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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05

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only major American threat after
Johnny Bulla and Vic Ghezzi fall
tered, had gone three holes OF the
finai round.
Then Ohio muscle-man, n
stroke Oft the pace at the start II
the days second round, ran into
al kinds Of trouble in the first
nina, using up 80 Of the II strokes
he knew would give him a tie.
On the final hole he was llo
Yards away on his second Whlch
left nim but a single blow to tie
DAILY. With hands that we're as
brittle az glass because OF the
cold wind and rain he fired away
with an eight iron only to have
the ball stop short.
81 just three -putted too many
green's" he muttered as he walked
to the clubhouse through the H.
900 spectators who walked the last
few holes with the young amer
ean who was determined that the
little and trophy which Sam Sneao
rellnouished should return to the
United States.
Sinking that small tap boosted
atranahan's score to 294 and put
him in a tie for second place with
Reg Horne a London professional.
Daly. known as n of the long
Il: lao 14o bounds, travelled today's
+,ro rounds in 1872 to make sure
nat the huge trophy would make
It's first visit TO Ireland in IS years;
Johnny Bulla, Arizona pro and
.irrlane pilot, had a 74.7l caro- ot
IN left MIN four strokes IN ar
r.ars. Vic Ghezzi OF Kansas Clty,
only other American in the final
as-hole drive, shot 72-7s ana
wound up with 3A.
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ISOX TAKE TWIN
bill. FROM LEAFS
Home Runs Spell Defeat
For Smithfield, II To
z And IL To 9

The Warsaw Red Sox defeated
the Selma-Smithfield Leafs in a
double header yesterday, winning
the afternoon game IL to 2 and
taking the night tilt in the ninth
inning II to 9.
Four home runs in the first game
accounted for the Duplin victory.
.Bohannon and Mccarthy blasted out
one each while Red Stephens con-
nected for two round trippers. The
Sox put the game on ice with a
three run splurge in the second
inning.
In the nightcap the Leafs knot
ted the count in the first of the
sixth and held the Sox until the
final half of the ninth inning. Nc
Carthy singled and scored on Jor-
dams home run to give the Sox the
big end of the II to 9 count.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
Red Hot Yankees Sweep
7win Bill From Senator's

NEW YORK, July EP)-The
red hot New York Yankees swept
both ends of a 4th of July double
header from Washington today,
rallying to pull the second game
out of the fire, AZ, after Spud
Chandler had pitched and batted
his way to a 7-3 decision In the
opener.
Walt Masterson had a 20 shut
out going against the Yanks IN
the seventh when successive
singles by Bill johnson and Larry
Berra, a sacrifice bunt, and Bobby
Browns pinch single accounted
for two runs, tying the score.
Rick Terrell had driven in the
two Washington scores wi a
bases-loaded walk and a S Z :.
With reliefer Joe Page c g
off the Senators in the eighth and
ninth, New York piled up a VIM
ming margin. Joe DiMaggio open
ed the eighth with a triple, scor-
ing on Berra's single. After Berra
moved to third on a wild throw by
Masterson trying to nip him off
first base, Phil Rizzuto punched
a single over second base scoring
Berra. It was the Yanks' fifth
straight victory. ,
With another large crowd, &c.
TT paid, boosting the Yankee
stadium season total to 1,128,-
319, Chandler went the route for
the 18th straight time in the first
game for his ninth decision. Chand-
Ter also belted a homer with two
on in the fourth and George Stirn-
weiss hit his first home run OF
the year in the seventh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, -
Capture Two From Buccaneers
AU-Stars Clash
At WhiteuiUe Sunday

WHTTEVILLE, July AN al
most exclusively Masonboro team
will probably represent the east
in Sundays Eastern State league
east-west Al-Star contest to be
played in the new American Lee
gion stadium here. Game time is
800 pm.
From the way things look now,
the Ramblers, whose manager,
Frank Manner, will be running the
eastern stars, will take six Of the
nine starting positions. They seem
to have everything sewed up except
second base, c%enterfield, and right
field. Those slots will probably
be occupied by three Wallace In
dependents - Lorin Barborousse,
Elmer Walker. and Billy Harrison,
respectively.
Other places very likely will be
filled by Ramblers. The rest of
the team looks like this: Hugh Grit
fifth, shortstop; Burney Covington,
first base; Sherrel Strickland, left
field; Lyn Rowan, third base; Levy
Heath, catcher, and probably Oliv-
er (Snag) Allen, pitcher.
On the side OF the west, SO vic
tors in the first ESL All-Star con-
test last year, Whiteville will field
four players, Bladenboro will start
three, and Southport two, their
manager, Jack Hughs, a likely
starting hurler.
Co-pickers Earl Brinkley, White
vile Comet manager and guiding
light of the west, and Jiggs Pow
ers, secretary-treasurer of the ESL,
have announced the rest Of the
lineup, It shapes up like this: Bud
Heath, Whiteville, shortstop; Buck
Hardee, Whiteville, catcher; Clyde
Williams, Whiteville, left-field;
Woodrow Jacobs, Bladenboro,
right field; Johnny Harnmonds,
Bladenboro, first base; Joe Proc
tor, Whiteville, second base; Jesse
Jackson, Bladenboro, third base;
W. H. Stevens. Southport, center
field.
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TELLER TO MISS
ALL-STAR GAME

CLEVELAND, July 4 up
Bob Teller definitely Is out
of the lineup for the All-Star
game in Chicago next Tuesday,
because Of his back injury,
said Cleveland Indians man
aver Lou Boudreau today.
Boudreau said he hoped the
ace hurler would be back In
condition by next Thursday,
when the Tribe plays Phila-
delphia here in q twilight
night double bill.
Teller withdrew II. the Sec
ond inning Tuesday night in q
game at St. Louis. reporting
"knife-like" pains in his back.
His back began troubling him
June FL at Boston, and he said
he believed the strain was
caused by q fall from the
mound 1T Philadelphia June
3, when he sustained = minor
injury to his left leg. An x
ray Wednesday showed he had
pulled several fibres loose II .
back muscle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
LUMBERT0N WINS
TW0F FROM ROBINS
Capture Day Tilt 4 To 3;
Red Springs Drop Night
Game, 6 To ;
(Suecial To The Starr

The Lumberton Cubs won a
doubleheader from the Red Springs
Robins, taking the first game 4 to
9 in a 1o-inning battle at RED
Springs in the afternoon game and
then the Robins dropped the night
tilt at Lumberton by a . TO 5
count.
In the afternoon game the Robins
|knotted the count in the last OF the
ninth, Caviness and Dixon lead the
|Lumberton batters with two hits
in four tries, while Albert Parnell
topped the hitters for the Robins
with three for four.
The Cubs went out in front in the
first inning of the night game at
|Lumberton when they scored three
runs. They added two more in the
second stanza to put the game on
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RIMS batted in-Nesselrode 4, Ea
day 2, Cheshire, LaBlanc 2. Two n
hits-LaBlanc 2, Holiday, Pugh. Ness.
Bridges. Home runs+Nesselrode. s%l
bases-Steckel. Double plays-Keans :
Shoffner. Left on bases-SanfoFd
Wilmington s. Bases on balls-otf; w
son 5, McFadden /, Cheshire 1 sht
out by-Watson 3, Cheshire I. Hits q
Watson 5 In 6 % innings; McFaddi
IN 2 Is. Hit by pitcher, by-CheS'
(Hedrick, Shoffner). Wild pitches
Cheshire 2. Passed balls-Hedrlck. w
ming pitcher-Watson. Umpire-N
and Veasey. Time Of game 2:@
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Texas Sheriff Scorns
Store = Made Bullets

BEEVLLE, Tex. W.H-The old
west still lives.
Lanky R. v. Ennis, sheriff Of
Bee County, makes his own bullets
and swears they're better than any
store jobs.
Using an electric melting pot,
resting and lubricating. apparatus
and a shell-loading machine. Ennis
can whip up a batch of bullets to
supply all the county officers.
In the past seven years his shell
loading machine has rolled out be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 bullets.
Ennis himself expended Is, 900
rounds last year, taking one nation-
al target meet and winning AZ
medals for marksmanship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
BLUES DROP TWO
TILTS TO TWINS

The Dunn-Erwin Twins COPIED
a doublebin from the Clinton Blues
today. In the first game the TWINS
took the big end of an 8 to 6 count
and in the nightcap at Dunn the
Twins jumped On the Blues for
Is hits that netted them a 80 20
7 victory.
In the afternoon game the Clues
outhit the Twins, 16 to II, bue were
unable to connect in the pinches.
Ir the night game the Twins blast
ed out % hits off Vaughn. No re-
lief was sent in by the Clinton
manager. -
The Twins rushed across II
runs in the seventh inning Of the
night game Is Tate limited the
Blues to nine hits.
N
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
RACE DRIVER HURT
WHEN CAR CRASHES

ATLANTA, Ca, July 4-U.D-
Bud Bardowshl, Gary. Ind, rae
ing driver, was injured today when
his special built racer went into
a spin and Tipped against a guard
rail during a test run around the
Lakewood Park track, scene of a
100 mile race scheduled for later
in the day.
Bardowski had qualified last
Sunday in fifth place for today's
race but track officials said he
mad appeared worried over whe-
Their his time was good enough.
lie was apparently intent on get
tlng l n a final practice run before
the main event.
tie was rushed to Grady hos
pltal IN Atlanta where he was re-
ported suffering from minor arm
and chest injuries.
His car was badly damaged and
knocked out Of the race.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
Thousands At Channel Races:
CYC Gives Regatta Details
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, July 4.

-
- Thousands of persons lined
Banks Channel this morning to
witness the annual Carolina Yacht
club July 4 Regatta. The CYC also
announced details of the South At
lantic Regatta, to be held here
July 10-11-12.
Kenneth Sprunt, skipper Of the
Wahoo, sailed his sleek craft across
the finish line ahead Of Donald
Parsley Jr.'s "Regardless" in the
Class B event.
The Mercury" sailed by Sam
Sprunt edged out the Duchess"
which was under the command Of
Jimmy Lytell In the class c race.
In the Comet class race Donald
Fisher COPIED first place. Other
entries and the order in which they
finished are as follows: Jack Pres
ton, John Gaylord, Victor Taylor,
Raymond Holland, Jr., Stark Pat
terson, Artie Perry and Bryan
Broadfoot.
B. r. Morrison, Jr,, came In first
in the moth boat class event, he
was closely followed by Jimmy
Patterson.
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to second place by onlv a
game margin over Lumber,a:
Nate Andrews tossed hi.
on the mound in the opan..sA
before he could even get t5a
working freely saw SANFORD M
four runs across the plattery ''s'
lister four hits in doing 80 Y
a couple Of TALES on tr T' /
mington errors. Those four w. W
have been enough as Hoyt c wv
baffled the hitless Pirates y. va
ing only four hits. S'''
Jimmy Quinn, chief Candida,
the Tobacco State League
base ~all-star berth, fattened ~.
ready high batting averaga na s
single and double in three s+, s-s
in this curtain opener. Bill y
nauer, Buc mitman, garnered @ ~
OF Wilmington's four biDgIa, W |.
loss for Andrews was his co.. "
of the season. w
Lefty Louis Cheshire. WIN ,
had Sanford eating out Of his ~ VI
all season, fed them down ina Il,
in the second tussle only to bs -
tered for nine hits, including ~ ~
Nesselrode's 18th home run NJ :.
campaign. Beside this tremens'~
blast over the left field barriar y
Hank slammed across three Nh,
runs with two singles and = h,
1y to left. Holidays double ,'.
with a Nesselrode hit in the nj,
inning spanked the scoring Of 4,
Sanford runs and meant eyentr.r
the ball game.
Tonight the Pirates, hoping IN
in some way they can find A
spark they need TO stay in A
running for the championship, M
the Dunn-Erwin Twins at Leg.
stadium at 7:45 O'Clock. The VI
tors feature among their array
sluggers Shamrock Denning, ont
the leagues top hitters.
~
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DODGERS TAKE
HOLIDAY SWEEP

BROOKLYN, July 4P1-Pinch
hitter Gene Hermanski's single in
the last of the ninth inning today
scored Johnny Jorgenson with the
winning run Of a 4-3 Brooklyn vic
tory over New York for a clean
sweep Of the holiday games. The
Dodgers had ripped the Giants,
1877, in a morning game.
The twin win, witnessed by ST.
1877 fans. 20, 565 in the morning
and 8 1882 In the afternoon, &C.
mented the Brooks hold on first
Mace in the National League at
the end of the July 9TH fireworks.
fA>-vpr 6ameN
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Yesterdays Results
New York IA: Washington 81
Chicago 50; st. Louis $40.
Detroit Ga; Cleveland 1874 Second
game called by agreement end of ninth
Philadelphia. 80; Boston 6-3.
Today's Games
Cleveland at ChicagoeHarder 40
VS. Smith (o-2).
Philadelphia at New York-coleman
(3-5) VS. Shea 10-2).
Detroit at St. Louis t2) Trucks (4-e)
and Newhouser (e-8) VI Zoldak (l-4)
and Fannin (2-4.
Washington at Boston-Hudson as
VS. Dobson 40.
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BROWNS, CHIS0X
DIVIDE HEADER

ST. LOUIS, July +B - The
st. Louis Browns roared back to
crush the Chicago White Sox, 10
to 2, after the Seekers had won
the opener of an independence Day
double header, 6 to 8, before $500
fans. Jeff Heath, smuggling Browns
left fielder, hit a homer in both
games, the second coming with the
bases loaded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05

Runs batted in-Wilson 2, Shoftns-
Hedrick, Quinn, Alsnauer, Two bs
htts-Guinn. Stolen bases-Pugh, Dayl
Poklemba. Double plays - Messing 4
Shoffner; Leblanc to Bridges, Left I
bases-sanford S. Wilmington 4 BIZ
on balls off: Clegg 4, Andrews
Struck out, by-Clegg 3, Andrews 7
Hit by pitcher. by-Andrews Messing
Passed bells-Hedrick 2. Umpirei !
Veasey, QUITS. Time of game 80.
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RED S0X SNAP
LOSING STREAK

BOSTON, July tPrA three
hi. pitching performance by Tex
Hueh.on enabled the Boston RED
aox to end a six-game losing
streak by shutting out the Phlla,
Aelphia Athletics, 40, in the second
.ame Of today's holiday double
header. The AS gained their sixth
straight win over the American
Ieagu. champions by putting over
&wo runs in the 18th inning o an
Is win in the opener.
(FirE Camel
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Errors - Sisti 2, Albright, Padgett.
Runs batted inf. Mccormick 2. Fer
nandez 2, NJ. Mccormick. Ryan, Sain 2
Albright, Handley. Two base hit -
Sain, Walker, Albright, F. Mccormick
Three base hits-F. Mccormick, NJ. Nc
Cormick. Sacrifices - F. Mccormick
Verban. Stolen bases-Ryan and Sisti.
Double plays-Sisti, Ryan and F. Nc
Corrnick; Newsome, Verban and Lake
man; Judd, Verban and Lakeman. Left
on bases-Philadelphia II; Boston 7.
Bases on ba1ls-off Sain 2. Heintzel-
man /, Schmidt 2. Strikeouts-Sain 7.
Hits Heintzelman 10 in 4 innings;
Schmidt 4 in 4; Judd l in L. Losing
Observation-Disclosures. Umpires-Mager-
kurth, Ballanfant, Stewart and Hen
line. Time 200.
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INDIANS GRAB
VICTORY, TIE

CLEVELAND, July ftP)-The
Cleveland Indians came up with
one run in the last of the ninth to
tie the Detroit Tigers 4 to 4 in the
nightcap Of today's double-header
as the contest was called at the
end of the regulation distance to
permit Cleveland stadium to be
used for a Fourth Of July celebra-
ton. The Tribe took the opener 13
to 6 on a barrage Of home runs be-
fore 42,575.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05

sErrors-Wietelmann, Cuisine. Runs bat
ted in-Young 4: Miller :; Hatton /.
Two base hits-Young, Cuisine. Home
r~uns-Young, Miller. Stolen base-Baum-
holtz. Sacrifice-Zientara. Double play
Miller, Zientara and Young. Left on
bases-Pittsburgh II; Cincinnati 6. Bases
on balls-off Roe 2; Singleton 1; Black
we'll S. S~trikeouts-by Roe 2; Blackwell
9. Hits-off Roe S in 5 1-3 innings; Bahr
none in %; Singleton 3 in 2. Hit by
pitcher-by Blackwell (Kiner}. Losing
p~itcher-Roe. Umpires-Jorda, Barr and
Boggess. Time 2:27.
GAMRl
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Runs batted in-McCarty, Bohannon,
Stephens 4, Jones 3, Rowland, Whitmire
2, Maroon, Woodland. Two base hits -
Maroon, Jones. Stephens, Howard, Jor-
dan 2. Three base hits-Jones, Whit
mire. Home runs-Bohannon, Stephens
2, McCarty Stolen bases Bernstein,
Carroll. Sacrifice-Carrol. Double plays
-McCAxty and Miner. Left on bases
Warsaw 4, Selma-Smithfield 10. Bases
on balls-off: Whitmire 4. Struck out,
by-Benton 2, Mason /, Zaykoski 3,
Whitmire 3. Hits off: Benton 7 in 3
innings; Mason 6 in 3 2-3; Zaykoski 3
in 2 1-3. Hit by pitcher. by-Whitmire
(Eonta). Wild pitches-Whitmire. Losing
pitcher-Benton. Umpires-Reveille and
Mitchell. Time of game 400.
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REDLECS DUMP
BUCS 80, Ga

CINCINNATI, July 4R1T The
Cincinnati Reds showed under the
Pittsburgh Pirates 80 In the first
game here today, and took the
second contest Ga with a two-run
rally in the ninth inning.
(Tirst Camel
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Error-Dillinger. Two base hits -
Lehner, Judnich, Kennedy. Home runs
Heath, Michaels. Runs batted In - APP
ping, Hitchcock, Papish, Tucker. Dickey
2, Heath 2, Michaels. Stolen bases -
Dillinger, Philley. Left on bases -
Chicago II, st. Louis 8. Base On balls
Papish 3, Muncrief 4, Potter 1. Struck
out-Papish 3, Muncrief 3, Harris /,
Potter 3. Hits-oH Muncrief 6 In 5 in
nings; off Potter 4 in 4; off Papish . in
6 2-3; off Harris l in : 1-3. Winning
pitcher-Papish. Losing pitcher - Mum
Grief. Umpdres-Rue, Paparella. McKin-
ley NC Summers. Time 2:25.
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BRAVES SWAMP
PHILLIES TWICE

PHILADELPHIA, July 4-Pe
The Boston Braves swept to a
double win over the Philadelphia
Phillies today, Frank Mccormick
big bat Leading a 15-hit blast to
take the opener 1913 and two Blue
Jay wild throws paving the way
for i II decision in the aftermath.
Mccormick had four safeties as
Johnny Sain scattered II Phil
hits to win his 10th victory in the
first game. .
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To Play Dunn-Erwin
At Legion Stadium 7onigh
By EUGENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

Sanford's smuggling Spinners flattened the slumn.,,
Wilmington Pirates twice last night at Legion Stadinm nv: s
and 8-5, before a jam-packed audience who came to t5s :!
park to celebrate a possible July 4th double victory fm y
BUGS but ended up watching the Andrews piloted locaIs 4
nine games behind Nesselrode and Company and cTl%
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Runs batted in - Vorrell, Kukulka,
McQuilen 2, Jackson 2, Shultz. Evans,
Miller, Mungo 2, Wright. Two base hits
-Askew, Miller, Ward, Collins, Mungo
2, Wright. Three base hits-McQuillen,
Shultz. Home runs-Evans. Stolen bases
Miller. Double ~plays-Vorrell to San
ders. Left on bases-Dunn-Erwin 10;
Clinton 8. Bases ON balls-oH: Kaires
3, Truesdale l. Struck out, by-Kaires
2, Truesdale /, Shultz /. Hits off: Kaires
10 in S innings; ruesd ale 2 in 4; Shultz
10 In Z 20; Komar 8 In l is. Winning
pitc~her-Shultz. Losing pitcher-Kaires.
Umpires Davidzuk, Ruch. Time Of game
2:25.
4aHNnA EamA
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ARMED WINS

CHICAGO, July 4. -(P)- Armed
galloped to a two lengths victory
N the SIS, 700 Stars & Stripes handi-
cap at Arlington Park today. With
Pleasure was second, Mighty Story
third and Eternal Reward fourth.
Armed a the mile and an eighth
in 1:49 is. new track record, be-
fore a hol y throng of Al, 900.
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YeStefday's KesuIts
Brooklyn 1914; New York 10.
Boston 1877; Philadelphia 81.
Cincinnati 8-6; Pittsburgh o.
St. Louis IA; Chicago o-5.
Today's Games
Boston at Brooklyn-Spahn O1-S OF
Voiselle (2-5) VS. lombard (2-6).
New York at Philadelphia (night) -
Jansen (6-3) VS. Rowe (3-3).
Chicago at Pittsburgh-Lade (5-N VI
Sewell (3-2).
St. Louis at Cincinnati-Brazle 60
VS. Raffensberger t2-6).
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StranahanF Fails ByStroke
MBritish Open;D DAILY Wins

HOYLAKE, England, July 4AP-Frank strana;
hans desperate 11O-yard last-hole chip shot that stopped
dead three inches from the pin instead of rolling into the
cup cost the Toledo, Ohio, amateur the British Open Colt
title today and saved it for Fred DAILY of Belfast, ireland.
nalu,a 2q3 WAS ON the ~scoreboard before Stranahan,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
CARDS DIVIDE
WITH CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July tR - The
Chicago Cubs lost 10 to the St.
Louis Cardinals but won the second
game 81 today before a capacity
crowd of A, 1854 and the two teams
remained tied for fourth place in
the National league.
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Error-Gordon, Mayo, Lake. Runs bat
ted in-Cramer, Lake S, Robinson S,
keltner, Boudreau 2, Gordon 3, Lopez.
Two base hits-Metkovich, Boudreau,
keltner 2, Gordon, Wakefield. Three
base hit-Mitchell. Home runs-Robin-
son 2, Keltner, Gordon 2, Lake 2.
Stolen base-Keltner. Double plays -
Black and Robinson; Gordon, Boudreau
and Robinson; Kell, Mayo and Cullen
pine. Left on bases-Detroit 6, Cleve-
LAND Z. Bases on balls-Benton 1, Houtte-
man 3, Black 6. Strikeouts-Benton /,
Houtteman 2, Black 8. Hits-off Benton
8 in 2 % innings; Houtteman 9 in S
l-3. Passed ball-Swift. Losing pitcher
benton. Umpires Passarella, Boyer,
Hubbard and Hurley. Time 2:20.
(2ND GAME, TIE SCORE WHEN CALL
ED END 9TH BY AGREEMENT
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Errors-Evans, Priddy. Runs batted in
Heinrich, w. johnson, Chandler ;, Priddy,
Travis :, Stirnweiss. Two base hit -
Linden. Three base hts-Stirnweiss,
Travis, Vernon. Home runs-Chandler,
Stirnweiss. Stolen bases-W. Johnson,
Rizzuto. Double plays-Stirnweiss and
McQuinn; Robinson and Rizzuto; Riz-
zuto n McQuinn; McQuinn, Rizzuto
and Chandler. Left on bases-Washing-
ton 5; New York 6. Bases on balls -
Wynn 3, Chandler S. Strikeouts -
Chandler 4, Wynn 4. hit by pitcher -
by Wynn Nv. Johnson. Umpires -
Rom1nel, Grieve and Jones. Time -
2 :04.
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Error Meers. Runs batted IN -
Slaughter :, Northey, Rice, Munger 3
Moore. Two base hitLSlaughter, Mum
ger. Stolen bas-Kurowski. Sacrifice
Kurowsla. Double play - Munger,
Marion and Musial. Left on bases-St.
Louis 8; Chicago 3. Bases on balls -
Chapman 3; Meers 1; Munger 1. Strike
outs-Chipman 2. Kush 1, Wyse 1. Hits
off Chapman 4 in S 1-3 innings; Kust
3 in 1-3; Meers 2 in 2 1-3; Wyse 1 in l..
Wild pitch-Chipmar. Losing pitcher
Chapman. Umpires-Res rdon, Goetz and
Conlan. Time 1852.
cAMr>
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The birds that come North
earliest In spring usually are the
last - return south h autumn,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05

The New York Yonkees, in 1914
failed to hit at least 100 home
runs for the first time in 20 years.
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Errors-Fowler. Joost. Runs batted In
-Tain 2. Chapman 2, Suder 2, Nc
Cosky, Maieski, Doerr 2, Jones 2, Pella-
GRIM. Two base hit-Suder. Home run
Jones. Stolen base-Valo, Sacrifices -
Jain, Jones, Pellagrini. Double plays
Naisski and Fain; DiMaggio, Pesky and
Jones; Doerr, Pesky and Jones. Left on
bases-Philadelphia II; Boston 10. Bases
"a balls-Fowler 5. Christopher l. Fer
y&ss 6. johnson 2, Klinger l. Strikeouts@
Fowler I, Christopher 2, Ferriss 3. Hits
~ Fowler 8 In 6 innings; Christopher
( In 8; FERRIS IL in 10 20; Johnson /
h Ii: Klinger o in /. Hit by pitcher
ly Fowler (JonesJ. Winning pitcher
Ehrstopher. Losing pdtcher-Johnson.
Vmpires-Wea5er, MCGOWAN and Berry.
Time e:04. Attendance-25,0M testimat-
0d).
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Estimates give the earth's fertile
region, in square miles, as 80, OOO,-
100; steppe, 10, 000, 900; desert, S.
D00. polar regions, 1888, 800.
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Runs batted in-Jamin, Dixon, Rogers.
Mangini, Papa. Two base hits-Mangini,
Marx, Jamin. Three base hit-Cabaniss
| Stolen bases-Pearsall, Rogers, Dixon
H. Wood. Left on Discrimination Z.
Red Springs S. Struck out by-Burch 2,
Coakley /, Lormon 2. Hits off: Burch
6 in 8 1-3 innings; Coakley 2 in l %.
Wild p~itches-Coakley. Losing pitcher
Coakley. Umpires-Wilson and Baker.
Time OF game 200.
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fSECOND GAME)

BOSTON 3o3 0l0 000-7 u 0
PHILADELPHIA 900 900 1901 4 2
Lanfranconi and Mast; Leonard, Judd
49, and Seninick. Losing pitcher, Leon
ard.
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Higbe, Bahr () and Howell; Lively.
Gumbert "a and Mueller, Lamanno
~. Winning pitcher, Gumbert. Losing
pitcher, BAhr. Home I::ns-Kiner, Young,
HAAtaA