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Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
Wesleyan Methodist Church

Rev. Joseph Kephart, pastor of
the Wesleyan Methodist Church
announces services for the follow
ing week: Wednesday night, pray
er meeting at 7.30 o'clock. Sunday
School on Sunday at 10 AM; morn
ing worship at IL PM; song and
evangelistic service at 7.30.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
Legion BingO Benefit

The proceeds from the American
Legion Bingo party held every
Thursday evening at 8 PM in the
Legion rooms are this week being
contributed to the Boy Scout
Troop of Smyrna. Anyone desir-
ing to contribute prizes please call
Smyrna 4S16 today.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
PHYSICIST AT
LEHIGH CLUB
DIR. Martin ID. Whitaker To Be
Guest Speaker in Whining
ton March Goth
OAK RIDGE DIRECTOR

DR.. Martin D. Whitaker, eighth
president of Lehigh University and
outstanding authority ON nuclear
physics, will be the guest of honor
at an informal dinner to be held by
the Lehigh Club of Wilmington at
$50 p. m. Thursday, March 20 in
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13

the du Barry Room of the Hotel
DUPONT, Wilmington. DIR. Whitak-
er, who was director of the vitality
important Clinton Laboratories at
Oak Ridge, Tenn, before coming
to Lehigh last June, has been close
ly associated with the atomic en-
ergy program since its inception.
In his position at the Clinton Lab
oratories he guided the develop
ment of plutonium through its
early stages and on to its success
full climax at Hiroshima.
Smyrna times., 1947-03-13
Sets Scoring Record

The Smyrna basketball team set
a scoring mark in the Mar-Del
League Monday night by turning
back Denton 102-68.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
MAY WIN
JUNIOR FLAG TODAY

Spoford Mills will try and take
its first City Junior Baseball
league championship this after
noon at Robert Strange park when
it plays the Blackwood Braves the
second of a three game series for
the crown. The Millers won the
first tussle, 60, on Wednesday.
The Braves, seriously weakened
by the loss of such key players
as Billy Smith, Jimmy Stouden-
mire, Eugene Smith. and Charlie
Smith who are all going to Wal
lace with the Wilmington Ameri-
can Legion team, must Select a
winning outfit from the following
list of boys, Roderick Eason, Bob
by Hinson, Cecil Heath, Louie
Clark, Homer Brewer, E. G.
Britt, Harry Mathis, Gerald Stone,
Cecil Corbett, Carl Warren, Rob
ert Brown, and newly signed Wal
ter Murphee.
Spofford is expected to use the
same lineup against the Braves
that it Gid Wednesday with the
possible exception Of the pitcher.
Eddie Coley may hurl today for
the Millers instead of Jimmy Bris-
sion. who pitched Wednesday. The
remainder of he lineup reads:
Kenneth Padrick, first base;
Charlie Blanton, second base;
Melvin Johnson, third b a e;
Ronald Hobbs, shortstop; Carl
Williams, left field; Billy Gore.
center fiela; Cortett. right field;
and Roger Corset, catcher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
BETTER LIGHTING
NEAR CERTAINTY

Reconditioned lighting at the
American Legion stadium which
will put Wilmington in a class by
itself as far as night baseball goes
in this portion Of North Carolina,
SENS almost a certainty within
the next two or three weeks.
A lighting expert from the West
inghouse Electric company, h a S
inspected the present arcs and
their connections at the field, it
was disclosed yesterday
Informally, he has reported his
findings to sport enthusiasts here.
That report will be turned over to
Harry Gardner, county commiss-
Toner, early next week.
Gardner is chairman of the com
mite handling the proposal to
better the lighting system. T h e
idea was brought up before tn e
committee by rate baseball fans
abort 10 r ooc
Although the exact cost c
placing ,4le 44s.lts Ill Top shape,
was not disclosed yesterday. it will
cost slightly more than originally
anticipated.
Sports followers interested in the
project said yesterday the
additional cost can be raised local
ly although it is hoped the COM
missioners will bear the entire
cost.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
Team Clashes
With Laurinburg Today

Coach Tom Davis Wilmington
American Legion team will at
tempt to reach the 500 percent
age point this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, when it journeys to Laurin-
burg for its fourth game of the
season against the Laurinburg Jun
iors.
After dropping two in a row the
local Legion bunch flattened White
vile, 1877, Wednesday. 1t had lost
previously to Whiteville and Red
Springs.
Jimmy Crawford is the likely
choice of Skipper Davis for this
afternoons battle, but with a large
mound corps any one may take
the mound. Jim Pepper, a flipper,
has not twirled yet and Charlie
Smith pitched only a few innings
against Whiteville Wednesday.
The remainder of Coach Davis
lineup will probably read like this:
Bob Lewis, first base; Mike Austin,
second base; Jimmy Stoudenmire.
third base; Eugene Smith, short
stop; Johnny Crowley, left field;
Louis Tart, center field; and
either Jerry Hilburn, Pepper, or
Linwood Grissom in right field.
Billy Smith or Lloyd Parker will
catch.
Of the crew named above the
leading hitters have been Johnny
Crowley, who is stick far above
the 400 mark and boasts a home
run against Whiteville, and Eugene
Smith, a 400 plus batter also.
Mike Austin, top New Hanover
High school hitter, is up among
the select group also.
Thus far the club appears to be
unsteady in the infield, but it must
be remembered that this Lewis,
Austin, Stoudenmire, and Smith
group is brand new and needs ex-
perience before it can shine like
the HIS Futrelle, Horton, Heath,
Price combination. With the hurlers
getting in better shape and improv-
ed hitting among the outfielder ex-
Guiding Crowley, the Wilmington
team may go places.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

ing duties for the Cubs. being
raped ror only six hits.
Kivett, the Lumberton catcher,
drove in five runs with a homer
in the third inning and a single.
Jamin also hit for the circuit of
Lurnberton, batting in three mark
ers in the sixth. Parnell was Red
Springs big noise, homering in
he mini.
No ctr abase hits and some tight
pitching featured the warsaw
Sanford first game played at San
ford. The Red Sox defeated the
Spinners, 4-3, but felt the San
ford entry's wrath in the second
when Sanford mashed Warsaw,
go.
Warsaw Won the first tilt in the
top OF the seventh with two runs
after Sanford had scored in the
sixth to tie things up. Whitmire,
who recently signed with the Sox
after a short stay with the Ra-
leigh Caps, held the Spinners to
four bingles. McFadden went the
route for Sanford.
Stone, n of the best twirlers
in the league, came back in the
second affray to hurl four-hit ball,
strike out seven, walk three, and
blank the Sox. Hank Nesselrode
helped Stone split the doubleheader
with three hits in five trips to
bat in the second contest includ-
ing a double. The huge right field
er slapped three runs across
the platter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
ZAHARIAS WINS
BRITISH CROWN
Babe Beats London Miss.
5 And 4, To Claim Wo-
mems Title
BY GLENN WILLIAMS

GULLANE, Scotland. June H.
tR - Babe Didrikson Zaharias
hitched up her faded blue cordu-
roy Stacks after lunch today and
slapped out a 5 and 4 conquest of
London's J acqueline Gordon
that made the Texas tomboy the
first American-born golfer ever to
win the British Women's crown.
Her triumph cleaned out the
British golf trophy chest every
English title for which Americans
may compete now is held in the
United States
The one-time Olympic %javelin
thrower-for nine years the wife
OF Denver's George Zaharias but
still known throughout the athletic
world as Babe Didrikson-switch-
ed to her lucky pants after lunch
and promptly won five of the first
six holes to gain her victory
margin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

In going after his 49th straight win
tonight, Charley Fusari. unbeaten
Irvington, N. J. we%lterweight: faces
a difficult assignment. He tangles
with tough Tony Pellone (abcve) of
New York in a ten-rounder at Madi-
son Square Garden.
Pellone is determined to mar Flu
sari's clean slate. Tony is a puncher
with a blasting left hook. He's cum
ming, strong, fast-knows how to
sustain an attack. Pellone handed
Billy Graham his first defeat after
Graham had gone through So bouts
without a loss.
Fusari is the current hot attrac-
ton in the l47-lb. division. For a
weller. Charley is tall and rangy. He
possesses smashing power in either
hand, prefers bing-bang tactics and
rarely resorts to fstic science. His
string includes "a knockouts.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow, on Gillette s Cavalcade ofSports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
=. > G4oo on W Had at &c
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
CARDS? NO SALE!
SAYS SMILIN' sam

ST. LOUIS, June 12-(P-
taking cognizance Of frequent
1y recurring reports that he
will dispose of his interest in
the St. Louis Cardinals, presi-
dent Sam Breadon tonight
authorized this one-line state
ment:
"My interest in the St. Louis
Cardinal organization is not for
SALE"
The state, which he declined
to amplify, was issued through
his secretary, Miss Mary Muir
ply.
Breadon is said to own about
II per cent of the stock in
the Cardinal organization.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
SPOFFORD, OPTICAL
WILL CLASH TONIGHT

sports fans, mark tonight down
on your special entertainment
iist. The Glass A SoftbalI lea
CUES best matched softbaU
clubs, Spofford Mills and AL
pha Omega, meet under the
arcs at Robert Strange park at
Z O'Clock in a game that NAV
we'll decide the first half
championship. Another good
contest between the Atlantic
Coast Line and Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks will be PLAYED
Immediately following the main
attraction.
A. L. King, generally re-
garded as the fastest pitcher
In Wilmington softball, is sched-
uled to handle the Tipping
duties fol City Optical. The
rl1le-armed twirler has pitch
ed five wins this season
against two defeats and leads
all rival underhanders in the
strlkeout department.. He will
be backed by a City Optical
aggregation that has captured
IL out of Is battles. The on-
posing Spofford team has taken
IL out Of 10 tits. Leading the
h1tters tonight will be LLOYD
kaylor, Boyce McPhatter. and
William Rogers of City Optical
and Bernie Covington, Weinie
Brown, and Hunker Benson of
Spofford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
MAS0NB0R0 COPS
HEATH CONTEST


Oliver "Snag" Allen and w. A.
"Weinie" Brown, who were rated
one and two among the Eastern
State league pitchers last season,
hooked up in a pitching duel in
the Levy Heath game at Legion
Stadium last night with Allen and
the Masonboro Ramblers coming
out on top of Browns Wallace ALI
Stars, 80.
Both Allen and Brown had good
hurting records last night. Allen,
a Highlander, allowed 10 scatter
ed hits, struck out Is, and walked
three. Brown, on the other hand,
was touched for six bingles, Whit
fed three, and delivered two bases
on balls.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

registered victories over Kinston
and Goldsboro.
The ladies team is unheaten in
Eastern Carolina Tennis associ.
alton play this year.
After the finals are held either
Tuesday or Wednesday of lex
week, Watts said, there will be a
ladies' tourney similar to the one
now being held for the men. Fol.
lowing that, the Wilmington
Tennis club will sponsor an all
city tournament, with any METER
in Wilmington eligible to play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
Net Tourney Moves
Into Quarter Finals

nsirs of contestants are SCI
two racouets in the quarter
d ''V, ~ the wilmington I II n l S
bhsls " aoles tournament for men
l'', Robert Strange courts this
' a,s at 3 o'clock The other
tttsfp 51,re, will be filled with Bob
rO pla versus the winner of a
|Gstg ro,lnd match, and two
,s:ola locond round victors.
pher ss " 90 IN the quarters are
Ready r " and Gene Fonveille,
so9 A src5ie Fountain and Charlie
|ld AfG cettv vii take on the win
Bo1sy, second round Julian Nc
pei 81 Horace Emerson match.
|Ssltnaa trjulnphs in the other
|Fa's15str round matches between
ssconup dHev Rev. Walter Freed
Nslls 0V II, sloan Ed Jackson
' ~ make y, up the other quarter
snal! . auy; earned the right to
Andr% TTonveille by disposing of
nl1sy s;s Dick Hewlett, Co. 6-2, in
sa .ss, y round affair yesterday,
" y" Torveille was have a lot OF
sill a. IN defeating Rev. Mortimer
|c5,rer. Sc, 4-6, CO. r4n
CN'llI Tbad Watts, 60, 60, in
fo'n n.eord round match. G t y
|,,,, stsdlz Bill Peck, 81 G: g.. ~o,,;o
%s .s . .sa first round, Getty, Leslie
N r 4s Boney, Fonveille, and
aha l, s had byes, while Fountain
And sT default from E. G. Tillett.
Tls .r rs and Sloan also had byes,
l I'as's TcE ze1 beat C r ! e $
n.,ner. l-6, 81, To, and jackson
fl! ..+ed irving Maynard, 81, Ga.
e: -..d Watts. president of the
|r. lrfs club. said that semi-final
S ..ases would probably get I'm
I. .,,.y Monday afternoon, since
a q. +snnis team, of which many
\ t' ths Contestants are members,
II III NAV in Raleigh Saturday.
a II fine team expects to re-
| sios' ~ wilmington Sunday.
'I In tSe Raleigh contest, the Port
|cl III CONSERVATIVES will be after
|S ...ir third straight win, having
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
BAT !:
SPEAKS LOUDLY
Special to The Star

SMITHFIELD, June 12.-While.
Johnny Edens was stalling off
Selma-Smithfield with six hits,
the Pirates exploded with IA base,
blows for six runs in the first two
innings here tonight, beating the
Leafs 10.
Andy Poklemba, whose bat has
been very busy of late. hit a home
run in the first inning with one
aboard and a single in the second
to drive in three runs.
In the first, Muscumeci singled
and promptly vas credited with
a stolen base when he reached
second before the peg from
catcher Joe Maroon did. Billy Ben
ton flew to center, and Eddie
Hardisky famed. but Harry Brid-
ges drove in Muscumec1 with 4
single. He came in himself on
Poklemba's tremendous clout over
the left field fence. IL.
Three more TALES were made
in the second by tn BUGS. Alsnauer
field out, but Edens singled. and
Muscumeci hit a triple to score
him. Muscumeci came home on a
wild pitch by Koch. Hardisky
walked, and Bridges singled.
Poklemba then drove in his third
run of the game with a single.
Koch was then relieved by Bird.
who cut off the rally.
Hardisky opened the seventh by
getting to first on an error, but
Maroon threw him out trying to
steal second. Bridges hit safely,
and LaBlanc doubled him in,
bringing a close to the Pirate scor-
ing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
TRIO SETS PACE
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, June II -(P-A cou-
pie of thousand fans pelted around
the st. Louis Country club course
today after Bobby Locke, the
straight-shooting South African,
and returned to the clubhouse ano
learned that a trio of little-knoWr
homebreds had shot equal CTS
and stolen the lead in the National
Open Golf championship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
ROOKIE BLANKS
CARDINALS, 10
Reds Peterson Allows Only
Five Bingles In
Triumph

CINCINNATI. June II - (P} -
Kent Peterson, rookie southpaW,
held the St. Louis Cardinals to
five scattered hits as the Cincin-
natl Reds edged the staggering
World Champions, 10, before H.
075 fans here tonight.
The Reds got only seven hits
off Jim Hearn but punched four OF
them in the seventh when the
winning run was scored.
Bert Haas singled to left, went
around to third as Augie Galan
lashed a single off Stan Musial's
glove at first and scored as Eddie
Miller lined a bingle through third
that Whitley Kurowski just manag-
ed to touch with his glove.
Pitcher Peterson then singled
through second but Galan, trying
to come home from second, was
out at the plate on a fine thrown
from Red Schoendienst to catcher
nj Ds-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

the Blues outburst. The speedy
picket man also smashed a single
and scored two runs. For Dunn
Erwin Scott with a home run also
took the spotlight.
At Lumberton Van Nordeheim
and William Kivett of Lumberton,
battery mates, combined their
talents to lasso Red Springs, liz.
Van Nordheim handled the pitch
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Van Lingle Mungo, who
managed the Clinton Blues for
several weeks this season, re-
signed Tuesday because of ill
health. Severn Wright, Gin
ton pitcher, has been ap-
pointed acting manager in
Mungo's place. Wright acted
as manager during the early
part of the campaign.
Stockholders in the Clinton
ball club held a called meet
Ing last night, but they have
issued no statement on whether
a permanent manager has as
Yet been procured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Runs batted in-Musemeci, Bridges.
Poklemba 3, LaBlanc ?, Maroon, Bird.
Three base hits-Musemeci. Home run
Maroon. Stolen bases
Musemeci 2. Double plays-Musemeci.
Hardisky to Bridges. Left on bases -
Wilmington 10. Smithfield II. Bases on
balls-off: Edens 7, Koch 1, Bird ).
Struck out. by-Edens 6, Koch /, Bird
2. Hits eff: Koch 9 in l % innings;
Bird 5 in Z 1-3. Hit by pitcher, by -
Edens Howard). Wild pitches-Koch,
Bird. Losing pitcher-Koch. Umpires-
Baker Gaskill. Time of game 2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
BATTERED BUGS
| MAULED BY CUBS

PITTSBURGH, June II - Up -
The Chicago Cubs tonight sank
Pittsburgh's hopes for a winning
streak on the home grounds after
a disastrous road trip, administer
ing a humping 7-3 defeat in which
a succession of Buc pitchers fail
ed to hold the visitors in line.
The victory, credited to hurler
Paul Erickson although he reqnir-
ed relief from Johnny Schmitz
in the eighth, put Chicago in a
second place tie with Brooklyn.
CHICAGO AB r H O A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Runs batted in-Miller. Two base hits
-Kurowski. Sacrifices-Musial. Double
plays-Tatum and Young; Miller and
Young; Hatton and Zientara. Left on
bases-St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 6. Bases
On balls-off Hearn /; Peterson 3.
Strikeouts-by Hearn S; by Peterson 5.
Hit by pitcher, by Hearn Haas. Um-
pires Magerkurth, Stewart, Henline
and B%allanfant. Time 1853. Attendance
PLOTS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

man, Stone 2, Jackson 2, Askew 3,
Hanes 2. Denning. Two base hits -
Miller, Askew. McLean. Home runs
Scott, Askew. Stolen bases-Miller, jack
son 3, McQuillen, Leach 2, Phillips.
Sacrifices-Stone. Left on bases-Clin-
ton 7. Dunn-Erwin 8. Bases on balls
off: Stone 9, Kochli 2. Struck out, by
Stone 8 Kochli 4. Wild pitches-Stone
Passed Eastward 3. Umpires-Ouzts
VeaseY. Time of game 2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Yesterdays Results
No games scheduled.
Today's Games
Detroit at Washington might New
houser $50 VS. Masterson (4-3).
Cleveland at Philadelphia (night)
Teller (7-5) VS. Marchildon (5-3).
St. Louis at New York might Jan
ford Old VS. Bevens $3.50.
Chicago at Boston might Papish
(2-2) VS. Ferriss (4-5).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13
Curl Before Pirates, Z To
WarsQwD iUides Pair
WithLeadingSanford

Clinton's Blues made certain
that Dunn-Erwin's Twins stayed
IN third place in the Tobacco State
league only one day last night
by rallying for five runs in the
last three innings to take a mar
row 9-8 victory over the Twins
at Dunn.
"A three-run roundtripper by
AskeW, Clinton outfielder, spanked
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Runs batted IN = Mangini, Parnel1,
Ehrhardt, Jamin 3, Cabaniss, Klvett 5.
Two base hits-Rogers. Three base hits
Garter. Home runs-Parnell, Jamin,
kivett. Sacrifices-Stanley, Marx. Left
on bases-Red Springs 6, Lu.nberton
Z. Bases on balls-off: Carter 2, Birch
0, Van Nordheim 1. Struck out, by -
Carter 3, Birch l, Van Nordheim 5.
Hits off: Carter 10 in 6 innings; Birch 2
in 2. Wild pitches-Van Nordheim.
Passed balls-Bul1ock. Losing pitcher
Carter. Umpires-Ruch, Davidzuk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13


Errors-None. Runs batted in-Rickert,
Merullo 2 Erickson, Sullivan 2, John
son 3, Mauch. Two base hits-Cox,
Merullo, Sullivan 2, Watkins. Three
base hits-Johnson. Sacrifices - john
son, Livingston. Double plays-Waitkus,
Meru1lo and Watkins. Left on bases
Chicago II, Pittsburgh 1. Bases on balls
Erickson 5, Bahr 2, St~rincevich l
Bagby 2, Schmitz 1, Higbe 3. Strikeouts
-Bahr 2. Erickson 6, Bagby 1, Roe 1,
Higbe 2, Schmitz 1. Hits-off Bahr 6
in S innings. off Strincevich 2 in l in
ming; off Bagby 2 in l 2-3 innings; off
Roe 0 in 1-3 inning; off Erickson 8
in Z 2-3 innings; off Schmitz 0 in l 1-3
innings; off Higbe 0 in l inning. Win
ming DECENTRALIZATION; Losing pitcher
-Bahr. Umpires-Boggess, Jorda and
Barr. Time of game 2:44. Attendance
1892.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Runs batted in-NeSselrode, Wilmer,
bhotfner, Jones. Stolen bases-Guinn 2.
kaerifces - Wilmer. Double plays -
andrews. Wilmer to Miner. Left or
has-Warsaw 8, Sanford 4. Bases on
hls-off: Whitmire /, McFadden 5.
kruck out, by-Whitmire 3. McFadden
h Wild pitcheSWhitmire. Umpires -
fselle Mitchell Tine of game 1:55.
Second Camel
Il H E
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Today's Games
Boston at Pittsburgh-Barrett 4-3) VS.
SeWell CID.
Philadelphia. at Chicago - Leonard
(7-2) VS. Borowy (6-2).
Brooklyn at st. Louis might Taylor
CD VS. Brazle (4-3).
(OnJv oames ~Schedu1ed)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Warsaw 900 900 000-0 IA l
SANFORD 800 O41 10x-9 u 2
Common, w. Jones, ard Roland: Stone
bad Hedrick,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-13

Filled out for Bahr in 9Th.
zz-Struck out for Strincevich in 9Th.
zzz-Walked for Roe in 9th.
zzzz-Grounded out for Fletcher in 9th.
CHICAGO 100 POL 030-7
PITTSBURGH 900 002 010-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-19
Cab Passenger Hurt
In Accident Dies

Lewis Carter, 30, colored, of 1908
v street NV, died in Freedmen's
Hospital yesterday from injuries
received in an accident March 10,
near Collington, Md.
Mr.. Garter was passenger in a
District taxicab which collided with
an automobile on the Defense high
way, near the Grain highway.
Another passenger in the cab.
Miss Ruth Gordon, "a, colored. 933
N street NV, is still in Freedmens
Hospital with injuries suffered in
the same accident.
Prince Georges County police said
a preliminary hearing. scheduled
for 10 am. Friday in Upper Marl-
boro Police Court, probably will be
continued pending further investi-
cation.
Meanwhile, John E. Robb, 20,
colored, of the 1900 block of Evarts
street NE, the cab driver Is free
under $500 bond on charges of
reckless driving and failing to keep
to the right, according to police.
Mrs. Grace L. Pyles, "a, Gambrills,
Md, operator Of the car, also charged
with reckless driving, is out under
personal summons, police said.
Morton Krakow, o., of Indian
Head, Md. was reported in good
condition at Emergency Hospital to-
day after receiving a possible frac-
tured arm in truck accident yes
terday.
Police said the delivery truck Mr..
Krakow was driving careehed into a
small tree in the 4400 block of Thir-
tenth street NV. The vehicle
overturned, uprooting the tree and
pinning Mr.. Krakow in the drivers
seat.