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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
JOHNSON, ABRAMS
WIN BOAT RACES

WHITE LAKE, Sept. l., - A
large crowd Of spectators lined the
shores of White Lake at Crystal
Beach today to witness the annual
Labor Day speed boat races.
D. M. Creech, of Charlotte, fur,
nished the thrills of the day wher
his fast craft overturned in the
first heat of the Class A service
runabout race. ]. J. Arthur, New
Bern driver was forced out of one
heat when a piece of paper knot.
ted his propeller and he was forced
to stop.
The winners were as follows:
First heat, Glass A service run.
abouts j. J. Arthur, New Bern;
Guy Hamilton, New Bern; ano
Mutt Barwick, New Bern. Second
heat - Guy Hamilton, j. J. Ar
thur and Mutt Barwick.
Class C service runabouts -
First heat - Hooper Johnson, Jr.,
Wilmington; H. R. Morrison, New
Bern; and Clayton Cofer, Whining
ton. Second heat - Harold Alb
rams, Wilmington; Charles Blake
Wilmington; and Clayton Cofer
Wilmington.
Class A Hydroplanes FRS
heat - Gny Hamilton, j. j. Ar
thur, and Pat Patterson, Rich
mond, Va, Second heat - Guy
Hamilton, Pat Patterson, and c
w. Dawson, of Kinston.
Glass B Hydroplanes D. M
Creech, Charlotte; Henry West
Chapel Hill, and Pat Patterson
finished in the above order in botl
heats.
Class C Hydroplanes - FRS
heat - D. M. Creech, Hugh Bell
Jr., Wilmington; S. Prosser, Char
|lotte. Second heat - D. M. Creech
is. Prosser, and Harold Abrams.
Free-for-all hydroplane race =
ID. M. Creech, Hugh Bell, Jr., ant
Henry West.
F~ree-for-all runabouts race -
Harold Abrams, Charles Blake
land r. H. Morrison.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
Gore, Crowley, Grisson::
And Austin May Handle
Flinging Duties
BY GENE
star Sports Writer

uno, ends Buddy Bridges
wv Stewart, and Billy Mason
bopo' handed their diplomas this
wen z;ns along with ace passer Bub'
cyses Coach Leon Brogden
pa s;s share Of headaches wonder
iHs who among the returnees would
.aSe their places.
r,aav after almost a month OF
-.aCtice' Brogden has discovered
one. but four good singers
no. under his nose-1rvin Gore. a
n.y., guard. Johnny Crowley,
tond Grissom. and Mike Austin.
Nv wv. snds are not spectacular
IA, vsry talented. Billy Quarles'
0u. over his perfor-
lnip last season may give him
ais . ! job, but the other flank
;s a wide-open fight among
Ioas second stringer Fritz stell-
~! INV 6 II. 8 in. Bobby Lewis, 1so'
j." rd Lirwood Taylor, and Maui
p.. Moore, a promising new
Nv, .an,er to the New Hanover High
SCHOOL varsity squad.
Yesterday in the afternoon drills
1sth and Ann field, Quarles
.tood head and shoulders above
~ other flankmen in going down
',nder punts. His pass snaggme
a,rine the aerial workout merlted
"pst-on-the-back' also.
Coach Brogden is still switching
,ro1nd his backfield. Yesterday ne
n,sd irwin Gore, who has been Out
with injuries, at the quarterback
sIot with 18o-pound Jim Gibson at
sIlback, sprint king Charlie
Smith at left halfback, and A. T.
Gregg at right halfback. Gregg
flled in for Jimmy Piner, who
did not show up at the practice
Running on the second team were
Mix Austin at quarter Johnny
crowley at right halfback, Johnny
Daughtery at fullback, and swivel
hipped Homer Brewer at left nan
back.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
RED S0X, BLUES
SCHEDULE SERIES

CLINTON, Sept. 1.-The Gin
ton Blues and the Warsaw Red
Sox, ancient rivals, divided a
doubleheader today and. then an
rounced that a seven-game series
between the two teams has been
arranged.
The first game will be played
at Warsaw Tuesday night with
dates alternating until the winner
has been decided.
The Red Sox battered the Blues,
14-5, at Warsaw, but lost a tight
SO struggle at the Sampson Coun-
ty capital.
Even the scores were exception
ally high, only one home run was
hit in the twin-bill and it came off
the bat of Jimmy Miner of War
saw in the second contest. In the
opening fray Andy Scrobola paced
the Warsaw hitters with three
singles in four appearances at the
platter. Top man for Clinton was
Holland with three for four.
CLINTON Ar D II n A e
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

Hargrove ''Hoggy" Davis pitch
ed for the second time of his Pi-
rate baseball career at Lumberton
and did a fairly good job until the
third inning in which the Cubs
'racked up all five of their count
ers on five hits. Two of the five
bingles were triples by Stanley
and Pearsall. while Stats Marx got
a double. After that one critical
frame Davis did splendid work OF
the hill, scattering the Lumberton
hits for no runs. Hargrove gave up
no bases on balls and struck out
one.
Last night at Legion field the
BUGS came back to split the series
before some $500 baseball fans.
many of whom journeyed down
from Lumberton.
Manager Jim Stations Pirates
were booming blows as never be-
fore this season. Andy Poklemba
smashed five hits in six trips to
the plate to lead all hitters on both
teams. The longest blast was a
357-foot home u by Stats Marx
over the left field fence in the
eighth inning. For Marx it was
his 10th roundtripper and the two
runs he batted in with the four
master brought his seasons RBI
total to 101.
The Pirates ran away with the
contest right from the first. They
scored three runs in each of the
first three innings and kept ad-
ding tallies as the contest progress
sed.
Freddie Muscumeci put on a
base stealing act by swiping four
sacks, third once, during the night.
The fleet Pirate shortstop also
crossed home plate five times,
The Pirates take a day off to
rest today, but hit the road for
Sanford Wednesday for the first
of a four out of seven game series.
The BUGS play at Sanford on We'd
nesday and Thursday, and return
to Legion Stadium for games Fri
day and Saturday. Sunday they
return to Sanford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

~WR1GHTSv1LLE BEACH, Sept.
l. - The Carolina Yacht Club rae.
ing season officially closed here
this afternoon with the final point
events held in Banks Channel.
Season point winners we're an
nounced as follows:
Glass B - Jimmy Sprunt's eva
hoo' with 20 points.
Class c - Lawrence Sprunt's
Mercury with 10 points.
Comet Class - John Gaylord's
Raider with 40 points.
The winners in each class was
presented the Carolina Yacht clubs
handsome season point trophy.
Special Labor Day trophies were
presented to the winners of today's
events. The following were win
ners today; David Murchison's
Mistress. in Class B. The "Dutch.
ess," sailed by Miss Connie Gregg,
won the Class G event and John
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
OPTICIANS Defeat SpoHord

City Optical defeated Spofford
Mills. 81, in the only Glass A
Softball game played last night
at Robert Strange park. The
second contest scheduled between
Alpha Omega and the Atlantic
Coast Line was forfeited to the
A. c. L. when Alpha omega fail
ed to field a full team. The for
felt win kept the Coast Liners a
half game ahead of City Optical
in the standings.
A. L. King pitched rour-hit ball
in the City Optical victory, while
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
Cubs And Bears Clash
Today In City League

The Cubs and Bears will clash
this morning at 9 o'clock on the
Robert Strange diamond for
championship of the City Midget
Baseball League, it was announ-
ced yesterday by officials.
The two teams will play a
doubleheader and the victorious
nine will be awarded a pennan.
by Bert Hawley, recreation direc-
tor of the City Recreation De-
partment.
The Cubs defeated the Third
Street diamonders. 1873, yester-
day on the Robert Strange park
az they began heavy practice for
the on-coming tilt this morning.
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Lawrence Cook tossed a three-hit
job. Two Of the three Cook bingles
come in the inning A. c. L. scored
the two winning runs, however.
Leading hitters for City Optical
we're Johnny Benson with two
for three. No one on the Spofford
team managed to collect more
than one bingle.
Tonight in the Hanover League
Senior Fraternity meets the
the veterans OF Foreign Wars at
Z o'clock in the first game, while
the Moose clashes with the Post
Office in the second encounter
at $3.50 o'clock.
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Winter Park Rangers
To Play Acme Club
Here Wednesday Night

Inc Winter Park Rangers will
pay the Acme Aces Wednesday
r4snI at d o'clock at the American
EssSon Stadium in an official Cape
near league contest. it was an
uounced last night.
III Inc event the Acme nine wins
r ue contest they will be in a tie
@i'n The Masonboro Clamdiggers
sl fourth place in the GIL stand
~ was announced that the Ma
sUlioolo team will be on hand to
p.sy Inc Acme team in the second
sanle 10 determine the winner of
N'ofth place in the semi-pro loop.
more than 5000 plant species
1--we been found in Java.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
DODGERS, PILLS
DIVIDE 'HEADER
Brooklyn Wins Morning
Tilt, so, Drop After
noon Game, so

brooklyn Sept, /. - up -
The league-leading Brooklyn bod.
gers and the last place Philadel.
phia Phillies snapped so shutouts
today, the Brooks taking the morn
ing game behind the five-hit pitch.
ing OF Joe Hatten and the Phillies
the afternoon contest as Oscar
Judd baffled the Dodgers with a
five-hitter.
Judd's triumph, achieved be-
fore 35,468 paying customers,
ended a Dodger victory string Of
five games and was the south.
paws third triumph against thir.
teen defeats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
.S0X CLIP YANKEE
LEAD BY z GAMES
Boston Defeats League
Leaders, 6-3 And Al;
Harris Ousted

BOSTON,, Sept. 1-(P-The Bos-
ton Red Sox today cut two games
from the lead of the pace setting
Yankees by defeating the New
Workers. in both games Of a double
header, SO and Al. before 35,-
294 paid fans, the largest home
crowd Of the season. Bucky Har-
ris, manager Of the American
league pace settlers, was elected
from the premises by umpire Red
Jones in the sixth inning Of the
opener for stalling. The Yanks
now are 10 10 games ahead Of
the second place Sox.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
TWINS AND LEAFS
SPLIT TWO TlLTS

DUNN, Sept. 1 - Every team in
the Tobacco State league split
in yesterdays four doubleheaders
around the loop. Dunn-Erwin,
after being smashed around to the
tune of TO at Smithfield, roared
to a 1872 triumph in their home
town.
Joe Eonta ended his current
regular season managerial duties
by clouting two hits in two tries
in the first Smithfield contest to
lead the Leafs to victory. Riley
Leach's two for three count topped
Dunn-Erwin IN this initial fracas.
nTJNN- ED WIN An N Il ~ II
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'SPlNNERS, ROBINS
DIVIDE TWIN Bill

RED SPRINGS, Sept. l = The
Sanford Spinners closed the door
on their remarkable 1947 base
ball season tonight by dividing
a doubleheader with the Red
Springs Robins Winning the
first, 6-3, but losing the second,
80.
Saving their best list of pitchers
for the important piayoff SERIES
Sanford pilot Zeb Harrington
used Bobby Keane and Bob Pugh
in the twinbill. Both allowed the
same number Of runs to Red
Springs, but the Spinners hit much
better behind Pugh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
PITTSBURGH BUGS
DROP 2 TO CARDS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l. -P- Com
bining 10 hits with eight walks for
a 8 to 2 second game triumph the
st. Louis Cardinals completed a
twin killing of the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates today after pulling the first
contest out of the fire with Del
Wilber's tenth inning triple for a
6-5 victory. Erv Dusak and Del
Rice got circuit blows in the night
cap.
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Runs batted inward 2. Holland, Jor-
dan, Stevens 2, Ellis 2, Jones 3, Nc
Carly, Faircloth 3. Two base hits-Lail
Stevens, McCarty. Sacrifices McCarty,
Double plays Latta to Cieslinski tc
Haynes; McCarty to Jordan to Ellis; Fair
cloth to McCarty to Ellis; Jordan tc
McCarty to Whitmire. Left OF bases =
Clinton S; Warsaw 6. Bases on balls
off: .Corbett 1, Marsh l, Faricloth 4
Struck out, by-Msrsh 2, Faircloth 4
Hits off: Corbett 6 in 2 innings; Shu-
beck 5 in 2; Marsh 4 in 4 Losing pitch
er-Corbett. Umpires-Reveille. Wood
ard. Time of game 1854.
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GIANTS SKATER
HOME RUN RECORD

NEW YORK, Sept. 1 R -
Setting a new major league record
of 1876 home runs for a season.
The New York Giants swept both
ends of a doubleheader from the
Boston Braves today FL and r.
2. Larry Jansen Won his 18th
game and 10th straight in the
opener with a four-hitter while
rookie Ray Poat, who joined the
club last week. won his second
straight in the nightcap.
First Game .
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RODDEY WINS

GREENSBORO, Sept. 1.-(p-
White-haired, 1S-year-old Oliver
(Bo) Roddev of Charlotte ascend
ed to the top on the heap among
North. Carolina amateur tennis con-
tenders mere today, but the dimin-
utive Davidson College ace had
to fight an uphill battle for three
hours and Is minutes before he
finally downed a fellow Charlotte
contender, Bobby Spurrier, 81. ~.
81, 81, for the mems singles title
in the Altar Heel net champions
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
SENATOR'S NUDGE
ATHLETICS TWICE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. /. Up
The Washington Senators nudg-
ed the Philadelphia Athletics out
If the American Leagues first
division today by sweeping a holi-
dsy doubleheader 4 to 0 and Z to
4 before a crowd of %, 565 and ex-
tending the Macks' losing streak
to six straight. Mickey Haefner
BANKED the AS with seven hits IN
the first game while Scott Cary
settled down to win the second
game after yielding three runs IN
the first inning.
First Game
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LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago So; Detroit 81.
st. Louis -; Cleveland "a.
Washington At; Philadelphia o..
New York 81; Boston Ga.
TOday's Games
New York al Boston-NeWsom l9-9' VS.
Smith 90.
St. LOUIS at Cleveland might)-Kinder
(6-12) VS. Enbree f6-9l.
Washington at Philadelphia (nlght)-
Wynn Q3-13) VS. Coleman (5-6).
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CUBS, CINCINNATI
DIVIDE TWIN BILL

CHICAGO Seut, l. R - Sub
jected to a 1 to 0 shutout on the
four-hit pitching Of Bob Chapman
in the opener, the Cincinnati Reds
scored 10 rune in the first inning
Of the nightcap. to gain a 10 to 2
decision and a split of their double
header with the Chicago Cubs be-
fore 1851 fans.
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WIN TWO
FROM WHITE S0X

DETHOIT, Sept. l - up - The
Detroit Tigers swept their second
doubleheader in two days by lash
ing out "a hits today to defeat the
Chicago White Sox 6 to S and 7
to 2 before 37,480 Briggs stadium
customers. Neither of the starting
pitchers in either game went the
route.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

Runs batted in-Denning, Leach, How
ard, Eonta, Eames, Colonies, Wigs 2,
Lento Two base hits-Bass, McQuillen.
Stolen bases - Howard. Sacrifices
- Colonies. Left on base-Dunn-Frwin
8; Selma-Smithfield 5. Bases on balls
off: Pritchard 2, Lento 1. Struck out,
by-Pritchard l, Bass 1, Lent 5. Hits
off: Pritchard 6 in 4 innings; Bass 4
in 2 innings. Losing pitcher-Pritchard.
Second Game
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Errors - Cramer. Runs batted in -
Wright, York, Michaels 2, Philley, Mayo
2, Wertz, Kell 2, Mullin. Two base hits
Wright 3, Lake, Mayo 2. Three base hits
- Wertz. Home runs - Mayo, Wartz.
Stolen bases-Philley. Double plays -
Haynes, Appling and York. Left On bases
Chicago S, Detroit 10. Bases on balls
Caldwell 4, Trucks 2. Strikeouts - Cald-
well l. Trucks 2. Hits off-Haynes 10
in 6 2-3 innings; Caldwell 3 in l 2-3;
Trucks 10 in z; White 0 in l; Corsica 0
in /. Winning pitcher-Gorsica. Losing
pitcher-Caldwell. Umpires-Rue, Papa
rella' and Summers. Time 2:0l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

.Errors-Gustine. Runs batted in -
Kiner 3, WILDER 3, Musial 2, Dickson,
Russell, Fletcher. Two base hits =
WILDER, Kiner, Medwick. Three base hits
Musial, WILDER. Home runs-Kiner,
Russell. Double play-Marion. Schoen-
dienst and Musial. Left on ases-Pltt
burgh 8; St. Louis 9. Bases on balls -
Ostermueller 5, Dickson 6. Strikeouts-
Ostermueller 3, Dickson 3. Passed ball
Wilder. Umpires-Goetz, Barlick and
Reardon. Time 2:33.
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wilmington Pirates Split Twin Bill With Lumberton Cubs
Buccaneers Lose, So;
Take Local Tilt, 1913

The Wilmington Pirates closed their 1947 Tobacco
State league regular season with a 60 won, 81 loss record
last night by slaughtering the second place Lumberton
Cubs, 1873, at Legion Stadium after suffering a So defeat
in the afternoon at Lumberton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

Error-Elliott. u batted in-Lohrke
2, M. Mccormick. Two base hits -
Ryan. Three base hit-Cooper. Home run
-Lohrke. Double plays-F. Mccormack,
Cutler and F. Mccormick: Kerr and
Mize. Left on bases-Boston 3, New York
3. Bases on balls-Jansen l, SPAIN 1.
Strikeouts-Jansen 4, SPAIN S. Hits -
off SPAIN 3 in 7 innings; Barrett 2 in l..
Umpires-Pinelli, Robb and Gore. Time
1:42. Attendance "a, 600. estimated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

Observation-Disclosures. Two base hits
Lamanno. Vollmer, Nicholson. Stolen
bases-Adams, Tatum, Pafko. Sacrifices
- Watkins, Sturgeon. Double plays -
Baumholtz and Lamsnno. Left on bases
= Cincinnati 6. Chicago 8. Bases on
balls - Raffensberger 3, Chapman 3.
Observation-Disclosures 5, Chapman g.
Umpires-Barr, Conlan and Jorda. Time
2:04.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
PHILADELPHIA O-5; Brooklyn SO.
Boston ~. New York Pip.
Cincinnati OILS; Chicago 1-2.
Pittsburgh So; St. Louis 6-8.
Today's Games
No games scheduled.
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Runs batted in-Musumeci, Benton.
Bridges, Stanley 2, Marx, Pearsall,
Cabaniss. Eve base hits-Marx. Three
base hits-Stanley, Pearsall. Double plays
- Wood to Cabaniss to Marx to Payonk:
Stanley to Cabaniss to Marx. Left on
bases Wilmington 9; Lumberton 8.
Bases OF balls-off: Lowder 3; Dalton
8. Struck out, .by-Lowder 3. Dalton 2,
Davis l. Hits off: Lowder 2 in S in
nings; Dalton 5 in 4. Passed balls -
Payonk. Winning pitcher-Lowder. LOS
ing pitcher-Davis. Umpires-Davidzuk
and Baker. Time of game 1855.
Second Game
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Error-Pesky. Runs batted INV. john
son 2. Heinrich, Pesky 8. D. DiMaggio
2, Pellagrini. Two base hits-McQuinn,
Moses, Pellagrini, DiMaggio. Three base
hits-W. johnson. Stolen bases-D. Di-
Maggie. Double plays-Drews, Rizzuto
and McQuinn; Galehouse, Doerr and
Jones; Pellagrini and Jones. Left on
bases-New York 8; Boston 8. Bases on
balls off-Drews 4; off Chandler 2; off
Gumpert l; off D. johnson 2. off Gale
house 5. ~Strikeouts-by Drews 3. by D.
Johnson z, by Galehouse 4. Hits-off
Drews 6 in S 1-3 innings; off Chandler
l in 1-3; off Gumpert 0 in 1-3; off D.
johnson 2 in 2. Losing pitcher -
Drews. Umpires Jones, MCGOWAN,
Grieve, Mckinley. Time 2:36.
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SMITHFIELD 100 900 DOL Q 8-8
DUNN-ERWIN 210 008 02x-12-11-2
Batteries for Smithfield-Osossky (2).
Brady (6), DePriest (8, Mason and
Eames. .Dunn-Erwin - Pontbriand and
Hayward.
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Sulfite

Sulfite pulp used in making
newsprint 10 also suitable a. cattle
food.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

Errors-Ennis, Handley. Runs batted in
- H. Walker, Jorgensen, Robinson,
Vaughan, Stanky. Two base hits -
Reiser, Vaughan. Sacrifices-H. Walker.
Double plays-Haiten, Robinson and Ed
wards; Rojek. Stanky and Robinson (2).
Left on bases-Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn
9. Bases on balls-Hughes 4, Schmidt /,
Hatten 3. Strikeouts-Hughes l, Hatten
2. Hits off Hughes 9 in Z innings;
Schmidt l in 1. Losing pitcher-Hughes.
Umpires-Magerkurth, Stewart n Hen
line. Time 2 :02. Attendance %, 153 (paid).
GANnnA Game
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Yesterdays Results
WILMINGTON 3-15: Lumberton 5-3.
Red Springs 3-3; Sanford 60.
Dunn-Erwin 3-12; Selma -Smlthtleld ~
Clinton SO; Warsaw 1913.
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Errors-Rogers, Watson, Wolfe. Runs
! batted in-Parneu, Brown; E. Jackson,
Payne 2, Wilson, shoffner 2. Two base
hits-Payne, Pugh. Stolen bases Man
gini, Hockenbury, Messing. Double plays
. Messing to Shoffner. Left on bases
Red Springs 6; Sanford 8. Bases on balls
- off: wood S, p. Jackson /, PuRh 2.
Struck out by-Wood l, Pugh 4. Hits
off: Wood 6 in 3 2-3 innings; P. Jackson
2 in 2 l-3. Hit by pitcher, by-P. Jack
son, Watson. Wild pitches-Wood, Pugh.
Losing pitcher-Wood. U~mpires-Ruch'
Montrose. Time of game 1:28.
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Wander Nicer and Muellse. !. Miller,
Wyse ~ Meers ~ Passe4u, 90 and
Scheffing. Losing pitcher. J.. Miller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

Errors-Keltner, Lehner. Runs batted
in-Heath, Fleming. Two base hits -
Peck. Home run - Heath. Sacrifice -
Lehner. Double plays-Gordon, Boud-
reau Fleming; Keltner and Fleming;
Dillinger, Berardino and Judnich. Left
on bases-St. Louis 4, Cleveland i.
Bases on balls-Feller l. Strikeouts- =
Kramer 2, Teller 0. Hits-off Kramer 3
in Z innings; Potter l in l. Losing pitch
er-Kramer. Umpires-Weafer, Hubbard
and Berry. Time LAT.
Second Game
ST. LOUIS GOO 600 O20I2 . l
CT .EVEIAND 900 101 11x@ 6 S
ZoIdak, Muncrief 90 and Early;
Lemon and Lopez. Losing pitcher, FOL
dak. Home runs-Gordon. Lemon. judi
mich.
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Second Game

Batteries for Warsaw - Ensley Cd,
Whitmire and Jones; Clintop-Kaires CD.
Corbett and sanders and Ward. Home
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Second Game
CHICAGO 600 DOL 1902 8 3
DETROIT 200 101 3Ox-7 II 0
Papish, Gebrian CD and Dickey;
Trout, White "a and Swift. Winning
pitcher, Trout. Losing pitcher, Papish.
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Second Game

Csfy and Terrell; Fowler, Savage (6)
Christopher Cd Flores 49, and Guerra.
Losing pitcher, Savage.
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Game

NEW YORK 600 600 010-1 10 0
BOSTON 200 600 20x-4 IN I
Bevens and Lollar; E. johnson and
Partee. Home runs. DiMaggio. Jones.
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Batteries: Cannon, Osgood, Zaijewski,
and Payonk; Stephenson and A~lsnauer.
Home run Jamin. Losing pitcher -
Cannon.
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E~rrors-None. Runs batted in-Yost 1;
Lewis 2, Vernon. Two base hits-Yost,
Priddy, Sacrifiees-Joost. Double plays
Priddy and Vernon; Joost, Suder and
rain. Left on Decentralization 9;
Philadelphia 8. Base on balls-off Mar
ehlldon I; off Haefner 2. Strikeouts -
ny Aaetner /. Hit by pitcher-by Haefner
.McCosky). Umpires Boyer, Rommel,
hurley, Passarella. Time of game 1853.
Second Game
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PHILADELPHIA 900 oo2 3oo-5 8 0
BROOKLYN 900 900 1000 5 /
Judd n Padgett; Branca, Batten T)
Haugstad (8) and Edwards. Losing pitch
er, Branca.
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Roe, Bagby 81 and Kluttz; Hearn an
Rice. Losing pitcher. Roe. Home runs =
Dusak, Rice.
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Second Game

Shoun, Voiselle (5) Beazley (5) Wright
90 and Mast; Poat n w. Cooper.
Losing pitcher. Shoun. Home runs -
'Lohrke, Rigney, M. Mccormick.
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Second Game
RED SPRINGS 600 OH 0-3 . y
SANFORD GOO 600 w q z
Batteries for Red S~prings-Burch and
Hockenbury; Sanford-Keane and He'd
rick.
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CINCINNATI 10 10 100 0l0-I3 IA o
CHICAGO 900 101 00O-2 10 l
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Flied out for Binks in 5th.
zz-Grounded out for Marchildon in 9th.
WASHINGTON 120 DOL 000t
PHILADELPHIA 600 600 1000
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PITTSBURGH 200 900 00O-2 5
ST. LOUIS COZ III 1lx-6 Is
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Dial 2-ss11 For Newspaper Service
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STANDINGS

TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE