.-—----~ "The Morning Watch , Snagged By Three Anglers WITH CLUB AWARDS $25 Baseball Schedule for 1946 l ‘IRATES PONDER CHICAGO Edward Sachs IN l AT ST. LOUIS AT DETROIT AT CLEVELAND AT WASHINGTON AT I PHILADELPHIA AT YORK a-r- nne-mn FISHING G -AT NEW CONCESSION DEAL Apr. 20, 21. 21 26 May 11, 12, 13 I Apr. 25, Apr. 30, May 1 May 3, 4 Mav 5 8 7 ,, 3 30, 30 June t June *2 CHICAGO nr an a'ay V, W July I, 2, May 7,8,9, 19, 11, 12 June 4 5 8 First Pitch RLAD Aug. 12, 13 16 8.7,7 13 That W. T. Croom Takes Aug. 15, July July 11, 12. July 14, 14, 15 JuW 20 21 * ft?*,1,21,? Gog * Sept. 20,21,22,22 Sept. 7, 8, 8 Aug. 1L. 18, 18 Aug. 28, 29 One of the more obnoxious Aug. 25, 25, 26 Aug. 19,20 22, 33', 14 < Nine T& things about baseball—no1 Honors With First J{Jj 'ommissioners, the present commissioner—is gleye 28 ; including the prcatice of hav. 27> 28’ Apr. 16, 17, 18 May 11, 12, 12,13 May 3, 4 Apr. 30, Decide *^p.r; * May I, Mav*y 8 0 u *•, *■ , Ownership Of some stew-bum throw out March Catch i ST trim® ftly \ \ July 6, 7 July 1, 2, 3 June 10, 11, 12 June 7, 8, 9 j 7 ing political the first >ST. LOUIS 5 15 16 * pitch. Jus- fep‘4 THIS Aug. 17. 18, 18 Aug. July 14. 15, July 11,12,11 Julv 17 V' ft?* game of the season SeP‘-27' 28'29 24. 25. 26 Sept. 7. 8,8 Aug. 25. 26, 27 ” Stadium Food why the has to be marred Sept. Aug. 28 Aug 22 23 24 20 21 Rights lift by tnu Two days after the New Han _ Aug bit of psuedo baby-kissing we don’t know. But like working over Fishing club had announcei 1 Apr. 22, 23 Apr. 25, 26 Apr. It, 20, 21 May 2, t The infant Wilmington entry in it is ? •• 7 3, 4 a living, something we can do May 24, 25, 26, 26 May 30, 30 May 27, 28, 29 June 1, 2, * $**y 5; 5i May Apr. 30. May 1. * for without. a special prize in six division fo DETROIT June 10' » June 9 * ie Tobacco State league last night i Aug. 9, 11, 11 June 28, 30, 30 SPORTS Aug, 13.14 July 17, U, U j.lw in 5, t>. 8, 9, “first” catches March y 20.’ 11 July 14. 14. IS July 11, i2. It V during Sept. 2, 2 Aug 6, 7 Sept. 20, 21, 22 Aug. 22, 23, 24 Aug. to, *V21 ras pondering legal question along can remember as a callow 1 Aug. 25, 2<, 27 Aug. 28, 29 We youth sitting in our front members of the club had snaggei 1 Au8- 31- Sept. vith A. H. Ward of 410 Carolina dropping marijuana ashes on three of the division awards, Gi I Apr. 16. 17 Apr. 23,24 28 7 venue and the New Hanover room the rug while our fath- Apr. 27, May 5, «, M»y 8. 9 4 | June 28, 29, 30, 30 May 24, 25, 26, 26 July 4, 4. 5 June 4, 8 Apr. 29, 30, May 1 May 3, l motion on Pickard, chairman of the contes 5, 7 June 8. 9 June It c oard of county, commissioners. ran off pictures one of a CLEVELAND Aug. 6, 7, 8 11 C* h 2; 7, 9, 10. 11, er those home projectors committee Aug. 9, 11, Sept. 4, 5,6 PACE July 20, 21. 21 July 17, 18, 19 13 announced last night. Aug. 31, Sept. 1 Sept. 2, 2 27, 28, 29 21 July li, July 14,14,18 The selection was that Sept. Aug. 20, Aug. 22, 23, 24 29 28 question, “Who has the right favorite of Calvin CooHcW > „ The latest winner to wa Aug. 2t, Aug. 25, 25, His 5 — qualify iMMMMm. _ | o collar and a sell concession rights at Ameri- suit, high pained expression W. T. Croom business throwing out the who caught the firs May 19, 19, 20 23 15 18 :an May 22, May 14, May 16, 17, 23 Legion stadium for the Cal seemed June 24, 26 16 May 10, 11,12,12 Apr. 19, 20. 21 Apr. 22, coming firstpKch as interested in goggleye to win $5 worth of fishini 1 cut*,™,™ 25. June 21, 22, 23, 23 June 14, 15, June 18, 19, 20 as *Vwrv,TSeaSOnuS‘a WClU „ WASHINGTON July 2. 3 May 27, 28, 29 May 30, 30 jaseball season,’’ was thrown into proceedings member in on a Aug. 2. 3, 4, 4 July 30, 31, Aug.rl July 23. 24. 25 July 26, 28, 28 the entire going x.os. wt.»Uu. gear. Croom’s catch ; * FOR" Aug. IS, 17, 18, 18 14, 15 June 28, 29, 30, 30 weighed Sept. 10 Sept. 12, 13 Sept. 15. 16, 17 Sept. 18, 19 Aug. 13, ,1 he open at a of the board Sept. 25 Sept. 7, 8 Sept. 27, 28, 29 meeting pound and two ounces and wa 5 _ ■ _ ( if commissioners aft- FDR as we remember the mo- caught in Creek yesterday USpdVli011t°*:i1°vUthe usually got :lPftc^es the ball out yesterday Town May 22. 23 May 19, 19, 21 May 16, 17, 18 May 14, 15 irnoon. tion pictures of the grandstand. Apr. 24 25 22, 23 Apr. 20, 2t, 21 was Probably W. B. Sellers just missed thi June 21, 22. 23, 23 June 25, 26 June 18, 19, 20 June 14, 16, 16 Apr. ^°P Hoover who wore a 15, May 25’ 26 26 30, 31 28, 29 the bigges^ also high collar. Rumor PHILADELPHIA July 30, Aug. 1 Aug. 2, 3, 4, 4 July 27, 28, 28 July 23, 24, 25 May 30, May At the Ward disclosed one when prize when he reported in with : Aug. 9. 10 11 11 June 30 8 v meeting it that year the Democrats were 12, 13, 14 11 19 LATEST 28, 29, Aug. 8, 7, hath especially nasty. Sept. Sept. 10, Sept. 18, Sept. 15, 15 Sept, 2, 2 23 1 hat he and two a curve and goggleye weighing one twi Sept. 21, 22, Aug. 30, 31, Sept. associates had st- Herb tried nearly strangled when his collar slipped. pound f: ounces but it was too late t eady sent a check to the owner* May 16, 17. 18 May 14, 15 May 22, 23 of L9V 2„°J 21 Apr. 26. 27, 28 Apr. 16, 17, 18 Apr. 24. 2S if the Pirates for concession Ed Kelly, mayor Chicago is qualify. June 18* I9* 20 June I4. 15» 16, 16 June 21. 22, 23 L9.1 f right* always drafted for one of the i NEW%.rx+u July 4, 4, 5 July 6, 7, T Miy 25. 26, 26 in the Midwest. “The f YORK July 26. 27. 28, 28 July 23, 24 July 30, 31, : S 4 it the stadium for the Ed can’t see well so he is goggleyers are really bit Aug. 4- Aug. 6, 7, 8 4. 5, t Aug. 16, 17, 18, 18 coming year, openings very usually Sept. 18 Sept. 15. 15, 16 Sept. 12, 13, 14 jW *>,11 Sept. BASEBALL the mound like a Pickard said. S'P‘- Aug. 31, I fe was informed that the aimed toward big artillery piece* On® year the ing,” Sept. Sept. 28,29 Sept. 24,25 county alderman who was on the sights got his directions missedt and Ed Sunday, Tommy Williams tool ilone had the right to make any May 14. 15 16. 17, 18 19, 19. 21 Grimm on the latter’s first in the black bass May May Apr. 16, 17, 18 26. 27, 28 12 1 entals at stadium. Cholly banjo playing hand. prize divis June 14, 15, 16, 16 June June 24. 25. 26 ^ay 2,2,' H „„ Apr. 28, Miy 10, 11, the 17,18,19 22, 23, 23 6, 7. 7 S 3 ion as he BOSTON 23, 24. 25 28 4 J.u.ne ,2'. July July 4. 4, July 2, caught a five pound July ^ July 26, 27. Aug. 2, 3, 1 « He was instructed to 15 Au*' 4- *. Aug. 13. 14 Aug. 8, 10, 11, 11 MEWS reappear at on the west coast, they have slin^ed ounce Sept. 15, Sept. 18, 19 Sept. 10, 11 Sept. % V-,-13 §CP‘- Out awa^ f-'rvt th*' nplit/carjs two bass to win $10 worth o l 12, Sept. 21. 22 Sept. 7. 8 Sept. 2. 2 j he of the commissioners personalities from all meeting, and have imported walks of life. Betty Grabli fishing gear. His prize will bi .. ] out the first H 12 donday. l once tossed pitch of a ilollywouci season- -a curve oJ considered in the season’s 1 Saturdays 9 Saturdays Saturdays Saturdays 12 12 prizi 12 12 ,2 Saturdays 12 Saturdays Saturdays 12 Saturdays Then there was the year when the Sundays Sundays 12 Sundays 12 Sundays 12 12 12 12 While none of the official* of the t course. Brooklyn said his list. >-*** HOME 4 Decoration 4 Sundays Sundays Sundays Sundays July Day July 4 like a bunch of u Day July July 4 Decoration Day Decoration 1 laseball be contacted “played dogs.” Within two Lassie’s mana- Labor Day Labor 6 14 Station Day club could team hours, Williams held the black bas; ; Day Twilight Game? Night Games Labor Day 14 Night Games Labor Day had wired for a tryout for the-next season 14 Night Games 42 Night Games 1 ast night, in conversi- ger opening day. record last year and with ai 32 Night Games 14 Night Games previous ons with the Star out 1 they pointed eight-pounder won the seasoi Bold figures denote night games. However, Wilmington will probably follow the general custom All-Star g ame—Fesway Park. Boston. Tuesday. July 9. 1 hat it was their impression that 7 and prize. come May opening day—some local politician will ------t he baseball team its own- jnd probably The was through oiled to throw out the first rock prize capture* be all up pitch—especially with the May rs had the right alone to rent con- being so near. Saturday by Alec Trask who wa: primaries fishing in the Northeast rive: essions at events in which their earn we he a foui Mild participated. once would when hooked Weather But for like to hear the umpire call "Play Ball” 27-pound, Speeds NHHS Baseball Drills! It It was learned from another and the two teams do just that. Just once. ounce catch. marked the firs * * time that Trask had ever trolle* ★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ource that the owners of the club SPORTS SHORTS: A letter from Morris Wade, secretarv-treasur- for rock and the catch was mad* ilanned to attend the meeting Mon- i ■ er of the Tobacco State league in which he points out that Sanford after he and his brother Gen* lay to present their opinion* in the will be the team to beat in the loop this season "I have heard had made a 10-mile trip. Tar Heel Grads Meet oncession case. the of the 1941 team Wilmington that three of keymen Spinners will be witn the Division Tonight! remaining uncapture* On the commission- If Wednesday, Sanford entry this summer. they sign the club will really be were: five or over drum, pounds ers plan to make a survey of the ; Morris writes Charlie Gabriel, Catawba’s three-sport in tw* tough,” $10 fishing tackle; bluefish, tadium to see what improvement* star has been recommended as a second alternative for a West Point pounds or over, $10 in fishing 40 ’CATS REPORT HEAD GRID ire needed to make the suit Democrat Rep. Sam Erwin who overlooks the fact Wins plant appointment by three or over Campbell*s tackle; jack, pounds Single ible for minor Charlie’s pop is a leading Republican up .around Lincolnton league operations. that $5 in fishing tackle^ When we were in Charlotte on the Tri-State ride, we were FOR INITIAL WORK WILL BE SPEAKER talking to Paul Campbell, rooki* first-sacker up with Boston's Red Senators Spring Game Sox. Paul had just returned from service and told us “I’m old and if I don’t make the this season Boxing Syndicate Signs 38 rears big-league grade FOUR GAMES TODAY/ Last Year Veterans Face ORLANDO, Fla., March 4—(U.R)— ers is called, was the standout to- never make it.” The other Paul hit a More Than 100 Alumni I will probably day Outfielder Bruce Campbell, a re- day among six who worked out in Jack As Czar and a In an intra-squad training camp so the Char- Dempsey single triple Battle For First-String turned G. I., singled home two the first nine-inning intra-squad To Attend lotte must really be working as hard as he can to keep Expected youngster IN T TOURNEY runs in the last inning today to game of the season. from being farmed out ... Of course his biggest worry is Big Jobs NEW YORK, March 4-(U.R)- give the Washington Senator “reg- Manager singled out UNC Rudv York, the ex-Tiger who is also thinking of playing first for Gathering 5'ormer Heavyweight Champion ulars” a 3 to 2- victory over the the 30-year-old rookie for praise i.: the Red Sox By GENE WARREN rack Dempsey became a powerful First T e a n “rookies” in a seven inning intra- after his work in holding several of More than 100 Both the Eastern and Western conferences will hold playoffs to- Presbyterian Star Sports Writer alumni of the ligure in boxing again today when Hill with Point squad game. the top Cardinal batsmen hitless. night .. The Western boys will meet at Chapel High The baseball University of are 1 >e was elected of the Advances To 135 Pound outlook at New Han- Campbell’s game The who showed president on Greensboro The Eastern Durham and Wilson winning safety others good taking teams, over School attend 3oxing Promt 'ers of America, High brightened yes- was only the third hit the “regu- moundwork were Left Handers expected to tonight’s.dinner tangle at the Wake Forest gymnasium Wilson will probably play Finals and ako a terday afternoon as over 40 players lars” scored off the of he., signed six-year minus Clark who was injured toward the end of the regular excellent and and meeting Wilmington graduates Jay to the 13th and Ann :ontract at $100,000 a year to rep- an on reported dia- pitching of Sid Hudson, Walter Right Handers season ... It is really old injury, Jay being placed the athletic Charley Barrett, of the Chapel Hill school at the St. Adam Smith, physical directoi mond for the first resent a hat manufacturer in nego- season and outdoor practice Masterson and Roger Wolff. and Matt Surkont. shelf during the football Hungary, Japan, Germany for the YMCA announced las Paul’s Lutheran Parish broadcasts. of the season. home, W. Nations for fight the enemy nations will probably be barred from Davis cup play ; The cold weather George Myatt, with three hits, Italy, night, a four-game schedule for thi 1 a for the Australian Lawn Tennis asso- | has kept the Wildcats hemmed in and Roy Goolsby, with two Dodgers A. R&ney, president of the Wil- As head of the boxing promoters, for several years, spokesman ! basketball to hits, YMCA tournament DAYTONA becomes a virtual czar s ciation said the other day And we think that would be a good the NHHS gymnasium where they led the “rookies’.” attack. BEACH, Fla., March mington alumni group said last Dempsey day. 4 — (U.R) — The in states outside of New York. He ru'e to follow in all sports, professional as well * have worked out for a week so Brooklyn Dodgei The games will begin at 4:30 p Indians “farm hands” night. Durham has entered the Eastern States Scholastic tournament at the warm weather was nosed out Manager will play a major role in making m., with the 90-pound YMC1 greeted Head Football Coach Carl Snave- Glen Falls. N. Y. The Eastern conference school is the defend- both the and CLEARWATER, Fla., March 4— Leo Durocher’s regulars today, 6 matches, advising against matches "Comets” meeting the “Y” Wild heartily by players ... Wildlife Fed- to in a ing champion A new chapter of the North Carolina Coach Leon Brodgen. (U.R)—First Baseman Mickey Rocco 3, 10-li»ning exhibition game ly will be featured speaker at the detrimental to the sport and aid of cats, at 7:30, the 105-pound Bradlej eration has been formed ... It is composed Caldwell chapter and Catcher Frankie Hayes, the closely watched by Dodger Presi- meeting, the second get-together boxers who deserve a champion- Creek Beavers will meet the H Brodgen indicated that the line- sportsmen on dent Branch Rickey and many of of the since up of last season would be only remaining holdouts the group the end of the hip fight. Lucky "7;” at 8:30, the 135-poun< [ changed his minor Cleveland Indians, came to camp league managers, scouts war. Also appearing as speaker will The includes pro- Longcreek-Grady will meet th 5 so that an infielder would play the organization today for salary confabs but club and coaches. be the school’s alumni secretary, moters in Boston, Baltimore, “Y” All-Stars, and at 9:30 o’clock outfield, or some other differenl officials couldn’t break down their Hank Behrmann, Paul Minner, J. Maryon (Spike) Saunders. Washington, Philadelphia, Pitts- the "Y” varsity will meet their ol( [ position if he was better suited for World Records resistance. and Pershing Mondorff pitched for burgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Boxing rivals from the Hewes Buildinj ; that spot. In addition to the alumni, lead- Buffalo, the winners with Walter Nothe, Ed- 5t. Louis, Kansas City, and Des in an unlimited clas*. The infield Is up some- ing senior athletes of New Hanover weight shaping Tigers die Chandler and Ray Hathaway Moines. The election of the Winte : like at High school and their coaches will Dempsey Two In In games yesterday thing this present: March 4—(U.R) hurling for the losers. Hathaway Deaths Two LAKELAND, Fla., was considered the Days four be of the local Tar first step, by Park Flashes paced by eight Harry Smith, last season’s regu- is the one of special guests Outfielder Barney McCosky of the only the Sox hurlers around the country, to I ■ Heels. promoters ’"orrell, Orell, Culver lar first has PHILADELPHIA, March 4.—{IP) sixth and final round of his bou pointers, sacker, improved >r Detroit Tigers wailed over his hard rated a Dodger regular. buck Mike Jacobs’ * Coaches In East fight monopoly house and F. Worrell stopped th his fielding greatly and with his who is ex- -Nat Hines, Philadel- here Friday night with Billy Eel luck today after missing five prac- Chandler, righthander n New York. 24-year-old Sunset Park Panthers, 43 to 20. the of Allentown, Pa. long distance hitting may get tice sessions because of a pulled pected to be promoted to the Snavely first became prominent phia Negro light box- The Chestnut Bears took the "Y’ heavyweight inside track on the initial base ever back muscle. Dodgers’ regular squad, turned in while coaching the Bucknell Uni- 40 OUT AT STATE The Negro was the second boxe: 15 as Niven 1 er. died of ring injuries Crusaders. 22 to pourei though Kenneth “It’s he said. “I four scoreless innings. The decid- Bisons in the thirties Monday. die of in two Roger’s heighi ironic,” played versity early to ring injuries days in five baskets for the winners ■ RALEIGH, March 4— {/?)—N. C. Hines was knocked in the makes him a logical choice. three seasons of ball for the navy ing runs were scored off Hatha- and late twenties. One of his Buck, out Dixon Walker, 20-year-old Univer for the “Y” tean 1 State started its baseball Low was high Over at the Luke in all way. nell teams an practice ' keystone, Col- parts of the world and never played in early sity of Maryland freshman, die< seven today with 40 candidates going making points. lie, the basketball star and ‘The had a thing go wrong. Then I get Orange Bowl. yesterday at Washington. Walker me AiKinson AH-oiapf uuwei Giants through a batting practice under Most Valuable Baseball Player’ ir back home and hurt myself right In 1934 he became head football a liative of Cincinnati, O., wa 1 out of the tourney as they lost t< MIAMI, March 4—(U.R)—The the eye of the college’s new Coach, ! ’45, may hold the best hand there, away. What a deal.” Fla., coach at the of North knocked out Saturday night in th the Beachcombers 29 to 12 a New York Giants, several University Victor Sorrell, former Detroit Ti- ! but ‘Dunk’ Futrelle and Little Pau: already Carolina after the 1935 round of his bout with Gu; i Smith made nine for thi Cards men leaving ger hurler. Among those out today first points who deep at each position, made Horfon, sparked the Junior season to go to Cornell where and Gersin, Catholic University. Beachcombers. ST. March room for two more were Jimmy Wilson, outfielder are two PETERSBURG, Fla., players today The White went down be Varsity nine, good pros- among other triumphs his team Paul Gibson, ; Bill “Hines’ death was extremely un Eagles 4—(U.R)—, not usually when Pitcher Bob Carpenter and pitcher; the First thi defeated Ohio State, Big Ten Evans, catcher; Bill Stanton, and fortunate but he a ver; fore Presbyterians, mentioned when the roll of out- Outfielder Jesse Pike took their passed ‘Hacksaw’ Tuttle and Hermar the outfielders. be victors qualifying for the final standing St. Louis Cardinal pitch- first workouts. Champion and some of leading Howard Turner, thorough physical examination are set Friday in the 135-pound division Vick to fight a hot battle schools in the east. He came back fore he went into the ring,” sail I for The Church squad won 40 to 21 I the hot corner spot, which was to Chapel Hill this fall in time to Leon Rains, chairman of the Penn vacated TENNIS SHOES as Mole made 12 points. by Vic James. Vick, who lead the 1946 edition of UNC foot- \ sylvania State athletic commission AND BOYS was an all-state pitcher for Wilson ball teams. GIRLS ^ Rains that a brail 1 Negro Report said, however, and a .300 alter- Players CALLS OFF BOUTS high hitter, may He will probably discuss the foot- operation performed on Hines re March nate at the when not hurl- LONDON, 4—WP)—Dann; position ball prospects for the coming year vealed that the Negro had suffer Montreal feather ■ ing because of his Webb, Negro slugging prowess. At Farm an elaboration on the e Dodger’s including p; who was scheduled to looks Camp sdeqaad,,—aSeqjjouiaq uiejq weight figh Shortstop like the weak hole talents of Charlie Justice, star weeks or more before Frida’ tha ■ — two at Epsom Monday, cancelled in the ’Cat infield as J. C. Price, SANFORD, Fla., March 4. (£■)— “Blues” and the “Greens” at Rick- WffiR service back who enrolled at the 114 MARKET night’s bout.’’ bout and all others Monday am I not too an good infielder in ’45, Baseball broke a precedent of long ey University. university last month. will submit to exam On Feb. 21 Hines was knocket [. specialists’ and Eddie Coly are the two lead- standing today when shortstop The two athletes reported to Bob inations to determine if and whei 1 out by Wally Sears of Minersville ing candidates. Heath has great Jackie Robinson and Pitcher John Finch, assistant to President : he will fight again. Pa. The referee stopped the bou possibilities of taking the post from Wright, two Negro athletes, report- Branch Rickey. Robinson greeted in the fifth round. the other two. ed for training with the Finch with a smile as he SPORTS_ spring said, Brodgen’s staff finds Montreal Brooklyn’s farm “Well, this is it.” WIGHTMAN CUP MATCHES pitching Royals, !t such curvers as club in In the absence were — the International league. of founded — Nine colleges LONDON, March 4 (/P) Thi right-handers Manager Clay before Revolution. Herman Vick, Hardison, Ken- Before an uninterested gathering who was in America the Wightman Cup tennis matches, in Billy Hopper, Daytona neth and Duval go- of seven Robinson and Beach with a special to proof—distilled from volving women players from thi Rogers, Tracy spectators, squad play the routine the United States and Great Britaii ing out while southpaws W. A. Wright went through parent Dodgers in a practice >00% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS CIGARETTE are in a drill that Finch directed will be played at Wimbledon or Brown and ‘Football’ Smith practice motions game, Robinson to drills failed create as much excite- take his turn with the other hitters —DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY LIGHTERS June 14 and 15, it was announce! I expected to take part in the to the the — tomorrow. ment as a battle between facing mechanical — All today. daily pitcher. CUMMINS-COLLINS DISTILL- Types ^RlES> INC., LOUISVILLE, KY. PICKARD'S 209 Market St. Dial 2-3224 I PennockV Blunder Cost Phil Job i---Lupien’s has i NEW YORK, March 4—(U.P.)— who came home and found guests things because they do say he ound out of sheer boredom, was Something borrowed and some- in the house. been offered half of Los Angeles t he only one hit all night as the old for U. C. L. A., and ; irapplers caressed him after IF thing blue; something and While athletes in football, base- county to play the RUPTURED new—we the some score of other colleges which i iell in one of the earlier sessions. something hope—on ball and other sports have made and more sports scene: noble comebacks after their war scout for their talent than interested in hav- ISO If Herb Pennock had not at one service, the hockey stars have al- lukewarmly recover ing him. time been a wild sou hpaw, Ulys- most uniformly failed to TINE their former and skill on Graziano-Zale Bout ses (Tony) I.upien mi&ht be a Phil- speed TRY THIS OUT the famed Kraut line lethal low- ly today without having to go to ice. Boston’s Rocky Graziano, the To Milt Schmidi to court over his banishment to the of Porky Dumart, er eastsider, is making plans Dress-Up and Bob which went off tc touch to the Modern Protection Provides Great Comfort and Holding Security on the grounds that Bauer, carry his Golden Boy as Should he was a GI done wrong. War as a unit the same way Middleweight championship. THE BOAT the has he Champion WITHOUT TORTUROUS TRUSS WEARING While the ruckus was developing, it had operated in rink, dump Welterweight SEE VS FOB the return oi af- Pennock as Phillies’ general man- been split up since Marty Servo in their non-title re- one or MARINE revelation in sensible and comfortable sent Lupien a straight Philly the Kitchener Kids and fair March 29, Rocky will live on d„^l,''eye-°peninS”6 without ager head cost ruPt.ure protection may be yours for the asking, more: members are reported the until and then meet —PAINTS * or contract although at the time he chips July « °hligation. tear this out and mail with your Another Brum, Simply already was supposed to have been ed down the river. Tony Zale for the Middleweight —VARNISHES ‘ame and address to William S. Dept. 794-X, Adams, champion Rice, Inc., assigned to Hollywood, But he had former crown in a big outdoor bout, the —SEALING an<* details of the new and different Rice Method them COMPOUND will k return it scorer Herb Cain, preceded mob sent or to unsigned because in says. torm you Free- Without hard flesh-gouging pads the grade after —BILGE SOLVEN and the place where the player was in failing to make In the Heavyweight bracket, re- c ™eminS pressure, here’s a support that has brought joy "liort to Truss with supposed to scrawl his mark Pen his war duty. tired contender Bri>* Hunt has ALSO thousands—by releasing them from Claude nock had appended his own name say that settled in Okla- holriS and straPS, that bind and cut. Designed to securely Midwest sources down to promoting BOAT ACCESSORIES rup,ure freedom with the errant soupbone. the ‘‘Flying homa City. We recommend of w UP and in where it belongs and yet g.ve (Buddy) Young, might °Qy and full Tony Got Mad torrid Fleel the same for Arturo and inf genuine comfort. For FREE TREATISE and Ebony” of last year’s Godoy ENTERPRISE Pennock is Lee Savold but would have nl°rmation—write today ! sent another contract City Bluejackets, practically they SPORTS SHOP with back to'his to promote a lot better than name his name in the right place sealed and delivered scraps 105 South Front St. and the notation at Illinois. Which the one between themselves the that Lupien was alma mater Phone • 2-1830 on his Fighting Ilhni other night. Referee Behrs, (*®DRES8 westward way. Tony got means that Buddy’s; Johnny madder than thr thicker than material who stopped the thing in the eighth original Ulysses ties are • t V