BREAKS CARDS’ WINNING CHICAGOx -1 STREAK ^ ^ ^ a. ^ ^ + 4r ★★★ ★★★ *ir + ± r\ W\ ^ ^ CUBS TAKE GAME Netmen Win WITH 6-4 SCORE Charlotte’s Singles, Doubles High Championships STEADY WORK Sold? Defeat St. Louis Tees Off Against BUCS OVERPOWER By Jack J0HNS0N-R0B1NS0N Tigers Cleveland PERRY, Root But He Steadies in RICHARDS Five Frames But Lose Last CINCINNATI, 4-1 LOSE HARD MATCH Hank Greenberg WIN AT P1NEHURS) Ousted Down 4 to Behind ST. LOUIS, April 18.—W—All1 Wilmingtonians Are Indians, 2, Extended to end. sooner Beat and Crew Limit to good things come to an Hatch and Theo- The Six- Pitching of Take St. Louis Cardi- Seventh By Dan Doubles or later, and the With a Four- Championship jn nals’ winning streak was no ex- dore McLaughlin Tommy Bridges YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Pro Inning Uprising Net Meet ception. Boston 3; Philadelphia 2. > the season with Detroit 4; Cleveland 2 After opening 18.—CD— By WATSON SPOELSTRA over the CHAPEL HILL, April Chicago (i; St. Louis 3. three straight victories PITTSBURGH April 18— CP)—’The 7 PINEHURST. April Cincinnati, the Charlotte High school’s top-seeded DETROIT, April 18.— (A>)—'The Washington ; New York 4. i8,^ champion Reds at treated an open- National League Fred Perry and at and doubles contestants New York Vincent Cardinals made their debut fans to an singles champion won a 7; Philadelphia 2. Rich,“7 ing day crowd of 18.644 matches in the of New York were to the Chi- won semi final Brooklyn 11: Boston <1. extended to home today by losing exhibition of their slugging power to- ball game today but lost their out- Cincinnati 1 7 North Carolina High School Ath- Pittsburgh 4; limit to Cubs. 6 to 4, before a crowd Chicago (i; St. Louis 4. today win the cago day, beating Bucky Walters and the annual state star when Hank Green- doubles 8.391 paid cus- letic association’s 26th standing of 11,989, including 4 to 1 this championship of the champion school tennis tournament the American most THE STANDINGS Pinehurst PM. tomers. high berg, League’s fessional with a four-run seventh inning up- contiued their vic- American tennis off Char- morning and League tournament fro The Cards teed against valuable player of 1940, was made Won Lost vet- I rising. march in the finals this after- Pet. Richard Skeen of at the start, but the tory 3 n Hollywood, ley Root for the second for F,S?,t0’? ,-7-- Saif them Vince DiMaggio, noon to cop the coveted champion- eligible induction May 7 into Philadelphia_ 2 2 500 and John eran steadied and blanked Faunce of Los time in two days, clinched a game titles. military service. Cleveland_ 2 ° 500 Angeled five innings. ship in a from the last Chicago 2 2 five set match, 6-2, •- with a soaring that scored defending sin- With Charley and ‘oOo 6-3 In the meantime, the Cubs Bobby Spurrier, Gehringer St. Louis- 1 1 .500 of him. Maurice 1 seeded 4-6. 6-4. and finally two mates ahead gles champion and No. George (Birdie) Tebbetts belting Detroit 1 i .500 nipped at New van Robays had opened the rally in the tourney, defeated Bob home runs before lork_ 2 3 400 Perry and Richards him from the mound in the player 42,165 spectators won the hr, drove Washington __ 1 3 /J50 with a similar blow to tie the score. Haltiwanger, Reynolds High (Win- in the home two sets easily but from seventh with a winning 3-run rally. opener, the Tigers National League that p0P was the fourth 6-3. on the match The defeat straight ston-Salem), 6-1, defeated ,, Won Lost Pet. was a Stan Hack started it with a single, the Cleveland Indians, 4 ,r real contest Theodore Mc- New lork- 4 0 3.000 blasted his for the Reds. Dan Hatch and to behind six hit with the Californians Dominic Dallcssandro 2, pitching of the St. Loins--- 3 i .750 winning tip saved after a No. 1 seeded, turned third and fourth second and Billy Nicholson Big Max Butcher, Laughlin, veteran Tommy Alton Pittsburgh 2 1 00(i sets. Lionel Johnson Bridges. Big home run. start sensational support back Wilmington’s Chicago- 2 1 *.000 followed with a finishing shaky by Benton came to Bridges’ relief in Boston Faunce took the first seeded No. _ 2 2 500 game o' the and Jerould Robinson, •> Brown’s and Terry in the field, limited champions the ninth inning with the bases Brooklyn _I 1 the deciding set at 6 Jimmy in one of the hard- '050 points to the Cardi- to five hits. One was a homer by 2, 6-0, 4-6, 6-4, Philadelphia_ 1 3 '050 Skeen and Moore’s outfield fly gave loaded and retired the Tribe with Perry, Richards wot behind est fought matches of the entire Cincinnati _ 0 4 000 nals a run in the first inning and young Dick West, subbing one run. their services, tlle tournament. making score two more in the second the bat for the ailing Ernie Lom- games today two games all. they added three vic- While Greenberg was going hit- Faunce, who" had a three of After racking up quick NEW YORK. April on Walker Cooper’s single and bardi. Jimmy Ripple got less in IS.—(.PI—Probable Deen getting out of position tories yesterday, Spurrier entered three trips to the plate m the Major leagues tomor- fre- homer by Frank Crespi, rookie sec- the Reds hits, including a triple. row : quently, gave a brilliant the finals by eliminating unsceded against young Jim Bagby, making exhibition ond baseman. double in The Reds, too, chipped in with American League in the fifth Crespi’s with loss his Cleveland local draft game. He was servir- a David Switzer of Wilson, debut, York at Washington—Bonham the fourth and Brown’s single pro- several sparkling plays, including vs. and, at love-40, when he of only one game, 6-1, 6-0. Halti- board No. 23 announced a class Leonard. virtually duced their last sensational catch by Jimmy Boston at tally. leaping 1-A Philadelphia—Dickman vs. pulled this game out on his own the euL wanger, his opponent in the finals, rating for the lanky home run Beckman. Shoun hit a wasted triple in Gleeson against the right field ce- X Two service aces against beat Nelson Taylor of Wilmington, examination earlier today by a Cleveland at Detroit—Feller vs. Gor- Richards second and hurt his leg wall of a liner off Arky inning ment 2 sica. helped. KNICKERBOCKER No. seeded, 6-3, 6-2, in the other hitter on the basis of a physical St. I but remained in the game. and several good 1 Louis at Chicago—Harris vs. Hal- sliding Vaughan’s bat, back oa) morn- When Skeen and next ReeuuAR oory semi-final singles match this special medical advisory board. lett. Faunce broke The Cubs got to him in the Walters himself and Billy stops by in-me iNPieu? op- YM& National League through Perry's service in the the bases on singles ing. In the dressing room after the sixth inning, filling Werber. VMrffc six The combina- Brooklyn at Boston (morning and game, to lead by four and CHICAGO Hatch-McLaughlin game, said there would afternoon — games to Myers and Root Frankie Gustine and Greenberg games) Hamlin and by Billy DiMaggio, >» two, the Californians tion moved into the doubles finals be no yatt vs. Errickson and Barnicle. appeared to Hack’s walk. Lou Stringer’s fly in the field for appeal. starred and Philadelphia at New or be in to sin- wJt*W -we cxJRMJe- by defeating Emory Green no York—Hughes splendid position win. At scored one run and Nicholson’s VA/OKecs “I’ll ask deferment and will Crouch vs. Schumacher. the Bucs. Kenneth this both across. -fag BiLU Greene, Greensboro, 6-1, be when he de- Chicago at St. Louis—French point appeared over-anxi- gle sent another CINCINNATI Ab R H O A PAS-r-TWoSeASav)?, ready called,” vs ■SAul V6RV 6-4. Lanier. ous and made too many error;. and _ 4 0 0 2 1 U'f'fte ACfioM Hack’s single Dallessandro’s Frey, 2b clared. 4 Cincinnati at 0 Johnson and the other Pittsburgh—Derringer lost four the Cubs an ad- Ripple, if_ 4 0 3 3 Robinson, vs. They games running, first double gave 3 Draft officials said Greenberg, Bauers. 1 Werber. 3b _ 4 0 0 0 doubles finalists, had their chance scoring only one point in the sev- ditional run in the fifth. F. McCormick, lb_ 3 0 1 11 1 who has number 621, would be K H O A at the title by virtue of two vic- enth game, being shut out in the CHICAGO Ab Gleason, rf_ 3 0 0 1 0 included in the next induction 2 2 1 0 2 Hack, 3b.. West c _ 4 114 New Hanover Nine tories this morning. In the delayed 8th and 9th, and losing the final j ® 0 0 0 Stringer, 2b i 5 r. Craft', cf _ 3 2 Drops match beat Har- quota. CHARLOTTE TRACK at 4 to 2. J 3 b quarter-final they game points Dallessandro. cf- o 1 Joost, ss_ 3 0 0 0 5 A physician who examined Nicholson, rf- •> 1 1 0 Walters, p_ 2 0 0 1 2 rison-Lambeth, Thomasville, 6-1, Skeen and Faunce played Rich- 5 0 13 0 0 0 at the Tigers’ spring Novikoff, If- Beggs, p -_ 0 0 0 Greenberg 1 Tilt To Durham 6-3, and in the semi-finals they ards. giving him so many lobs tc Russell, lb- 3 0 0 6 League training base in Lakeland, Fla., TEAM WINS CROWN 3 0 1 4 0 eliminated Sill and Sam that he was at McCullough, c Total; _ 30 1 5 24 14 Bright handle gazing the ^ 1 2 2 3 has found the slugger fit for only Myers, ss- PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A Gantt, Durham, 6-1, 6-2. 1 a part of the match. This ° 1 1 1 sky good Boot, p- Gustine. 2b_ 3 0 0 1 Morgan Gives Up But Two “limited military service” because Lyons 19th Year Members in 12 14 strategy worked very well and un- Handley, 3b 4 0 2 1 1 Begins of flat After the re-examina- Place of Totals-35 6 11 27 9 Goes feet. carried the match in- ss _ 3 0 0 6 2 Hits and Ab K H O A Vaughan, Wilmington questionably ST. LOCIS Van If_ 4 12 2 0 With tion today, howeyer, Greenberg Events to Dethrone Dur- 4 0 0 1 0 Robays. Chicago by Scoring to five sets. After coming from Kov. If_ 4 1110 15 7 UP Elliott, rf_ Down, to CRACKS was in class zz_- 1 0 0 0 0 BOSTON, placed unqualifiedly ham in two sets behind to take a lead a' Padgett, Fletcher, lb _ 2 10 8 0 State Meet 0 0 0 1 0 6-3 Win Over St. Louis 1-A Walker, If- cf_ 2 117 0 1-A; heretofore his class rating four to two in the final set 3b- DiMaggio, games Brown, _ 3 0 0 1 1 RnTln15 0 Lopez, c was tentative. -_-—-—- 5 0 Wild- the of the California team Moore, cf Butcher, 3 0 0 0 1 New Hanover High school’s AND DODGERS WIN collapse A 0 0 10 0 p_ CHICAGO, April 18.— UP1—Forty- never ’lb ....- The Tigers today trailed CHAPEL HILL, 18.—W— the Mize, of the April was unexpected by large Slaughter, rf-4 0 13 0 cats lost their firet game year-old Ted Lyons began his 19th Totals _‘28 4 6 27 10 their chief 1940 pennant rivals, in 12 of 14 W. --- 4 13 4 1 Placing the events, crowd. Cooper, Cincinnati_ 000 100 000—1 season to a conference opponent season with the Dick Marion, ss- *> 1 1 1 Bees Make Six Errors and scoring in the second when Charlotte Perry and Richards split 0 2-11 000 000 40*—4 with a 6 to 3 vic- High school’s well-round- Crespi. 2b- Pittsburgh_ when with the hard- today nine-hit, York home. t. ;• Errors: None. Runs batted in: West. they tangled Bartell doubled Rudy for winning the doubles title Shoun, p- -0105 tory over the St. Louis Browns be- Give Their First ed team dethroned Durham, the 0 1 Van 3. Two base Durham Brooklyn homered off Bridges divided $8. Hutchinson, p- 0 0 0 Robays, Dimaggio hitting Bulls from high Ken Keltner Skeen and Faunce 0 0 0 0 0 hit: Van Robays. Three base hits: fore 6,406 spectators. to win the Crabtree, z- Rip- Win of Season in the sixth, but Gehringer con- defending champion, and Skeen»'! Elliott. Home runs: Van and came out on the end of Tomorrow Perry Grodzicki, p- 0 0 0 0 0 ple. West, wrong Lyons lacked control in the open- Robays, Sacrifices: nected for the circuit the same North Carolina School Ath- meet in the finale. 1 DiMaggio. Walters. 7 at but soon High singles 10 Double Gustine. a 15 to score Legion stadium ing frame, settled down Totals_ 35 4 11 27 Vaughan. play: inning. letic association’s 29th annual in- z—Batted for Hutchinson in Sth. Vaughan and Fletcher. Left on bases: afternoon. and yielded only two hits in the BOSTON. 18.—OP)—'The Bos- yesterday April Then Tebbetts lofted a long fly SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION zz—Batted for Koy in Sth. Cincinnati 6: Pittsburgh 4. Bases on first six innings. and terscholastic track meet here to- balls: Off Futcher 3: off 3. Durham’s ace ton Bees went to pieces today _ 002 010 300—6 Walters Morgan, hurler, field stands with Pinky Knoxville 7. Chicago The Sox took a one-run lead in into the left Atlanta 12, Louis 120 100 000—4 Struck out: By Walters 2. Hits: Off made six errors to give the Brook- day. St. yielded only two clean hite and a aboard, in the seventh and New Orleans 7, Little Rock 5. Errors: None. Runs hatted in; Moore. Walters 5 in 7 innings: off Beggs 1 in the fifth on Larry Rosenthal’s sin first of Higgins 1. lyn Dodgers their triumph Cleve- The strong Queen City rolled up 3 Crespi 2, Stringer. Nicholson 3, Brown, Losing : Walters. Umpires: pair of walks in the seven innings gle and Mike Kreevich’s triple. Benton choked off a budding Birmingham 8, Memphis Dallessandro 2. Two base hits: Crespi. Conlan. Reardon and Goetz. Time: 1:47. the season 11 to 6 before 8,360 44 19-28 and finished far in added land in the ninth. 5 points 11, Nashville 8, Dallessandro 2, Novikoff. Three base- Attendance: 18,644. he pitched before giving way for They two more in the sixth rally Chattanooga j fans who turned out to welcome Ab K H O A front of the other 20 competing hits :Shoun, Brown. Home runs: Crespi. on a walk, two singles and an CLEVELAND Nicholson. Sacrifices: Marion, Shoun, a . Williams finished the Bees home. Weatherly, cf- 4 0 0 2 0 schools. infield out. 4 1 1 3 1 Root." Left on bases: Wins Over the three hits and 14 but Keltner, 3b- Other team scores were: Crespi, Stringer, Washington game, giving up The Dodgers made hits, .3 Dur- Chicago 8; St. Louis 9. : In the eighth the Sox sewed up Boudreau, ss- 4 0 0 two passes. their was helped materi- 3 0 0 o 1 ham 17, Winston-Salem 16 3-7, Fay- Off Root 2; off Shoun 2, off Hutchin- the with three runs on an- scoring Trosky, lb- New 7 to 4 game 1 7 0 son 2. Struck out: By Root 2; by Yorkers, Wilmington scored first when ally by the sloppy work of their Walker. If- 4 1 etteville 15, Greenville 14, Rocky Off other walk, three singles and a 4 0 2 2 0 Shoun 3; by Hutchinson 1. Hits: was walked in the first long Heath, rf Mount 12 Hutchin- Pieper foes at critical moments. Brooklyn 2b- 3 0 1 1 14, Salisbury 5-14, Greens- NOW Shoun 10 in 6 1-3 off 5 Mack. innings: 18.—W)— came fly. off 0 WASHINGTON, April inning, stole second and runs in c-— 3 0 0 1 boro Goldsboro 5 Gar- son 1 in 1 2-3 innings; Grodzicki ST. LOUIS AbXH O A rushed in front wit htwo Hemsley, 7, 1-4, Sedge 1 Shoun. Lefty Masius Russo, who shut out home after Jones 3 0 0 .1 in inning. Losing pitched: dropped Day’s Clift. 3b_ 5 0 0 1 2 the first and three in the second Bagby, p_ den 5, Walkertown 1 6-7, Raleigh 1, Sears and Jorda. Time: x Umpires: Barr, the Senators on three hits before long fly in centerfield. Radcliff, If _ 4 1110 Bell, _0 and Sanford 3-7. to 2:13. Attendance 8.391. on Pete Reiser’s homer with two ___1 _0 _0 _0 Schools failing TO (paid): Loams, rf _ 3 0 2 5 0 SWITCH President Roosevelt and other fans However, the Bulls went on a 33 2 6 24 8 score were •Tudnick, cf_ 4 0 10 0 on. Then Hugh Casey went to Totals_ High Point, Lewisville, Monday, was shellacked for an rampage in the second when Bobby McQuinn, lb_ 4 0 1 11 1 x—Batted for Bagby in 9th. Mineral pieces in the fourth and walked Springs, Wilson, Chapel World Record Expected even dozen in four innings today Edwards had trouble in finding the Lucadello, 2b _ 4 0 0 1 1 DETROIT Ab R H O A Hill, Curry, Kernersville, and Old b. r. Herardino. ss_ 4 2 2 2 2 three men ahead of pitcher Jim rf- 4 0 0 4 0 as the Senators plate, and from there on until the Stainback, Washington c _ 2 Town. In Kansas U. Relays (Irube, 0 0 1 0 Tobin’s double. Gehringer. 2b- 4 1 1 o 2 the defeat with a 7 to 4 eighth they scored freely while the (trace, c_ 2 0 110 4 110 avenged narrowed the McCosky, cf 0 Only two new records were set. Kennedy, _ 2 0 0 0 3 The Bees margin triumph. Cats were seldom threatening.. p Greenberg, If- 9 9 9 19 18.—(iP) Cullenbine. x _ 10 10 0 5-4 in the but back 3 1 1 6 2 Julian McKenzie of Boyden High GOODRICH LAWRENCE, Kas., April errors at the most to fifth, g^ve York, lb- Ken third to Costly inop- Ostermueller, _ 0 0 0 1 2 Chase, southpaw p in Higgins, 3b 3 i J J (Salisbury) smashed the 10-year- at University of Kan- xx_ four runs to Brooklyn the sixth 1 —Spectators face the Yanks in five portune moments on the part of Estellalla, 1 0 0 0 0 Bartell. ss 1 days, kept on 1 9 J ?1 old record of 4:36.4 in the one mile sas programs in the past the NHHS the Dur- when Tobin made two errors c- 3 1 1 o FIBST IN RUBBER relay hits and was infield helped Tebbetts. eight scattered scored Totals_ 36 3 9 24 11 run. held by Seaman Hudson of have seen athletes flirt with na- ham cause the same ball with the bases filled. in the sixth and seventh considerably. x—Batted for Kennedy in 7th. upon only R H O Raleigh, with a new scintillating tional records but the customers Carver, Bull outfielder garnered xx—Batted for Ostermueller in 9th. BROOKLYN All A frames after Washington had put Reese, ss_. G 2 2 0 4 4 0 27 9 time of 4:31.8 in probably the fea- ere of a five in as to CHICAGO Ab R H O A Totals _28 talking openly seeing in a with runs singles many trips Waner, rf _ 5 2 2 3 0 the game sack five 2b _ 4 0 0 3 001 2 of meet. Knickerbocker, 4 _-_- 000 001 ture the World mark established tomorrow. the two of them Reiser, cf_ 5 3 2 5 0 Cleveland performance on hits in plate, although Appling, ss_ 2 2 12 4 010 001 20* 4 six the fourth. Med wick. If. 5 0 2 4 0 Detroit ....._— Manuel Griffin of Sedge Garden $11.00 It is all because Indiana uni- were of the scratch variety. No Kuhei, lb_ 4 2 2 11 1 Bar- m that the Yanks made Laranetto, 3b_-_ 4 12 11 Errors: Nine. Buns batted in: set other new mark of 5 feet 11 inning than Solters, If _ 4 113 0 the has shifted its power from other Durhamite hit more Camilli. lb_ G 1 2 5 0 Tebbetts 2, Keltner. with old *>te versity 3b _ 4 0 tell. Gehringer, one of their four errors of the day Lodigiani, 2 1 2 2 Home inches in the high The old once blow in the Kampouris, 2b_ 1 1 0 G Bell. Two base hit: Bartell jump. the two-mile relay to the but J. Saunders’ Itosenthal, rf _ 4 1110 sprint _ 4 0 and rightfielder Frenchy Boruaga- Owen, c 13 0 runs: Keltner. Gehringer. Tebbetts. record of 5 feet 9 5-8 inches was seventh was for a round trip. Kreevich, cf _ 3 0 2 3 0 Cleve- medley where the University ot good Carey, p _ 3 110 1 Sacrifice: Bartell. Left on bases: 6.00-16 COMMANDER ray let a triple by Jim Pofahl Tresh, c _ 4 0 0 2 1 made by Garland Pendergraft of J. Edwards led _ 2 0 0 0 0 3. Bases on balls: Off Texas record-breakers also are en- the Wilmington Lyons, 3 0 0 1 1 Swift, p land 8; Detroit bounce off his to score two p_ 4. Struck out: Durham in 1939. glove batters with a double and Bagbv 2; off Bridges tered. single Totals_41 H 14 27 8 5; by Ben- runners. 1 Totals- 32 6 9 27 Bv Bagbv 2; by Bridges 5.25/5.50-17 5.25 5.50-18 in four official chances. 13 in 8 in- McKenzie’s is con- A makeshift BOSTON Ah R H O A ton 1. Hits: Off Bridges 6 performance Longhorn foursome NEW YORK All R H O A St. Louis_ 000 000 came with three 111—3 2 3 out in ninth); off Benton sidered all the more remarkable The Cats back Sisti, 31) _ 6 1 1 nings (none Whirled through the distance in Rizzuto. ss_ 4 0 2 1 3 Chicago _ 000 012 03*—6 Winning 2b _ 5 0 0 2 0 0 in 1. Wild pitch: Bagby. Rolfe. 3b 4 1113 runs each in the eighth and ninth, Rowell. in view of the fact that he took up three 24 seconds at their Errors: Appling, Lodigiani. Runs bat- rf_ 5 0 12 0 Bridges. Umpires: Summers, minutes, 2 0 Moore, pitcher: Keller, If_ 112 but with Durham’s long lead it ted in: Grace, Laabs, Sol- 0 and Stewart. Time: 1:51. Attend- track for the first time only last Berrard'ino, Bray cf _ 4 113 Rue ewn relay carnival two weeks DiMaggio, cf- 4 1111 Kreevich 3. Two was little and too late. 1 ters. Lodigiani 2, base If _ 4 10 4 0 ance (actual): 42,165. and this marks his 4 0 too West, year spring $6.25 That’s a full half Gordon, lb_ 1 10 3 hits: Laabs. Three $6.45 second tego. bet- r h e Lodigiani, base Miller, ss _ 3 10 4 1 meet Rosar, c _ 4 0 10 0 Score by innings: first in regular dual compe- Ti" ter than the hit: Kreevich. Home run: Berardmo. Dahlgren, lb_ 5 1 3 10 2 Old Tire With Old listed world record Rordagaray, rf_ 3 112 0 13 5 With Durham .040 102 521—15 : Appling. Double plays: Berres. c_ 1 0 0 0 1 Scholastic Golf Meet tition. His is Fred Hardy, established a of PridCy, 2b_ 3 0 0 5 2 Kuhei McQuinn. Bernr- by University 7 5 5 (unassisted); Masi. c _ 3 0 2 1 0 track and cross Russo, p 10 0 12 Wilmington ..100 000 033— who starred in dino and McQuinn; Appling, Knicker- Averlll, z_ 0 10 0 0 4.4 0 4.50-81 Pennsylvania quartet in 1938. Linde)!, x_ I 0 o 0 0 Will Be Started Today here at Carolina in 4.75/5.00-19 Batteries: For Durham, Morgan, bocker and Kuhei, Left on bases: St. Tobin, p_ 2 0 2 0 1 country 198, The change in the Texas team Chandler, p_ 0 0 0 1 1 5. Bases on Williams and Ferrell. For Louis 7; Chicago balls: Lamanna, p__ 1 0 0 0 3 1939, and 1940. Crosetti, xx__11 o 0 0 0 Wilming- Off off Ostermueller off Was forced by an injury to Lonnie Kennedy 1; 2; Majeski, zz _ 1 0 0 0 0 HIGH POINT, April 18.—)— Donald, p _ 0 0 0 0 1 ton, B. Edwards, Scoggins and Ta- Lyons 1. Struck out: By Kennedy 1; Bill Yancey of Fayetteville and bill in the final steps of an earlier Ruffing, xxx 1 0 0 0 0 1. Hits: Off of 12 teams came here tum and Watts. by Lyons Kennedy 6 in 6 Totals_ 40 6 11 27 11 Members John Spearman of Greenville tied trace. innings: off Ostermueller 3 in 2. Passed the start of the seventh Totals-32 4 8 24 10 z—Batted for Berres In 4th. today for for honors with 10 $5.30 ball: Tresh. Losing pitcher: Kennedy. high scoring $5.35 x—Battcil for Russo in zz—Batted for Lamanna in 9th. Atlantic Scholastic 5th. Umpires: Pipgras, Passerella and Gei- annual South points apiece. They were also the Old T,r‘ xx—Batt’d for Chandler in 71 h. Time: 1:44. Brooklyn_ 230 004 110—11 With Old Tire With INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Lumberton Trackmen Win sel. Attendance, actual: Golf tournament tomorrow. double winners in the meet, xxx—Batted for Donald in 9th. Boston _ 000 310 011— 0 only Buffalo 5, Syracuse 2. 6,406. champions ot WASHINGTON All R II O A Kiwanis Errors: Reese, Camilli, Sisti 2, Ro- The defending country here at Carolina in 1938, 3, Newark Annual Relays WIN well on hand to LIFETIME fcUAItANTfcE Montreal, 2. Case, rf_ 5 12 10 DUKE FROSH 2, Tobin 2. Runs batted' in : Mod- Winston-Salem, were shot put and discus. Spearman Cramer, ef- 4 1 3 0 0 wick 2. Reiser Owen 2, Tobin Dahl- Rochester 1, Jersey City 2 (10 DURHAM, 3, 2, in the 36-hole event on If_ 4 12 0 April 18.—(ill—Scoring participate won the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Chapman, 3 — Coach gren 2, Sisti. Bray. Two base hits: LUMBERTON, April 18. five runs in the Innings). Lewis, 3h- 5 0 2 1 4 eighth inning, Camilli. Owen. Bray, Dahlgren. Tobin, the Blair park course. Charlotte’s placewinners were b. r. Travis, ss- 0 0 0 1 0 George Powell’s Lumberton High Duke’s freshman baseball Moore, Sisti. Home runs: Dahl- team Reiser, Other teams entered include Floyd Simmons, Bill Simons. Ben- Pofahl. ss _j_ 4 2 2 1 4 team this afternoon won gre:’. Stolen base: Sacri- school track ran its winning streak to five in a Lavagetto. 21) _ 4 0 2 3 4 fices: Kampouris Medwick. Point, Salisbury, ton George Bloodworth, the second annual Kiwanis 1 days 2, Owen, Charlotte, High Dean, Jimmy Reid, Archie, lb 5 1 2 13 1 row with a 11-9 win over Charlotte Left on bases: Brooklyn 13: Boston 13. 47 1-2 Durham, Raleigh, the Payne Coates, Palmer, Wheeler, Evans, c 5 12 3 1 here nosing out Fairmont, school in the Duke here Bases on balls: Off Casey 5; off Swift Burlington, GOODRICH High park off Tobin New- and McCann. 1 Chase, p .. 3 0 0 1 4 to 47. 1; 5; off Lamanna 1. Struck 1939 champions, Lexington, Phillips, Pressley, this afternoon. The count was tied out: By Casey Swift La- was third with 28 1-2 1; by 1; by the 1938 |HAI$¥(OWER Smith’s manna port News, Va., titleholder, Totals-39 7 17 07 lg at 6-all when the Impe broke loose. 1. Hits: Off Casey 4 in'4 2-3 Wracing carawheel has and the other county schools innings: off Swift 7 in Greensboro, and New York- 000 003 100—4 points, They bunched five hits and a walk 4 1-3 innings; Fayetteville, JOHNSON SILVERTOWN Bar- off Tobin 10 in 6 SEA-HORSES the car Washington- 010 501 001—7 placed as follows: Orrum, 16; innings; off Lamanna S. C. BEEN CHANGED (and to score five times and to into 4 m 3 Greenville, Errors: Rizzuto six. go innings. Wild pitches: Casey. 2. DiMaggio, Chand- ker—Ten miles, eight; Parkton, Lamanna 2 See Our Complete Line of /serviced) ler, Evans. Runs hatted in: an 11-6 advantage. Charlotte staged Winning pitcher: Swift. Chase, Case, Lumberton and Fairmont tied for Losing pitcher: Tobin. Dunn 1941 Models! Chapman, Pofahl, 2, Di- a in the ninth when Holtzchea Umpires: Bloodworth, rally Stewart and MaGerkurth Time- STORES Maggio, Rizzuto. Two the crown last year. 2-40 Wake Forest Eleven to Archie, base hits: hit a homer with two on, but it Attendance: 8,360. Kosar. Potahl, Bloodworth. Three base Fairmont took five first places and 7560 hits: Pofahl, Itizzuto. Stolen fell short of its mark. on Nov. 8 PICKARDS 14 North 3rd Dial bases: Lumberton, four. HIGH POINT Play Boston Lewis, DiMaggio. Sacrifices: Chapman, WINS 209 Market St. Dial 3224 Smith of Fairmont — — Chase. Double plays: Evans and Tra- Miss Eunice HIGH POINT, April 18. CiB vis: first ELON TRIUMPHS 18.—(iP)— Pofahl, Bloodworth am? Archie: repeated her feat of winning High Point won its first baseball NEWTON, Mass., April Chase, Bloodworth and Archie. Left on in both the girls high and broad ELON COLLEGE, April .18.—UPl of the Graduate John P. Curley bases: New York 5: 13 place game year today, rapping out Washington the scorers with —A of line drive homers Bases on balls: Off Russo off Chase jum events to top pair by 14 for an 11-1 announced today that Wake Forest 4. 2; .hits triumph over off Donald l Struck out: Chase W. L. Hobson and another one By 10 points. Lenoir-Rhyne. Lefty Elmer Cashatt college, in North Carolina, would fill : Russo 12 in 4 innings; Bernie Daher led Elon to a 11 football Fort Fisher Pier off Chandler 4 111 2; off Donald 1 in by spaced out six Lenoir Rhyne blows Boston college’s remaining ARMY TO GET TRAVIS to 2 over £„Jk ‘"fi fitchor: Russo. Umpires: triumph Appalachian and the Panthers were never in da,te on Nov. 8. Ormsby Hubbard and Rommel. Time: 18.—OP)— WASHINGTON, April here this afternoon. The after the third The Boston college NOW OPEN 7 Attendance: 5,000 (7,000 victory danger when they complete indjes paid Cecil Travis, Washington , day). was the Christians seventh straight overcame the Bears1 only run with schedule: Sept. 20, St. Anselm; 27, received notification he had today North State win. a four-run attack. Tulane at New Orleans; Oct. 4, per- — for in class 1A of the We Have Tackle For Rent Bait Newest been placed manently open; 11. Clemson; 18, Equipment Spring who said he would Hats draft. Travis, N. C. STATE WINS CLARKTON WINS Manhattan; 25, Georgetown; Nov. 1, to be inducted Shirts, Ties, Hosiery not appeal, expects RALEIGH, April 18.—WT-N. C. CLARKTON, April 18.—The Temple; 8, Wake Forest; 15, Tennes- month. He is the Second Come Where R* SPRING I*ajamas, Underwear in a State college whipped Boston col- Clarkton baseball team defeated see; 23, Boston university; 29, Holy The Fish Are im- OIL-CHANCE HOGGARD Washington infielder to face lege 7 to 2, in an intersectional Herring, 14 to 7, Tuesday. Cross. MEIER third N s mediate call. , tennis match here today. State Clarkton recently downed Row- „„ mje wear to be called 6 to for the district con- — a GET)] foont. Bailey Theatre Bldg. baseman, is likely swept the doubles and lost only land, 1, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Soft Drinks Refreshments about 10. • two of the matches. 5 ference championship. 5 May , singles St. Paul 6, .-Columbia 9. i