DESPERATE CARDINALS CLOSE GAP _ x xxx X X X XXX XXX X X X rs r\ r' RALLY IN SIXTH Defeated In U. S. Amateur ON CRABTREE’S Estelle Page Meet PAYS OFF Keller, Yankee Slugger, BETTY HICKS WINS Cape Fear League Closes Brooklyn Goes Down 4 to 3 Out For Rest Of Season OVER CAROLINIAN Season Sunday In Second Game of Cru- Afternoon - results of By GAYLE TALBOT spikes caught in the dirt, wrench- By R. J. POWELL the the first cial Series IN SEMI FINALS the encode. NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—(J)—The ing the ankle. There also was a With the first half winners, As is the case in most Cola a one playcg'^ Yankees’ prospects sprained ligament or two. Pepsi club, holding both teams acted A. L. contrary t0 H. ANDERSON a blow when it was The loss of Keller is about as Helen of game advantage over the By J. suffered today Sigel Philadelphia, vance as that could have King outfit, the Fear loop’s predictions, Pepsi Cola ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.—(®—The found that their slugging left field- serious anything Cape c- to the American champs. Opposes California Star 1941 championship series draws to smarted the speedy St. Louis Cardinals squeezed out er, Charley Keller, had incurred happened Kingers 0ns as he is called by a close on Sunday afternoon with base and over the a chip fracture of his left ankle “King Kong,” In Finals paths the a 4 to 3 victory Brooklyn Today the Kingsmea would not a his teammates, is leading both ma- the two teams battling on dia- Dodgers today, with the help of and probably swing turn out-slugged the this season. leagues in runs-batted-in, with mond at Legion stadium. Series beverage J'* a of the two oldest bat again jor with pair triples by 2 and the willow. Keller’s ankle was placed in a 122, and his 33 home runs were 12. game No. starts at 2:45 the n. -n on the team, and crowded BROOKLINE, Mass.j Sept. one less than had been third if un- Although both cast. Dr. Emmett Walsh, club only banged —UP—Mrs. Hicks Newell of game, necessary, gets handed’ back within a game of the National Betty the ^—mmmmmmmmm shook his head the leaders, Ted Williams of derway immediately after lehd. physician, emphat- by her sterling records, we can't league declared there “wasn’t the Boston Red Sox. Long Beach, Calif., regained opener. help * 11 ically and give our vote for the star DEMON TAILBACK—J. V. Pruitt, 180 pounds, 5 ft., The Redbirds are famous far that Keller would be Joe McCarthy was too putting touch in the nick of time Back to the wall, the fighting of a chance” to and wide as a collection of young- have a difficult task fac- game that inches, from Wilson, N. C., who will be one of the main- able to play in the championship crestfallen to discuss the misfor- today Jo gain a finalists’ berth in Kingsmen ground-covetr sters, fast and reckless, and they tune. It is certain he will them if they are to fly the shortstop of the backfield when the Deacons play series. virtually the Women’s National Amateur ing Kings, jcC{ stays in the- Wake Forest banked on in a 20- banner this season. youth starting The injury occured in yesterday’s nominate the veteran George Sel- championship Smidt, who handled seven Davis 20 on Legion year-old rookie, Howard Pollet, in kirk to take Keller’s Selkirk golf championship by defeating In the jump on the chan* Camp Saturday, September field._ game here with Detroit, when Kell- place. getting Kings, some of them almost of certain s-| today’s critical second chapter er made an unsuccessful effort to is far from the hitter that Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of the PC’s, in most books, have es- being with series. themselves as favorites ties, out even the the three-game slid safely into second base. His Keller is. The only alternative is Greensboro, N. C., in a 19-hole tablished fair* a to capture the two-out-of-three bobble. Smidt looked But it was two veterans, 35-year- Frenchy Bordagaray, right-hand match at the country club. Helen just-' old Gus Mancuso and 37-year-old batter who was with Kansas City game setto. smooth in taking care of eight it Sigel of Philadelphia preceded her to cast some on the Estel Crabtree, who crashed last season. Hoping light portunities coming his way m * BRAVES a 3 and 2 back and first at GOOD MORNING through to glory when their backs PIRATES, Keller’s teammates were down- into the finals with matter, let’s go explore game the Stadium cast when the news reached the Getting over to the were against the wall. victory over Mrs. Frank Gold- batting*, bench just before the start of to- thwaite of Fort Texas. partment, most of the Mancuso, the crafty , Worth, lead-, AGAIN S r TWO day’s tussle with Detroit. Until late in their semi final hitters on both clubs Southward Ho! smashed a into cen- enjoyed, three-bagger “We’ve been to him somewhat placid to trying get round, Mrs. Newell had great afternoon why terfield in the second some of the to to take a rest and let that Charley trouble sinking even the shortest YESTERDAY’S RESULTS lesser lights shorn drive home St. Louis’ first and Pittsburgh Wins First 6 3, American By GLENWARD BLOMME horse heal before the world’s se- of putts, but her splendid long- League brighter with the bat. Firstbast then scored himself on a single Boston 5: St. Louis 0. man Takes Second En- ries, but he wouldn’t listen,” one enabled her to out a Horton, of the Pollet. Boston game wipe Chicago 2; Philadelphia 0. Kings, took i* by of them said. honors with a and recre- one-hole deficit at the 11th aijd New York 8; Detroit 2. , two sk fall invitation cruise of southbound And after the had counter 5 to 0 out of five The second Dodgers forged “He wanted to win that home then pull into the lead on the 13th, Washington 7; Cleveland 4. gles trips to the nlati 16 National start off from New York on October in front in the fifth on three runs, run race.” 1 with a birdie four. League and the PC’s Yates Hawkins ational craft will Boston 3-5. w, the Amen- the amazing Crabtree, who was Mrs. Pittsburgh 6-0; the big man for his the Cruise Committee of 12.— UP) — Page then played two short Cincinnati New York club, gettk, under the auspices of PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8; 4. for forbidden to play baseball by his holes in flawless re- 3. two four while cities and towns and Braves a fashion to St. Louis 4; Brooklyn Johnnie Ede- can Power Boat association. Twenty-five a Tne Pirates split Hunker physician because of kidney op- gain the lead, which she sur- Philadelphia 5; Chicago 3. Benson, and Jr. have been listed second straight double-header here again Edwards the eastern intracoastal waterway eration last year, sparked the ELMER RIDDLE rendered when Mrs. Newell rapped generally rated the leading p J along from today the Pirates winning the first, STANDINGS of call. The entire log for the trip Cards to two more runs wi*h a in a 15-footer on the 18th for a hitters, got only two hits as overnight ports 6 to 3, for Lloyd Dietz’ seventh between canal route triple in the sixth. winning four. Two beautiful wood Won Lost Pet. them for the day’s effort. Bunt, to Miami via the protected inside of the year and A1 Javery Flushing Bay victory New York_ 94 47 .667 one of the Morehead This winning rally started with the 5 WINS NUMBER 17 shots put the Californian hole-high Covington, power ir.sj will be miles. Elizabeth City, Belle Haven, blanking the Bucs in finals, Boston_ 74 66 .529 for the 1.419 Curt Davis Don and about 30 feet to the right on Grocery boys, went walking Padgett. to 0. —- 79 99 .51+ hitless Chicago for the as did and South- Mize a harmless the extra hole which she won with Cleveland_ 69 70 .496 day Alvah Tatum City, Wrightsville Johnny fly a hit Reds Make Javery, who didn’t permit 13 Blows Off Four 68 73 who the the and then Crabtree rifled a terrific a birdie four, after missing an Detroit_ .482 banged apple well over will be among ports held a 1 to port after the fourth inning, bare inches. St. Louis_ 61 .76 .445 the 300 mark the drive against the of the pa- Hurlers to Down N. Y. eagle by during last halt visited. The local yachting RAID 3 edge when Eddie _ 61 79 .436 BOMBERS 0 edge until the eighth Miss Siegel, aided several Philadelphia vilion roof in came by _ 79 .428 notice of rightfield and double and two bunts set 8 to 4 Washington 59 public should take Miller’s Giants, fortunate accidents, built a two- rushing home a moment later on Moore’s up State Team was the stage for Gene single holes on her Finds Attack this cruise which origi- a to left Frank lead Texan rival while Won Lost Pet. DETROIT HURLERS fly by (Creepy) with the bases filled. Eddi had out in one _ 89 50 .640 to create more interest 1 going 38, over par. Brooklyn nated Crespi. four hits in the first game. CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.—(tB—The Louis_ 87 50 635 To Be Used By R'icIwiOni I BROOKLYN Mrs. Goldthwaite, however, St. in the recreational value of R H O A , who usually are Cincinnati_ 75 62 .547 Pitchers Reese, ss_ 5 114 3 The Pirates were charged with to back a hole Yankees managed gain by _ 75 64 and Comb Tiger weak hitters, made 13 blows off Pittsburgh .540 Baffling in Srimmogl the waterway, prepare Herman, 2b_ 4 12 3 4 five errors in the second contest, birdying the 415-yard 11th with a New York_ 64 71 .474 and 8 to 2 Reiser, cf_ 5 0 2 1 0 four pitchers today /to' beat the some sort of entertainment For 13 Hits and made six in yesterday’s night- long putt, but she Chicago_ 63 76 .453 Medwick, If_ 3 113 0 New York Giants 8 to 4 and chalk immediately RALEIGH, 2 back Boston_ 57 80 .416 Sept. 12.—MR—Doc Lavagetto, 3b_ 3 0 110 capper. dropped again by three-putt- .289 ran for the visitors. Victory up Elmer Riddle’s 17th of Philadelphia _ 39 96 Newton his N. C. State coliese Camilli, lb_4 0 19 0 (FIRST GAME) victory the 12th. After the The final game of the Dodger- the ting winning football team Walker, rf_ 4 0 110 Ab R H O A year. through a stiff de will be aft- BOSTON 15th with a four, Miss Siegel wound GAMES TODAY: Cardinal series history Owen, c_ 2 0 0 2 0 2b- 4 0 0 2 3 Luckless Bill McGee held the fensive drill against t h e double NEW 12.—(tt-The Roberge, up the match on the next green 12— er Just who will emerge YORK, Sept. Davis, p_ 2 0 0 0 3 cf- 5 0 0 2 1 Reds to one run and NEW YORK, Sept. (JP)—Probable of attack today. Moore, four hits till tomorrow wingback style the Uni after the current sched- raid- Wyatt, x- 1 0 0 0 0 lb 0 117 0 by sinking a 25-foot putt for a pitchers in the Major leagues the victor champion Hassett, the sixth inning when the world records in versity of Richmond is expected# Casey, p- 0 0 0 0 0 Waner. rf- 5 1 3 0 half. 1 (won-lost parentheses): ule is over remains to be seen. for J seven runs on National League in their ed three Detroit pitchers 13 Demaree. If- 4 0-00 champions exploded display opening game here Those second division teams which one at Chicago—— Podgajny TOTALS_ 33 3 9 24 10 Miller, ss_- 4 14 3 3 eight hits, of them a double Philadelphia Sept. 20. hits today to overpower the Tigers Eaves (3-3). both have to play from here on x—Batted for Davis in Sisti, 3b- 1 0 0 0 0 by Riddle in two runs. (9-10) vs. 8th. driving Boston at vs. The State boys found it difficul 8 to 2 after that x_ 0 0 0 0 0 Davidson Works Offense Pittsburgh—Salvo (6-14) out are the ones which have been learning Slugger ST. LOUIS Ab R H O A Rowell, Riddle was rapped for nine hits, to solve of the Dudra, 3b- 2 0 112 Conger (0-0). many deceptivi down the leaders all sea- Keller would be lost for Brown, 3b_ 4 0 0 1 4 five of them in the fourth New York at Cincinnati—East (4-4) smacking Charley c_ 1 0 0 2 1 coming Of for plays run against them from tin cf _ 4 Berres, Hopp, 0 10 0 Passing Opening vs Starr son ChaUy Wright, tough c- 2 0 0 4 2 for all New York’s runs. (1-1). the rest of the year because of an Padgett, If_ 3 10 0 0 Montgomery, 2 double wingback style. knocked 0 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK Brooklyn at St. Louis—Wyatt (19-01) little Los Angeles negro lb_ 3 0 1 14 0 Johnson, p_ Ab R H O A Mize, Against Rollins College vs. (13-6). Two lines were used. One in in the 11th round injury. Lamanna, p_— 1 0 0 0 0 Davis, 3b_ 4 0 12 6 Cooper Joey Archibald Crabtree rf_ 4 110 1 American League eluded Marion and Posedel, p_ 1 0 0 0 1 Rucker, cf_ 4 0 0 0 0 Stillwell, end;; to win the feath- The Yankee bombardment was Crespi, 2b- 4 115 3 Cleveland at Washington—Dean (3-6) Thursday night xx _- 1 0 0 0 0 rf- 4 Marion, ss_ 3 0 0 1 6 Cooney, Ott, 0 13 0 DAVIDSON, Sept. 12.—(jP>—Pass- Pete Boltrek and Woody Jones, crown of the world. concentrated for five runs in the 0 0 0 0 0 vs. Anderson (4-7). erweight Mancuso, c_ 3 116 0 Hutchings, p_ Young, lb- 4 12 8 0 ing was emphasized today in David- and Dink Caton and Char- 0 0 0 Chicago at Philadelphia—Smith (13- tackles; mills of fourth inning, when Frank Crosetti Early, xxx __ 1 0 Danning, c_ 4 114 1 May-McEwan Burlington, Pollet, p- 2 0 10 0 son’s football drill ars two teams 15) vs. Fowler (0-0). lie Riddle, The other in- Errickson, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Gordon, If_ 2 guards. won their way to the finals of the singled with the bases loaded for Lanier, p- 1 0 0 0 3 1110 Detroit at New York—Newsom Moore, If_ 10 0 10 engaged in a tag contest. Diminu- (12-18) cluded Phil Avery and Tom Tur- state semi-pro baseball tourney and a pair of runs and Joe DiMaggio 37 3 9 24 13 vs. Donald (8-4). TOTALS- 31 4 6 27 17 TOTALS_ •Dirges, ss_ 4 0 0 2 1 tive Davey Spencer and Mac Bruce ner, ends; Tom Gould and Jut will meet mills drove in two more with a double. 2b_ St. Louis at Boston—Auker (14-13) Burlington tonight x—Batted for Sisti in Witek, 3 113 1 • 4th. did most of the passing. vs. Wilson (3-12). Kwiatkoski, tackles; and Jo ha for the championship. The DETROIT Al> R H O A BROOKLYN_ 000 030 000—3 xx—Batted for Posedel in 6th. McGee, p-:- 10 10 0 2b_ 5 0 0 2 ST. LOUIS_ 020 002 OOx—4 Johnny Frederick, fullback who Barr and Mac Williams, guards. Bears overwhelmed the Meyer, 2 xxx—Batted for Hutchings in 7th. Lohrman, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago Radcliff, If_ 4 0 110 ! Koslo, p 0 0 0 0 0 will miss the Rollins game a week LIQUOR SALES GAIN centers were used. 1 Errors: Herman, Hopp, Padgett PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A Ho College All-Stars in the Cross-Pish- MeCosky, cf_ 4 13 2 0 2, McCarthy, x- 10 10 6 from tomorrow because of an ankle Marion. Runs batted in: Mancuso, Anderson, ss- 2 2 12 1 RALEIGH, Sept. 12.—W—Liquor on American Post’s annual Campbell, rf_ 2 0 0 1 0 Fischer, p- 0 0 0 0 0 Legion Pollet, Crabtree, Lava- 3b_ 4 2 2 2 1 injury, watched the workout from in area counties Wakefield, rf_ 10 0 10 Crespi, Medwick, Gustine, Arnovich, xx_ 1 0 0 0 0 sales defense OUTBOARD MOTORS charity football game at Fenway getto, Camilli. Two base hits: Elliott, rf_ 3 0 14 0 the sidelines. York, lb_ 4 119 1 Reiser, boomed during August, the' state AND BOATS FOR HIRE a score of 23 to Hopp. Cresi. Three base hits: Man- Van Robays, If_ 2 0 0 1 0 Park, Boston, by Higgins, 3b- 3 0 2 2 5 TOTALS_ 33 4 9 24 8 After light polishing drills, the ARC board cuso, Crabtree. : Camilli. Garms, If _ 10 0 10 reported today. August At Our Pier On SVrightsviile 6. There is something the pro Tebbetts, c_ 4 0 2 4 1 x—Batted for Koslo in 7th. athletes were informed that Sacrifice: Davis. Double plays: Brown, Fletcher, lb_ 4 J 2 9 1 they sales in counties with ex- have which the Croueher, ss_3 0 12 3 xx—Batted for Fischer in 9th. liquor Beach S. Waynirk Klvd. gridders college Crespi and Mize, 2. Left on bases: St. cf ___ 4 13 5 0 would be given a half holiday as Gehringer, xx _ 1 0 0 0 0 DiMaggio, CINCINNATI Ab R H 4> A tensive defense activities as com- stars haven’t been able to dis- Louis 5; Brooklyn : 2b _ 3 0 2 0 4 Newhouser, p_ 2 0 10 0 9. Leip, Werber, 3b_ 4 12 0 3 there would be no afternoon prac- Off Davis 2; off Pollet off Lanier 3. 4 0 0 3 0 pared with last August follow: New cover in many meetings with the Gorsica, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 2; Smith, c_4- Lukon, rf- 4 0 110 tice. I’lCKAIUM 2 — Struck out: By Pollet 3; by Davis Dietz, p _ 2 0 0 0 Hanover as money Jose Franklin, x_ 0 0 0 0 0 2, Frey, 2b- 3 113 0 $102,180 compared Rial 3224 players. Seda, by Lanier 2. Hits: Off Pollet 8 in 5 209 Market St. Cook, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Zientara, 2b_ 2 0 1 with last Puerto Rico’s all-around athlete is (none out in 6th); off Lanier 1 TOTALS_ 29 6 11 27 9 10 NOVIKOFF BAT KING $65,737 August. Sullivan, xxx_ 10 10 0 F. McCormick, lb „_ 4 1 2 12 0 the and trainer of Don Q in 4; off Davi 5 in off 1 in the 7; Casey 1. 000 102 000—3 Lombardi, c_ 3 0 1 1 C CHICAGO, 12. —UP!— Lou Lanier. BOSTON_ Sept. softball team which won the cham- TOTALS_1_ 34 2 12 24 12 Winning : Losing pit- 000 West, c- 2 1 cher: Davis. PITTSBURGH_ 203 Olx—6 0 1 £ Novikoff, Milwaukee , x—Batted for Gorsica in Umpires: Ballanfant, Sauer, If- 4 0 110 pionship of the island. The 7th, Pinelli, Kiem and Barlick. Time: 2:13. won the American association bat- Errors: Smith, Leip. Runs hatted Craft, cf- 3 1 1 C team is in the world’s xx—Batted for Croueher in 9h. Attendance: 4 after competing xxx—Batted for Cook in 9th. 17,953. in: Gustine 2, Van Robays, Elliott, Mattick, ss_ 3 2 2 4 3 ting championship all. Fig- softball championships in Detroit Leip 2, Miller, Dudra. Cooney. Two Riddle, p- 3 110 6 ures compiled by Howe News Bu- Albert F. Perry NEW YORK Ab R H O A this week. Two base hit: Miller. Three base hit: four-legged Crosetti, 3b_ 5 112 2 reau revealed today that the Brew- INSURANCE BONDS Gustine2, Leip. Stolen bases: Ander- TOTALS- 35 8 13 maidens went stepping down the Rizzuto, ss_ 5 12 3 4 27 13 er hit .370 for 90 as son, Leip. Double plays: Miller, Ro- slugger games Henrich, rf_ 5 2 2 1 NEW YORK- 000 400 000—4 Thistle Down track and the daily 0 TICKETS ON SALE berge and Hassett; Roberge and Has- compared to Lou Klein’s .367 mark Now In Onr New Office 230 Princess Street cf- 4 13 2 0 CINCINNATI- 001 007 OOx—S J double to two DiMaggio, sett. Left on bases: Boston 10; Pitts- for 111 1 paid $1,224.80 peo- Gordon, 2b___ 4 0 13 4 : games. burgh 5. Bases on balls; Off John- Sauer, Runs batted in: Davis, ple holding $2 tickets on the win- Rosar, c_ 4 0 12 1 McGee son 2; off Lamanna 1; off Dietz 2; off Gordon, 2, Werber 2, Lukon ners. was c- 0 0 0 FOR “Take It’’ the first Dickey, 1 0 DAVIS GAME Posedel 2; off Hutchings 1. Struck out: Lombardi, Mattick, Riddle 2. Two base Selkirk, If- 2 10 3 0 hits: horse to win and “Port Melody” By Posedel 1; by Hutchings 1; by Dietz Ott, Young, Witek, McCarthy, Priddy, lb- 4 1 1 10 the 1 1; by Errickson 1. Hits: Off John- Sauer, Mattick, Riddle. Three base hit; copped other. George Bonham, p_3 12 0 1 Werber. Sacrifices: Wake Forest Scrimmages in son 2 in 1-3 inning; off Lamanna 6 in McGee, Lukon, Washington university, new mem- 2 1-3; off Posedel 1 in 2 1-3; off Hut- Riddle. Double plays: Riddle, Mattick bers TOTALS--- 36 8 13 27 and of the Southern conference, li Practice for Tilt Here chings 0 in 2; off Errickson 2 in 1 in- F. McCormick; Zientarn, Mattick and F. are breaking in tackle Dan Snyder DETROIT-1_ 000 200 000—2 ning. Hit by pitcher: By Dietz (Mont- McCormick. Left on bases: New Next Johnson. York 5; Cincinnati Bases on balls; as a deluxe place-kicker. NEW YORK- 101 500 lOx—8 Saturday gomery). Losing pitcher: 9. Umpires: Conlan, Goetz and Reardon. Off McGee 2; off Fischer 2; off Riddle Southern conference Errors: None. Runs i Struck grid camps batted in: Di- __•_ Time of game: 2:08. Attendance (esti- 2. out: By McGee 3; bv Fischer Riddle arj taking their work more seri- Maggio York, Higgins, Crosetti 2, mated) : 3,000. 1; by 2. Hits: Off McGee 9 in Henrich Two base hits: Mc- Tickets for the Wake Forest- 5 1-3 off 2 ously as cooler weather at Rosar. innings; Lohrman in none; open- Cosky, York, Huggins, DiMaggio. Three Camp Davis football game sched- off Koslo 1 in 2-3 inning; off Fischei ing games approaches. The base hits: (SECOND GAME) 1 in 2. DiMaggio, Henrich. Double uled for American Legion stadium Wild pitch: McGee. Passed Tennessee Department of Conser- plays: Rizzuto, Gordon and Priddy 2; BOSTON Ab B H O A ball: Danning. Losing pitcher: Mc- on the of 20 on night Sept. went 2b _ 6 0 110 vation will a Russian Meyer, Croueher and York; Crosetti, Roberge, Gee. Umpires: Magerkurth, Stew-arl stage wild Gordon sale 5 0 3 4 0 boar and Priddy; Priddy and Riz- yesterday afternoon at the Moore, cf__ and Dunn. Time: 2:18. Attendance: hunt this fall in the 85,000 zuto. on 5 0 2 10 1 Left bases: New York 7; De- Harry E. Payne & Son store at Hassett, lb_ 1,585. acre Tellico Fish and Game Man- troit 8. Bases on balls: Off Bonham Waner, rf_ 3 0 110 306 Front street, it was announced 4 0 0 0 agement area. “the is 3; off Newhouser 3. Struck out: By Demaree, If- 1 game Bonham last John 5 2 12 4 not for 3; by Newhouser 1; by Gor- night by Steven. Miller, ss_ sissies. The boars 4 2 3 1 Alexander Tie sica 3; by Cook 1. Hits: Off New- Sisti. 3b _ 4 Palmer, have tusks Expected to attract more than long as sharp as knives houser 6 n i3 1-3 innings; off Gorsica Berres, c_ 5 12 6 1 3in 2 4 0 0 1 For at .... Estelle Lawson Page is do- 2-3; off Cook 4 in 2. Losing 8,000 persons, game tickets were Javery, p_ 3 Lead Lexington cher: pit- ing alright with the S. Amateur Newhouser. Umpires: Basil, expected to be cleared out within U. Passarella and TOTALS_ 41 5 13 27 13 golf meet. Rommel. Time: 2:00. a few days since the stadium has N. 12. Attendance: Paid, and PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A LEXINGTON, C„ Sept. 3,585; 1,915 a of Local Sailing seating capacity only 7,000 Anderson, ss- 4 0 115 —UPI—Johnny Palmer of Badin hur- The persons. 5 0 0 3 1 ried final twilight baseball game Gustne, 3b _ here today after his day’s rf- 3 0 12 0 of the season was played last eve- are be- Elliott,i work at the Aluminum works in Arrangements, ljpwever, If_ 4 0 13 0 at 5:45 in Point Garins, his home town and ning Legion stadium. High Party Makes ing worked out to secure as many lb- 4 0 2 10 0 teamed with The Fletcher, Cannoneers of Camp Davis bfeacher seats as possible fro:' DiMaggio, cf- 4 0 14 r| -buck Alexander to tie for firsl and the Pine Catch of Barracuda 2b_ 3 0 0 2 4 Pepsis were the opposing surrounding areas if the demand Leip, place in the two-day pro-amateui Stewart, x- 1 0 0 0 0 outfits. The Cola lads will All golf tournament a new requires. persons desiring Baker, c___ 1 0 0 2 1 dedicating take on the 12.—Four- -line-hole Kings tomorrow after- 'UTHPORT, Sept. choice seats were warned that be- Martin, xx_-— 1 0 0 0 0 stretch of th emunicipai noon in 3 0 0 0 1 ♦ ourse. the final championship teen barracuda that averaged well cause of the demands it would be Lanning, p_ of the Dilkie, __ 0 0 0 0 2 game Cape Fear advisable to secure their tickets as Dugan league. above 25 pounds each were xxx_ 0 0 0 0 0 Aycock, Lexington pro, That arhong Collins, and boxing card staged by the early as possible. 1 Stewart (Skip) Alexander ol 54th the catch taken by a High Point and 100th at Camp Davis was TOTALS_ 33 0 6 27 15 Burlington had a best ball of 6S the best and party on Pan shoals in 9th. to their 64 biggest success of fishing Frying DEACONS SCRIMMAGE x—Batted for Leip of yesterday for a 13S this We' J. G. xx—Batted for Baker in 9th. that any season. New Han- esday. Goldston and looked like a winner WAKE FOREST, Sept. 12.—MV- xxx—Batted for Wilkie in 9th. until over High’s Wildcats Lex A. Schwabenton each got five Palmer and Chuck taper off next The Wake Forest football came in to tie week for their of the and John R. Pea- college BOSTON_000 100 031—5 the opening game with fighters team count. Eighteen hole playoff is coc1 and scrimmaged with the frosh PITTSBURGH_ 000 000 000—0 Warsaw. ... Coach Paul Joe A. Johnson got two scheduled Severin outfit for a while and than Sunday. j each, with a today Anderson Sisti, Fletcher, chances of the lads this year. dolphin and an al- Errors: 3, bacore for spt. most of the remainder of a Gustine. Runs batted in: Sisti, Ber- I Davis measure. Camp cpaches are good base hits: rapidly E. grueling practice session in polish- res, Moore 2. Two DiMag- i rounding their team into Tectations for fine Three base hit: BASEBALL’S BIG SIX for September, — Sisti. shape October ing its kicking game returning gio, Miller. < the Wake Forest game next and November fish’ is Stolen bases: Moore, Hassett. Sacri- Sat- kickoffs, punting and Double i actetis^,«yb“ad'Mrd; one week running high. 1 rushing punt- fices: Sisti, Javery. plays: (By The Associated Press) urday just from ers. Fletcher. Left on today. Wilkie, Baker and Batting (three leaders in each leauuel 11. bases: Boston 14; Pittsburgh Bases Player, Club G A R H Pet Ray Manieri, blocking back, Bu 3: off JEFFRA, CALLES SIGN on balls: Off Lanning Javery 5. Williams, Red Sox 129 410 126 168 410 Red Jones and Pat both 2. Hits: Off NEW YORK, Sept. Cross Head Preston, tack- Struck out: By Javery Travis, Senators— 136 548 96 198 361 12—UP)—John Requests 7 off Wilkie Venezuela les and Beverly Moser, end, showed Lanning 12 in 1-3 innings; DiMaggio, Yankees 129 481 115 we '35B Nash, fight promoter, 1 in 1 2-3. Wild- pitch: Lanning. Dodgers— 124 485 Return of Finished Goods up well at blocking, and fullback Reiser, 106 164 338 announced today he had signed Losing pitcher: Lanning. Umpires: Hopp, Cardinals—, 117 379 74 123 '325 John Polanski, wingback John and of 119 f 1 spirits- Harry Jeffra of Baltimore, former Goetz, Reardon Conlan. Time Mize, Cardinals— 449 67 145 ’322 grain -liss Allie Morris chair- and tailback J. V. Pruitt game: 2:09. Attendance: 2,083. HOME RUNS JJ featherweight champion, and Os- Fehtig, Perry, man of the at American League car Venezuela production committee, looked good carrying the ball. Calles, titleholder, V Williams, Red Sox- -m mington chapter, American Red George Twen, second string tack- FRENCHMEN SENTENCED for a 10-round match around the Keller, Yankees_3 33 Cr- was in the middle of October. today asked that all sweat- le, reported infirmary VICHY, Sept. 12. -(£)—Five offi- Henrich, Yankees_”11” 28 1 ers, chills National League socks, shawls, finished ga suffering with and fever, and cers were sentenced to death and ment Camilli, Dodgers__ etc., be returned to her as John Cochran, soph tailback, and two non-commissioned officers to Off, soon Giants_33 27 as possible as s' e Jim expects to Copley, soph end, missed life imprisonment tod a; as polios Nicholson, Cubs_ 31” I 25 P-"-k box RUNS BATTED WENBEHG for England early next practice because of slight injuries. and courts against In" week. campai^-id American League BBOS. act the regime./ 1 Keller, Yankees She also against ___ Olutrthjtora requests that all per- SUB TENDER COMMISSIONED DiMaggio, Yankees_ i1R sons to Williams, Red 3rd A Grace 8ta. willing give one day a 'ARE ISLAND, Calif., Sept. 12. Sox_3 ill week to the National League Phofe 8886 Red Cross sewing —MV The submarine tender tJSS ADDITIONAL SPORTS in th.s product ate 4 years or more old. 271 Camilli, Dodgers _-_ -[ln *tra^,', On Ciar Terraa room, in the whiskev°*72whiskies 3 customshouse, please Fulton was commissioned today t, Mize, Cardinals_ old. 4 years °id-i2% straisht whisku'5 telenhog her at 5889 1 the U. S. Navy 1 ON PAGE TEN Young, Giants__ c^ss^iSrt^ssMKssE^siirw?^*whiskies /