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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

ST. LOUIS, July 10 Up For
their second consecutive game
with Boston. The St. Louis
Browns appeared to be playing a
man named Williams today as
they dropped a l to 0 loss to the
Red Sox, but pitcher. Earl John
sons three hitter was a contribu-
ting factor.
Lanky Ted, whose five hits last
night including two .homers were
good for five runs, despite Bos-
ton S one-run defeat, singled to
right field in the sixth and scored
Johnny Pesky.
Johnson was in trouble as the
first three Brownies to face him
loaded the bases on singles. But
Jeff Heath flied to Sam Mele, the
Browns held their bases on differ
ence to Mele's accurate throwing
arm, and Willard Brown. Negro
playing his first game with the
Browns since he was signed
Thursday, hit into a double play,
a performance he repeated in the
fourth inning. The Brownies went
hitless after that.
Brown played centerfield in
place of Paul Lehner, who told
Manager Muddy Ruel an injured
leg had panied him all night.
AR r II n A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Local Net Team
Battles Durham
End Season Today
With Tilt In Kinston

Wilmington's improved tennis
team is battling in Kinston today
against the Eastern Carolina Ten
mis- associations most powerful
entry, the late-coming Durham
squad, which took over the Slot
vacated by Morehead City-Beau-
fort, and have smashed past all
opponents with ease, including the
strong Raleigh team.
The Port City male meters,
coming with a rush after dropping
their first four tits, have won the
last five out of six matches, and
are currently rated number two
behind the Durham team.
Tom Smell, ex-star OF The C1ta-
del racquet ranks this season, will
p1 obably move into the number
one post today, displacing the
steady playing Bob Andrews. An
drews, likely to be hitting 'em in
the second berth, will be followed
by the one-two punch Of the Boney
brothers, Charlie and Les.
Mdul1CG Sdllddy o1Ao oShC
vielle will play in the last two
positions, with Horace Emerson
e. ound to team Up with Les Bon
ey in the number one doubles
pairing.
Today's tilt ends the season for
the net team, which made it's
first year in the FCTA a memoir
able one. Most powerful point
made to other members of the
league, was that the Wilmington
ladies team is the strongest in the
entire eastern half of the state.
Unbeaten in al games, the To-
cal gals won many of the match
IS in love sets. Mary Johnson,
Wilmington's ranking star, has
won the applause of all opponents
as being the number one feminine
racquet wielder in the league.
Mary Bland, Colleen Gam, and
Nancy Brown are close behind in
winning laurels.
The directors Of ECTA will meet
in Wilmington Wednesday to dis
cuss the coming tournament for
individual league championships
IN Rocky Mount sometime in Au-
gust.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Gold Dust Twins
To Play For Leah,

CHICAGO, July 10 -(P- Doc
Blanchard and Glenn Davis, who
threw a scare into Notre Dame in
Army's ~scoreless tie with the Irish
last fall, will be on Coach Frank
Leahy's side August %.
That's the date of the annual all.
star football game in Soldier field.
and today the two Army All.
America terrors were officially
listed on the collegiate squad,
whose coaching staff for the en-.
counter with the Chicago Bears is
headed by Leahy.
ut will be a relief to have those
fellows on my side for a change"
said Leahy. Football may wait
a long time to see their equal and
I am happy they are making one
appearance in the Middle West be.
fore they lay aside their grid toys
for keeps"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Yankees ExtendLead:
Bosox Blank Browns

DETROIT, July 19-RHBack in
high gear with the pressure off
from their record = equalling vic
tory string, the runaway New
York Yankees squeezed out a 2
to l triumph today over the De.
troit Tigers-their 32nd victory in
So games - and restored their
American League lead to II IL
games.
Allie Reynolds, Yankee tireball
hurler, tossed a smart five-hittet
at the second place Tigers to reg
lister his 18th win of the season
in a duel with Detroit's Paul (Diz-
zy) Trout, who gave up only six
blows.
The Yanks won it without delay
in the opening inning, counting
both their runs on George Stirn-
weiss single, Tommy Henrich's
double and long flies to right by
John Lindell and Joe Di Maggie,
a u scoring after each catch.
NEW YORK ABB r H o A
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
BY SKIPPER PATRICK

DIES MONIES, July 10 -
Frank Stranahan, defending
champion from Toledo, O., scram-
bled from almost certain defeat
to advance to the final round of
the Western Amateur tournament
with a 4 and 3 victory over Thorn
as Sheehan, Birmingham, Mich.
today.
Stranahan's victory, an uphill
battle that found him 8 down at
the end of the morning round OF
Is holes, gave him a spot in to-
morrow's championship stretch OF
SO holes with Marvin (Bud) Ward.
the genial golfer from Spokane,
Wash, who defeated Robert (Bob)
Willis, Kansas City, 3 and 1, in
today's semifinals.
1t will be the third meeting of
Stranahan and Ward who stand
all-even for their first two match.
es. Strarahan defeated Ward l up
in 80 holes for the Western crown
last year and was eliminated by
Ward, 2 and J., in the National
Amateur tournament.
Sheeman, swinging blazing-hot
light irons and a steady putter,
had a 5 up lead at the end OF
nine holes in the morning round
as he made the turn in 81, five
strokes under par, and finished
the round 5 up.
The fighting Irishman, Notre
Dame gold captain and National
Amateur medaiist in 1889, lost his
touch during the af ernoon round
and Stranahan had evened the
match at the oath hole. From that
point it was only a matter of time
unll Stranahan was to close the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Doris Hart Moves
Up With Net Win

PARIS, July 9-(P-Doris Hart
c. Miami, Fla, established her
self as the second best amateur
among Americas feminine tennis
stars today when she defeated
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills,
Calf, for the second time this
month to enter the finals of the
French International champion
ships.
Repeating her upset of July
il the Wimbledon semi-9inals,
Miss Hart swept through her Cali
fornia opponent in straight sets,
60, rs, but she will have to wait
Until tomorrow 10 learn definitely
who her foe will be in the final
round.
Rain forced postponement of the
other semi-final match after de.
lending champion Margaret Os.
borne of San Francisco had taker
the first set from Mrs. Pat Todo
of Hidden Valley, Calf, So. II
will be concluded tomorrow. with
the Women's Singles finals put of
until Monday.
Miss Hart, who is rated behind
Miss Osborne and Miss Brough in
the U. S. National rankings, was
even more impressive today than
at Wimbledon, where she had to
come from behind after losing the
first set to Miss Brough.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Stranahan, Ward To Clash
Today; Both Win TOUCHES

match with a par S on the long,
42-yard thirty-third hole on wa.
kondaa Country Clubs hilly
course.
Ward, two-:ime national and
Western Amateur champ, had
plenty of trouble beating Willis.
Willis manned a sizzling putter
in the morning round and held a
2 up leao through the 10th hole
but lost his touch on the 18th
where he missed a 2 IL footer.
Ward squared the match with a
birdie 8 on the 340-yard 18th with
an 6-foot putt and was never down
again. He won IA and Is for a two
up advantage, lost the 10th when
he missed a 7-footer and as two
up again at the 115-yard 18th with
a birdie 2 on a 5-foot putt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

Today the BUGS are clashing with
the Twins again in Dunn-ErWln,
with Fred Townsend or Lefty Hew-
lett slated to toe the slab for
Manager jim Station.
Edens famed ten ard was in
vincible with men or bases at all
times. save in the fifth, when the
Twins tailed twice. In coming up
with his tenth triumph the right
handler struck out second baseman
Stringfellow, four times, ending
the game before the clouds broke
loose with rain, by tanning the new
keystoner. The usual hard-hlttlng
Edens was the only Pirate who
failed to hit safely in the game.
The lucky seventh frame gave
Edens his triumph. After the Bud
hurler had grounded out to Vlna-
jeras, Eddie Hardisky doubled to
right field, and scored On Bill Ben
toms single. Benton stole his sec
ond base of the night, and tailed
on Harry Bridges safety into right.
Then Hoggy Davis blasted the
longest hit Of the night, a long
double to the center field wall,
scoring Bridges. John Tate came
in to relieve Vinajeras and famed
Andy Poklemba.
The BUGS drew first blood in
the opening inning with two I'M
earned runs when Hardisky reach.
ed first on Stringfellow's error,
and moved to second on Benton's
single into left field. Freddie
Muscemeci laid down a perfect
sacrifice, pushing his mates along,
and Vinajeras was victimized
again when Collins booted Bridges
grounder at short, letting Hardisky
tally.
With Benton on third and Bridges
on first, the Pirates vowed the
crowd with a double steal, Benton
sliding in safely with the second
run.
Edens famed the first three
Twins t, face him in the first in
ming, and moved along with a
shutout in sight until the fifth,
when Dunn-Erwin tied it up at
two runs apiece.
Ken Jackson opened the frame
with a base on balls. and Leach
drilled his second hit of the night
into left center. Vinajeras beat out
a bunt, when the throw from
Bridges to Steckel failed to get
Jackson, and the sacks were clog
.ged.
Collins forced Vinajeras at Sec
ond, Jackson scoring, and a passed
ball let Leach in with the second
run. Shammy Denning hit into
a helders' choice, when a perfect
peg from Bridges to Alsnauer
caught Collins at the plate.
Bob Steckel stopped a Twin rally
IN the eighth by pulling the hidden
ball trick on Bass who had singled,
and moved to third on Jackson's
second hit. And in the ninth wien
the BUGS came up with their two
errors and put Edens in hit water,
1t was the Pirate hurler who STOP
ped trouble by tanning his cousin
Strin gfellCw
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Horseman
Wins Top Honors

Billy Sutton, Wilmington,
COPIED top honors in the San
ford horse show during last
week, when he won the five
gated championship up on Ra-
diant King.
On the last day of the show,
in a class with nine entries
competing, Sutton grabbed the
spotlight with the same horse
that his sister, Mary Sutton
rode in tTe s-ring SeS>efield
show.
Sutton is a student at the
University of North Carolina.
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. J. Sutton Of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

Error: Fernandez. Runs batted in,
Fernandez, Sain. Two base hits: llow.l,
Cox, F. Mccormick. Fernandez, Tine,
base hit: M. Mccormick. Stolen base;
Litwhiler. Double plays: Bloodworh,
Cox and Greenberg. Left on base,
Pittsburgh Z, Boston 4. Base on balls
Roe /, Sain 1. Strikeouts: Roe S, St1inc.
vich 2, Sain 4. Hits: off Roe G IN IN.
nings; off Strincevich l in !. Loia,
pitcher: Roe. Umpires:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

INTERNATIONAL. IFac,u~
Tornonto S; Montreal 2 (firsn'
Toronto S; Montreal 4 (seconn
Syracuse 4; Newark 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at St. Paul, postnon.s
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGT, 'ah
Charleston 6; G%reenville g
Macon s; Columbus /.
Augusta at Columbia, POSTPONE,
grounds. VwN
Jacksonville at Savannah, uos,,.
rain. F~'s'poned
CAROLINA LEAGUE
% Leaksville- Winston Salem
rain. ''''ponet
Raleigh S; Danville a..
Martinsville 10. Greensboro
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
SEMI-PRO s

AsHEBORO, July 19-(R-Cedar
Falls, a dark. horse, pulled the un-
expected here this afternoon and
handed a favored Belhaven nine a
6-5 ~ten-inning defeat in the second
Gay of the State Semi-pro tourna-
ment before approximately 500
fans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
st. Louis at Brooklyn, Hesrn (6-3) VS..
Taylor l7-3l.
Pittsburgh at Boston, Ostermueller e.
81 VS.. SPAIN Q3-5y.
Cincinnati at New York ~ Black
well ll6-2) INK Raffensberger $3.50 VS..
Koslo Q0-4) and lott t1-3) or Cooper
(3-9),
Chicago at Philadelphia (2) Erickson
(2-3( and Lade (6-6l VS.. Heintzelman
(4-3( n Hughes (4-6).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

nuns Dated IN: Davis, Benton.
Bridges 2. Collins. Two-base hits: Jack
son, Hardisky, Davis. Stolen bases: Ben
ton 2, Bridges. Sacrifices: Muscemeci.
Collins. Left on bases: Dunn 9; Whining
ton z. Bases On balls-off: Vinatera i.
Edens 3. Struck out, by Edens 10; Vina-
teras 7, Tate 2. Hits off: Vinateras in
3 2-g innings 10; Tate in / 1-3 innings o.
Passed balls: Alsnauer. Losing pitcher:
V1nateras. Umpires: Mitchell and Re-
vellle. Time of game: 2:21.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
ALBANIAN WINS

AsHEVILLE, July 19-(P-First-
seeded Leslie Longshore Of Annis-
ton, Ala, battled to a semi-finals
victory over Charles Rice, Atlanta.
to march into the finals of the 25th
annual North Carolina open tennis
tournament here today. The score
was 1913, 4-6, 81, 6-3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

Errors: None. Rum batted in: Lindell,
DiMaggio, Mayo. Two base hits: Hen
rich. Lake, Evers, Mayo. Stolen base:
LAX Double plays: Stirnweiss, Rizzuto
and McQuinn; Cullenbine unassisted.
Left on bases: New York q. Detroit 10.
Bases on balls: off Reynolds 6, Trout
/. Strikeouts: by Reynolds 5. Hit by
pitcher. by: Reynolds Evers). Umpires:
Mckinley, Boyer, Rommel and Pas
sarella. Time: 1:42. Attendance: 31,712.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
SHUTS OUT
PlTTSBURC, q

BOSTON, July 1s-lR-Job,,.
Sain turned in his 18th victory -.
the season and his third shntou.
tonight as the Boston Rr.rs.
BANKED the Pittsburgh pirs.ss
90, to move into a virtual tia ~,
second place with the New yor'.
Giants, and two and a. hall ean.,
in back of the National I,ssn,.
leading Brooklyn Dodgers.
A paid crowd of %, 5s4 fans ,,n
Sain knock in one of the Trib.
runs and as he and his mates mr.,
vented any of the Pirates firm,
reaching third base.
PITTSBURGH AB
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
HANDLERS PLAY .

Weinie Brown will be on the
mound for the Masonboro RAM
blers today at $3.50 in Legion
stadium when the Ramblers
tangle with the Bladenboro
Spnlners. Masonboro is tied
with WhitevilIe for the Eastern
State league lead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
A TODAY

GAMES TODAY
Boston at St. Louis (2) Galehouse Is
~ and Hughson (6-3) VS.. Kramer (6-Y)
and Muncrlef (5-10l.
Philadelphia at Chicago (2) Scheib e.
- and Marchildon Q0-o) VS.. Papish (6-
81 and Rufflng (0-l or Harrist (2-5).
New York at Detroit ~ Bevens (4-8)
and Page (7-3l or Johnson (4-2) VS.. New
houser 1873 and Overmire (5-4).
Washington at Cleveland ~ Haefner
(3-8) and Masterson t7-6J VS.. Harder Is
u and Teller u1-O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
ACME-DELCO S

Carver's Creek b a S e b all
squad defeated Acme-Delco of
the Eastern State league in an
exhibition semi-pro game in
Delco yesterday by a score of
1914. Gault was the winning
hurler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia, postponed
rain. ,
cincinnati at New York, postponed
rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
washington at Cleveland, postponed
rain.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE
Anderson 6; Knoxville 4 tflrst).
Anderson s.; Knoxville 5 lsecono'.
Rock Hill &. FAYETTEVILLE 2 afternoon
gane).
Fayetteville 9; Rock Hill 3 (second)'
Charlotte 10; Reidsville 7.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis S; Little Rock 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

Errors: Judnich. Runs batted in: Will
llams. Two base hit: DiMaggio. Double
plays: Pesky, Doerr and Jones 2. Left on
passes: Boston Z. st. Louis 2. Bases on
pals: Johnson l. Kinder 8. Strikeouts:
johnson S, Kinder 4. Umpires: Weafer
Hubbard and Berry. Time: 1:47.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Edens Keeps Pirate Streak
Alive With Win Over wins
BUGS Win Fourth STRAIGHT
So; Play In Dunn Today;
AllO therG Games RainedO Out

The New Wilmington Pirates, with a new Johnny
Edens on the mound, came up with their fourth straight
victory last night at Legion Stadium, pounding out a So
win over the Dunn-Erwin Twins, and picking up a half
game on the idle Lumberton Cubs in second place. All
other Tobacco State league tits were washed out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

toss out to you
fishing folks,
amateur and
profes sional, is
what's going
to happen next
year? Are we,
a n d t h a t
means you, 60
ing to make
the Rodeo an
annual event,
or will it 60
the way of
m a n y h
good things
and die a nat
ural d e a t h
from public in
d i ference 4?
N O d o u b t
about it., the
answer to that
question i S
%squarely up to
you.
Jack Cowie's
baby is new
and it costs
money. In a
C o m m u nifty
such as ours,
one where by
tradition w e
are quick to
a n y
thing t h a t
costs money,
it's going to
take a big sell
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20

FBI statistics show approx
mately five times as many men
as women are arrested annually
for violation Of laws.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Baseball
In Brief
oBACC STATE LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS GAMES
Dunn-Erwin q; WILMINGTON 5.
Warsaw at Lumberton, rain.
SANFORD at Clinton, rain.
Red Springs at Smithfield, rain.
TODAY'S GAMES
WILMINGTON at D~unn-Erwin.
Clinton at Sanford.
Smithfield at Red Springs.
Lumberton at Warsaw.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-20
Yes Indeed

question before the house, the one I'd like to
Evening star., 1947-10-07
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