Rained- Tilt With Spins Set For Tonight All-Stars’ _4_ _ X + + *★★★**** Title Legion Plays Laurinburg In Bid For League Tie I STANDINGS Lucas To Toss Slugging Is Given 15 Are Honored Hall Of Fame; TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE Green By Won Lost Pet. G.B. Light Team Sanford-56 22 .719 At Loop 32 590 10 Array Leaders Lumberton -—-46 45 36 555 12 1-2 To Contest Yanks In Exhibition WILMINGTON _ 29 40 493 17 1-2' Important Braves Edge Clinton _ Get 40 .487 IS Cheshire May Warsaw -__ 38 Lefty Opening HULLETT (EXHIBITION) 39 42 .481 18 1-2 \0(j By JACK BY JACK HAND tion. Hubbell, the “Old Meal ab R H O A Dunn-Erwin_— BOSTON (N) 30 49 .371 27 Editor Ticket” of Hie New York rf- 3 Selma-Smithfield- Slamming Spinners; Star Sports Holmes, ? 24 55 .303 32 1-2 Against Clegg, COOPERSTOWN, N, Y., July 2 2 2 Red Springs _ Stone the of Ameu- Giants and Grove, one of the Culler, ss 2 0 0 After been put through wringer 5 13 3 0 Yesterday’s Results To Heave For having 21—(JP)—Abner Doubleday’s old best in Hopp, cf- Bortz Slated from southpaws history, 5 12 10 at ppd., rain. Harrington Junior ’s official red tape Indianap- Rowell, lf-rf —- All-Stars Sanford, ean Legion home town of his school boy were chosen for their 8 0 0 10 under the pitching Elliott, 3b _ Today’s Games N. the local Legion nine, 0 0 0 0 0 GENE WARREN olis, Ind., to Dunn, C., baseball’s feats. Litwhiler, If (No games scheduled). By days honored greats 0 clean chance at lb -- 110 7 of Tom Davis, will finally get a The 11 older chosen Torgeson, Star Sports Writer tutelage of 15 stars, lb 2 0 0 9 1 meet Laur- yesteryear by unveiling hall F. McCormick, Wron Lost Pet. G.B. the Area 2 title when they by a special of fame com- 3 113 1 the Southern half of Masi, c 59 29 670 Weather, who has in the Hall of New York _ Old Man apparently been oau new plaques were Rube 2 0 0 3 0 feti; tomorrow afternoon at mittee, Waddell, Camelli, c 47 36 .566 9 1-2 inburg 5 0 114 Detroit _ shedded a few more seems should not have—that Fame and then turned the famous of the Ryan, 2b 45 40 .529 12 1-2 quite miserable lately, they today Boston _ watery o'clock. , ss 4 0 2 0 2 of of wins would be Fernandez, 42 44 488 16 washed out the second Tobacco The will be a playoff another their out some 12,000 strong to Philadelphia A’s, shortstop 2 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia- last night and State game White, p 38 41 .481 16 1-2 iea»' earlier for a game with Red Joe Tinker, second baseman 2 0 0 0 2 Cleveland with some a rained-out tilt scheduled protested watch the hot shots of Wright, p 39 48 488 19 1-2 All-Star at Sanford 3,000 1947, Chicago _ game spectators, — the 4 9 30 12 be- the first one of Johnny Evers and first base- TOTALS _ 39 in the season but not played Springs Washington 47 .434 20 1-2 of whom traveled from all parts of North lost. the , drop YORK (A) AB R H O A 25 1-2 Carolina looki- been in- season—which Wilmington man- Frank Chance NEW _ 31 52 .373 cause Wilmington had St. Louis announced 2b _ 5 0 0 1 1 Tobacco State moguls that National commis- The locals claimed and later it a 4-3 decision to the Boston of Tinkers-to-Evers-to-Cliance Frey, Yesterday’s Results on. loop the "dre> formed by the Henrich, rf 2 0 0 0 0 at 7:45 was that Red Springs had exhibi- fame with the Chi- (No games scheduled). encounter” will be tonight o'clock. sioner's office in Indianapolis proved Braves in a 10- doubleplay Lyons, rf-3b- 3 0 0 3 0 played Games or tne men in the game. Cubs of 1906 and later. cf _ 5 2 3 5 0 Today’s skipper that Whiteville had been awarded played ineligible cago L indell, Zeb Harrington, tion game. 2 2 0 St. Louis at New York (night)—Potter the Latest head- In the of the the Berra, If _ 5 1 s, before Upon National of most of game day, bound Sanford Spinnei swinging Louis’ b the title. .. Rain, the enemy lb 1 0 0 2 0 (2-9) vs Newsom (6-6). pennant tvas de- — McQuinn, new ruling from the quarters ruling the game Braves a possible world — Under a the six previous major league Colman, lb 3 0 0 3 1 Detroit at Washington (night) welcomed the open date. It meant pitching. Wilmington clared not forfeit, making White- series foe of the Yanks — 3 0 0 4 0 Hutchinson (8-3) vs Pieretti (2-4; or Indianapolis office. exhibitions in the cozy got Brown, 2b-ss Hank Nes- After the played 10 10 1 Wynn (10-8). a wel-earned rest for Pirates’ a chance at the title ville, not Wilmington, champions. away to a two- lead off Rizzuto, ss pnde.arl have — would little stadium just off Coopers- 0 2 1 Cleveland at Philadelphia (night) has a 9-6 record Crosetti, ss 2 0 who have joy hurled his can win the Laurinburg It gave Wilmington rookie Don Johnson in the selrode and Company, share. L if they town’s Main Street, held off z 1 0 0 0 0 Gettel (3-4) vs Dietrich (2-0). DiMaggio, must a A. L. Suddath, off a victory and replac- second A walk to Earl at vs in front of pick good inning. __—- 0 0 0 Boston—Lopat (7-8) game tomorrow. (taking all afternoon only to pour Drews, rf 0 0 Chicago pulled 10 full games reliefer base- a and White- 3 0 0 7 0 Dobson (10-5). of Legion ing it with defeat) Torgeson, singles by Phil Masi Houk, c _ the Bob Spicer of state commissioner down on the fans just as Larry club during c 0 0 0 1 0 the" runnerup Lumberton to allow the contest ville's 10-6 record stood a half- and Connie Ryan and a ground Robinson, ball, decided Lindell 10 3 Severn Wright of Berra forced Johnny D. Johnson, p —- 4 0 W L Pet. Games Weed League’s first half. Clinton nn a with other game better. rule into the overflow following conference for final out in the tenth. 3 7 30 7 Behind and Lefty the TOTALS _ 38 wants his war- Whitmire ot uv at Dunn. So Whiteville began a series crowd Fernandez — But Harrington a:!a' officials Sunday by Nanny _ 53 36 .596 Legion It was too late to the z—Flied out for Crosetti in 9th. Brooklyn with (6-3). down Northern half Dunn team _ 45 36 4 the war tonight The new decision handed with the did the trick. New York 556 riors on path Yanks, homeward bound after 020 010 000 1—4 The most 2 title. have BOSTON Boston _ 46 38 .548 4 1-2 a pleasant surprising the Indianapolis office directed for the Area They Ernie White, Boston sore- yesterday’s siesta just move by a sizzling road trip that in- NEW YORK 000 100 002 0—3 St Louis_ 45 41 .523 6 1-2 feed- by tire Weed league officials won, sc far, two of the three games armed who is memory. He will probably be loop mana-er», ^rea 2 Southern pitcher being _ 42 46 10 cluded a 19-game winning Errors—F. Runs Cincinnati .477 1-2 the of all need. Dunn Suddath’s McCormick, Lyons. owns a 20- naming Wally to disregard they has. nursed back to active duty _ 40 45 .471 11 who PearsaV and Suddath streak. batted in—Ryan, Fernandez, Hopp, Lin- Chicago ing Nesselrode, 50 .425 center-field over Carl other league mern decision to let Wilmington play as a member of South- base hits—Fernan- Philadelphia_ 37 15 to date, spinach McQuill. games which The most of the Eilly dell, DiMaggio. Two record of important Pittsburgh _;_ 35 51 .407 16 Dunn-Erwin. with Red the rained-out tilt, an- worth’s held dez, Rowell, Berra. Home runs—Lindell, time. The same McQuiUen’s bers had protested Laurinburg was Ei1” coaching staff, Results prior to game •®| visitors “Big Walsh, — on Yesterday’s is nine was ac- that are the Hopp. Sacrifices Litwhiler. Left ting average .351. 72 ■ ! tarings. The latter nounced they playing the Yanks to four hits in his Brooklyn 7-4; Cincinnati 4-3. diet for Jimmy Wilson, lea- V the only new hall of fame bases—New York 7, Boston 9. Base on goes higher than Ineligible players series under protest. However the stint. One of those Philadelphia 7; Pittsburgh 1. Pearsall’s 279 cused of using who was abie to be five-inning balls—Wright 2, Johnson 3. Strike outs— leader with a .406 two member Games gue batting Clouting Carl has in the season. Following series will continue. was ’s homer White 3, Wright 3, Johnson 7. Hits off— Today’s Joe Nes- battered p early present at the impressive cere- Brooklyn at Cincinnati (night)—Bran, average, Phil Shoffner, homeruns and won If is successful in in the fourth. White 4 in 5 : Wright 3 in 5. smacked 77 ta which Red Springs W'ilmington vs Hei- games — ca (15-7) Lively (2-3). and Bruce monies. Walsh, a great pitcher Wild pitch—Wright. Winning pitcher sing, Bob Guinn, across the platter the ineligi- the Laurinburg battle, the win- matched that off Johnson in New York at St. Louis compared) while reportedly using with the American Peter*, Laduke. (night)—Ken- rick. Old Zeb would enjoy hav- Chicago Wright. Umpires—Hinko, Pearsall’s seven ■ the losing teams, ner of the Dunn-Whiteville series fifth it was 3-1 Boston nedy (7-5) vs (8-3). roundtripu. ble players, the 1904-1916 the and Attendance 12,000 (estimated). Time Munger down to League club of Boston at Chicago (2)—Barrett (6-6) ing Rogers Hornesby 47 RBI’s. and Wilmington de- is to another series with Wil- into the ninth. 2:12. Laurinburg play a winner in going and Voiselle (3-7) vs and Keane and Holliday, era and 40-game Borowy (8-6) teach Bobby a a This was Thursday, July Taking glance at manded forfeit. given mington beginning an Passeau (0-3). the flog 1908 delivered insniring his left fielder and shortstop re- side of at first, but the 24 and continuing through Satur- Philadelphia at Pittsburgh'—Jurisich tonight’s classic v.-e a favorable ruling dedicated to the former of same of- of poem, (0-3) vs Bagby (3-3). spectively, the tricks hitting. the have new made by the day, July 26. The winners this All-Stars banged a ruling stars who are dead. a .189 the first 2 Holliday possesses batting of 57 four-masters this fice revoked completely series will be officially Area Bums Flatten Reds Twice camns =• Other immortals honored by mark to date, while Keane is one. champions. compared with Sanford's 38. Chu Frick were Carl Hubbell, Lefty CREDITS FRANK SHEA di- is wnat nappeneu uuuu» swatting around in the .187 ley Jamin, Lumberton let; p. Here Grove, Mickey Cochrane and Home Crowd WITH YANK SUCCESS vision. Most observers believe Har- er, leads the home run logically: Frank Frisch of the compara- Before d«rby [ the Largest will use Bill Stone, with 13 was nominally MANAGER rington George All-Stars with f Wilmington OLD-TIME recent era. They were tean-.s.j’, lea- tively in Marx a title winner in the four-team Bortz, and Hoyt Clegg tonight's Elz«=r close r the members of from behind in MEMPHIS, Tenn., July 21—(^P)— second f DIES IN HOTEL ROOM selected by BROOKLYN, July 21—(/P)—Coming (11-2) to 1 — including also Whiteville, of fracas. They pick Clegg Nesselrode, of course, gue thr Baseball Writers associa- ! won a double header Billy Evans, general manager -J — each game, the Brooklyn Dodgers to Laurinburg, and Red Springs the , said today “one start, southpaw George Bortz Sanford with 20 roundtrippi : 11 wins and five NEW YORK, July 21—W—Wil- from the 7-4, and 4-3 to increase hurl the middle three stanzas, Other All-Star with a record of today man is responsible for the Yankees’ homer smacin I old-time fight to losses. Whiteville was second, with liam (Billy) Gibson, their National league lead over the runner-up New York surprise rush in the American and ace flinger Stone finish up besides Jamin and Marx are;. both teams had who heavyweight Ken 11 and six. But manager, guided PHILS TRAMPLE Giants to four full games. League—and that man is pitcher Mnager Red Lucas has not Howard (2), Jackson van at Gene and lightweight Ben- Baumholtz. Home Pearsall been given an additional Tunney The season’s largest crowd here, base hits—Walters, Frank Shea.” released the name of his open- Wally (7), Jerry Cabans Leonard to world run — Young. Sacrifices — Jorgensen, the end of the season without play- ny champion- the off to an “In Shea was mound but most (6), Ed Kukulka (7), and BC 35,092, saw Reds get Baumholtz. Double play—Miller, ing choice, because Red in the and made a for- Stanky, For the games ships ring -1 — as Louis Ches- Kivett (4). Sanford the L ing CORSAIRS, 8 early 4-2 lead in the third inning Zientara and Young. Left on bases given no rating a possible corners figure Lefty one contest to tune, was found dead today in his 11. Bases on master records are Springs forfeited of the first game, getting their Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn starting pitcher,” the ftfrmer hire is the likely fellow. Cheshire, Guinn 7 out of the hotel room. balls—Walters 4, King 1, Gregg 1, Lom- Wilson each upon dropping last two runs on Babe Young’s president add- leading Tobacco league winners Nessing (3), (3). Shoffru found PITTSBURGH. July 21—OT—The bardi 3. —Walters 5, Erautt But the early ruling by Manager Martin Walter Harriss his (6), Holliday (0), Keane (O’, league. Philadelphia Phils batted around inside-the-park home run with 1, King 1, Gregg 3, Behrman 2. Hits ed. “Manager Stanley with 14 successes to credit, took the wins away the 70-year-old manager upright two Hedrick (4). Indianapolis to score six Zientara on base. Pete off—Walters 8 in 5 innings; Gumbert 6 liked Shea but was sold on has whipped the Spinners four the dresed in in the first inning Benny from both teams. This made in a chair in his room, in 2; Erautt 0 in 1. King 5 in 2 2-3; Bevens and He dazzled Sanford’s then went on to score an Reiser jarred his left shoulder try- I other youngsters, times. 10-5 after a maid failed to runs, Gregg 2 in 3 1-3; Lombardi 1 in 1 1-3; respective records and 10-6, pajamas, to Johnson. Murderers’ Row first on 10 8-1 over the Pittsburgh ing for Young’s deep smash Behrman 1 in 1 2-P. Winning pitcher— May Dial 2-3311 For Sonin ahead. arouse him about 9 a. m. An ambu- victory Newspaper with Wilmington still center and is Lombardi. Um- “Yet with the season half over, (3-1) and followed W'ith wins on him Pirates tonight behind the veteran right field, expected Losing pitcher—Gumbert. In the title, Wilming- lance attendant pronounced Barlick and Time and claiming artist “Dutch Leonard. to be out for three days. He suf- pires—Pineili, Gore, Shea has 11 wins to his credit May 24 (11-3), June 21 (3-2), — as it now dead. knuckleball 2:55. ton took for granted as at first Shea’s (4-3). Louis doesn’t Jackie Albright. Phillv shortstop, fered no dislocation against two defeats. per- July 17 Lefty B. B. AIR RIFLE SHOT formance about spells the care which Spinner he’s flipping got two hits in the first inning feared. just (Second Game) lead.” them Jim Wilson leads the AT YOUR and smashed out a home run in The Dodgers knocked out Bucky Yankees’ at. CINCINNATI AB R M 0 A circuit in but to the Wil- Coast Line the ninth. Walters, Red starting pitcher in clouts, Spofford, Baumholtz. rf -- 3 0 C 3 0 R H O A OF SUCCESS he is an- PHILADELPHIA AH a two-run FRUITS mington portsider just the sixth with spurt Zientara, 2b _ 4 0 13 0 Albright, se 4 2 3 16 21— other “Joe” there with a slick. score and continued 3b _ 3 10 13 FREDERICK, Okla., July up 0 110 which tied the Hatton, Wyrostek, rf -- 5 Softball Gum- Haas, cf _ 4 12 5 0 (,/P)—Pitcher Bob Dobbs has been And all Joe’s are dangerous. Wil- Win In 0 Loop Walker, cf 4 112 the assault against Harry Young, lb _ 4 12 8 0 to in the son’s .406 would be much Tabor, 3b -' 5 1114 bert in the seventh, scoring three ruled ineligible play average Galan, If _ 3 0 0 0 0 EMM!Dial 6022 114 4 2 12 0 Ennis, 1£ _ softball if his record Ches- Markets!? a for the mar- ss _ 4 0 0 2 5 Frederick league. higher against Spofford jumped off to hot start ball. Two double steals by the 4 0 13 0 more times winning Miller, Seminick, c -—-- N. C. Mueller, c __ 3 0 12 1 Reason: He's too and bat- hire wasn’t .158. San- WILMINGTON, in their second half flag for three 3 1 0 11 2 good Fifty-three campaign Millers paved the way Schultz, lb _ gin. _ 4 0 10 1 3 114 1 Peterson, p ters are his fast ball. ford batsmen have gone down at Robert Strange park, smashing more tallies in the fourth. J. C. Verban. 2b _- Bruce Edwards, who drove in puzzled by Leonard, 4 0 12 1 Alpha Omega, 7-2, in the first Price with two for three led the p four Brooklyn runs in the first TOTALS _1_ 32 3 7a 2.5 10 out when game of a . The At- while Ben- 27 14 won the second with a ninth a—One winning run scored. Alpha Omega hitters, TOTALS _ 36 8 10 game, • lantic Coast Line flattened the son’s two for three was the win- PITTSBURGH AB R H O A inning single which scored Carl BROOKLYN AB H H O A 4 0 0 0 1 Stanky, 2b _ 3 113 4 Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, ner’s best effort. Wietelmann, ss Furillo from second. Trailing 3-1, cf 4 0 13 0 Robinson, lb _ 4 0 0 11 0 14-5, in the nightcap. The second contest was featured Russell, had pulled up into a Gustine, 3b 4 0 10 3 the Dodgers Reese, ss 4 0 12 5 Dixie the of the Coast Line’s 4 0 0 3 0 on Furillo and c£ _ 4 2 3 3 0 Lawrence Cook, leading winner by pitching Kintr, If _ tie homers by Furillo, a no-hitter 3 0 0 12 1 Walker, rf__ 4 12 3 0 of the Senior Class A circuit, un- Leon Thomas, who had Greenberg, lb r- Walker. stan- Westlake, rf 4 0 0 3 0 Edwards, c 4 0 18 0 furled a three- performance last until the sixth frame. In that With one out in the ninth, Furil- Bloodworth, 2b 3 112 5 Jorgensen, 3b _ S 0 0 0 1 four za the Clarks blasted with night. The Millers scored Railway 3 0 13 0 lo the winning rally Miksis. If _ 3 0 0 2 0 Howell, c _ opened runs in Benson three safeties and scored four of 0 0 0 0 0 _ 3 0 0 0 2 the first. Hunker Wolff, p _ his third hit off Kent Peterson, Hatten, p Railroad- 2 0 0 1 2 connected for his first homer of their five counters. The Strincevich, p and Walker sent him to second 1 0 1 0 0 TOTALS _ 32 4 8 27 12 ers two runs in the Rikard, z the second half with “Weinie” scored second, a handle hit into short 0 0 0 0 1 by dunking three the Singleton, p CINCINNATI 100 200 000—3 Brown on second base to start the two in the third, in Then Edwards singled past center. BROOKLYN 100 100 101—4 one in five in the 32 1 5 27 13 onslaught. Covington singled after fourth, fifth, TOTALS _ shortstop Eddie Miller to bring m sixth, and one in the seventh. Jim- z—Singled for Strincevich in 8th. Errors—None. Runs batted ifi—Haas, that some walked and Covington Furillo. Atlantic Furillo 2. Galan, Miller, Walker, Ed- on the tbird baseman's my Whedbee paced the PHILADELPHIA 600 010 001—8 all the tor scored Joe Hatten went way wards. Two base hit—Young. Three base Coast Line hitters with three for PITTSBURGH 000 COO 010—1 boot of Strickland’s ground ball. his ninth victory, and first against1 hit—Haas. Home runs—Furillo, Walker. three. on — Wietelmann. Runs Sacrifices—Baumholtz, Galan. Left on Home crossed paydirt a passed Errors Albright, a club other than the Tonight in the Hanover League batted in—talker, Ennis, Verban 2, bases—Cincinnati 6; Brooklyn 4. Bases and . Little the Post Office plays the Loyal Leonard 2, Schultz, Rikard, Albright. on balls—Peterson 1, Hatten 2. Strike- wt of four Brook- — SURF MATTRESSES Two base hits—Albright, Seminick, Wy- Vic Lombardi, third outs—Peterson 1; Hatten 3. Umpires Order of Moose at 7 o’clock and m sho«s rostek, Gustine. Home run—Albright. lyn , was the first game Barlick, Gore and Pinelli. Time 2:02. All Sizes Shapes Colors the Veterans of Foreign Wars meet — Walker. Double Attendance 35,092. Sacrifices Verban, victor. Senior at 8:30. plays—Tabor, Verban and Schultz. Left Fraternity CINCINNATI AB R H O A Class A on bases—Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 5. 4 0 3 2 0 Standings: Baumholtz, rf .- Bases on balls—Wolff 1, Leonard 1, Team Won Lost Pet. Zientara, 2b 4 10 3 3 Strincevich 2. Strikeouts — Wolff 1, 3b 5 0 10 1 Spofford Mills 1 0 1.000 Leonard 2, Singleton 1. Hits—off Wolff Hatton, lb 5 118 0 COLUMBUS EYES Atlantic Coast Line 1 0 1.000 5 in 2-3 innings; Singleton 2 in 1; Young, cf 4 0 10 0 Strincevich 3 in 7 1-3. Passed ball — Haas, Alpha Omega 1 1 .500 If 2 0 0 1 0 Howell. Losing pitcher—Wolff. Umpires Galan, 1 1 .500 ss 3 0 0 3 3 MS Market St. Dial 2-S224 City Optical —Barr, Jorda and Boggess. Time 2:07. 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