LOUIS DETROIT 1 ST.--- DEFEATS 8 TO -* U- _1_ ...... / " ~ " XXX TIGERS, XXX NEWSOM IS DRIVEN XXX XXX XXX XXX OFF MOUND IN 8TH Berg Reaches Three-Quarter Mark In Land Of The Sky Meet --—-—-x-:_*-x _ -l. Tied Score 1-1 Rudy York MORE EXPERIENCED Sords Cleveland Whitewashes 425-Foot Home Run ATHLETICS SCORE By Jack HOLDS 11-STROKE ACES SEEDED IN With 6-0 In The Seventh- White Sox Nine, OVER YANKS AGAIN LEAD OVER HELD 16.—®— STATE NET MEET OSCAR KAHAN CLEVELAND, April BV A1 Milnar limited April 16.—(iP)—The Southpaw T LOUIS. 1 White Sox to two singles Tigers and pit- Tee Off on Three of Four Jean Bauer in Second Place Chicago Taylor No. 2 in Singles; Phan* ,Detroit today as Hal Trosky and Roy Newsom made their de- New York C‘ia-Buck Hurlers to Take While Jane Cothran Is Weatherly lined homers over Lea- toms Defeat Raleigh cliel, ,art in the American league l8' e 10 to 7 Third gue Park’s short right field wall 5 to 1 by losing, 8 to 1, to the Contest, Running High, today to give the Cleveland Indians’ a Browns, just as they did flouis NEW i5 to 0 triumph. a year ago YORK, April 16.— iff)—'Tlie day i gRRORSCAUSE P ASHEVILLE, April 16.—(^—Pat- The Cleveland who CHAPEL HILL, April 16.—Among !!'01 opening Philadelphia athletics teed off on southpay, a pood scrap between AiM "To 06 u,as three of | fJEMcMEP ty Berg, red-haired Minneapolis turned in 18 victories last season, the seedings for the State High Auker, the Kan- four Yankee pitchers to- a„d El£en 6 USf^gARBUT was in form. The blows D b0 to ^ (Minn.) former national top only tennis tournament scheduled until the day take their second straight m champ, School ball ace, ME Fi/UisMep made his 53 submarine over reached the mark of against awkward delivery Then the Brownies victory New Yok 10 to 7. three-quarter here Thursday and Friday are the hth inning. i.Are were consecutive fifth-inning sin- Dick Siebert, once a Yankee the Land of the invita- of the New Han- in a rash of 6 consecu- jj^kSfRo/Oer Sky spring Rosenthal and Mike following members f'gke out and gles by Larry farmhand at various times tional tournament women that sent Newsom to the golf for Kreevich with two men out. Mil- over High school team, of Wilming- hits chattel of ^ other major league clubs, with an eleven-stroke lead and netted the home town- today one batter—Kree- hit two nar walked only ton: j'owers home runs and a single over her closest competitor. 7 runs. vich—and had one strikeout. 5 Nelson singles, seeded No. prs and Bob Johnson notched one hom- Miss carded a two-over- Taylor, had tied the score 1-1 Berg CHICAGO AllRH O A Rudy York er as 2. the A’s rolled up 13 safeties par 77 for today’s 18-hole round, Knickerbocker, 2b_ 4 0 0 1 4 495-foot home run in the Lionel Johnson-Jerrould Robinson, jljj a against Marvin Breuer, John Mur- and it gave her a 54-hole total of Appling, ss_ 4 0 0 0 2 lb_ 3 0 0 6 0 seeded No. 2. 226. Kuhel, doubles, seventh. phy and Steve Peek. If_ 3 0 0 7 0 will see the de- Solters, jlj., superstitious Nelson Potter, who stayed the Jean Bauer of Providence, R. I.odigiani, 3b_ 3 0 0 0 0 for rf_i_ 3 0 12 0 ACES DOWN RALEIGH feat ss a good omen, however, route for the Athletics scatter- I. needed 82 strokes today for a Rosenthal, by — :? » Kreevich, cf_ 2 0 16 0 16. and the Tigers. HU—1— of This was RALEIGH, April Raleigh's both Newsom ing ten hits, gave New York two second-place total 237. Tresh, c_ 3 0 0 2 0 l Me was- school tennis team went down initial loss last season, six x _ 1 0 0 0 0 High 4fter his runs in the first on a walk and f MaaJpicappep better than the veteran, Jane Kolloway, sy E. Smith, p_ 1 0 0 0 0 in defeat on the courts here today, \von 13 straight games. Cothran of Greenville, S. C., who Newsom successive doubles by Tom Hen- I ptAfreRiAisr publicity Appleton, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 six matches to the round in dropping five of went on to win the pen- rich and the i»J I9*to played today’s 80. Hadjuk, xx_ 1 0 0 0 0 The tigers Joe Dimaggio and let -^SARL-/ Phantom Aces, speedy net stars rep- in no small part by Jane Crum, of Orangeburg, S. cant.’"helped bombers score in six of the nine Totals_ 28 0 2 24 6 resenting New Hanover High school over the Browns. C., the University of South Carolina (heir 18 victories innings. But the A’s took the lead x—Batted for E. Smith in 6th. of Wilmington. 1 hurler of the St. co-ed, scored an 81 for a 54-hole xx—Batted for Appleton in 9th. Inker. No. with five runs on six hits in the R The results: M score of 257. CLEVELAND All H O A to 30 bat- Louis staff, pitched only sixth and never were headed, al- Weatherly, cf_ 4 114 0 Taylor (NH) defeated Hord, 6-3, It was the third successive day Keltner, 3b_.* 3 110 2 three more than the absolute though DiMaggio got his fourth 6-4. ters / iaI LfAp-opF that Miss Berg led the small field, Boudreau, ss_ 4 2 2 1 4 lie allowed three, made the address. lb_ 4 1 2 14 1 Cline (Ral.) defeated Johnson, 4-6, minimum. only and has con- Trosky, / ftoSiTiOAl giLL't'gRR'/ although nobody yet if_ 2 0 0 5 0 addition to York’s homer. PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A Walker, 6-3. 6-4. hits in ceded, galleryites agreed that she Bell, rf_ 4 0 0 0 0 Collins, rf _ 5 0 3 1 0 ROCKER -To Robinson (NH) defeated Egerton, who 2b _ 4 0 0 1 Barney McCoskey, singled Davis, 2b- 5 0 0 1 3 was the pne to beat in tomorrow’s Mack, 4 Hdouble. with a six-stroke to stretch Siebert, lb 5 3 3 9 3 advantage. 6-2. Totals_ 30 6 6 27 13 Sullivan was nipped steal- S. Chapman, cf_ 5 12 2 0 Other scores: defeated Billy JoA/wy JgXPgCTS ... Johnson-Robinson 000 000 000—0 (NH) 3b _ Chicago a in SuCer. 5 110 0 Mrs. E. T. Nolan of New after hitting single the Castle, Cleveland .. 000 320 01*—6 6-3. ;,.g Brancuto. ss _ 3 2 13 1 Cline-Hord, 6-1, Mrs. Ben Char- third. McCosky walked in the Potter, p_ 3 112 2 Pa., 84-276; Parks, Error; Tresh. Buns batted in; Trosky Taylor-Boney (NH) defeated Ed- BUCHER, lotte women’s Mrs. 3, Weatherly 2. Two base hit: Bou- seventh but was wiped out in a titlist, 91-271; gerton-Rhodes, 6-3, 6-4. ■ dreau. Home runs: Totals- 39 10 13 27 10 Aipw GlA/Jrrs' r J. J. Lawlor, of Scarsda’e, N. Y., Trosky, Weatherly. double play. Pinky Higgins, who NEW YORK Ab R H O A /or«£ Double plays: Keltner, Mac kand' Tros- ss- 95-274; Mrs. M. Hockheimer, of Left on bases: 2. Cleveland walked in the fifth, and Tuck Stain- Rizzuto. 4 13 11 S&PMoMORP OdTP/PLDPlR, ky, Chicago Kolfe, 3b_ 5 10 0 2 Elmsford, N. J., 95-289; Mrs. E. 4. Bases on balls: Off E. Smith 3. off hack. who doubled in the sixth, Henricli, rf_ 3 2 12 0 SAouJiAie fAp BPaJPFiTS- op Appleton 1, off Milnar 1. Struck out: W. Willmer of Asheville, 92-295; cf- 5 14 4 0 By Appleton 1; by Milnar 1. Hits: Off were the only tigers left on base. DiMaggio, MiS PiRst /PAR'S £*PPR\£/4cg. Keller, if _ 5 0 0 3 0 Mrs. Anna Reeder of Asheville, E. Smith 5 in 5 innings; off Appleton was in continual trouble 1 in 3 Newsom Gordon, 2b_ 5 0 10 2 and Mrs. H. A. of innings. Losing pitchpr: E. 115-329; Elder Smith. Stewart and Sum- and probably never worked so hard Dickey, c_ 3 1 0 7 1 Umpires: Rue, Strum, lb_ 3 0 0 4 0 Asheville, 117-348. 5 mers. Time: 1:54. Attendance (esti- in his life. The before pitching Breuer. p ___ 2 0 0 0 0 mated) ; 3,500. Browns had men on base in every Murphy, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Selkirk, z _ 1110 0 the fourth, when inning except Peek, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 REJUVENATED CUBS Hurls St. Louis Duke Blue Devils Down _ GRAHAM Burk struck out the side. Bordagaray, zz 1 0 0 0 0 Cooper MAHONEY, Stauceau, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 The attendance was announced N. C. State Wine, 7-1 as 24.667. including 8.061 paid. The Totals_37 7 10 27' 6 DEFEAT CORSAIRS To 4 To 2 Win Over Reds z—Batted for Murphy in 6th. WILL CLASH HERE 16.—UP)—Bill remainder were boys, girls and DURHAM, April zz—Batted for Peek in 8tli. McCahan, junior righthander, soldiers admitted free. Philadelphia _tail 105 210—10 Allows But Five Hits to Give New 111 Fans Get First View of New hurled four-hit bal here this after- 1IETR0IT Ah K H O A York_201 001— 7 Son of Jones Wrestling Match Will Pit Stsinliafk. rf- 4 0 inn Errors: Davis. Henricli. Runs batted Bobby Club Second Straight Win noon as Duke’s Blue Devils de- in: Davis Kel- Model as it Wins Gdirinner. 20- 4 0 0 0 1 Henricli. DiMaggio 2, 2, Opener Speed and Skill Against feated N. C. State, 7-1, for theii McCosky. rf_ 3 0 14 0 ler, Siebert 3, Rizzuto, Gordon, Jokip. Enters Dixie Tonrney Over Cincinnati Score seventh win in a their sixth Grcoiilior-. If_ 3 0 0 0 0 son, Suder. Potter 2, Selkirk. Two base With 7-4 Brute Power row, Tort lh_ 3 110 2 hits: Henricli, DiMaggio 2. Collins, Riz- Southern conference and third bif 0 zuto. Brancato. Home runs: Siebert 2, Nr Hi.. 2 0 3 1 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., April five with out a loss I Johnson, Selkirk, Stolen 16.—IA>)— victory Rartell. ss _ 3 0 0 1 2 DiMaggio. 16.— (/P) who CINCINNATI, 0., April base: Henricli. Double CHICAGO, April 16.—W—They’ve —Bobby Jones, skill will be in his fifth Mira, c_ 3 0 10 0 plays: Potter, Morton Cooper pitched five-hit ball Wrestling speed and McCahan, winning Hayes and Siebert. Left on bases: New the in- hoped his son never would be- Verson, p_ 3 0 0 1 2 jacked up Chicago Cubs, the brute power here consecutive game of the spring, Yark 8: 6. Bases on balls: today, fanned seven and led pitted against Trent, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia stalled several sets of “new come a tournament golfer, will Off Potter off Breuer off 2. legs” to second as lanky Tom Ma- whiffed seven and walked four, 5, 2, Peek be in the gallery here May 1-2, St. Louis Cardinals their Monday night Totals__ 2.8 1 4 24 8 Struck out: By Breuer 4, by Potter 3. and streamlined the job with youth- meets and had the best of sophomore the debut of straight victory over the champion honey, of Oralando, Fla., ST. AB K H O A innings; off Murphy 3 in 2-3; off Peek fans the watching Bobby ions ful hustle—and the like 4 2. of Dal- Ray Hardee of State in their pitch- (lift. 3li.-_ 3 2 10 1 by Teek 2. Hits: Off Breuer 7 in 5 1-3 3rd. Cincinnati Reds, to rough, tougMRoy Graham, new Janes, Hardee was 0 3 in 2; off Stauceau 0 in 1 pit- model. hall. ing duel although Kadeliff. If_ 4 12 3 Losing Young Bobby, a strapping six- Johnny Vander Meer, on the hill las, Tex., .^FThalian tolw. 4 112 1 cher: Murphy. Umpires: Hubbard. awarded the State rf—. No Cub team in recent years has Paul of Phila- poor support, 0 Rommel and Ormsby. Time: 2:1L At- foot, 190-pound lad of 14. is en- for the Reds, allowed seven hits Stocky Bozzell, ■Tndnidi. of_ 5 2 2 0 boys making seven erors behind 4 0 1 11 0 tendance: 8,004. been received as popularly as was tered in the sixth annual South- whiffed but issued six encounters Chief Little McQuinn. Hi_ and eight, delphia, 5 2b_ 5 14 2 4 him. r.\ic.i(WIn. the 1941 outfit which yesterday ern Prep and High School tour- passes. Backed by a superb in- Beaver, the Indian medicine man, Bornrdino, ss_ 4 112 5 -•- opened the season with a 7 to 4 nament with the team of Marist field defense, however, he was in in the bout. Both brawls Swift, e_ 4 114 1 St. John’s of supporting TO DRAFT MARTY Anker, n_ 4 1112 Brooklyn over And it college, Atlanta, where he is a serious trouble once—the out of three the victory Pittsburgh. only will be two falls, 16.—MV- student. be PHILADELPHIA, April wasn’t the score which started the high school It will eighth. main even limited to an hour and Totals_ 37 8 14 27 14 Defeats 14-9 Joe star center fielder of Deacons, dis- his first try in tournament com- to Marty, IMroit_ 000 000 100—1 fans talking. It was the drive Then, two passes and an eror 15 minutes and the semi-final from St. 001 000 07*—8 the Phillies, received notice Louis_ four rookies who petition: with none out. 16.—UP)— played by today loaded the bases an hour. home in Errors: Kartell. Sullivan. Greenberg, WAKE FOREST, April It was just a quarter-century the draft board at his kilns hatted Swift. have Wilson’s Enos to Lonnie is a Irishman in: jtulnich. Auker. s of defeated Manager Jimmy Slaughter grounded Mahoney lanky that he base St. John Brooklyn ago, in 1916, that 14-year-old Rob- Sacramento, Calif., today MeQuinn 2. York. Radeliff 2. Two word they are going to stay in Frey who threw to Ernie Lombardi with a that wins the bits: .Tudnicli. Lucadello, Wake Forest 14 to 9 here today in ert Jones, Jr., won the personality has been in class 1-A and Stainback. Tyre at the to force Brown in placed Itaf’diff. riift. Home York. there as regulars. plate Jimmy fans. He is unusually strong runs: a wide open baseball game. Georgia State amateur champion- should be ready for immediate call Stolen liases: Lucadello, Laabs. Double Lou and Walker Cooper grounded into his and as a result has a DISTILLERV After Wake Forest six One of them, shortstop ship. The same year he quali- legs, for training under the selec- CO. flays: Newsom. Rartell and York: Be- spotting a double play to end the threat. Army gATONTQWW. N.J. rardino. Left made four one fied for tile National amateur hook-scissor that is dreaded by 5 Lucadello and McQuinn. runs in the first inning, the touring Stringer, errors, service act. 1VANDERVEER on bases: St. 2. Bases The Cards across two runs rivals. He can and often Louis 10: Detroit less than a modern league record, championship in Philadelphia, led put all- his on halls: Off Auker 2: off Newson 4: Indians scored once in the second tive the field for the first half of in the second on a walk to Slaugh- from a standing "ft Trout i. Struck but: Auker 4: the but did that put him in the dog- does—leap posi-1 By and in a wild third, bombarded an in- bv Newson 5: Trout 1. Hits: Off and won two ter, Walker Cooper, single, tion on the mat to his long by five house with the customers? It did qualifying play clamp Newson 13 Trout Deacons with seven runs on low in 7 1-3 innings; off matches before losing to Bob field out and Eddie Joost's about his rival’s head and 1 in 2-3 Xew- doubles not, for the fans came away from legs innings. Losing.pitcher: singles, four walks, two in the third throw of Frank Crespi’s grounder. w>m. Empires: Bipgras and Pas- field about the spir- Gardner of Chicago bring him crashing to the canvas. Geisel, three errors. tallied Wrigley talking TOMORROW sarella. Time: 2:25. raid attendance: and They round. Seven years later, at the But the Reds evened in OPENING it of this kid who booted things The sight of Roy Graham emer- Ml. in the seventh and added 22-year-old twice age of 21, he won the U. S. open their half when, with two away, room and two balls badly and then came ging from his dressing r—1 i four more in the eighth, while championship. Jim Ripple dropped a Texas- to lash a double off the wall striding towards the ring usually two in the back Wake Forest collected double into short center, down a storm JOHNSON SEA-HORSES start a five-run blast that Leagu is enough to bring ninth. and third and one in the Harry Craft walked and Joost fom the mat ad- See Our Complete Line of meant the game. Sure he led the Boston Evens Series of jeers and jibes St. John’s collected 12 hits off atoned for his miscue by blasting 1941 Models! club with four errors—but he also dicts, but they flock to the arena three and the Deacons Nine a double to score both. pitchers, leads the team at bat with a .667 With Philadelphia when he is on the bill, knowing got 18 from two. It was a bad Otherwise, the world champions action. One PICKARDS average. they will see plenty of ! a ay afield, too, Wake Forest malt PHILADELPHIA, April 16.— were helpless.- S favorite tricks is to * is an aw- of Graham’s Market St. Dial 3224 St. John’s three. “Opening day pressure ST. LOUIS All It H O A ing six errors and —The Phillies’ offense bogged a headlock on his man,keep ful thing, especially for a boy play- Ivoy, If_ 4 0 0 2 0 get Hopp, If_ 0 10 0 0 twistin so the referee can’t see his first league game,” down before Manuel Salvo’s three- g ing major Brown, 3b _ 4 0 12 2 fans. what he’s doing and in the mean- said Wilson, also new to Cub hit pitching today as Boston’s Bees Moore, cf_ 4 0 12 0 lb_ 1 0 0 7 1 time his adverary’s “I liked the determination and Mize, thumbing evened their series at one all with Slaughter, rf J- 3 110 0 eyes. When he tries that on Tom other kids showed W. c _ 4 hustle he and the a slim Cooper, 117 1 RCRE’S a 4 to 1 before vistory ss_ 3 0 0 4 2 he is likely to get hurt. and I’m going to keep them right Marion, Mahoney crowd of 2,516. Crespi, 2b_■_ 4 0 1 2 .2 Paul Bozzell has a jolting flying in there.” M. Cooper, p _ 4 1112 Boston sewed up the game in tackle and is also with FISHING PIER & BEACH Triplett, x_ 10 10 0 he, good Irish McCullough made a successive Clyde the first inning when the flying mare. Chief Little Beav- the Cub _ tremendous hit as catcher, by Sebastian Sisti, Carvel Totals 32 4 7 27 10 hold is the a singles x—Batted for Koy in 8th. er’s favorite crab, on every play in such a and Modern Facilities For Your Convenience:— hustling Rowell and Gene Moore, a hit CINCINNATI AbRH O A dangerous hold that is barred in New manner that today he Werber. 3b_ 4 0 10 2 competent batsman, an infield out and Eddie some states. Beaver is an aggres- the Cub No. 1 Frey, 2b '_ 3 0 0 2 5 was acknowledged Miller’s long foul to left- field ac- Gleeson, rf___ 4 0 0 1 0 sive fellow, and there is always He in the first • ROOMS • TOURIST CABINS backstop. singled counted for three runs. F. McCormick, lb_ 4 0 18 0 plenty of action when he is in the with a dust- Lombardi, c_ 4 0 0 9 1 out a second hit BOSTON Ab B H O A down ing Kipple, If_ 3 1110 ring. He has toned some, APARTMENTS base that Sisti, 31) _ 4 2 10 2 • COTTAGE • dive into first Craft, cf_ 2 112 0 was one of the raising 2b_ 4 112 2 but he once rough- from the stands. Rowell, Joost. ss_ 3 0 14 4 drew a bighan d Moore, rf_ 3 12 4 0 est in the business. 1 Vander p _ 3 0 0 0 2 grapplers 3 0 0 1 0 Meer, • CAFE'S • GROCERIES Waitkus, at 21 the “baby” Averill. cf_ Eddie Cooney, cf_ 0 0 0 1 0 a hit Totals_ 30 2 5 27 14 in the got _ 0 0 The reserve of air of the rookie brigade, West. If 4 2 0 St. Louis_ 020 000 002—4 supply MEAT MARKETS • GAS-OILS veteran ss _ 4 0 117 • and handled himself like a Miller, Cincinnati_ 020 000 000—2 lungs may amount to 2,600 cubic DalUgren. lb_ 4 0 Oil 0 Alexander Nov- Errors: Frey, Joost. Runs batted in: new air at first base. Louis c_-_ 4 0 15 0 centimeters, while the Berres, 2, Joost. 2. Two base hits: but the 4 0 0 1 Erown( ikoff failed to hit ssafely, Salvo, p_ 0 Brown, Crespie. Werber, Ripple, Joost. breathed in at each inspiration outfielder had one Three base hits: Moore. Sacrifices: amounts to 500 cubic centimeters. highly publicized Totals_ 34 4 6 27 12 Moore, Frey. Double plays: Crespi, JUST CUME AS YOU ARE:— tore Debs Garms’ PHILADELPHIA AB R H O A drive that almost Marion and Mize; Frey, Joost and Mc- Bragan, ss_ 3 0 0 1 1 then backed outfield- Cormick. Left on bases: St. Louis 8: glove off and cf_ 3 0 0 1 0 Marty, Cincinnati Base on balls: Off M. the 4 1 2 0 3. er Maurice von Robays against Benjamin, rf_ 1 Cooper 1; off Vander Meer 6. Struck FISHING TACKLE, BAIT, SOUVENIRS, j lb_ 3 0 1 11 2 wall with another healthy Etten. out: By M. Vander Meer 8. left field 4 0 0 4 0 Cooper 7. by Litwhiler, If_ Jorda and Barr. I IN FACT EVERYTHING FOR YOUR * Umpires: Sears, Time: FEATS^FOWER smash. Nagel. 2b_ 4 0 0 1 5 2;09. Attendance: 4,198. Livingston, c_ 2 0 0 5 0 COMFORT! May. 3b_ 3 0 0 2 2 IMA POWER DIVE DUKE WINS Pearson, p_ 2 0 0 1 2 TEMPERATURE OUT* UP) —Paced x _ DURHAM, April 16.— Rizzo, 1 0 0 0 0 BOWLING *k Brunner, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 by Southern Intercollegiate Cham- SIDE/MAY CHANGE two- Your and Friends! pion Bobby Brownell who shot a. Totals_ 29 1 3 27 12 CAMP DAVIS STAFF Iom40°BE1PWZER0 Bring Family white- I 3 under par 68, Duke golf team x—Batted for Pearson in 8th inning. 2 Tot Tb 40° ABOVE IN Wegner _ 141 176 139 456 washed Fordham, 27-0, over the Hope WE YOU! Boston _ 300 000 010—4 Hart- 131 134 265 WELCOME

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