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Evening star., 1949-05-15
Homers by Marshall,
Nize, Loekman Lead
New York Drive
AZ tt.a Astocin.sd Prsss

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE New
York Giants cracked base hits like
popcorn at the Polo Grounds to-
day as they thundered 10 a l2-2
conquest over the Philadelphia
Phillies.
Johnny Mize, Whitley Locknan
and Willard Marshall spearheaded
the i6-hit attack with homers.
Marshall, who drove in three runs,
also stroked three singles while
Bobby Thomson Clipped in with
q single and triple.
The Giants started meekly. scor-
ing once In the second inning on
three singles after Bill Nicholson
homered for the Phils in the top
half.
They picked UP momentum In
the third. rapping Robin Roberts
for three runs on two singles, a
walk and Thomson's hree-bagger.
In the seventh inning. they tagged
Russ Meyer. victim of last nights
81 beating, for four runs includ-
ing Mize's two-run homer.
BLK Donnelly was the sacrifical
lamb Of the Giants final outburst
In the eighth which resulted In
four runs when Bobby Holman
singled, Lockman homered. Sid
Gordon walked and Marshall hom-
Grad
Evening star., 1949-05-15
KIieman, Ex-Nai, Sold
BY Yanks 10 Chisox
Nv the A,,esIe,s5 Pres,

CHICAGO. May l4.-Purchase
Of Ed Klieman. 3l-year-old right
handed pitcher. from the New
York Yankees was announced TO.
day by the Chicago White Sox
The price was not disclosed. J
In the same deal. the White Sos
sold pitcher Ernie Groth to the
Kansas City Blues. q Yankee farm
club.
Klieman started the season with
the Washington Senators and two
weeks ago was sold to the Yam.
KEGS for the waiver price Of si0.-
600.
Klieman, a Cleveland Indiar
tosser for six previous seasons, viii
report to the White Sox at Bostor
Tuesday.
Groth came TO the Sox with
lefty Bob Kuzava from the indians
in a deal for pitcher Frank Papisf
last winter.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Sunday aSpos Giants Smother Phies With Is Hit Attack 122
Bride Trails Juniors Sparkle;
Rotary Club Aids Show Today

large pony division. Merry O had
two blues and a second for her
l3-point tricolor score. Baby mad
two blues for her 10 points and
Honeysuckle had one blue. a sec
ond and fourth for reserve.
Mrs. w. Boyce Graham's Honey
Bee. large pony champion ridden
by Irwin Naylor. had 0 points. A
work-off under saddle and over
jumps decided the championship
Pony hacks. lis snd under: !: cs.rel
ssasss bsaas soy g.Sar. se.r fPs sl.ss sessl essa
ssns hss.. + is:ise: !. sI:sl, Ts.,g'E.'
5. T. vi. Rsysrcomss Baby; 1. olnsy pom,
SoHy 5ses s"sJ iao /; net, 8, ka,.y! Man..
I saekls; 3 Ms " Graham soyes > Hone,
Bee; 4. Sue Ann Freemans Thumbs W.
. Pony hunters, ii,2 and under / 4srt.I
Pony hans:rs' ii2:ls;,o;u !. cIai,s Sta: Tsy;
s.ss.sf S,s ssGy r.y 4'fsa'sst T. Fra sofy
caddie. I. Heneys1ekle
soa; 'a7ssI; 7;r, J. snd s.ss asssF s.,a R.'9'
Pony jumpers. 11,2-lao: /. Tsnyi 2.
f:'F' G.. MTesss st. Ga''i 0f p4s
i Fony jumpers, over ls.o: /, Honeysuekl.:
z. Pepper Toes; B. Honey sse' D. JACK
small pony champion; Merry 0. "a
points, Reserve. Danny Boy, 10 points
,r.9sr sre' u pos. R9a' ss..4vs ssasRpl'nr r.n5 ''s
Larss pony champion; Honey Bee, Q
Decided under saddle and over two
Junior w.rm:up;, l.; Themas, M:hsr; :hs
VIII V.iso strd T. 10 hsn shiD.ys sssp xlons '@ + v
M junior h haets: Bette Barron Smith .
Blusmont; q Joe smith's Tiiss; 8 THEMES Slnr,:
s.s5.r ersss ss.p .T Thumb; ;oSn S1 o k:s shR'
Man: J. snap Shot; T. Ann sovi'y''
R.E:;sos: :.s ls. Ida3 ylssl' sos j. T';a. a,riy T.
Black Satin: . v.n..
m.nyl.nd sS9Gr s9ran' I. B. hssa:s,s sn.p shot Blue
M.ssyisss sslsss ns. hsn'ss' T. snap snt; sse, S.bo
Sable; 2. Valbo; 8, Mrs, Ethel Kerr's
Amiso; 4, Kirkaway.
Junior hunter hacks: /, Bluemont: 2.
Short Circuit; 8, Red Wing; 4, Maryland
Student working hunters: 1. Snap shot;
2, Frances Hills Bruce; 3, Maryland MISS;
Hunter champion: Snap Shot, 1 points.
Reserve, Maryland Miss, et2 points,
Jumper championship: Sand Man, .
points Reserve, Valbo, points.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Capital City Leaders
Risk Clean Records

Northeast Body Works and
Thrifty Liquors, currently tied for
the lead in the National Capital
City Sunday Baseball League. will
try to keep their undefeates
records intact today. The Body
Works club plays Griffith Con-
sumers on the West Ellipse. while
Thrifty engages Capital Cadillac
on the North Ellipse,
In other league games, all at, !
pm, Silver Spring Moose VIII
play Southeast Merchants on the
East Ellipse and Bamby Bread will
face Howatt on the South Ellipse
other sandiot games today:
.oI prin'e rssss. osasss. Moant Raass M
EoSsrs Eoxsrs' Rsishts SissH. Sss IS. TTi.nsls
Rs.S.sds eSunsotifss. st sand;
spsisn Mantsomsrs 90 cry eounts p.rk-A,tesh,son p., s OF,
and .y SsE vs. dss sss a. q 4sSe Mex cTs.f
Kensington at bethesda Merchants VA:
iisms Chevrolet VS.. Myron-cowell at Blair
Fairfax County A---Annandale at Ger
at white Sox: Fairfax at Forestvtlle:
Fairfax County B-Fairfax at Fails
Church. Lincolnia at Burke; Hernoon al
Fairfax County Junior-Falls Church
at Mclean; Mount Vernon at Annandale
Vienna at Fort Belvoir; droveton at Kern
wy Tomorrow's schedule: ,..,,.
Mailman VS. sunnybrook. Qndustrisil
Jet VS., Police Department CAnaeostia NO
IL; Eddie's Tavern VS.. Quarters X (Ana-
costa No, 2) Randall VS.. Fire Depart
rnent (East Ellipsel; Vets Administration
vs. HeadQuarters Marines North EllipseD
Evening star., 1949-05-15

miles from shore. The odds
against a shad making 1t upriveI
to spawn are slim enough as 1t is
said Chairman David Fl. Wallace
Bluefish are In at Oregon Inlet
and averaging two to four pounds
in weight. The presence of SC
many 4-pounders has raised some
exciting speculation among an
glers as to whether those fabulous
fighters Of the surf, the so-called
Hatteras blues. will make then
appearance this year. Some of the
guides believe the presence of the
4-pounders may presage the ap-
pearance of even larger ones. Ever
q 4-pound bluefish can give one
q real battle on light tackle. II
seems to be q bluefish season al
along the coast. They are beine
taken in enormous numbers al
down the coast as far as Hatteras
We still have our fingers crossed
on their appearance In the Chesa-
peake this summer. II is our be-
lief that II the Chesapeake,
waters are not too fresh from
heavy rainfall, we may see some
of the larger fish this year. The
Evening star., 1949-05-15
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Evening star., 1949-05-15


Speaking of fishing at Oregon
Inlet, so many fishermen put In
their appearance in that neigh
borhood that the Carolinian Hotel
has had a real problem getting
breakfasts to their guests In time
for their early morning start. To
solve the problem they've started
a buffet breakfast with a couple
of large chafing dishes offering
bacon, ham. sausage, scrambled
eggs, hominy grits. Clipped beef
herring roe, hot biscuits. toast,
juices in decanters and jams and
jellieS. With spread like that,
we'd be torn by conflicting de-
sires-whether to continue eating
or 60 fishing.
We take issue with Ed M, Hun
ter, wildlife columnist for the
Denver Post. who in testifying be-
fore a committee in opposition TO
bill asking for an increase to
So for the Federal duck stamp told
senator's that If ducks cannot be
shot, or shot at. they are moth
ing more than an expensive nui-
sance."
Saying he was expressing AL
most the unanimous sentiment of
unorganized sportsmen" Hunter
told the committee. these rank
and file hunters are perfectly will
ing-even anxious-to approve a
50 duck stamp provided the extra
dollar brings them more ducks to
shoot. But we oppose the increase
II 1t Is to be used fer so-called
management which UP to now has
failed to provide adequate shoot
ing for the hunters who pay the
bill"
It looks to us as though Hunter
has his wires crossed somewhere
Sounds as though what he wants
is unlimited duck shooting for
two bucks, plus his state license
and the heck with the ducks. II
that is "sportsmanship". in our
opinion It's a poor variety.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Duke Takes Conference
Golf; Terps Are Lost
BY the Assoeiofed Press

WINSTON-SALEM. N. c.. May
14.-Duke today retained It's team
title in the annual Southern Con-
ference golf tournament. nosing
out Wake Forest by a single stroke
while the University of Maryland
finished last.
Duke had $50 points, while Wake
Forest. led by Arnold Palmer, who
held onto the individual cham
pionship with q 1856. scored 5S1
North Carolina was third with 5s4
followed by North Carolina State
594: vpI. SOC; South Carolina, 6l9;
VMI. 627: Washington and Lee,
633; Davidson. 635. and Mary
land. 646.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
.Haryard's 0arsmen
Sweep Regatta
by shs A,,oela.sd Prss

SYRACUSE. N. Y. May IA
Harvard's crews scored an un-
precedented sweep OF the three
races in the Eastern Spring
Championship Regatta on onon-
daga Lake here today and COM
piled a perfect total OF 90 points
to win the Rove Cup.
Coach Tom Bolles' oarsmen, un-
beaten this year. won the varsity
junior varsity and freshman Anal
races by comfortable margins after
capturing the rain-swept trial
heats this morning with equal
ease.
In the finals Harvard's varsity
stroked by Bill Curwen, rowed the
2.0o0 meters In six minutes. 4e.8
seconds.
Pennsylvania gave Harvard O
tussle and might have made II
closer but for some erratic steer.
ing by coxwain Stanley Hoffstein
The Red and Blue eight wandered
of the course and still trailed
Harvard by little more than q
length,
Princeton hung on to make third
place by a few feet over Cornell
Yale and Navy brought up the
rear.
Haryard's Junior varsity rowed
q similar race to beat Princeton
by thirds of length In $500
Yale took third over Navy. Boston
University and Massachusetts,
Tech.
M. I. r. challenged Harvard In
the freshman race. but Tech vas
left a good length behind as Har-
ward came on In the last quarter
mile. The Crimson freshmen were
timed at 6:52.5, Princeton. Cor
nell, Navy and Boston u, treiled.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Cards 5-Run Attack
Early in Game Tops
MI. 81. Mary's, 5-4

A fve-run spree in the third
inning gave Catholic University S
baseball team all It's runs as 1t
defeated Mount ST. Mary's, 5-4, at
c. u. yesterday. 1t was the second
victory for the Cards over the
Mounts this season and raised
their Mason Dixon Conference
record to an even 500 with Ave
wins in double that number OF
starts.
Doubles by Hank Zurawel and
Bill Farnham featured the Card
uprising in the third. with two
singles and an error helping swell
the total. The Mounts scored
two runs In the third and two
more In the fifth and Allied the
bases without scoring in the ninth.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
By AnasIino ]. corobelIi

Junior riders and their mounts
had a field day yesterday as 80
some horses and ponies performed
In Jumper, hunter and hack
classes at the Washington Bride
Trails Associations Junior show at
lMeadowbrook Show Grounds near
Chevy Chase. At the same site
today, the combined Washington
Bride Trails-Rotary Club show
gets under way at 10 am.
Carol Barber with her all
around mount, Snap Shot, led
the crowded junior and student
hunter field yesterday to take the
! hunter championship with II
points. Reserve was Maryland
Miss, owned by John L. Kelley and
ridden by daughter Nancy to a sla
point.
Snap Shot went into the last
class. the student working hunt
ers, with points and Maryland
Miss with 7Hz. Rockville Stable s
Short Circuit had 6l2 and Blanche
Johnson's Valbo 6.
Snap Shot took the blue with
Frances Hills Bruce. Maryland
Miss and valbo finishing in order
Snap Shot also accounted for
third place in the junior hunters,
junior working hunter. and stu
dent hunters. Maryland Miss had
two seconds. a third and two
fourths for the reserve.
Thomas Maher. jr's. Sand Man
with 8 points was champion Of
the hotly contested jumper divi-
sion. Under Fritz Sterback's han
ding. Sand Man was winner Of
the warmup and placed In the
student jumpers. The veteran
Valbo with little Laura Lee Shreve
riding was reserve with 8 points,
having placed In the Junior warm
up and the junior touch-and-out.
Claire Taylor again established
herself as the Districts top pony
rider, plotting Carroll Ebeling's
Merry o to championship in the
small pony division, her own
mount Baby TO the similar honors
In the intermediate pony division
and E. w. Revercomb's Honey
suckle to reserve honors IN the
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Georgetown Routs
Princeton, 81
sy the Asseeic.sd prsss

PRINCETON, N. j.. May IL.
Blasting Pitcher Frank Reichel
for IL hits, Georgetown Uni
versity's baseball team turned
back Princeton. e-l. on the uni
versity field today.
The visiting batsmen also
received benefit Of six Prince
ton errors. In winning their
18th triumph In % starts.
Two Georgetown pitchers, left
handler Hugh Murphy and
righthsnder Bill Carroll. lin
ited Princeton's hitters TO two
hits-singles In the second and
third innings,
Evening star., 1949-05-15

=
Filed out for Hatten in seventh
4 One out when winning run was scored
. Hit by pitched ball for Hosue In ninth,
sinsled for Holmes in twelfth
Brooklyn - 600 100 040 0ol--6 II 3
Boston - 02e 600 o0l O02--7 II o
Runs--.JoEgensen. .snider. Robinson t2l.
Elliott, Russell. Conatsers Reiser, Errors
Sssd Hasses M ruTo KlRs
Torseson, Rickert, Elliott: Russell. Con-
Hermanski. Dark, Masi. Three-bsse hit
,sob!nson. Home run--Hodses. saerifce-.;
Conatser. Double plays Furillo and
Hodses; Reese. Robinson and Hodses;;
Eo.s.s EEorssssop kstt on IN bssessFoSs,yn %snr
OF Podbieian 2, Oft Barney 2, of Minner /,
yoisslle 9: Struck out.By podbIslsn l.
Hits-Of voiseile Q in 7ts innings; off
Hosue Q in ! q Innings; Of Potter in :
Podbislan III innings none out In
ninth; oi Barney IN 3 inn'rss - meme nor.
Hit By pi,chsrnsy Hosus ,csmpapsllsl. BELL.
,3-21 Loser-BaYney (0-3l,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Braves Trim Dodgers,
But Lose Torgeson
BY the Assosiotsd Press

BOSTON. May 14.-Sibby Sisti's
pinch-hit single drove in Jim Rus
sci with the 18th inning run that
gave the Boston Braves a 7-6 win
over the Brooklyn Dodgers to-
night before a 25,924 crowd.
First Baseman Earl Torgeson
Of the Braves was removed to St.
Elizabeth's Hospital with sepa-
ration Of his left (throwing)
shoulder.
He suffered the injury during
the seventh inning by throwing a
rolling block on Jackie Robinson.
Brooklyn second baseman. in an
unsuccessful attempt to break up
a d0llh1e- 9lav
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Leonard Finally Wins
As Cubs Rout Reds
Rx the Aasoeintsd Prem

CINCINNATI. May 1.-THE
Chicago Cubs, aided by a pair OF
ilomers and five walks. paraded
seven runners across the plate in
the fourth inning today and went
on to bury the Cincinnati Reds
under a 1871 score, giving Dutch
Leonard his first victory Of the
season.
The Chicago knuckleball artist
was in command throughout. He
gave up five hits. famed five and
didn't issue walk until the ninth
Evening star., 1949-05-15

& 7 o u II q 8 " }
u n a n | mously
turning thumbs
down on a re-
quest by a COM
mercial METER
to extend his
pound nets q
quarter m ii q
ofsfore beyond
the pres e n |
limit. The river
is about Ave
miles wide a,
Coles P DIN t
and the pres
~-& Ys~..A L. x.-
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Marines Upset Ierps
With Rally in Ninth
., sh. As.ss a 80 F,s.,

QuANTiCO Va May ID -
Trailing hy two runs IN the bsstom
Of the ninth the Quantico Marine
rallied for three iAlltes to dowr
Maryland here today ii-lG.
The ninth inning three run raj
ly was spa!ked BY Pete LArKhey 1
two-run homer Don Nledrlns haus
Marine catcher. drove IN Ave oi
QQantieos runs with a singie ant
triple.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
A. U. Splits Twin Bill
As Tay|or's 3-Hitier
Stops Shoremen
BY the Assoeio'ed Press

CHESTERTOWN. Md, May IA.
Washington College and Amer
lean University split a Mason
Dixon Conference baseball double
header today. The Shomen took
the first, 1877, and American won
the second, 80, behind the three
hit pitching Of Dick Taylor.
Both contests were seven inning
affairs,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Boston st wsshingtongpobson to-2l
or stobbs {o-1) vs.. Hudson Q-2.,
II and uromek d-D vs. wight ts-ol ene
Detroit at 81. Louis-t2l-Nexhouse
t3-2l and Stuart 900 or Kretlow io-1
VS.. EmbTee u-41 and Carver DID.
New York at philadelphia-t2)--By
f2.Ol and Reynolds (S-D VS.. Fowler Il
81 and Coleman t3-3).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN at Boston--Martin u-i) ol
Barney (O-2) vs. Bickford f3-2l.
81, Louis ct Pittshurgh-Hesrn I0-2 Va
Chicago at cincinnati--tap--MeLi 20
o. and Schmitz G.D W. Fox t2-2l ant
wehneier q -Ol or Erautt (0-D.
Philadeirhis q EeS York-e'mmon'
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Runs---whkeheld. Hossick. Allen. Eshman,
MHii sHs. R PprfMR ManssSa %nsS 3sspessn s esos g. g. i
RsossE, MeIssn, Irrorf%sie' ,s,1 a-Sr Mssr
Neer, Allen az, Hail tai, iinEo fo), Nor
Durkln Left-Ameriesn. O. Washinsten
9. Bases on halls--Ot Palmer. .; of Nc
Laushlin. .; Of Kemp, 81 Robbins, Strike
outS--By MeLauehlin, 81 by Robbins,
Hi,s;o = palmer nrS,, in a. s,m inniss in a a
OF Mclaughlin. In q tnningsS Of Kemp.
3 IN I Innings. of Robbins, Z in 3 INNINGS.
Hit BY ,piteher,-MeLaushln Wlnner--
Horsey, East,
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Totals 50 10 "a 8 Totals SO 10 az ia
Singled for Roberts in 7th,
: Popped out for Donnelly In 9th.

philadelphia --- o1o 900 100 z
Ne" YORK ----- - 0l3 600 44x-l2
Runs-Nicholson. W Jones, Holman
Loekman t2t. Gordon 90, .NiEe, Marshal
Cn -; Thompson; Runs bstted in-Nieholsen
TWo-hase hits-Waitkus Ashburn. three
son. Nike. Loekman. Marshall. sacrifice1
s. Jones Double plays-Risney to Mize.
Holman to Rigney to Mize. Left on bases
bails-or S. Jones, q Of Roberts, i: OH
Meyer, / of Donnelly, l. tSruck out
BY. s. Jones, 4; by Roberts, /. Hits-Of
z, inning; of Donnelly, in "a innings
winning pitcher-S. Jones (4-3l. Losing
pitcher-Roberts (2-3l.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
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smith. Mesisf 1ilss EnRweitsf rIHlo-
sky. 0attt. UTash ts3. L&Hghsy, esm(s
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Niesr!nghsus EfTeFs-Na,se tsi. ahtrt
CIraeA. Brewer kmth, FRnen8 hAns
ba,tsa in--0TaFs. Lsrshss tgf kAmss
Hixen. NiedTlrshsas "a. Fers H36ter
Ssssy smith ts smsssil.t rtEsghss'
hass hilt SisdrnEhsp&, Fmswslsf
Smith Hfsaet Aepr runs-sAmlh
Larshey stolen hasek-- Hguten tEi
ceskY sAerifiee-~M.ies Doyels plAsss-
Romanknwsk tanaGs,sttel, Rasse oFuts
and Knmsnkewaki Left on NAsss--aaAn.
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and Oeftsi
Evening star., 1949-05-15
OUTDOORS

Maryland's Tidewater Commits
sion has helped the Potomac shad
win a round in their perennial
battle to reach their spawning
Evening star., 1949-05-15
BeIIoise Back in U. S.

NEW YORK. May II R.--
Steve Belloise. New York middle
weight, returned today from Paris,
where he recently defeated Jean
Stock.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
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Evening star., 1949-05-15

Chicago 600 f22 o02--l3
Cincinnati 600 600 010--l
Runs.H Walker tal, ,Vefbsn 20:
Sa snnsss 2 Runs soesfs sstssd
al, schefing 12>, II. walker iol, verban,
cavaretta, Gowrey. cuisine, Leonard: NJ
Hatton. Home runs-Pafko, Lowrey,
Walker poubie plsys-Gustins TO Caya-
1stta: Lett on hassshGIhiea5s Isor. 3; Gin N
/: OF Wander Nicer, 8; of Blackwell, 2,
NJ Howells 2 Strike outs-.ByLsonard. 8;
NJ Howell 3: slsckvsil e., HitsMon ,nr;rSsl
Howell. 4 in 1. Winner--Leonard u-3I.
LosSr.-Vander Nicer l-2).
Evening star., 1949-05-15

c~slnsled fof MeCalIoUEh IN hIhth.
dram Ter Femins IN alnth
81 IoasX -..-~-. --~- 900 600 81 -
Pittsburgh ----- .... Que o0o en@~-~-S
RuhS-Marion, KaIAk Nelseh. osrs-
gialR Westlaks, Bockman. Basal fT-
yor--stevsns Runs hsttsc in--westlt 90
OAraEieia ts}, Sehoendlenst. BaaEsil teA
Two base hit--GATAgiola 60. schoen'
dsenst Home Tun--WektIAks Basal
stolen bases Bockman. ruliet Double
pisy-Roiek 10 Basgsn 10 Stevens Book
man, BaSgau and stevens, Marion, sefaosn-
dienst and Nelson. Dickson Rnitk ard
stevens Left on ssses--st. Louis J.
Pittsbursh = Bases on balls Pollet B,
Dickson. 3 stfikeouts-P Pntiet. &: Diek.
son 3 HIts~-On Poilets In So IN
ningS of WINS / in J., iuning Hit by
pitcher--Hy Dickson 'sehosndisnstf. win
ninR pitsher-==Pollst d.. Lossr.-plek-
son I-h umprise--Warneke, sts~Art
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Runs Melvin, Mullen, vondsrlssr,
2oo!sds' zSIsEsl' f2cSnne, ,,l,f H.Ifli''ssy.
Eans raiss sssst,ee 'fesv 'fsnMvondeTIesp ta, pdradV.
uilmsrtin, HallisssY, Ftrnhan,, Jaime t91
Two-base hi4-FarnhaW, vendsIltaE
zee, Bases on bsiis-on MeNutl az Of
Kokoska Cd. Struck out bg--Trepp tel,
asIsssSss.s,sMssk asSssss koh9ssa H9;s orr.pp %'ppqs n
5 inntnga. MeNutt, In I.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
With Bill Leetch

channel bass still are going strong
at Oregon Inlet. and soon should
appear farther up the coast.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

seventh
Filled out for Morgan In seventh.
American - $50 600 0--s
Washington 900 600 90
Runs-Neer, Wakefield, Hossick t2l,
Lamon (2). Allen. Ishman, Errors, Neer.
TatterSall. Mullineaux, Tilley, Runs batteo
in-Allen t2D. Hossick, Durkin t2), Ishman
t2l. Two-base hits-Lamon, Ingarra.
Three-base hits--Ishman, Double play
Cox to Morgan to Mullineaux. Left on
bases--American. 4 Washington, g. Bases
on balls-Of Derham, 81 OF sullivan, 8
BY Taylor, 3. Hits-of Derham, I in q
'Rh,nEs Winnins On 0ptiehu.rMsalivsn ulal salEmpsi,
ham, Loser--Derhsm. Time, a:2o.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Totals IS SCI 9 Totals rs 8 81 II
sSingied for Durkin In ffth
Struck out for Cox in seventh.
Reached d-st on error for Hail In
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Totals ~ as7 . Totals Al - II
a-droundsd eat for Beard n eiIhth
hInnounesa hstttrk Fnr Ctsksnn IN
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Si9S SSS 5b4....s

hlHths ..-..
c~sinsled for Mccullough IN ninth.
dram for Fienins IN ninth
Evening star., 1949-10-09

qualified will home and determine heating
properly
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-06-15

u.s. Rosie Moss, No. a. Mrs. Bet
tie Faulkner Press E-lisyillc
lis. Hattie Arlington, No. 81 g.
q. Arlington, Pres, Laurel.
IT, Easter Magee, No. lis, Ellis
Walker, Pres, Mt. Olive
IS. Victoria MCGOWAN, No.
Brown McRee, Pres. Quitman.
20. Tobb Johnson, No. 2O2, Clay
ton Everette, Pres, Ellisville.
q. Ola West, No. 213, Brown Nc.
Rec, Pres, Quitman.
%. Isom Cooley, No. 500, Davis
Trotter, pres, Vossburg.
%. Matte Punches. No. 90 &c.
Anderson, PlesY shuqualak.
a. Lonnie Brown, No. rs, Duke
MOIreu, PIeS., Laurel.
IS. Sara Bester, No. 213, Brown
McBee, Pres, Quitman.
g. E-1...o 29,.;,-..1.s. SvvS. SO, floyd
Coins, Pres, Ellisville.
o. H. D. McShann, No. 1, H. D.
McShann, Pres, Meridian.
%. Alice White, No. 122, Melvin
Clark Pres, Daleville.
70. j. P. Perry, NO. 1876, W. t.
Tate, President, BrooksvilIe.
30. Ida Turner, No 288, Ace Ev.
ans, President, Waynesboro.