S '•_____ Sports Roundup Trounce Newport News, 11-1 Sportspourri Buccaneers vr HUGH FULLERTON, JR. Don Whitmire, who Is Ineligible 28— W) —An NEW YORK, July for Navy football this yer, has Hot Sticks! Tommy YORK TAKES CHESHIRE article on the Braves’ been giving Line Coach Rip Miller NEW PITCHES Digest Holmes in “Baseball a hand and Rip says he’s ‘‘a darn Pounce can't Detroit Tigers points out that when Tommy good coach and leader.”. .Oal- FOUR-HIT to enter Duke TWO FROM PHILS muster the credits lette, dam of the filly Gallorette, CONTEST he U. at the Yankees’ expense failed as a racer and was sold for in- On Three Sox Pitchers July 28.—(Pi- The Wilmington I-ates went to the Piedmont league Owner W. L. Brann recently PHILADELPHIA, made . $700. clean it.” _ sweep of the .. stead and “never has regretted turned down a $75,000 for Gallette’s some sterling pitching series v Backed by Newport News it also detailed several jobs, which was bred in an DETROIT, July 28.—UH—Every Shipbuilders bv ... daughter, the New York Giants handed the that Holmes man in the Detroit shared ing the Virginia boa- none very lucrative, effort to repeat the “Challedon lineup city bniM." BOSTON SOX DOWN 17-hit attack off three Philadelphia Phillies a double lick- a 11 to 1 has held during the off season. Nick.”. .Red Patterson’s newest in a Chicago shellacking las tni '.! the we offer two r today as the Tigers cuf- the opener in Legion Stadium in by way of contrast, baseball teasera "Wha t m a j o pitchers ing today, winning the second 8 of the went through college a under fed the White Sox to 3, moving and tak- game series. The Yankees who league team started game 6-2 a tight pitching duel 21, Buccj. Holmes in under WASHINGTON, Eour full games out front in the peers won the and who played against one manager and finished 8-2. opening game F- ing the nightcap, dav 12 — Stlmweiss American League. night to fi. the minors George another—and won the game?”. BOSTON, July 28.—(£>)—'The Bos- Van Mungo gained his 11th tri- Louis 'Lefty' (North Carolina) and Bud Metheny the Phils’ June 3 game against Paul (Dizzy) Trout, handicap- Cheshire on •>,. in the first giving up mound and .in the off after ton Red Sox beat the Washington and sickness for two umph game, for the Corsairs (William Mary). the Pirates was suspended ped by injury he gave ! coaches and teach- lead- Nationals 6 to 2 today as Jim Wil- in six hits in the seven innings four scattered hits while season both are six innings with Philadelphia months, made his first start whiff-! son held the visitors to three scat- worked. Ace Adams made his seven of the ers— Stirnweiss at a Connecticut 11-9. Fred Fitzsimmons was nearly three weeks and stayed Shipbuilders. Leh ing twice he in run came the side with no runs cure. .seems that Wally When Marine Lt. Hugh Gallar- inning for all their runs. scores. The scored. at the recent col- Johnny Lazor. sixth when Vance Dinges The locals, paced at bv said a mouthful neau former Stanford and Bears in the bat D-i came Detroit jumped on Orval Grove when he re- The other Washington run in Wasdell, who Coward with three hits out lege coaches’ meeting star, returned to the U. S. after hits in each of the first doubled Jimmy of f:v, when Lewis singled for three times at is to get inva- in the eighth had walked. bat. slammed on-, a marked: ‘‘Our problem in eight Pacific for a 5-3 lead anS ;nii taking part scored on Joe Kuhel’s fly. three innings of 13 hits off the baseball men interested in on and in the slants of Mp<- more sions, winding up with 60 days added two more runs off Lee With every player lineup education.” The Red Sox got three in the Smith and Cox. Newport the benefits of college Okinawa, the question he want- and one off lefthander safe- hurie-c big Bob Johnson brought in the (Buck) Ross except Phil Weintraub hitting Allen and Hutson re- third. Cheshire i h two H ed answered was: “Has double' after Johnny Johnson. first run on Lazor’s ly, the Giants routed three Philly four and Tom F Candid Caller tired Bill McCahanan, The Box: Day/* and yet?”. Lazor brought the second A hurlers in the nightcap, behind a Keithan semi won 13 walking. Chicago Ab R H O with two for five t; At a recent Florida pro former Duke ace who has and the on Dolph Camilli’s triple Moses, rf- 5 12 5 0 14-hit attack. George Hausmann, were the and lost none for the Max- leading batsmen for at Jacksonville games _ 5 1 1 11 0 baseball tourney first baseman came home with the Farrell, lb who paced the hitters with three has walked _ 4 12 13 were a rid- well field, Ala., fliers, Schalk, 2b 11 the umps taking quite third on Newsome’s sacrifice. safeties, reached base safely The club sol- 33 batsmen in 18 games. He Dickshot. If 4 0 2 1 0 Newport was able it from the mostly only BOX: He made ing players, The 3b _ 3 0 2 0 0 times the day. men on the Athletics. .the Ah KIt TTH «O A Cuccinello, during get bases but were r- for the calling belongs to the Washington 1 0 0 0 1 diers and sailors, Baker, 3b _ walked six times and able to connect has ® four hits, in the clutches s balls and strikes. .finnally one Fliers’ staff, incidentally, Case. If 1 ? ? Hockett, cf_ 4 0 0 2 0 ©f $ hit into a forced play the other. total of 14 men were left hitter turned around whiffed 570 in 524 innings. .offi- Myatt, 2b- J Michaels, ss 4 0 0 2 4 stranded exasperated rf J 4 0 0 2 1 Brewer 10 hits in on Lewis, Tresh, c _ Jack spaced the paths. cers at the Navy Pre and remarked: “You know, ump, Georgia Clift. 3b 1 0 0 0 2 for his fourth t 0 0 11 0 Grove, P_ the nightcap triumph. The visitors scored one in .the man flight school can get “C” cards Kuhel, lb 1 0 0 0 0 it, you're totally blind,”. a n 0 1 0 xReynolds Mott and Coaker Triplett each sixth when trouble. All 0 0 0 0 1 Bitsy inning Bishop drew , blue drew himself up in all his without much they Ross, p- losses. in 1 0 0 0 0 made twTo hits for the base on balls, M. Smith darn have to do is pass swimming tests xxCurtright sacrificed and “I know c 0 majesty replied Guerra, _ 0 0 0 0 Th*» Box: him to But 1 0 0 0 2 Johnson, p second. Morris was or “C” and “D” mid-August. 0 0 0 AD K n o ^ I am otherwise the Army by _ 1 0 New York well ° ” xxxNagel off latter’s clubs short to first, Mitchell the cards receive aren’t p Lafoon helps Sgt. E. Harrison (left) cool golf rf ® ® walked a:;; would have nabbed me a long time they’ll Carrasquel, 0 0 Ky Mallory, j? i j J 3 9 24 12 a torrid round at Tam O’Shanter. Harri- rf Oliver singled, his second for xLayne 0 Totals _z_38 after sergeant shot practice Treadway, hi; good gas. o 0 0 0 1 ®s _ in as won recent St. Paul 2b score UUrieh, P 0 0 xbatted for Grove 4th. son familiarly known “Dutch," Hausmann. } the night, to Bishop. ago.”___ 1 0 0 Open._ \ 0 1 0 Davis xxZardon or Ross in 7th. cf 5 -__ _ xxBattedf Lockman, was passed and Gate Smith struck zzzBatted for Johnson in 9th. Gardella, If 2® 2 3 24 13 \ out to end the inning. Totals Lombardi, c \ \ \ \ inltn. I n in [ 11th Contest xEatted for Carrasquel H O A lb 4 ® The Pirates scored two In Reds Detroit Ab R Weintraub, ? firs; Drop for Ullrich in 9th. BUMS HAND BRAVES xxBatted 2 2 0 ss on _ S 0 STANDINGS Kerr, inning three hits and a base o: Detroit 1 n 2 0 ( 5 1 2 3 3 Jurges, 3b Ab R H O A Mayo. 2b 2 0 0 1 balls, one was added in the third Boston 3 1 1 3 0 28.— —Major p 0 0 1 Cullenbine, rf NEW YORK, July (/P) Mungo, ( 8-3 ! 2 0 T 0 0 0 when Coward tripled and scored To ss - 5 0 1 1 Season Cubs, Lake, Greenberg, If standings including all day games SETBACK Of 5 1111 league SEVENTH -- 2 2 0 on drive to Bucher.3 b 0 Cramer, cf 3 2 Adams! ,-==== Stanley’s left. In _ 3 0 12 of 28. j J 12 0 July j j j 1 lb 4 1 1 fourth stanza another run tin 5 Metkovich.^cf 2 1 1 1 York, 34 2 10 27 S ® 3 American — CHICAGO, July 28.—(/P)—If Johnson. If 4 2 3 League — TotaIs _ 4 115 0 Maier, 3b- 28. (JP) scored on three hits. In the ;r- 4 0 3 Teams Won Lost Pet. BROOKLYN, July in 8th. never to sei ; Lazor. Swift, -- xBatted for Mungo Cininnati Reds get rf^- 4 11*0 J .376 in- sixth the Buc's 4 12 11 Detroit _._ 49 36 staved off a ninth inning crossed pa- defeat Camilli. 2 3 Trout, p Brooklyn \ 0 0 Swans lb^--2b 2 45 40 .529 * seven the Chicago Cubs again this year Newsome, 0 Washington Ab dirt times on five hits, tv- 4 0 0 2 Boston today and Philadelphia „ c 39 8 17 27 8 New York_ 44 40 .524 ning rally by ? \ Holm, 3 0 10 0 Totals _ Mott ss, errors and a base on balls. it will be soon enough foi 45 42 .517 four- probably Wilson, P Score by innings: Boston won the second game of the 2b-j s; s! The Box: 6-2 ----- .506 003 000 000—3 _ 44 43 4® ST. Bill: _ •Chicago LOUIS, William (Deacon « *27 6 Chicago 3b- _ Newsport New* Ab R H 0 Manager .493 set 2-1 to hand the Braves Antonelli, f A! Totals _“ 212 020 lOx—8 St. Louis _ 41 42 game * * Detroit _ Wasdeil, If 2 Morris, rf, ss _ 5 n r : 4 Score by innings: ... Webb. Runs batted in: Cleveland 42 43 .494 J MsKechnie. Errors: Mayo. seventh setback. _ n — their straight Dimaggio, cf Mitchell, cf 4 0 3 July 28.— VP) Schalk, Cullenbine, Cramer. Philadelphia 30 54 .357 s 0 1 1 C CLEVELAND, their el event! Farrell. credit for his Crawford, rf Oliver, ss, 3b 5 0 2 2 : blasted two His Reds dropped Trout. Two base Hal Gregg gained s n 1 12 1 Indians aMier 2. Swift 2, _ The Cleveland S2S2^==«»batted »x.in. Levis, Mayo. L. Davis, lb 4 0 1 S 0 f game of the season to the Cubs Error: Lazor. Runs Farrell. Cullenbine. Mayo, Cramer. 13th but failed to go the * » ® » Louis for 15 hits today Newsome, Met- hits: National League triumpn, c G. Smith, 2b 3 0 14 St. pitchers rair Kuhel, Lazor, Camilli, hits: Cramer. Maier. Double simlnick!;b j in a game called by Three base was relieved Vic If _ 2 0 0 3 Tribe today, 8-3, Lazor Met- _ 56 32 636 route. He by Long. 6 to the Two base hits: on Chicago zMonteagudo to win by 2, sending kovich 3. and Schalk. Left bas- S S S 1 the last of the Tor- play: Michaels c J $ H. Davis, 3b _ 2 0 0 1 f when one was out in Uietretti, St. Louis _ 53 38 .582 in the ninth with two Mancuso, with the League Newsome. Double plays: Detroit 8. Base on balls: Lombardi 0 o 0 0 into a virtual tie es: Chicago S. ? Tysinger, rf __ S 0 0 1 has hit. Camilli. Sacrifice, _ 51 39 .567 zzPowell in the eighth inning. Cincinnati yei kovich. Three base Strikeouts: Johnson 2, Trout 3. Brooklyn out and two runners on base. After o n n 1 1 for sixth place Left Grove 1. 516 2b Bishop, c _ 1 1 ft 4 champions Kuhel. Johnson and Camilli. Pittsburgh _ 48 45 Daniel, to beat in the current cam- res and Johnson 2 in 2. Losing pitcher: two batters to 2 0 race. Chicago 8. Bases in 3; 46 Lombardi passed ss M. Smith, p _ 3 n ft 3 torrid American League Washington 7: Boston 6 New York _ 49 .516 Flager, on bases: 9 in 3 innings: Ross ,0111 ft f before 12. Hits, off—Grove -““ Cox, p _ 1 ft ft and today’s win, 2, Ullrich _ 40 45 471 a run over the Cy Kraus. P 2 to 1 paign, on balls: Pieretti 6. Carrasquel Summers, Rue. Cincinnati force plate, 0 1 1 With the Browns leading oj Ullrich Grove. Umpires: Boyer, j 0 308 was the third Pieretti 2. Boston _ 41 49 .456 the fans, straight 1. Wilson7. Strikeouts: Attendance: 11,651. Buker took over and game 1 0 0 0 0 Rocco 3 in 3 1-3 Time: 1:58. KaiLP, Totals _33 i 4 in the seventh, Mickey Wilson 2. Hits, off Pieretti Philadelphia _ 26 70 .271 zzzTnplett the current series which ends wit! 1, -V-- ended when Bill Ramsey lined to -- Ah R TI OAF run over the 1 in 2 2-3: Wilson 0 Wilmington a home right innings: Carrasquel -v- 7 27 14 banged a double-header tomorrow. 1 McKeithan. 2b _ 5 1 2 4: Butch 2. Wild Wilson. Losing pitcher: Frenchy Bordagaray, leaving Totals _« in pitch: .* --—--- behind &- _ wall, scoring _ 5 3 0 0 '. field Rommel, on the in 6th. Coward, cf 3 two The Cubs umped on Arnold Car Pieretti. Umpires: McGowan. NEW YORK. July 28.—Probable three runners basepaths. zBattedf or Seminick The Tribe counted 9th. Allen, 3b __ 4 2 2 1 !' Meyer. Stewart. Tme: 2:00. Attend- DECLINE won for Mancuso m Passarella. BATTING for tomorrow’s games with zzBstted runs the first inn pitchers 0 ter for two in Jim Tobin did all of the Stanley, lb _ 4 1 1 to sew it up, and 6.993. hurling for Karl in 9th. more that inning ance: and lost records in parentheses: zzzBatted 0 as Paul a for allowed six T. Davis, rf_ 5 2 2 another in the eighth as ing Big Derringer, American League for the Braves and zzzzBatted for Mott in 9th. added Paxton. If _ 4 1 DM' mer handcuffed Cin Rosen and ninth Red hurler, hits. by Goodie ft Kramer absorbed his at New York—(2)—Black Singles ss _ 3 ft < Jack HITS SENS’ CASE Philadelphia lnn!neS:_ 900 110 000-2 Vickery, cinnati until the He easec or (15-13) and an outfield New° Yobk 4 loss. The win was the lltti for eighth. (2-3) and Gerkin (0-10' Nesom, Augie Galan fly ®« ®®0-4 Stateon. c ; 1 Ml or Bon- Philadelphia ®«!> in that frame and the Reds OPTICS vs. Zuber (2-5) and Gettel (4-4) fourth Cheshire, p _ 4 2 2 heM the up gave AIR Luis Olmo in the pro- m: Lombardi Allie Reynolds, who BASE, by No errors.: Kuns batted three runs before he was rescuec CHICAGO, July 28.—(JP)—George ham (2-9). ®®° to six hits. duced the winning Dodger tally. Philadelphia ®bl. 11 M 2: : Browns St. Louis at Cleveland—(2)—Hollings- Weintraub,f00-.1 Totals _ Paul Erickson. It was Derrin Case, the base-stealing run Two base hits: by Washington and (5-7) vs. Bagby The Brooks scored their first 2. Dinges. Score Browns went out front in the worth (4-4) Shirley bit: Gardella. Stolen by innings: Tile PLAY outfielder of the Dinges. Three base r" OFF ...... M0 eleventh win of the yea: IN FLAG and Harder (1-3). on Ed Basinski’s News 001 ger’s heavy-hitting (4-7) and in the third Sacrifice: Newsport a lone run on singles Treadway. Hausmann. jj second with Senators, missed a at Detroit—Dietrich (5-3) vs. bases- Wilmington 201 If" Mx-' against six losses, and Carted1! Washington Chicago a sacrifice and an error by Double plays: Kerr. Hausmann Vern Milt Byrnes and single, Crawford. Runs batted in: Oliver, by Stephens, fourth loss. win- chance to take over the batting Benton (8-2). Mott, Daniel and Dinges: it in The Bluethenthal Air Base, (3-6) Whitey Wetelmann. and W»intreub: Keithan 2. Cheshire. Allen. T Vi- Gene Moore. Cleveland tied the Washington at Boston—Niggeling Left on bases: lead of the American League Mott. Flager and Dinges. hiv- S"':‘ Lou Boudreau carter put tne nrst two runs the first half of the Soft- vs. O’Neill (7-4). The Box: on Stanley 2. Two-base tire fourth when ner of City New York 11. Philadelphia 9. Bases Hack past week. Boston Ab R H O A 3 Karl Tiiree-ba~r» bits: C^var^ second on Frankie on base when, after Stan meet the balls: Mungo 4. Adams 1. Kraus P singled, took ball league, will City 4 0 2 2 3 Coward. Stanley. Allen. CheF!,;,f' T Cucinello of the National League Wieteimann, ss Mun»n 4, Kraus 1. Karl 1. rode home had walked and Don Johnson forc- Case joined Tony 3 Strikeout*: bases: Nr'vs sacrifice, and winners of the second Workman, 3b 3 0 2 1 2 7 Adams vis. Left on Newport Hayes’ Optical ten, Sox, the lead- Boston at Brooklyn—(2)—Logan (3-6) Hits off: Mungo 6 in innings: C" 1 hits Felix ed him at second, he hit both Bill Chicago White league rf 3 0 0 1 0 Wilmington P. bases on balls—off: on infield by Seats Karl and Holmes, in K-rl 6 in 6. Pass- f-e-- successive on the Robert and and Andrews (6-9) vs. 1 in 2- Kraus 4 3: Smith 1 Strunk out. by j Tuesday night, a minor slump, _ 3 0 10 0 hire 10, M. and A1 Cihocki. Nicholson and Phil Cavarretto with half, er. in batting Med wick, if Seminick. Winning pitcher: Mackiewicz Herring (3-2). ed ball: hire 7. M. Smith 2. Cox 2. Hit' 5 8:00 m., in result was that both lost per- Ramsey, If 1 0 0 0 0 Kraus. Umpires; pitched balls. Anly Pafko’s sihgle Strange diamond at p. the New York at Philadelphia—(2))—Feld- Ln*ine pitcher: 10: Cnx ir. 2 Box: _ _ Mungo. Smith in 5 1-3 innings The _ cf 3 0 12 0 * • A veteran Chi- vs. Schanz Gilienwater, and Magerkurtn. v -Ab * to center started the with four out centage points, but the man (8-9) and Emmerich (3-4) Sfewrr* Ballanfant 2. St. Louis scoring, the first game of the best Shupe, lb 4 0 0 10 1 ;nnings still (1-9) and Barrett (4-14). rime: £.±i. Cheshirp 2b- 4 0 0 5 3 Johnson and Nicholson the White Sox third-sacker 4 0 0 3 1 innings 2. Wild pitches: £ Gulteridge, crossing Softball Cham, cago at Hofi'erth, c * ’ of seven for the City Cincinnati Chicago—(7>—Bowman ed balls: Bishop 2 Losing cf- the 2b _ 3 0 14 3 \ on of ••• Kreevich, J J ! plate. Dewey Williams scored an- is top league. (8-4) and Kennedy (2-5) vs. Vanderberg Drews, GAME) Shoaf 3 * 0 0 0 0 (SECOND Smith. Umnire Farrow and McQuinn, lb -* pennant. xCuller -- 1 J other Cub run in the fourth when pionship released today, (4-2) and Wyse (14-6). of ss Official figures 3 0 0 1 2 The Box: game: 2:30. Stephens, J ? J the first half Louis—(2)—Sewel Tobin, p-- lis single was followed by Der- The Flyers captured include of Thursday, Pittsburgh at St. 1110 0 Ab R H O A -v- which games xxNieman #- New York wins two de- (11-7) and Stricevich 10-5) vs. Byerly (4- C ringer’s and Hack’s hits. flag with nine against have “the Cooch’’ leading Treadway, rf- 5 2 1 0 ® 2 3 Tony 4) ***vi Eockins (3-2). Moore, rf 4 l feats. Six of the Air Bases vic- and Case Totals_33 1 8 24 12 Hausmann, 2b 4 2 3 3 6 ® ® * ® Hack scored an unearned run in the hit parade with .325, _V- Hayworth, e 3 xBatted for Drews in 9th. Lockman, cf 4 0 2 1 C ® ® tories were no-hitters pitched by .315. Behind them xSchult 3 ® ® the sixth when he reached first in second with xxBatted for Tobin in 9th. Gardella. If 6 1110 ® ® ® * John Koczan. Estallella of Phila- American League 4 0 0 12 1 Kramer, p -* m Frank McCormick’s error and were Roberto Weintraub, lb BALL ® Detroit 3. 1 2 3 (1 BASE Zoidak, p With eight wins and one loss the and Eddie Lake of Boston, 8; Chicago Ab R H O A Kluttz. c 3 Johnson doubled. delphia. 6: 2. Brooklyn 3 Boston Washington 2 0 0 3 3 Kerr, ss 5 12 5 24 13 took the second half flag tied for third with averages of Stanky, 2b Totals_ 32 2 * A base on balls to follow- Opticians Cleveland 6: St. Louis 2. 3b 4 12 14 Carter, of Jordan Rosen, cf 4 1110 .Turges. »th. behind the pitching Clyde .312. Philadelphia at New York, postponed, 2 4 0 112 School Park *»atted for Hayworth in ed by singles by Woody Williams, Galan, lb 4 0 19 Brewer, p High and Robert Shipp. wet grounds. 3 0 2 1 0 Dane McCormick and A1 Just to prove the American lea- Walker, rf ■ A Clay, National League 3 0 1 3 ® Totals_ 30 8 14 27 16 Sts. Ab R O in the If _ llth & Ann Cleveland theri three The two teams will appear is more of a pitching than hit- □lmo. 13 4 3 Libke, gave the Reds gue Boston 1. 3 0 0 2 3 JAever, 2b_— 5 wide Softball tournament in the next Brooklyn 2; Bordagaray, 3b runs in the but the Cubs State circuit this seaio'n, 1-2. 3 0 0 6 0 Ab R H O A Rocco, lb eighth, ting New York 2-8: Philadelphia Sandlock, c Philadelphia a 1 S X 0 Greensboro August 13, was another with 2 112 3 5 12 2 3 cele- lame back before the game was beginning best mark tie, Chicago 8: Cincinnati 3. Basinski, ss Mott, ss. 2b Wilmington will ° 1 0 0 0 2 4 0 110 Day 4 3 3 to Neal Cockerham, City New York St. Louis 2; Pittsburgh 1. _ Antonelli. 3b its first Ladies' Heath, If- ? halted to score three in the Iasi according George Stirnweiss of Gregg, p brate ® 2 ® 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 O’Dhea, rf 3 ? Softball commissioner. and Vern of St. Louis -v-- Lombardi, p Triplet, If Thursday. August * 3 2 3 3 of the frame on doubles by Lennie Stephens 0 0 10 0 cf- 4 0 2 3 0 Boudreau, ss- each. Buker, p- Dimaggio, when the N. C. All-Stars 3 ® 3 Merullo and and Allen, Wilmington Pirate tied for fifth with .309 Dimaggio, cf_ 3 0 0 2 0 Hayes, c--- Hack, singles bj Snag Presidential t raiser bats with the S. t 2 J holds the 25 2 6 27 13 4 0 13 1 cross cf- 4 third baseman and Aubrey Wallace Stirnweiss, however, Totals _ Crawford, rf Mackiewicz, I Johnson, Nicholson and Caverreto, All-Stars at the High * _ 4 0 17 0 3b * 1 the lead in four other Score by innings: Twinges. lb Cibrocki, J The Box: will be umpires. departments— Sails From Antwerp 000 001-1 Park. 3 0 0 0 1 _ M0 Snindell. c _ 2 0 110 School p Ab R H 0 .4 Boston Reynold*, Cincinnati runs scored, with 63; base hits, o r 100 0 2 "Wrsdell _ 1 0 0 Brooklyn 001 all-star 15 TJ 11 IV. Williams, 2b _ 3 13 2' with 105; total bases, with 158, 28.—(U.R)—The Wietel- Fi^jtrer. ss 1112 0 Last the Totals_0 ANTWERP, July Errors: Bordagaray. Basinski, year | cf 4 1 1 4 C 0 5 1 at Clay, with 12. was Holmes. r»ahiel. 2b _ 2 0 was score rry rnningi; and .iples, Stephens and mann. Runs batted in: Olmo: game played Bipek, rf _ 4 0 0 3 ( Presidential cruiser August 2 0 110 Park and 010 001 000-2 in runs scor- Two base hit: Medwiek. Sacrifices: Gregg ceminick, c Stadium Louis _ PARKERS TRAMPLE his closest competitor Legion lb _ 4 0 3 9 ( 0 0 o "> 000 100 41 x—6 McCormick, the escort cruiser Philadelphia Wieteimann, Drews and I'Tauney. p —6- 1 of the best _ was close 2. Double plays: was 0111 ft,leveland Libke, If_ 4 0 1 0 t ed with 52, and Case o n o 1 Boun- sailed from Antwerp Friday night Basinski and Galan; Ba- Monteagudo, p- 1 Errors: Christman, Reynolds, Shupe: Stanky, 1 nessed games p.ayed ss _ 4 0 0 3 3 102. Bob 0 0 0 0 Miller, behind him in hits, with Shupe (un- Lr on. r> _ dreau. Runs batted in: Moore: Moore, for a secret destination, it was sinsky, Stanky and Galan; last year"™ _ 0 8-2 0 Wilmington Mesner, 3b 3 0 0 1 _ 1 0 0 0 Rocco Boundreau, HAMPSTEAD, Johnson, with 152 total bases, and assisted). Left on bases: Boston 12: 7-'Powell I to lihocki, Byrnes, 2, {Walker 9 Score _ 1 0 0 0 t learned today. balls: Tobin 3: innings Hayes, Meyer. Two base hit: Bymes. Moses of Chicago with ten Brooklyn 4. Bases on brilliant Plttn Wahl, 3b _ 0 0 0 0 t Wally Behind the from 2. Strikeouts: Tobin Totals _ 35 2 10 27 S Home run :Rocco. Sacrifices: Hayes. took their followers The Augusta's departure Gregg 5; Lombardi Caro- e _ 111 Park nine were his closest two ace Lakeman, 3 0 The Winter triples, Hits, off: Tobin fi in 8 innings. for ing of the Boudreau, Reynolds. Stephens. Double its downtown berth in the Antwerp 3; Gregg 3. z.Batted Spindell in 6th. hatter* Carter, _ 2 10 0 1 when 22 Left p third yesterday they in those 9 in 8 2-3: off Lombardi none in lina Meyer, Boudreau and Rocco. victory departments. Gregg, zzEatted for Leon in Oth. pitchers. an“ piay: Lisenbee, p _ 0 0 0 0 C 8-2 harbor could not be kept secret, batters): Buk- N (■ Cleveland 10. Bas- outfit still headed the league in no innings (pitched to two struck out by on bases: St. Louis 6, defeated a Hampstead Case Score by but dockworkers who might have none in 1-3 inning. Winning pitcher: innings: hatters struck ; es on balls: Kramer 1, Reynolds 2. of Harry with but er. 18 N. C. Totals_ 32 3 9y22 11 behind the two-hit pitching stolen bases 20, Johnscfi Conlan and New York _ 102 110 300—3 ,on' Kramer S. Hits, the destination were Gregg. Umpires: Pinelli. S. C. won the 5 Strikeouts: 5, Reynolds for in Park diamond. runs batted in learned ship’s out by {Batted Mesner 8th. Smith on the Winter had a new rival in Tme: 2:7. Attendance: 5,115 Philadelphia _ 001 000 001—2 off Kramer 12 in 6 2-3 innings: Zoldak 3 to secrecy. Boggess. test 1 to 0. ,-One out in 8th when game was called featured the Park- Etten of New York mov- pledged Errors: by In 1 1-3. Losing pitcher: Kramer. Um- Tight fielding when Nick paid. Crawford, Spindell, Daniel. -aln. Duns batted in: Gardella Weafer, Grieve and Bipgras. Time: ers’ defense with the Hampstead ed into a tie in that category with -V-- 2: Kluttz. Kerr, All ladies accompanied Brewer, Hausman, Lockman 2; Trinlett, an- rires::00. Attendance: 5.000. two lone tallies coming in the Boston outfielder. Each has bv admission Chicago Ab R H O A club’s RAIN HALTS PLAY Powell. Two Base hits: Brewer. paid —-V- Kerr, free. Admission 1 final frame on a walk, a single 54. Dinges, Semincik. Stolen mitted Jack, 3b _ 4 2 2 2 the bases: Dinges. j Lisenbee 75c. _ 5 2 3 11 Reds. ‘Hod’ Klutzz. Lockman Davis Soldiers rohnson, 2b and a double. George Binks of Washington hit Hausmann, Sacrifices: Cairo rf_ 4 110 1 2; Brewer. Double plays: Jurges to Haus- Nicholson, The Winter Park aggregation doubles the past week to take IN afternoon four ALL-AMERICAN man 4 0 2 10 I He? to Weintraub; Kerr to Hausmarn to On Wednesday Cavarretta, lb _ Hurls. But Does » 21-12 first frame when with 21. VtUm.nd ,j Swamp Leieune, Pafko, cf_ 3 0 15 1 bad a four-run over that lead Weintraub; Crawford to Flager. Left on August 1 the 3 0 0 11 1 was bases: New York 14. 8. Bas- will Lowrey, If _ Horton walked and scored by The lead still is un- 28.— (£>)—'The 28.— UP) — Philadelphia Red Sox 0 0 0 0' 1 pitching CHICAGO, July CHICAGO, July es on balls: Mauney 4. P'a.;1 3W”) Hauser, If _ Smith 2, Monteagudo umbia, S. C. »Pct‘ CAMP LEJEUNE, July Futrelle's long single. sing- insofar as Boston’s Dave a in the 44- l ite c_ 4 113 touched, boys got rain-check $60,000 Horace (Hod) Lisenbee, Brewer 2, Leon 1. Strikeouts :Brewer 3. for D. Williams, out will be reserved Davis the Camp 4 2 2 2 I to score Futrelle but was concerned. He won an- tournament Cin- Monteagudo 1. 7 in 3 ^ —Camp swamped Merullo, ss gled Ferriss is All-American Open golf year-old veteran with the. Hits, off: Mauney at both t 2 0 10 theft of the Leon 4 in 2 1-3. patrons Leieune Marines baseball team 12- Derringer, p _ on an attempted key- other game in the past week to but chances are the cloud- Losing pitcher: Mauney. game 0' 1 today, cinnati Reds, today performed 1-3 Wednesday's _ 1 0 0 innings; Monteagudo 4 in 3 1-3. 12 Erickson, p stone sack. Robert McKenzie scor- his average to 17 wins and washed out the semi- in today. boost burst that the unusual feat of pitching Umpires: Ballanfant, Magerkurth and a _ .s n a ed Richard Farrar with double while A1 Benton re- classic Red Lynch hurled for the Army | two losses, final round of the 72-hole a big league game without fac- Stewart. Time; 2:10. Attendance: 2.824 and Mack McKenzie, former Pirate in second with eight vic- for paid. men while Sexton and Gillingham Score by innings; mained only delayed another triumph ing a batter. Cincinnati 000 000 03 1 catcher, scoring his broth- and two defeats, and Dutch Nelson. were on the mound for Lejeune. 03—: 1 singled, tories c!'''nding champion, Byron that _ 200 102 Rule Sec. 4, provides Chicago er. Todd Flied out to end the in- held third 17, in: Clay Leonard of Washington Errors: Meaner. Runs batted Instead of staging his stretch a substitute pitcher must c:n- Hack 2. Johnson 2 ning. an 111-4 mark. Hal New- OUR NEW ■ McCormick, Libke. with as until the bats- SEE Me drive tomorrow, originally tinue to pitch Cavarretta. Pafko 2. Two base hits: For the Owens and How- houser of Detroit, one of last year’s Merullo. Sacri visitors. Nelson must wait until man then at bat either has been HATS Cormick. Hack, Johnson, had a 15-6 mark. scheduled, STRAW I W ard had the only two hits, a single leaders in for fice: Derringer. Double plays: Miller. Monday before he moves put out or has reached base, and McCormick; Johnson and a double while Harry Smith bathing suits I Williams To Return the kill. or the side has been retired. Merullo and Cavarretta. Left on bases led the Parkers at the bat with Desautels Cincinnati 7; Chicago 10. Bases on balls Nelson, the 36-hole leader with Lisenbee replaced Arnold Hibson's I Carte two for four. To Cleveland Mates Haberdaskary Carter 3. Derrineer 2. Strikeouts: a brilliant 134, just completed a Carter in the eighth inning of 1. Hits, off Car North Front 1, Derringer 3. Erickson Manager Frank Hines, former a 0 three-under-33 when game with the Cubs Street_I ter 13 in 7 1-3 innings: Lisenbee 0 in that ISLAND. downpour today’s Pirate announced PARRIS S. C., July 28. meet officials cancel three called Derringer 9 in 7 1-3; Erickson 0 in 2-! ^putfielder, prompted to and then pitched the Winter Park club would meet Gene Hit by pitcher: by Carter (Nicholsor -CPl-T-Sgt. DeSautels, 33-year the entire day’s proceedings in the to Pafko when time Satur- balls Andy Cavarretta'. Winning pitcher: Derringer the Masonboro Ramblers old former catcher for the Cleve- earnival at Tam O’Shan- the was Goetj three-play and, eventually, game Losing pitcher: Carter. Umpires: at Winter Park and the next was day land Indians, honorably dis- ter course. on account of rain. LEARN lo FLY Henline, Jorde and Reardon. Time: 1:5( called day would journey to Hampstead charged from the Marine bat thus was Attendance : 12,308. Hines Corps Fred Corcoran, P.G.A. tourna- Pafko’s tenure at Instruction At for a return In Only 8 Honrs -V- engagement. today. ment the nullified and Lisenbee has no will present a chairman, reported LEHMAN ARRIVES claims the Parkers DeSautels, a veteran of record other Ramblers 10 years greens were soaked and putting other pitching PEIFFER FIELD .Tulv 28.—(U.R)— Her strong team against the LONDON, in Major leagues, said he will re- virtually impossible, yet the Toledo than entry into the game. On o Saturday. to the 5 Miles Out bert Lehman, director-general port Indians next Tuesday. player splashed through the rain the United Nations Relief and Re had been in New Wrightsville Highway He the Marines sii#ie on the final six holes of his spark- Reconditioned Pre-War habilitation administration, arriv CONFER February, 1944. / July 28.— ing opening nine. ed in England by air from Ital; WASHINGTON, Before BICYCLES former postmas- leaving here, he played Nelson, seeking his 10th straight CAROLINA today for the third session of thi James A. Farley, Parris 0 for Island this afternoon in tournament a war bond AVAILABLE AT in ter and chairman victory and UNRRA council opening Londa general a game against national committee Chatham Field. take of more than $45,000 for the county hall Aug. 7. Lehman re Democratic Just before the SKYWAYS wlth game he was still is four strokes ahead of i conferred here today pres- year, PICKARDS Aircraft turnede by ways of Italy fron o ented with a Dealer in Aeronca holder gold pen and pencil knicker-wearing Gene Sarazen, of visits to UNRRA missions i \ E. Hannegan, present set by his 209 Market St. Dial HIM Ar. erica’s Finest Personal Plane Marine teammate*. New York. Greece and Yugoslavia. those offices, ii • j i.