good rounds and didn't lose m ground on his MACKMEN SWEEP BATTLE OF THE RUNYAN CAPTURES worst ones. BOARDWALK_ His first 69, for instance, g5, him 14 points against Willie Go-* CAME WITH COOPALLTOURNEY and Toney SPORTS NATS Penna, who pinchS respectively for Sam Comes From Behind With Snead SOME RACE Knock Dutch Leonard Out Of Craig Wood. The 76 he postedt DODGERS DEFEAT Sub-Par 69 on Final Round the second round Box With Rally in Eight and tine 75 25.— Of Round-Robin Event got in the fifth still PORTLAND, Ore., May To Take 7-3 were g0o! coxswain’* Tilt, to 8 TO 4 (fP) _ A girl in the enough get him two point* PHILLIES, as- ea(T and even seat wasn’t the only unusual on the seven-ovei-nar« Iteed By BILL BONI he this pect of the race between , May 25.—UP)— got morning he broke Five Guns in Sixth In- Rowing , May 25.—W—Paul against U. S. Big college and the Portland The Athletics knocked Dutch Leon- Open Champion L 1 means son Little and ’ ning Give Brooklyn Win; club. ard out of the box with a five- Runyan, who is by no rug- Jug McSpaden offocial boat The turning At the start the rally in the eighth today ged but very much an individualist, point for rUm., Reiser Is Star came on The had to and scored a 7 to 3 to the 10th hole this broke down. judges victory give came from behind with a sub-par af, the noon. Even with hitch a ride and arrived at the A’s a sweep of their three- Ghezzi and T 69 on the seventh and final round on Smith at that UR—Five finish line well behind the los- game series with Washington Sen- point for .rp NEW YORK, May 25.— he ators before fans. to win the $5,000 Goodall round- match, wielded his guns in the sixth inning gave ing shell. 12,531 paddle™ big ter to knock m a an 8 to 4 The Reed crew, with 18-year- Until the big eighth stanza, Leon- robin golf tournament today. It 15-footer for the Brooklyn Dodgers birdie 3 that Russell the and Babich a beat both men victory over the Philadelphia Phil- old Mary handling ard, Johnny fought was his first major U. S. victory V but picked up another on lies today. megaphone, lost the range, tight mound duel, each yielding since the P. G. A. championship Ghezzi river the 11th, where Vic , Dodger centerfield- the boys tossed her in the two runs. Jake Early’s homer in of 1938 and his first win of any missed th green eased in to seventh a badly; a er, accounted for four runs with anyway. That was contrary the gave the Senators kind since the Argentine open in sixfZ putt to go 3 up on Ghezzi homer with the bases full. tradition which holds that only 2-1 lead but Wally Moses singled the fall of the same year. at th a 15th, and wrapped it Whitlow Wyatt started the game the winning coxswain deserves a tally across in the same frame “Little Poison,” who tossed in up ^ oi" paper on the home green, for the winners and was relieved a dunking. [ to square the game. his two best rounds when it would whe™ he sank an eight-footer to Bill Swift in the fourth inning it nice of the boys,” do him the most good, finished the h* by “Wasn’t replaced Babich in par while in two runs j Ghezzi, trouble when the Phillies scored thrilled Mary. the and was credited as the 126 holes of the fourth annual Good- 2 eighth drive and second, took a 5 to take a two to one lead. winning . 1 all circus 23 shots over par. In with two The Dodgers went ahead WASHINGTON Ab R H O A spite of that poor medal showing, and _ 0 in the fourth to take the lead Case. If 5 110 he had a total of 26 plus points, Rabbi Landau Calls For back with two FELLER PITCHES Lewis, rf _ 4 13 10 representing the net number of Philadelohia surged Cramer, of_ 3 0 0 3 0 14 in the sixth before Brooklyn Travis, ss_ 4 0 16 3 holes he won in his matches. Formation of Jewish more Army Swift _ had its sixth-inning splurge. Vernon, lb 4 0 0 6 2 The two-time former pro cham- INDIANS TO WIN Rloodworth. 3b _ 4 0 2 1 2 pion made the most of the fine 69 LONDON, was the winning pitcher. Myer, 2b_ 4 0 0 0 3 May 25.—I.TUA call Gris- tri- Ike Pearson relieved Lefty c 4 2 3 with which he closed out his for the immediate Early, 4 0 formation ot a latter had walked Leonard, p _ 3 0 0 2 1 Three back of Jewish som after the Fans 13 Browns With Jeff umph. points big army in Palestine to heln Carrasquel, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 1he first batter in the sixth inning, Victor Ghezzi starting that last Britain’s fight in the Archie, x _ 1 0 0 0 0 Middle Eas* was with the Heath Leading Cleveland’s match, and up against Ghezzi and was made and Pearson charged today by Rabbi M. A TOTALS_ 36 3 10 24 11 Horton Smith, he threw a 4-up Landau of South loss. Six Run Attack Shields in a 'spe! PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A x—Batted for Carrasquel in 9th. victory into Ghezzi and a 5-up de- cial Zionist meeting, 4 0 I 1 May. 3b _ j> PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A cision into Smith to finish 10 points "The most obvious If 40 4 thing to ^ T.itwliiler. — Rrancato. ss-2b _ 5 2 2 3 5 J 0J1 25. CP>— ahead of Ghezzi and Gene Sarazen, is to .. 4 l 1 6 CLEVELAND, May the Marly, <-f Moses, rf_ 4 0 4 1 0 strengthen British forces Feller the pace-set- who tied for second and drew down in Bob pitched McCoy. 2b _ 4 0 12 4 Palestine, yet the Jewish offer to a If_ 5 0 12 0 Members of the 157th Field mail a machine gun on a rooftop to protect 155 mm. guns, back- each. 1 ters of the Johnson, Artillery $650 of their complete and total ss _.. 3 0 10 man Brafran, lb _ 4 0 from are of the 44th 0 Browns Siebert. 1 1 12 ground, behind the Atlantic City boardwalk, low-flying planes. They part Division, pre- But while that 69 was a e 4 ° over the today, great power and resources has been Warren, f | S. Chapman, cf_ 4 2 2 3 0 “defend” the New coast from “invasion sea,” in the tactical exercises now be- per! 2b 4 while Jeff paring to Jersey by far-flung round over the Fresh Mea- and Mamie. 13 c _ tough } n> f getting , Hayes, 2 114 1 held in NTeiv and Pennsylvania. eistently imprudently rejected Grissom, p —. ing Jersey, Delaware, Maryland the 3b _ 3 0 0 0 1 dow club and rat- “If T 0 0 1 0 Heath’s dynamite-laden bat led Snder, Country course, Britain had accepted the xx Miles, _ 1 0 0 0 0 from the x- 1 0 0 0 six-run attack. ed him a great reception Jewish offer, she could Livingston, jO Indians’ F. Chapman, ss_ 0 0 0 0 0 have had final of 3,500, Runyan now in Palestine three _ 2 0 10 4 10 24 7 That made it No. 9 for Feller, Babich, p 1 Austin Is Selected For day’s gallery mechanized v TOTALS-.33 Collins, _ 10 10 0 did have to his hat to luck. divisions x—Iiatted for l’earson in 9tli. his second shutout, five ROOT WINS GAME SUTTON IS FIRST tip lady possibly paid for and straight _ 1110 1 Ab K H O A Ferrick, p Women's Club For he scored with his two Jews.” BROOKLYN in a row for the Indians and a Meeting heavily equipped by 1 Leesi. s> .>040 36 7 15 27 13 Herman. Jb- clean sweep of their three-game ^TOTALS_ “Till1 1 x—Batted for Babich in 7th. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 25. IN HORSE Reiser, of --- series with St. Louis. OVER DERRINGER SHOW ? 4* stadium Lava get to. ub- xx—Batted for Suder in Sth. —UP)—Directors of the National Fed- £ j JJ on hand There were 20,000 fans Washington_,_ 000 001 010—3 « eration of Women’s Clubs chose Aus- Miss Vera Diehl Places Second Yosmik. rf- to see Feller’s fireball in action. Philadelphia_ 010 000 15x—7 Cubs Down Cincinnati } g g Chicago as the CAROLINA'S Cuscarart. z-- tin, Tex., today organization’s 1 0 0 0 0 And they also saw Heath get a Errors; McCoy. Runs batted in; In Event Sponsored By Hayes. Travis, Early. Moses. Miles, Fer- Reds, 3 to 2, Before 1942 convention city and immediately , a single and his ninth hom- rick 2. Braneato, McCoy, Case. Two sent police after the Golden Jubilee Junior Riders Direct Reduction Loan Plans appeal to the er of the season in four be- base hits: S. 2. Bran, of i « ? trips, Chapman Hayes, Crowd 18,663 — ivva'Jt V-::::::::: o° S celebration’s departing Texas dele- borrower. Why not come in today and let us coming the first batter ever to cato, Johnson, Ferrick, Early. Home prudent advice on Star state Scoring: a total of 21 points, Billy decks runs: Early. plays: Vernon. gates for Lone explain this easy, systematic repayment plan to you? lValk«-! rf~I_ loft a ball into the upper Travis and Vernon; Leonard, Travis Sutton took honors at the Junior CHICAGO, weather. top 5 27 12 of the stadium. and Vernon; Braneato. McCoy and Sie- May 25.—1.71—Charley funds to lend on acceptable security. Get the TOTAL S_28 8 Horse show presented yesterday Ample bert Travis and Vernon. Left on Root, the Cubs’ 42-year- The board wanted the ideas of at Vosmik but ; Myer. Chicago It 0.10-4 Feller gave up seven hits, bases: Washington S: 9. afternoon at the Sutton stables be- facts. pays. “_6S5o 202 Philadelphia old right-hander, won a 3 to 2 least one Texan on whether the 100 203 OOx-8 h\s fast one was working over- Base on Dalis: Off Babich 1; off Leon- fore a large and enthusiastic crowd. Two 1-r.mklvn TV_ decision over Paul would battel, ard 4. Struck out: By Babich 1; by ninth-inning state’s April or May weather Sutton The / Million Dollar Errors: Rizzo. Bragan. Hups time and he allowed only two 'took first place in three Vos- Leonard 1: by Ferrick 3. Hits: Off Derringer and the be more in but a ill: Reiser 3. Etten 2, Bragan one strike- inviting 1942, events, second in and fourth Two base hits. passes. He registered Babich 7 in 7 : off Ferrick 3 in fans two, mik Medwick. Reese. before 18,663 today. search of this shore city produced Ihree base out in the three in the sec- 2 innings; off Leonard 14 in S 1-3 in- in two. Herman. Rizzo. Bragan. first, Nicholson doubled to open Home runs: Et- nings: off Carrasquel 1 in 1-3 inning Billy not a single representative from the Miss Vera Diehl was liils- Etten Rizzo. and then Johnny Allen, runner-up and ond, got Carolina Loan Assn. to two batters in frame after a Building Sacrifices: Bragan Owen. (pitched Sth). the and, sacrifice, nation's state. tmi Reiser. and Grace in order in the Babich: largest with 17 1-2 points. “Member Federal Home Loan Bank" on liases: PbibHlelphia Strange by pitcher: By (Cramer). catcher Kivse. Left O; Charley George singled Miss of on halls. Off Lrik his Passed balls: Early. Winning pitcher: New Jersey state police were then Betty Weil, Goldsboro, Brooklyn 8. Bases third. He added Cullenbine to a C. M. W. A. W. D. Jones, out By Ferrick. Leonard. him home. The blow broke 2-2 Butler, Fonvielle, Off Pearson 4 Struck Losing pitcher: asked to locate two bus loads of judged the youthful ridrs and their wan «: string in the fourth. Summers, Rue and Stewart. deadlock since the third Pres. Sec.-Treas. Asst. Sec.-Treas. Grissom 3; by Mjatt 1: bj Empires: existing mounts. About 50 contestants en- BBS. Utt Don Hefner’s was the Attendance: 12,531. Time: 2:14. homeward bound Texans who left l.v Davis 1: by Pearson single Roger Moore, Vice-Pres. J. 0. Carr. Ally. to one inning. tered. Grissom 3 in 3 innings (pitcher Browns’ first hit in the fifth, but here- yesterday, and to communicate 4 in 3 (pitched Ernie Lombardi staked Derrin- Results hatter .Ith 1 : off Wyatt in the and —if possible—with other Lone Star off Pearson sixth Grace, McQuinn to a to two baiters in 4th): ger 2-0 lead in the second Class 12 years of in in a New 1—Horsemanship. •' Swift 4 in 3: off Paris 2 Cullenbine singled to fill the bases, staters believed bivouacked in 3: off with his season’s fourth — losing TOOMER age and under Robert Morrison, TAUBMAN'S WILMINGTON'S ONLY Winning pitcher: Swift: pit- Feller struck out the GOODES, York hotel for a scheduled post-con- Eear- whereupon after third baseman Chuck Aleno Leslie Electric Food Mixers_¥11.95 cher : Pearson. Umpires: Mary Sutton, Hummell, Jr., tjoetz. next three batters. Heffner was vention inspection of Manhattan. 98c and Conlau. Time: l:o8. Attend- had smashed a off Root’s Toasters- <1011 single Billy McEaehern. 98c Exclusive his victim in the seventh Irons _ ance: 42.941. again TOURNAMENT Rookie Lou Novikoff hom- WIN 69c glove. Class 2—Open five-gaited horses— Hot Plates _ Ladies' Shoe Store and ninth. ered to halve the Reds’ advantage Billy Sutton, Fred Willetts, Jr., TERMS ST. LOUIS Ah R H O A EASY BUDGET to 2-1 in the home second, and in Frances Clewis. ss _ 4 0 0 1 2 A. Amateur- Biddle, Virginia CINDERELLA BOOTERIE Strange, Take N. C. P. G. BOSTON WHALES 16 So. Front St. ilial 6238 Grace, rf_ 4 0 2 2 0 the third Stan Hack tripled and Class 3—Horsemanship, 13 years lti _ 3 0 15 0 Medal Meet at Pine- McQuinn, Pro knotted the count on Phil Cavar- of age and over—Billy Sutton, Vera YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Cullenbine, cf_ 4 0 2 3 0 retta’s fly. Diehl, Joe Fred Willetts, _ 4 0 0 Score of 66 Morrison, American League Lucadello, If 0 5 hurst With YANKEE 3. Clift, 3b .._ 4 0 0 0 1 The victory, Root’s second of the Jr., Emilie Skinner, Betty Hall. Philadelphia 7: Washington WHY DENY Boston 10; New York 3. Ferrell, c _ 2 0 0 5 0 year and 195th of his National Class 4—Ponies ridden by children St. Louis 0 Niggeling. p _ 0 0 0 0 2 YOURSELF Cleveland 6; PINEHURST, May 25.—LR—Ben league career, gave the Chicago- His over 11 years of age—Robert Morri- _ Notches Chicago 7: Detroit 3. Judnich, xx 1 0 0 0 0 Toomer of Reids- ans an on Helen Boushee, The Pleasure Heffner. 2b_ 4 0 13 3 Goodes and Jack even split the four-game son, Emilie Skinner, Allen, _ 2 0 0 296th Lifetime Brooklyn 8: Philadelphia 4. p 0 0 ville won the North Carolina P. G. series and ended their home stand Victory Billy Sutton. Of a Fine x_ 10 10 0 2. Estalella, — New York 6: Boston A. amateur-pro medal tournament with seven victories against five As Red Sox 10-3 Class 5—Pleasure horses Mary Piano? Chicago 3: Cincinnati 2. Grnbe, c_ 1 0 0 0 0 Win, course here .. 1 Leslie Hummell, Jr., Betty St. Louis 6-4; Pittsburgh 4-3. over the championship defeats. Sutton, TOTALS_ 34 0 7 24 S the Liberal Monthly today with a 34-32—66 for the 18 CINCINNATI Ab R H O A Hall, Vera Diehl. Investigate _ Terms on the STANDINGS x—Batted for Allen in 7th. Ivoy, If 5 0 0 1 0 — holes. NEW YORK, May 25.—MV-Lefty Class 6 Horsemanship for chil- American League xx—Batted for in 9th. Frey, 2b _ 5 0 1 5 3 Niggeling Grove had an easy time notching dren who have never won a blue rf _ 4 0 12 0 Won Lost Pet. CLEVELAND Ab R H O A The tournament was a prelimi- Oleeson, BALDWIN PIANO as Skin- C level a nt?_ 28 12 .701; F. McCormick, lb _ 3 0 0 7 2 his 296th lifetime victory today ribbon—Betty Hall, Margaret _ Free Trial in Your 'Home. Lib- Boudreau, ss 4 1112 nary to the 36-hole qualifying round _ 21 14 .600 Aleno, 3b.. 3 12 0 1 Chicago Weatherly, cf_ 3 110 0 his teammates ner. Leslie Hummell, Jr.. Howard eral Trade-In Allowance on Your New York_ 20 18 .526 tomorrow for this area’s four plac- Lombardi, c _ 3 114 0 Walker, If _ 4 1110 for Doris Far- 4 0 whaled three Yankee pitchers Tally, F>illy McEaehern, Old Piano. Boston _ 16 16 .500 Craft, cf-- 13 0 MONDAYS Thru FRIDAYS lb _ 3 118 0 es in the National Open champion- Trosky, 4 rar. Detroit _ 18 10 .486 Joost, ss_ 0 2 2 2 a 10 to 3 decision. Heath, rf _ 4 2 3 1 0 to be in Fort Worth, 17 10 .172 ship played Derringer, p_ 4 0 112 Class three-gaited horses BALDWIN PIANO STORE Philadelphia_ Keltner. 3b _ 3 0 111 All three Yankee runs off the 7—Open _ 14 24 .368 next month. H. Washington Mack. 2b __4 0 113 Tex., —Vera Diehl, Billy Sutton, Betty 118 N. Front St. Phone 9400 V.H.F.D. 10:15 A. 11 23 .324 TOTALS_ 35 2 9x25 10 veteran were unearned. Jimmy St. Louis_ _ 4 0 0 14 0 Desailtels, c was of aid to his Jr. National League Goode great x—One out when winning run scored. Hall, Fred Willetts, _ 4 0 0 0 2 Foxx Charlie Keller’s pop Feller, p dropped — Won Lost Pet. when he holed an eagle Class 8—Three-gaited ponies Joe partner CHICAGO AI) R H O A foul for what would have been the St. Louis_ 26 0 .743 TOTALS .. 33 6 9 27 8 three at the 5 sixteenth and liaek. 3b_ 4 110 3 Morrison, Mildred Farrar, Margaret 12 .60? par in after Brooklyn _ 24 Cavarretta. lb 4 0 19 0 third out the fourth frame, St. Louis_ 000 000 000—0 at the short seventeenth Skinner, Helen Boushee. New York_- 18 14 .563 chipped cf_ 3 0 0 3 0 Keller a Develops _ Dallessandro, which gratefully pounded — 16 17 Cleveland 020 120 lOx—« mounts Chicago _ .485 in for a two. Toomer was around rf_ 4 113 0 Class 9—Owner’s Billy WE BUY LOGS Nicholson, home run inside the grounds to Your Roll _ 16 20 .414 Errors: McQuinn. Trosky, Gruze, Cincinnati four Novikoff, If ..— 2 114 0 Vera Diehl, Fred Willetts, in: in 70 and his partner helped Sutton, _ 12 10 .387 Strange. Runs batted Heath 2, De- score two ahead of him. Pittsburgh George, c _ 4 0 2 5 0 And Sell 8 Films 20 sa u tels. Two base Jr.. Joe Morrison. Of Boston _ 12 .375 Trosky, Walker. strokes. 2b_ 2 0 0 3 0 BOSTON Ah R H O A Stringer, class SEKVICB _ hits: Walker. Mack. Three 10—Bareback trotting £4 HOL'K 10 23 .303 Weatherly. _ 0 cf 4 ,t 1 3 0 Class Philadelphia Toomer won the first Sturgeon, ss 3 0 0 3 D. DiMaggio, base bit: Heath. Home run: Heath. $75 prize 4 3 2 11 1 Mar- Root, p. 3 0 0 0 2 Finney, lb_ —Bobby Alford, Billy Sutton, GAMES TODAY : Walker. Sacrifice: Weath- money. 5 2 4 1 0 Williams, If- Skinner, Fred Willetts, Jr., Lino NEW YORK. May 21—OPjProbable erly. Double plays: Strange, Heffner 29 3 6 27 8 Foxx. 3b- 5 0 13 1 garet Complete George Slingerland, Grensboro TOTALS. Pittman. LUMBER and Mack. Boudreau and Supplies tomorrow. _ 3 2 3 2 1 Vera Diehl, Ray pitchers in the Major leagues McQuinn: 020 000 000—2 Cronin, ss Photographic Left on bases: St. Louis in- Cincinnati_ — in Trosky. 9; club had a fine _ 4 0 0 2 0 Dodo (Won-lost records parentheses): Country pro, 000 001—3 Fox. rf Class 1—Musical chairs Cleveland 7. Bases on balls: Off Allen Chicago _011 5 0 13 3 SLABWOOD National League dividual round of 68 and his part- Ij. Newsome, 2b Howard Emilie off Eeller 2. Struc kout: Allen None. Runs batted in: Morrison, Tally, Chicago at St. Louis—Olsen (1-2) vs. 2; By Errors: Peacock, c- 5 0 2 2 0 (Cash With Order) Feller 13. Hits: Off Allen 7 in ner, Adrian McManus, helped him Lombardi Novi- Margaret Skinner. SAWDUST Shoun (0-2). 4; by 2. Cavaretta, George, Grove, p_ 5 0 0 0 3 Skinner, Philadelphia at Brooklyn — Crouch 0 innings; off Niggeling 2 in 2 in- three strokes. Their 32-35—67 gave koff. Two base hits: Joost 2, Nichol- Class 12—Road Hacks—Vera Diehl, vs. Fitzsimmons nings. Fassed ball: Grnbe. Losing son. Three base hit: Hack. Home 40 10 14 27 9 (2-3) (0 0). them second and TOTALS_ Jack Farrar, Bobby Alford, Billy GEN STUDIO pitcher: Allen. Mc- place Slingerland runs: Novikoff. Sacrifices: Lumber Pittsburgh at Cincinnati—Strincevich Umpires: Gieve, Lombardi, YORK Ab R H O A Bryant Co. Gowan and Quinn. Time: 2:03. At- in money. F. Dallessandro, Novikoff. NEW Sutton. (0-0) vs. Walters (4-4). $62 prize McCormick, lb_ 3 0 14 1 Market St. Road Dial 7111 119 Grace St. Phone tendance (acutal): 20,888. Left on bases: Cincinnati 9: Chicago 5. Strum, American League Alexander and Pal- Rolfe. 3b 4 0 0 0 0 awarded base for catcher’s Skip Johnny Rases on balls: Off off Detroit at Cleveland—Newsom (2-5) z—Trosky Derringer 2; rf 4 0 0 0 0 DRAW interference. mer were third with out: Henricli, vs. Smith (3-2). of Durham Root 2. Struck By Derringer 3; cf- 4 0 12 0 by Root 4. : Root. Um- J. DiMaggio, MILWAUKEE, May 25.—(/PI—The (Only games scheduled). 33-35—68 and Palmer won third _ 4 1 1 14 1 Ballanfant. Barlick and Pinclli. Rosar, c FERRELL SIGNS pires: 2b 4 10-0 Wisconsin State Athletic commis- prize money of $50. Fourth money Time: 1:43. Attendance (actual): 18,.- Gordon, BULLS TRIUMPH Keller, If 4 1110 sion has ruled the N. B. A. feather- GREENSBORO, May 25.—UP)— cf went to Clarence Owens 663. 2 DURHAM, May 25.—UP>—Bill Mc- $40 Crosetti, ss 3 0 1 3 here veteran 0 11* weight championship fight Wesley Cheek Ferrell, of Morganton, who with his ama- Russo, r 2 Williams, who turned in a home 0 0 0 0 0 last between Petey Scal- teur scored a 69. Stanceu, p Monday double and two led major league pitcher, today sign- partner Parachute 10 10 0 run, singles, Trops Stage Rordagnray, z zo, title holder, and Phil Zwick, SPECIAL TERM ed a with COURT contract OF player- 0 0 0 0 0 the Durham Bulls to a 9-8 verdict Bonham, p of Kaukauna, Wis., be called a Tri-City club of the class “D” Bi- GREENSBORO WINS TWO Show for English King Rizzutto, zz 1- 1 0 0 0 0 over Charlotte here this afternoon. draw. State baseball league. Ferrell be- PORTSMOUTH, 25.— _1 The win gave the Bulls the series, Va., May TOTALS_ 34 3 7 27 6 Notice is hereby given that the Governor of North gins his career Mon- UP)—Greensboro won both ends of LONDON, May 25.-Twenty-four two games to one. 1 managerial z—Batted for Stanceu in 7th. Carolina has a the day. He was unconditionally re- a Piedmont league of Britain’s best parachute troops zz—Batted for Bonham in 9th. called special term of Superior leased two weeks ago the Bos- with tak- on a show today for King George 013 000 420—10 FOR the by Portsmouth here today, put Boston -- Court, for the trial of criminal cases only, for ton and New York _■ 000 300 000— 3 Braves of the National league. ing the second game 8 to 7 after and 5,000 home guardsmen prov- J. Foxx 2, Cronin, of New on the 16th He replaces Tim Murchison at out the Cubs 2 to 0 in ed themselves tough targets for gun- Errors: DiMaggio. CORRECT TINE County Hanover, to begin Monday, shutting Peacock. Runs batted in: L. New- Tri-City. j the men on the ground. Fox Keller Pea- of until the opener. some, Williams 2. 2, 3, Phone 3575 day June, 1941, and continue one week, or The demonstration, carried out on cock 2 Foxx 2. Two base hits: Cronin, D DiMaggio, Williams. Home run: COURTESY business is of. Starts an English meadow, was a minute disposed Today! Keller. Stolen bases: L. Newsome. For U. S. sample of what the Germans are Gordon. Sacrifice: Strum. Double plays: Alice Qualifying John Play Open Faye, Left on Payne doing in Crete. It was combined Foxx. Newsome and Finney. Jack Oakie, Cesar Romero New York Boston 9. Bases review of bases: 7; with a royal sky troops Off Russo off Stanceu 2; “THE GREAT AMERICAN Will Be Held On 27 Links on ba!ls: 2; ADDISON Chairman, Today an advanced stage of Donham off Grove 2. Struck HEWLETT, BROADCAST” now in training off 2; Russo Stanceu 2; by and provided an illustrated lesson out: By S; by At 1-3:02-5:04-7:06-9:08 BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR. Fort Worth's Colonial club where the Bonham 1; by Grove 1. Hits: Off Rus- Commissioners for the home guard. out in Board of County NEW YORK. May 25.—(TP)—The big tournament will be played. so 10 in 6 innings (none 7th): dropped from off Stanceu 1 in 1; off Bonham 3 in 2. one out of ten golfers who have it— Most of the top-flight The parachutists of New Hanover County 25c All Day playing pros Losing pitcher: Russo. Umpires: Rom- in this three big bombers at less than 500 109 N. FRONT (Plus Tax) it, case, being the necessary are included in this list, but there mel, Hubbard and Ormsby. Time: 2:30. Saunders skill and luck to for the Na- are a few of the best who had off feet. Attendance: 30,461. Opposite Drag Store Fredric March, Margaret Sul. qualify tional livan, Frances Dee — In open championship—will get seasons in 1940 and a good many ENDS OER their chance to show it tomorrow. who are in and AND HER BUDDIES Almost Too Much "SO NIGHT” getting along years BOOTS By EDGAR MART]* In 27 locations from to at home most of Features 12:15 2:30 Worcester, prefer stay the to out 4:45 7 9:15 Mass., Los Angeles and Jackson- time, only coming on such spe- ville, Fla., to Portland, Ore., about a cial occasions as this. They’ll have thousand crack golfers will shoot 36- to play through to get back to the 20c hole rounds trying to win 12$ places top bracket. Practically all the first- Till 6 P. M. that still are available in the open flight amateurs have to win their .“THE MARK OF ZORRO”. tournament at Fort Worth, Tex.. places in the open field through the With Tyrone Power June 5, 6 and 7. sectional tests. Linda Darnell That gives each one a little better The Chicago and New York dis- ^.■^^■■vr'L..-.?;* Shows 11-1:05-3:10-5:15 than a one-in-ten chance of qualify- tricts, two of the strongest although 9:20-9:25 ing, since the entry list this year U Dallas has the year’s biggest group the smallest since 1983. Still the cf would-be qualifiers, are top-heavy competition in most of the districts with prominent players who have to 15c will be terrific. The original entry tackle the preliminary grind. The All Day! list was 1,052. Of these 42 were Chicago field includes such well- Den- The Mar* Brother* granted exemption from the section- known names as Harry Cooper, al rounds because they ny Johnny Bulla, Dutch Har- In — "GO WEST” qualifying Shute, finished 4n the low 30 and ties last rison, Ky Laffoon, Butch Krueger, Show* 11-12:45-2:30-4:15 and year, or because they had won the Bill Mehlhorn, Abe Espinosa 6-7:43-9:30 Jock. Jr.. open title in previous years or, in Jock Hutchison, whose son, B ^ 1 one caw. because be is the pro at I is on the exempt list. snnUMSAmma^ | «■