Commission Buys Stadium Lights; Bucs Showered nks Make Ragged Start BLACKWELL SOARS Purchase 84 New Units At British Open Defense TO 13TH VICTORY At Cost Of $2,520 williams glen tomorrow he must face the same Takes 11th Win Robins disadvantage that brought him Straight Pirates, Tangle In Stadium Tonight; lake, England. June 30 — by grief today—playing over a strange DODGERS SOCK As Reds Beat .. five-man Yankee bid to Cubs, The course. Hewlett Or E d e n s To 'he Britisli Open Golf cham- Pitch; in A score of 150 for the 36-hole 6 to 4 got off to a ragged start nip qualfiying round was generally re- 74 Start At 7:45 one American, Vic pro PHILLIES, — A:'h — garded as the likely limit for qual- CINCINNATI, June 30 (JP) facing a stiff battle to join z0 ifiers, although scores may go up Ewell (No-) Blackwell recov- of for a PHILADELPHIA, June 30 — (JP) their to the group qualifiers as a result of a ered from a start Upon return Port City last night from Red select hard shower that —The poor to mark up a! the crown, Brooklyn Dodgers ham- Ke soaned the course late today. That his 11th straight and 13th Springs, the W ilmington Pirates were greeted with the mered Schoolboy Rowe for four pitching the end of the first of two would require a 71 for Grezzi. victory of the season as his Cin- news that the New runs in the second inning here to- Hanover county commission has pur- of qualifying play to pick the Ghezzi, Bulla and Jennings were cinnati Reds came from behind night and handed the big right chased 84 new lights for use, glory be. in the American scorers, amateur Bob among the half of the con'estants to defeat the , 6-4, top hander his third setgack of the -.iiy. Jr., a reserve player on who shot their first round today before 31,637 fans here tonight. Ed- Legion stadium. season and his first loss at Shibe S. Walker team, led over die Lukon for Cin- Rooms field was just fine for i'. cup the championship course at Park. hit his sixth fniied Slates quintet and his Hovlake. where the of 68 is cinnati in the seventh. fishing last night, but neither team le par In defeating the Philadelphia I);klng[by 70 stood second only to nearly impossible to equal. They The Cub? scored all their runs was willing t0 do that so the Phillies 7 to 4 a before crowd of Pirates came ■a blistering 66 of Oert Gadd, turn tomorrow to the Municipal in the first inning on two hits, back to Wilmington. 28,515. The victory put the dod- The learns I ,-j, professional. links at Arrowe Park, where Swee- three bases on ba.is and short- two will try to get the gers within a few percentage points ^ ‘ rest of the Yankee squad, and Stranahan Eddie Miller's two- error, other half of the series off to- ■The ny played today. of the Bos'on Braves for first stop STANDINGS to keep the crown won The 100 will settle then got only two hits the rest of night in the stadium at 7:45. 'h'.nig top qualifiers place in the Sam had Blackwell, who has lost Cost of the 84 new units was ;■ rear by Snead, these down to 18 holes each Wednesday the way- 1 standings. out $2,520. and will be jres' and Thursday. On Friday the BROOKLYN AB R H O A omy to games, struck 11. they installed ama- CHCAGO AB R, H O A TOBACCO STATE within three weeks. on -rank S'.ranahan, Toledo best 40 will go 36 holes for the Stanky, 2b _ 5 113 2 LEAGUE Bidding 2b _ 4 12 2 4 Johnson, Sanford _ 43 19 .694 — erection :j6-37-73. crown. Robinson, lb _ 4 113 0 the of the needed bug- i, 3b _ 4 110 2 Lowery, WILMINGTON _ 38 22 .63U 4 Lavagetto, lb _ 1 0 0 3 0 BEFORE RETURNING to the hospital for another Babe attractors will open and [, nny professional and Norman Von the diminu- checkup, Merullo, ss _ 0 0 0 1 1 Monday Bulla, Niaa. Lumberton _ 33 28 .541 9 1-2 Vaughan, If _ 4 13 4 0 Ruth had a few rounds of in Detroit with airline 37- golf these former big Nicholson, rf 3 1 0 3 0 shut down about a week after that. tive Australian who has worried F. Warsaw _ 31 31 .500 12 ironic- Ariz., pilot, Walker. r£ —_ 4 12 10 Yankee Sam and Indian Tris leaguers: Byrd, left, Speaker. of _ 3 10 2 0 Furillo. cf Pafko, Clinton _ 29 31 .483 13 Wilmington Electric 75. British professional golfers by win- _ '13 3 0 company Dallesandro, If _- 3 0 0 2 1 Dunn-Erwin _ 28 36 .444 15 1-2 was awarded Charles (Chuck) Jen- Jorgenson, 3b _ 4 1110 the contract with an gtaff Sgt. ning most of the big purses here c 3 0 0 3 0 ss Scheifing. Smithfield _ 25 35 4J7 17 Reese, _ 5 13 2 3 offer to the N. now _ 4 0 0 8 1 lay units of Medford, J., sta- this season, and James Roihwell, Rickert, lb Red 17 43 .283 25 illuminating Hodges, c _ 3 0 0 1 Springs 7 0 on the for a: the Wiesbaden, Ger- British were tied with Sturgeon, ss-3b 3 0 0 3 Results line $30 apiece. Delivery |Tiecj amateur, Barney, p _ 4 0 0 0 1 7-3 Yesterday’s Rock _ 1 0 0 0 0 Twins Hack, x has _ Warsaw, Dunn-Erwin Warsaw 3. been guaranteed within 10 anv army airforces station, 36- Sweeny for second place with 70’s. Behrman, p 1 0 0 0 0 7, Erickson, p _ 2 0 10 0 Dai Welsh WILMINGTON at Red Springs, ppd days. The lights, uppermost in tha -76. Rees, pint-sized pro Schmitz, p _ 1 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 40 14 rain. who ar- 7 27 7 thoughts of sports fans, the Ameri- Giiezzi. Kansas City pro fessional, anji Arthur Lees, 39- Selma-Smithfield at Sanford, ppd PHILADELPHIA AB R H O A can Saturday. 39-40-79. led the field Other Games Washed Out TOTALS _ 31 4 4 24 9 rain. Legion baseballers. various veri only year-old Yorkshire, ss Newsome, _ 2 0 115 x—Flied out for Sturgeon in 9th. of the 252 contes- ovre Clinton at Lumberton, ppd., rain. semi-pro outfits, and Nate An- Well over 100 the championship Hoylake Padgett, z 1 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI AB R H O A Games of Ghezzi H. Today’s drews and associates for tha were ahead and course with a pair of 71s. Walker, cf _ 5 12 10 were ;>vy While the Dunn-Erwin Twins hammering War- Baumholtz, rf-cf 5 2 3 3 0 Warsaw at Dunn-Erwin. Wyrostek, rf _ 5 12 12 past several months, will blaze for his Zientara, 2b _ 5 2 4 0 3 Sanford at Selma-Smithfield. Tabor. Sb 2 10 3 0 saw’s Dick Whitmire 7-3 first defeat, all other To- forth at 1500 watts 3b _ 2 0 0 2 0 Red at WILMINGTON. each. if Hatton, Springs Ennis, _ 4 12 10 were bacco State league games given the heave-ho by Lukon, rf _ 3 1110 Lumberton at Clinton. Meanwhile, the Pirates and Seminick, c _ 3 0 0 6 0 cf-lb _ 4 0 18 0 Hats, Robins will have to content to Schultz, lb _ 4 0 0 11 1 showers. be 0 — Bombers Begin Drive; Galan, If _ 4 10 0 New York 41 26 .612 still 2b Verban, _ 4 0 0 3 6 .play without sun-glasses in _ 0 2 Sloshed up contests included Wilmington at Red Miller, ss 2 0 3 Boston _ 1*1 30 .531 5 1-2 Rowe, p _ 3 0 2 0 3 the stadium Lam an no, c _ 3 0 18 0 Detroit _ 32 31 .508 7 tonight. Game tima zz Ulinion ai numDenon, Gilbert, _ 1 0 0 0 0 springs, is Dunn-Erwin H O A E Tatum, z _ 0 0 0 0 0 _ 33 32 .508 7 7:45. With both and Selma-Smithfield at Sanford. AB R Philadelphia Emory Hewlett c _ 1 0 0 0 Shea Bests 3-1 Mueller, 3 Cleveland _ 28 28 .500 7 1-2 and rf _ 4 0 Johnny Edens no>v Sox, TOTALS __ 34 4 9 27 17 en- Jackson, 12 10 thoroughly Whitmire lasted 4 through the Blackwell, p _ 10 0 2 Washington _ 30 32 .484 8 1-2 z—Grounded out for Newsome in 9th. Collins, ss _5 1112 0 __I rested, either one will be able to tire game with the Twins, being Chicago _ 32 36 478 9 — — zz—Flied out for Rowe in 9th. June 30 With _ 37 6 14 27 9 39 start. BOSTON. (JP) knocked around for 13 hits by Zack McQuillen. cf _5 1 2 4 0 0 TOTALS St. Louis _ 23 .371 15 1-2 BROOKLYN 004 021 000—7 If 2 0 z—Ran for Lamanno in 6th. Yesterday’s Results Wilmington. the ic DiMaggio sending him on his Bell's team. Warsaw collected Denning, _4 2 2 0 trailing pace- CHISOX OVERHAUL PHILADELPHIA 000 000 040—4 Washington 8: Philadelphia 7. setting Sanford two-on rookie off the win- Miller, 3b _5 113 0 0 CHICAGO 400 000 000—4 Spinners by four ay with a , eight blows Williams, New York 3: Boston i. — CINCINNATI 001 202 lOx—6 as close as Errors Furillo, Newsome, Verban. Leach, lb __5 0 1 5 0 0 Detroit 5. games, they've been ■ ning hurler. Komar, who relieved Chicago 6; ankie Shea turned in a brilliant Runs batted in—F. since in Walker, Furillo 2, Williams in didn't al- Hayward, c _4 0 2 8 0 0 Errors—Sturgeon. Miller. Runs batted Cleveland at St. Louis, ppd., wet early the season, tangles Feese 4. Ernisc Seminick. the seventh, ur-hit pitching performance to 6 TO 5 3, Two base in—Pafko, Scheffing, Rickert, Hatton 3, grounds. wish the league leaders three DETROIT, low a Phillips, 2b _3 113 11 hits—Furiiio 2. Rowe. Ennis. Wyrostek single safety. Games a Lukon, Haas. Two base hits—Erickson, Today’s times this ve the 3-1 Three bast _4 0 1 0 2 0 week. They have hits—Furillo, Ennis. Home off to a fast 2-0 start in Williams, p Zientara. Home runs—Lukon. Detroit at Chicago—Benton (4-3) vs Getting a riln—Reese. Stolen — scheduled 4 in over the Red Sox tonight he- CHICAGO, June 30 —(£>)— The bases Vaughan. Komar, p _0 0 0 0 0 0 to Sturgeon. Lopat (5-6). July night' double- Double the first inning, Dunn-Erwin add- play^—Dallesandro, Lowery White plays—Newsome, Verban and 10. Cleveland at St. Louis (night) Feller header with the Spins in 34,705 crowd. The Chicago Sox spotted De- ed another in the third. The TOTALS 39 7 13 27 5 1 Left on bases—Chicago 4, Cincinnati Wilming- re a packed Schultz; Stanky and Robinson; Stanky, Schmitz (10-6) vs Kinder (5-0). ton troit a 5 to 0 lead and Warsaw E Bases on balls—off Erickson 2, Friday night. The following tonight Reese and Robinson. — AB R H O A the Yankees' top Left on bases fourth and conclusive tally came Blackwell 4. —Erickson 3, NATIONAL LEAGUE in increased 1, evening go to Sanford a then came on to defeat the Philadelphia 8; 11. — they for Tigers. Brooklyn Base on in when Dichara. 2b __..__4 0 0 2 2 0 11. Hits—off Erickson 9 in Boston _ 57 27 .578 iive and a half the fourth, Phillips singled Blackwell ace lead to games balls—off Rowe — contest. 6 to 5, on Luke home 5, Barney 5. Strikeouts, Brooklyn _ 38 28 .576 single Appling’s and went to third on a base hit Jones, 2b _0 0 0 1 0 0 3 2-3 innings; Schmitz 5 in 4 l-3.v Losing Sox. by—Barney 5, Rowe 6. Hits—off _ Before the Ped run in the eighth inning. Barney —Schmitz. Umpires—Goetz, Con- New York 34 27 .557 1 1-2 they play the Spinners, 8 in 7 by Williams. Collins hit a Jordon, ss .-_5 113 3 1 innings; Behrman 1 in 2. double _ joe Dobson opened for the Wild lan and Reardon. Time 2:14. Attend- St. Louis 33 32 .308 4 1-2 !the Bucs take on DETROIT AB R H O A — Clinton's Blues, pitch — ball Lail cf _5 0 2 3 0 0 Barney. Winning pitcher play to DiChara, who threw ance Chicago 33 33 500 5 and Lake, ss _ 4 0 2 1 2 31,637. who nerican League champions Barney. Umpires— Pinelli. Barlick are currently under the tute- and lo Jordan to force out Williams. Milner, lb _5 1 1 10 0 0 Cincinnati _ 33 35 .485 6 issed Henrich with one Cullenbine. lb _ 4 12 5 1 Gore. Attendance Time lage of Van Tommy 28,515. 2:50. But Philadelphia _ 27 40 .403 11 1-2 Lingle Mungo. They'll Outlaw If _ 4 0 0 1 0 Jordan’s heave to first went Bohannon, If_4 t> o 0 0 it. Alter Eddie Pellagrini boot- Pittsburgh 25 36 397 11 1-2 play in the stadium Mullin rf __ _ 5 0 2 3 0 wild, rf _5 13 3 11 Wednesday I Johnny Lindeli's scoring Phillips. Stephens, ACL NINE DROPS Yesterday’s Results and in the Cramer. cf _ 4 112 0 Sampson countv city In the seventh, the Twins sack- McArty. 3b _2 0 0 1 0 1 Cincinnati 6; Chicago 4. ounder down the third base line, 3b _ 5 1111 Kell, 4. Thursday night. ed contest z Scrobola __1 0 0 0 0 0 FROM CLASS A LOOP Brooklyn 7; Philadelphia oldest lash- Mayo. 2b _ 5 12 3 3 the away in cold stor- e second DiMaggio SENATORS (Only games scheduled). Opposing purchase of the lights Wagner, c _ 2 0 2 6 0 RALLY, age. Carl McQuillen and Rowland, c _3 0 0 4 2 0 his three base drive into deep singled Today’s Games for the stadium was Commission- x _ 0 0 0 0 0 Coast Line’s Webb, he Atantaic entry — liter. went to third on Shamrock Den- Whitmire, p _2 0 0 0 1 0 Boston at New York (night) Sain er Swift, c _ 1 0 0 2 1 George Trask. 3 in ttie Municipal Class A Soft- <9-4i vs Kennedy (6-3) or Hartung more than clinched his 1 ning’s base hit to right, and Den- TOTALS 36 3 8 27 9 Shea Trucks p _ 3 110 BEAT A’S 8-7 to ball League has dropped from (4-3). setbacks White, _ 0 0 0 0 1 ning went third on the throw to z—Flied out for til triumph against two p McAtry. at — _ the schedule, Bert Hawley, Brooklyn Philadelphia Barney a the plate. Hayward to cen- or vs opening the fifth with single singled DUNN-ERWIN 201 100 201—7 (4-2) Hatten 17-51 Schanz (1-1). Bengal* To TOTALS __ _ 37 5 13 24 10 WASHINGTON, June recreation department Play d batted across the 30—(A3)— ter, bringing in Denning. city St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night)—Pollet being plate x—Ran for Wagner in 7th. WARSAW 000 001 200—3 j Washington clustered three runs athletic director has announc- (4-7) vs Bonham (5-1). a sacrifice Red Stephens singled with the Night Ball In ’48 CHICAGO AB R H O A with two out in the ninth inning ed. Teams scheduled to play (Only games). c a Heinrich one base belt into bases loaded in the seventh Runs batted in Collins. McQuil- Baker. 3 b _ 5 1110 to inning the ACL outfit the rest defeat the Athle- — i Philadelphia during — ;ht field. Philley. cf _ 4 12 2 1 for two of the three Warsaw runs. len, Miller, Leach, Hayward 2, DETROIT. June 30 ijf) The season W <) 8-7 here before a crowd of the first half will YORK AB R H A Appling, ss _ 4 2 3 1 4 jtics. tonight He scored the other Stephens 2. Two-base hits Bohan- Deli oit Tigers will join 14 other one himself. forfeits. r;ew.*» 2b _ 4 .1 0 1 1 Wallaesa. If _ 5 0 16 0 of 18.155. be awarded LEGION BOX After tripling in the sixth, he came non. Stephens Three-base hits clubs in rich, rt _ 3 2 2 D York, lb __ 5 0 1 11 0 Philadelphia ABRH 0 A Last night’s attempt to play in on an error Stolen bases 2, playing night games at home in del K _ 4 10 3 0 Kennedy, rf _ 5 0 2 1 1 by Phillips. Stephens. Denning Joost, ss _6 0 12 4 off some first half rained out RED SPRNGS AB R H O A E cf _ 0 0 c _ 2 0 0 4 0 1048. President Waiter O. DiMaggio. 3 15 Dickey, The Sox couldn’t those Miller. Left on bases Dunn 9, War- Jackson, cf___ 8 1110 0 Briggs If __5 0 2 3 0 just push affairs in the Class A circuit J iinn. lb _ 3 0 17 1 Michaels, 2b _ 4 2 4 1 4 McCosky, of the Detroit saw 14. Bases on balls—off: Wil- Floyd, If _ 3 2 0 0 0 0 Baseball company runs across the platter. At the the Johnson. 3b _ 3 0 0 3 3 Gillespie, p _ 0 0 0 0 1 Valo, rf _2 0 0 3 0 were again brushed off by Ib-p _ 5 0 2 7 3 0 end of the 14 liams 5. Whitmire 4. Struck out, Bridgeman, announced today. ra c _ 4 0 0 4 0 Harrist, p _ 1 0 0 0 1 game, they had men to lb .. rain set work _ 4 112 10 Fain, 4 10 8 2 gods. They Ford, p-rf Briggs said in an announcement luio ss _ 3 0 114 Wright, z _ 1 0 0 0 0 stranded. Both Williams 5, Whitmire 4. Hits Williams and by yesterday afternoon and Tatum, ss _ 5 0 0 1 2 3 Chapman, cf _ 4 2 2 4 0 early that 6 3 1110 Maltzberger. _ 0 0 0 0 1 will be p p Whitmire off: Williams 8 7 off: 3b _ 4 1110 1 night games inaugu- gave up four walks. Wil- in innings; at game time last night, the Bounds, Tucker, zz _ 0 0 0 0 0 c _5 12 2 1 Rosar, 2b _ 4 112 2 0 rated at Briggs stadium “as liams fanned five, four. Komar 0 in 2 innings. Hit by pitch- at Robert Brake, early PALS _ 30 3 6 27 9 Papish. p _ 0 0 0 0 0 2b Whitmire grounds Strange Suder. _-5 2 4 3 3 Johnson, c _ 2 0 1 3 2 0 as possibl-e” in 1948. 'TON AB R H O A The defeat for Whitmire, who came er, Komar (Whitmire, Jones). field were soaked. _ 16 0 Majeski, 3b __4 13 0 1 thoroughly Stutts, rf 10 0 The Tigers, he said, will sche- e? rf _ 5 0 12 0 TOTALS _ 36 6 14 27 13 to Warsaw from the Wild pitches Wiliams. Winning Hanover off Welsh, _ 3 0 0 6 1 0 Fowler, _1 0 Raleigh Caps League play p-lb k s* _ 4 0 z—Grounded into force for Har- p 0 0 0 dule a total of 14 0 0 2 play of _ 0 0 0 1 night games— the Carolina league, was his pitcher Williams. Umpires Veasley, contests are scheduled for to- Hill, p 0 1 I: :ns. If 3 0 0 1 rist in 4th. 0 p _2 0 0 1 0 _ 34 6 7 24 12 5 two with each club in the Amer- Christopher, first four Mitchell. 2:40. TOTALS 2b 3 O 1 4 fi zz—Walked for Maltzberger in 7th. against victories. Time of game night beginning at 7:00 o'clock. x Binks _1 0 10 0 WILMINGTON AB R H O A E ican League. It will leave only berson. cf _ 3 0 0 5 0 DETROIT 050 000 000—5 xx Richmond _0 0 0 0 0 Stoudemire. 3b _ 7 2 3 1 3 0 Wrigley field, home of the es. lb _ 4 0 0 10 1 Chicago CHICAGO 003 011 Olx—6 Hilbum, cf -__ 2 2 1 0 0 0 agrini. 3b 3 0 0 1 2 Cubs, among major league parks E. Smith, ss_ 6 4 3 1 6 1 betts. c _ 4 0 2 4 1 Errors—Lake. White, Appling. Runs TOTALS 38 7 14 a 26 11 without next Austin, 2b _ 2 4 0 1 2 1 lights year. >son p 0 10 0 1 batted in—Mayo 2. Trucks. Cullenbine, x—Singled for Fowler in 6th. Gibson, p _ 6 2 3 1 4 2 z _ Mauls riss. 1 0 0 0 0 Mullin, Baker, Philley, Appling 2; 24-6 If _ 5 2 1 4 0 0 NYMPH xx—Ran for Legion Crowley. HANOVER in 6th. Robeson, Binks Ihson. p _ 0 0 0 0 0 Kennedy. Two base hits—Cullenbine. Lewis, lb _ 2 3 1 12 0 0 — isell zz N. June 30. _ 1 0 0 0 0 Mayo, Wagner, Philley, Lake. Home a—Two out when run GOSHEN. Y., UP)-~ winning GENE W. Smith, c_ 4 2 2 7 0 0 — WARREN runs—Appling. Stolen bases Philley. scored. By Nymph Hanover, owned Mrs. King, rf _ 3 3 0 0 0 0 by TALS _ 31 1 4 27 13 Sacrifices—Wagner, Maltzberger, White. WASHINGTON ABRHOA Star Sports Writer TOTALS _ 37 24 14 27 15 4 Henrietta Myers Miller and driv- Struck out for Dobson in 6th. Double play—Kell, Mayo and Cullen- U. S. N EN DEATH Yost, 3b DOYLE’S en by Thomas S. Berry won the Fiied out for Hughson in 9ih. bine. Left on bases—Detroit 12; Chi- -5 112 3 American RED SPRINGS 001 010 031— 6 Wilmington’s climbing $10,000 Club Oaks for cago 12. Bases on ball?—Trucks 1; Lewis, rf _ 5 12 10 WILMINGTON 030 440 49x—24 Coaching ft* YORK 200 010 000—S Legion baseball team a fuil Whitt 4; 1; Harrist Maltz- gained three old fillies to- Gillespie 2; lb _ 5 0 2 13 2 year trotting STON 001 000 000—1 Vernon, CH SEMIS game on the White- CALLED ACCIDENT Runs batted in—Stoudemire 3. Hil- berger 2. Struck out—Trucks 3: White front-running at Historic track as Grand Cir- Spence, cf_ 4 0 14 0 ville burn, E. Smith 3. Gibson 4, W. Smith day J”"n. — 2: Gillespie 2: Maltzberger 1. Hits—off Juniors last at Pellagrini. Runs batted in night Legion Lewis Tatum 2. cuit came to the east. If _ 3 10 3, 2, Austin, Brake, 2. T:ucks 10 in 4 2-3; White 4 in 3 1-3; Grace, 10 a Doerr. BY Stadium — — DiMaggio Henrich, Two BILL MACKLIN by walloping dismayed CLEVELAND, June 30. UPy— Johnson. Two base hits Bridgeman, in 1 ss _ 4 * bits—Henrich. Three base hit — Gillespie 7 2-3. Harrist 3 in 2 1-3; Travis, 112 5 WIMBLEDON, England, June 30 staff of scatter-armed Red Springs The death of Crowley. Three base hits—E. Smith. D — 3 in 3; 0 in 2. Wild welterweight challeng- .Maggio. Rizzuto Maltzberger Papish Priddy, 2b_ 4 3 3 2 2 John- unheralded Pat- for a 24-6 while er Stolen bases—Bridgeman. Ford, :rifices—Stirnweiss, Shea. Double i pitch—White. Winning pitcher—Papish. —s— Losing pitcher—White. in another the Columbus unit was los- Pesky, Doerr and Jones. Pella- Umplfes—Hurley, ty turning astounding County was “accidental,” coroner S. R. and Lewis. Sacrifices — Newsom, p _ 2 0 0 0 0 plays—Gibson Doerr and Jones Left on b&ses — Passarella, Boyer and Hubbard. Time— a narrow 6-4 to upset, a California trio reached ing contest Laurin- Gerber said today in clearing the Johnson, Hilburn. Left on bases—Red '•v 2:33. Attendance (actual) 34,250. Scarborough, _ 0 0 0 0 0 7, Boston 9. Bases on balls— p 11, Wilmington 11. Bases on AT YOTTB * the semi-final round in the men’s burg. Cleveland boxing commission and Springs ?a 5. off Dobson 4. off Hughson Hudson, p_ 0 0 0 1 2 balls off—Gibson 8, Ford 3, Welsh 14, singles of the All-England tennis now stands one-half its of for 8’rikeouts—by Shea 4, by Dobson 2. Ferrick, 0 0 0 0 0 Wilmington physicians responsibilUy Hill 2. Struck out by—Gibson 6. Ford H p_ ? son 2. Hits off—Dobson 3 in 6 SHOT AT LOI IS? championships today while four a game behind Whiteville with a the fatal injury of Doyle in a title Welsh Hill 1. Hits off—Ford in 1 _ 0 0 0 0 0 1, 2, ; off 3 in 3 Cary, p Hughson innings. Hit Jun favored U. S. women advanced to five won, three lost slate. match with champion Ray (Sugar) 1-3 innings 0; Welsh in 5 2-3 innings STOCKHOLM, 30—(JP)— Robertson, z _ 1 0 0 0 0 pitcher—by Shea fCulbersoni. Los- the in 10; Hill in 1 inning 4. Hit by pitcher— Sweden’s boxer Ole round of eight their division, American Robinson June 24. pi'cher— Dobson. Umpires -Weafer, big blond Wynn, zz _ 10 10 0 Wilmington's Legion by Ford Welsh (Lewis). Pass- over (Lewis), Gowar. and Time 2:15. At- will meet Following up his triumph team need not have carried a bat The coroner reiterated Robinson Berry. Tandberg Joe Louis Case, zzz _ 0 10 0 0 ed balls—W. Smith, Johnson. Wild idance 34.705. for the World Heavyweight second-seeded John Bromwich of to the plate last nigtit. Ford “is absolutely blameless,” and said pitches—Ford. Losing pitcher — Ford- Australia, the handsome, 23-year- and Hill of the “was unfortunate in Umpires—Hardee and Burns. Time of title in the United States if Totals _ 38 8 14 27 15 Welsh, Red Springs champion old ex-Gl from game—3 :10. be wins his match against Joe z—Flied out for Scarborough in Los Angeles, dow- threw in every direction except being the opposing contestant at STAKE CROWNS ned formidable Jaroslav Baksi, Kulpmont, Pa., here 7th. Dorbny the platter and final records re- the time of Doyle’s fatal injuries.” of 6-4, 7-9, 6-2, 6- veal 19 on MONTCLAIR. N. J„ June 30. — July 6. zz—Singled for Cary in 9th. Czechoslavakia, that a total of bases Doyle died the day after the bout. 3, despite a pulled leg muscle, and were severe blood Irving Dorfman of New York This statement was made by zzz—Ran for Wynn in 9th. balls issued by the trio. Surgeons reported a Jack Kramer d — joined 14 clot on the brain. The Betty Ruth Hulbert James of Lou Burston, representing Mike Philadelphia _ 000 001 303 7 top-ranking Coupled with Wilmington hits 22-year-old of Los third-seeded Tom York 20th — Angeles, the 24 can was knocked out a Louis. Mo., staked their East- Jacobs, New Cen- Washington _ 100 010 303 8 runs easily be account- fighter by sharp HIRAM n Brown of San Francisco, and near the close of the Intercollegiate Tennis cham- tury Sporting club promoter, Errors—none. Runs batted in— ed for. left hook ' [ourth-seeded Dinny Pails of Aus- round. tnship? today as they started on his arrival here tonight. Vernon 2, Newsom. Binks. Rosar Jimmy Stoudemire, Eugene eighth tralia in ‘he last four. in a field of 128 eol- Suder 2, Evans, Lewis 4, Majeski, Smith, and Jim Gibson all batted The coroner noted repeated medi- outstanding In all-American semifinals in hatis in the seven-day tourney, at Joost 2. Two base hits—Yost, Ma- out three hits apiece in Wilming- cal examinations had been given PARKER WINS the men’s play was prevented by ^MonttSair Athletic club. jeski, Vernon, CcCosky, Joost. ton’s lop-sided triumph. Both Eu- Doyle following a head injury in SALT LAKE June 30. — Pails who ousted lanky Bob Fal- CITY, Three base hit—Suder. Sacrifice gene Smith and Mike Austin scored the same ring in March, 1946, when WALKERS Parker of Los of Los Angeles, 4-6, 4-6, (JP)— Frank Angeles — Fowler. Double plays—Fain, cenburg four times to lead the tallying. he fought middleweight Artie Le- SURF MATTRESSES National 6*0, fl-2. opened defense of hi» Joost and Sdder; Vernon, Travis i-3, Everyone In the Wilmington line- vine, and “no physical incapacitat- Sizes Tennis Kramer, displaying the same Shapes Colors Clay Courts championship, and Vernon; Suder, Joost and up crossed paydirt at least twice. ing disabilities could be actually a today over accuracy that he showed with 6-3, 6-2, victory Fain. Left on bases—Philadelphia leadly James Johnson’s double in the determined.” William Tully, Notre Dame stud- Australians in the Davis Cup chal- 13; Washington 5. Bases on balls eighth inning was the only big The boxing commission “should ent from Bronxville, N. Y., in a enge round, swept aside fifth —Newsom 4, Christopher Hud- noise from Red Springs. not be considered in hav- 1, Brown of negligent first round match. — seeded Geoff Australia, son 2. Strike outs Fowler 2, After a scoreless first allowed to fight,” said a 6-1, 6-3. inning ing Doyle Ferrick 1. Hits— 5-0, coroner at Christopher 1, rT'/^,_ TJ aAiini Kaolen O Wilmington’s entry tallied three summary issued by the different of ir» IVl ipmi. Several aperies off Fowler 5 in 5; 9 runs in the second. Red the his Christopher Yvon Pe- Springs conclusion of investigation. 109£fkt±« are known by the name of 6 linals last year here by Market St. Dial 1-8224 trees in 3 2-3; Newsom 10 in 2-3; Scar- came back in the third to make ;ra who went on to capture the magnolia. borough 1 in 1-3, Hudson 3 in 1 1-3, the count, 3-1. Four runs in the ,itie, gained revenge by routing Ferrick 1 :; 1-3, Cary 0 in 1-3. Hit fourth stanza raised the Wilming- he Frenchman in straight THE WIN-NAH! by Nev/som (McCos- giant ton advantage to 7-1. A lone mark- pitcher—by sets. 7-5, 6-2, 6-4. The 24-year old key). Passed Sail—Rosar. Win- er for Red Springs cut the Wil- Jan Francisco law student made ning Losing pitch- mington margin to 7-2. Four JACKIE POLLACK pitcher—Cary. 6-7 Frenchman run all over MISS — — the $3-10 er Christopher. Umpire walks, & triple, a single, and two I I the court and invariably passed C. 4-8 Quart Grieve, Jones and Rommel. Time Red Springs errors in the fifth of Trenton, N. when Petra out of posi- —3:00. Attendance—18,155. aim got gave Wilmington four more tallies tion. and a 11-2 lead. Adding four Jn for her catch of a Patty and Brown A substanteal yardage of koro- On Wednesday the seventh the home town boys hammer-head shark 6 feet, $1-90 have it out in one semifinal form to a will had a 15-2 clinching margin, but 3 intfhes in length and weigh- seal in strip is going Pails in Pint while Kramer will oppose Red rallied three firm which will use it to make a Springs for ing 92 pounds, the largest the other. Judging by Kramer’s scores in of to new device for holding a soft-boil- the top the eighth fish of all kinds caught dur- will be an all- terrific play here it make the scoreboard read, 15-5. ed egg gently but firmly while de- ing June i.nd brought to our California final. Kramer blitzed Then of the Wil- the Goodrich Co. re- in the last eighth shelling it, in three straight sets in the store, we present nnrto Pails mington put on its big show, piling rare- Davis Cup competition and up nine runs to run the score up that ly left the baseline during to 24-6. Red Springs got their sixth Anchor Hardware Co.'s rout. score in the last frame, making the final score Wilmington 24, Red UNIVERSAL BOSOX FISHING TROPHY STOBBS WITH Springs 6. PINT NORFOLK, Va., June 30 — VP) $*|75 Light Duty Electric Jim Gibson pitched the victory -The said today For The Month Oi June! Ledger-Dispatch for Wilmington, giving up seven (Chuck) Granby DRILL Charles Stobbs, hits, walking eight, and striking school’s football-baseball- The first handsome fish- ligh out six. Ford, Red Springs’ first star who was ing trophy will be presented lasketball graduated pitcher, was credited with the loss. his monih, will sign a contract to the person catching the At Whiteville Lefty Wilkerson of vith the this aft- largest fish of any kind Laurinburg scattered 11 White- irnoon for a bonus reportedly in to our store Blenbeb ville hits to a 6-4 win over brought during Whisky) Stobbs is a register excess of pitch- the $30,000. Cal Davis. Bounds with two for preceding month! Enter :r. five led the Laurinburg hitting at- your catches every fishing 1-4” tack, while Joe Russ' three for trip! Blended Whiskey 86.8 Proof Bits from 1-16” to SERIES PICTURES four topped Whiteville’s output. "32%% Straight Whiskies Price Complete $9C Cfl Motion pictures of the 1946 In the fourth inning Laurinburg 87%% Grain Neutral Spirits With bits -fcu.wv Worl dSeries between the Bos- clinched the game by notching five ton Red Sox and the St. Louis runs on four hits and three errors. 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