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1945-05-11 [P falbert, Segura Found ’CATS WILL PLAY Not Guilty Of DURHAM Horse Show Will Charges BULLDOGS — * Open Today Talbert and ... yorK, April 10—<A>)—Bill Francisco (Pancho) No. 2 and 3 respectively, have been cleared by the TODAY AT Twins Trouble Coach ranked* DURHAM Sf8ura' Tennis Association of charges they were paid excessive ||EVENT SCHEDULED Weatherman Postpones L' S' Holcombe Ward said monies. President today. Is the charges were made by Edward Stillman, Billy Hardison Schedul- eXP<w" 6d said’that FOR LEGION HELD All Tilts Tennis who later Major League arf ,he professional Magazine, apologized ed To Handle The Wild- __—-*to the USLTA and the two olaver* NEW YORK, May 10—(£>)—For the second time during this young ndividually. cat Mound Duties Sulky Race Will Be Added season, old man Jupiter Pluvius washed out the entire major league In addition, the tennis boss said, baseball with the Louis : ‘the two Attraction To After- day schedule today only Washington-St. gam* says players immediately fil- New Hanover High’s Wildcat Smooth 'd remaining. complete reports of expenses horsehiders will play their final noon eceived for the Show With 21 playing days of the season gone the 16 Florida tourna- conference tilt Of the season this by, big leagu* nent and teams CINCH i these were verified in when the to Dur- have already been plagued with 45 postponements, 24 in th* NOT afternoon, journey New Hanover County’s Eighth outs ivery way.” The expenses were ham for an encounter with the National ana zi in tn« boys Annual Fear --*---* league 1 ound not excessive and the Cape Horse Show will American. VABK Mav 9.—(&)—Man- play- from Duke and Gleason streets. The Chicago White Sox, < :rs cleared. this of the St. In the last Bulldog-Wildcat tilt, get underway afternoon at Boston Braves and Cincinnati Reda h'EVnilTv southworth Although the and clear- have agcr does not charge Coach Seaton Holt’s charges staged 2:00 p. m., and tonight at 8 o’clock &(HOW THEY] suffered the most, each be* Cardinals af*e.e nce of the said Lou:S that his players the sup- a seventh to come with shows at ing washed out eight times. r-t experts inning uprising tomorrow the same baseball to >osed incidents happened at “a are a cinch ] from behind and edge out the lo- times. Postponements means double "-'‘^"’Champions riorida tournament,” staff mem- flag 10-7. headers later on — fourth consecutive cals, Bill and double their ] >ers of the USLTA said the ex- Dillon, show manager, dis- ^°ex Hardison, who has started feSTAND headers mean an extra burden on Billy >enses paid the for closed that the proceeds from the ** that the aqui- pair appear- off only two tilts for the Hanover- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS the pitching staffs. Luckily, most yZ does feel j nces in show will go to the Girl Scouts. m (Buster) exhibitions at Palm Beach is slated for mound with American League clubs have above mitfielder Elvin ians, duty, Donald and George Russell, left to right, make up the first twin- average hurling h. md Pompano actually were in- Immediately following the 2 New York at Detroit Phil- Little Heath behind the plate. brother act at Duke. Famous ppnd. corps this season, if past the Philadelphia ; volved. Levy ever to play brother combinations have o’clock( show, as an added attrac- perform* fition<°from much In Hardison’s two he lim- Boston at Cleveland ppnd. ances are indication. their chances starts, appeared on Duke’s rosters in the past, such as the McAfee and Davis < four any They said that Talbert’s verified tion, local fast-stepping race at fllS, ited the Goldsboro Earthquakes to brothers, but never has a coach had as much trouble boys Philadelphia Chicago ppnd. Of the 254 expense account telling horsesj will take to the turf. starting pitchers thua showed that he as is Donald Washington at St. Louis night. four base blows, and emerged with apart Jack Coombs having. plays every position in the The far, 125 have gone the route, for ■eceived no money for a Palm entries are Iron Major and the only ’Cat victory of the season. infield, and George pitches. , an average of .492. Last 3each hotel room, the Symbol Stella, owned by Albert National year, said today. spending He was turned back in his second League which was hailed as a light at the home of Simon; Glitter Princess, owned pitchers' break;ar’g°Southworth weak friends. start Cincinnati at New la5! was my only by Whiteville. and driven J. York, ppnd. year, produced a percentage of outneia'field Talbert, formerly of Cincinnati by Wyle Parkers; The and Augie on St. Louis at Brooklyn ppnd. only .455. Mallory >ut now Holt will probably call Cap- and Guy Call, owned and driven employed in war work GRAPPLING SHOW KOCZAN CAPTURES bv at sp0t they ace Tobacco- Pittsburgh Boston ppnd. he are good youngsters it tain Tommy Daniels, D. C. North. American loop, flashing the !"o a Wilmington, Del., received a at Serga w ereen and steady to handle the hill, and Earl When the Chicago Philadelphia ppnd. finest in shows etter from Stillman which said towner, competition is narrow- pitching years, 7J like Buster! to do the ed complete games out of aref, l PMayer n past “I probably have done King backstopping. SLATED TONIGHT NOHIT down, it will probably be Iron 126, while as you CONTEST STANDINGS dependable outfieid trio Durham has five family and Call in the senior circuit is behind with ^ in injustice, as well as Pancho dropped Major Guy the home league- Adams while a of with National League 33 in 128 starts. in the j legura, in statements outings, adding only pair stretch, no-telling which of ?h"f3 sganv A1 Schoend- mentioning The all-star wrestling card will John Koczan. Air Base under- Team Won Lost Pet. sood v‘leftfielder. ibout unusual wins. In the event that the locals ; the two will break the The Detroit all expenses given for offered at Thalian Hall, hurled his second tape. Tigris pace field be tonight hander, City New York _ 13 4- .780 back to right day in Florida this emerge victorious, Durham and Thirteen classes will appear in clubs with 11 out of 15 ^^go j season. announced Eert Causey. Softball no-hitter last complete heals, Promoter _ ,enEt shoulder Hanover will be into League night, ^the afternoon show, and thirtppn Brooklyn 10 6 .625 The ,, his ‘‘My information was not from New plunged ■games. Chicago White Sox The gong for the first match will as the Bluethenthal Air Base won 8 7 .533 'ery authentic a tie for fifth plane. Wilmington is in the night The afternoon I Chicago and Cleveland Indians are close sources, as I pick- out over Boat 8- show. at 8:30. the Crash ten, _ the cellar, ring promptly show will feature Cincinnati 6 8 .429 behind with 10 out id this up from gossip from dif- now inhabiting Model Three-- of 14 and 10 fcTaft.SftJa’U; Jimmy Coffield, of Kansas City, 0, in the nightcap of a double- Gaited Boston- 7 9 .438 erent people.” In the higher-up bracket in the Horses, Local Pleasure out of 15 respectively The St. amd popular Sonny Meyers, will header. In the opener, Ethyl Dow 7 9 .438 Talbert was Horses, Model Five-Gaited Pittsburgh_:_ Louis Cards with out of 15 is defeated by Sgt. league standings, Wilson’s Cyclones entertain- turned back the Bluethenthal Med- Horses, eight s-‘*r£?,,rf'=>,ohn''Hopp ___ ny pilot of open up the evening's Three-Gaited Philadelphia 4 13 .235 are best in |d.headed rrankie Parker in the lead Mount a single Horses (15-.2 and un- the National. Philadel- National Rocky by ment. Coffield has declared him- ics, 10-5. iingles at Forest Hills last Mount snapped a 15 der), thoroughbred and Halfbred phia’s Phillies show the poorest, ,he E Septem- game. Rocky self as to the way ahd how he will Koczan whiffed 11 batters, al- American of his terrible per- >er and Hunters, Local League percentage with only five out of drains j Segura, two-fisted year streak by Wilson, him two three Crash Boaters Driving Class, Major play- winning beat Meyers. “I can beat lowing only Five-Gaited Team 17. ,1 when his son, ■r from Ecuador, is the 2-1. However, Mares, Junior Walk- _ Won Lost Pet.: shW,S los* National Tuesday afternoon, an so. the to reach the initial sack, those sonai jr wwas killed straight falls in hour,” Horses, 10 4 Jr- ( lollegiate Champion. the Blackbirds have dropped a pair ing Working Hunters, Chicago ,714 The Tigers Paul (Dizzy) Trout MW Southwoitn. was made with the under- by walks. Koczan was credited match Three-Gaited Horses (over Detroit ...._ 10 5 .667 to and the hope that 15:2), leads all pitchers with five route- >" a Raleigh, only if Coffield does not ful- with his first no-hitter last week under- standing, Local Children’s New York _ 10 6 .625 couldn’t Railroad-towners entertain is Horsemanship going jobs. Teammate Alton Ben- '1C ^."winter, such the fill his declaration, he is to re- when he handcuffed the Prisoner was made (12-years-old and Five xWashington _ 9 9 .50C Hank his dub Durham may stop the Cycs of under), ton, Borowy of the Yankees, Vwhv win J that whatsoever. War Guards, 8-2. to ceive no _ favorite flANOVERNETMEN the pay Gaited-Stallions and Geldings, and xSt.
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