IMC1 CARTERET NEWS-TIME- tUE$Ar,.AqX7ST 10,. COUNTY MOREEEJl CTTT AN BEAUFORT, Nv ft PACE TEXE3 '. r : second on pinch-hitte- r Moore'srTsin- TIDEWATER LEAGUE gle. After Billy Davis whiffed, Beaufort Doitbie Bill McKaney forced Moore at second, W. L. Sweeps Hamilton going all the way in Morehead City 21 8 J. O.Baxter Jr. from second to score. McKaney Swansboro ... 19 9 8-- 5-- tried to make second on, the play, Marshallberg n 12 THE EYE b rom 1 4 but he was caught, Newport 13 15 Swansboro, and to the necond baseman. Jacksonville 13 17 Saturday's Game R. U, E. Beaufort 12 17 ONLY Morehead 110 000 000 2 12 2 Havelock 11 ( 18 Beaufort made a clean sweep of Marsh'berg 000 100 30x 4 3 1 Harkers Island-Strait- s .... 10 20 Front St. ; its with, second-plac- e Sunday's G.-.- R. tt. E, Swansboro over the weekend: win Morehead Divides Pair Marsh'berg 000 000 001 2 7 6 At least four Toronto players, in 8-- ning Saturday Beaufort, and. Morehead 10c fi23 02x 10 11 3 Third Baseman Willie (Puddin-head-) &unaay in Swansboro. 9-- Jones, Stan In Les Lopata I 1 mT-- H I Sunday's Same, southoaw Since the "Washington Redskins and pitchers Emery Church and ter Sharpe hurled for Beaufort and-- , With Nine of the National Tro Football Lou Possehl, are scheduled to get allowed three hits, two of them Marshallberg were in. 1932 "scratch" League organized tryouts with the Philadelphia Phil- singles. Leroy Mclntoshj they have drawn playing talent lies of the National next cnugm, ana was relieved League Dy Butler Morehead. City its -heade- r from 101 different colleges. spring. ROYAL to: the eighth split ardment with two. in the eighth with IMaVshaiioerg over the inning. Stoy doubled and Benton THEATRE MOREHEAD Moore , started, for Swansboro, weekend, losing en- There are more than 18,000 mo- but had. to be McNeil Saturday's singled, scoring Stoy. Centerfield- replaced by counter at Marshallberg, 4-- and tion theaters in the United in the sixth, er Myron (Ace) Harris, showing picture winning Sunday, 10 2, to help Jack fie.'dcd the States. TUES, WED. ; Jackie Wallace led the Beaufort great indifference, ball Gardner celebrate his "day." very sloppily on Benton's for GEORGE BRENT attack with including a two-ru- n I Saturday saw. Morehead collect an und while Benton round- double. error, BEVERLY ROBERTS CE 12 hits, but apaprently even those ed second and started for third. BEDROOM SUITE ; Johnson hurled for Beau- Stanley bingles couldn't drive in more Harris leisurely strolled over in fort and a BEAUFORT Saturday pitched brit than two runs. Marshallberg got puffs of a cigarette to pick liant game, allowing but two hits. four runs on three hits. GOD'S COUNTRY up the ball and return it to the . ; oho nf voi-ini- u THEATRE Beaufort, N. C. . . with depoodebU thp "srmtph" u; Clifton Sharpe went the route infield. 4 Hmound oppotent was who protection and torvUe AND THE WOMAN" McNeil, for Morehead to get charged with TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY was relieved in the sixth. a- - The throw went on by Craig his first defeat of the season through JOEL McCREA Beaufort broke the ice five Brown, playing third, to allow Ben- scoring gainst wins. Myron (Ace) FRANCIS DEE In Saturday's tussle with, a run in Harris- pitched for Marshallberg ton to circle the basepaths and the initial inning. Ben Hester snd received credit for the win. score a "" on a single. S. A. CHALK, JR. walked, stole second, took third Pitching Sunday's game for Brown was charged with an er- "FOUB FACES WEST" when the ror for MUTUAL Till RS. . FRt. catcher threw wild, and Jimmy Webb. His opponent on missing the throw. also- - came in to score on was who ' Nelson, the INSURANCE AGENCY Tracy Hooper's the mound Herb Pate, Chapel managing CARTOON - MUSICAL SPENCER TRACY iiy to center. went the route for the loss. Marshallberg nine, then proceeded Ceremonies to make a very wise move that LANA TURNER The Beaufort combination held proceeding Sunday's saw Morehead fans hon- probably was respected as such by THURSDAY - FRIDAY First Citizens Rank. Bldg. ZACHARY SCOTT on to this slim lead until Swans game City or their centerfielder and Ell who like to see baseball played WALLACE BERRY boro knotted the. count in the manager M 8.162 in Gardner. all the way up to the hilt: he al- - JANE POWELL fourth frame. Simon Stvron walk Jack Among the pres- Morehead lowed a who CASS TIMBERLANE" eo and reached when ents given to Jack by nitc, good pitcher Morehead City third Ray water tnea nis Dest, to iimsn mc Hasseil erred on businessmen were three game "A DATE WITH Stanley's ground two cases of cold drinks, nn the mound and immediately er, run scored when Wheele'ss, fun melons, toaster, cooker, yanked Harris out of the lineup JUDY" njng ior simon who was shirts, pressure Myron, case of alarm and replaced him with a substitute. hurt on the previous play, scurried evaporated milk, Plus 12 Marshallberg's final came home as Butler clock, cans of motor oil. coffee tally LATEST WORLD NEWS vainly attempted and in the ninth inning. Hamilton iv prevent s melt ot se set, waffle iron, cash, many TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Stanley other reached first on an error ami took cond. gifts. CITY MERLE OI1ERON - PAUL LUKAS W. Dill mane the Three more runs put Beaufort Mayor George ROBERT RYAN permanently in the lead in the presentation of the gifts on the THEATRE ball field near the where sixth inning. Hester singled, took stands, TIIURS. - FRI. MAPLE second on an infield out, and reach all the fans could hear and see the "BERLIN EXPRESS" ed third on Hooper's hit. Hester proceedings. EASY TERNS WALNUT ispored on Fenner to Boyd's fly Morehead the in RACES THI MOST TA&KIP ABOUT scoring DOC PICTURI opened IVIR MADII renter, and consecutive singles by 'tilt by scoring a lone NOW TO N SHOWN K THI NRtT HMI Wallace and Hester broueht in Sunday's Al marker in the first frame. Francis Ii Hooper. Wallace, who had taken Every Night (Except Sunday) Rain or Shine you're a "Doubting Thomas" as lo whether trippled into deep left cen second on the throw-i- n of his hit, Stoy over the heads of the pulled-i- RSGitMIZJgRfCg&f also counted on Hossell's blow. ter good furniture can be bought we outfield, and scored a few seconds Post Time 8:30 P. 11. reasonably, urge Beaufort doubled its for THE output when erred on PICTURE IT he and the on ice later Roy McKancy A TREMENDOUS to day put game Legalized Pari Mulucl Under of TOOK TWO YEARS you see these marvelously priced bedroom suites Wayne Benton's bounder. Operations, Supervision CAST Of m tallying four runs in the eighth TO MAKE. came to count in 2,50... stanza. Boyd doubled, Wallace Two more in Morehead City Raring Commission. that we the third inning to make it are featuring during August strolled, and Hasseil singled, scor- DUEl HAS IEEN THI PICTURE 01 hich eventually proved to be all A ing Boyd and moving Wallace to NO MINORS SEEN THOUSAND the the Morcheaders need- IT OVUM second. A passed bell followed by margin MOMENTS. walked came in MltllON PEOPli Ik wild pitch scored Wallace and ed. Benton and CAROLINA RACING ASSOCIATION moved Hasseil to third before Tom to count on Gardner's double, August Is The Month Benton Gardner himself scoring when Pig- GREYHOUND RACE TRACK walked. Butler's fly to JENNIFER JONES in and a gy Smith singled. CREG0RY.FECK JOSEPH C0TTEN right brought Hasseil, MOREHEAD CITY id pitch followed by Johnson's Marshall scored in the fourth When You Should lit tallied Benton and ended the when Pittman singled and John Buy scoring. Hamilton doubled, moving Pittman ialurdny's Gnat K. H. E. to third, from whence he. scored swansboro 000. 100 0002 2 1 when Stoy knocked down Gard FURNITURE ieaufort .... 100 003 04x 8 It 2 ner's throw from the outfield and A I then could not make the throw to 9 Uif Jjlfete in time to catch Pittman. Benton s single, uuiy uayis iwo-bas- e 1 error on Gardner's bouncer, the . STUDIO COUCH All Six Pieces IB-T- ldLied!. . and a, by Smith accounted V t single dimj2ate TT, for Morehead's twosome hi the TWO END TABLES nil fifth session. stanza .,1 Major C. 1. Bright, sailing "All-- A trio of runs in the sixth, TWO LAMPS 8--1 Morehead's .llj h.', toefc top honors in the eight-- make the score in the . . STfttt !.(' ben-fo- on an fluced. class of the Morehead, favor. Webb reached first (Zmipau2 ONE SMOKING STAND ailr on a ng raqes, Sunday afternoon, when infield hit and took second Consecutive walks to he; defeated, his only competitor, wild pitchr ' the t Henry Qrntond Wade, sailing Benton and Gardner loaded Semester Hours-,"- - by three miir sacks, and a long double into far Palmer dee urfuf toes. left center by Footsy 1 Major Bright didn't need an alibi promptly emptied them. o cross the eight street Morehead Morehead concluded tne Domo- - City finish line of the five mile ii outheast course in 1:17:45. "Se- - '(, nester Hours" clocked in at 1:20; MORE PEOPLE BUY CI? i5. In the popular comet class. Bach To Scbal . Iv. Booker Cunningham) sailing "Miss. I 4I.' ire" captured first at 1:04:50 with nii;l( . n !ti . t , nil aiiimy run, wuiwK u,jJirsj aione, i; fwenty seconds behind him. Toddy l t.ol OTHER .111'- ind in "Tar ' M5' CM jane Parker, Baby WM ook third following Sammy Pou by thirty seconds. . 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