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1941-09-18 [P GOOD MORNING ARCHIES TO DRILL UNDER LIGHTS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * X XXX XX* _Billboard PUBLIC IS INVITED By GLENWARD BLOMME Cards Win Trail One Game Dodgers—■ an all-star for Two; .__I_ —A. program The local sports billboard offers TO WATCH DAVIS for all are going and tickets performances —■— the week-end ■ ■ — ---- ggn Lombardo and his euns. Tonight at Lumina Guy CRABTREE irent to swing WORK AT STADIUM SOCKS will the dance fans a chance Rnval Canadians give look Now some of you may not and sway to his soft music. Rehearsal Is to but when you sit and Dress Open TWO as a form of athletics, HOMERUNS nnon dancing exercises on Free of go through their Everyone Charge watch the modern jitterbugs ST. LOUIS, Sept. class it as gymnastics. To- From 7 to 9 P. M. 17-(ju floor you will readily Cardinals edged a the1 dance little near mnmiw nieht you can take_- , -rn mm n Brooklyn by sweeping a Davis football will header from the Boston choice between grunt Camp players Braves t vour rnlLS 6 to 1 and 3 to week- REDS TAKE work out under the lights of Legion day, 2, and now tackle and run. The tmi and stadium this evening in a dress the leaders by only one will be on at ganie ly wrestling card rehearsal for Saturday night’s clash Estel Crabtree, Vill- 37-year-old 0nt Thalian Hall with Ray IN TWIN AFFAIR with the Demon Deatons of Wake fielder, smacked a home run”’ Red Forest college. The practice ses- the ninth inning of the mer, Billy Bartush, second h giving forth to bring victory in a Shadow and The Angel Meer Wins 3-Hitter pitchers d« and misery. Vander between Max Lanier their best howls of pain and Jim j the New Hit Batsman Tickets Fast Out at Legion stadium in Opener; Selling bin. school Wildcats will His home run in the Hanover High Cops in Second seventh is season with the al- Football fans may purchase of the first open their 1941 ning game tied 1. eleven at their tickets for the Camp ways formidable Warsaw score. will be Davis Wake Forestt game 8 o’clock. Saturday night CINCINNATI, Sept. 17—UP)—Cin- (First Game) in the state BOSTON— Ah the football game Reds took a twin bill from from Harry Payne’s newstand, R H o biggest cinnati’s Sisti, 3b 4 Davis meets the great a hit batsman 306 North Front street and High oj,| as Camp Philadelphia today, Cooney, cf- 8 o (1 n J of Wake For- trick school students secure Demon Deacon eleven with the bases full doing the may Hassett, lb- 3 o J ; field at 8 o’clock. their cardboards from Coaches Demaree, 4 o n est on Legion 2 in the nightcap after Johnny 1^. 1 n 3 to ss -. folks, to see at three and at the Miller, 4 0 3 5 Make your plans, Vandeer Meer yielded but Severin Bryan High of these con- school. least two-out-of-three hits and fanned 11 to win the open- Roberge, 2b-- 3 0 i •, 1 will not be able to E. Moore, rf- 3 0 o 3 tests. 1 to 0. Students J er Duilra, x- 0 o o « J YESTERDAY was Vander Meer tickets at the stadium The first game purchase Earley, p 2 0 , () who has handled season’s for the of- Johnson, p 0 n Woody Gray, all the way running his special price being 0 (I } VMI since the none in the advance sale. Montgomery, xx 1 0 0 0 freshman sports at strikeouts to 195. He walked fered j has been called by his batted for Rube Kickoff time has been set for fall of 1940, until Johnny Rizzo Totals -31 1 8 24 ij to Lee in the Uncle Sam to report Camp Melton in the ninth. 8 o’clock Saturday night x—Batted for E. Moore in 5th successor has lo- xx—Batted for Johnson in next week. ... No (First Game) American Legion Stadium, Jtli. on Beach ST. LOUIS— Ah R been named. John Kimbrough PHILADELPHIA A,b n ft ? 3 cated the Carolina R o Murtaugh, 2b Brown, 3b _ I 1 2 has been sued for $500,000 by Doug- 1 n ft 1 0 road just across from Sunset 0 2 Benjamin, rf Hopp, if -4 113 5 the New York 3 0 0 4 0 las Hertz, owner of of- Park. T. Moore, cf- 3 3 0 # Marty, 3 0 0 8” 0 3 for breach lb Mize, lb —.-— 3 l , Yankee football team, Etten, ? 0 V 0 i in !f Crabtree, rf 4 2 l i contract. Perhaps John 3 0 10 1 # of sion will last from 7 to 9 p.m. Crespi, 2b 2 10 5) on If'"' ‘’hertz” the old boy’s feelings ss invited Marion, ss _ 2 0 1 2 Bragan. -- 0 0 6 0 and the public has been l heart. c Mancuso, c- 4 0 l 3 , the financial side of his Livingston, T ft 1 0 0 free of charge. to attend, Pollet, 4 0 0 National amateur « . p 0 J Helen Sigel, £Ssr»* The Archies are in topy physical runner-up, is after another title Melton, p A. Totals -30 0 golf ft ft 0 0 0 condition for the game, Capt. :o;u xxx- Boston 000 010 John Po- Hizzo, _ Oov-t at Huntington Valley. _____ head reported M. Lazar, coach, St. LoaM 000 00015>-4 and Carl Givler have been 28 0 3 24 11 risk lanski Totals _ last night. Rather than injury Errors: Marion, Earley, jlassett elected co-captains of the Wake x—Batted for Livingston in 9th. at the final practice, the coaching Runs batted in: Earley, Crabtree, Ms- Warren in 9th. rion 2; Mancuso. Two bote bit Forest grid outfit for this season. xx_Ran for staff to omit scrimmage to- H.pj, for Melton in 9th. plans Home run: Crabtree. Sacrifices: Ear. is xxxBatted will run The N. C. Statet Wolfpack night. The first few teams ley, Marion, Hassett. Double plays: with A" “ “ " drill and up planning on filling the air CINCINNATI— Y through signal polish Mize, (unassisted); Sisti. llassert ani Left on liases: Richmond Saturday Joost, 2b on passing and kicking. Sisti. Boston, 5; 8 passes against 4 0 2 3 1 6. Bases on balls: Lukon, rf 0 Louis, Off Ear:;, Maryland’s Terrapins 4J 0 0 0 3 the starting lineup for 4. Struck out: night. Aleno, 3D Although Gfikk GrtkEfL 'POk-GNSfU 4; off Pollet. By Earley, 0 0 5 1 has not cJO#N 1. Hits: Off are pointing for the revenge game F. McCormick, lb-,3 the Wake Forest game 44 Wy Pollet, Earley, 7 is c- 7 2-3 innings; off Johnson, 0 in 1-1 on 27. Lombardi, announced, the — 210 who with Hampden-Sydney Sept. I 0a 1f o n been officially DEACON CO-CAPTIONS Carl 205 guard, and John Polanski, pound powerhouse spinner back, M. McCormick, If-o f 'first Givler, pound inning. Hit by pitcher: By Earley, The 95th added an- 4 0 1 JJ0 coaches indicated that the at 8 o’clock in Wild “Fighting” Craft, cf will lead the Wake Forest Demon Deacons Davis Archies on Legion field Saturday night (Crespi). pitch: Pol'et. Losing 3 0 0 j12 have a line averaging against Camp other two vicitims to its long string Mattick, ss- eleven will pitcher: Earley. Vander Meer, p- J U below 200 per man, the season’s grid game for both in the hardball league at Camp just pounds opening teams._____ while the backs will average over (Second Gnme) Davis when it defeated the “Wreck- Totals _32 1 8 27 11 BOSTON— Ab K H 0 A 190 pounds. Wake Forest probably 4 0 0 1 ing 94th” and the Lumberjacks. Philadelphia _000 000 000—0 Sisti, 3b 1 will have an edge on weight, but If 4 0 12* _ 000 100 OO'-O Rowell, Three years ago the Pirates Cincinnati Davis And Wake Forest WILDCATS READY aren’t about DODGERS COP DIME Dudra, lb 4 0 1 S 1 Litwhiler. Run bat- the soldiers worrying split two games with Boston and Errors: Etten, Demaree. rf 4 10 14 ted in: Mattick. Two base hits: Lukon, a few pounds. lead in the as 3 1 1 11 ! retained a three-game Double Bragan, Mur- Miller, Lombardi. plays: Lieut. Giles G. Batchelor, Camp E. Moore, ef 3 0 14 1 National The Dodgers and Etten; Aleno, Joost and F. an- For WARSAW TILT league. has Off FOR 0 0 0 1 taugh Davis athletic officer, NOVEL GAME IN 9TH Saturday Cooney, ef _ 1 bases: Philadel- Taper Left on won a single yesterday, but the McCormick. the list of officials for the Roberge. 2b 3 0 0 1 1 Cincinnati. 9. Bases on balls: nounced phia, 2; the c _- 3 0 0 2 1 Cardinals came right back with two 1.. Sermon will referee. Wake Forest and C’amp Davis defense in hot water most of Tomor- Berres, Off Melton, 2; off Vander Meer, game. R. R. Will Open the Season 3 0 12! Runs in Last , starred at the Tobin, p over Boston to close the gap be- Struck out: By Melton 5; by Vander Other officials are W. Egleston, Tear Off Five elevens will start trimming the game. McConnell Ballanfant Crabtree Meer, 11. Umpires: Barlick, head lines- of their attacks these University of Southern California row Night on Legion Field 2 tween the two outfits.
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