Tech and Eastern Shape Up as Formidable Contenders for Baseball Laurels

Display Class Beating 7ar Heels Rule N.-S. Net Peewee, Insect Leagues of 85 Bookies Court Play; Planned by Boys' Club Fining by Tigers and Riders Wadden Defeated Everett Eastern Branch Boys’ Club will Nets Florida by form and Insect baseball County $13,319 peewee I Mar- By the Associated Press. Other *lngle* events today Include leagues at a meeting tonight at 7:30 Bs the Associated Presa. “And this was while the Florida shall Chambers. U. N C., vs. Chuck Ham- In Tills FINEHURST, N. C., April 23.—The den, O. N. C.; Zan Carver. V N. C vs. Jack o'clock at the clubhouse, at Seven- MIAMI, Fla., April 23 —It was tracks were in operation?" Opening N and Markham. U. C.. Rinehart Freeman. North and South amateur tennis and U. N. C., vs. Ham Anthony, U. N. C. teenth street and Massachusetts bookmakers’ day In Dade County The standard fines were $100 tournament, paced by the play of Women’s singles—Barbara Nlelds, Rye. costs for gambling and $200 and Webb Turns in Excellent N. Y vs Ruth Atwood Greensboro. N. C : avenue S.E. Teams interested should Criminal Court yesterday, and the Harris Everett, University of North N. vs. Hazel Kelley. Southern Fines. C„ have representatives present. En- costs for operating gambling games. Carolina racket-swinger and sixth Mary Joyce, Brookline. Mass.; Margo Lee, county came out $13,319.02 richer. Mound Job; Ramblers Waahington. vs Mrs. James Kelly, Durham, tries close Saturday. There were so many defendants ranking Southern entered N c.. and Cape. New vs Before the command player, Vandy York, The is for performance session that some Boston. peewee division players at the morning Stick the quarter-finals stage today in the Otllle Gaetner. was over, 127 cases had been called On Rampage Men's double*—Chambers and Carver ve. under 15 and the insect for those even found seats in the Jury box, men's and women's singles and Alex Papana Plnehurst. and Tommy and 85 fines had been levied by under 17. Play will begin May 3, ! which was not in use. men's doubles. Moorehead Washington: F C. Biggs and who GEORGE Hl'BER. vs. Judge Ben C. Willard, kept By Armand Bruneau, New York, Freeman Winning teams will receive trophies Willard said: Everett whipped Tom Wadden, a and Frank Robinson. TJ N. C.i Anthony the crowded courtroom laughing Glancing over, Judge Central's and Western's and Everett v*. Ken Evensen and Don and gold miniature baseballs. Pending schoolmate from 8—6, “If any one asks for a Jury trial Washington, Neill U N. C : Ed King and Jess Cole, with his comments. debut in the interhigh baseball swear in” 6—2, yesterday and paired today Pinehurst, vs Heller and William Hager- Most of those fined did not, sus- I'll Just you series, Tech and Eastern must be man. New York. TEXAS LEAGUE. “The defendant would a against Morton Heller of Duke, during get good as the Shreveport at Beaumont train). pend operations temporarily regarded biggest threats In [ of Frank Robinson of deal," a defendant replied. conqueror Track. Houston at, San Antonio (rami the Florida racing season, when Gov. this title race. These two j Dalian at year's U. N. C. Heller had little trouble in Oklahoma City error. Starts in Tough Spot. IHe entered the game at a bad time. too. with Wilson on a rampage in the eighth inning with three runs already ir; and two on base and two out. He calmly fanned the remain- ing batter to end the Tigers’ only rally. Ace of the Tech staff, of course, is Big Buddy Webb, whose good control and had Wilson speed AIDS IN BIG INNING—Here you see Right Fielder Joe Bryan of Tech stealing third base in the baffled for six innings. He gave up four-run initial that enabled the Manual Trainers to defeat Wilson High School yester- only three hits and no runs in the inning six innings he worked and was taken day. 6-3. He arrived at the far corner well ahead of Catcher Dick Schwab's throw to Eddie out only to give several other jVtch- Polhamus. —Star Staff Photo. ers a chance. His calmness under fire was shown in the sixth when Wilson worked a man around to third with none out. Webb ground Beckon Three Scott and McDowell down on the next three batters and Majors Hoy as; the runner failed to score. Tech’s surprisingly tight infield Dieckeiman Mound Star as cut down many batters, with Mar- In Feature Bouts tin Green at short and Howard Keithley at first turning in several Streak Is Ended brilliant plays. The Maroons Rutgers On Monday Card scored runs in the first enough By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. Bassin a couple of years ago, when I to win with four Inning markers the Macks were after the Big league bright lights are blink- young! Hock coming across. Webb won his own Gilbert, Colbert, ing gaily at several Georgetown dia-! Hoya first baseman. Ira Thomas, a game with a long homer past the for to mond stars and if the swarm of scout the club, told Bassin Also Are Carded on centerfield scoreboard with two men scouts a avoid Judge and shun his advice or on beating trail to the Hilltop base. Another homer in the a All-Star this season aren’t he might spoil deal whereby the Program fifth Vernon merely dropping by Hollidge failed to As were to for by to pay their respects there'll be give Harry $1,500 count as he failed to touch first. their Joe Turner is an more Hoyas following in the foot- signing one of contracts. putting together Nino Briscuso hurled all the way steps of Del Bissonette. Clyde Suke- Bassin. however, went to Joe with all-star boxing card for Monday for Wilson and although he gave forth and others who have made the his advised him to at his with Scott only eight hits he hurt his cause problem. Judge night Arena, Buddy wait a bit unless he needed the with seven passes. grade. and Wild Bill McDow ell sharing the The had a $1,500 pronto. Harry decided to let Trch AB H O A Wilson AB H O A boys field day yesterday in co-featured bouts. *i the coach spotlight Lewis rf All o Jawish.rf I in whacking their way to a 19-3 vic- handle his negotiations M Gr'n.ss 4 12 2 Starb d rf o o o n Scott. 12 pounds heavier than ever over a and he ended with a $3,000 bonus Bryan.rf 4 2 2 0 Same rf 1 0 n n tory previously undefeated before In his career, is a Brewer.3b 0 o 3 O for beginning 4 Vinson.2b .7 .7 2 nine and none of the signing with the Yanks. Thomas H wide?.If .7 1 2 n S wab c rf 4 0 5. n Rutgers young local comeback effort he will hasn't been near hopes 0 o o ib -» men Georgetown since Gel’eore.If 1 Hillock 4 i i" with promising careers did any- a lucrative sum- <» carry him through Webb.p 2 10 2 Bnvcjso d 4 1 7 to disturb his for the and this is fair notice that Judge C Green.p o 0 o n S llivan cf 1 0 o 1 thing hopes mer campaign. Although stopped O' Con’ll.p o o n o S'out.cf 1 o o n is waiting for him. future. With a score such as that in an last K thley lb 4 o 8 1 H rdison.c 1 0 1 n by Danny Hassett upset couldn't Harvel c 2 o 4 1 Porm\s.3b 4 11" they help but look good, but Castiglia'* Wing Mediocre. winter, he holds a decision over Tony Brown.c 1 O 0 O L'm’rise If 2 O 1 n seemed they to have that extra Musto. who was considered 8'melz.2b 4 2 2 2 Fousts 4.0 4 4 If Castiglia had Stan Wnek s arm good Mater.2b_ 0 0 0 0 something on the ball that causes a to be set in Joe Louis’ he'd be a cinch to make the grade. enough up scout to rip out his notebook. earlier this month. Totals. ,34 8 2711 Totals 22 5 27 15 Wnek, who is playing a melodious bowling alley Tech _ _4In 000 OlO—rt Rutgers, by the way. is down for second Addle at this writing, has A1 Gilbert. Billy Colbert and Wilson _ _ 000 O00 030—3 a game with Maryland at Henry Hook are among others who Runs—M. Green College everything a catcher needs, but is Bryan. Hniiidae. Webb. will C Green. Harvel. Starbard. Vinson Leme- Park this afternoon and with a well- not a Bill Dickey at the plate. He’ll appear on the card. rtse. Errors--M. Green. Schmelze. Brown rested crew it run Turner, meanwhile, has received Briscuso. Sullivan. Runs batted In—-Lewis. awaiting may improve with more work, but can’t Bryan. Webb <3»- Brown. Schmelze. Hillock. into another wave of trouble. Bob break into the line-up while Castig- the signed contract of Harry Jeffra Briscuso (2V Two-base hits—Schmelze. Smith, Art Woodward and Max for a match with Joey Archibald at Jawish. Hollidee. Hom^ run—Webb Sac- lia continues to turn in his quota of 1 rifice—Schmelze. Double nla.v—Foust to Hunt, the big three of the Terp base hits. Griffith Stadium and is awaiting Vinson. Left on b»>es—Tech. 7 Wilson. 0. mound are articles from the former feather- Bases on balls—Off Briscuso. 7 off Webb staff, ready for action, Dieckelman’s worst enemy is him- 2. off C Green 3. Struck out—By Briscu- while to close out the Rutgers' staff is pretty well self. He is obese, but that is no weight champ match. «o. 4 by Webb. 4. bv Green .3 by exhausted O'Connell. .7. Hits—Off Webb. 3 in 0 in- after yesterday's debacle, detriment to his pitching. But he ssffs*' ntnffs; off C Grean. 2 in l-i irvninss: off j Stf vc Mamakos, District middle- Scouts Interested in Three. also happens to be lazy, and that is Pfi5*5 O'Connell, none in 11 « inninst Wild P’tch weight. is nearing his peak and will trade-'1’ 1 -—Webb Winninc pitcher- -Webb. Um- Lou Ghecas, John 'Dick) Dieckel- detrimental to his future. He likes pire—Mr. Ratcliffe. Time—2:15. be ready for his 10-round scrap with G«f °ur man and Jim Castiglia are the three to pitch sidearm and when he does .Jr. %“ PA GoodVear Eastern Wins in a Hurry. Ernie Vigh. he reports. A recent Georgetowners in whom inquisitive the batter usually gets hold of a fat Neither starting pitcher went the benedict, Steve thinks he has a visitors show the most interest. Lou one and gives it a ride, as Werner full distance in the Eastem-Roose- I chance of stopping his opponent. is a deer-footed outfielder with a Kuhn did in the second inning yes- velt affair, but Roosevelt's Les whip-like arm that smacks terday, patting one over the left- Wicklein had by far the worst of i throwing of kinship with the Di field barrier. As long as Dick fires Odd Fellows Need Foe It, being knocked out of the box Maggios. j Dieckelman is a fat. fast and face- I overhead and pays strict attention w.\ with two-thirds of the first inning Odd Fellows’ baseball team is open tious southpaw with more control to business he’s ail right. completed. Eastern rattled 6 hits to a challenge for a Sunday game. than portsiders generally are sup- The scouting force also has noted around the field for 7 runs in the Prospective opponents should call posed to have, also more gray mat- Hank Mvlnarski’s fielding at short- opening frame and had a 10-0 lead i Hillside 0114 between 7 and 8 o'clock. ter. is a catcher. stop and George Pajak's work at in the first three before the Castiglia innings third. Both are distinct All thrtr can major Riders could score. A homer pound that pill, even Golf. by league possibilities, but. apparently, Harold Jesnick with two on was Dieckelman. whom Coach Joe Judge Duke. 17: Wake Forest. J. 1 will have longer roads to travel than Virginia Tech. 13*2: Catawba, 4*4. the with two walks and shunts into right field when he's not big blow, any of the above trio. Mylnarski is two balls the on the hill. Ghccas. a dangerous 1 passed aiding rally. another whose hitting is against Deavers the Eastern man in the clutch, leads the pack at Kenny on him. In the field he has everything hill pitched hitless ball for the this writing with the plump average but snap judgment and that will first three but blew in of .524, followed closely by Castiglia innings up come in time—maybe. the seventh when five hits forced who is smacking the apple at an O. H. O. A even Rutgers. AB. H. A. G'town. AB. him out. That was the big inning .500 clip. S icino.ss. 5 0 12 Smith.rf 2 2 0 0 for Roosevelt with five runs Eddie Ainsmith. former Washing- Brock.2b 5 2 5 2 Schm’t.rf. 2 110 scoring, j H'vath.cf. 3 O 4 O Myl’ski.ss. fi 2 3 2 ton catcher, now Roosev’t AB.H. O A. Eastern AB H. O. A j scouting for the Jose.3b 4 12 2 Ghecas cf. 4 2 0 0 Ciango.ss 4 1 2 «» I’ycock cf 2 1 4 0 Giants, paid his second visit to the Blight lb. 4 1 8 1 C'tlfKac. 5 4 5 1 Ro’tft'n.ttb 4 10 3 H'fm’n lb 4 17 1 Kuhn.If. 2 111 Wnek c 0 0 0 O W'k’n.p.cf 4 111 Hite.2b 3 2 3 4 Hilltop in less than a week yesterday Tr ftlou.rf. 3 O 1 O Pa1ak.3b 6 2 0 3 K'rpr.rf.lf 4 110 Vernon.ss 5 1 o 2 for another look-see at and Dwulet.c 3 1 1 0 K hlap.2b. 5 0 4 2 Gdn.lf.rf5 2 0 o David.3b. 3 1 0 0 Ghecas, Perkins.d. 1 o 0 0 Miller.lb. 5 111 3 B'hling lb 5 111 2 Miller.3b 1 .. was impressed sufficiently to make Comp'n.p. 10 11 McFen.lf. R 2 2 O 8t'rges.2b 1 moo Ders.p.lb 3 3 4 3 O 3 1 him an which Lou will Potzer p. 2 O O D iman.p. R 1 C K’dy.Sb 3 2 12 P’eman.lf 5 0 o o offer, con- o S 5 110 L&rtr.c _ 4 l Jesneck.rf sider. Tlie Greek lad's arm Totals 33 6 24 9 Totals 47 19 27 12 m H speed, Kuhl.cf _ ooo m La'lin c 4 1 j _ oin 01 o 010— 3 Garner.p_ 4 10 3 TK'd'yc '» o o 2 and batting eye are swell recom- Rutgers Georgetown o74 122 21x—Iw Curies.p o 0 O 0 mendations, and we have Judge's Runs—Jose. Kuhn. Triandiftlou. Smith Tn'als SR 10 24 12 Totals 27 1 1 27 13 I word for it that he's a flyhawk. (2). Mylnarski <2> Ghecas <3). Casnglia K < 3), Wnek Pa-ak. Kosh.sp. Miller. McFad- Roosevelt _ _— (mo 24)0 500—- not him out I Judge regrets turning den (2). Dieckelman <3). Errors—Kosn- Eastern —_ 721 101 oox—12 to pasture two years ago instead of I lap Sedicino <2». Kuhn. Brock <2>. Dwuler. Runs—Laycock <2>. Hite ‘*M. Vernon Two-base hith— Smith. Castiflia <3>. Myl- TIRES! Jes- to a Foreman, hole at — fft David. Miller, Deavers. trying plug gaping j narski. Three base hit Dieckelman .t + Robertson 12 >. ■ mm Beck McLaughlin. Ctangn. when the was Home runs—Kuhn. Ghecas Stolen bases J Wicklein c2). Koester. Garnrr. Kennedy. shortstop squad short —Smith. Horvath Left on bases—-George- Robertson Bushling. of infielders. The Errors—Vrrnon (2>. old Washington town. I I f» Base, on halls— in—Vernon, ; Rutgers. U Sturges. Kohl. Runs batted Off Perkins, i; off Compton. 4 off Potzer /' Deavers (2>, first-sacker says Lou’s only draw- ; •' David. Jesneck <4). Laycock. 1: off Dieckelman 3. Struck out—By :S Koester. <2). 4? Hoffman. Robertson. Bushling back now is a lack of polish. Another Compton 1; by Dieckelman, 5. Hits—i Wicklein. Twn-ba^e hits—David. Mc- j Off CcmDton. S in 3 innings: off Perkins, Laughlin. Clango, Garner. Tliree-base hit couple of years in the sun parlor / rt in 2 innings: off Potzer. 4 in 3 lnning>. Home run—Jesneck. Stolen •—Koester. should the for Hit by Ditcher—By Potzer ; Maxie Shapiro. try j i 50* 133, New York stopped Wishy Jones, sway him until asked for an opinion. Louisville. Kv. 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