and Edgar Smith, Chicago; Ruff- CARDINAL YET -> - Hoey Deplores Strikes, By Jack Sords AMERICAN PICKS ing and Russo, New York; Hudson, SPORTS /??y~ jrr m. Washington and Benton, . Defense Work Shutdowns Catchers: Dickey, New York; l.—W—For- loots ALL-STAR SQUAD Foxx, Cronin and Doerr, Boston; HENDERSON, July ZIVIC AND DAVIS Boudreau and Keltner, Cleveland; mer Governor Clyde R. Hoey, CM ft«. Powerful Team Selected For Appling, Chicago; Travis, Wail£ speaking at Henderson’s centennial YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ington and York, Detroit. .. _ celebration said any man New sMfc// Annual All-Star Game today, TONIGHT York 7-9; Boston 2-2. By : J. DiMaggio and TANGLE Detroit who tried to impede national de- 5; Chicago 1 Junior Circuit Keller, New York; Dom DiMaggio 1; 10- w»|hington * and Williams, fense to be put behind prison (). Boston; Cullenbine, ought Causes Of St. and Rain Postponement Cleveland 10; St. Louis 6; Louis, Heath, Cleveland. bars. (Night game). CHICAGO, July 1.—W)—A team The team will be managed by Grudge Fight; Ticket National He voiced disapproval of strike* League fashioned largely along power l^s Del Baker, Detroit pilot, who will Boston 6; New York 4. Sale Is Slow will be assisted Coaches on defense projects. Also, he said Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 4 represent the American league by Art Fletch- innings). er, New York, and Merv Shea. he was not discouraged about the St. in the ninth annual All-Star major Louis 11; Pittsburgh 7 Detroit. cost of national defense, and as* SID FEDER • (Only games league baseball game the By scheduled): against serted that America was more National next at _ leaguers Tuesday j{EW YORK, July 1.— ) Old Six thousand tons of are than worth to its what the STANDINGS: Brigg’s , Detroit. paper people Weather gave Fritzie Zivic or American used to an edition of would cost. 1 Alan League print Lon- defense ^ The 25 players selected to rep- xt xt Won Lost Bummy Davis—or both—a 24-hour New Pet. don’s telephone directory. York- 44 uoo resent the junior circuit, an- today. And, what with the Caliber of the S. coast reprieve Cleveland_ 43 TO S nounced today by President Will U. Army's about as fast as hot to tickets selling Harridge, include the two heaviest Russia is made up of eleven re- artillery guns ranges from three ■= on this sweltering after* — publics. 16 inches. toddiv Detroit _ 3« H -2T2 sluggers in all baseball. Ted Wil- Mike Jacobs didn’t roon. Promoter Philadelphia-33 38 :«8 W0 At Receftn.1 liams of the , and it either. 26 41 .388 MiSSgp A of mind ot.St Louislonf. pm Ato-Miffgft. the Cleveland In- -- 24 42 304 A late afternoon rain caused National AGAirtSflHg dians. Williams currently is lead- League |f FMiUigs, w to postpone until tomorrow i Won Lost Pet. ¥ AttouMe oaju/ o/vie ing all major league batsmen with Jacobs fcr.Of LouisT_„. 12-round non-title tussle ______4-S t*7d a .402 with Heath second the Brooklyn BlAleug. gMMgff average, night -47 04 -862 .375. the between the MU&Agg, ifig giRsr WAaJ at champion and the Cinmnnati 3(i 33 520 <0 FAcg Mi/K, Seff/Al& But they won’t be the only power welterweight Pittsburgh little character from 28 34 .452 A Sia161^ clouters on hand as the American cheerful Chicago 31 39 .443 W/AJS OR. Boston leaguers bid for a sixth victory Brooklyn. I ...—- 25 39 301 / Bus* ^ in this classic. the shift, it became possible Philadelphia- 20 49 .290 By Such batting stars as Joe Di- bouts un- t0 get the preliminary games TODAY: NEW Maggio, and Charley way tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. YORK, July 1.—(ip)—Probable der in Keller of New York, instead of an hour later the. Major leagues tomorrow lE.S.T.i. (non-lost records in parentheses): of Boston and Rudy York of De- would have been the case to- National ac League troit also will back up the fine This scheduled late start Philadelphia at Brooklyn — Blanton night. (o-4) or Beck pitching staff headed by Cleve- by the draft reg- (0-5) vs. Higbe (10-6). was necessitated New York at Boston (2)—Lohrman land’s brilliant , who today. (4.5) and istration Wittig (2-0) or Carpenter has won 16 games against four in (”■4) vs. Johnson (4-5) and Errickson defeats Both fighters reported grade (o-o). this year. at the to- Also ••A" condition weigh-in Cincinnati at Pittsburgh—Derringer 1117 <■ ready for service will be Davis, who scaled 150 only (7-9) vs. Butcher (6-6). toA IS MaViaIG- Jimmy Foxx of Boston, named to day (Only games was down to 148 for scheduled). the All-Star lineup for the ninth last Friday, American League Ais 8gs-r SfasdaJ close to time. the official weigh-in, right Boston at New York—Grove (5-2) vs. SiAce Ae JoiAcd absolute minimum agreed on Gomez (5-3). The American league squad: the Washington at ike caroiAaus Zivic had announced Philadelphia—Sundra Pitchers: Feller, Cleveland; Lee Authorized Bottler: .1 \V Jackson Beverage Co. for the fight. (6-3) or Chase (3-8) vs. McCrabb 149 150 (5-6). Okecoes mi 1-e would be between and Detroit at Chicago (night)—Newsom 1937 on the nose- (5-11) vs. Dietrich and it night (4-4). (Only games scheduled). 149 1-4. BEGINS DIXIE SPORTS 1 SEVERIN HUDDLE U>4 , „ WarMfk&, By ROMNEY WHEELER v6Tg(2AA/ aIATioMAU UFASJe PiTcMFP, COACHING DUTIES A RpTPNT FACTOR iaI TMe SUCCESS OF TMg ST i-OOl'S' CARDINALS -T^IS VFAR ATLANTA, July 1. — (£>) — Late ook we've it to Arrives In City to Supervise mail; When Furman plays Tennes- t how easy made Hurls 4 hay County-Wide School Phy- see next Sept. 20, it will be the first Robeson Juniors Defeat sical Ed Program time that Line Coach Bill Leffler, a Hit Ball to Beat Senators Here former Tennessee grid star, has ever Wilmington; Play Today 1.—(^>)— sat opposite the Vols’ bench. Duke PHILADELPHIA, July Paul Severin. new supervisor of — The Rookie Phil Marchildon LUMBERTON, July 1. with two hits each. Scoggins and university will draw higher prices Righthander General’s Mileage education for New Hanover American Legion junior baseball Auld, with a pair each, led the physical pitched his best game of the season on the road than at home. team of Lumberton defeated the schools, arrived in the city Top visitors. Long county tonight as the Athletics walloped price at Durham is $2.75 for Tennes- Wilmington team this afternoon 11 Score by innings: Monday night to take up his duties. Washington, 10 to 1, before 13,840 at to 0 to climb from the Southern R H E SAVE MONEY*BE PREPARED*BUY QUALITY see and North Alumni new director will be head coach Carolina. The division cellar. .. 000 000— 0 9 6 Shibe park, ile limited the Nationals Wilmington 000 must shell out $3 per copy for paste- of football and basketball at New All three Wilmington hurlers Lumberton .. 104 102 30x—11 9 1 to four hits after no-hit ball hurling nine one school and direct the boards at Pittsburgh and Georgia were wild giving up hits, Batteries for Wilmington: Collie, Hanover High for Tech. Marshal Edwards, Wake 7 1-3 innings. a homer by Odum and a by E. Johnson, Mayhan, and Watts, The its kind in town. physical education program in all only plan of Forest fullback who quit football for Marchildon issued four walks in Rowell, and issued 14 bases on Lumberton, Rowell and Johnson. county schools. the air service, didn’t quite make it. the first seven innings, but until Jim balls. A to Severin is a native of Natrone, Pa., new, easy, dignified way buy Top-Quality He's no\v with the North Caro- Bloodworth doubled off the right field Lefty Rowell shoved them across The Wilmington American Le- he was a star athlete for Har where the 8 but baseball team will the lina State Patrol. wall with one out in the eighth the for locals, allowing hits, gion play out income — and Brack High school, learning his root- the Rowell Generals, of prepare against O— Nats falied to connect safely Pinch- tightened in pinches. Selma lads here this afternoon at Bob Williams who ball under Coach and Odum the local attack 3:30 o’clock on field. The South will have to get along hitter Buddy Myer beat out an in- topped Legion on has sent players all over the country the future. Save money —while you ride the this fall without a personal how-I- field hit in the same inning, but a to star in After various colleges. did-it from Clark Shaughnessy, play prevented any scoring. — completing his education at Har Archies To New tires that will see you through no matter Stanford’s professor. Ill- Meanwhile the A’s led Sport Uniforms! Brack. Severin enrolled at the Uni- pigskin by Sammy ness of a brother in Chicago has Chapman, pounded three hurl- versity of North Carolina, starring enemy what happens. Come in —see for yourself. caused him to cancel plans for a ers for 16 hits, in addition to receiv- In Game With Colas in football, basketball, baseball and Friday Pepsi missionary tour in behalf of this fa- ing 10 bases on balls, to Mar- golf and winning an end post on the I give mous He was to have childon his sixth win of the season in their bright new To add color and liveliness to the ; Associated Press All-America for informaiton. Resplendent conducted a clinic at Birm- against four defeats. drove 1539 and 1940. Severin was the three-day Chapman uniforms, the soldier boys who play game arrangements have been made sponsored by Howard col- in five of the 10 runs with a homer, j fourth player coached by Williams ingham, baseball for pastime and who work to have the 54th Regiment Band, triple and a walk with the sacks to make All-America and the first lege. under the command of Lieut. DeLa- loaded. Dick Siebert also hit for the for your Uncle Sam most of the North Carolina player to make the —o— tour and the direction of Leader i Good You can look for circuit. week will meet the league leading coveted team for two years in a row. gracious: Jackson, present a concert before (NIGHT GAME) congress to investigate wrestling any Cola team at Legion Stadium in a statement issued last night WASHINGTON Ab R H O A Pepsi the game and during the intermis- now. Last week a the new coach expressed the desire day prominent Archie, 3b- 4 0 0 ft 1 in an Independence Day ball game, sion of play. The band made a most business man became Cramer, cf _ 3 ft 0 0 ft to meet with all boys who are inter- Dothan, (Ala.,) favorable impression in its initial Lewis, rf_ 3 110 1 on Friday afternoon at three o’clock. so that he chewed up his ested in athletics to get their views enraged Travis, ss_ 4 0 14 3 appearance here and many fans have match Most of the proceeds will go into and opinions. He asked that the play- own hat. And at the same Vernon, lb_ 3 0 ft 4 ft requested that they be brought back Early, c 4 ft 0 7 1 fund of Davis for er? be the and his an excited girl ripped a sleeve from the athletic Camp An effort is made to given publicity Case. If_ 3 0 ft 3 ft again. being it’s wistful name mentioned as little as possible. her dress. Perhaps Bloodworth, 2b_ 3 0 15 4 the purchase of needed equipment have a large motor convoy furnish- Gates usually ac- Sundra, p_ 1 0 0 0 0 Coach Severin will meet with T. T. thinking. Billy that is not furnished the boys. How- ed so that several hundred soldiers Carrasquel, p _ 0 ft ft 1 1 Hamilton. Jr., principal of New Han- curate drum-beater for the Universi- from camp may be present to cheer Myer. x- 10 10ft ever the uniforms for the out ad- players over High school and H. >f. Roland, ty of Mississippi, has put Masterson, p_ 0 ft 0 ft 0 their buddies on. A special price ar- are here and they will make a pleas- ."jperintende’nt of schoos, this week vance publicity listing last year’s rangement has been made for civil- TOTALS _ 29 1 4 24 11 in the to map out a plan for the 1941-42 scores (9 won, 2 lest) as "1941 foot- ing and snappy appearance ians and all will be admitted i—Batted for Carrasquel in Sth. soldiers program. ball results.” for fifteen cents. PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A next game. Urancato ss_ 5 13 14 Lieut. Wicker and his assistants

rf _ 4 0 2 1 0 Miles, have been whipping the club into McCoy, 2b ... 4 112 4 and the lads are look- Johnson, If _ 3 2 2 4 ft shape report Siebert, lb_ 4 3 3 10 1 ing better in each succeeding work- S. Chapman, cf_ 4 2 3 4 0 out. Jerry Nanowicz and Harold Hayes, c __ 2 113 0 called on to Suder, 3b _ 5 0 113 Chappelle are the boys 4 0 0 1 1 Marchildon, p_ stop the Cola lads and either Tay- TOTALS_ 35 10 16 27 13 lor or Krebs w'll do the backstop- BOTTLED Washington_ 000 000 001— 1 ping. The rest of the lineup may be Philadelphia _ 203 010 13x—10 revised and a complete lineup will GENERAL Errors: Archie, Suder. Euns batted be announced later. in: McCoy, S. Chapman 5. Braneato 2, Skeet James, of the Pep- Siebert 2, Vernon. Two base hits: Sie- bert, Bioonworth, Travis. Three base sis, will call on either Snag Allen, hits: S. Chapman. Home runs: S. Johnny Edens, or Lefty Britt Dun- Siebert. Stolen bases: Lewis. Chapman, attack the Sacrifices. Marchildon. Double plays: can to counter the of *f&m&wc€th Site Bloodworth, Travis and Vernon; McCoy, troopers from Davis and a lively me- 3cfi Braneato and Suder, Siebert; McCoy lee is anticipated. Jennings Edwards and Siebert. Left on bases: Washing- will catch. The ton 5: Philadelphia 12. Bases on balls: or big Pat Patterson LONGEST MILEAGE KNOWN SMOOTHEST RIDE OF ANY TIRE Off Sunn'ra 4; off Marchildon 4: off infield may be changed somewhat, 5; off Masterson 1. Struck Carrasquel if this is the case it will be to" out: By Carrasquel 3; by Marchildon but STOPS YOU’VE EVER RUNNING TREAD 1; by Masterson 1. Hits: Off Sundra make it stronger. QUICKEST HAD QUIETEST 7 in 2 innings (none out in 3rd); off Carrasquel 4 in 5: off Masterson 5 in 1. Losing : Sundra. Umpires: Mc- GREATEST BLOWOUT PROTECTION SMARTEST STYLING Gowan, Quinn and Grieve. Time: 2:12. Cleveland Holds to Early Attendance: 13,840. Lead to Defeat Browns Stanford U Golfers Lead PINT 1. — (A3) — The 100 ST. LOUIS, July Western Amateur Tourney took a big early 1.90 Qt. lead over the 'Browns tonight and COLORADO SPRINGS, July 1.— held it, although they were threat- UR—Five Stanford university golf- ened late in the game, to win a 10 ers, led by gangling Ray Brownell, to 6 decision and cut a half game off banged into the top rank of scorers the first place today in the first half of the 36- lead. hole qualifying trials for the 42nd NEVER HAS 90c Western Amateur Golf tournament. GENERAL full pimt However, par 70 for the Broad- DEFENSE BOND QUIZ crack be- moor course refused to GENERAL’S QUALITY of 63, smallest since the Government q«art fore the field Q. Could the war year of 1917. stop offering Defense Bonds, and $1.75 inch Brownell, six-foot, three raise all the money it needs COST SO LITTLE SIZE 6:00/16 • WITH YOUR OLD TIRE and runnerup for the alone? This sophomore through taxes Whiskey it champion- Excessive taxes al- 4 National Intercollegiate A. No. years old last week, set ship at Columbus ways lead to national ruin. the pace with 37-33—70. Q. By buying all the Defense senior, Gordon Hough, Stanford Bonds I can afford, and then tie at 71 with De- shot 35-36 for a some, do I do anything to keep (Bud) fending Champion Marvin taxes down? B. & N. Todd of Ward of Spokane, Harry A. Yes. If yon will do this, winner, and Dallas, 1939 western and influence your friends to do Oklahoma cham- John Stammer, this, you will produce a great TIRE COMPANY pion.———=== effect. The more money raised by borrowing, the less need be ^el Your raised bj taxation. It's rime To Kto Proof 520 NORTH 3rd STREET DIAL 736S PRIVATE STOCK TACKLE Note.—To purchase Defense FISHING Bonds and Stamps, go to the National Distillers Products Corp., •Hit— office or or RYE nearest post bank, — Straight Whiskey N. V. — * write for information to the ROAD SERVICE PICKARDS Treasurer of the United Stat#6, v? PI«I nt* 809 Market St. Washington. D. C.