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Evening star., 1947-04-12
DiIweg PAGES Episcopal
To Easy Track Victory

Episcopal High Schools John
Dilweg set a scoring mark for the
season for dual track meets when he
posted 20 points in EpiscopaPs 1888
triumph over Coolidge yesterday in
Alexandria. Dilweg won the high
and broad jumps and both hurdles
11o-yard high hurdles-Won by OLIVES
tED; second, Tucker Co; third Hodge!
(E) Time, OLGA
100-yard dash--Won by clarkson fE.)
second, Holton tE.); third. Penso tc9
sssss ksas a ss'4a Il ailssaSas% 't
-220-yard low hurdles-Won by OLIVES
e. y; second. Hunter CO.; third, EASTWOOD
ssaeaa Smith 00se sc5; sSird, Thom1son Is
aso-yard dash--won by Holton tE,
Sseond, Ts1oe osas gsnso tcoi third. ciarkson tEo
sesas Ss lsswsR s5 sSl- :, fsiP sss s e 'sfss f$s
shotput-won BY Birge (E); second
Parker Eo; third. Nester tc.). Distance
A. feet 6s4 inches.
peT2s s rd y gM.ans Rase ec go Dssnes sss9ns
III feet 4h inches. ~ w. ''
Pole vault---Won by De Butts, Mannini
fE.); second. Poston, Barringer fE.).
Height. 8 feet q inches.
High jumpl-Won b. Dilweg. Martin tE.)
SECOND, bunker tc.). HeiTht. feet
Broad jump-Won by Dilweg tE3; sec.
Distance go feet 6K inches
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Coolidge Beats Blair;
WI EDGES Western

Inter-high mines gained an even
break in two games against suburban
rivals yesterday as Coolidge won its
fourth straight by defeating Blair,
|10-9, at Blair and Washington and
Lee edged Western, 5-3, on the win
Iners' diamond.
Bill Witzel won for Coolidge in a
relief role, but he almost needed help
in the ninth, when Blair scored four
runs, one short of a tie. Washing
ton-Lee's Carney struck out 13
Western batsmen. Don Grain hom-
cred for the losers.
| Bobby Hooker pitched four-hit
ball as George Washington High won
la well-played game from Fairfax,
81, at Fairfax. Dick Latimer starred
on the mound and Charlie Ruggles
at bat as Bethesda defeated the host
st. Adams nine, 6-2.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
|Graziiano- zaIe Return
Scrap for Title Is
Seen for Chicago
" n. A,.oe,u,ed Press

CHICAGO, April I2.-Sarn Plan
manager Of Tony zale. said TO-DAY
that the way things look now. zalt
probably viii defend his middle
weight championship In a rematcl
with Rocky Graziano sometime thi
June IN Chicago"
Plan said he was planning 4
meet irving Cohen, Graziano's man
ager, In Cleveland Tuesday and ths
they would go to New York ito tt.
to reach definite decision" on tn
encore.
"There Is nothing definite now.
Plan stressed. "but II rematch !
held there Is little doubt that
would be in Chicago either Il
Comiskey Park, Soldier Field o.
Wrigley Field. And an established
promoter would put on the show"
Plan began making more definit'
plans for the rematch after Grazi
amos application for his boxinf
license was denied yesterday by tho
New York State Athletic. Commis-
sion. His license was revoked two
months ago for failure to report a
$100, 900 bribe offer.
The Illinois Athletic Commission
has indicated through its chairman
Sheldon Clark, that it may enter
tain q request to permit the tight
in Chicago. It is a member OF thf
National Boxing Association, which
has refused to uphold the New York
commissions action In barring Ora
ziano.
After taking with Cohen, Plan
said he planned to file q request
with the TAG for permission to have
the rematch In Chicago.
Rumors that Zale would risk his
crown against Marcel Cerdan In
Yankee Stadium June 8 were de-
bunked by Plan.
We're not interested In Cerdan
at all at this time - pjaY, aseerfAd
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Jerry Hart Is Co-stur
On Wildwood Links
Speeiol Dispatch TO The Ssus

WILDWOOD, N. j., April H.
Jerry Hart, the Federal Government
golf champion from Washington,
ID. c., and winner of an invitation
tournament here last fall, main
tanned his favoriteis role in the
Eastern Inaugural Invitation by ty-
Ing Joe De Beradinis of Philadelphia
for medal honors with II.
Hart was joined by two other
Washington in today's match
play IN the championship flight.
Indian Spring Club Champion Eddie
Ault and Bob Morris of Prince
Georges both had 75s. Other Dis
trict scores were Ernie Garlen. un-
attached, and George Thornton, In
dian Spring, Dos, and Dewey Peake,
unattached, 81.
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BY the A..ociated Press

BOWIE, Md, April 12.-The
show horse" of the 1945 Kentucky
Derby and Preakness, Darby Dieppe,
headed field of six thoroughbreds
today in the $10,000-added Southern
Maryland Handicap, closing day fea-
ture Of the spring meeting.
Maryland racing moves to Havre
de Grace Monday.
e The 5-year-old star of Shamrock
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Robinson Fails 10 Hi,
But Performs Well
In Major Debut
~ Inc Asscciutsd Press

BROOKLYN, April 12Jackil
Robinsons debut in i major league
uniform wasn't as auspicious as bill
initial appearance IN organized
baseball last year. but the Negro
finnelder Of the Brooklyn Dodgers
handled himself as well Is could b
expected under the circumstances
Playing frst base yesterday, the
IDodger speed merchant failed r
hit safely IN four official trips tc
the plate. but drove ii three runs
ION two nv balls and : 1ielders
choice as the Dodgers swamped the
New York Yankees. ll-6, at Ebbets
Field.
In two Of his trips to the plate.
/ the former q. g. i. A. all-around
athlete who enjoyed q field day at
the plate when his Montreal team
troalnced Jersey City in their 1916
International League opener, flied
out deep to left and lined to center.
His play In the field was flaWless
as. he handled is chances during
the nine-inning game with ease.
Clyde Sukeforth, manager pro
tenn Of the Dodgers, said before the
game that he plans to give Robinson
IA thorough trial at first base. IF
he fails to make it he will be used in
IA utility role at either second, short
or third. I am satisfied he can play
any infield position"
Robinson played second base for
the Royals last season and led the
triple A circuit In batting and paced
the second sackers in fielding.
Ordered to switch to first during
the Royals spring training season
because Ed Stanky of the Dodgers
couldn't be dislodged from his key
stone post, Robinson impressed OBJ
servers with his play around the
initial sack.
After yesterdays game Sukeforth
said he purposely let the Negro flash
go the route because I want him to
|get the feel Of playing In the big
leagues"
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Exhibition Baseball
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia tN0, 5; Washington CD.
Boston fA.,, 8; Boston fN.), O.
Brooklyn iN.), IA: New York (A.), 6.
New York M, 8: Cleveland (A.), 2.
Games Today.
Baltimore q. L. at Washington tAo.
Detroit (A) at Louisville a. A.).
Chicago {A) at Chicago {No.
Boston (A.) at Boston lN.l.
Cincinnati lN.) at indianapolis "a. A. f.
PITTSBURGH fN.) at Columbus "a. Al.
Philadelphia (A.l at Philadelphia tNo.
st. Louis (A) at st. Louis (N).
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Lame Caps Hopeful
Against Sfags Tonight
Special pispotch 10 The siar


CHICAGO, April 12.--The tape
was applied to Fred Scolari's ailing
shoulder and to Bob Feericks
sprained ankle today and the star
players OF the Washington Capitols
were named to the starting lineup
in a continuation of the semif1nal
Basket Ball Association playoffs
against the Chicago Stays tonight.
Trailing games to /, the Caps
must win tonight to prolong the
best-of-seven series. A sixth game
if necessary, will be played here to-
morrow, while two Cap victories
would make seventh game neces-
sary Tuesday. in Washington.
Station WWDC will carry to-
nights game only, broadcast by Ray
Morgan. from II pm. until the end
of the game.
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Jones Again Beots Harris

BALTIMORE, April IL Especial -
Herbie tBiff} Jones of washington
now holds three decisions over Les
lie Harris to one for the Balti-
morean and one draw after their
fifth meeting here last Snight.
Jones was 81 choice in the scrap
between the 133-pounders and led
throughout. The District battler
was at his best In the eighth. when
he twice backed Harris into the
ropes with short. effective hits.
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Sports Writers on Air
To Tell About Mats

The sports writers who cover the
Mats will be put on the spot by Jim
Gibbons Of WMAL in a special pre-
opening game broadcast tonight
from 7:45 to 8.
Gibbons guests will be Francis
Stann and Burt Hawkins of The
Star, Shirley Povich of the Post,
Bob Addie Of the Times s-Herald and
Roger Treat OF the News.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
|HamIin Of A. U. Is Star
In First Slab Effort,
But R.-M. Is Victor

Tommy Hamlin, 220-pound
hurler of American U. with no pre-
vious mound experience, may prove
to be the collegiate find Of the sea-
son. He almost snapped Randolph
Macon's 15-game winning streak
yesterday, bowling, 4-3, in 10 in
nings. The Jackets won their last
II last year and five straight this
season.
Coach Staff Cassell pitched Hamlin
as an emergency measure but now
he's the top man on the A. u.
staff. Hamlin flung no-hit ball for
six innings, walked only one batter
and struck out one. He allowed
five hits, two of them of the
scratch variety. and his outflelders
had few chances.
I Sid Thrift won his eighth straight
on the mound for the. winners.
Randolph Macon scored the win
ming run IN the 10th when Phelps
beat out d roller with men on sec
ond and third and two out. The
entire A. U. squad berated the
umpire on the play, claiming an
easy out. Bart Fugler led A. u.
with two hits.
American y; ----- ooo ooo 9d9 9d9 o2o o2o %
Hamlin and Kennedy. Limber. Thrift
and Sherrod. "
Four local college mines were &C
tive today as Georgetown played
host to st. Joseph's, George Wash
ington met American U. on the
Ellipse and Maryland Travelled to
Richmond.
Maryland had lacrosse and track
dates with Navy at Annapolis.
Catholic U. was host to Delaware
and Washington College in tri-
angular meet while the A. U. track
men Travelled to Baltimore. Howard
was host in its annual relay carni-
val.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
BY the A.soeiated Press

ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Both the
st. Louis Cardinals and the st
Louis Browns will present starting
lineups of veterans when the two
intra- city rivals meet in the opener
of two-game series at Sportsmans
Park today.
All the Card starters are players
who were with the team last year
although Manager Eddie Dyer
doesn't plan to use Center Fielder
Terry Moore, whose ailing knee
stiffened after play last week. Only
recruits starting for the Browns
will be First Sacker Jerry Witte and
Catcher Lester Moss. Both Joined
the Browns from Toledo OF the
American Association towards the
end Of the regular season IN 1916.
Denny Galehouse and Bob Mum
Grief will toss for the Browns and
Red Munger, HOWE Pollet and John
Grodzicki for the Red Birds.
CHICAGO.-The Chicago White
Sox resume their intra-city series
with the Chicago Cubs at Comiskey
Park today. Yesterdays scheduled
tilt was rained out. The Sox, as q
result of games in California. lead
the Bruins three games to two in
their spring series.
Manager Ted Lyons of the Pale
Hose planned to use four pitchers
in an effort to select Tuesdays
opening game starter against Bob
Feller at Cleveland. Joe Haynes,
Orval Grove, John Rigney and Ed
Lopat were slated to pitch for the
Sox while Manager Charley Grimm
planned to send Paul Erickson and
Johnny Schmitz to the hill for the
Cubs.
Grimm hasn't abandoned the idea
of starting Hank Borowy against
Pittsburgh in the Bruins opening
game Tuesday since Borowy's blis-
tered finger is healing. eOutfielder
Evening star., 1947-04-12

Duckpin Program
Pocked With Sturs

First maJM actiOn IN the Ma
tional Duckpin Congress cham
pionships at Bethesda Bowling
Center is on tap for today and
tonight with q flock Of stars from
Virginia, ConnScticIt and Rhode
Island on the firing line.
Doubles and singles were slated
for the day with teams shooting
tonight at 3 o'clock. Spotlighted
will be two teams of women from
Norfolk, the Ida Simmons Girls
and Sports Bowl Girls, led BY
two former nationally No. !
ranking bowlers, Ida Simmons
and Katherine Wick.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Hilltop Netmen Handed
Lucinq BY Colgate

The District area colleges have
proved setups in tennis for schools
from the Ivy League area this season.
Georgetown was the latest TO take
a 90 trouncing. this time at the
hands OF Colgate yesterday at the
Hilltop. The Hoyas did not win a
set. Colgate plays A. q. here today.
Singies-Warren defeated Tewes, s--a,
s---22.. Arnold defeated Egan. sr---1, ID.
Mckenzie defeated Kearney, 6---I. 80;
Chiids defeated Brown, I'll. 81. Ford
defeated Creamy, 6---5. Go
feated Tewes and Egan, g., 6---3::
Childs and Nelson defeated Brown and
Alderton, 6-2, 6-4 Ford and Car
penter defeated Wilson and Kearneys
tf---. L. fT----f
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Watson S Pointer Ace
As Field TriuIs Open

Ariel's Radar. pointer owned by
Rufe Watson of Laurel, was the sem
sation of the first day of the spring
trials, of the National Capital Field
Trial Club yesterday at Poolesville.
The trials continue today with the
shooting dog stake.
Arial's Radar made one clean find
in the bird field and and was excel
lent on ground work to make fine
showing in the puppy stake. E. F.
Herring's Franks Delivery frankie
made several finds and one back,
but did not respond to its handler
as well as the winner, and finished
second.
Puppy stake--Winner Ariers Radar,
orange and white pointer owned and ham
died by Rufe Watson of Laurel. Second,
Franks Delivery Frankie. pointer. owned
by E. F. Herring Of Bethesda. Third.
Valiant High-ton Countess, setter, owned
by Ford Young Of Bethesda.
All age,nJack sumpter., pointer. owned
by Rufe. Watson. Second, Bradley Hills
Sam, pointer, owned by Frank Burrows Of
Bethesda. Third. Spunky Greek Pat. point
er. owned by julius Marcy Of Arlington.
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HOW THEY'LL FINISH
Red Sox, 1st

The infield will be at least as
good as 1946's and stands to be
better If Rookie Frank Shofner
from Louisville can handle third
base. Rudy York is year older
but he's streamlined this spring,
and Bobby Doerr and Johnny
Pesky still form a great second
Evening star., 1947-04-12

It may take, six months to
prove or disprove this prediction,
but the Boston Red Sox are the
best club in baseball this year.
That's the way they looked in
Florida and the way they look on
paper, too.
It's the all-around strength Of
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Hornets Seek CIincher
lin Calder Cup Series
By the A.seeiutsd Prsss

PITTSBURGH, April 12.-The
Pittsburgh Hornets can win their
first American Hockey League
championship here tonight by de-
feating the btirly Hershey Bears IN
the sixth game of the Calder Cup
series.
Pittsburgh has won thsee games
and Hershey two in the best-of-
seven series.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

the 1916 model by the addition
Of Frank Hayes, for whom Fem
way Parks short left-f1eld fence
is made to order. Hayes prob
ably will face left-hand pitchers,
dividing duty with Hal Wagner.
Backing them up is Roy Partee,
another holdover. --STANN.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
AS, Two Down, Resume
Series With PhiIIies
By the As,ocio,ed Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE
Philadelphia Athletics and Phila-
delphia Phillies, resuming their "city
series" started in Florida, meet In a
third game here today.
The Mackmen were shut out In
both the Florida encounters, 2 to o
and to O.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Howard Nine Routed

GREENSBORO, N. c., April II
tSpecial) Howard University Of
washington was looking for an even
break on its Southern trip today as
it met North Carolina A. & T. after
losing. 1914, yesterday to Shaw.
Shaw aw------------- ol0 319 4I0-Io
Howard ------------ 0lD 1u1 blU--- =
England and Bust; ratrice. Jefferson
and Christian Ftzgerald.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

condltion Tor I54-gaIe clHllIplulisiI1P ScaSo1I.
Since Larry McPhail took charge, the New
York Yankees have become exponents OF the
extended continent hopping. island jumping type
of preseason campaign. They used this technique
last year and again this spring, as evidence BY
the fact that by the time the curtain goes up the
Yankees will have played nearly SO games.
Brooklyn is another club partial to long, even
grueling, training seasons; but a majority OF The
good teams still believe In settling down at warm
site playing just enough games to get the athletes
in shape, and bearing down in competition IN mid
April, not month or six weeks earlier.
This kind Of training paid OF last year Tor
the pad Soy and Cardinals who never roam far
Evening star., 1947-04-12
SteeIers Won't Tepsic
BY the Associated Press

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, April Ia
DR.. John Balm (Jock) Sutherland,
coach of the National Football
Leagues Pittsburgh Steelers, def
nitely is interested" in signing Joe
Tepsic, former Penn State grid and
baseball star.
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b q S e -SnOrtSWp
C o m b | n alton
which also packs
power at the
plate.
Cronin still Is
looking for a
r e g ular right
ii el er, but
there isn't an
other manager
In the game who
wouldn't gladly
tackle this prob
lem provided he
had two other
outhelderS such
as Ted williams
and Dom Di
Maggie. There
still the two best
players on any
team.
The catching
staff has been
ip,nroyyoH nv ar
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Seeks SoftbuII Opponent

The Hyattsville Fire Department
softball team is looking for an op-
ponent for a practice game tomor-
row morning at II o'clock at Ma
gruder Park, Hyattsville. Phone
Hyattsville 0200.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

early the flag race New York was
and ST. Louis carried on to dramatic
world series.
Starters Lopses Put Buege on Spot
rh believer in moderate training AS his
only dozen under their belts
but apparently these sufficient.
hitters-Ackey Buddy Lewis Cecil Travis and
Spence-are possible There hasn't been
broken bones
bad
Some pitchers need work fellows like
Luther and Milo Candini MIG
Osse Buege but Grith says
Bueges unwngness pitchers often under
standable.
oes been trying to get starting pitchers shape for the
of these starters pitchers haven't been given
work one he's terrible Same with Wynn
using them to be as sure as possible
theyr pitch themselves n top shape before Monday
Wynn Is Mats Present Day Hudey
Some years ago washington pitcher Irving Bump
of his spring train
ing They he would but they had pretty
good idea he'd be fat.
Mats Hadley big Early Wynn nominal
Griffith nothing
weight control
January Griffith "and he great shape
reported and he'd eaten himself
worked hard all spring. but he keeps eating
too, and satisfied with his condition
perennial fat Bobo Newom But Griffith likes
"Of Newsom sapling he admits
fellow gets that old he needs little flesh on him.
I it's natural"
How old" Griffith? Bobo doesn't like to
Evening star., 1947-04-12
VuIIey Forge Hires Mogin

WAYNE. Pa, April IL R1 Capt,
Edward A. Magill. former Audbof,
IN. j. High School coach, has been
named head baseball coach at Val
ley Forge Military Academy. sue
ceeding Mai. Jack Maddox.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

hurlers will do. Back from last
years team are Dave Ferriss, a
25-gane winner; Tex Hughson, a
20-game man. and Joe Dobson,
Mickey Harris and Earl johnson.
To help them Cronin is bringing
up at least three rockies who
may help, Tommy Fine, Harry
Dorish and Mel Parnell.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Grid Eagles Sign Muhu

PHILADELPHIA, April IL tP).-
Joe Muha, former v. NJ. I. fullback,
has signed a three-year contract
with the Philadelphia Eagles Of the
National Football League.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

he American
League C h a M
pions that is i'm
pressive. They
don't have the
best pitching or
catching S t a + f
and they still
ck a full =
dedged t h ir d
hasenlarl and a
ri g h t fielder.
But what Joe
Cronin doesn't
lack are enough
outstanding ball
players to re-
peat and, given
a fair share of
breaks, to win
the World Series
rs well.
Detroit prob
ably h a d e S
Boston's pitch
ers hut the Sox
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Win, Lose, or Draw
BY FRANCIS E. STAfN
Griffith's 36th Club Is Physically Fit

hiry-sixth Washington ball club rolled into
and with the possible exception OF lew
pitchers well trained physically National team
history again question Of the best method to
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Cards and Browns Pit Veteran
Lineups; Chisox Lead Cubs

bill Nicholson, however, definitely
has been ruled out of the lineup be-
cause of, pulled muscle which Is 50
deep in his right arm that tits diff
ficult to work on it with heat and
massage treatments.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-With their
starting lineup for opening day set,
the Detroit Tigers today began their
last exhibition series, taking on the
Louisville ColonelS. After an open
date Monday, the sTigers will begin
their 1947 American League season
against the Browns in st, Louis.
Manager Steve O,Neiu announced
that right field and first base, two
hitherto doubtful spots in the De-
troit lineup, would be filled by Pat
Mullin and Roy Cullenbine. respec-
lively.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. = Manager
Billy Herman of the Pittsburgh
Pirates is unable to decide whether
I he should play next Tuesday in the
Bucs' season opener against the
Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. The
second base job is wide open since
Eddie Basinski, drafted from St
Paul, has proved weak at the bat
Herman is now debating whether he
or Jimmy Bloodworth should take
the post:
NEW YORK. The New York
Giants wind up their spring train
ing season with the Cleveland IN
dians at their native Polo Grounds
today and tomorrow. The Giants
already have won the series as they
have beaten the Tribe 9 times In Is
starts.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

&&SdlESton WV buI 1Bb---
Philadelphia Ito 600 3Ux--5
Runs-urace. Vernon, Lapointe ta1,
Tabor. c. Ferreli. Mullen. Errors-Robert.
ison, canaini. Jones. Runs hatted in---Ennis
Rooerson, Semlnlck. Evans, Mullen. La
pointe, Adams. Three-hase hits--Verncn.
Mullen Stolen bases-Lapointe, Grace,
Vernon Hacrihces--McCormick Spence.
Adams Double piays-Lapointe 70 Mullen
to Mccormick. Left on hases-Washlns-
ton, z: PHILADELPHIA, 5. Base on balls
on Masterson. 2: OF Koecher. .: on Leon
ard, 2 Struck out--By Masterson, 8. BIZ
Kcecher. /; by Leonard, Hits-On
Koecher. 2 In 5 innings; on Ferrick. none
In / inning: on MaSterson, In four in-
nings; Oh Leonard, A In 8 innings: Oh
ICandini. in In 8 innings. winning PITCH
Ier-LecnaYd Losing .pitcher-Candini,
(AL.1. Core (N-L.). Ttme--l:46.
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Minor Leagues

by We NSSu<fu5So Ffoss
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
san san f Frsneisco' S: Hoiiswood. 2.
Sacramento. 10: Seattle. 8.
Portland, 10: San Diego. 2.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City, 10; Dallas. q.
Shreveport, 2: Houston. l.
San Antonio. 8: Beaumont. 3.
Fort Worth. s.: Tuiss.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, 5, Mempfis. 4. 13 tn--
nings
All other games. rain. e
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PhiIIies, 5; Mats, 2
| Washington
Philadeiphia
Htu ifDt H0---G
lilo 900 3ox--5

Totals - o 70 q Totals - 9sT Is
sBatted Ior Mastersnn in fifth.
4Ratted for Ferricg in ninth.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

from their home bases in Sarasota Petersburg Neither could
early the nag race New York was
and St Louis carried on to dramatic
world series.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

The gate was $56, 1872.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

1:00-America, United, a Forum - NBC
The Peoples Forum, a Forum CHS
Johnny Thompson & His Songs ABC
Married for Life, Interviewing MBS
1:15-Melodies to Be Remembered-ABC
1:30-U. of Chicago R~oundtable - NBC
About Radio, by Lyman Bryson = CHS
Sammy Kaye & His Serenade - ABC
Juvenile Jury. a Youth Forum - MBS
l :45-Howard K. Smith Overseas-CBS
Weekly Broadcasting for News CHS
Warriors of Peace, Army Show - ABC
L. E. Lawes, Anti-Cri1ne Play MBS
dictionaries are Singing MBS-basic
2:30-Star Concert and Melton NBC
Music for a Sunday Afternoon CHS
National Vespers via Radio ABC
News; Vets Panel Discussion - MBS
3:00-Parade of Music, Comment-NBC
New York Philharmonic Orches. = CHS
DR.. Danfield, Dramatic Mystery-ABC
Open House, Music and Songs = MBS
3:30-One Mans Family, Drama - NBC
Present from Hollywood Plays ABC
Crimes of Carelessness, Drama - MBS
3:45-Sam Pettengill's Comment - Abe
4:00-Quiz Kids md Joe Kelly - NBC