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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
B0UDREAU HOLDS
OFF COMPETITORS

CHICAGO, AUG 18 -WD- Des-
pite a seven-point slump last week
manager-shortstop Lou Boudreau
Of Cleveland today clung to the
American League batting leader
ship, but faced threat from Luke
Appling, 38-year-old Chicago
White Sox shortstop, who was on
ly four points behind.
Boudreau held the top with 1888,
while Appling, seeking his third
league batting crown, surged sew
en- points last week to a runner-up
mark of 1923.
Meanwhile, third sacker George
Kell of Detroit, who last week
shared the lead with Boudreau at
$40, collected only six hits in 80
trips, to tumble 13 points to fifth
spot with 1927.
Tied for third place a point be-
hind Appling with 1928 were Joe
Di Maggie of New York and Ted
Williams of Boston, the latter
climbing IL points during the week.
Other : leaders through Sun
days games included Barney Nc.
Cosky, Philadelphia, 1922; Hal
Peck, Cleveland, : .3o7; Johnny
Pesky, Boston, .30e; George Nc
Quinn, New York, .z98; and Box
Dillinger, St. Louis .297.
Boston's Bobby Doerr was the
only new leader in the specialized
departments, wrestling the runs
batted-in lead from team-naee
Williams with 78.
Williams, however, continued
to set the pace in home runs witt
25 and runs scored with 88. Pesk,
was top in hits with 139, while
Boudreau led in doubles with IS
Micky Vernon of Washington wa.
head in triples with II; and Dll
linger continued as the pace-sette
in stolen bases with 20.
Vic Raschi of New York main
tanned the percentage lead in
pitching with 1857 on a 81 record
followed by his Yankee team-mate
Frank Shea, with ia. Bob Felle1
of Cleveland kept his strike-out
lead with 149.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19

NEW YORK, Aug. 18-R)-The
fields shaped up tonight for sec
tional play in the American Legion
Junior baseball tournament which
opens in four cities Wednesday
night as a prelude to the nation
al tournament at Los Angeles later
this month.
Manchester, N. H., Sumter, S.
c., Cedar Rapids, Ia, and Bill
ings. Mont, are the sites for the
sectional Journeys, with three re-
gional winners competing in each.
Regional winners competing at
Manchester will be that city's own
post, representing the Malne-New
Hampshire Vermont Massachu'
sets region. Torrington, Conn.,
which defeated Garden City, N. Y.
in region 2 (Rhode Island, Connec
ticut, New York and New Jer
sew, and Wilmington, Del, victol
in Region 3. complete the secuona
field.
At Sumter, S. c., it will be Little
Rock, Ark, which eliminated Dal
las in regional play at Hattes
burg Miss; Greenwood, S. T..
which triunphed in regional play
offs at Florence, S. c.. and Kan
napolis, N. c., which won the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
WALKER FATTENS
BATTING MARGIN

NEW YORK, Aug 18 --R)-The
Philadelphia Phillies are going no.
where in the National League pen
nant race but Harry Walker, in
his first year with the tailenders,
is well on his way to bringing
the batting championship to the
Quaker City as a consola ton
prize.
Collecting IL hits in 81 times at
bat during the week ended Sun
day, the Philly flychaser pulled
his average up three points to .347
and increased his margin over the
runner-up, Augie Galan of Cincin-
natl, to Is points. Last week Walk
er Cooper of New York was Sec
ond with 1925 but the Giants
Catcher faded to third On .316
mark as Galan moved up with
1922.
Fourth and sixth places were
taken over by newcomers, Pete
Reiser of Brooklyn and Ralph
Kiner of Pittsburgh. Reiser got
the necessary $50 times at bat
and moved into fourth place with
.315 while Kiner flashed .31O
mark. frankie Gustine of Pitts
burgh is fifth with .312.
The rest of the big ten is made
up of Phil Cavarretta, Chicago,
.3O9; Tommy Holmes, Boston,
1908; and Grady Hatton, Cincin.
natl, and Andy Patko, Chicago,
each with .307.
Besides advancing into the list
of top batsmen, Kiner poled out
bushel of homers during the
week. His tremendous clouting
scared him into second place in
the home run chase, with 35 to
36 for New Nork's Johnny Mize,
and advanced him into a tie for
second place in the runs batted
in department with 81 to 81 for
Mize. Willard Marshall of the
Giants also had 81 RIBS.
Other department leaders in
clude: Mize, 1o3 runs; frankie
Baumholtz, Cincinnati, 144 hits;
Holmes, 26 doubles; Harry Walk
er, 13 triples; Jackie Robinson,
Brooklyn, 20 stoen bases; Ewelll
Blackwell, Cincinnati, 159 strike
outs and a 1875 pitching record.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
SPEED CAR STARS
MAY BREAK MARKS

BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS
Utah, Aug. 18-P)-speed cal
drivers John Cobb of London anc
Alb jenkins of Salt Lake City jock
eyed with nature tonight Tor 9
chance to attempt to shatter thell
own automobile momentum rec
ords.
This Saline Lake bed that ex
tends over thousands of acres or
the Utah-Nevada border renamed
damp from recent storms, ane
track officials soid the mushJ
surface was too slippery for hlgf
speed.
jenkins and Cobb fretted il
nearby Wendover, eager for
chance to drive to added fame.
Cobb hopes to hoist his worle
land speed record of 569.7 mile:
per hour, while jenkins, a formel
Salt Lake City mayor and exponent
of safe driving, seeks new marks
for distances from 10 miles up te
add to the hundreds of endurance
records he already holds.
4 Jenkins car was tested on {
dry stretch yesterday, and fur
ther trials were slated for to-
morrow. He hoped to make an Of
ficial run Wednesday, but the
schedule hinged on the condition
of the circular track.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19

ers, either. It was nearly everyone.
Cheshire had a six-hitter until the
eighth. Then he parceled out =
half-dozen rapid blows, issued two
bases on balls, hit a batter and
knocked him out. and the rest OF
the team made four errors, three
by Bobby La8lanc and one by Bill
ly Benton, to let the Twins rush
eight runs across the plate in two
innings. They scored twice in the
eighth and six times in he ninth.
Wilmington had been threaten
ing continuously throughout the
game, socking big Bill Pritchard
for 13 hits. They came in punches
of two and three, but always with
two out, and scoring was practi-
cally nil. Fourteen Bucs were left
stranded on the bases. They slip
ped in the clutch, and dropped to
five games behind second place
Lumberton, who edged out War
saw 7-6. The Pirates face Dunn
Erwin again tomorrow in the Sec
ond game of four straight. Bob
Stephenson or Roy Lamb will prob
ably toe the slab.
The Twins drew the first run Of
the game in the second. Riley
Leach walked and stole second to
start things off. Later on, after
Dick Hayward had walked and
Pritchard had been robbed of ex-
ira bases by Johnny Muscovitch's
beautiful one-handed stab, Fleet
Collins sent a crashing double 10
right to score Leach. Hayward was
thrown out at the plate.
Eddie Hardisky walked to start
the third, and he scored to tie UP
the game on singles by Hargrove
Davis and Andy Poklemba. From
that time on, both the Twins and
Pirates threatened in almost every
inning, but no runs materialized
Jackson singled to start it off.
and miscues by Benton and La
Blanc, combined with a walk, pro-
duced two runs. Cheshire blew up
in the next inning, the Twins
socking everything he served up to
them. LaBlanc committed two
more errors, and Cheshire walk
ed one and hit Pritchard 10 help
things along.
Davis and Freddy Musumeci
proved consistent at the plate in
what were two of the very glossy
spots for the Bucs. They each
cracked out four hits in five times
at bat. Each had a double. The
only other extra-base wallop for
Wilmington was long triple to
deep left center in the sixth by
Cheshire. But it came with two
out and he soon expired on La
Slanc's grounder. The Pirates
notched runs in the eighth and
ninth innings. In the eighth, Musu-
meci beat out an infield hit and
Alsnauer reached first when his
sacrifice was errored On an at
tempt to get Fleet Freddy at Sec
end. Musumeci scored on an error
by Leach. In the ninth, Benton
scored on single by Muscovitch.
nTTNN.ERWIN AR II n e
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
Clinton Trips Spinners;
Cubs Win In WeedLeague

The Sanford Spinners dropped tc
their lowest percentage mark Of
the season last night when they
dropped a thrilling 80 contest tc
the sixth place Clinton Blues. Will
mington fell five full games be-
hind the -:mberton Cubs by los
ing to Erwin, 9-3, while the
Cubs were tripping Warsaw, to
The smithfield-Red Springs game
at Smithfield was called off be-
CAUSE of rain.
Manager Red Marsh's home rur
in the seventh inning and Ed kukul
ka's triple with two on in the las
of the ninth cost fireball ace Johr
McFadden and the loop leading
Sanford Spinners a 80 defeat a
Clinton. :,
Marsh's $40 foot circuit smash
had put the Blues ahead, l-0, unit
the top of the ninth in which the
Spinners scored two runs to take
the lead, FL.
With seemingly unbeatable MIC
Fadden blazing away, the Samp
son County had little to hope tol
in the way of winning, but a brisk
spirited uprising turned the trick
Marsh sent in Hamrick as plncf
hitter and the hefty pitcher re-
sponded with a single. With Ed
wards running for Hamrick, Cles'
linski popped out, but O'5.-ields
kept the fire burning by working
McFadden for a walk. Marsh pop
ned out to shortstop with men or
first and second for the SECOND
out. Ed Kukulka then blasted MS
three-bagger and that was the bal
game.
The unusual thing about the game
was the fact that Clinton got only
four hits off McFadden, . home
run, a triple, and two singles
These blows came together, how
ever. Sanford garnered six OF
Charley Corbett, new Clinton hurl
er, who in pitching his first game
for the Blues whitfield four ane
walked one. McFadden struck ou
eight and passed one man, tha'
winning run maker in the ninth.
Lumberton's Cubs STAYED off the
advancing Wilmington Pirates
again last night as they edged D! y
fighting Warsaw bunch, ~
while Wilmington received a "
blasting from the fourth place
Erwin Twins.
The Lumberton tussle was usua
in several respects. First OF all
Lumberton leaped into a com
manding 60 lead before the Rec
Sox were able to grab their bats
Al Bird started and before he go
man out he was rushed to tn
showers with five hits ringing Il
his head. AL six Of the Cub tlrs
frame tallies were charged to Bird
All-Star finger Dick Whitmlr'
relieved Bird and held the Bruin
scoreless for five innings whll
the Sox were piling up runs It
knot the contest at 6-6 in the las
of the sixth. But in the seventl
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
Legion Junior National
PLavoHStarts Tomorrow

regional contest played in that
city.
Two teams have been chosen
for the Billings sectional. Omaha
won the four-state championships
at York, Nebr., to advance to the
Billings tourney. while San Diego
was the winner in the California
region. The third spot is being
decided tonight at Lewiston. Idaho
where Boise is meeting Portland,
Ore, in a regional playoff.
At Cedar Rapids, it will be
Cincinnati, which triumphed over
Belleville. ILL.,, in the Michigan.
Illinois Indiana Ohio playoffs,
and Davenport, which beat elimi'
mated Topeka in regional play. The
winner of tonight's Lacrosse, Wis.
St. Paul, Mimi. game at Duluth
is the third entry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
lions TO FIELD
POWERFUL TEAM

nETROIT, Aug. 18 -U.H-Nat
...1 Football league clubs expect
iO, a TO mop up again this season
ny ~ Detroit Lion eleven thai
N[,- .or only once in II games a yeal
WV WV can heed the storm warning
az n1ild-mannered coach Charlie:
u u Gus Dorais, who says enough
:, - tbe NFL basement is too much
u "Trbe r. Lions are through playing
,..d for the rest Of the league, .
norais Tnr declared today. Anybody
ioDo pD thinks We'll be the soft touch
WV W. nroved to be last season car
vii wi up his sleeves and get sci
for W. few surprises"
~ norais fortified with an array
choice talent he terms GAS
" oood as any the Lions ever had,
sOe come up with a brand new
!ta. st.ck for 1947 that fits Detroit's S
s.rch.strengthened roster to a I
i. the word.
~ roi into "T" formation this
.on ,oIis that Dorais believes will make
M leIi rest of the league take no.
tios t;,s Gus calls it the Detroit T.
~ Nv for brvity's sake, the "B-T'
or ora ~, he's convinced its a system
that 4,;I will put new life in a lion out
~ that hasn't had much of a vote
u ~ the NFL title campaign fo1
~ psrincipal variation is an un'
,,lanced line up front, which
norais and his strategy corps are
nonvinced will lend more power
~ the running attack.
- Detroit, with recently acquired
BiIJ dudley who twice led the
Iesp,e m in ground gaining while a
nember of the Pittsburgh steeler's
does figure to have a running.
threat this fall.
' poy Zimmerman, transplanted
former engineer Of the Philadel-
rbia Eagles 'T'' attack now in
Sis eighth year of pro football,
viii will divide the Lions quarterback
;ng with rookie Clyde LeForce o1
Tnlsa. a triple-threat recruit.
dudley will split the running as
sienment with LeForce hold
over halfback Dave Ryan and the
Lions, three crashing "W' men at
fIllback, Bob Westfall, Camp vii.
son and newcomer Bob Wiese OF
Michigan.
Nine big, powerful rockies pro-
mise to provide such first class
strength at ends that Dorais has
shifted Jack Matheson five
wear pro veteran to tackle. Ted
Cook of Alabama, Jack Dugger
and Cecil Souders Of Ohio State,
Kelley Mote OF Duke and Ralph
Hevwood Of Southern California
head up the prize crop of rookie
wingmen.
Detroit really is rebuilding,
from the ground up. OF a training
camp squad of Sc men currently
in camp at Alma, Mich, only II
wore Lion uniforms last year.
That much of any kind Of change
should be an improvement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
SeNout Crowd Cheers Buns
In Double Win Over Cards

I BROOKLYN, Aug. 1S.-P-
The league-leading Brooklyn Dodg-
ers threw back the runner-up St.
Louis Cardinals twice today, wal
loping the Cards 1913 in night
game after clipping them IS dur
ing the day. The double win
stretched the Brooks margin tc
6 1-2 games over the Cards and
assured them of at least a split
in the vital four-game series.
Before sellout crowd OF 33, 723,
the Brooks blasted Harry cThe
CaD Brecheen off the mound in
the third inning of the night affair
with four-hit,. five run squirt
that gave them a II lead. And
after the Cards got two runs In
the sixth on Country Slaughter's
homer, the Brooks collected one
tally in the sixth, three in the
seventh and the 18th in the eighth
to ice the tilt.
In the day game, played before
32.7S1 customers-a total of &c.
5O4 for the two contests-tne
Brooks walloped the Cards ace
lefty, Howie Pollet, in the fifth
inning and scored five runs to
virtually sew up that contest. Vie
lombard won that game for the
Dodgers with an eight-hit per-
formance although he needed help
from Hugh Casey when the Cards
got the first two men on ba2e.
Casey retired the side while fac
ing only one batter, Bernie Crege1
being picked off second base ano
Red Schoendienst hitting into a
double play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
CRISS0N SHINES
IN CAT DRILL

"Watch Linwood Grissom," is
the word these days around the
New Hanover High school football
camp at 18th and Ann streets.
It's the word because Grissom,
senior at old MINIS, is showing
up the first string tagged men
and even the so-called stars.
For two years now Hawk" has
warmed the Wildcat bench, not
because he was not good enough
but too little. This season, how
ever, the blond-haired Wrights-
vile Beach life guard is expected
to 60 to town. He weights over
14O pounds, which is not light
when you consider that Dickey
Davis, all-star quarterback of Will
son, tips the scales at 1873.
Grissom is natural for quar-
terback. He can pass as good If
not better than any other boy at
practice and his punting has made
the boots o. Jim Gibson, Homer
Brewer, LinWood Tylor, and A.
C. Gregg look extremely weak.
Yesterday Coach Tom Davis
taught Grissom the tricks Of fax
ing the ball from the quarterback
slot. Also receiving Davis atten-
ton were Irwin Gore, who has a
tough battle in beating out
''fiawk'', and Johnny Crowley.
The Wildcats are still practicing
in only gym gear, but will prob
ably put On the pads next week.
Head Coach Leon Brogden has the
boys running back punts, doing
calisthenics, catching passes, and
going through every other type OF
pigskin drill. He is making sure
New Hanover High will be in the
peak of condition come the second
week in September and the Wild
rats first game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19
GREENSBORO GIRLS
MEET BEGINS TODAY

GREENSBORO, Aug. 1a -R-
The fifth annual Carolinas junior
girl. golf tournament begins here
tomorrow with pretty Jane Thom-
as of Salisbury heavily favored to
retain her crown.
She carded a 78 in a practice
roun6 last week and has been out
every day since polishing cp her
game tor the two-day affdr-
Expected to give Miss Thomas
the most competition are Billie
Prather of Mt. Airy, last years
runner-up, Nancy Naples Of
Rocky Mount, rated the tourna'
ment's dark horse, frankie Fow'
Ter of Mt. Airy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-19

Error-Jorgensen. Runs batted IN
Robinson, Edwards 8, Slaughter kuroW'
ski Reiser. Furillo, Jorgensen, Moore.
Two base hits-Kurowski, Moore. Three
base hits-Edwards 2, Slaughter. Home
run - Robinson. Double plays-Jorgen-
sen, stanky and Robinson; Casey Reese
and Robinson. Left on bases-St. LOUIS
5: Brooklyn 5. Bases on balls-Pollet 8
Burkhart l, lombard 4. Strike outs -
Pollet /, Burkhart l. Wliks H., LON
nines. Burkhart 0 in l 2-3; Wilks in
2: g. lombard in 8; Casey o in 1. Balk.
1'ombardi. Winning pitcher-Lombardi
Losing pitcher-Pollet. UmpiresLPinelli IL
Barlick and Gore. Time 2:33. Attendance
32,781 paid.