ROOKIE Dykes Sees Pale Hose Take - More Face Cleveland to Ride 9 to 4 __Three Spy Suspects Court LEHMAN SEEKS SPORTS LEAD BOSOX WIN CHICAGO, .July 6.— UP) -While END TO STRIKE H abb was divide ell Wins Sth Straight Manager Jimmie Dykes, who browns Newsome and Hughson Take indefinitely suspended by the As Phillies Fall to Giants league before looked Senators For the game, N. Y. Governor Urges Imme- Two; Foxx, on in civvies from a box seat, the diate Government WITH DETROIT PHILADELPHIA, July 6.—UP)_ Williams Lead Hitter Chicago White Sox knocked out A1 Hearing With Johnny Rucker and Joe Milnar with four runs in the first On Milk Dispute Moore Six Spree Wins driving in six runs and Carl today and went on to defeat Tigers’ Hubbell pitching six- ball for his BOSTON, July 6.—(#)—With man- .the , 9 to 4. Takes ager first 7-5; St. Louis fifth straight victory, the New sitting it out, the The 40-year-old limit- ALBANY. N. Y„ July 6.—W— Red Sox Governor 5 to 3 York Giants defeated the Phillies gave airtight support and ed the Indians to four hits the Herbert H. Lehman (D.) Nightcap 7 3 timely to to today in a game called by hitting two of their rookie first seven , three of them, today urged striking dairymen of pitchers three states to an rain after eight innings. today to sweep a - including a and double by seek immediate July 6.—UP)— The St. header from government ST LOUIS. The second game of the sched- Washington, 6 to 2 , as the veteran hearing on their pleas to score a Browns rallied and 4 to a for higher prices, and T uij uled doubleheader was postponed 3, before 25,000 crowd. knuckle-bailer turned in his eighth expressed over Detroit in the The of an t0 3 victory because of wt grounds. Sockers clinched the opener victory of the season and the 241st hope early termination of a of a doubleheader .to- for Heber six-day milk cecond game Rucker hit a three-run triple in (Dick) Newsome in the of his 18 year stoppage that has the Tigers had gone on the first when sharply curtailed New York after fourth inning and also had a inning Jimmy Flo x x career. City’s spree to win the opener, blasted out his 12th supply. a 'six-run single and a double, vftiile Moore homer of the The Chicagoans piled up 13 hits season after Dom The New York after 1 put together two singles and a DiMaggio had against Milnar, Joe Heving, Mel executive, the champions doubled and a four hour in the nightcap, double to score a run each Lou Finney had work- Harder and A1 Smith and complet- conference with the time. one run in fourth inning ed Kendall Chase a spokesmen representing 55,000 tnllied The Giants got nine hits off Cy for pass. New- ed an unintentional triple steal in in the fifth on some held dairymen in New d two George Blanton, Si Johnson and Rube Mel- the Senators to five the third inning after Taft Wright York, Pennsyl- with the bases vania and Vermont, said “I did Tebbetts’ single ton. , hits, including A1 Evans’ had been trapped between third take a 3-2 lead. first 1941 not urge or insist the Farm- loaded to (FIRST GAME) homer in the fifth inning, and home on an unsuccessful Dairy then was NEW YORK ers union (sponsor of the strike) Bob Muncrief given Ab R H O A while chalking up his eighth tri- squeeze play attempt with the bas. Rucker, cf_ 3 4 3 1 n to end the strike but it rest of the afternoon off and umph. es is my he Whitehead', 2b_ 3 0 1 3 ■> loaded. Wright eluded Heving’s started an excellent Cecil very sincere hope they will do Bov Harris Moore if -1 4 0 3 1 5 (Tex) Hughson, recently re- tag at the plate after a rundown, for Ott, rf so within a reasonable time.” relief hurling the Browns. 3 0 0 2 0 called from Louisville, off to a hb'of got during which Julius Solters and The 3 hits. The Browns Dauning c- 4 0 0 9 0 start in conference took place in the He allowed only Young, lb wobbly the nightcap but Mike Tresh also advanced, 4 0 16 0 mention z* nours alter him up by scoring two Kartell, 3b_ settled down after George Case and CXEVEI.AND— Ab R H O A backed 4 1110 a of Trout in the sixth Jurges ss Boudreau, ss_ 4 2 3 0 0 meeting the same farmers’ iuns of Dizzy 3 10 16 Rog Cramer blasted him for p- Keltner. 3b _ 3 0 112 representatives with Owen D. and he gave way to Buck Hubbell, 4 10 0 1 doubles and Cecil Travis inning singled. Campbell, cf _ 0 2 4 0 4 Young, retired industrialist, turned Newsom. TOTALS- 32 7 9 24 9 Hughson gave the Senators seven Heath, rf 4 0 0 3 0 farmer, at Van N. for his seventh PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A ather hits the Trosky, lb _ 4 0 0 6 1 Hornesville, Y., Trying victory, during remainder of to Murtaugh, 2b_ 4 1112 Walker. If _ 4 1110 discuss what they termed a had been removed for a -he game but kept them well scat- Mack, Newsom Bragan, ss_ 4 0 12 0 2b_ 4 0 0 6 1 “unified plan of action” for in the fifth of tered. c higher hitter inning Marty, cf 3 0 0 2 0 Desautels. _ 2 0 0 1 0 pinch x prices. after Td Weatherly, _ 1 0 0 0 0 the first game giving St. Litwhiler, If_ 3 12 2 0 Williams, held to fipe single Accused of c _ 0 0 0 1 0 being members of a Axis American Meantime con- Etten, lb- 3 0 152 n Hemsley, huge spy ring, preying upon defense secrets, three sporadic dumping a three-run advantage. four trips during the opener, are shown Louis Rizzo, rf- 3 0 0 2 0 got Bell, xxx 10 10 0 prisoners as they appeared in Brooklyn, N. 1\, court. Gustav \V. Kaercher (extreme left), called tinued throughout the three states (K1KB1 ua.11£) YY arren the Chase Milnar, 0 0 0 0 0 a Staten c- 3 0 0 6 0 range against and Ver- p_ Island Bund .storm trooper, pleaded not guilty. Adolf Walischewski (center), ship steward, and to emphasize the union’s demands m'TKOlT Ab R H O A Heving, p- 1 0 0 0 3 May, 3b- 3 0 0 2 3 lor. Kennedy in the second game Rene Mezenen (extreme right), transatlantic plane steward, guilty, 2i. -- 5 119-1 Harder, 10 0 11 pleaded admitting they secretly carried for a uniform of hun- 1 j>,.rry. Blanton, p 10 0 11 p- the mail price $3 per ''f_ 5 12 5 md collected two doubls a spy ring’s to and from New York. Each was held in bail. Mffe'kv. 0 and Rosenthal, xx _ 1110 0 $25,000 (47 Johnson, p _ 0 0 0 1 0 dredweight quarts) as against If 5 0 2 2 0 A. 1 0 0 0 1 jink-lift. Benjamin, x 1110 0 tingle. He drove in two runs and Smith, p_ an estimated If 0 0 0 2 0 $2.15 price this Stainiiark. Melton, p 0 0 0 0 0 ?oxx brought in ag many more famiilmd. rf- 4 10 4 0 TOTALS_ 35 4 9 24 9 month. State police convoyed tank Livingston, xx_ 0 0 0 '0 0 vith a Cape Fear Scouts _ 4 two-bagger. Boy York, lb 12 5 3 x—Batted for Desautels in 8th. BIG DRY FACTS trucks over rural roads. At Rich- 2 1111 (FIRST xx—Batted for Harder in 8th. LEAGUE TEAMS Higgins. 31i-.- TOTALS-28 *3 1 21 1 GAME) In Second Period field Springs, in southern New Sullivan, c- 4 1111 x—Batted for WASHINGTON Ab R H O A xxx—Batted for Hemslev in 9th. Camp Johnson in 6th. a tear bomb was as ss 3 0 0 4 3 Archie, 3b _ 2 0 CHICAGO— Ab R H O A York, thrown CrmiclifT. xx—Batted for Melton in 8th. 0 1 2 WASHINGTON, July * 1 0 0 6.—(ff>) 0 1 Cramer, of- 4 0 0 2 0 Knickerbocker, 2b_ 3 12 13 — sheriffs N'ewsom. l'- New York- 101 400 10—7 SET FOR ALL-STAR The Commerce department ELIZABETHTOWN, July 6.—The deputy sought to disperse rf _ Kuhel. lb_ 3 0 111 0 ii.'uv... p_ oooio Philadelphia 010 Lewis, 3 0 2 1 0 002 00—3 called attention to a real picket. 2 0 0 0 0 Travis, ss_ 4 0 113 Kreevich, cf _ 5 1110 today Scouts of the area JPUtmi. p (Cal’ed, rain In 9th inning). Boy Cape Fear Lehman the to x- 0 Vernon, lb ss _ 5 12 13 bottleneck of urged dairymen (leiiringr. 10 0 0 Error: Moore. Runs batted in 3 0 0 8 0 Appling, potential concern Myer, 2b 4 0 0 1 0 Wright, rf_ 5 3 3 2 0 ruesday’s Game Expected To opened their second week of en- utilize the federal-state fix- Rucker 3, YYhitehead. Moore 3, Bragan to millions of parched patriots. price _ 35 7 9 27 10 Case, If- 4 0 0 3 0 Solters. if _ 4 2 0 2 0 TOTALS Litwhiler. Two base hits: Litwhilr, The facts the campment cn Singletary Lake near ing law which permits producers for Newsom in 5tli. c_ 4 2 2 3b_ 4 112 0 Draw Capacity Crowd To dry are, depart- x—Batted Rucker, Bartell, Moore. Three base Evans, 7 1 Kennedy, to authori- R H O Chase, 1 0 0 Tresh, c_ 3 0 17 0 ment said in a report on the here this afternoon with 80 scouts petition governmental -r. LOOS Ab A hits: Rucker. Sacrifices: YY'liitchcad. p- 0 2 2b 5 1113 Welaj. x 1 0 0 0 0 Lyons, p_ 5 0 2 0 2 Detroit Stadium alcoholic ties for a hearing'and determina- Heffner. Double plays: Jurges, YVhiteliead and beverage situation, enrolled. 21. 1 0 0 0 0 Kennedy, p 1 0 0 0 1 tion of cau- Luoadelk Young 2. Left on bases: Philadelphia that “rationing of limited sup- price increases, and McOtiinn. lb_ 4 1 2 10 3 New TOTALS_ 37 9 13 27 8 This is capacity of the camp, 2; Y’ork 5. : Off of cork has a tioned other course must be 3 0 0 1 TOTALS_ 31 2 5 24 9 plies introduced “any j.j. nidi, of- 0 Blanton 1; off Melton off Hubbell 1 Cleveland_ 100 001 011—4 DETROIT, July 6.—(JP)—Baseball and it is the second week in suc- 2; new factor in harmful to them in the run.” x—Batted for Chase in 5th. _ distribu- long CuIIeuliine. if_ 3 2 13 0 Struck out: Hubbell Blawtow Chicago 402 200 Olx—9 switched its from beverage By 6; by BOSTON Ab R spotlight today cession that the camp has been _ 4 0 10 2 H O A Clift, 31. 1: by Johnson 2; by Melton 2. Hits’ Errors; Keltner. Mack, Appling, the tion,” particularly since “no 5 0 3 4 DiMaggio. cf_ i 2 1 2 0 Major league pennant races to filled. Scouts from all parts of) the drace. rf 0 Off Blanton 7 in 3 2-3; off Johnson 1 Lyons. Runs batted in; suitable substitute for cork for 7 113 0 Keltner, ninth annual All-Star Ferrell, e 4 0 12 1 ill 2 1-3; off Melton 1 in 2. Finney, rf_,._ Tuesday’s council are taking part in {he Farm Umpires: if_ 4 0 13 0 Campbell, Kuhel, Appling, Wright 2, bottle caps and stoppers is at Groups Organized Strang", S3- 4 12 4 0 Pinelli. Ballanfant and Williams, Tresh 2. Two base hits: Boil, struggle, the “Dream Game” which Barlick. Los- Foxx. lb_ 2 2 18 4 2, Lyons in week’s encampment. Forty were dak-house, p-e- 2 0 0 0 1 ing : Blanton. Time of Knicker- the fans forced the clubs present production.” game: Tabor 3b_ 4 0 0 1 4 dreau. Walker, Rosenthal, finally enrolled the first and are For Motional Defense Kramer, p 0 0 0 0 1 1:40. bocker. Three The added, how- period base hits: Boudreau, to them as a mid-summer fix- department 10 10 0 Doerr. 2b _ 3 10 12 give over. I aahs z_ Wright. Stolen bases: Wright, Sol- ever, that the use of a remaining c _ 4 0 0 3 0 ture. possible Caster, 0 0 0 2 0 Pytlalc. 6.— — p_ ters, Tresh. Sacrifices: Kuhel, Ken- of A special Fourth of July Pro- WASHINGTON, July (jP) 0 0 0 L. Newsome, ss_ 4 0 3 3 2 composition rubber (also a Trotter, p- 0 2 nedy. Double play: Appling and The Tigers, household pets in this Secretary of Agriculture Wickard H. Newsome, _ 4 0 0 3 1 gram was the sched- zz _ 1 0 0 0 0 p material, but given boys by Estaleila. Kuhel. Left on bases: Cleveland 5; big, boisterous baseball were strategic imported YANKEESPAYF1NAL town, a soft ball wiith the announced today the creation of Chicago 12. Bases on balls: Off Mil- relatively more abundant than uling game TOTALS_ 30 6 7 27 13 in St. Louis today and the populace Farm Defease boards in each state TOTALS_ 37 5 12 27 13 nar 1; off Heving 5: off Lyons 1. or of a cork Fairmont Scout and Sea was able to cork) developing troop z—Batted for Kramer in 6th. Washington_ 000 010 100—2 Struck out: By Harder A. give its undivided at- and every agricultural to 1; by source in Brazil was under con- Scout ship encamped at White county zz—Batted for Strange in 9th. Boston _ 300 200 lOx—6 Smith tention to the show TRIBUTE TO GEHRIG 1; by Lyons 7. Hits: Off Mil- ahead. help administer programs designed Lake this week. After a hard Detroit_ 000 060 010—7 Error: Evans. Runs batted in : Ar- nar 4 in 1-3 inning: off Heving 6 in President William of sideration. Harridge the to adjust crop supply to the special St. Louis_012 011 000—5 chie. Evans. Foxxx 3. L. Newsome 2, 3 1-3 innings: off Harder 2 in 3 1-3 fought game the Fairmont boys American league, who led the van- needs of the national Williams. Two base hits: Lewig. innings; off A. Smith 1 in 1 inning. victorious score emergency. Errors: None. Runs hatted in: With of notables onto emerged by the 55,000 Spectators Stand Home runs- Losing pitcher: Milnar. Umpires: Basel, guard the scene, The boards will be of Strange. Grace 3, Luabs. Sullivan. Per- Travis, Evans, DiMaggio. Davis Soldiers Feted 8-6. The Scouts also composed Evans. Foxx. Sacrifice: Finney. Dou- Hubbard and Geisel. Time: 2:15. At- said all indications pointed to Biggs participated of ry 2. McCosky 2. Kadcliff, Higgins Two Bared Heads Exer- representatives agencies of the During ble Foxx, L. Newsome and H. tendance (actual): 15,627. in a special flag ceremonial and base hits: Sullivan. Perry, McCosky, plays: stadium being jammed to its limit Week-End Agriculture department, including Newsome. Left on bases: Washington Over Holiday renewed their I.aabs. Sacrifice: Judnicli. Double cises For Great Athlete Df approximately 57,000 for the pledge of allegiance 0: Boston 6. Bases on balls: Off Chase the Agricultural Adjustment admin- plays: York. Cruncher, Sullivan and at the evening colors. 3: off Kennedy 2: off H. Newsome 4. game, making this the third largest istration, the Bureau of Agricul- York: McQuinn and Ferrell. Left on The New Hanover Home Dem- Struck kout: By Chase 4: by Kennedy turnout in the history of the affair. The Scouts in camp the past hasps: Detroit 6: St. Louis 12. Bases NEW YORK, July 6.—UP)—While onstration of the tural Economics, the Farm Security H. Newsome 2. Hits: Off Chase clubs, managers week have a program of on balls: Off Newsom 2: off Rowe 1; 3; by The American leaguers were in- enjoyed administration, the Soil Conserva- 50,948 spectators at the stadium 3 in 4 innings; off Keunery 4 in 4. Woodrow Wilson hut, and the Al- off Bent.in 3: off Galehouse 3: off Cas- RESULTS stalled as 5 to 4 favorites swimming, boating, and the many stood with bared the New Chase. Umpires: Sum- YESTERDAY’S early tion service, the Farm Credit ad- rer heads, Losing pitcher: Gamma negro sorority Srruck out: By Galehouse 1. American League ma the iolks here were pha Kappa types of scout craft, life York Yankees their mers. Rue and Stewart. Time: 1:48. happily saving, ministration, the Surplus Marketing Hits: Off Newsom 5 in 4 innings; off paid final trib- New York 8-3; Philadelphia 4-L worked overtime during the holi- etc. Attendance (estimated): 25,000. predicting that the junior circuit 1 administration, the Agricultural Howe 1 in 3; off Benton 3 in 4; off ute to Lou Gehrig today. Boston 6-4; Washington 2-3. day week end in entertaining a daiehouse 1 in 4 1-3: off Cramer 1 in 9: Cleveland 4. svould avenge Detroit’s defeat in Marketing service, the Forest Serv- The great 's widow (SECOND GAME) Chicago of 1 off 2 in off 2 Detroit St. Louis 5-5. last part of the thousands soldiers 2-3; Caster 2; Trotter WASHINGTON Ab R H O A 7-3; year’s as well p"1 ice, the Rural Electrification ad- in I unveiled a memorial commemorat- National on from Davis. Dentist Winning pitcher: Benton; los- 4 12 5 0 League the American loss in tht holiday leave Camp Whiteville his Casey. If_ league ministration and the Federal-State m! pitcher: Gnle’iouse. Umpires: Pas- ing athletic prowess and his 0 New York 7; Philadlphia 3 (2nd game Cramer, cf_ 4 12 2 1940 All-Star game at St. Louis. Miss Ann Mason, county home Cooperative Extension service. sarolla, Ormsby and Pipgras. Time: character after brief eulogies had rf_-— 3 12 4 0 postponed, rain). Sues Tide Water Power v Lewis, The Americans have won five of a 2:32. 4 0 2 Brooklyn 4-4; Boston 2-4. demonstration agent, managed been delivered by Mayor Fiorello Travis, ss _ 10 4 0 16 0 2-13; Chicago 1-4. the eight previous battles. supper at -the Wilson hut A H. James J. Vernon, lb_ picnic 6.—Dr. W. humming bird weighs less than (SECOND GAME) LaGuardia, Lyons, 4 0 113 Cincinnati 3; St. I.ouis 0. WHITEVILLE, July Archie, 3b_ Del Baker and Bill McKechnie, last night which was' attended by one cent. DETROIT Ab R H O A president of the Brorough of the 4 0 0 5 0 Ross Whiteville dentist, has Early, c_ the rival managers in the world 400 soldiers. Davis, _ 3 0 0 0 1 STANDINGS Perry. 2b-ss Bronx; , veteran man- Bloodworth, 2b_ 3 0 110 filed suit the Tide Water x American series and field for Tues- against Sullivan, _ 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 League generals Mrs. Carl A. Powers and her ager of the Philadelphia Zuber, p_ of NTwhouser. p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Athletics, 0 Won Lost Pet. were due to arrive to- Power company Wilmington ask- x _ 1 0 0 0 day’s tussle, assistants at the hut and Bill Yankee catcher Myer, New York_ 48 26 .649 sponsored McCosky. rf_ 3 12 5 0 Dickey, 0 0 0 0 0 morrow with the 25 selected ing $5,000 damage which he rl- EXPERT Sundra, p_ Cleveland_ 46 31 .597 along dances at the school Hade!iff. If _ 5 0 12 0 and high gymnasi- Gehrig’s roommate and close from leges was done to his property Boston _ 40 33 .548 players each league. Campbell, rf .. 4 0 0 1 0 friend. TOTALS.. 33 3 10 24 6 um Friday and Saturday nights _ 38 36 .514 on the eastern outskirts of White- lb _ Chicago McKechnie will T-.rl;. 5 12 7 0 x—Batted for Zuber in 8th. probably give with more than 200 local girls at- WATCH and JEWELRY Mayor LaGuardia, after Detroit _ 39 40 .494 Higgins. 3b_ 4 0 0 2 1 declaring BOSTON Ab R H O A them a look at most of his cast ville when the defendant company _ 34 40 .459 tending to dance with the soldiers. c _ 3 13 5 2 that all that was Philadelphia Tehbetts. Gehrig typified DiMaggio. cf_ 3 10 10 of celebrities, following his pro- recently rebuilt a line across his ss St. Louis _ 27 45 .375 Most elaborate affair of REPAIRING Cre.uoher. _ 2 0 0 2 1 “fine, good, gentle and courageous Finney, rf 2 10 0 0 single _ 26 47 .356 cedure of last when he used farm. 1 Oelirmger. 2b_ 1 0 0 0 1 If_ 4 2 3 3 0 Washington year the week-end was the formal dance in American manhood,’’ said: Williams, Trout, _ 3 0 10 1 til but three of his in p lb _ 4 O 1 12 1 players "He to baseball all that he Foxx. Won Lost Pet. sponsored by Alpha Kappa Gam- Newsom, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 gave Tabor, 3b_ 4 0 0 0 6 humilating his rivals 4 to 0. The daily movement of the tides _ 50 24 .676 at the Wil- McNair, ss _ Brooklyn ma, negro sorority, 1 0 0 0 0 had. He brought to public office Doerr. 2b_ 3 0 0 1 5 His most for the is St. Louis_ 48 28 .632 likely lineup for lengthening by a thousandth part (New York city parole commission- Peacock, c _ 4 0 3 4 1 liston Industrial High school 9 24 7 New York_ 39 32 .549 start was John Mize of the Car- of a second scien- TOTALS_ 34 3 L. Newsome, ss_ 3 0 0 5 5 non-commissioned officers of the every centruy, x—Ratted for er, to which he was appointed by Cincinnati _ 39 35 .527 dinals at first Herman Perrv in 8th. Hughson, p_ 4 0 0 1 1 base, Billy first automobile race Nov. 28, 1895, ST. Pittsburgh _ 33 35 .485 99th at the LOUS Ab R H O A the mayor) a keen intelligence and of the Dodgers at second, Arky (negro) regiment camp. 2b Chicago_ 34 42 .447 Heffner. _ 5 10 3 3 gave the same devotion and loyalty TOTALS_ 31 4 7 27 19 Mrs. Powers reported last night Boston _ 29 42 .408 Vaughan of Pittsburgh at short, McQuinn. lb .. 3 2 17 1 000 001—3 that the colored went all-out to safety as to baseball. He 200 _ 20 54 .270 girls Juilnicli. rf_ 3 2 12 0 public Washington_ Philadelphia Stan Hack of Chicago on third, Boston _ 100 120 OOx—4 on decorations for f'ullenlitne. If_ 3 0 2 3 1 will be remembered as long as base- Medwick of the Dodgers, Terry the gymnasium, Runs batted in: Clift. 3b_ 3 0 0 4 2 ball is played; he will be appreciated Error: None. Cramer, Moore of the and Mel Ott and that none of the more than 350 Williams Foxx 2. Two Cards, Hrace. rf _ 1 0 0 2 0 Travis. Archie, 2, as long as good government ex- Wil- pf the Giants in the outfield, with couples did any “jitterbuggins.” Strange, ss_ 4 0 113 base hits: Case, Cramer. Lewis, FUND COMMITTEES ists.” Van’s 54th band Swift, c- 3 0 0 4 0 liams 2. Foxx, Peacock. Double plays: Walters pitching and Harry Dan- George infantry Newsome and I Mtincrief, p_ 10 0 10 Mack declared that admiration for Hughson. L. Foxx; ning of the Giants catching. furnished the music. 1 L. Newsome and Foxx 2. Left I Harris, p- 3 0 10 0 Gehrig was not limited only to play- Doerr, The American league probably on bases: Washington 4; Boston 8. WILL MEET TODAY ers, but was shared by everyone Zuber off Sun- will use of Detroit at 1UTALS_ 29 5 6 27 10 Bases on balls: Off 4; One Another Hurt Detroit- 000 120 000—3 who came in contact with him or dra 1; off Hughson 1. Struck out: By first, of the Yankees Killed, 4. Hits: Off Louis_ 200 002 lOx—5 was inspired by his life. Zuber 4: by Hughson A meeting of the executive and pn second, Joe Cronin of the Boston Zuber 6 in 7 innings: off Sundra 1 in 1 In Greensboro Accident Lrrors: Runs bat- “His conduct on and off the base- committees of the Red Sox at of MeCosky, Perry. Passed ball: Early. Losing canvassing short, m'■ Judnich. Cullenbine 2, Clift, inning. will be held JjG{ ball field has set an example,” the pitcher: Zuber. Umpires: Rue, Stew- China Relief campaign Cleveland at third, of i Lr?n£i' Trout. Tebbetts 2. Two base Time: 1:32. At- GREENSBORO, July 6.—W— I •' veteran manager continued. "I ad- art and Summers. this morning at 10 o’clock at the Boston, Joe DiMaggio of New York I1 Trour. Three base hit: Judnich. tendance: James Howard Williams, 32, of •acrjfiee: Cullenbine. Double plays: vise the army of youths of America 25.000. courthouse. md of the Indians in was killed and rrau?r-. Heffner, and’ McQuinn. Left to follow in his footsteps.” Persons interested in the success the outfiHd with Bill Dickey of the Spray, instantly nn Detroit 12; St. Louis 8. Base Henry Shelton, 21, also of Spray, ‘a^s: After the final tribute an army Suspended of the campaign are urged to at- Yanks catching Feller. Off Trout 4; off Newson 2; Jimmy Dykes was three miles ”ar,,s: bugler sounded and floral seriously injured HOXZEMA 4‘- off Harris 3. Struck taps, tend this meeting. '»it.rnt. ncripf south of Greensboro on highway By Trout 4; by Newsom 1; by pieces were placed at the base of the Indefinitely by Harridge The campaign enters its second Miinerief i. 4 in 5 Warden Lawes No. 220 about Hits: off Trout monument, whose cost was oversub- week today with the fund stand- Resigns midnight Saturday innings: off Newsom 1 in 1 1-3; GIVES GRAND RELIEF! scribed the 6.— UP) — Jimmy when they were struck by an auto- 1 Muncrief by Yankee players. It CHICAGO, July near the half-way mark, $1,000. '. -'^vhouser in 1; off ing Post Held Since 1920 car ,n stands a that he had mobile that crashed into their f ■ off Harris 3 in 4 1-3. Hit next to similar monument Dykes admitted today Amount collected for China Relief ..relieves stain a flat pain..doesn't i? p,y Trout (Grace); by dedicated nine years to the late choice in ar- while they were repairing hhcjtr: ago used “some language’’ in local churches yesterday morn- * fCroucher). Winning pitcher: OSSINING, N. Y„ July 6.—(AT— tins. 1 This summer, don’t suffer needlessly fin,-. Miller Huggins, Gehrig’s first man- guing yesterday with Umpire Steve has not been reported. •'‘rr,s’ losing pitcher: Trout. Um- ing yet Warden Lewis E. Lawes, 57, one from the tortures of painful, red, hoc ■ with the after Ormshy, and Passarel- ager Yankees, and a Basil, but insisted that it-was The executive committee yester- , nGS Pii>gras, af nation’s best known never sunburn. Use the famous, medicated Time; 2:03- Attendance plaque dedicated last year to the been from the game. the penolo- Although hogs tan, they (paid): he had ejected stressed the need of additional Noxzema! It’s 0339 day as head of sunburn and are unable to cream, snow-white, sooth- late Col. Jacob Ruppert, the Yan- The Chicago White Sox manager to reach gists, today resigned easily voluntary contributions a he had ing—and so cooling! Try Noxzema once kee owner. made the comment after receiving 1 Sing Sing prison, post perspire. the local quota of $2,000. and see what glorious relief it brings to hst The on the monument of his indefinite leld since 1920. Wins Vo. inscription telegraphic word tenderest Lap Rally to State Commissioner the hottest, skin... how quick- reads: suspension by President William In a letter Lawes ly you feel cool and comfortable again. Anurteur Title hr Cushman “June 19, 1903—Henry Louis Geh- Harridge of the American league, Alligator Shot lohn A. Lyons at Albany, RUDE AWAKENING Large And Noxzema is so to use! rig—June 2, 1941. who said in Detroit that Dykes had asked to be relieved of his duties | pleasant Waters to a It’s greaseless, non-sticky. You can dress Hot 6.—UP) “A man, a gentleman and a great used “obscene and abusive lan- In Southport luly 16. He is eligible pension Annie Mae springs. Va., July Gayinon, colored, after it. a year. right using alter Cushman, University of Vir- ball player, whose amazing record guage” in talking to the umpire. af approximately $6,000 of 1214 Brooklyn alley, who was him was a iiar,” and two iaw student, came from be- of 2,130 consecutive games should “All I called SOUTHPORT, July 6.—Shooting “After thirty-six years spending the night at a house Money Back Guarantee! ^niaiind me out Prison in the last of the 36-hole stand for all time. Dykes said, “and he threw of a six foot, nine inch alligator, months of service in the at Ninth and Howard lap streets, Try Noxzema for your sunburn! Get a ’rginia "This memorial is a tribute from for that. Of course, after he had seen in this and Correction of New Amateur Golf tournament one of the largest department was rudely awakened Sunday jar today at any drug inals I really re- and today to whip 18-year-old the Yankee players to their beloved given me the bounce, vicinity for some time, was iTork and a twenty-one-year morning by a heavy blow on or cosmetic counter. If lan- eorge Dayton, of Newport News, captain and former teammate.” opened up with some choice ported yesterday. six-month record as warden of the back of the head. you don’t say it gives ')ho holds the state and Mid-Atlan- guage.” ■ The huge saurian was making Sing Sing prison,” Lawes wrote, A police investigation indicat- you grand, cool, sooth- banished ing relief, your Sox manager was and was I should like to be ed that the blow was money _lc scholastic titles, two and one. The a visit to the yacht basin “I feel that struck by will Leaves Cubs in ninth be refunded! Re- from yesterday’s game the around the boat of Ed free to devote to many her husband. She was treated swimming myself member the — in name inning after a prolonged protest trying to finagle causes which have long interested at James Walker hospital for Solid Mahogany and Liv- For Radio Marlow, probably Noxzema, for sunburn! Maple Announcing which he maintained that players lunch. 1 lacerations and released. 1’’groom. Room and Bed- an invitation for me.”1 Dining had inter- room furniture. Alexander Smith in the Cleveland PITTSBURGH, July 6.—W—Dizzy Fielder Taft and Sons Rugs. fered with Right BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES !!!! Martin Dean a By Edgar of the turned Wright’s opportunity of catching i rSSELL FURNITURE CO. his but back on baseball today long foul ball off the bat of Pinch Dial 7725 r not without a prayer in his heart Hitter Beau Bell. a‘- Beach Rd. at Sunset Park that he might return. At the conclusion of a double- Visit header here today between the Officers HONEY ON Cubs and the , Points In Brunswick Dean who entered the Major leagues with the St. Louis Cardi- July 6.—Large BALDWIN nals in 1930, set out for St Louis SOUTHPORT, numbers of Camp Davis officers FAMOUS where he will take a job with a and their wives visited coastal LINE OF Brewing company as a Radio broadcaster. points in Brunswick county during^ PIANOS Waxing serious between the two the holidays. and picnicking Trade In your games today, Dean said: Fishing, crabbing hundred of them to otd piano. “It think I am going to like drew several and Radio. The experience I have had Southport, Fort Caswell Long ^mali clown Easy Terms others were payment. on several occasions has been en- Beach, while many at Calabash, Sea- joyable, yet I must say I am reported visiting Holden’s Baldwin Piano Store leaving baseball with’ deep regret. side, Gause Landing aand 418 The has been to beach during the holidays. Most N- Front St. Dial 8400 game very good were civilian clothes. me and I feel I am obligated to it.” of them in \ -