Sports Roundup Torrid White Sox Shellac Boston 16 To i formation (well, one of the latest) By HUGH FULLERTON, JR« In — who Marianas 18 — is Tulane's Monk Simons, Big Leaguers NEW YORK, Aug. OP) NEW YORK to spice his wing with HOPEFULS That $50,000 professional plans PENNA To Play YANIS' “X” leaves this fall.. City Optical fund to “give the game back to is that the Umps are the kids” seems to cover a very claiming DROP 9TH and he went to BOSOX IN on him TEE-OFF ON wide territory....Let's hope i t picking In Soft Ball ROW Prexy Ford Frick Tourney doesn’t get into the hands of some- ST. LOUIS. his Aug. 18 u it into yesterday to protest bouncing * one who will translate 16 Plans have been completed for Sears. Leo says Third Places Collect reached i * for the Thursday by Ziggy low “something boys”....Nor- softball team of today, dropping their he merely was going to ask if the City Optical hP! malcy note: Notre Dame’s football Hits Oil Of Heflin DERRINGER WINS game in a row, a was on balls and the of 3-fdecision to how to use the scoreboard right Wilmington winner the St. Louis ‘ Dept, is puzzled over Browns, their 10 wes, and str kes (it wasn’t) when he And Hausman half of the Softball Joe Gasparella. He’s too good second City ing streak in the 15 years Big they ha”‘* be- got het “out” signal..probably been lor the no. 2 quarterback spot 14TH OF SEASON league to enter the State Wide Soft- managed by joc Mccar‘" and when he'll discuss Tom Dunn today.... CHICAGO, Aug. 18. —(£>)— The Making their final hind Frank Dancewicz tournament appearand Pen State doesn’t plan to resume ball Championship the mound city, the they tried him at fullback during third place , who BROOKLYN, N. Y., Aug. 18.— Yankees f a full pro- which began Friday, August 17, in found Marty intercollegiate sports a bit of practically helpless before the the summer, they have been burning with Derringer went the route until the beginning of the UD—Paul to Neal pitching of Southpaw Wendell and Frank Rugger.o tak- gram pennant fever the past two weeks, Greensboro, according \yef* next 1, 1946. to register his 14th victory as the West, who missed a care of that budget period, July the six-hit of softball commis- shutout ing excellent job. got behind pitching Cockerham, City Tc vf, a football season, the defeated the Brook- the ankees scored in Joel and Given good to hammer out the nir.-i Quiz kids Kupperman Eddie Lopat today was out to be in sioner. It the Browns' llth will act as bat budget over the Boston Red 7 to 3 today to make win 0v'Er Harve Fishman a 16-1 victory lyn Dodgers the Yanks in 16 fine then. The Opticians will leave for games. for the two teams in the Es- shape by Sox before 4,059 fans. it three out of four in the series. boys * George Stirmveiss, the American ball Aug. SERVICE DEPT. in Greensboro Tuesday at 1:00 and first b-' quire All game The Sox, off to a two- lead The win enabled the Cubs to ter to face West, of their Navy Lt. Jim Decker, who used singled, and';* 38. It won’t be part job the third inning, blasted the offer- stretch their first lead to play their first tournament game was not until Nick drums for place Etten dro-e H furnish all the answers for man- to beat the Syracuse Heflin and Clem to ings of Randy six and a half games over the St. that night as they encounter the Frank Crosetti in the final Cobb. has served in Georgia, fra,~, Babe Ruth and Ty footballers, Housmann for three doubles and held idle the that the Yankees hit agers Louis Cardinals, by on safely Panama, South Carolina, t h e Canton ten the Cone Park dia- aa3ir two triples, along with 11 singles, schedule. Vic Lombardi, who start- George McQuinn. Browns ff ROPE Southwest Pacfic, Philippines and mond. All the games will be ENOUGH to smother the Red Sox as Jimmy ed for the Dodgers, was ineffective, played sacker, drove in the first St. moans: Lot fishing kits supplied currently in Florida...Jim won their fourth ten Park. run in the Ghe 75,000 Dykes’ charges yielding five runs and hits in at Cone opening frame with me for of current vi- the Bowlers’ Victory Legion “One my post-war series. on the mound. first of his four straight by victory in the five-game his seven innings The Eyemen who are playing the hits p, included 213 sions is a real snappy fall day was scored the second run in service men overseas, Lopat, meanwhile, coasting Don Johnson, Heinz Becker and Bluethenthal Air Base in the the six*h on the C.ty of line..when crated they with Decker firmly planted best tallying on Vern Stephens’ nne-by mmles with one of his pitching jobs Andy Pafko led the Cubs hit at- are tried his hand at Championship play-offs trailing er. the Prow'ns' 49 tons and filled three Musial recently in the fourth last run cam» jn we’ghed victory. Only tack with three hits apiece. one game behind the Flyers. the BVL isn’t try- pitching in Hawaii and Blanked an to the eighth when Gene Moor? fc’. box cars..and inning were the R"d Sox able get The Dodgers assumed a two run about them. all-star team on Maui whh in that The Opticians, managed by Louis low’ed McQuinn's fourth ing to string anyone army to him. Successive singles lead in the opening frame when safety u-j four hits. But his chief stock in Keith and sponsored by Tom Lily, "_- P.WWIW Hi I i ill.Ill.I Ml a . inning by Byron La Forest, Bob Derringer walked two batters and trade still is hitting line drives owner of the City Optical Co., en- ial USAAF Photo from. NEA) > The Boy: SPORTSPOURRI Johnson and Tom McBride brought was tagged for a triple by Goodie Sox to to hand your tered the tournament last year and r»ew Aft * H 0 \ Add the Chicago White straight enough in the cosiun iuu. Rosen. Each team picked up a is below standard, but men in only Major league play admittedly 2b 4 to on..Hooks former lost out in the semi-finals to Max- Stirnwels?, ft 1 g ^ the ball clubs that are planning laundry Mylin, B°X run in the second and in the third armed forces are seeing a good deal of the real stuff. Catcher Birdie Ab R H O A ton Air Base in a n ne Metheny, rf _ 3 ft ft 1 a ter the war. In Bucknell and Lafayette coach, will Boston bunched four in- inning thril- Tebbetts of Country Slaughter of Cardinals and p build new parks * ® the Cubs blows, Tigers, _ rrxCrosetti _ ft * n that handle the Lee. Va football- Lake, ss ? ! ? ler 2-1. second baseman Joe (Mustache) Gordon of Yankees, left to right, \ 9 Brooklyn there’s a suggestion Camp 3b 4 1 cluding doubles by Pafko and Billy LaForest, 1 « Dave Stainback, cif _ 4 ft * It means * in three-club round robin in Marianas. Sgt. Schofield ft j move out and that Eb- ers this fall. probably Fox, r£ Nicholson and sent three runs to tournament rules re- appear the Dogers J According Etten. lb -- A ° J0 3 z mike and Brown is sound man at 58th Bombardment ft \ 14 fl will travel in more Johnson. If has Sgt. Edgar the Travelers 1 an indoor take the lead. team _ ft bets Field be rebuilt into 1 0 over the plate to ceived by Cockerham, all as for H. Martin. If 3 ft 4 4 Lazor, If _ Wing base on Tinian stars make recording rebroadcasting ? ! ? Grime?. 3b 2 ft convert to the “T” than one way. cf 3 0 111 The Dodgers disclosed that Man- managers are required to check ft \ \ arena..Latest McBride, in United States. c ^ 1 0 ® ___ Garbarls. n n 5 Newsome, 2b \ ager ljeo uurucner was nnea and at 2 0 0 * 2 players register headquart- Milosevic!), ss 3 ft ft j 3 Tobin, 2b _ 0 and Eddie second base- Sevens, p 2 ft fl n $ Metkovich, lb 3 0 0 10 Stanky, ers at the King Cotton Hotel be- 3 2 xSavage 1 ft ft o n Kolm, c 3 0 0 man $25 by Ford Frick, National fore the first round of 2 0 0 0 0 play begins. Page, p _ 0 ft ft o 5 Score Nine Runs Heflin, p _ League president, for their part With 10 1 No on Ramblers Braves 10 Hausmann, p protest players eligibility Tangle in the violent a protest against will be permitted after the first Totals _29 1 1 14 ;j 31 1 6 24 15 Totals _ decision Tom Dunn on for by Umpire round games. Any protest must be "Batted Bevens In 8th 13-10 xxBatted for Metheny in 9th. Win A To H O Friday. In First Chicago Ab R made to the umpire at the time of Tabor Nine ■ 2 0 1 0 The Box* ——Today M--- ■■■ 4 City Curt right, rf ± Louis 4b K I Ab R H 0 A play. No protest of mis'nterpreta- St. H ft 4 Arrell, lb 5 0 1 12 0 Chicago — — The _ 4 10 10 Gutterid£e. 2b 3 1 1 2 BOSTON, Aug. 18 W Schalk, 2b 5 12 2 5 I Hack, 3b tion of rules will be permitted at Frank Manor's Mason- 1 3 3 2 3 0 Johnson, 2b 5 0 3 3 1 Gay. cf ? ft ft 4 n a-run first was the Dickshot, If I other time. 16-hii, inning ! If 5 12 2 0 any boro Ramblers will be out to clinch Bvrnes. If 3 ft ft 1 o Cuccinello, 3b 3 2 2 0 3 Lowrey, of the CLIP TIGERS 4 » frames SENS _ 5 3 3 9 0 lb 2 4 R 0 Becker, lb McQuinn. biggest opening Baker, 3b 10 10 Winners of both men's and wom- CLEVELAND SWEEPS their thirteenth of the 13 4 2 110 Pafko. cf 4 13 5 0 victory Moore, rf 3 ft 1 1 n Braves took the Hockett, cf en's 0 0 0 0 0 rf-O 5 0 110 divisions will be given tro- Stephens, ss 3 ft 1 fi j in the Mueller, cf Nicholson, season today when they encounter to 10 deciding game _ 4 0 today 5 12 2 5 Rice, c _ 4 0 0 3 1 contributed the National Schulte, 3b 1 l j IN LOOSE CONTEST Michaels, ss phies by 2 4 e _ 3 0 1 n of the five-game series. 3 4 2 5 0 Merullo, ss _ 3 10 ATHLETICS SERIES Tabor Mancuso, g Tresh, c _ Coca-Cola Co. the strong City horsehiders Bottling Runner-up _ 2 ft ft 1 0 0 0 0 Derringer, d _ 2 0 0 0 3 West, p fi fi There were errors during Castino, c _ eight 10 will be awarded the on the Masonboro diamond at 3:30 18.—W—Four Lopat, p 5 13 trophies by the slugfest as the Braves collect- DETROIT, Aug. Totals_ 37 7 12 27 9 18.—(/P)—The Totals _28 3 fl 27 fi local plant. The Greensboro Bottling CLEVELAND, Aug. o’clock. Wash- 39 16 16 27 13 Score bv innings* ed 17 hits off six Cincinnatie pitch- Detroit errors helped the Totals _ Brooklyn Ab R H O A Co. will also in both Cleveland Indians swept a four- give trophies New York _ 00ft ftftft 001-1 ers, while two Boston mounds- 5 Score by innings: Little is known of the Tabor City Senators to an 11 to vic- 2b __—— 3 114 2 000 100 000— 1 Stanky, Louis _ 100 001 01x-l ington Boston _ divisions for the leading hitter, out- game series from the hapless Phil- St. men 16. _ 0 allowed 002 150 80x 16 Rosen, cf 5 12 6 nine that an none. Runs baited in: Mc- over the as the Chicago _ but they have excep- Errors: tory Tigers today batted Galan. 3b 3 0 111 standing and best player. Athletics with a 7-4 Two A1 Libke was converted from a Errors: Newsome. Tobin. Runs adelphia today Quinn, Stephens. Moore. Etten. ba-i _ 0 0 0 0 0 tional a lirst Nats Detroit’s in: McBride. Farrell, Chalk 3. Baker. zzKing Men’s tournament games will be good club including hit: Moore. Stolen bases: Stirnwei.-i fielder a for the surging clipped 0 0 0 behind the eleven-hit pitch- right to pitcher 4. Tresh 2. Lopat S. Buker. p _ 0 0 victory Crosetti. Sacrifices: Gray. Moore, West lead to a and a half. Hockett, Michaels on 18, 22, 24, class staff. and he did as well league game p _ 0 0 0 0 0 played August 17, 23, pitching Bobby Wright Milo- last two innings Two base hits: Schalk. Tresh. Lopat. Herring, ing of Jim Bagby and some power- West. play: Stirnweiss. runs were _ 0 0 6 6 0 while the as his Six of Washington’s Three base hits: Michaels, Dickshot. zzzSandlock and 25, women’s games sevich and Etten. Left on bases: Kes in his unaccustomed position 0 and manager of the Tabor City outfit and Met- Walker, rf _ 5 0 0 1 ful Dutcn Meyer 7. Bases on halls. unearned as the Senators took ad- Double plays: R. Johnson will be played on August 15, 16, plating by York 5, St. Louis _ 5 0 19 2 Cincinnati predecessors. kovich; Michaels and Farrell; Michaels, Stevens, lb has not announced who he will Bevens 3. West 4. : Bevens 2 seven of oppor- _ 4 0 110 18. Les Fleming. Cincinnati got five runs on vantage every scoring Schalk and Farrell. Left on bases: Bos- Olmo, If 17, West 6. Hits, off Bevens 7 in 7 nningti A1 Benton to the Heflin Peacock, c _ 3 13 10 sent to the mound. Bever.fi. hits in the first inning—six of the tunity, chasing ton 3; Chicago 5. Bases on balls: the trip for the City Op- It was the seventh straight win Page 2 in 1; Losing pitcher: _ 2 0 0 1 5 Making 3; Haussmann 3. Strikeouts: Heflin 1; Brown, s« Umpires: Jones, Summers and Boyers, off All and one off showers for his third straight time the a new hits Javery 5. Hits, off Heflin zHerman _ 1 0 0 0 0 tical outfit are, Louis Keith, mana- for the tribe and the 18tn in W. A. (Wennie) Brown, Attendance (paid) 4,329 at Hausmann 1; Lopat Time; 1:47. Eric Tipton’s and continuing the runaway 6 in 3. Passed Be sin ski. ss 1 0 0 2 1 addition to the Ramblers Johnny Hutchings. 10 in 5 innings; Hausmann ger of the Eyemen, Burney Cov- 25 hurling _ 2 0 0 1 1 last games. season contri- of relief ball: Tresh. Losing pitcher: Heflin. Um- Lombardi, p fourth homer of the the expense 2 corps will be on the mound for Weafer and Grieve. Time : Bordagaray, 3b _ 2 0 0 0 ington, catcher, Frank McCall, backed buted three of the runs, bringing George Caster and . pires: Pipgras, Tight fielding up Bagby’s 1:48. Attendance: 4.059. short Robert Sh pp, utility the locals again today seeking his Mc- 36 1 9 27 14 stop, Indians recorded in Woody Williams and Frank Roger Wolff, Washington Totals_ triumph as the third in four BOB FELLER WAITS for Brown player. Clyde Jordon, straight triumph Cormick. Knuckle-bailer, coasted to his 14th zBatted In 6th. pitcher, zzRan for Galan in 7th. five double plays. starts. The left hander has been three in 13 hits—nine of Charles Myrick, outfielder, Larry The Reds used pitchers victory, giving zzz Batted for Herring in 9th. out Amos Luther Kneer was tagged for the up against two big leaguers this their attempt to stem the Braves’ them in the last four innings after AMERICAN LEGION Score by Innings: Wiles, fielder, Howard, FOR NAVY RELEASi season. licked Jack form- _ 013 000 120—7 catcher and out Oliver loss before he was relieved by He Early, come back in the last half of the the Senators had grabbed a 6-3 Chicago fielder, Brooklyn_ 210 000 000—3 L. - It was er Philadelphia Athletic hurler. N- first. lead. Errors: Brown, Stanky, Merullo. Runs Smith, outfielder, Britt, Jonas Berry in the fifth. GREAT LAKES. HI.. Aug. who for the Hampstead nine Nine Boston runs on nine hits, Washington had a dozen hits— JUNIOR TOURNEY batted in: Rosen, Walker, Stanky, Pafko er, A. Stevenson, second baseman, Knerr's tenth defeat against two pitched (zpy—Bob Feller of the Clevelars 2, Nicholson 2. Johnson, Lowrey. Two a few weeks and also including a homer and a single by one less than the De- R. Bailey, infielder, Ralph Hor- ago, 7-2, who for Until Tigers—but base hits: Pafko 2, Nicholson, Stevens. wins. Indians, pitched Morris the Braves locked horns with Lefty Bledsoe — Aderholt, put troit pitchers walked five batsmen Three base hits: Rosen. Sacrificies: Der- ton, catcher, Elmer Bohannan, Sam literally and figurative!* The A's tallied their first run in right back in the running. Aderholt, and hit another and all six of BEGINS TOMORROW ringer 2. Double plays: Lombardt, Ba- third baseman and leading hitter two weeks ago and dropped a 1-0 since Pearl Harbor, will be whizz* sinisk and Stevens. Left on bases: Chi- the second when George of Braves’ w-, inning who knocked in five the of the Jim Lawrence, decision for his only defeat of the his fast ball past Americas cago 10; Brooklyn 11. Bases on balls, Eyemen’s, Rosar’s ing 13 accounted for three of the — Kell's single made Buddy cssa cnn now. runs, The Senators scored three runs CHARLOTTE, Aug. 18.— (fP off Derringer 5, Lombardi 3, Buker 2. second baseman, Neal Cockerham, League batters any day •li i>ef inm “irt conrap Struck out: by Derringer 1. Hits, off double count. Later, Kell came R. M. 1 on three hits in the first inning, The annual American Legion Na- softball L. In the event that Brown fails to Commodore Robert Lombardi 10 in 7 innings. Buker 2 in 1-3. County Commissioner, balk. McCormick and Ed Miller got Tournament home on Bagby’s met of the Great Lakes Naval added another without a safety in tional Junior Baseball Herring none in 1 2-3. Losing ptcher: Thomas, short fielder. hold the visitors in check ’Football’ four for five and it was the latter’s Smith doubled and cross- Station disclosed today the fifth and counted three times gets under way here Monday, Aug. Lombardi. Umpires: Dunn, Sears and Mayo Smith and Howard Fepper will be Training homer that accounted fo r the Barr. Time: 2:30. Attendance: 15.684. ed the on a Dick was for releasi in the eighth with only one hit, a 27, with four survivors of nation- plate single by that Feller eligible three-run fifth on hand to take over the hill duties. discharge inning. eliminations staging a six- Siebert in the enghth. Bill Mc- under the Navy’s point The Box: single. wide This wfil be Smith's first day with scored when Rosar hit into and soon would be transit.' H A The double elimination series. NATIONAL PREXY Ghee system Cincinnati Ab R O victory gave Washington day the clW) since he was a a injured to a demobilization center. Clay, cf _ 5 0 0 3 0 the three one. . red series, games to One game will be played each NEW YORK GIANTS month football the WJilams, 2b _ 5 110 3 ago during practice. Emmet first reported that The Box: Park until a de- The Indians chalked up three Libke. rf-p __ 5 2 2 0 1 night at Griffith also a left hander and ace Washington Ab R H O A PREDICTS GOLD 1 Smith is former Tribe strike-out njigm McCormick, lb _ 5 2 4 10 1 reached. At least six runs in the first and four in the Kreevich. cf_ 4 2 12 0 cision is has of on t|e uniform by ; Tipton, If _ 5 114 0 plenty experience doff his chief specialist _ 6-0 fourth. collected four hits Myatt, 2b 3 2 10 2 will be required under the DEFEAT Meyer re.- Miller, ss _ 5 3 4 3 5 games BUCS, mound. He starred on the High but later said Lewis, rf _ 4 115 0 next Thursday, a out of as many to the > Merner. 3b _ 5 1111 two losses and out setup and, if trips plate. determines Kuhel, lb _ 3 2 0 8 0 ERA FOR BASEBA L school Jr. Varsity in the past year. ler’s release would be Lakeman, c _ 4 0 2 3 2 double in the fourth _ will be Fleming’s mi Binks, If 5 12 4 0 seventh is required, it play- NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—(A3)—The outfit will meet with which discharge Fo::. r> _ 10 10 0 The Masonboro by speed Layne, 3b _ 5 12 13 York Giants made it three o > emptied the bases, bringing in Gres Harristt, r _ 0 0 0 0 1 ed on Labor Day, September 3, New nine on the could be set up at Ferrell, c _ 4 113 0 FORD C. FRICK and the Hampstead again chinery Lisenbee. p _ 0 0 0 0 0 2 of in the series with the Pitts- By Bagby, Ed Wheeler Mickey ss _ 5 13 4 1 open. five Torres, leaving Sunday, September home field next Lakes. ,. _ 1 0 0 0 0 Sunday x3owman Rocco. went home on Diggers r,:. Wolff, p _ 5 0 10 1 tournaments this week burgh Pirates today when Salva- President, National League Felming comment on Modal:, p __ 1 0 0 0 0 Regional at 3:30 26th, tht Feller declined ^ Meyer's single, his third hit. p.m. September b«- acxSipek 6_ 1 0 0 0 0 decided the 12 teams to compete tore Magilie, rookie right-hander, NEW YORK, Aug. 18. —UPl— The current status, but said he Totals _ 38 11 12 27 7 The Box: Ramblers will take on the strong Kiddle, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 next week. held the Bucks to three bits and 44 requir- ; in four sectional affairs return of our Ab K H O A “more than” the points Walker, rf _ 1 0 0 0 0 end of the war, the rbiUdelphi* Wallace nine at Masonboro. The Detroit Ab R H O A shut them 6 to 0. he ic The sectional champions will be on out, Hall. 2b _ 5 0 12 3 ed for release and that hoped Webb, ss_ 3 112 1 stars and the return, too, two teams have met twice before 1 top grade rf-lf _ 3 0 2 0 0 Totals _ 44 10 16 24 14 Xavier Rescigno of the Bucs, Kish, in baseball uniform zzHostetler _ 1 0 0 0 0 at Charlotte. be back display those baseball fans M. cf _ 3 110 0 xB ttrd for Lisenbee in 4th. to last out the first of millions of Mith, with Wallace taking both engage- ss _ 10 112 failed inning, Hoover, and lf-rf __ 3 10 10 week or two.” XxDattcd for Modak in 7th. Shelby, East Chicago, Ind., who for the last four years have McGhee, ments. Bladenboro will return to Borom, 2b _ 5 0 0 1 1 for five includ- W blasted hits, _ who wears their being Siebert, lb 4 0 1 11 2 Rapid Robert, Cramer, cf _ 5 13 3 0 Meridian, Miss., winners of to be satisfied with baseball a had _ ? with Boston Ab R H O A ing Mel Ott’s eighteenth Rosar, c 4 12 7 0 the local field September ribbons studded If _ 4 13 3 0 campaign Greenberg. _ 4 12 2 3 Wulebnann, 2b _ 4 3 2 5 3 respective regionais this week, and six runs. Art shortwave, newspaper accounts Kell, 3b club as as the last time they he had w. Walker, If _ 10 0 10 of the season, by good battle stars, said •hi lb _ 4 2 2 6 0 Busch, ss _ 4 0 2 1 7 eight pe, in the Southeastern forecast an Cullenbine, rf _ 4 12 3 1 will compete came to his rescue and and motion pictures, here and out a 1-0 officii Cuccurullo _ were Tribe Ho:- r es. rf 5 2 2 1 0 Knerr, p 2 0 0 0 0 edged yet conferred with York, lb _ 4 0 0 6 2 meet at Charleston open- _ 0 0 0 2 Aderholt, If _ 5 13 10 section allowed only three hits after that. era which might well go into the Berry, p 1 win. September 16 the Whitev:lle his return. Maier, 3b _ 4 0 0 2 0 regarding Workman. 3b _ 4 2 2 0 0 are set for l xGeorge _ 1 0 0 0 0 tomorrow. Finals hit off which as its a Swift, c _ 2 0 0 5 0 ing The second Maglie, game’s history greatest. All-Stars will return game Gil en water, cf _ 5 13 4 0 play c _ 2 12 0 0 was a h* : c Richards, Wednesday. came in the ninth _ of Ohio’s Mofferth, _ 5 115 0 inning, There will be a natural surplus Totals 34 4 11 24 17 here with the Ramblers. Less than a score p _ 2 0 0 0 1 Culler, ss _ 4 12 5 3 Benton, base- it a or xBatted for Berry in 9th. A. B. “Happy” Chandler, grounder which pebble name for eemmun.::-' | __ 0 our The Locals of 0 0 0 0 0 Caster, p 0 0 0 1 of players when players lineup todays dreds populated Javery, p over the trarf zMayo 1.0100 ball has accepted clod of dirt and bounded as air or Hutchings, p _ 4 0 0 0 1 commissioner, are discharged from their duties Cleveland Ab R H O A game is expected to be usual have any kind of mail Wilson _ 0 0 0 0 1 p the Char- head of Hausman. Otherwise it _ an invitation to witness In addition Wheeler, 3b 5 10 10 2b., Stev- zzzKerns _ 1 0 0 0 0 with the service forces. with Farrar, lb., Leggett, service. Totals_ 40 13 17 27 7 lb _3 2 1 10 0 port __ lotte Gov. R. Gregg Cherry would have been an easy out. The Rooco, Score by innings: games. to already established headliners, Mackiewicz, cf_ 10 110 enson, ss., Willard, 3b. George or Totals _40 5 13 27 10 State notables singles by Dahlgren in the first Cincinnati 500 031 100—10 heads the list of be men who went Fleming, rf-- 3 12 2 0 If., zEatted for Caster in 7th. there will those Covington, c., Wallace, Coving- Boston _ 904 000 000—13 attend. and Barrett in the ninth, however, Heath, If __ i 1 0 • 0 zzBatted for Webb in 7th. who will Marine or ton or rf. I* Fit into the _ 4 George cf., Kirkham, Errors: Clay, Wiliams, Libke, Ader- were clean hits. Army, Navy, Meyer, 2b 14 2 5 LEARN zzzBatted for Wilson in 9th. kolt, Workman 3, Culler. Runs batted in: Air Forces as prospects Seerey, cr, rf _ 4 0 14 1 4 Score It was second succes- promising Instruction Tipton 3, Lakeman, by innings: Maglie’s Hayes, c _ 4 0 14 0 In 8 Hours Fox, McCormick, war as ma- Only _ 300 012 230—11 and come out of the Miller 2. Sipek. Aderholt 5, Hofferth 2. Washington sive Major league victory, he Cihocki, ss _ 3 0 0 3 5 Detroit 300 000 Oil— 5 Ware Culler, Wietelmann, Shupe, Gillenwater AMATEUR GOLFERS having defeated the Reds in his ture men, ready to fight for places Bagby, p 4 12 0 2 S-Sgt. Charley PEIFFER FEILD 2. Two base hits; Laeman, Libke, Gil- Errors: Borom, Webb. York, have Hoover. Runs batted in: BinKs 2, debut earlier this week. in the major leagues. Some lenwater 2, Culler, WleTelmann. Home Kuhel, Totals _ 34 7 12 27 13 Wins ETO Championship 5 Miles Out On runs: Tipton, Mller, Aderholt. Double Torres, Wolff, Layne, Ferrell, Greenberg. The Box: been able to play considerable base- Score by innings: High**? Cullinbine Cramer. Two base hits: Ab R H O A _-_ New Wrightsvllle plays: Lakeman. Mller and McCormick, 3, TO HOLD TOURNEY Pittsburgh in others have Philadelphia 020 000 020—4 10 0 ball while service, LONDON, Aug. 18.—(JP)—Staff Layne, Ferrell, Torres, Cullenbine, ss 10 _ 300 400 OOx—7 4 Wietelmann, Culler and Shupe; Culler, Gustine, Cleveland Richards. base hit: Torres. Home 2 0 10 2 not have to where who Watelmann and Shupe. Left on bases: Three Barnhardt. ss and will pick up Errors: Bagby, Knerr, Cihocki. Runs Sgt. Charley Hare, of Chicago, run: Culline. Stolen bases: Myatt, Kuhel. ef --- 3 0 0 4 0 Cincinnati 8, Boston 7. Bases on balls: Qualifying rounds in the fifth An- Gionfriddo, they left o f. batted in: Meyer 2; Seerey 2; Kell; has romped off with all the U. S. CAROLINA ytx Sacrifices: Myatt, Lewis. Double plays: Russell 4 0 0 3 0 Siebert. Two base hits: 1, Ridle 1, Dibke 1, Hutchings 1. Amateur ,lf Fleming 3; en- on bases: nual Area 4 0 Army tennis tourneys he has Strikeouts: Libmke 1, Hutchings 3. Hits, York, Hoover and York. Left Wilmington Barrett, rf 12 0 These camps, inc dentally, should Seerey. Rosar 2; Fleming, M. Smith. Washington 8, Detroit 8. Bases on balls: the 3b 4 0 0 2 3 Kish. Double tered this did it to- •ff Fox 4 in 1-3 innings; Harrisst 4 in Golf Tournament, sponsored by Elliott, be most There will be Sacrifice: plays: Rocco; year, again Benton 3, Caster 1. Wilson 1. Strike- lb 3 0 18 0 interesting. and Hall and Sie- SKYWAYS Recreation Department and Ad- Dahlgren, Cihocke Rocco; Busch, day. He won the E.T.O. cham- outs; Wolff 2, Benton 4. Hits, ofi Wan- Coscarart, 2b 3 0 0 2 3 tests for players who had already bert; Cihocke, Meyer and Rocco; Seerey will be from behind Aeronca Aircraft ton 7 in 5 1-3 Caster 3 in 1 2-3. Committee, played _ 3 0 0 2 0 pionship by coming Dealer in ONE USED innings; visory Lopez, c reached their baseball peaks when and Hayes. Left on bases: Philadelphia Hit by pitcher, by: Wilson (Myatt). on the Municipal Course form Sep- Rescigno. p 0 0 0 0 0 6. Cleveland 7. Bases on balls: Kneer to beat Sg'. Dick McKee, of finest Personal Ben- left baseball’s ranks. America's ^ Passed balls; Swift. Losing pitcher; the 10th with Cuccurullo, p 3 0 0 0 0 they 4* Bagby 2. Strikeouts: Knerr 2, Bagby 6-4. SAIL BOAT and Rue. tember 1st through Miami, Fla., 2-6, 6-1, 6-2, ton. Umpires: Berry, Hubbard 3, Berry 3. Hits, off Knerr 8 in 4 in- (match of 18 m r-1- *»n n OA a There will be the minor Time: 2:02. Attendance: 20,308. the play-offs play) leasers nings; Barry 4 in 4 innings. Wild pitch: were about FOR SALE holds, arranged in flights of 16 en- who “ready” for the Bagby Bagby. Losing pitcher: Knerr. Ab R H O A New York There will be Umpires: Passarella. MacGowan and tries each, to be played September 5 majors. the stars rauhne Rucker, cf 0 0 2 0 Rumley. Time: 1:50. Attendance: 4,000, Betz Triumphs the 3 the PH'K ARDS 15th through the 30th., while Hausmann, 2b 112 3 developed during four years of 4 12 0 0 292 Market St. Dial 2-3224 In finals match of 36 holes will be Ott, rf wartime baseball. And there will Invitational Play Gardella, If 3 110 0 men who never 1 o Coach held on October 7th. Lombardi, e 4 18 8 0 be were affiliated Stu Holcomb 4 1 1 18.— According to the tournament Schemer, lb 10 1 with organized baseball but were BROOKLINE, Mass., Aug. 3 113 3 Team which consists of Mr. Kerr, ss the Navy’s Hardwood {/?)—National Champion Pauline committee, 3b 4 0 111 developed by m'litary services’ Robert Barnhardt and Reyes, Betz of Los Angeles, won the Crichton, Made, d 4 0 115 broad athletic program. We have in the WEST POINT, N. Y„ Aug. IS.— women’s invitation tennis tourna- Neal Cockerham, anyone heard of more than a few such Totals _— 34 6 8 27 13 ment area is eligible to en- OP)—Pfc. Stuart (STU) K. Hol- at Longwood today with a Wilmington Score by innings: promising youngsters and believe and may quali- 000 000 000—0 OPTICIAN' 6-4, 8-6 victory over Margaret ter the tournament Pittsburgh some unknowns will make the comb of Erie, Pa., a former Ohio York _ 600 00O OOx—6 Osborne of San fy and register with Mr. Crichton New in ; Francisco, runner- Kerr, Elliott, Barnhart. Runs majors 1946. State court star, today was named OCCLLISTS* Club house on or Errors. up in last at the Municipal in:. Ott 2, Schemer, Reyes 2, at the U. S. year’s Forest Hills play, batted Baseball s post-war planning will head basketball coach Prescriptions Miss Betz just had de- before Sept. 10th. Maglie. Two base hits: Schemer. Home He succeeds the , j enough Kerr and be put into operation Military Academy. j fensive Medalist and winners of each run.: Ott. Double play: Maglie, immediately. | class to turn back Miss Left on Bases: 5; minor late Edward A. Kelleher who died ! I ACCURATELY FILLED with the Schemer. Pittsburgh The leagues report that new j ■ Osborne’s most flight will receive medals, York 7. Bases on halls, off Res- decisive challenge. New circuits and old recently in Germany. name of the winner of the champ- Cuccurrullo 2. Maglie 1. Strike- reinstated organi- * which came the cigno 1; Glasses Fitted, Duplicated and J | during tenth game 6. Cuccurullo 2. Hits, off zations will Holcomb has coached at Findlay 1 1 to be engrav- outs: Maglie swell the r ■ the or first activity Repaired Promptly! J of second set. ionship flight 5 in 1-3 innings; Cuccurullo 3 on dis- Resi'igno threefold in 1946. In two College, Miami, and Muskingum, ------. ed on the permanent trophu 2-3. Hit by pitcher: by Maglie years they in 7 all in and at OUR TIME PAYMENT PLAN Lienbee 5 Losing pitcher: Rescigno. Um- may be Ohio, Washington-Jef- ] |u»E ! 1-3: in 2 1-3; Modak 3 n 3; play in the club house. (Gustine). beyond post-war strength. j Kiddle in were; Reardon, Goetz and Jorda. Time: ferson at Washington, Pa. b 0, Pitched to one batter Past tournament winners pires: They have launched a Libke 1 8,034 paid. promotional in 2; Javery 6 in 2-3; Hutching; 1:37. Attendance: effort After entering the service sev- 4 10 in 8 J. J. Furlong, 1938, no tournamenl which will be combined with |; cJke b 1-3. Hit by pitcher, by: Foj eral Optical <$kop 1940, ViU> for all years ago, he was transferred b Workman). Wild pitches: Libke. Win. held in 1939, C'. F. Hill, name baseball’s to revive The original proposed campaign to West Point and to the ! ! Hugh E. Beil, Jr., Mgr. b ning pitcher: held lr assigned j Hutchings. Losing pitch, Dyke, 1941, no tournaments it became a state the game on the sandlots > 105 N. FRONT ST. i er: Fox. Umpires: Utah long before and in football He tutors Ballanforte,, Mager and J. P- Herring the coaching staff. I < « Stewart. Time: 1942 and 1943 high schools and i> kurth, 2:13. Attendance was Deseret. colleges. the ends. I • li 1 3.852. Jr.. 1944 t