ATTENDANCE IN ]DENSMORE SHUTE The Sports Trail MAJOR LEAGUES LEADING FIELD By WHITNEY MARTIN HITS HIGH PEAK FOR PGA TITLE FRANK CRAWFORD would By fit the bill if the late Kene- AP for Newt/eafures pinch hitting Whitney Martin) saw Landis was the mode. His CITY, July 10 «*) a warm Soar Toward Pre- go in if the sea's Makes KANSAS friends say Veenker has Figures _ Akron Professional draws for at n-^en a man up plans heart and the men who worked un- all rough; old War Heights; 5,074,775 67 To Lead Field Of remodeling the homestead, he der him swear by him instead of does so with an eye to his about him. Strangers sometimes Counted usually ... bathe from an un- 142 Starters remark that Veenker austere, own comfort. is there is a lot of Landis beach; That is why eye- but was anything but a guarded HAND — — out here in the Six back By JACK DAYTON, O.. July 9. (IP) brow lifting Big slapper. NEW YORK, July 9.—(A*)—Now Densmore Shute, gray over resignation of George What he lacks in color, Veenker — H. (Denny) country ... ignore the tides es- athletic director at Iowa makes up for in efficiency. Mike that Brooklyn fans are knocking haired Akron professional who won Veenker. (The Iron down the fences to get intc pecially rip tides; and and the man who drafted reg- Duke) Michalske, foot- trying the 1933 British open coppeJ state ball Ebbets league at- to govern the office ol coach at Ames, often has said Field, major the PGA in 1938 ulations to- championship that he knows of no man con- tendance figures are soaring of .Athletics in the who ... race an undertow to pace a field of 142 starters commissioner standards with 5,- ducts his business better than ward pre-war and 1937. today bagged a 32-35—67 conference. theii it'll always win; George Veenker. 0074,7755 customer paying the first 18 holes of the Veenker said his reason for re- through way into the 16 parks in the first ining simply was to provide time Anyhow, there is plenty of color 36-hole qualified for the profes- half of the 1945 season. ... swim out he for a while at in the now very far; to do as pleased Big Six what with Phog sional title. a As the majors went into a three- He has farm that re- Allen of Kansas, Potsy Clark, new- The in least. reserv- 39-year-old Shute, clip- his attention and his ex- football day “vacation,” normally ly-hired coach at Nebras- ... get excited; in dis- five strokes off par for the quires ed for the all-star game put now ping seems logical enough. ka; Ernie Quigley, Jayhawker di- Moraine Club planation tilts, the Dodgers tress, float—yell! rugged Country editors, however, already rector, and others. used for charity Sports was much the course, exhibited perfect golf. He whether Veenker home total of 715,465 >re speculating Reaves Peters, present commis- played 13 holes in even figures, and if his former UCftl. would say yes as- sioner of officials, also has been birdied the second, fifth, sixth, asked him to return as Not since the Larry MacPhail sociates mentioned for the job of boss when seventh and thirteenth. era in Flatbush have the Bums commissioner of the Big Six. The. the scope of the ofice is enlarged. touched the mark but thal Deadlocked in second place were directors have okayed the com- There are others in the background 1,000,000 and of could be reached this yeai Sgt. Jim Turnesa of Mamaroneclc. missioners plan many their who might rate ahead of both figure if Leo Durocher can keep his N. Y., Herman Barron of White ideas were in the preliminary draft Peters and Veenker. What intrigues club in the race. Both the 1944 Plains, N. Y.; Johnny Revolta ol Veenker submitted a few months Big Six observers, though, is why and 1943 home totals have beer Evanston, 111., and Sgt. E. J. Har- Whether the faculty fathers the Iowa State head man left the 8go. by the current Brooks, whc rison of Wright Field, Dayton. will give the nod in the near future loop when he was much Interested passed in have been seen by 100,000 more Holmes Is No. One The first three tacked together only those learned gentlemen know present and post war for plans for the entire Tommy Topic rr.imrfc nf ad.TJ_fifl onH Harrisnn the Six will have the than turned out but eventually Big conference. NEW YORK July 9—(^—Tom- While Holmes was stealing the ers in the tor 10 are Stan Hack, bardi of New York and Chuck time commissioner fashioned season a year ago. bad 35-33—68, to snatch the lead s full Only the taciturn Iowan can an- my Holmes’ batting streak still is leadlines, Phil C'avarretta of the Chicago, .327; Mel Ott, -New York, Workman of Boston arc tied with Wilson’s of- swer an 11-game home stand from Verl Stinchcomb, a newcom- after Kenneth “Tug” the question. If he chooses to During the No. 1 story of the National Chicago Cubs was adding 20 points .325; Reyes, New York, .323 15 home runs. Olmo's nine triples the Nap er from O., who the Ten. say, no one will be Brooklyn drew 237,758 through .309. Portsmouth, paced fice in Big misled by his League today with the Boston out- to his average, soaring into second and Don Johnson, Chicago, are high and Red Schoendienst of Veenker, dignified and words. turnstiles to enthuse and mourn as the early finishers with 33-36—69. capable, fielder stretching his string to 37 place at .372 while the Bruins ex- All figures included Sunday's St. Louis tops the bases stealers the Dodger fortunes rose and fell. -V- consecutive games with an aver- ploded into the lead. games. with an even dozen. President Branch Hickey Although of .401. Holmes held tight to first place age Goody Rosen. Brooklyn flychase.r Claude Pas- Search For Missing insists there will be no more night with Although Chicago's Na- checked his downward and in two individual departments now that the customary Rogers Hornsby’s 3.3 game spin seau games, 125 hits and took earned his eighth straight Infant Continues record was came five to .363 for 77 runs scored, St. Louis Browns 14 have been played, the unof- tional League passed up degrees -- decision for a season 10 8 Slip but he showed third honors with the rest of the over the runs batted in pitching ficial books show the after dark by Holmes Friday leadership mark he had to take second place MARION, O., July 9—W-Police tilts 357.858 of the no of letting up as he started field trailing far behind. Whit.ey from Olmo with a total of 69. The pulled grand signs Chief William E. Marks said to- the ’’ancient” standard of Kurowski of St. Louis is fourth at Boston sensation is second to Dixie to Boston’s Mort Cooper who has total. out after "break” with- won ar.d one. night he expected a To Sixth Hank Greenberg already has 44 set by Wee Willie Keeler in 1897. .330 followed by Luis Olmo of Walker of Brooklyn in doubles and eight dt-opned only j League Spot in 24 hours in the mysterious dis- repaid Detroit for the $55.00C Joe Dimaggio’s 56-game streak is Brooklyn and Rookie Vance Ding- third with 14 homers. Walker had Hal Gregg of Brooklyn was the | appearance of the baby daughter of ST. LOUIS. he draws with the Tiger! the next distant goal. es of the Phillies, tied at .328. Oth- 24 two baggers and Ernie Lorn- king with 83 victims. July 9.—(fl—Today* salary a Marion society matron and her a blue the pace in the Ameri was Monday for the St. Girls State Softball showing soldier husband. on a home attendance Louis Browns. can League He withheld detail*, aside from Tournament Is Planned of about 577,238 of which 270.185 Red Sox Portsider Picked by many experts to re- reporting that a diaper, belonging was rung up during the lates' CUCCINELLO TOPS this year, the 1941 American Will Pitch to the hospital from which peat — Is Planned City GREENSBORO, July S. —(>P)— Briggs stadium stand. New Series Today League champions are in sixth the infant was taken Sunday night, The girls are coming again, and Despite the Bengals’ spurt ai place, eight games behind the AMERICAN BOSTON, July 9.—(U.PJ— Dave had been found in Marion’* West that means the 1945 North Caro- the gate, the New York Giant! LEAGUE leading Detroit Tigers. On this the ambidextrous rookie side. lina Girls Softball tournament with are second in the majors witl Ferriss, a were in first Soldiers will Meanwhile, Tech. John L. date year ago they For the , Sgt. has amassec Pirates, 9 — m — of the Men’s championships August 589,328, most of which CHICAGO, July The a two and a half game make his debut as a to- Creviston. father of six-day-old place by the season season day: hot weather is off southpaw 13-19. in early Pirates will the series with the cooling ancient was margin over Boston. The Wilmington open July Camp morrow in an intra-city charity Jean Eileen Creviston, being when Mel Ott’s gang was in firs' Tony Cuccinello, White This announcement came last Davis Blue night at Legion Stadium at 8:30 o'- Chicago the Provost Marshal The Browns closed a home stand Brigade Wednesday Sox’s third tilt with the Braves. questioned by night from Bill Allgood, state com place. baseman, but still his Air Base seven other clock, Bert Kite, skipper of the locals said last night. arm has at Lockbourne Army Sunday against the Fourth place goes to the New melting .328 gives him an Ferriss, whose right missioner, after a meeting of state eye-lash near Columbus, where he is sta- clubs in which lost twelve not t been to win 14 games they executive board of the North Caro- York Yankees with 363,975, lead in the hitt- good enough while eleven. Me The teams have played seven American has been tioned. games winning only lina Amateur Softball Association. true picture because Joe ing race. in the League, this season with the Pirates Creviston reappeared at the base Ability to win a big majority ol Carthy’s gang is just coming hom« games One point behind is Outfielder warming up lefthanded occasion Deadline for entries into the as- a 6 to 1 lead over the Sol- today after being absent since last their home games last season was to a stand tht holding ally on the team’s recent western open long against George Case of the Washington and said he had been factor in sociation and its championship SIDESHOW diers. Joe Cronin said Thursday tn important bringing west. Senators, who seems about the only trip, and tournament has been extended to th« his mound star work visiting friends at Fostoria, Ohio, them their first American League Because the vagaries of At the same time Manager Kite batter in the -shy junior circuit he would let it was This 46 miles north of here. flag. August 1, announced. schedule called for two westerr HAMILTON, Ont„ July 9.—(JF,~ announced that Pate Fish, star of Cuccinello of/ one inning as a portsider. Ferriss capable knocking who had not seen was due to the in tourna- of- for the Sox The soldier, the team's re- change tours the American Leagu* Advertisement on a rural post Buc hurler, who was injured sev- the will hurl three innings What accounts for by top perch. said he had not ment and all and Coun- at An- A1 will be the Braves' his new child, dates, City ca.si.cill ice bulletin board nearby eral weeks ago, will be back in Pace-setter while Javery versal of form? virtually since the been informed of her disappear- ty Commissioners have been noti- opposite in the national, the mid- cester: uniform for Wednesday’s game. start of the starting mound choice. On it looks as good as season, 37-year-ald ance. paper fied to have their and the a car and players season marks should give “Wanted—Widow with Fish may get the pitching assign- "Cooch” collected seven hits The contest will Ferriss, lead- The has been only pit Jean Eileen was found last year. pitching teams that time. and Westerr a widower. missing Jakucki and registered by Eastern National four good tires, by Ap ment against the Davis club. An- in 30 trips last week for a 13-point ing pitcher in the Major Leagues, consistently good. Sig -V- from her crib in the second-floor Americans a decided advantage ply Box 6.” other favorite of the fans, Johnny Case, with 11 blows in 37 against Tommy Holmes of the Jack Kramer are keeping pace slump. nursery of the hospital at 8 p.m, Boston reflects the far-sightet The aroused of former Pirate and five to .327. Braves, who tops both circuits in with their 1944 performances Great appeal plenty Edens, player tries, dropped points She was a Lakes Defeat Defeat new Braves’ owners Sunday. wearing gown, and Tex Shirl- spending of the curiousity—but so far, no takers local all-round athlete, now in the Official statistics for games hitting with a .401 mark, and who while Nelson Potter firsl shirt and diaper. The baby, blue- turning out 259,704 for the a is on and has hit in his last 37 10-6 by Said office employee: Army, home furlough showed only two safely games. * ey have done better than their Philadelphia, post through Sunday eyed and dark haired, weighed half, about 15,000 more than the out -V- records would indicate. The team “There are plenty of widows will play in the Davis contest. other American Leaguers hitting drew all last The eight pounds. GREAT 9— club year. there but no tires.’' over Vernon FLAGPOLE IN ITALY IS ranks second in team fielding, but LAKES, 111., July The Camp Davis lineup is ex- .3300—Shortstop Step- The mother issued this appeal: men Mort Cooper purchase, Tommj .318 and errors have been at times. (U.R)—Bob Feller struck out 12 pected to be strengthened some hens of St. Louis with NEGROES’ TRIBUTE TO FDR took .be costly Holmes’ streak and the “Whoever my baby.* and Max Marshall hit a home hitting THE DALLES, Ore., July 9.— over the last series and the Sol- Second Baseman George Stirnweiss The chief weakness lies in the Bob Cole- 63-foot kind to her.” run- scoring power of it was ROME.—(7F)—A flagpole with two men on to the Great (/P)—Henry Strieff thought diers are favored to take the cur- of New York with .308. run production department. The give to be the an- —one foot for each year of the late man’s lineup appears unusual that only casual acquaint Outfielder Bob Johnson of Boston Browns stand sixth in team bat- Lakes Bluejackets a 10 to 6 vic- rent series. Captain Ken Kave- Franklin D. Roosevelt’s life—has Reconditioned Pre-War swer. ances all called over the gesticulated and would not his tops the upper .200 bracket with ting and have suffered 15 of their tory today Philadelphia Cincinnati attendance is the naugh reveal start- been erected in an almond grove to him as he drove down the street .297, followed by Leon Culberson, 35 defeats one run margins, Athletics. ing hurler, but hinted that either near members BICYCLES by poorest of the majors, approxi in his truck but he waved to Nick Canosa, Italy, by af- every Barmish or Pvt. also of the Red Sox, .296; several of them extra inning The contest, watched by 12,000 143,258 to date but that’s Cpl. Jack Early of a Negro aviation engineer bac A VAlt.ABLE AT mately one. Etten of New York, .294; and Ed fairs. A number of well pitched sailors, see-sawed until the sev behind the world cham- would start on the hill for his club. talion. only 5,000 Arriving at a feed store he stop- of Detroit, Bob Estalella of games have gone for naught when enth when the Bluejackets scored St. Louis Cardinals. Bostor The Pirates have booked the Mayo pion ped and discovered that his entire and Oris Hockett of Mayor Guiseppe Sorrenti of Ca PICKARDS the batters were unable to come five runs. and Clevelanc 32nd from Fort Philadelphia and Philadelphia truckload of had Artillery Corps nusa publicly proclaimed that on 8-3224 -v- hay burned. Chicago, .292 each. ! 209 Market St. Dial through in a clutch. are the low teams in the Americar Bragg for Saturday night’s game, Little Stirnweiss continues to be every anniversary of President One that has kept the the Indians finishec Kite said. thing although just MANILA, July 2. with death—April 12—the citizens will their inabil- —(Delayed)— Mr. Big of specialized socking Browns down has been a long stay at home. Adelbert -V- bank the flagpole’s base with flow WARD DOG OFEICER (/P)—Pfc. Henderson shot most runs, most three-paggers, to with the Tigers. They home at 54; The Jewel Box GIFT SHOP ity cope The approximate paid too straight. ers. d 13 encounters with the | Winter Park To Meet 10; and most hits, 91, supplanting have lost 9 of tendance of the majors for The ■ Wilmington'* Only Down*t*ln Saratoga, Wyo., soldier kill, case as the leader in the latter de- The battalion built a four-foot Steve O'Neill’s men. Last year first half season was: H store Headquarter* for ON INACTIVE LIST ed a Jap officer. East Wilmington Nine wall around the base of the flag- they more than held their own partment. The bullet cut the Nip’s sword Louis each foot a who were their George McQuinn of St. kept pole, symbolizing with the Bengals, Brooklyn .— 715,46! in two and shattered his wrist The Winter Park NEW Jack- baseball team, ahead in doubles with 20 and Case Presidential term. At the base I FINE GIFTS chief rivals. BERN, July 9.—Capt. New York -- 589,321 | watch—ruining two perfectly good under the supervision of Frank in stolen bases they placed a marble with K Come In and Make Tour son H. Boyd, of Southern Pines, 297,48! 1 continued to lead plaque Chicago souvenirs. former Pirate has been offi- Hines, outfielder, with 19 while Johnson grabbed un- the words: “This is dedi ■ Selections! who commanding ....- 289,73 flagpole Pittsburgh will encounter the East RALEIGH LAWYER cer of the Marine war detach- Wilmington leadership in runs batted rated in of President dog Boston _ 259,79' disputed memory MANILA. July 2. Bloodhounds at 5:30 Wednes B Located Downstairs ment at Camp Jejeune since it 186,20! | —(Delayed)— p.m. in with 48. In the league that once Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1882-1945.'’ TO HEAD AMERICAN Philadelphia )— Jacksonville Soldier tion of Insurance counsel, will suc- John Boyd, seaman first class, BEING DEMOLISHED Illness Of Juror Mrs. E. L. Riggin, an Olympia USN, lost his life in action dur- Is ceed David A. Simmons of Hous- mother, reported to her ba Home On South ( police Furlough 9— W —If ton, and will be sworn in at ing November, 1942, in the Halts Meadows Cast MILWAUKEE, July Tex., by’s clothing and diapers were Pacific. do not have any place to go, the annual meeting in Cincinnati, stolen from her wash line. JACKSONVILLE, July 9. T-Sgt. you so Mrs. A brother of the late James Boyd, 9. — John arrived home on a you can not go any place, beginning Sept. 10. GREENVILLE, July HP) She told police she was not Murrill, North Carolina par Gertrude Ihrcke and her five small He was nominated to the post of Southern Pines, The second trial of Dr. Leon R ticularly concerned about 30-day furlough Sunday after hav loss ol were bv state in a mail bal- historical novelist and poet, Cap- former of Eas ing' been overseas in the children stayed where they delegated Meadows, president the clothing as about what might European distinction came and tore their lot, and won over Carl Ricks of tain Boyd served with Carolina Teachers College who i: 1 happen to the thief. theatre of operations, where he and the men can- the first World War as a was to the home down around them. Milwaukee, Wis., only other during charged with several counts of em Her baby has .carlet fever. attached Third Armv n That was the situation when Pfc. didate for the post. captain with the Ameri- Expe- oezziemeni ana iaise preierise, wa; Troops, for the past 15 months. North to the Force in France and the tod At the end of his he will Lester Ihrcke came home on fur- Carolina’s delegate ditionary delayed temporarily again a; DES MOINES, July 9. — (£>) furlough, j is of in report to Fort and it’s still American Bar Association Army Occupation Germany. bcause of the illness of a juror. Mailmen would stagger under bur- Jackson, S. C. lough Sunday night A fox hunter and of na- the are — the frank Winslow of Rocky Mount, sportsman T. V. Sexton of Elizabeth City, i t den if the state of Iowa followed Sgt. Murrill is the husband of way things today who with Smith and Louis Poisson tional note, he was chosen for the was in a to Mrs. building where the Ihrckes have a regular juror, Greenvill. ; the letter a request of the Margaret Hurst Murrill and of in the bu the small apartment has been under Wilmington also serve war dog training school when it hospital with heart trouble, Federal War Production Board in son of Mrs. Mamie Murrill. A House of said he ha< ! wrecking hammers for nearly two Delegates. was opened at Camp Lejeune and Judge J, Paul Frizzelle connection with approximately 100 brother, Sgt. Joe Murrill. USMC, months and now not even the walls -V- rendered outstanding service there. been advised by attending physi tons of steel. recently was granted an honorable Buy WAR BONDS AND STAMPS cians that the wouk I When the after are left. The Marine war dogs have been juror probably board informed state dicharge having been in the be to to the box tomor The structure is to be repaired used in the Pacific. able return officials it could not allow enough Facific for 25 months, his second UPiKULT MAIK extensively to conform w'th the code. _ building f —m -V- row. steel for two 1946 license tour of duty with the Marine Corps. plates the and water -V- per car, it asked: -V- Today electricity “Will was turned off but the Ihrckes New Bern Ensign you kindly return, if pos Mass Arrests Under Way sible Civitans s*ill haven’t gone anywhere, be- by return mail, the amount oi Wilmington Is cause when you have five small Home On Leave Bavaru l steel not required by Throughout you?” Will Meet At Beacli children in war-swollen Milwaukee HAIR NEW there seems to be no place to go. moroline — TONIC BERN, July 9.—Ensign 9. (/Pi —A ATLANTA, July 9. _yp)— For TRY A bottle MUNICH, July The Wilmington club of Civitan IN GOLD LABEL now William F. Ward, Jr., XJSNR, who foremos' mer First Lt. William K. Big generous SIZE, fa J' mass arrest of Bavaria’s Dobson, International will hold a & WHITE LABEL was last week from the meeting graduated financiers and in who was wounded twice in 14 business men, at Ocean Inn on Wrightsville A 86 PROOF Naval Reserve Midshipman’s American mili months overseas service “Scratching” Dog dustrialists by the and then Beach, afternoon at 4 School in New York City, is spend- is Thursday DO YOU NEED tary was under way to discharged, back in the army- o’clock. Is in Torment I some on leave with government ing time here drafted as a buck private. day. The meeting will take the place Thousand! of dog owners have this his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Col, in found With 102 already in custody, Discharged January, he mar- of the regular business good way to keep their pete from constant Ward, before leaving for his first ried meeting scratching, biting, rubbing, and LUGGAGE Charles E. Keegan, Bavarian mili and got his old job back with at digging the Friendly cafeteria. Re- Once a week give them a dose of Rex official assignment on the West New the U. S. for Your Vacation tary governor and former Forestry Service here freshments will be served and Hunters Dog Powders. These powders usu- Trip? Coast. to ease York said “this Then the from draf: ally help bring prompt from an In- City councilman, greetings the President Tom Lawther urged a tense itching irritation that has centered in We A For the past year and a half the German small board. He’s a the nerve endings of the skin. The ! Have Size will show frj private at Camp full mem- dog's attendance, promising urge to scratch abates—the dog is happier, and Price To Ensign Ward has been in the naval we mean business in the de, Fla. Fit really Blending, bers a varied program. more contented. No wonder a purchaser Your reserve, for some time taking V-5 Nazification of Bavaria.” writes: "Rex Hunters Dog Powders have Require- my dog great relief. Many thanks training. Before joining the service said it was given ments. Keegan assumed ST. LOUIS, July 9. —UP)— Mar- to call himself Martin Truman. from 'Chink' and self.” Why not try them he attended the Citadel at Charles- 25c at that the men had had some asso tin Weisenberg may his on your ownjcratching dog. any good change Judge Ruddy advised nim to take store, pet or sport shop. (Economy size Alfred D. ciation wdth the name drug ton. An older brother, Nazis because 01 but Circuit Judge Edward M. a name “not so in box only $1.00). prominent pub Continued diarrhea—rectal Ward, is also an ensign in the Navy their leading positions. Ruddy can see no reason he be Important. New York, FINKELSTEIN'S why life.” Weisenberg, who explain- When your dog show, such symp- PARK & TILFORD IMPORT CORP, of the should Itching. and a graduate Midship- -V- choose the name of" the ed his choice reflected his admira- toms. suspect and look for Worms. Rex Corner Front and Market Worm (No. 1 men’s School in New York. He is Of Egypt’s 350,000 miles president of the United States. tion Hunters Dependable Capsules square for the president, said he had for small dogs; No. 2 for large dogs) give now on in the Pacific. are desert. In duty 337,664 denying Weisenberg’s petition not decided on another name. immediate results. j * V