Wallace Wade Back At Duke SAM SNEAD POSTS _ Battered Cubs Hold Lead The Sports Trail FOUR UNDER PAR By WHITNEY MARTIN FOR DALLAS WIN Sept. 9 _(j)_The Win Twin Win Over Boston shooting has ceased and a lot of ^vTyORK,ano ler Solden era in sports to s expec"' start immediately RRieht comes the y' lfs the boom-boom boom, you might say. Hot On Final -— ■ 9.—(*>)—'Th« we ..mi -_— Round; CHICAGO, Sept. personally, ,'hicago Cubs, batterea a bit by / see sports reach a peak Takes Sec- t0 j M’Spaden FISHERMEN’S LUCK STANDINGS STew York the last two days, that of the fabulous American League The victories came as second Detroit Boston 3-3 (Second il!’ that it was posted a nonchalant four-under- 6-3, game, place St. Louis scored m double- ,ni be recalled i 1 innings). l! first World 68 to win the Dallas Damaged By Winds reader win, beating New York *, .ear> after the par today Chicago 2-4, Washington 4-5. S-4 and 3-2. itVe‘Lfore the sports peak was $10,000 open golf tournament with St. Louis 2-0, Philadelphia 6-1. a 72-hole total of 276—four strokes Luck was running both ways Cleveland 10-4, New York 3-3. The Cubs, almost helpless *,rA The big gates might Pennsylvania will be fielding a the Giants and hicn as some of better than Harold (Jug) Mc- for Captain Victor T. Lance and LEAGUE against yesterday jittie sooner young, relatively green of CAROLINA squad of who 7. Friday, made short work of Bos- stars, notabfy Joe gndders in Spaden Sanford, Me., his boat, "Moja,” off Wrightsville Raleigh 4, Burlington ctJienre.war 1945, but that doesn't Martinsville 2, Winston-Salem 0. ton in both still are finished second. games today, with -and Billy Conn, top mean they’ll be for Beach About 25 miles PIEDMONT LEAGUE easy anybody. In taking down first of yesterday. Andy Pafko, who had been out two the public mind, but as Coach George money Portsmouth 5, Doanoke 0. f°uis.n Munger whipped $2,000 the man from Hot off shore P. M. Sandifer, of Wil- News 4. Norfolk 0. Says with a shoulder and pe” of sensa- the Red and drawling Newport ailment, s the appearance 31ue into a well-balanc- Richmond 15. Lynchurg 7. Phil who is concerned. Springs had four rounds of sub- mington, a member of the party of Cavarretta, hadn’t play- neW stars ed team with STANDINGS tr., limited material last on the Dallas ed since August 28, both back in fabulous par golf Country five, hooked into a beautiful sail NEW YORK, Sept. 9— (5>> —Major T accompanying year, strong enough to Duke the • time. dump Club course. He shot the first -ague standings including all games lineup. that will take and fish seven nine paries, play better-than-expected foot- 18 in 70, the second and third in measuring feet, j layed Sunday, Sept. 8. (FIRST GAME) im- ball American The box: back to the period against Army and 69 inches ,and 65 League “.pAkine Navy. and with what he had today weighing pounds Won Lost Pet. Boston Ab the first World Gone is Teams R H O A after the spark of the 1945 at- ss showed a total of 12 below regu- The that they Detroit _ 78 56 .582 Culler, _ 4 0 0 3 1 Lfte]y the party reported find sports _ 79 59 S vou will tack, Skippy Minisi, who’ll be lation for the 72 holes. Washington .572 Nelson, 2b _ 4 1 2 1 S play- figures saw a school of amber jacks, later became symbols with St. Louis _ 70 65 .519 Holmes, rf _ 4 0 14 0 ,L; who ing Navy, but in his place at Winding up third and none too between 50 and but New York_ 69 65 .515 If _ 4 0 0 2 0 20’s were still the tailback numbering 60, Medwick, fanatastic spot will be Bob about was Lord Cleveland _ 67 64 .511 3b 0 c*ffthe happy it Byron were unable to hook any. Workman, __4 10 2 vatively unknown, speaking Evans, dynamic star on the 1942 Nelson of Chicago _ 65 71 .478 Gillenwater, cf_ 3 0 0 4 0 Toledo, O., top money- On the way back into the dock with their later Boston _ 65 71 .478 Masi, c _ 3 0 0 4 0 freshman team, returned from the winner of golf the past two years. fcorpanson at Lumina, the "Moja” ran into Philadelphia 46 88 .343 Shupe, lb_ 3 0 0 5 1 Army. Nelson a 68 shot to make his total with favery, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 .. a gail about 12 miles out, a combination Ana National League p _ 2 0 111 Babe Ruth was Munger says he’s going to winds estimated to be between Hutchings, Chicago _ 84 49 .632 icRamsey _ 1 0 0 0 0 “w and outfielder with the Red flavor his traditional single wing- McSpaden won $1,400 and Nel- Col. Wallace Wade back at Duke (left), University as athletic 50 and 60 miles per Only St. Louis -- 81 53 .604 p __ 0 0 0 0 0 far back hoi^r. Whitcher, still from with a son __ _ _ |“C in 1919, and bit of T-formation. Ex- carried off $1,000. director after service with the Army overseas, talks with Capt. Edwin damage reported to the "Moja— Brooklyn_ 73 59 .553 rule as how Bantam of N. on New York_ 73 63 .537 Totals-32 1 $ 94 9 he would King actly many “T” plays Munger Ben )—'The Carolina va. Gables (11-5) and Strincevich (14-9). Boston __ 000 000 100—1 him. the east, Center Bob Mostertz and moving RALEIGH, Sept. League’s first baseballO cl Boston at vs. __500 020 20x—9 became an un- along easily, winding up the first season came to a successful close today, but the final official stand- Chicago—Wright (5-2) Chicago Jack Dempsey Guard Joe Dickerson. Around these Chipman (3-4) oi yandenberg (5-3). Errors: Nelson, Gillenwater, Merullo nine with a 16-foot for a ings are pending a decision by League President Tom Wilson of Drap- TIGS WIN FIRST champion by putt New York at St. Louis 2. Runs batted in: Workman. Cavarretta. popular heavyweight three, Munger should be able to --■ 'ic s (night—Voiselle Jess birdie that left him two under. He (14-12) vs. Donnelly (6-10) or Gardner Pafko 2, Lowrey 4, Rice. Two base hits: out the ponderous build a stalwart line. knocking a :r on a protest the (2-1). Nelson, Lowrey 2, Rice. Left on bases: Toledo that year, but made it after beautiful approach lodged against Willard at Backs are more numerous. Be- Boston 4, Chicago 2. Bases on balls; after that in which he had to shoot over a eligibility of a player on the Mar- OYER BOSOX. 6-3 j, wasn’t until years sides Evans, there is Don Schneid- NATS TAKE TWO American League Javery 2, Hutchings 1. Strikeouts: Hut- tree. insville Cleveland at New York—Smith (5-10) chings 3. Whitcher 1, Prim 4. Hits, off; million dollar gate appeared who also some club, which ended the sea- tie er,, played hangup vs. Bonham (6-10). 2 in 1-3; Hutchings 7 m 6 2-3; became one of Ten and twelve were birdies BOSTON, Sept. 9.— iff) —The Javery and he eventually football as a freshman in 1942. son in “unofficial” third place. Chicago at Washington (2-twi-night) — Whticher in 1. Losing pitcher: Javery, as his tee and second shots did Detroit Tigers de- (be most popular of all champions to is FROM WHITE SOX league leading Lee (14-10) and Caldwell (5-7) vs. Umpires; Conlan, Boggess and Pinelli. Likely impress Farquhar the and a The will of all that is great work he missed six- championship playoffs feate dthe Boston Red Sox 6-3 in Pieretti (13-12) and Leonard (15-7). Time: 1:51. Attendance (estimated) 40,- and a symbol Jones. Detroit footer on 15 that would have start with win- but were held to a at Boston (2)—Overmire (8-9) 000. — Tuesday, pennant the first game in the ring. WASHINGTON, 9.— (*> end Mueller (5-6) vs. O’Neill (8-9) and (SECOND GAME) During opening drills, Munger meant another bird. He then Sept. the was a slim kid ling Danville the third- 3-3 11-inning tie in second Ferriss (20-8) or Hausmann (5-7). The box: Gene Tunney was experimenting with a spinner The Washington Senators beat the meeting and com- strolled in with even par the rest contest of a doubleheader at St. Louis at Philadelphia (2)—Shirley Boston At R H O A out of the Marines Jones. “He tried it Chicago White Sox twice today, 4-2 place team and second Ra- Fen-; just play sparked by place (8-11) and Kramer (9-14) vs. Culler, ss _ 3 0 0 0 2 and his chief of the way and calmly accept- way Park today to lose a half Christopher in and _ unknown, and and 5-4, rallying the eighth (13-11) and Marchildon (0-1) or Knerr xxNleman _ 1 0 0 0 0 paratively again again,” Munger said, ed the $2,000 in war bonds which eigh facing the fourth-place club. in the to the second was an unshakeable de- game standing (2-11). Kietelmann, 2b — 3 0 110 asset “until he learned it. Later I saw ninth innings to take the nightcap at value will him The who _ to some win the maturity bring league directors will meet place Washington Senators Holmes, rf 4 0 0 0 0 termination day own with Mike Kreevich driving in the him on his if _ 4 0 14 0 practicing again $2,666,66. a twin bill from the Chicago Aderholt, crown. run. swept 2 heavyweight accord. When he home he’ll winning Workman, 3b __ 4 0 0 1 gets Today’s victory—his fifth of the White Sox. The Tigers are now Helen Wills still was four years (FIRST GAME) Ramsey, cf _ 3 0 15 0 practice before a mirror.” him BULLETIN her first national year—made the third high The box: but one game in front. ATHLETIC HURLER Hofferth. c_ 3 0 0 5 1 away from O A Plus Evans, Schneider and Jones, winner with a total Chicago Ab R H (SECOND GAME) Shupe, lb_ 2 0 0 8 0 tennis title and the mem- money grand GREENSBORO, Sept. 9.—(/?) women's rt __ 4 0 14 0 _. 2 0 0 0 3 can count on reserve backs of war Moses, The box: Singelton, p Munger $16,910 in bonds (maturity 4 1115 —Martinsville is minus 10 0 0 bers of Notre Dame’s favous Schalk, 2b_ Detroit Ab R H O A xGillenwater _— 1 0 0 Jack Martin and Gordon value). 2 0 GETS NO-HITTER Andy Nelson leads in 0 0 in of the four horsemen and winnings Dickshot, If —-4 victories, including today’s, Hoover, ss 4 0 2 2 5 Hendrickson, p _ 0 0 0 0 1 team 4 12 6 0 from last rt- _- 1 0 0 0 0 the year’s squad. with $53,537 and McSpaden is Cutrirght, the Carolina League after xxOana seven mules which made ss 3 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 Totals _l_ 30 0 3 24 9 The are the Appling, Richards, c _— 0 boys green, says second with $23,765. 0 1 President T. S. Wilson of PHILADELPHIA, 9.—(U.R)— _- 4 0 0 Sept. for school and Knute Rockpe synono- Cuccinello, 3b Mayo, 2b _ 3 0 0 0 5 xBatted Singleton in 8th. mentor now in his eighth _ 4 0 18 0 established final 0 0 for Culler in 9th. that is in youthful Nagel, lb Draper proof xxxMcHale _ 1 0 0 Six-foot-four-inch Dick a xxBatted mous with all great 2 Fowler, c _— 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 year at the Quaker helm, but “I’m Tresh, with Branhan that the Borom, 2b _- 0 still were in school. Judge football High __ 1 0 0 0 0 was c _ 5 12 4 0 who re- Chicago Ab R H O A sure work train hard Castino, club used Cramer, cf 22-year-old Canadian they’ll hard, 1 had Jour class men. was a 3 0 113 10 3b _ 5 12 12 So the big boom little USO ADOPT Humphries, p Greenberg, If _ 3 12 Hack, better as the season leased from the Army only a few and goes the _ YWCA, -_ 2b 2 2 4 get However, league presi- rf 5 0 2 3 0 Hughes, 10 delayed after the first war, and Cullenbine, 34 2 8 24 12 1 2 1 rf _ 4 0 0 1 0 Totals_ he told the Greensboro York, lb _ 5 16 weeks ago, a no- Nicholsn, will be now along.” dent, pitched no-hit, probably although 3b_,_ 5 0 13 1 lb _ 3 0 1 11 0 The Red and Blue face a stiff News will re- Outlaw, Cavarretta, as rac- Ab R H O A Daily tonight, 4 0 run for the Phila- cf 3 *1 1 2 0 some sports, such horse FALL PROGRAMS Washington Swift, c _ 0 12 game today Pafko, schedule Navy 4 0 2 1 0 quest that 1 0 0 2 If ___- — 3 0 0 5 0 have their including Army, Case, If _ league directors, xWebb, ss _ 0 Lowrey, ing, enjoyed greatest 4 delphia Athletics against St. Louis, 2b _ 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 c _ 2 113 0 and North Carolina, now under Myatt, meeting in Raleigh Tobin, p _-_ 1 0 Livingston, the late hostili- 1 0 Monday, but was during --- 3 2 2 said the strain “terrific” ss _ 4 0 3 2 2 popularity The fall program for the Y. W. Lewis, rf Eaton, p__ 2 0 10 0 Merullo, Carl Snavely’s coaching and a 0 2 9 0 discuss the matter fully with man com- _ 4 _-_ 3 0 0 0 2 ties. There may be a A. Street Kuhle, lb Caster, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 in the ninth inning. Passeau, p have nev- C. and the Princess 4 0 0 2 2 the idea in mind that team which the Quakers Travis, 3b _ Martins- ing up to supplant Louis and Conn was I sensed I was going to pitch Industrial USO announced _ 2 0 0 2 0 Totals _ 29 8 er been able to beat. Binks, cf ville be allowed to continue in Totals 1_ 42 3 13 33 14 4 27 10 in the eye, or take Byron 3 0 0 7 0 a Fowler said the public Saturday by the professional staff Evans, c _ the xRan for Swift in 2th. no-hitter,” in Score by innings: The philosophy has al- 3 0 0 4 5 playoffs. He called the Munger _ 000 000 Kelson's place in golf, or be an- Torres, ss xxBatted for Hoover in 9th. dressing room,” but I was worried Boston ___ 000—0 of the two organizations who urg 0 0 1 use of been to for each game 2 0 ineligible players unin- _ C02 001 01 x—4 other Babe Ruth or Bill Tilden, ways point Haefner, p-— xxxBatted for Mayo in 9th. after Lou Finney hit that Chicago ed the enrollment of new members Long Error: Merullo. Runs batted in: C^var- as it comes and at the moment tentional, even McDonald not but right now you can’t point 28 4 6 27 12 foul down the right field in for the coming season. The staff Totals__ his status. Boston Ab R H O A l$pe retta. Lowrey, Merullo 2. Two base hits: Brown University, the Quaker’s knowing 2. Stolen at him. _«..._, the Merullo bases: your finger welcomes as to new Score by innings: Lake, ss 4 0 14 2 ninth.” Livingston, ■ suggestions 100. 000—2 Merullo. first this season, is t’ Chicago _100 3b _ 6 1114 Sacrifices: Hughes, Lowrey. opponent of which will be Bucher, Milt Byrnes was on first base types program, _ 100 201 OOx—4 1 Double Hofferth and “foe” of the all-home eight-game Washington Metkovich, lb _ 5 0 11 1 play: Hendrickson, Moses. Runs batted in: Curt- with one of the four walks Fowler Left on bases: Boston organized if sufficient interest is Errors: here tomorrow to make final McBrides, If, cf _ 3 114 1 Shupe. 5, Chicago schedule. plans on mughnessy Playoffs shown. right, Kuhel, Nagel, Travis 2, Evans. Lazor, rf_ 4 0 0 0 0 gave up, and a long hit miSht have 0. Bases balls: Singleton 4, Hendrick- bases: for the son Passeau Army, Navy, North Carolina and Two base hits: Nagel. Stolen playoffs and it is likely Culberson, cf ____3 12 2 0 cost him not h!s no-hitter, 2, 2. Strikeouts: Singleton To Men and women interested in Torres and only 4, Passeau 3. off: 6 in Case. Double plays: Myatt, Johnson, If _-_ 2 0 0 0 0 Hits, Singleton 7; Open Tuesday Night the rest must await their turn. that Wilson's on but and Kuhel. Left on bases: decision the Mar- 16 the game, since Philadelphia I Hendrickson 2 in 1. Losing joining the classes may enroll Kuhel; Travis Newsome, 2b _,_ 5 0 5 pitcher: The schedule: Brown, Sept. 29; 4. Bases on balls: 5 0 15 0 did not score its run in the 1 to 0 Singleton. Umpires: Boggess, Pinelli and 9.—(«-Presi- at the YWCA, at Third and Grace Chicago 6, Washington tinsville case will be appealed to Steiner, c_____ ATLTANTA, Sept. Haefner 1. Strikeouts: 3 0 0 1 Conlan. Time: 1:39. Attendance Dartmouth, Oct. 6; North Caro- Humphries 4, Clark, p _ 0 victory until the bottom of the (o/fi- dent Evans announced or the Princess street 1. Umpires: Mc- the board at that time. Billy today Oct. streets, Haefner 6, Humphries Ryba, p _ 10 10 0 Icial) 37,714. lina, Oct. 13; Navy, 27; and Passarella. Time: 1:50. ninth. But Fowler met the chal- tint Atlanta would meet New Or- USO. Gowan Rue zLaForest __ 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. GAME) Martinsville is charged with hav- a Princeton, Nov. 3; Columbia, _ 0 lenge and hit into double leans here and Chattanooga would Monday, October 1.—7:30-9:30 (SECOND Woods, p 10 10 Finney Nov. 17, and Cornell, The box: ing four class men, one over the Play. he host to Mobile as the Southern 10; Army, p. m. Leather Craft Class—YW- Ab R H O A Burlington Defeats Chicago limit, on its roster for nine Totals _ 42 3 10 33 14 Nov. 24. 4 13 2 0 games “My curve and my change-off Association's CA. Mrs. Edna Parker, instruc- rf ,- zRan for in 9th. Shaughnessey play- Moses, of the schedule. The Ryba 7 to 4 3b —- 4 7 111 regular league Score were Fowler d-s open tor. Sept. 17, 7:30-9:30. Shell Baker, by innings: working perfectly,” Capital Lads, Tuesday night. 2b 4 10 2 1 rules Schalk, limit the class men on each Detroit _ 010 000 020 00—3 said, that he was his The teams meet Craft class—Princess street USO. 4 0 12 0 adding glad again Wednes- Curtright, cf -— Boston 200 100 000 00—3 Coach To team to three. A class man is a near-perfect game came RALEIGH, Sept. 9.— (JP) —The day night, travel and Brogden Speak Miss Rena Brown, instructor; 7:30- Appling, ss 4 112 4 (Called darkness). against Thursday, 4 13 0 who as been with a Bees clinched fourth If —- 0 player profes- Runs batted in: the Browns, who beat him in a Burlington epee three-game series in New 9:30 p. m. Beginners Bridge class Dickshot, Cullenbine, York 2, Farrell, lb 3 0 0 8 2 sional club for as much of 30 Culberson 2, Steiner. Two base hits: 1 to 0 in the Carolina League Weans Before Jaycees Tuesday —YWCA. Miss Wea- days 16-inning game at Shibe place and Mobile Margaret c -- 4 0 15 1 Friday night. Tresh, for seasons. Greenberg, Outlaw, Metkovich. Culber- 7- If 3 0 10 2 each of three Second Park in 1942. In that year Fowler standings by defeating Raleigh further 24. 8 m. —- Home run: play is necessary, the ver, instructor; Sept. p. Papish, p son, Woods. York. Sacrifice: the 10 0 11 Baseman McDonald is the player Double appeared in 31 games, won six and 4, today in the final game of teams will travel and re- Coach Leon Brogden of New “Houses of Today and Tomorrow.” Grove, p Caster. plays: York, unassisted; Monday to to lost 11 season. turn to the who is the center of controversy. Bucher Newsome Metkovich; New- for the A’s. the original sites for Hanover High school will be A course in Home Planning given 35 4 9a26 12 gam- Totals_ some to Metkovich to Lake. Left on bas- iWler went Manager Rube Wilson used three es at the din- run scored. Today, Burlington clinched fourth into the Canadian Tuesday and Wednesday nighr. guest speaker regular in cooperation with the Home aTwo out when winning es: Detroit 8, Boston 11. Brses on balls: place in the Army after that season, and was pitchers for the Bees and they Evans said ner meeting of the Wilmington Demonstration department, YW- standings by defeating Off Tobin 2; off Eaton 2; off Caster 1; the surviving teams Ab R H O A hits. McGahan * /i A Washington 7-4, into the first off Clark. Strikeouts; by Caster 2; by released a few weeks ego. He allowed only six ^ meet for the title in Junior Chamber of Commerce on Raleigh, getting ap- another If _ 3 0 14 1 3. Tobin 6 in 3 Case, a Clark. Hits, off: innings; peared three times in started but was lifted in the third at 7 o’clock at m. 5 0 0 2 0 division by half game margin relief stints •even-game series with the finalist Tuesday evening Tuesday, September 25, 6 p. Lewis, rf ———- Eaton 1 in 4; Caster 3 in 4; Clark 12 in th’-- sason when he walked three Kreevich. cf--- 4 12 3 1 over Leaksville, which defeated 8 0 in 2-3: Woods 1 in 2. Wild before making his first straight having the highest season’s per- the Friendly Business Girls Club supper, YW- 1-3; Ryba (cafeteria. Kuhel, lb 4 0 1 14 1 Greensboro 4-3. If pitcvhes* Tobin 2. Passed ball: Richards. start today. men. Flora came to his rescue but tentage the Four new Nick Goro, CA (4th Tuesdays) 7:30-8:30 p. m. the protest designating opening members, Clift, 3b --3 12 11 Berry and Hubbard. Time: 2:19. wen* o'. in after fcte. and against Martinsville is it Umpires: St. Louis hit only five balls out the fourth giving Ed. Walker, Dick Rochelle Glee Club, YWCA. Miss 2b — 4 0 113 upheld, Margaret Vaughn, Attendance: 28,809 (paid). of the and three successive Reiber The c 0 0 0 0 0 is that infield, only 24 St. Louis up passes. start 0f the finals, he added, Tommy Pearsall, will be inducted Smoot, director; 8:30-9:30 p. m. Guerra, likely Leaksville will re- _ 0 0 0 0 0 batters were took over and finished receive vui Ferrell, c place it as the fourth team in the credited with times to depend on the into the club during the meeting. Music appreciation, YWCA. Miss 0 0 0 0 entirely length xTravis _— 1 at bat. credit for the to at- first division. Returns victory. Wst members are October __ 4 1116 ,,:le round and the proximity All urged Margaret Smoot, leader; Torres, ss Tony Lupien A throw 3 0 1 0 Meanwhile, George Miller of the bad by Friend with two 'he home fields the twe tend as Coach Brogden will dis- 2, 8 p. m. Bible class, YWCA (tirst Carrasquel, p 01 The unofficial standings pending of 10 1 Browns was out and the bases Ullrich, p _ 10 To Play With Phils doing almost as well. loaded, In the teams, cuss with the club the idea of Tuesday in month) Miss Maude ruling on protest: — 0 10 0-0 xxMyatt He allowed only three hits and no second led to three runs and the Ehe team one conference game instructor. Team Won Lost Pet. winning receives $3,' sponsoring Weber, runs the 5 11 27 15 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-(JP)— until ninth, when Hal winning margin. and the football sea- Totals__ 36 Danville _ 94 44 .681 runner-up 51,500. during the current Wednesday, September 11, 7:30- A crowd of xBatted for Ferrell in 8th. First Baseman Tony Lupien joined Peck’s triple and Irv Hall’s single 2,300 brought Raleigh ■manta received $3,000 for win- son, Bob Howard, president, an- 9:30, Art class, YWCA, Miss Raleigh.. 78 60 .565 xxRan for Ullrich in 9th. the Philadelphia Phillies at Pitts- scored the run which kept the home attendance for the year to nounces. Emma Lossen and Miss Dorothea Martinsville _ 69 67 .507 «2Mhej,ennanr. Score by innings: burgh today, less than 24 hours game from going into extra in- 82,500. _ COO 100 030—4 McDowell, instructors; September Chicago Burlington _ 67 70 .489 Washington _ 000 021 011—5 after he had been discharged by nings. 19, Dramatic Leaksville _ 66 70 .485 7:30-8:30, club. Errors: Kuhel, Baker. Runs batted in: the club officials announced In rowing the oars should be Just Winston-Salem_ 61 76 .445 Navy, Princess street USO, Miss Rena Dickshot 2, Torres, Carrasquel, Vaughn. COAST GUARDSMAN below the surface of the water, Kreevich. Two- here. KILLED director. Curtright, Clift, Appling, Durham .. 59 77 .434 Brown, never in base hits: Appling, Tresh, Ferrell, Tor- Lupien, who had played for the BUFFALO, Sept. 9.—(U.R)—Coa*s plunged deeply. Thursday, September 20, 1-2 p. Greensboro_ 53 83 .390 res, Clift, Kreevich. Stolen bases: Moses National League club before he Guard Lt. (J.G.) Fred Hardy of m. Public Affairs Luncheons, 2. Double plays: Case and Kuhel. Left on was inducted into the service last Charleviox, Mich., and an un- (Fourth Make bases: Chicago 8, Washington 8. Bases Reconditioned Pre-War YWCA, Tuesdays) identified woman on balls: off Carrasquel 3. Papish 3, Ull- Barrett 21st W i year, will take over the first base young were kill- reservations two days ahead by Gets n; rich 1. Strike outs: by Carrasquel 1, by post while Jimmy Wasdell will ed tonight when a privately-owned BICYCLES phoning 2-8895; 7:30-8:30, Sports Papish 4, by Grove 1. Hits: off: Papish Cards Down Giants Twice handle the center field spot airplane crashed into the Buffalo AVAILABLE AT class, Princess street USO; 8:30- 8 in 7 2-3 innings; off Grove 3 in 1 in- off 7 in 7 off vacated by the injured Vincent harbor. Officers at the Buffalo 930, Waltz class, Princess street ning; Carrasquel innings; Ullrich 2 in 2 innings. Winning pitcher; ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.—(ff)—Work- Dimaggio. Coast Guard station where Lt. PICKARDS USO; 5-6 p. m., Psychology of Ullrich. Losing pitcher: Grove. Umpires: ing with only two days rest, Dimaggio fractured a el- Hardy was serving identified his 209 Market St, Dial 2-3224 Course for Rue, Passarella and McGowan. Time: right Counseling. profes- Charlie “Red” Barrett won his bow in the body, 2:89. Attendance: 23,602. second game of a _• sional workers, teachers, mini- ■ 21st game of the season today as doubleheader with Cincinnati Fri- sters and social workers, 1st meet- l the St. Louis Cardinals defeated day and will be lost to the Phils ing Thursday, September 20, 4 Tribe Batters Yanks the New York Giants 3 to 2, in the remainder of the the YWCA season, p. m., small, tuition, college the second game of a double- club said. credit in connection with the Uni- To Win Doubleheader header. The Cards also won the of North versity Carolina; Friday, first game, 5 to 4. 7:30-8:30 NEW BOYS WANTED!! September 21, p. m., YORK, Sept. 9—(£>)—The Cardinals Add Three and “Personality Pose”, Princess largest crowd of the year, 71.152 TO street USO. New Players To Team DELIVER THE MORNING STAR (65,534 paid), watched the Cleve- Thirty-Six Killed When land Indians, with Bob Feller and T rains Leave Tracks ST. LOUIS, Sept. (A>>—Sam AND THE WILMINGTON NEWS Leaksville Wins Over Allie on the mound, Breadon, owner of the St. Louis Reynolds AT JUYJUY, Argentina, Sept. 9.— Cardinals, today announced the Greensboro 4-3 sweep a doubleheader from the Nine, (U.R)—Thirty-six persons were kill- purchase of Veteran Pitcher New York Yankees 10-3 and 4-3 ed and scores injured early today Charlie Rot who served this year GREENSBORO, Sept. 9. —>— within a when today to move half-game the transcontinental train as playing manager of the Car- WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH Leaksville, for a fighting playoff of the fourth place McCarthymen. from Buenos Aires to La Paz was dinals’ Columbus, O., farm. berth in the Carolina league, Rocco edged Jeff Heath and Mickey derailed and fell into a ravine Also purchased from Columbus PROFITABLE ROUTES NOW OPEN the Greensboro Patriots 4-3 here Tribe in the homered for the near the Bolivian border. was Art Lopatka, southpaw hurler and today. opener, while Rocco again, The accident occurred at 1:3C and switch hitter, who won 10 Doubles by hit round in a. m. pinch-hitter Lefty Les Fleming trippers when most of the passengers and lost 13 this season. Eugene Bustle and Bill and THE WILMINGTON STAR-NEWS Majervik sin- the nightcap. were asleep in their beraths. II Leon Crumling, 25 year old by Kivett and Pitcher Olie was feared COMPANY gles the death toll would catcher, was brought from the CIRCULATION GLENMORE DISTILLERIES Hancock brought three runs across The Hawaiian Islands are more mount much DEPARTMENT Incorporated higher since a num- Red Birds’ Rochester farm of the the platter in the 9th to give the than 2,000 miles from the American ber of ?HONE 2-3311 LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY persons were critically International League. All will re- Cubs the victory. mainland. injured. port immediately. -k--- I