YANKS EKE WIN OVER CLEVELAND, 5-4 ★ * ★ r Etten, Bonham Combine ★★ ★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★ ★★★ ★ To Take Indian ALBEMARLE TAKES SHELBY IN 11 -———— Series ----- A, Drives In Big Nick Three Negro Team Connie Mack GIBSON LIMITS Crum-Gunther Tee Off Runs; Ernie Allows Opens Big Week-End Diagnoses BRIGADE BEATS Six Hits **** local Negro baseball Philadelphia Ailments SHELBY TO NINE In Meet Finals Today NEWSIES 4 TO 1 team, the N. C. Red Sox, will 30. have a full (#)—With week-end schedule — YORK. July PHILADELPHIA, July 30.—UR— tleman “is what we ASHEVILLE, 30.— (Jf) crown that escaped her last year this week lamented, July in three runs meeting the Lum- Old Doc Connie Mack can’t SCATTERED HITS when she fell before Kir- ck Etten driving diagnosed beg, buy, trade or borrow. Jane Crum, of S. C., Dorothy Hammock ‘Shines’ With X berton Bears and Orangeburg, Bonham hurling six- Saturday the ills Of his ailing Philadelphia “I need' a hitter who can drive by, of Atlanta, in the finals. "id Ernie the Marines of and Margaret Gunther, of Mem- Camp Lejuene Athletics today and concluded that the ball of {he park and a Running into stiff competition Three- Homer In for jus tenth victory, the New Sunday. Winners Meet reached the "'' the A’s would be stepping along relief who can hold a one Whiteville phis, Tenn., today from both the wet course and her maae it three out Little is known of the Third j. Yankees power in first division company—he said or two-run lead for a of finals in the Biltmore Forest Miss Gunther neverthe- of the couple For State opponent, for the series wtih the Lumberton outfit, but so—if a trust- Champion- Y jour only he could dig up innings. Country Club Women’s Golf tour- less managed to chalk up a 4 and Indians today with a the game will to- Sunday — bring worthy and a nice, “Look at the games we’ve lost nament as will 2 decision over Mrs. G. M. Tru- rjeveland gether the expected—and The Boys’ Brigade softball out- ’. two highest rated hitter. that could have been with ship Monday , 4 triumph. long victories clash over the 18-hole route for luck, of Orangeburg. fit the Star-News lads 21st suc- ball clubs in outplayed up their Negro North Car- It was a few weeks ago a solid base hit at the mo- „ chalking only right the tomorrow morn- In consolation semi-finals, Mrs. to take a 4 to 1 decision in a the olina. The Marines boast an championship jn 31 starts during July, tnat the A’s, who’ve spent the best ment. And look at the games we’ve SHELBY, July 30.— MB—Albe- all-around ing. The match starts at 10 o’clock. C. D. Field of Atlanta, defeated Hanover League tilt played yester- only seven hits off Jim good team with sev- part of the last decade in the lost in the ;ate because Varks got innings marle’s American Legion Junior Miss Crum marched into the Mrs. W. S. Eakin, also of on the Robert none eral pro and Atlanta, day Strange dia- in seven innings and semi-pro players. cellar, were our have had to bear Both baseball team entered the North title found with another one-sided 4 and 3, and Mrs. W. B. Rodgers mond. Heving in one but they games will be played amazing the world, and Connie, by down throughout the early part of ,7joe on victory over Mrs. R. E. Wilson, of St. Petersburg, Fla., outlasted count. Etten drove the Williston diamond and to fourth But Ine Carolina State finals here this From the first inning when the ,de the blows clinging place. now, game. 7 and Mrs. C. French of St. Pe- a section will be reserved for of St. Petersburg, Fla., 5, Phyllis Newsies led off a tallies with a long as Connie says, the same “Somehow the this year afternoon Shelby, 7-4 with fol- vs three “against pitchers by defeating favored to win the one 19 holes. “ his white patrons. and is highly tersburg, up, lowed a beautiful a double to raise players, the same pitchers and the can’t work fuil nine innings. I don’t 11 by play and _\T_ in innings, in the fifth and de- runs batted in mark same opposdicn,” they’re back know what’s wrong with them. by the Brigaders, the latter show- Lue leading of the semi-final se- third home ciding game first after being struck on ed both on Bid Johnson, rookie in the cellar, 18 1-2 games There’s where a cracker-jack re- game superiority the field 66 ries. Fin Runner Predicts “man, knocked in one run to ITALIAN PROBLEM off the Yanxees’ pace. lief pitcher comes in, and we don’t the right thumb by Jimmy Blood- and at the plate. During the course “What we the in that department need,” the old gen- have one.” Albemarle pushed across three To was re- of tilt, which was one of the boost his total Someone Record worth’s line drive. Tex runs to win in the 11th frame aft- fastest yet played this the lieved the effective , season, Indian er the had been tied in Four-Minute Mile by Heath was the only HAS MANY ANGLES game up winners gathered four hits off t0,5f who was credited with the Bonham any trouble Dodgers Muff Chance the ninth. Ed Gibson, ace pitcher triumph. starting hurler A. L. King, who tha caused GIANTS the Tribe in all ex- TROUNCE for the visitors, hurled his third HELSINKI, July 30.— W—Paavo The Red Sox broke a 2-2 tie in was a bit wild thus allowing the he blanked (Continued from To Take Second Place final frames. Page One) game in a week, to the third twice first two scores the L the fourth and holding Shelby Nurmi, Finland’s great runner by scoring against by Brigade an that they will rise against the hits. returning to duty after As Wins 12-3 eight to six on singles by Skeeter team. Roy Cook, relief pitcher, Heath Germans in their midst and will PITTSBURGH 13-7 who still jogs from four out two home runs, The finals will start Newsome and and was touched for an additional two ,-urv’ drove Monday three times He hi. drive the King and Marshal Ba- kilometers two or Jim Tabor’s with the bases empty July 30.—W)—The with Whiteville. The teams will fly. bingles and no runs. both di glio, or their successors, to CHICAGO, weeklv to keep in condition, is the fourth and the oth- wage drawn to decide which town the Johnny Gorsica started for Det- honors for the went first in — Batting day ■„1S a war of the Revised Puts Ott- B r o o k n Dodgers muffed a confident some runner perhaps independence against Lineup ly two in. roit in the second and was jn the ninth. first games will be played four- game to Brigade Charlie Ham- er German invaders. chance to second in an American—will run the innings: men On regain place The winner of a three-out-of-five trailing, 2-2, when he was relieved mock with his three-run homer in Score by There is no conflict between our Biggest Spree minute mile. 101—4 6 2 the National move Hank Oana the seventh. .... 000 200 League today, drop- series will into the regional by in the third session. Hammock’s drive Cleveland interests a fine field of 00x-5 7 0 immediate military and Of •‘When you get Score ... 002 021 Season their third in a row to the series. by innings: came after Walker and Marsh- Xer York our ping setting a f a s t and longer political objectives. good competitors Game Bagby, Heving 12 3 Score First burn had singled and moved to Baheries: Only amateur realists and politi- Cubs, to while the Giants by innings: pace, and track conditions just and Detroit _ 002 000 000—2 7 3 and Rosar: Bonham will run a occupy second and third on a wild Desautels cal incompetents get themselves PITTSBURGH, July 30.—(.0— walloped Pittsburgh. Shelby .... 300 100 000 00—4 8 6 right, surely someone Boston _ 022 000 OOx—4 8 0 The blow landed Dlckey' into muddles where such conflicts went on Albemarle 100 020 001 03—7 13 2 said Nurmi, pitch. telling _v._ The New York Giants After off to a four-minute mile,” getting shaky Batteries: Trout and Richards; on the line in field In the case of no of the season McKee and Gibson and who hasn’t in competi- squarely right develop. Italy, their biggest spree start 'Hiram Bithorn was effective Burgess; engaged Hughson, Terry and Conroy. into the streets. such muddle need develop. as 12 runs Wiles. tion himself since 1933. rolling today they pounded in the pinches to chalk up his fifth Second Game the utmost and -V-■ He that if Americans Marshburn, of the winners, col- SPLITS By exerting pres- across the plate in the second in a row and 13th of the predicted BOSTON victory so Detroit 010 000 004—5 8 1 lected two the whole of we altered their training methods hits for two trips to sure upon Italy, third innings and then added season for the Bruins. Rube Mel- _ 010 010 000—2 9 2 a desire for distance runners get work- Boston the platter; while Powell with can excite sucii peace another in the ninth to whip the ton started the long for Brooks, but hills Batteries: Oana and with us that resistance to the Ger- Pirates 13 to 7. PAVING FUNDS outs over fields and they'd Gorsica, two for three led the losers. WITH CINCINNATI Pittsburgh failed to retire a man. Johnny as Brown and Partee. mans in Italy will seem to the The New Yorkers on become easily as outstanding Unser; Woods, Score by innings: jumped Allen, who replaced Melton, was the and cer- Gunder Haegg and Arne Ander- -V- Star-News-. 010 000 0—1 4 1 Italians only quick , usually a Giant kill- credited with the defeat when runners train- tain to end the war. ARE APPROVED son. He add°d good Brigade _ 103 000 0—4 6 2 Barrett Turn In way If, then, er, for seven runs in the second, Phil Cavarretta and Bill Nichol- Four Pressure Cookers /fiddle, the and Marshal ed for many years and Americans Batteries: Cook, Bowen King Badoglio blasted Hank Gornicki for fivQ son connected for King, successive home to their can rouse themselves from the from couldn’t exped reach peak and West; Padrick and Brinson. Pair Of Three-Hitter, more in the third and picked up runs In the third to break a 2-2 (Continued Page One) Available For Conners and can lead condition during college competi- _v_ lethargy of 20 years, the 13th run at the expense of tie. Shutout Games the Italian resistance to appropriate funds, to be added to tion; that they must run until they Germany, in the last frame. Score Four pressure cookers belong- by Innings: the state’s for the are 25 or 27 years of age. AGREEMENT SIGNED they will hav» taken the decisive had to call allocation, pur- have The Giants, however, Brooklyn ... 200 000 010— S 12 0 *7 ing to the City of Wilmington in Mr. chase of acres of privately- step toward preventing, on to the Pirates 44,000 the 30.—— Ace Adams stop Chicago .... 202 040 13x—12 12 0 been placed in the office of NEW YORK, July CINCINNATI, July the breakdown owned land fronting on Fontana 30.—W—Sign- and Churchill’s words, in the sixth after Feldman Riddle for Cincinnati Harry Batteries: Melton, Allen, Macon of the city home demonstration agent, ing of an agreement for the sale Elmer of ‘‘the whole structure and ex- Mel- lake. The TVA’s portion Barrett for Boston had failed as a relief for Cliff and Bragan; Bithorn and McCul- RED SOX-TIGERS and are available for circulation of the Blue Network Co., Inc., for Charles “Red” of the Italian state” into cost of the land and other ex- shut- pression who received credit for the or Mrs. Edward No- a of three-hit ton, lough. among individuals groups, $8,000,000 cash to J. t—Vd in pair a condition of chaos and anar- penses to be incurred in securing as the -V- T. Coleman announced Fri- former under of out today victory. titles, will amount to approximate- Faye ble, secretary performances chy.” five times In Braves divided a series- The Bucs counted of the SPLIT TWIN-BILL day. commerce, chairman of the Life Fe;.s and The question whether we can ly $700,000. Addition 44,000 2-0 and in that their big sixth, four of the runs to Mrs. Coleman, the Savers Corporation and owner of closing twinbill, 3-0, treat with the acres to the park will complete According King’s government oh ’s was crossing the plate ITALY BELIEVED of the whereby local persons could station WMCA, New York, order. through Marshal Badoglio can be the original out-lay park, plan tworun homer slam homer. The Giants Boston Wins Opener 4-2; their canned for final announced late today by David Elmer Nieman’s answered only by the event. We grand according to a commission spokes- bring goods the outhit the Pirates 17 to 12. to the home Sarnoff, president of the Radio in the first inning of nightcap must be not to man. processing agents’ caretul, therefore, NEAR SURRENDER Fall To Detroit Club of America. started the tables turning for Ca- Score by innings: --V-- headquarters in the customshouse Corporation commit ourselves now for or 17 0 after Riddle New York .. 075 000 001—13 has been abandoned because of sey Stengel’s men against the new Italian govern- 5-2 In Nightcap 000 205 000— 7 12 4 from Order coasted to his 14th victory against ment. If it can lead the whole Pittsburgh (Continued Page One) Police Restore inadequate cooking facilities. A FEW NEW Batteries: Melton, Feldman, for us- tire defeats in the opener. They Italian nation to resist and expel Information on methods RADIOS AVAILABLE to flank the Balkans through Here — — on a Adams and Lombardi: Klinger. tempt In Late Melee 30. f/P) The will be added another in the third the Germans, then it is obviously BOSTON, July ing the pressure cookers Phil Masi's Butcher and Lopez and Dalmatia. came within a utensils AT walk, and the authority which we must deal Gornicki, dispensed whenever the received minor a double. with. For the of the Baker. Italian troops at Milavi were de- Several persons of sweeping four-game are borrowed. occupation _v- not a fan- from the involv- series when divided a Barrett walked man, whole ot Italy will serve our high- clared in a dispatch injuries in a melee, chiefly today they -V- PICKAKD'S let two men Swiss frontier town of Chiasso to with the Detroit ned three and only est military interests. And if the servicemen, near the inter- DONALD GETS CALL 209 Market St. Eddie ing as far as second base, i an have been placed under a new Tigers. The Red Sox took the get King’s government rests upon section of Front and Princess in third, were over- 30.—(£>)—At- Miller on a sacrifice the I Italian rebellion against the Axis commander, Gen. Vittorio Rugge- opener, 4-2, and then NEW YORK, July around 11 m. Yankee and Bert Haas who doubled in the and ro. after to fire upon cit- streets p. Friday. come a 5-2 margin when the ley Donald, New York all it has entailed, it will refusing by On j streets Police J. F. will be called 9 Key Service eighth. conform with our political prin- irens who swept the by Assistant Chief of Tigers staged a four-run rally pitcher, August I the fra- Keys Score by innings: ! ciples. For if the Italian people the thousands shouting for peace. Jordan, who investigated after two were out in the last for his pre-induction examination, Popular Type Boston 000 000 000—0 3 3 DNB had told earlier of an “ex- cas Patrolman Tommy club officials announced today. j are aroused not only to liquidate AMERICAN LEAGUE said inning of the nightcap. Cincinnati 010 001 OOx—2 6 0 t’-emely difficult” situation at Mi- Rhodes had a sailor under for 12th win whose home is Chaudrant, Fascism but also to oust the Ger- W L Pet. placed While striving his Donald, Club rioters at at to a CAUSEY'S Batteries :Andrews and Kluttz; I mans, then we can trust this lan, saying shot every- arrest for disorderly conduct of the season, Tex Hughson, the La., had his case referred New York _ 55 34 .618 or Ital- Riddle and Mueller. c.roused to restore their thing in uniform, German the intersection and that a second Boston Ace, was forced to retire New York board. He is 30 years Comer Market and lift people 45 44 .506 Boston .... 201 000 000-3 7 2 cwn liberties. Chicago ian. sailor, after attempting to inter- the second inning of the of age; and unmarried. j 44 .506 during Detroit .. 45 the Italian Cincinnati 000 000 000—0 3 0 If, on the other hand, the new The majority of peo- fer, ran down Princess street to- 47 47 .500 Batteries: _ desire rebirth of the Barrett and Masi; government is lethargic Washington [le “ardently ward the customhouse. merely 44 45 .494 A. 0. PRIMOCK Starr, Beggs and Lakeman and to us Cleveuand country on a democratic basis,” The chief said that Rhodes passive, submitting 44 -V- Louis -. 42 .488 said. where we are and to the St. the Swiss telegraphic agency turned his first prisoner over to Authorized Dealer strong 44 47 .484 In addition Boston .. Italian term- to his police work, Germans where they are strong— The controlled press military police and captured the Foultz 37 54 .407 "extremists and has to operate a municipal unable or unwilling to identify it- Philadelphia_ ed demonstrators second sailor at Princess and Wa- For truck but The Berlin radio in- he 'll get $100 per self with a national uprising for communists.” ter street when a large group of to month, twice the salary paid the independence and liberty—then it sisted that Italy was returning Coast Guardsmen and others en- in ev- last policeman. is a to be held at .663 normal, that calm prevailed the affair. poor thing, St. Louis _ 59 30 tered arm’s length and treated as a stop- 50 40 .556 ery province. A riot call was sent out from Pittsburgh of bound to way Transocean said all members station and or- gap, quickly give _ 58 43 .547 the headquarters Brooklyn Fascist Grand to another 45 .511 the outlawed Italian was Lm government. Cincinnati _ 47 der restored. Mr. Churchill would not have 44 47 .484 Council except on, “particularly He said two sailors were treated ngf. w£] Chicago ..- had been arrested. The had to argue and plead for the 41 53 .436 radical,” for minor injuries and returned to Philadelphia_ d i a confidence of the Allied world if 37 50 .424 German propaganda agency their Boston_ free, ship. nad not been so seri- not identify the man still confidence _ 35 57 .380 -V- New York he escaped mfiATHttTWCMt. MacDOUGALL ously shaken by the political mis- nor did it say why Charlotte, N. C. but Mussolini was one of Posts Record management of our relations with AMERICAN LEAGUE arrest, Library France. His address said all that the life members of the council. 4, Chicago 1. Of Readers could be said to give con- Washington -V- Delinquent r®3SPw. possibly Detroit 2-5. fidence in the determination of Boston 4-2, Announcing New York 5, Cleveland 4. are io.»2s> Italian policy But it must be said So many persons keeping jfg SHIPYARD WAGE over that Miss WjgMll that while in this case, unlike the books out time NATIONAL LEAGUE other, the initial conception has Emma Woodward, city librarian, THE OPENING been worked out, policies become New York 13, Pittsburgh 7. REFUSED is establishing a “delinquent read- what those down the line make Cincinnati 3-0, Boston 0-3. PLEAS er list” for posting on the library them by their words and their Chicago 12, Brooklyn 3. bulletin board. — A NEW acts. (Continued from Page One) Many persons have moved and OF TODAY’S GAMES have not received their overdue a nine cent raise requested per Miss Woodward comment- NEW YORK, July 30—(^—Prob- of 5.83 notices, and a further payment per have to able ed, but their names will STORE pitchers. cent of a year’s wages to meet be included as a matter of re- AMERICAN LEAGUE increased costs. £- living cord. In May, 1942, shipyard workers Detroit at New York—Newhous. With circulation hitting new were given a nine to 13 cents an er (7-8J vs Wensloff (7-6). now that Wilmington has GATE 2 hour increase in the Gulf Coast highs Across from HIGH ART Cleveland at Boston—Reynolds more it is more SUITS readers, important area and eight cents an hour in (4-5) vs Ryba (5-2). than ever that borrowers return — the Atlantic Coast, Great Lakes Chicago at Philadelphia (2) their volume she said. N. C. and Pacific Coast zones. These in- promptly, HOLLY RIDGE, Grove (9-1) and Wade (1-5) vs -V- creases boosted the Harris Uail and Flores (9-8). hourly wages of skilled mechanics in the four for FALL St. Louis at Washington (night) Price Ceiling Information (Directly to (3-9) vs Wynn (9- zones $1.20. —Hollingsworth -y- 7). The price of eggs in Wilming- Art Army Officer’s Tradition ton for the week August 2-9 will We have received a substantial shipment of SAVES TWO OFFICERS LEAGUE be as the price clerk of Since 1917 officers of the Army have been serviced by new fall in various sizes and models. NATIONAL follows, clothing the Ration board has advised. service has meant krth New York at Cincinnati (night) CAMP DAVIS, July 30.—W)— Associated. They know that this These garments are 100% virgin wool and Grade A-52 cents wholesale; 61 —Fischer (3-5) vs Walters (5-11) Two Camp Davis anti-aircraft quality and price. ai'e hand tailored in the'correct Art cents retail. Grade B-47 cents High Boston at Pittsburgh—Javery (8- officers credited First Lt. Her- of the are them- 55 cents retail. Grade Now—officers present day availing nianner. 10) vs Herbert (6-6). bert O. Evans of Westminster, wholesale; cents wholesale; selves of this same service. Brooklyn at St. Louis—Wyatt (4- Tex., with saving their lives C and assorted-40 47 cents retail. 4) vs Lanier (6-5). when his Army observation We have been assured the manufacturer four cents by Philadelphia at Chicago—Conger plane developed engine troub- The price will be COMPLETE UNIFORM that this fall will be slow but medium sized eggs and deliveries (1-4) or Kraus (6-9) vs Hanyzew- le today enroute to Charlotte. less for small steady and ample for civilian needs. ski (4-1). Second Lt. Abel Kessler of eight cents less for eggs. Every item in the officers’ equipment can be supplied here charge no -V- the public relations office The retailer may at Associated. cents for a carton. was flying to Charlotte for a more than two W e come and let us Our famous made-to-measure uniforms are known invite you to in to-day WRESTLING RESULTS conference with newspaper- the armed forces. lay-a-way your choice for the fall season. men and his fellow passenger, throughout stock Big Jack Dillon and the Masked Second Lt. Robert A. Corado We also have the official Army Exchange Service Marvel grappled to an unpopular of Alhambra, Calif., was en- uniforms with the Associated guarantee. CLOTHES draw decision Friday night with route home on furlough when HIGH ART Pete Mannagoff and Jimmy Cof- the accident occurred. field at Thalian Hall. Time ran out The motor quit a few min- and Lt. on the boys before they could de- utes after the take-off cide a one-all match with the fi- Evans, unable to find a clear- the 1 in ASSOCIATED“°"" crash landed nal fall. ing, m o mi