Pleasant Fishing Forecast JOCKEYS REVEAL Cuccinello Staggers On In Batting Race LOCAL HORSEMEN PLANS TO STRIKE With New Low Winning Averages Imminent TAKE TOP HONORS bPORTS—CINCENELLO OJ.PJ — staggers. of people suspect knocked the Bill McEachern of Wilmington CHICAGO, Sept. 17.— By HARRY GRAYSON [lot Indians out of their first won three blue ribbons at the Jockey* at the Hawthorne track NEA pennant Sports Editor a Some- here and the Fairmount race in a quarter of century. Sedgefield horse show last week- NEW YORK, am- the track, Collinsville, 111., announc- Sept. 17.-An thing is always knocking end, winning the three-gaited and bitious young man named Tribe out of the come to ed today they would strike Wed- Anthony flag, junior three-gaited, and dividing Francis Cuecinello is out the think of it. honors saddle nesday in protest against the sitting for the five-gaited second half of double-headers Some considered Boudreau a mare Illinois Racing Commission’s re- apd class with another Wilming- otherwise nursing his legs in a basement winner a year ton Hazel Lee fusal to grant a license to Jockey bargain rider, Peavine. determined effort to in the when the Illinois Wendell Eads, former contract get ago, product Although the weather put a required 400 to the and steamed in with .327. Yet he was rider for Warren Calu- trips plate damper on the classic event, and Wrigjjt’s win the American much in the thick of it with mud met farm. League batting very handicapped the horses and championship at the of 37. a .306 when hi* ankle John B. Kelly, general manager age thumping riders, Wilmington riders rode Young Tony Cuecinello broke cracked up. with their the of the Jockey Guild of America, away share of ir. professionally with Syracuse awards. announced at the Hawthorne track Contesting Cuccinello are of the Mary Sutton took honors today that no rider would mount George Washington Case top Rexanna Blue horses at either track and would Senators, Eddie Mayo of the atop In the chil- dren's class. refuse to ride “idefinitely there- Tigers and Wally Moms 01 after except for contract employ- White Sox. Case, the fastest man ers.” in baseball, beats out a lot of In- CHERRY field hits. the most im- URGES N. C. There are 49 licensed jockeys at Mayo, the is Hawthorne and three of them are proved player of game, FARMERS TO INSURE a calcium under contract. handicapped by deposit ‘‘We have informed the board,” in his left shoulder. WINTER WHEAT CROPS Kelly said, ‘‘that our organization Moses, who swings from the is outraged over the manner and portside and possesses unusual RALEIGH, Sept. 17.—(jP>—Gov- method of the hearing given Wen- speed, is the most formidable hit- ernor Cherry called attention to- ter of the and to a dell Eads on his application for lot, consequently day campaign underway in the dark horse in the the State to re?or^C£^P^Pa£^lSjfor^ayinllux ofand°reel‘fans1 who wfll swel/^anlts^nf^vapatinn.iLi^/i^i1^',^^?^ a license. scramble, sell Federal All-risk _- ^. The Georgia Cracker is back in crop insurance on the winter ‘‘No evidence worthy of the ! George^Case WallyJVIosej the stride that enabled him to wheat and at the hear- | crop said farm era name was produced hit from .301 to .345 for the 19 years ago. Now an innate Ath- “should take advantage of this of any doing by Eads 22 Let term en ing wrong letics over a stretch of seven sum- to Return S.C.GR DERS’ of license.” American Leaguer, of course, the opportunity protect himself to justify denial his mers. CuccineHo was nonethe- rgalnst financial insecurity.’' Eads’ license was suspended af- budding less much a National Lou Boudreau’s .327 of last Recalling that because of heavy ter a race at Washington Park, very Gear elected to year was in view of rains in the various sections of the To LSU Gridders POffE NCREASES here, July 20, 1943 when he alleg- Leaguer when play un- respectable der the late John J. McGraw in Luke Appling’s .328 of State last year some farmers suf- STAN edly gave Maid a ‘‘ques- winning By OPOTOWSKY Burgoo the the fered total losses to — first All-Star previous And a their wheat, United Press Staff Correspondent COLUMBIA, Sept. 17. More tionable ride.” Game, staged campaign. in connection with the Chicago bloke named Ty Cobb took it all when a bumber crop was ready BATON ROUGE, La., Sept. 18.—(U.R)—There’s optimism power in the fullback than aplenty slot Eads applied for reinstatement World’s Fair back in 1933. in 1908 with 324. for harvest, the Governor said: at Tigcrtown these days, as Louisiana State itself for ’way up gears the they have, had since Ken Roskie’s July 17 and August 29 of this year Cuccinello “For of the football season. Even Bernie Moore admits the CuccineHo reported to the Tony hopes to cele4 Still the in the many years, just about opening picture and the commission held a hearing brate 37th winning figure kind bright. The genial mentor of the Tigers has 22 letter- departure in 1842 is one reason White Sox last birthday as battinel wheel has every of business except looks returning at time the racing spring as nothing • junior plummetted ---men to dabble and from them Tuesday which champion. farming has been able to insure with, why the University of South Caro- more than a filler-inner, but such since Jimmy Foxx’s peepers went board took the matter under ad- itself loss he 11 choose a first string Much lina were the of the fourth haywire and and against or damage front Gamecocks believe they can visement. exigencies winning low average in the Joe DiMaggio all as he “'have a war uncontrollable causes. Now, Dame’s Irish should, puts it, of the year that he was pressed American League is imminent. Ted Williams joined the armed Notre play mighty Duke on more even Frank Mandel, member through the Federal in- chance against any of our oppo- into regular service. The first You have to all the back forces. crop terms board that denied Eads’ ap- go way Tar Heel Terrier Mascot Dies nents.” Saturday than was the case racing the Italiano surance, farmers can ‘‘if want to thing stocky knew he to 1905 to find a lower prevail- With another war year, ----i last year when the Blue Devils plication, said they judging protect their investment and be This peacetime season of 1945 wili was off to such a running start ing mark. That was when out- the the American won 34 to 7. strike that’s their move. by figures, assured a return from their BEND. Ind.. Sept. 17- be a comeback for the Last that he couldn’t and here fielder Elmer year’s SOUTH Tigers. “We have made our decision stop, Flick of Cleveland League easily could have a bat- work. Dame foot- Return of Anything that protects the _ The Notre the team won two of Bob who he is smack dab in the stretch flicked in with .306. (Ijp) year only Sideman, and since Williams is on his ting champion with an average was Roskie's Maj. investment of the farmer protects ball team lost an ally today vvlieiT eight games, losing five and tying understudy three little still leading the pack with a rous- Lou Boudreau probably would below .300. way to Washington I see the business and welfare of the Mike,” the team’s one. years ago and now appears to ing .308. have repeated as. the A. L. stick As a "Clashmore likelihood of our holding a meet- matter of fact, that extra- entire state.” mascot for the past be ready for his best Regardless of whether Cucci- leader had he not Irish terrier But the backers of the Purple and season, about this matter.” broken that ordinary achievement is quite pos- The made it for ing nello on his a »jew small insurance, which covers all 10 rears, died. Gold tell you it’ll be different this possible Coach Johnny keeps pins, bone in his ankle, which a sible this fall. McMillan to unavoidable hazards, may be ob- Mike. 11 years old, started his season—and the facts tend to back return speedy Dutch Brembs tained through county AAA offices duties with the Irish team of 1935 them to his old wingback post. Rain Forces up. Wolfpack or from other crop insurance when he was a pup. His pre-game Sideman, former Charlotte MOTORIST IS HELD The Tigers, like about every- e s s o n agencies. The sales the goat, the just Indoors For S i FIGHT RESETS STANDINGS campaign battles with Navy High school is a 195- body else in the southeastern con- luminary, FOR INVESTIGATION ends September 29. Mule and other school mas- pound threat dis- Army are to use the “T” triple recently ference, going RALEIGH, Sept. 17.—(P)—Rain 17.— RESULTS YESTERDAY cots made him famous. charged from the Army Air Corps. NEW YORK, Sept. (IP) IN DEATH OF FOUR under the this year. And they have just the forced N. C. State College’s Wolf- Jake la the Bronx bull with American League He will be buried He kicks and passes well, and his Motta, Detroit HIGHWAY man for the at Washington; postponed, PATROLMEN stadium. key system. pack indoors today, but the Pack the cement chin, turned loose his Notre Dame hard running in practice has rain. GILBERT, W. 17.—W He’s Y. A. Tittle, a cagey quar- in a two hour drill on running late Boston Va., Sept. made him a difficult man to got big guns in the. going tonight Chicago 4-4. 8-2. COLLECT S142W stop. St. Louis at New —The bodies of four people appar- terback from Marshall, Tex. Tit- plays, blocking, tackling and pass to knock out Georgie Kockhan, a York; postponed, rain. Big Bob will be ably seconded Cleveland at Fhialdelphia killed by a hit-and-run. mot- IN Michigan Halfback tle’s swift passes will go mostly to defense. walk-in-and-wallop slugger from (night). ently AUGUST REPORT at fullback by a powerful but in- orist were found at the foot of an Ray Coates, of New Orleans, and Earlier in the day, Coach Beattie Akron, Ohio, in the ninth round of National League Wolverines experienced youngster from San- Boston embankment opposite the post Rejoins Dan Sandifer, of Shreveport, La., Feathers called the squad out for a pier six brawl in Madison Square 4, Cincinanti 2. RALEIGH, Sept. 17.—(JP)—The ford, Fla., an 18-year-old Naval Philadelphia at St. Louis (night). office at nearby Justice today, and State Patrol the two halfbacks. a morning skull session to offset Garden. Lamotta scaled 162 1-2; Highway collected a ROTC trainee named Warren Brooklyn 4, Chicago 0. Homer an- ANN ARBOR. Mich., Sept. 17.— as Magistrate Bragg total of $142,515.47 in the line will be Full- the time to be lost tomorrow Kochan 163 1-2. (Only games scheduled), revenue or star halfback Plunging Daniels but known to one and all nounced the police are holding the its (U.R)-Bob Nussbaum, new students their registra- equivalent during August, back Bill Montgomery, a 188-pound- begin owner car for the last two seasons at Mich- as “Rabbit.” He’s a little out- STANDINGS of the which he said de- Motor Mont- tion process. He said the squad Vehicles Commissioner T. the Wolverine er from Murphrysboro, 111. sized for a since he stands American finitely was involved. igan, will rejoin bunny, drill under tomorrow ‘Peace On Justice’ League Boddie Ward said today. returned to the would lights Teams Won Lost Pet. this week end after receiv- gomery just Tigers, six feet one and weighs 190, but The victims, killed outright were Included in the squad night for the first time. A num- Detroit- 85 60 .586 revenue were his from the Ma- after leaving to enter the Army he’s “Br’r Rabbit in de Briah Is Promised Italy Carl Stafford, 56; Amos Hale, 47; ing discharge ber of night drills were set for the Washington- 84 64 .568 $80,024 representing the value of Coach Fritz Crisler reported in 1942. Patch” when the going gets tough. Sc. Louis- 76 68 .528 Mrs. Bessie Hatfield, 26, and Mrs. and rines, remainder of the weed since all bvt New cars property recovered Ana II tnose lour veterans area ROME, Sept. 17.—(/P)—Premier York- 74 68 .521 by With experience, he may be out- Emma New, 30. patrolmen and today. one of the team’s home games wi\ confid- Cleveland 68 70 .493 returned to owners; had leave the team to keep LSU offensive go- Ferruccio Parri expressed Nussbaum to enough standing. under Chicago 71 75 .486 Bragg, who conducted an inquest, $31,011.60 fines hottest be played lights. ence today that the Big Five Coun- representing which last November to join the Leather- ing, Moore has one of the Boston- 66 78 .458 said that several hours after the were The Wolfpack meets Milligan Ministers would turned over to county school in the confer- cil of Foreign Fhialdelphia _ 44 101 .303 necks. Crisler said that Ernest Mc- freshman prospects was made took here next in the on discovery police fund; $23,066.27 in cost turned in a Saturday night grant Italy a “peace based Coy. assistant coach, alio had ence. He's Harrel (Rip) Collins, strong contender for fullback National League into custody Warrant Officer Ros- to season opener. Feathers plans to justice.” county general funds; and $8,- received a discharge and al- Baton boy. Collins was lead- honors. McMillan believes he fits Chicago 90 53 629 coe who holds 393.60 Navy Rouge use a mixture of the T formation F. Bishop, eight representing revenue collect- While Italy must pay the penal- St. Louis 86 56 .606 so would report immediately. ing prep school scorer in Louisiana in much better at his new post. ribbons, for campaigns in North ed for and the Tennessee style of attack. for Fascism’s misdeeds “up to Brooklyn 79 64 .552 overloading and other in- looked so t; last year, and he has good Tindall has been handiicapped by Pittsburgh-- 80 67 .544 Africa, Sicily, France and Ger- fractions of a certain point,” he told a news New highway regulations. in recent workouts that he s even but will be to go York- 76 68 .528 many. Ward’s injuries, ready During the last ten centuries conference, its two years of war Boston monthly report showed Shirley Temple’s Fiance the first team at 61 82 .426 been running with soon. Cincinnati that brok- the patrol a total Buddism, born in India, has been against Germany was a contribu- _„ 59 84 ,4]2 The magistrate added spent of 48,350 times—ahead of Montgomery. Philadelphia _ 44 en hours Obtains Marriage License Don Johnston, a pint-sized back virtually banished from its native tion “equal to that of France or 191 .415 glass found at the scene corres- on duty, travelled' 385,350 field a and a vet- LSU will husky from St. George, who is speedy home. Yugoslavia.” ponded with shattered glass on the miles on state highways, made season, with a lone PROBABLY GLENDALE, Calif., Sept. 17.— eran line this and tough for his 155 pounds, also PITCHERS automobile, and also that paint 2,682 arrests and obtained 2,318 at end. National found in one of the victims (/Pi—Shirley Temple’s father. weak spot may come in handy as the season League hair guilty verdicts; inspected 31,624 loss of Terminal Bill McClel- tThis Chicago (Passeau 17-7) St. was the same as that on the auto- Banker George Temple, accom- The progresses. He is a 17-year-old Funny World at vehicles, 37,251 driver’s licenses, one for the Louis (Dockins 8-4) mobile. panied (he 17-year-old movie ac- land has been a tough freshman. night game. investigated 2,988 complaints, cor- Boston (Wright 6-3 and tress and Sgt. John George Agar, Tigers to take. However, Clyde All in all, the Gamecocks Hutchings rected 12,459 faulty lights, investi- Tex., and Ed 6-6) at Cincinnati (Harrist 2-2 and gated P300 Jr.. 24. to the Glendale marriage Lindsey, of Kilgore, haven’t got the best fullbacks in Soviet Shrine accidents, and issued of La., are both Fox 7-12) two games. Reopened 3,005 citations. license bureau today as the young Sigrest, Bogalusa, the country by a long shot, but for the vacancy. (Only games scheduled.) couple obtained the permit. battling ably they are considerably more than Following Years Of War Charlie Webb, of McComb, Miss., American League Temple’s approval was neces- just acceptable. with the first team oppo- St. Louis (Potter 14-10 and Mil- 1,055 VETS LANDED sary because Shirley is a minor. who ran MOSCOW, Sept. 17— (JP) —The last will be ler 1-1) at New York (Bevens 13-8 The is to be solemniz- site McClelland year, red and black granite tomb of WITHIN THREE marriage and Zuber 4-11) two HOURS ed back at the other end. Notre Dame Gridders games. Nikolai Lenin wag the Mecca of Wednesday night. Cleveland (Glieman 5-8 The tackle is no prob- and as the TO NEW told position thousands today Soviet RECORD Shirley Deputy County return- Lo«e Star Fullback Feller 3-2) at Philadelphia (Gass- SEl lem, since there are four shrine, closed early in the war, Clerk Nina Woodfell that she and away 4-6 and Christopher 13-12) — veterans—198 pound Earl Tul- was MIAMI, Fla., Sept. 17.— (JPI ing two reopened. his SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 17.- games. out Agar, who flew here from los, of Bogalusa, La.; 202-pound Embalmed originally by a “new Winging of the southern skies (U.R)—Notre Dame’s football team Detroit (Trout 18-14) at at Army Air Base in Spokane, Wash., Fred Land, of North Litt’: Rock, Washing- method’’ said to be better than three minute intervals, the 'offered another blow today when ton (Leonard 16-7). 215-pound Arthur (Porky) that which Egypt’s mum- Army’s big ATC planes brought came to Glendale from Santa Ark.; full- (Only preserved Pine and 188- Marty Wendell, first-string games scheduled.) home a record-breaking total of Monica to get the license because Davis, of Bluff, Ark.; mies, the body of the Russian of Baton back, was transferred by the Navy 1,055 veterans from battle, they wanted to avoid crowds and pound Jim Bernhard, revolutionary leader lies encased Europe’s to the Great Lakes Naval Train- fields in three hours Quite a load of heft. Liner in a new cut glass casket in the today. publicity. Rouge. ing Station. Luxury Scheduled constantly-guarded mausoleum in The veterans, eager to set foot Wendell, a cadet in the N.R.O.T. For Return once more on American TURNABOUT IN FORTUNES OF WAR To Frenchmen Red Square. soil, had C., was considered one of the “sweated it out” at airfields in best defensive backs in the mid- CHERBOURG, Sept. 17.— (JP) — AID TO POLAND Bermuda and Puerto Rico while west and Coach Hugh Devore had The 43,450-ton liner lie be France, LONDON. Sept. 17—(JP)—UNRRA' all planes were grounded by the built the Irish defense around the which carried thousands of Amer- said tonight it had concluded a great hurricane on Saturday. 195-pound Chicago, youth. ican trourists to Europe in pre-war formal agreement to supply relief Up to 2:30 p. m. (E.W.T.) 90 Frank Ruggerio, second-string years and soon will begin trans- to the Polish Provisional Govern- ■aircraft had brought in 2,500 re- ! junior fullback, was moved into porting U. S, soldiers home, re- ment in Warsaw. The relief agency turnees since morning — another the first-string position. Ruggiero turned to this French port today said it already had shipped 60,000 1record — but the greatest influx is a 20-year-old, 200-pounder from for the first time in five years. tons of food and 60,000 tons of oth- ■ railroad station where the Japs delivered prisoners befcjns year Lexington; Nov. 22— Army Air Forces, Evansville lad has six oak leaf clusters and I picked up by the U. S. Navy. (AP Wirephoto). J wo weeks. I Richmond punting and pacing, William and Mary at Richmond. live battle stars. ‘X.