Sports Roundup Preserves Tiger Lead Ninth _____ o______Pacific was his visit to Admiral By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. Frank didn’t the M- NEW YORK, Sept. 1— UFl —This Nimitz. play he would have To Feast The On! is the final report on miral but he says Something Eyes probably "I wouldn’t have to Grand wartime sports in Iceland, as if invited. RUDY MICS SLAM! Dimaggio’s Slam he Dave Zinkoff, the island's in- worry about winning,” explains. imrurmw.■m ft iff Capt. Arthur Eh- defatigable correspondent, is back ‘‘I’m in the Army”. whose enthusiam minor league promotion dir- WINS FOR DETROIT Features home. .* Zink, lers, Phillies’ officer the class "AA” lea- Win as assistant special service ector, figures easier time next whose vocal efforts as fight gues mav have an and BOSTON, ,, the “D” circuits be- Shelled Oif The Sept. l._ (fl announcer, aid a lot to keep G.I. season than is the Dimaggio smashed out his W enthusiam at a high pitch, cause the draft still taking P MIDWAY sports Mount In Seventh Inning TES, home of is who might be starting the * reports that most of the Ametic# 18-year-olds m the ffth careers. Fordham inning to e UP ! have Iceland but they left pro baseball left Rally By Tigers major league record as he behind. “We sold and are reported dicker- I SH TOMORROW SDa l' their sports ed the Philadelphia PH" f house to the Ice- for a five-year football se Vs Andrews field ing DETROIT, Sept. l.—yP)—Neither 3-3 victory over the start in 1946. Florida race Hal Boston Brav. landers,” he says, “and they’re to starting , Detroit’s The third game of the series be- es today at Braves j all extensive lield. running monthly boxing shows. ; tracks are planning Newhouser nor ’s Bob tween the Wilmington Pirates and before the winter Di™aggi«'s 18th and Thev hope to make it twice » improvements Feller, was around at' the finish the Midway Park Marines will be record ,v with ing homer accounted for haven't taken up season and the Orange bowl, as the across four of month. They today Tigers punched played at Legion Stadium Monday seven Z seats runs which iced the basketball much, but the sport most of its 27.500 already a ninth inning run to edge the at 8:30 o’clock, it was an- came < night tne Phds and sent on there was sold, be enlarged. fifth Indians 5 to 4 and pre- Elmer that really caught may place nounced yesterday by Bert Kite, to the showers. Singleton1 and a half Amer- The mark bowling. .' You see. the Red serve their game of the local club. by Frank Schulte of the Cross in two makeshift alleys ican League lead. The Parkers defeated the Ch'cae' put SERVICE DEPT. Midway Cubs in 1911 and later in and two in Keflavik York’s clean sfnash into Pirates in their first meeting and duScr.-^ Reykjavik Field, Miss., Rudy by and Too were in use IS hours a When the Keesler loaded nv,r;,. and they center field with the bases the avenging Buccaneers came OOth of the team was short of men, New York The soldiers began bringing baseball out in the last frame drove back in the second to even Yankee' day. softball and one game and of the to watch them it borrowed four from the had beaten out Detro t in Icelandic girls in Ed Borom, who the series. Monday’s game will de- ers. wanted to Then the hardballers hit of and first thing the girls j squad. a bunt for his fifth straight cide the series winners and both is loaned some to the post ‘ten’ even Charley Schanz started try the game. Their enthusiam the game. teams are making preparations for the Phil- ] it had a scheduled mg inning with a thought game on contest. and went terrific.” York’s hit pinned the defeat the „ to Zink adds the same afternoon. Navy Lt. second as Fred Daniel As for G.I. sports. j Klieman, who pitched In the first game, the Marines \\ms former middle- Ed (Specs) thrown out at still playing softball up to Billy Soose. after the defeated the 6 to 4 first. Johnny An they’re j the last two Tig- Corsairs, be- tonelli but it makes diffi-; weight champ who now is on ter- was safe when 11 p.m., things ers knocked out Feller in the hind the hurling of ‘Pappy’ Diem. Tomm, minal leave, he won’t return ho mes dropped his liner cult when a 130-mile wind springs says the score with a He hurled nine hit ball to hand the to r»hl | seventh in tying center to the ring after his discharge but field. Jimmy Foxy drew up suddenly. two-run rally. Newhouser also de- locals this defeat. Johnny Wil- a will his father-in-law in the pars and Conker join in the seventh after yielding bourne was on the mound for the Triplett doubted parted to score YOUR EYE8 knitting business. When Bi’ly'" old Schanz and Antonelli SPORTS BEFORE seven hits. Detroit got nine off Pirates and allowed but seven bin- JakE Leo Houck, heard Powell then drew a One of the highspots of Sgt. college , four more off Klieman. In the second contest the pass to 1.,-j Feller and gles. tlie bases tour of the that he commented: "Some yarn.” the will be again and Him a Frank Parker’s tennis Joe Tobin, third Detroit hurler, If you’re one of those golfers who nursed a scuffed ball through war, this picture easy Marines a 4 to 1 decision dropped homered over the left on your eyes. In Providence, a rubber company sp eeds supply of new balls. These pellets are syn- to the Kitemen. Diem field wall was the winner. allowing 10 Seminick thetic, give 95 per cent of distance of pre-war balls, but are improvement over reprocessed pills. Andy singled, stole sec' uu. hits in this and Lefty Louis Chesh- uutcn •jvieyer music ond and scored on a ire worked for the Bucs by B t-v tiouser in the third drove in two allowing Mott to end Caudill S’ngleton's stay on the Dick on 3-,.. three scattered hits. Padgett, runs and put the Indians top mound. Johnny Kite did not Hutchings then re Pat Seerey’s double and Don Ross disclose who would tired the side. single made it 4-2 in the sixth. get the mound assignment against Will ihe Braves scored their first Field the Outfit the hard rur ‘Y’ hits in Masonboro Marines. Star In Day Three straight Detroit hitting Wil- in the sixth on an -L. and seventh shaved the tribe's edge to bourne, Fish and Lamb will be add ed two more in the next Adam W. Smith, physical direc- [-3 and sent Feller to the showers. ready for the call. Expected to take frame on two walks and singles by tor for the YMCA stated early yes- single filled the over again for the invaders will be Whites ’s Wietelmann and that the recent annual field for the second time in Bill Diem. of both , terday jases and Double Complete lineups JURGES’ The box: was a success forcing In Today teams was not available last York Play and great he walked, day picnic game night, Philadelphia of that Al. h H n with a large number boys parti- he tying run. $ closed the Pirates will end 2b Daniel. _ 1 o l 2 Ramblers Seek To Exterd their season 3b GIVES GIANTS WIN cipating. Borom’s perfect bunt led off the Saturday night of this Antonelh. _ 5 ] | 2 j started Foxx, lb Sports competition ninth and SERIES SCHEDULE week. Wednesday the locals have 4 11s liger If Win Streak To Triplett, _ 5 1 1 3 i at 3 o’clock and saw Dick a to Eight scheduled the Field Air 1.—(£>)—The promptly sent him to third with single Bogue Powell, rf 4 1 n NEW YORK, Sept. win- 1 1 Charles Caudill in- Raiders for another Fans cf _ York Giants pulled to within Padgett and ( 'e: *er. Cullenbine was passed GAMES YESTERDAY Games game. Dimaggio, 3 2 2 1 1 New Straight c of the Seminick, _ 3 the third the honors for most the stage for TO BE UNCHANGED American are still talking about the 18-in- 12 9 a half of ning setting League one and games eru.onally, Mott, ss 3 0 12 events, with Padgett carrying Fork’s single. New York 0 ning setto these teams had a cou- place Brooklyn Dodgers today game-wrecking Washington 3; By ROBERT MOORE Schanz, p _ 3 111: second or third for Cleveland 4. of The when Ace Adams, in his 55th re- away either first, The Detroit victory, second Detroit 5; ple weeks ago. opposition Karl, p- 1 0 0 n 1 Boston 7; 1. The Masonboro Ramblers will with in all events but one. in their last seven CHANDLER STATES Philadelphia for the final game will be the was credited ;he gam- lief appearance, place Tigers 5-0; St. Louis 3-3. be to their attempting capture Totals 3 6 8 10 27 II over the Flatbushers. their cracked a five-game Cleveland 782nd Tank Battalion club, now a 5-4 victory Other winners in respective ;s, seventh and eighth straight vic- stationed at Fort This was the loser. order were: 100 yard dash—Charles winning streak. CHARLOTTE, Sept. 1.—{JP)—The Bragg. Boston Ab R H ft .1 Boston 3. tories today as they meet the Wal- The box: Philadelphia 8; lb 1 A homer in the Wilkins and Dick Pad- _ game is booked for Saturday night Shupe. 5 0 0 12 by Caudill, Joe Ab R H O A war ended today with Japan’s New York 5; Brooklyn 4. lace and Tabor City nines in a of four Cleveland the curtain on Wietelmann, 2b _ 5 0 3 2 off King, third 50 dash—Jerry Hard- 4 112 6 that won’t Philadelphia 8; Boston 3. and will ring down eighth gett. yard Cihocki. ss formal surrender but on the Masonboro Holmes, rf _ 5 0 l n 1 broke a 4-4 tie and Jimmy 4 0 2 8 0 St. Louis 3; Chicago 2. season. Brooklyn hurlers, Dick Padgett Rocco, lb difference in the war- will the Aderholt, If _ 4 114 wick, 0 make any diamond. The first game get — rf _——- 4 112 and the Giants the game. broad jump Seerey, the Workman. 3b _ 3 0 2 0 gave Schulken. Standing 4 0 1 time schedule of play for prompley at 2:30 and the 2b- STANDINGS underway _ The Giants the scoring in Caudill and Meyer, ? : Gillenwater, cf 4 0 0 2' opened Dick Padgett, Charles 3b 4 0 ^ 0 4 . second will be called at 4. Masi, 3 Schemer Ross, Americ?n League game c- 1 0 fi the second, when Mike softball cf 3 0 0 2 0 ss Eugene Oxley. Distance Mackiewicz, Culler, _ 2 10 1: * * In an informal interview here Teams W~n 1 **«t p"'. W. A. Brown, ace left-hander will WINS OVER Branca 4 ® PARKER 1 singled off starter Ralph throw— A1 Warren, Dick Padgett Benjamin, If- Singleton, p 10 0 0 2 10 6 0 Detroit _ 70 53 .569 c _ baseball commissioner start off for the Ramblers in the three walks forced in a run. soft- Haves, today, I Hutchings, p _ 10 10' and and Charles Caudill. Distance 3 110 0 Washington _ 70 56 .5 6 because I _ n for Feller, p said that first contest as he goes against zMedwick 1 0 0 banged his 19th homer Dick 1 0 0 0 1 St. Louis _ 66 57 .537 Hardwick, _ ball batting—Jerry Klieman, p outfit. Brown I Whitcher, p 0 0 0 0 of the continuing tight transporta- New York _ 64 57 .520 the strong Wallace the Giants in the fifth. and Joe Wilkins. Hot-step COOKE, 6-1,8-6,7-5 ! zzNieman __ _ 1 0 0 0 1 Padgett 4 13 the series will fol- Cleveland _ 63 58 .521 _ 33 9y25 tion situation, has four wins to his credit against The Dodgers came back in the Charles Totals and jump—Dick Padgett, when run scored. 1943 on Chicago _ 61 62 .496 lead in yOne out winning low the pattern adopted in only one defeat Totals 35 3 6 27 1 sixth to cut the Giants’ Boston _ 60 66 .480 Caudill and Eugene Oxley. Equip- of travel difficulties. MEET zBatted for Hutchings in 7th. account _ NATIONAL but the Ottmen countered Detroit Ab R H O A Philadelphia ?8 83 .314 Wallace and the Masonboro nine IN half, ment race—Jack Richards, Gra- zzBatted for Whitcher in 9th. 2 10 0 4 in their half without the Webb, ss _ He explained that three games have met twice before with Wal- twice ham Farmer and Eugene Oxley. 1 ® ® National Score by innings: zzMayo 1 * the League 1 in the of _ a hit. Two errors — would be played park lace taking both engagements, 3-1, FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. Philadelphia 000 1 70 000—! aid of Brooklyn A1 ss-—- 1 0 0 0 2 Accuracy football throwing Hoover, _ 76 46 .623 Chicago Boston _ 000 001 of walks were re- 5 2 5 7 4 where the series opens—this 14-3. Frankie Parker’s 200—: and a couple Borom, 2b --- city St. Louis _ 75 49 .605 —(fP)—Sgt. Warren, Dick Padgett and Douglas Errors: Triplett. Mott, Workman cf 8 0 12 0 town of the Ameri- for the runs. Cramer year the home Brooklyn _ 68 34 .557 With several new added chances of retaining the National Runs sponsible Dairs. Bicycle race—Jimmy Schul- 4 0 110 players Holmes. batted in: Semhvck 2 If New York _ 68 57 .544 double Greenberg. can League winner. The next three Tennis al- Triplett 2. Dimaggio 4. Wiet*! Ed Stanky’s run-scoring Charles Caudill and Dick rf 3 0 12 0 to the Ramblers roster they are ex- singles Championship Shupe, ken, Cullenbine, Pittsburgh _ 67 62 .519 0 will be scheduled for the lot of the but man. Two base hits: Foxx, Antonelk a two-run Dodger up- _ 3 0 1 11 were cooked today, lb _ 56 69 .448 to the Wallace nine a most highlighter Padgett. One minute bike race: York, Boston pected give Triplett, Mott, Ed 3b 4 0 10 2 the Hutching*. Workrym rising in the seventh and Maier. National League champions. _ 49 73 .402 better Frankie steadied to turn back Home Jimmy Schulken, Dick Holland 4 12 4 1 fight. run: Dimaggio. Stolen ba-e Richards, c _ 38 87 .298 Stevens tied up the game in the If a seventh is necessary, Philadelphia of sixth-seeded Elwood S-cminick, Dim-ggio, Workman. Doubh and Dick Padgett. Newhouser, p 2 0 0 0 0 game Manager fiursey of the Wallace challenge of the with a home 0 0 0 0 0 will be in a semi-final plays: Workman. Wietelmann and Simp1 top eighth Caster, p _ Chandler said, the site Cooke, 6-1, 8-6, 7-5, club announced that he will send Left on bases: Philadelphia 6: Boston f which routed Brewer. zOutlaw 1 0 0 0 0 run, Johnny chosen after a conference with club match. Eases on balls: 1 0 0 0 1 New York at Washington—(21—Zuber Thigpen to the mound against Schanz 4. Singleton Adams then strolled in to annex Tobin, p_ an even break 1. : Schanz 2. Ka officials. (4-8) and Dub'el (8-9) or Page (1-2) vs. Brown. has scored one The Cookies got Hutchings Thigpen 2. 4. Whitclv his 11th victory. SENS 34 5 13 27 14 ‘Wolif (15-10) Leonard (15-6'. however, as Mrs. Singleton 1, Hutchings WASHINGTON _ ;id the Totals it was for day, Before 1943, customary win over the locals. lxits. off: Schanz 7 in 6 2-3 ; vnr- X’ X lie UUA. zBatted for Caster in 7t.h. Cleveland at Detroit—Bagby (7-10) vs. former Wo- H O A for the series schedule to call for Sarah Palfrey Cooke, 1 in 2 1-3; Singleton 9 in 4 1-3; Hutch Brooklyn Ab R zzBatted for Webb In 7th. Benton (11-5). In the second game Billy Hardi- 3 116 1 in the home of (2) —O’Neil men’s Champion, moved into the ir.gs 0 in 2 2-3: Whitcher 1 in 2 V v Stanky, 2b_ Score by innings: two games park Boston at Philadelphia— son will make his first 2 3-0 appearance pilch: Schanz. Winning n.'X'ho: S-' v1 cf_ 5 0 2 0 BLANK 001 000—4 (8-6) and Johnson (4-2• vs. Marchildon of the Women’s Rosen, YANKS, Cleveland _ 003 one winner, and the next final round single flag in over a 3b_3 10 0 2 0®® 301—5 and .Newsom (6-17). with the Masonboro club Losing pitcher: Singleton. Umpire*' Galan, Detroit _ 11® (0-1) three-times three in the of the rival clul.^ where she will oppose Dunn, Sears. Barr. Time: 2:08. Attend Walker, rf- 4 0 10 0 Maier. Runs batted in: Meyer park St. Louis at Chicago— (2) —Kramer month as the Ramblers take on 1.— — Error: Betz tomorrow in 12 2 WASHINGTON, Sept. (/P) Last this was or (3-3) and Muncrief 10- champion Pauline ance: 2,910 (paid). Stevens, lb-4 4 2, Seerey, Ross, York 3, Borom. Cramer. year program again (8-13) West the Tabor City Lads in a return If_4 0 12 0 Hurler Alex of Richards. in the 21 vs. (9-11) and Dietrich (6-9) or an effort to the title she Bordagaray, Relief Carrasquel Two bnse hits: Seerey, Rocco, followed since both teams Lopat contest. Last Brown shut- regain Brown, ss_ 3 0 12 4 Richards. Sacrifices: Cram- (2-3). Sunday the Senators, today ended New : series were from St. Louis. Papish held in 1941. c 3 10 7 1 out Tabor and Carolina State Sandlock, »r 2. Double plays: Cihocki, Meyer and the City squad, 3-0, League 2 0 111 York’s string of victories over Mrs. Cooke routed Louis Brough Branca, p Rocco; Webb. Borom and York; Borom The Gillette Safety Razor com- National League allowed but two hits, both infield -- 1 0 0 0 0 Yank- Miss xHerman Washington by shutting the and York; Hoover, Borom and York. at New York— (2) —Gregg of Los Angeles, 6-3, 6-4, while Be^fn Moiula] the Brooklyn singles. Playoffs __ 0 0 0 0 0 12. pany and Mutual Broadcasting Buker, p ees 3 to 0. Left on bases: Cleveland 6, Detroit and Webber (5-1) vs. Mungo Helen Ja- out, (15-10) Betz, hoping to equal * xxPeacock _ 1 0 0 0 0 Bases on balls: Feller 3, Klieman 2, will for the (14-7) and Voiselle (13-11). Hardison, who starred on the 0 0 0 0 0 company pay $100,000 cobs’- record of four successive The Associated Press King, p_ The angular Venezuelan held the Newhouser 4. Strikeouts: Feller 3, Klie- at St. Louis— (2) —Borowy By air this under an Chicago High School team this year and n _ 0 0 0 0 0 off: righti year op- her North Card Seats, p Yankees to five hits in pitching his man 1, Newhouser 3, Tobin 1. Hits, (5-2) and Prim (10-61 vs. Barrett (19-10) championships, whipped The eight-club Klieman 4 in held but next Chan- pitched the two games the has Feller 9 in 6 1-3 innings; tion they year, and Burkhardt (15-7) or Dockins (6-3). only doubles eighth seeded State wound up its reg Totals_ 33 4 9 24 11 sixth straight win although he partner, League 2, Newhouser 7 in 6 1-3; Caster 0 in 2-3: dler said, they have agreed to pay Pittsburgh at Cincinnati— (21— Beck (6- Varsity won, has been working out Hickon started five times all season. Feller Doris Mart of Miami Beach, Fla., alar season Saturday with xBatted for Branca In 7th. only robin 2 in 2. Hit by pitcher, by: 4) and Strincevich (12-9) vs. Fox (4-11) for the past several weeks pre- Tobin. $150,000. In 1947 they will pay 6-2. 'die t’1P xxBatted for Buker In 8th. Until Carrasquel stopped them, (Cullenbine). Winning pitcher: and Heusser (10-12). 6-3. the league champion—A and for the 1948 series paring for today’s contest. Hardi- the Yankees had beaten the Sena^ Losing pitcher: Klieman. Umpires: Pip- $175,000 they Philadelphia at Boston—(2)—Foxx (1- The other men’s-semi-final will clinched some two weeks ago—bu 2:43. a curve ball is in New York Ab R H O A gras, Rommel and Grieve. Time: have an for the rights at 01 and Barrett (6-17) vs. Logan (6-9) and son, artist fine tors six times within the option be contested tomorrow, when Bill the four top teams will corticioab Treadway, cf __j- 3 10 6 1 straight Attendance: 25,743 (paid.) or Javery (2-5). and to send he added. Wright (3-4) condition is expected ft Hausmann, 2b_ 2 0 0 5 3 week. $200,000, Talbert of Wilmington, Del Faces in a shaughnessy olr.y by agree past many of Tabor Cities barters back Ott, rf _ 5 12 3 0 For five innings, veteran Red ! Pancho Segura of Ecuador. ment beginn ng Monday. Gardella, If 4 0 0 0 0 Distributed to the bench via the strike-o* a scoreless battle $31,458 Babe Zaharias Takes finished number two c_ 2 0 111 Ruffing waged FOOTBALL SCORES route. Lexington kluttz, i Schemer, lb _ 4 116 3 with Carrasquel. Rochester 26; Case 6. Deal Is Named Most With Landis third and Salisbury To Teams In National Golf Crown as _ 3 0 0 3 2 Broadmoor Bobby Wright, Kerr, George Binks gave Carrasquel a Oberlin 32; Wabash 7. fourth position. Jurges, 3b_2 112 2 and manager of the Tabor blub Performer two run margin in the sixth by Semi-Pro Tournament Valuable The schedule of play startir.; Brewer, p_3 10 11 Colo., announced that he will call on the left corner The true Mohammedan eats no COLORADO SPRINGS, at H ckcr; Adams, p _ 10 10 1 tripling into field Monday finds Landis 1—-(U.R>—Babe Didrikson Za- Byrd to handle the mound duties' In National Tourney Tb behind Joe Kuhel’s single. Binks Kas., Sept. 1.—(&)— food after dark for one month of Sept. and Salisbury at Lexington. 29 5 6 27 14 WICHITA, team Totals_„_ now of Denver, today added Byrd went the route for his e, d' scored after Charley Keller caught Distribution of $31,458 to teams each year. harias, schedule will be reversed cm Score by innings; mates last but failed to WICHITA, Kas., Sept. 1.—(TP)— ’s foul Na- the Broadmoor Women’s Invitation Sunday to a four oui o. Brooklyn __ 000 001 210—4 fly. in the 1945 The teams which completed “Cot-’ on agreed New York __010 012 crown to her list of tro- stop the red-hot Ramblers. Ellis Deal, utility player Olx—5 Successive singles by Semi-Pro Tournament here golf long seven series. George tional Enidairs df Inid. Errors; Jurges, Branca, Brown, Haus- to Manor he has added the champion Case, George Myatt and Buddy was announced today by Ray Du- Had This Coming phies. According fnann, Adams. Runs batted in: Haus- was named the most After a new comer to several new faces to his Okla., today mann, Ott, Bordagaray, Stanky, Galan, Lewis produced the third Wash- mont, President of the National trailing lineup. mark in are to valuable player among the nation’s Will Attempt Stevens, Jurges. Two base hit: Stanky. ington run" in the seventh. Baseball Congress. golfdom past the halfway The following expected join Gar Wood Home runs: Stolen Tournament’s sandlottes for his performance in Ott, Stevens, Jurges. The Yankees threatened in t*e Eni- the Fourth Annual the Ramblers for todays double- bases: Jurges, Tread wyay. Sacrifices: | The national champions, the National Semi-Pro- Baseball To Make Record Monty seventh and with two 36-hole title classic here, “The header: Webb, formerly of the Stanky, Brown. : Brown, eighth singVs dairs of Enid, Okla., were awarded Double in each Babe” broke—and the spectators Naval base. tournament which the Enidairs won play: Brown, Stanky and Stev- inning but Case and Lewis and Southport Liggett, .. first of $10,000, he said, HAVEN. Fla.. Sept. en*; Kerr (unassisted); Stevens and prize ran—into the open finally first who s arred in tlie here. WINTER made fine catches of drives by Fla., say she baseman, ve- Stanky. Left on bases: Brooklyn 8; New the runners-up, Orlando, Charles for Wood, speedboat Hershel Martin and to win 6 and 3 from Dot Kielly of shipyard league. Thompson, first Hockenberry, -CP)-Garni York 10. Bases on balls, off: Brewers 3; Air Field, $6,291. up a Army the the Kearns Eagle of Utah was nam- eran, will attempt to hang Adams 1; Branca 10. Strikeouts: Branca Keller to pull Carrasquel .out of as fol- Los Angeles. baseman, also of Southport Other awards were listed his 7, Brewer 1. Hits, off: Branca 3 in 6 in- those holes. base, and Willard, utility player ed the Sandlots’ leading hitter with record with Hydroplane 1 in 2 lows: here nings; Buker, 1; King in 0 innings and property of the Wilmington a record of .474 itj the tournament. the Labor Day regaUa (none out in 8th); Seats, 0 in 1; Brewer George Stirnweiss tied for Ord-Hawks of North Myatt Greensboro" for was 7 (none out in Glen Rose, Arkansas Pirates. an ou fielder, Runner-up batting honors day. • in 8th), off Adams 1 in .the league’s base stealing lead by $2,516 for third place; Triplett, 2. Winning pitcher: Adams. Losing Carolina, has the Ramblers. Jim Castiglia, former Philly and events over the mile straysL pitch- adding his 27th theft. La., Dockbourne About also joined All er: King. Umpires: Reardon. Goetz and Camp Livingston, Coach Worried member of Greensboro be stag’.d 1,11 The box: Ord-Howks away course will Jorda. Time: 2:31. Attendance: 19,776 AAF of , and Kearns Eagles ^ New York of North who .414 of the Ante paid. Ab R H O A for di- Fullback John Hoffman Carolina, average ihe oficiai sanction of Utah, who tied Fourth, on. Slirnweiss, 2b _ 3 0 13 1 Rochester Eleven Wins for the boat Assoca* and Columbia Comets tourney. can power Metheny, rf _ 3 0 p 2 0 vided $3,775, hard 1 Other trophies included: Salva APB Officials will be on Stainback, cf _ 4 0 12 0 Chanute Field,. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Sept. 26-6 'Appleton Signs With of South Carolina, Over Case College, dore Keller, if _ 3 0 0 1 0 Madrid, Lincoln Wings of electrical tirnng equiprr.on.. 111., Sioux Falls, E. D., AAF, and —(U.R)—Coach Glen Rose of Arkan- Elten, lb _ 4 0 19 1 most his 91-foe: for sas was when he Nebraska, specticular play: Wood will put Washington Senators Garbark, c_ 10 0 11 Wichita Cessna, who tied pretty optimistic ROCHESTER, N. Y., Sept. 1.— Hjo-^m Columbia Comets of South bo... c Carolina, ■.lane, only post-war Robinson, _ 3 0 12 0 seventh, split $2,517. started fall football practice last (o.R)—The of Rocheste* University test run tomor.-' xSavage _ 0 0 0 0 0 but has Sportsmanship and Lockbcurne regatta, through WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—(IP)— A total of $5,729 also was apor- week, tonight the picture ran almost at will over the Case Grimes, 3b _ 4 0 0 2 1 AAF of Columbus, O., best dressed. Fete Appleton, righthanded pitch- the teams on a changed. in the morning.. __ Milosevich, ss _ 0 0 0 1 2 tioned visiting College eleven of Cleveland er the who recently rejoined St. Crosetti, ss _ 2 0 0 0 2 mileage basis, Dumont added. John Hoffman of Little Rock, East’s opening Intercollegiate foot- Louis Browns after a two-year xxMartin, _ 1 0 0 0 0 star fullback, has been reclassified 26 to 6. Ruffing, p 3 0 114 bal game today, winn'ng stay in the Navy, was signed by 1-A in tVie draft, and might be the crowd lhree Midsummer heat kept Senators as _ rre-rlignt Uncle the Washington today Totals 31 0 5 24 12 Navy wearing Sam’s khaki togs down *o less than 5,000 and caused xRan for Robinson in 7th. a free agent. before he gets a chance to put on both elevens. xxBatled for Crosetti in 7th. Schools Football loose play by He was released by the Browns Drop that football uniform. Quarterback Bill Coffey oi for whom he hurled before Washington Ab R II O A joining — — WASHINGTON, 1. (fP) Rochester scored two touchdowns the after one'relief Case, if 4 114 0 Sept. Navy, making Burnham’s Myatt, 2b 4 0 2 5 1 Varsity football will be abandoned Te^as Baseball League ar.d ran Coach Elmer appearance. Lewis, rf 4 0 2 3 0 r' three U. S. Navy Pre-Flight T-formation effectively. .— ■ ■■■'■ 1 deceptive Kuhel, lb _ 4 116 0 r— schools but will be continued at a To Return Again In ’46 Diehl calf back Binks, ef 4 112 0 Don Sophomore touch- to FLY LSyne, 3b- 4 0 13 1 fourth. contributed the Other two LEARN Ferrell, c _ 4 0 13 2 Schedules have been cancelled DALLAS, Tex.. Sept. 1— !#!_The downs on dashes off tackle. ss Kimble, _ 4 0 113 Texas 8 Hours Instruction At by North Carolina’s Cloudbusters. league, declared by officials Case its sole offensive In _ displayed Only Carrasquel, p 2 0 0 0 4 to be in its Chapel Hill, N. C„ ’s Sky- soundest Condition in a tnrea* early in the first quarter PEIFFER FEILD Totals -34 3 io 27 11 crackers, Athens, Ga., and Iowa’s decade, was formally reactivated when Halfback Don Zalimeni cli- Score made Jn by innings: Iowa Cancellation today and will return to f I On New Seahawks, City. baseball in maxed a 40-yard march by passing 5 Miles Out York- 000 000 000—0 1946 after was due to voluntary withdrawals three years of suspen- to for touchdown. New Washington. 000 002 lOx—3 crj Art Zaske /OET^: WILMINGTON Wrightsville Highway Error:. and a sion. / Crosetti. Runs batted in: Binks, of air cadets from training Your Neighbor Ferrell, Lewis. in the A ... i. — b-v .Three base bit: Binks. probable reduction in Naval avia- Youngest player National unianimeus vote last week had r- l Stolen base: Stirnweiss. Left on bases: Amateur Tennis Championships, the Reconditioned ire-war L^2^^2^,| York tion put league back action CAROLINA New 7; Washington 8. Bases on training. of into but Herbert Flam, 16, Beverly Hills. it wasn t until balls: Carrasquel 3; Ruffing 1. Strike The fourth Pre-Flight team, St. scored first upset trouncing yesterday that Jiidee BICYCLES outs: 2; 1. Calif.. W. G, arm'; Carrasquel Ruffing Umpires: Calif-. Bramham. of the ar^sca^ at No. 1 president Jones, Summers and Mary’s Airdevils, Moraga, Heraldo Weiss, Argentina’s AVAILABLE AT SKYWAYS Boyer. Tkpe: 1:55 foot- at Forest National Association and Attendance: 11,031. will again be represented in player, 6-1, 6-2, Hills. of Profession- Anne Chaffee of al baseball Dealer in Aeronca Aircraft ball. It is planned to maintain Nancy Ventura, leagues, officially ap- YOU The mullet at kiss on young Ham’s proved the iiKAHDS Plane swim* on its head aviation training at St. Mary’s Calif., plants application to return to 209 America’s finest Personal active status. Market St. Dial 2-3224 while eatin4 the present level. [cheek. I 7 Z • 7 V C