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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Errors - Rizzuto, Judnich, Stephens.
Runs batted in-Linden l, Hitchcock.
Two base hitIHeath, Lindell, Lehner,
Coleman. Sacrifice-Reyno1ds. Double
plays-Kinder, Hitchcock and Judnich;
Dillinger, Hitchcock and Moss. Left on
bases-New York S. st. Louis 9. Bases
in balls-Reynolds 4, Kinder 5. Strike
outs-Reynolds 3. Kinder 5. Wild pitch
Reynolds. Umpires-McGow Grieve
and Jones. Time 2:10. Attendance 21,7l0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

ErrorACAvarretta. Runs batted in -
Reese. J~orsensen, Edwards, Lombard,
Vaughan. Two base hits-Stanky. Three
base hit-Jorgensen. Stolen base-Fu-
rillo. Sacrifioss-Passeau, Furillo. Double
play-Jorgersen, Stsnky and
Reese and Stanky; Stanky. Reese and
Robinson; Lowery, johnson n Wait
kus; Reese, Stanky n Robinson. Left
on ba ses-Chicago S; Brooklyn. 9. Bases
on balls-Lonbardi 5, PASCAL 3, Wyse
/. Strike outs-Passeau ;. Lombardi 2,
Wyse Z, Chipmtn ]. Hits-off Passeau
10 in s innings. Wyse 0 in /; chipman
1 in /. Wild pitch - PASCAL. Passed
bau-schsffing. Losing pitcher-Passeau'
Observation-Disclosures, Henline, Bailan-
fart ana stewart. Time 3'os. Attendanes
n ,Soe, paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Error-Kurowski 3. Runs batted in
Rice 3. Rigney, Gordon. Lombard,
Northey. Home runs - Rice, Northey.
Double plays-Schoendienst, Marion and
Musial. Left on bases-St. Louis S; New
York 8. Bases On balls-Brazle l, Kos
10 l, Burkhart /, Trinkle 1. Strikeouts-
Brazle 4. Jansen 4, Koslo 2, Trinkle l,
Burkhart S. Hits-off Koslo 3 in 5 in
nings; Begss 0 in 1; Jansen 4 in 2;
Trinkle 0 in 1; Brazle Z in 5 1-3; Burk-
hart / in 3 2-3. Winning pitcher-Burk-
hart. Losing pitcher-Jansen. Umpires-
Pinelli. Barlick and Gore. Time 2:4.
Attendance 10000 (estimsted).
GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Runs batted in-Hardisky, Benton 3,
LaBlanc, Bridges. Stephens. Two base
hits Edens. S%crobola, Jones. Stolen
bases-Scrobola. Double play+McCarty.
DiChars and Miner; Jordan, DiChara
and Miner. Left on bases-Wilmington
6. Warsaw Is. Bases on balls-off: Lamb
g., Johnson 2. Conn 1. Struck out, by
Lamb 4, ohnso g.. Conn 5. Hits off:
in 7 la. Hit by pitcher, by-Johnson
Johnson 3 in 1 2-3 innings; Conn Z
lamb. Wild p~itches-Lamb. Passed
balls-Jones 2. Losing pitcher-Johnson.
Umpires-Veasey and Ruch. Time of
game 1:5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Runs batted in-Wilson 3, Holiday,
.Knisely, Messing, Keane, Stanley. Two
base hits-Wilson 2, Cabaniss. Messing,
Bortz. Sacrifices--Shoffner. Left on bases
-Lumberton 7; Sanford II. Bases on
balls-off: Van Nordheim 5, Bortz 2.
Struck out, by-Van Nordheim S, Bortz
8. Passed balls-Knisely. Umpires -
Baker and Wilson. Time of game 2:05.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

krors-Appline. Tucker, Priddy. Runs
led in-Priddy. Grace. Philley t2),
N. Robertson. Vernon. Two base hits
bence, Grace. Vernon. Three base
tYork. Sacrifices Yost. Priddy.
hble plays-Baker, Michaels and York:
~tterson, Travis and Vernon. Left
4 bases-Washington s: Chicago 8.
4 on ballSMasterson 8. Ferrick l,
espie 3 Struck out-Masterson o l,
Fick l, Gillespie 3, Caldwell /. Hits
= Masterson 4 in 6 innings: Ferrick
3; Gillespie I in s.; Caldwell o in 1.
Gning pitcher - Masterson. Losing
Eh.r-Gillespie. Empires - Weafer,
bbad and Berry. Time zoe. At
nance lactuaN IS. o20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 8; St. Louis l.
Boston 40; st. Louis 80.
Philadelphia 4; Cleveland ,.
Washington 4; Chicago 3.
Today's Games
New York at St. Louis ~ Shea G1-2)
and Bevens (3-8) VS. Muncrief $50 and
Kramer CD.
Washington at Chicago Pieretti I'D
VS. Lopat CD.
Boston at Detroit Zuber 1-0) or
Dobson Ga We Benton (5-4).
Philadelphia at Cleveland t2) Coleman
$3.50 and Flores (3-8l VS. Gettel (3-2) and
Willis (O-2).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
HUDLIN MANAGES

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July II. -
U.H- Southeastern baseball fans to-
day named Willis Hudlin, of Jack
son, former Cleveland hur1er. 10
pilot the all stars II the leep
ldream game, July IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Runs batted in-Marsh, Kukulka 3,
Sanders. Woodland. Two base hits -
Balla. Home runs - Kukulka. Stolen
bases-Carroll, O'Shiclds. Sacrifices -
HAYNES, McLain, Evans. Double plays
Eames, Howard, Popelsky to Oehler.
Left on b~ases-Clinton 8, Smithfield IL.
Bases on balls-off: Edwards 3, Gibson
4, Mason 2. Struck out. by-Edwards 8.
Gibson 2, Mason 2 Hits off: Gibson Z
in S innings; Mason 2 in 4. Wild pitches
Gibson. Losing pitcher-Gibson. Um-
pires-Davidzuk, Ruch. Time ef game
400.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
Texas 7errors Vie Again
For Money Crown Today
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, July 11-(AP)-Assault and Stymie bring
their alternating act for racing's money-winning champion
ship back to Jamaica tomorrow in the $50, 1000 handicap,
and if Assault can carry a loaded beer truck as easily as
the last time they tangled, he'll probably win the title
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
0VERMIRE SAVES
CAP FOR TIGERS

DETROIT, July II -R-Littie
stubby Overmire saved the De-
t-oit Tigers pr%ecarious hold on
second place in the American
League today by banking the
Boston Red Sox 80 after the Sox
won the opener of a doubleheader
A .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGCE

IcStcIUdy > cSuHts
New York 3-17; st. Louis 40.
Pittsburgh Z; Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 10. Boston 6. \
Brooklyn 5: Chicago 0.
Today's Games
st. Louis at New York (2l Dickson
(3-9) or Brecheen (9-5) and Pollet 4-8)
VS. lott u-2) and Jansen 7-4.
Chicago at Brooklyn () Lade (6-5)
and Schmitz GID VS. Hatten (7-5) and
Barney (5-2).
Cincinnati at Boston Hetki ga v:
SPAIN Q1-3).
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Roe (2-6)
or Sewell 1879 VS. Rowe GA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Finally Win,
Beat Red Sox, 6 To 4
Special To The Star

WARSAW, July 11-shaking off the sickenino effect.
their current losing streak, the Wilmington Pirates look,
hattie for second place in the Tobacco State loo o,a ~
the Warsaw Red Sox, 81, here tonight behind h Is
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
Is Pace-Setter
In Class B Division
BY WENDELL HARRISS

After all the smoke had cleared away from the finishing
guns in yesterdays second race of the South Atlantic Re-
gatta, one lead was found to have changed hands, two were
d~eadlocked, and leads had been increased. However, none
OF the fifty-one craft competing in the Mrightsville races
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

N the Red Sox in a double.
[s.r starting promptly at Z
lock.
,.rry Bridges, back on first
|. after q nights absence. put
Imineton ahead in the opening
~. nv driving a sharp single u
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
IN SIXTH,
BEAT CHIS0X, A. !

July II. -(Pe Wash
(.on moved into sixth place in
lmerican League standings by
[Emins the Chicago White Sox
| before 25.O20 persons tonight.
Irsr Masterson pitched six in
\, and yielded four hits to gain
seventh victory and the Sena-
|, third straight of the series.
y " n "A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
Hogan Demaret; Snare
Inverness Team Lead
BY FRITZ HOWELL

TOLEDO, O., July 11-AP)-The 10th Inverness four
ball matches settled down to a two-team race at the end
OF three of the seven best-ball rounds today, with defend
ing champions Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret firing a pair
of 81 totals to take a one-point lead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
L0MBARDI BLANKS
5 TO 0.

BROOKLY YIN, July II. - R -
Lefty Vic lombard pitched his
first complete game Of the season
tonight ~ he hurled a four-hit so
shutout victory over the Chicago
| Cubs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

IomD s SIH-IIIt P1tCKf1if6s
.tord's So victory over Lum,
nut the Pirates only one
y. behind the Cubs.
~ p.,rday night at Legion Stadium
=. Iouis Cheshire and Nate An
v are expected to toss them
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Error-Doerr. Runs batted 1n-Doerr
2, Moses 2, Mullin, Cramer 2. Two base
hits-Doerr 2, Moses, Swift, Mullin.
Double plays-Jones and Pesky 2; Hugh
son., Pesky and Jones; Mayo, Lake and
~CulIenbine; Swift and Lake; Lake, Mayo
and C~ullenbine. Left On bases-Boston
4, Detroit 8. Bases on balls-Hughson
4, Trout 4. Strikeouts Hughson l.,
Trout l. Umpires Summers, Hurley,
Rue and Paparella. Time 1:49.
SECOND GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

n.d,o Station WGNI will.
.".dcast a play-by-play de-
LINTON of tonight's double
.ader with the Warsaw club.
~ first game will be aired ut
o'clock. Lou Essex will be
|, The microphone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Galehouse, Murphy (8}, and Partee;
Overmire ard Wagner. Losing pitcher
Galehouse. Home run-Wagner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

z-Grounded out for Koslo in 5th.
zz-Fouled out for Lohrke in 9Th.
zzz-Singled for Beggs in 9Th.
zzzz-Grounded out for Jansen in 9th.
ST. LOUIS 900 .030 100
NEW YORK 900 OH 600:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12
NIE3:AH
. STANDINGS

YeStefdayS Results
WILMINGTON s; Warsaw /.
Clinton 5; Selma-Smithfield 2.
Lumberton 3; Sanford 6.
Red Springs l.: Dunn-Erwin 4.
Today's Games
Warsaw at WILMINGTON.
Sanford at Lumberton.
Selma-Smithfield at Clinton.
Dunn-Erwin at Red Springs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

PROFEssIoNAL CHAMPION Bobby Riggs demonstrates a new
member of the flying saucer age-a set that enables a tennis prayer
to practice all by himself. The formula: Tie a rubber cord to
taped tennis ball, take the other end and attach it t a swivel placed
ON the other side of the court. On the other side of the swivel. at.
tach some twine. Now, you should have left over n free end of
the Irvine. Attach that to an anchor bag, adjust the Irvine to suit
yourself, and you should have a hot-shot opponent. Just brush ND on
some courses IN mechanics and physics before YOU attempt any,
anything, Just to be or the safe side
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

PITTSBURGH DOL 200 O40-7 7 !
PHILADELPHIA 600 200 O00-2 6 0
Bonham and Kluttz; Rowe, Schanz QD,
Donnelly 81, Schmidt (8), and Semi
nick.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

Grounded out for Gillespie In 9th.
kGrounded out for Caldwell in 9Th.
IRAN for Dickey in 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-12

cumulateo in the two days racing
finds Ferri in the third place post
behind Sprunt and the Murchisons'
"Mistress.' Billy LockWood's
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NORTHWESTERN.
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Robs You Of Sleep
Here's How You May Help,
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| Catholic Wor Veterans
To Attend Memorial

A memorial mass for war dead viii
be attended by the Cardinal Gibbons
Post OF the Catholic War Veterans
| at am. Sunday In the Holy Trinity
Church, Tnirty-sixth and o streets
NV.
After the service, members of the
post will attend a memorial break
fast. Two Spanish-American War
veterans, William A. Hickey, Of the
Father Daley Post and James Muir
Iphy Of st. Anthony Post, win be
| honored.
Principal address alt the meeting
will be delivered by the Rev. Arthur
A. OLeary, pastor of Holy Trinity
Church. John r. Donelan, attorney,
who served as Navy lieutenant
commander during World War II,
will be POSTMASTER.
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Weekly Sponsored Column Of Thing. New and interesting

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Evening star., 1947-04-20
Customs Guards
Seize 300 ViuIs
OF Streptomycin

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s.-
Seizure of 800 walls of an alleged
black market shipment of strepto-
mycin was announced by customs
officials here today.
Sterptomycin is one of medicine s
new wonder durgs." 1t is still SO
scarce that the Government con-
trolls ALLEGATION and no licenses are
being issued for its export, customs
officials said.
The drug seized here was found
In two shipments labeled "penicil-
lin" consigned to, Manila. 1t was
seized under Federal Court warrants
obtained by Assistant United States
Attorney James T. Davis, who said
the drug could be exported only
through Government channels.
One shipment was seized March
81, the other two days later. Gus
toms officials said the 800 walls had
a domestic wholesale market value
Of about IS 200.
The Pan-Pacific Trading Co., San
Francisco, was named in the seizure
warrants as exporter of the drug.
Customs officials said their search
of Pan-Pacific records revealed no
orders for penicillin but did dis
close orders of $500 walls of
streptomycin.
Customs men said their suspicious
were aroused because the declared
value of the shipments was far
1igher than what might be expected
Tor similar amount of peniciIlin.
Then, they said. one of the "penicil-
i'm labels worked loose, exposing
labels listing the drug as
streptomycin.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Elderly Survivors
Of Explosion Form
Bulk Of Audience
By HoI BoyIe
Associated Press Stoff Writer

TEXAS CITY, Texas, April 10.
Under a pail of black smoke
from still burning Oil fires, Texas
City today mourned it's hundreds
of explosion dead with bitter
tears and hopeful words.
The simple half hour mass
memorial ceremony was held shortly
after pm, on the high school foot
ball stand before stadium banked
with thousands of flowers con-
tributed throughout Texas.
AS the ceremony-attended by be-
tween three and four thousand
survivors-got underway, hundreds
of men were still digging in water
front ruins to recover dead men torn
beyond identity.
The football field had been used
for three days as headquarters for.
foamite squads fighting oil fires
touched off by disastrous blasts from
two nitrate loaded vessels.
The Rev. K. L. Teegarden, presi-
dent of the local Ministerial Alli-
ance which arranged the memorial
ceremony, told the silent gathering
standing bareheaded before the lily
decked stand:
"The whole country is grieved
This service is in memory of those
who lost their lives in this disaster"
In the crowd we're men who had
lost their children, wives still too
Evening star., 1947-04-20
BY Joseph Younu

A Goyernment-wide census Of its
more than 1900, 600 employees will be
undertaken soon in an effort to
bring greater efficiency and economy
in the Government service, 1t was
learned last night.
Every Federal worker will be asked
to answer the 100 or more questions
in the yoluminous QUESTIONABLE now
being prepared by the Library of
Congress legislative reference divi-
sion. The employees will be polled on
their personal backgrounds, their
views of the workings of Govern
ment, and their opinions Of their
superiors and fellow employees.
The census will be conducted by
the Senate Civil Service Committee,
in cooperation with its special<ad-
visory group consisting Of top ON
cials of Federal agencies, employees
unions and veterans organisations.
Committee members say the FORTH
coming census win be the ART Of it,
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Soft Coal Operators
Accept U. 5. Bid 10
Wage Negotiations
No Word From Lewis,
But Union Promises
Reply in Due Time
By jones Y. Newton

Soft coal operators have &C
cepted a Government invitation
to meet here April % with John
L. Lewis for beginning of ne
'gotiations over a new industry
wage agreement, it was learned
last night.
Federal coal officials said that
while the mine owners have indi-
Gated definitely they are willing to
meet with representatives of the
United Mine Workers. no word hao
been received from Mr.. Lewis.
union official said the Government
invitation would, be answered "ir
due time"
Navy Capt. N. n. COLLISION. heae
of the Interior Departments Goa
Mines Administration, last week
wrote Mr.. Lewis and the OPERATOR
negotiating committee suggesting
| the meeting "to discuss the means
by which a resumption Of collective
bargaining may most effectively ano
expeditiously be accomplished"
Except for a brief period last
September, there have been no con-
tract talks between Mr.. Lewis ane
the operators since last spring wher
relations were broken off during 9
59-day strike. The Government
seized the struck bituminous mines
last May and made the agreement
with Mr.. Lewis under which the
pits have been operated since that
time
Federal officials are not optimistic
that agreement within the industry
can be reached in any short time
The seized mines must be returned
to the owners, under present law
/ by July l. 1t is even held doubtful
that accord can be reached by tina
time.
| Meanwhile, the Government ha!
not decided what its recommends
ton will be when the United MINI
Workers petition for return 0
s., 300 900 in bond comes up Thurs
day before Justice T. Alan Colds
borough in District Court The hug
sum represents the difference be
tween the $500 900 Justice Colds
borough fined the union for con
tempt last December and the re
duced amount levied by the Su
preme Court, in upholding convic
ton of Mr.. Lewis and his uniol
for ignoring a no-strike injunction
Good Faith Challenged.
There are strings attached to tn,