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Boston at Brooklyn-Barrett
(3-3) W. Higbe (l7-8). s ,,,s.i
New York at Philadelphia
Ayers (O-O) W.. Koecher ODD.
50. Louis at Observation-Disclosures
GA w. Erautt (0-0).
Pittsburgh at Chicago-Roe
as W.. Wyse (l4-l2).
American League
Chicago at Cleveland-Rigney
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Fowler (0-l6) VS.. Bevens (l6-l9.
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10 vs.. Muncrief (3-12).
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trail standard subtract one helr, fef
mountain standard subtract I'VE
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Enjoyed Key West

Mrs. Charles Worth, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Helm of
Francis street, and infant daugh-
ter of Baltimore, have returned
home. after a very delightful
visit. Mrs. Worth upon leaving
said she was in love with Key
West and would return to visit
her grandparents.
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BASEBALL
STATISTICS

Ela.-Iniernational League
Game Results
leenday's Scores
Havana 5. Miami Beach 0.
81. Petersburg 3. Fl. Lauder
dale Z.
Miami II. Lakeland 8,
West Palm Beach II, Tampa 5.
reday's Games
Tampa at Miami Beach.
Miami at st. Petersburg.
". Lauderdale at Lakeland.
Havana at West Palm Beach.
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Leave For North

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Winter have
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Mimi, after spending the season
at their winter home at l42l
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, April Is, 1947
observation taken at $50 am.
Eastern Standard Time.
City Office
Temperatures
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Bernie Covlngton's tWo-run
home run in the fifth inning pro-
vided the grand climax to last
ighs's Spofford ills-Atlantic
Coast Line game played at Rob
ert Strange park as the Class A
league leading Millers waltzed off
with a 90 victory. The Naval Re-
serve took a forfeit win from Al
pha Omega in the first contest.
Last nights thriller was packed
with drama. In the very first stan
"a the Coast Line almost scored,
but heads up playing by Spofford
Mills cooled every offensive move.
The initial inning saw Surles of
A.C.L. single bur overslide second
in an attempt to make it a double.
Bailey bunted safely. Stands lined
a drive to James at shortstop and
a quick flip of the wrist by the
shortfielder doubled Bailey.
The Spoftord aggregation came
close also in the last half of the
initial frame. After Herring had
singled Brown sacrificed him to
second. A sharp drive by Allen to
center field was caught ard Her
ring was caught on third trying
to advance.
Scores started pouring across in
the third. With one out Thomas
walked, Surles popped out. Bailey
singled him home. Stands walked
and Rowan batted Bailey in with
safety.
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Sanford, 7vins, WARSAW
Capture League 7ussles

Even the league leading Sanford
Spinners are finding Red Springs
no easy pickings these days as
was proven by the Spins narrow
rs triumph over the Robins last
night.
Dunn-Erwin, famed for its
heavy hitters but minus good
pitchers, felt good over Tate's
seventh AZ success over Smith
field-Selma, and Warsaw had rea-
son to brag over its convincing
1876 drubbing of Clinton's sad
Blues.
In the Sanford affray big Hank
Nesselrode connected for home
run, which proved prime factor
in the leaders thin squeeze. Har-
old Wood of Red Springs also
drilled out fourmaster.
Mangini, Red Springs first base
man, did well with the stick also,
clouting two triples. Bortz and
McFadden divided the pitching
chores for Sanford, while Sellers
and Hlava did the same for Red
Springs.
At Smithfield things were
cilnched for Dunn-Erwin in the
second inning in which the Twins
notched three runs, enough to
have won the bali game. Miller
starred in this contest by smack
ing two hits, batting in a run,
and stealing two bases. Only one
base on pals was given up by
the Leafs pitcher. Smithfield hit
ters received only two free tickets
to first.
Home runs came in packages OF
three at Clinton were Stephens,
Jones, and Jordan all blasted
balls out of the park. The game
appeared to be scroeless affair
for three innings as b t h sides
went down in order. However, In
the fourth the Red Sox not"3ed one
tallv added four more in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
Victory First OF Season
For Locals; Crowley
Blasts Homer
By JIGGS POWERS
Special To The Star

WHITEV1LLE, June T.. The
Wilmington American Legion Jun.
lors hit the win column here this
afternoon as they downed the
Whltevllle Juniors, to 7. It was
sweet revenge for Coach Tom Da.
Wis port city entry as Wilmington
had suffered a 10 to 5 loss at the
hands OF the Columbus County club
Tuesday night.
Wilmington counted four times
in the initial frame on singles by
Tart, King, Austin, Whiteville
error, and a brace of wild pitches
by Rudyie Williams, the locals
losing pitcher.
After this the Wilmington team
was never headed. They tailed one
run in the second and two each in
the fifth, sixth, and eighth innings
In the ninth the visitors marked
up their final score.
This was the first loss in three
starts for Coach Earl Brinkley'
ball club against southern legior
competition.
Leading the Whiteville attack for
the second straight game was Bill
Ellis, third baseman, who hit three
for five, one of which was two.
Dagger. Joe Russ had a triple ir
four times up. For Wilmington
Mike Austin led the hitters with
three for five. A two-run homer
by Johnny Crowley highlighted the
Wilmington offensive in the eighth
inning.
Wilmington next game is Fri
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
FIRST in SERIES
GOES TO MILLERS

Spofford Mills won the first
game of the City Junior Baseball
league playoff yesterday after
noon at Robert Strange park, 6-4,
from the Blackwood Sports Shop
Braves. The two teams met
again Friday in the second of the
two out of thre series for the
crow.
In yesterdays tussle the Millers
scored twice in the very first in
hing and kept adding tallies until
they had big 81 lead. The
Braves. The two teams meet
seventh frames, but could not
score enough markers.
Jimmy Brission, a steady right
handler, pitched the complete
game for spofford Mills, allowing
seven hits, striking out 10 n d
walking three. For Blackwood
Robert Brown and Cecil Corbett
divided the clipping chores with
Brown receiving credit for the
loss.
Leading hitters were Melvin
johnson, husky Spofford Mills
catcher, who slapped two singles
and a double in three appearances
a. the plate. Robert Brown with
two safeties in Two tries led Black
wood. Homer Brewer, ex NHHS
player, also did well with the stick
for the losers, garnering double
and single in four attempts and
batting in two of Blackwood' S
three runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Lashing ACL,9 To 4

The fifth was the fatal inning
for the Railmen. Horne opened by
striking out. James whiffed also,
but reached rirst when the catcher
dropped the third strike and threw
to first where the initial sacker
dropped the throw. Cook walked
Herring was passed and Brown re-
ceived charity, forcing across
James. Allen singled in both Cook
and Herring. King walked. Brown
scored on a wild pitch. Benton
grounded OUT, tallying Allen. Gov
ington then hit his circuit clout
producing two more markers
Horne's out ended the big inning
in which Spofford treaked sever
runs in. This was enough to win
but the MJllers added couple
more in the sixth just to be or
the safe side.
Lawrence Cook pitched the vic
tory for Spoffocd, allowing five
hits, ana walking two. Leon Thorn
as twirled the complete game for
the Coast Line, being raped for
five bingles, whiting six, and de-
livering six walks.
Leading hitters were Herman
Bailey of the Coast Line with two
for three and Bernie Covington o.
the Spofford team with a rounc
tripper.
Tonight's Hanover L a ue
doubleheader was called off be
cause of Levy Heath Night al
T ,eoion Stadium.
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MLmington Legion Club Wal1ops
MiteuiNe Aggregation, ~ To 4
EARLY ATTACK
BEATS CARDS

null ADELPHIA, June 11-Pl-
aI;snt relief pitching by Tommy
[,n,bes b,- and schoolboy Rowe coup
M h9smi With a five-run attack off How
!SU pollet in the first inning gave
Il IL. Philadelphia Phillies a 50 de,
,4s .;s;co owe, the St. Louis Cardin
ais today ,,,,a -, j.,
.,-;os +o Del Rice. Cards catcher.
otitfielGer Del Ennis and pit
ssar su9 Fred Schmidt of the Phlls.
z'r, pce injured his shoulder when ne
' WV. npset at the plate by : Lee
yoSdlev yoS in the first. Ennis h-rt
L;a ha knee IF collision at first base
!i-' .bp second frame and Schmidt
~ ,,.t his right leg when he bump
i3' into Joe Garagiola in ths
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
BY JACK HULLETT
Star Sports Editor

Although Lefty Louis Cheshire
had some bumpy support last night.
Joe Zmijewski, the Lumberton
Cubs highlander, travelled a much
rougher road than did Lefty, and
the Pirates won out, "a The vic
tory gave the Bucs a split in the
tWo-game series.
Cheshire was given considerable
trouble by his infield, Harry
Bridges making two errors at first.
and Bob LaBlanc fouling up on q
grounder near third. But Elzer
Marx did Bridges one better al
first base, making three costly
miscues, and other Lumberton in.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
Pirates Dump Lumberton, To T. To Divide Series
BOSTON SWEEPS
CLEVELAND SET
Three R e d Sox Hurlers
Combine To Thwart
Indians, 3 Too
CI L,IIEI Ahnn

CLEVELAND, June II - P -
Manager Joe Cronin used two of
his front-line hurlers and his ace
relief pitcher today and the trio
came up with a. six-hit shutout
over the Cleveland Indians as the
Boston Red Sox triumphed 3 to O.,
for a sweep of the three game
series.
Starter Mickey Harris throttled
the Indians with four hits and then
retired in the eighth for a pinch
hitter. Dave Bob) Ferriss kept
the Tribe under control until the
ninth, when with one out he walk
ed Ken Keltner and Jim Hogan.
Earl johnson came in and
forced pinch hitter Les Fleming t
pop out, but the Tribe loaded the
bases on Dale Mitchell's infielo
single. johnson h n forced Hal
Peck to fly out to end the game.
Harris received credit f o the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
Walks, Bad Fielding;
Giue Wilmington Win
Bucs Get Three Runs From Free Passes;
Cheshire Marks Up Sixth Victory;
In Smithfield Tonight
fielders played loosely enough to
let several ground balls become

fielders played loosely enough. to
let several ground balls become
hits
Fred Muscemeci, the PirateS di-
minutive shortstop. got two o-~of
these bingles. the first coming in
the initial frame. when he hit, a
high fly to very short right field.
Marx, Dixon, the Cubs starting
rightfielder, and Cabaniss, the sec
ond sacker, all stood around long
enough to atch Fleet Freddy slide
into second on the seat of his
britches. He went to third on an
infield out by Billy Benton, and
came home on Andy Poklemba's
single to score the first of three
Pirate runs. In the meanwhile.
Harry Bridges had walked. LaBlanc
singled to left, scoring both Bridg-
|es and Poklemba when Jamin had
difficulties but no errors.
Lumberton moved out in front
in the third inning. pounding Ches-
hire for four runs on two hits.
two bases on balls, one of Bridges
errors, and a passed ball by Bill
Alsnauer. After that. the Bucs
Strengthened up and played bet
ter fielding game. "''
In the last of the third. Whining
ton tied the score with Harry
Bridges getting another walk, Bob
LaBlanc getting another single but
going out attempting to stretch it,
and Bob Steckel raped out one
Dagger to score Bridges. ''7'
Poklemba scored the winning run
in the fifth when he walked, stole
second, and came in on Bill Ais
nauer's single. This was the third
tally the Bucs cleaned from free
passes. "g'
The other scoring took place in
the eighth. Steckel got his other
single of the night, and he went to
second on a sacrifice by LaBlanc.
Che shire hit to the pitcher, who
threw to Marx, but Marx wasn't
awake for some reason or other,
and he jabbed without success at
the ball as it went into right field.
Steckel scored. Later, Cheshire
found himself parked on third when
Zmijewski baked, the Pirate pitch
4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Runs batted in-Stephens 3, AskeW
3, Jones 3, Jordan 8, Faircloth 2, Rud-
den 2. Andrews l, Miner. Two base
hits-DiChiora, Faircloth, Askew Rud-
den Jones, Cieslinski. Three base hits
Stephens. Home runs-Stephens, Jones.
Jordan. Stolen bases-Marsh Double
plays-Rudden, Cieslinski, to Haynes;
Rudden and Haynes Left on bases
Warsaw 9; Clinton 9. Bases on balls
off: Faircloth 3, Taylor 2, Shubeck l.,
Marsh l. Struck out, by-Faircloth 6,
Taylor l, Marsh 2. Hits off: Faircloth
in innings; Taylor u in 1-3; shu-
beck 2 in o; Marsh 3 in 2 2-3. Hit by
pitcher, by-Marsh (Faircloth, Jordan).
Wild pitches-Faircloth. Passed balls
Ward. Losing pitcher-Taylor. Umpires
-Veasey and QUITS. Time of game
2:05.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Runs batted in-Alford, Russ 3. Co.
burn, Mcdowell, Tart, Austin, Lewis
2, Crowley 8, Pepper, F. Smith. Two
base hits-Tartt Ellis. Three base hits
Austin, Lewis, Crowley, Hilburn. Russ.
Home runs-Crowley. Stolen bases -
Afford, Russ. Clark. Left on bases -
Wilmington 9; Whiteville Is. Bases on
balls-off: Williams /, Davis /, King
2, Hilburn 5. Struck out by-Williams
4, Ellis l, Davis 2, King /. Hilourn l.
Hits off: King 5 in l 23 innings; Hill
burn 9 in 7 13; Williams in 2-3;
Ellis I in 3; Davis l in / 1-3. Hit by
pitcher, by-Hilburn ellis. Winning
pitcher-Hilburn Losing pitcher-Wil-
liams. Umpires-Hardee and Brown.
Time of game 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Runs batted fitzpatrick, Coley, john
son Brewer 2, Stone, Brown. TWO base
hits-Johrson. Brewer. Stolen bases
Eason 2, Hinson Clark, Brown, Pad
rick Coley 3. Left on bases-Blackwood
7: Spofford Mills I. Bases on balls off
Brown 2 Corbett l, Brission 3. Struck
out by-Brown 3. Corbett 5, BrissloH
TO- Hits off-Brown in innings T.
Corbett in innings 2. Hit by pitcher
by Brissiona Brown, Eason). Passed balls
Johnson. Wild pitches-Brission. Los
ing pitcher-Brown. Umpires-Perklns
and Stone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Errors-Jorgehsen, zientara. Runs bat
ted in-Zientara, snider 2, Lamanno'
Mueller 3, Vaughan, Robinson. Two base
hits - Robinson, Snider, Jorgensen q
Young, Mueller. Three base hits
Robinson. Sacrifices-Riddle Robinson.
Double plays - Tatum, Lamanno and
Young; Zientara, Miller and Young Lea'
on bases-Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn H.
Bases on balls-Riddle 3, Hatten s.,
Chandler /, Gumbert 2, King 2, Lom-
bardi l. Strikeouts-Hatten l. Riddle ],
King 2. Hits off-Riddle in innings;
Gumbert in a; Hatten 6 in 2-3;
Chandler in 1-3. King l in 2; Lombar-
di l in i. Winning pitcher-Rlodle;
Losing pitcher-Hatten Umplres.Con-
Ian, Reardon and Goetz Time 2;9o. AT
tendance 1851.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
PEP ANNOUNCES BOUT
WITH VICTOR FLORES

HARTFORD, Conn, June II -
W.R-Fe atherweight champion Will
lie Pep, recovered from injuries
suffered in plane crash Jan.
5, signed today for 10-round bout
with Victor Flores at Hartford
auditorium Tuesday night.
Pep said his ankle, actured
when an airliner crashed in Mill
vile, N. j., occasionally ached
but he could box with mis- usual
speed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Errors-Mitchell. Runs batted in -
Partee 2, Doerr Two base hits-Seerey,
Boudreau. Sacrifices-Gutteridge Boud-
reau, Hogan Edwards. Double plays
Pesky, Doerr and York. Left on bases
Boston 6, Cleveland II. Bases on balls
Harris 4. Ferriss 2. Embree l, Feller
/. Strikeouts-Harris 5; Enbree g. Hits
off Harris in 7 innings; Ferris l in
Is johnson l in 2-3 innings: Embree
4 in 7, Feller 3 in 2 innings. Wild
pitches-Embree. Winning pitcher -
Harriss. Losing pitcher-Embree. Um-
pires-Berry, Weafer, Hurley and Hub
bard. Time 2 :18. Attendance 8,574 paid
and 5000 children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Runs batted in-Hardisky, LaBlAnc 2.
Jan,in, Cabaniss, Steckel. Two base ~hits
-Musemeci, Ehrhardt Stolen bases" -
LaBlanc, Poklemba. Sacrifices - AIS
nauer. Left on bases-Lumberton -" IL
Wilmington 7. Bases on balls-off: S'nes-
hire 7, Znijewski S. Struck out, oy-
Cheshire 8. Zmijewski 8. Balk-zmi-
iewski Passed ba1ls-Alsnauer. rBm-
pires Ruch, Davidzuk. Time OF game
235,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
SHEA'S STRING
CUT BY CHIS0X

CHICAGO, June II. -(P)- The
Chicago White Sox broke the sew
en- game winning streak of rookie
Highlander Frank Shea today when
Skeets Dickey followed Don Kollo-
ways lead off triple in the '11th
inning with single to break a %
tie and give the Sox 80 win over
the New York Yankees,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Mc-
Quinn, w. Johnson, Dickey 2, Wallae-
sa. Two base hits-Henrich, Lindell
Philley, Wallaesa. Three base hit-Kollo-
way. Stolen base-Baker. Sacrifices -
Shea, Dickey. Double plays-Kolloway
Applng and Jones; Stirnweiss, Rizzutc
and McQuinn (2l; Stirnweiss and Nc
Quinn w. Johnson and McQuinn. Lef:
on bases-New York IL: Chicago II
Bsses on balls-Shea g. HAYNES a.
Strikeouts-Shea 5; Haynes 2. Hit by
pitcher-by Shea (Jones,. Umpires-
Boyer Rommel and Passarella. Time
2:23 Attendance 8O26
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
DUNN-ERWIN O30 900 OIL
SMITHFIELD-SE 900 100 OIL

Runs batted iu-Miller, Tate, Eonta,
Oehler. Two base hits-Jackson, Hutch
ings. Stolen bases-Miller 2. Sacrifices
Denning 2, Hutchings Double plays
Kukulka, Ealla, and Oehler Left on
bsses Dunn-Erwin IL; Smithfield
Selma 8. Bases on balls-off:. Tate 2,
Osossky /. Struck out. by--Tate 9 Zay-
koski 2, Osossky /. Hits off: ZZaykos'Ii
10 in 6 13 innings; Osossky 2 in 2 %.
Hit by pitcher, by-Tate lWiliamsl
Zaykoski (Tate. Scott, Hutchings) Los
ing pitcher-Zaykoski. Umpires-Paskin
and Baker. Time of game 2:15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
BROWNIES DWELL
IN CELLAR AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. June 1l-(P)- The
Washington Nationals dumped the
S. Louis Browns back into the
American League cellar tonight
with 4 TO 2 victory behind the
s&-hit pitching of Early Wynn.
Walt Judnich hit his eighth home
run OF the year with no one on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
PIRATES STOP
GIANTS STREAK

NEW YORK, June II -(Pl-The
Pittsburgh Pirates finally halted
the four game winning streak of
the New York Giants today but
not before h National Leagues
front runners staged another Of
their last ditch finishes that pull
&c them to within one run of Pitts
burgh's 81 margin of victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
MITCHELL DIES

LONDON, June 1l-WH- Abe
Mitchell, 60, greatest golfer who
never Won the British OPEN" died
today at his home in st. Adams,
Hertfordshire, after l0-year
lingering illness which forced his
retirement from tournament play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

Errors-Suder. Runs batted in--Valo,
Kel 2. Benton Mullin 3. Two base
hits-Mayo. Three base hits-Kell, Null
lin sacrifices-Joost. Double plays -
Mayo and Cullenbine. Left on bases
Philadelphia s; Detroit IL. Bases on
balls-McCahan 4. Coleman l; Benton
l. cuts-McCshan 5; Coleman l.
Benton !. Hits off-McCahan 10 in 7
innings; Coleman 3 in l. Losing pitcher
-McCahan. Umpires- Jones,
MCGOWAN and Grieve. Time :52.
(Second Camel
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

sn.n .,iois-Judnich. Runs batted in -
Tre,ee' ~ Prlddy Lehner, Judnich, Wynn.
WV, oase hlts-Lehner Lewis. Home
cbr9.. 'odnlch Double plays-Vernon,
I,is'mosn ws'in and Vernon. Left on bases
b.,,t ,n,asangton S: St. Louis a. Bases on
W WYNN l, Zoldak 3. Strikeouts -
oft -, ~ l. Aoidak /, Moulder l. Hits -
IN = Noroak ,,l', in 8 innings; Moulder 0
-zoid. "lio pitch-Wynn. Losing pitcher
SUE sorusa Umpires-Rue, Paparella and
ln.an tal'ers Time 1:52. Attendance 1898