The Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.). 1946-04-12 [P
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Edward Sachs’ Morning Watch Wildcats, Bulldogs Tangle At Durham I Man to Remember Motion Pictures Fishing Rig BROGDENS \M feu/ pahs had WILMINGTON BUCS LEXINGTON RACE HEAZD OF THE and y judy^GaS two'other AKZC/J PZO KSUSC the XsILSf ^ 't ADD FIVE PLAYERS BY bow big world is and LEADING! IGUE BEFOZE HE AZOV hbsah TAKEN SIRIUS t/*I/O nr colder and they aren’t THE MASTEZS- getting Th tl-Ot Utf ad very gettinganytrine Pirates wo First is depressing because if a girl like Judv Garland NHHS Trackmen Meet Ra- Sign *T Defeats Kentucky Derby and these other two cuties aren’t Two Infield- getting any} g what leigh, Durham In Meet Basemen, Eligible To Win Phoe- chance have the rest of us got? Sing At Tobacco City ers, Pitcher nix Handicap sports being our line we Five new started to count the various By GENE WARREN Pirates walked the LEXINGTON, Ky„ April 11.— (IP) contracts seen on the Silver Screen Star Sports Writer plank yesterday, signing —Sirius edged out Bull Play in the t with the in the and couldn^ukfnThehf help f?°vaVe thatb^een Wilmington entry stretch Thursday to win a length thinking they all are adoriferous. Coach Leon Brogden an- Tobbaco State league. victory in the eighty-fourth running a darn football nounced late last night that of ^ T ^ ^r°Wn’ The new Bucs include: the $5.000-added Phoenix handi- JAlatS11 the the Durham-Wilmington base- Weismuller, California fish, Sherril Strickland, an infielder. cap, feature race of Keeneland'a pai'elSammy aSSS Baugh, ^hwlethe ball game scheduled for this and Washington to name three on Busi- opening day card. Redskin, afternoon may not be played be- Commenting Strickland, ®nd actors 1 ness Bert Kite “He Letmenow finished third behind have yet to see—unless cause of heavy rains in Dur- Manager said, tlilreTh^Ppec;tIff!nSPlredthe Three -BUT 175 and stands 5.11. Bull Play and was trailed a it is btooges. ham yesterday afternoon. He weighs pounds poor fourth and fifth said that he would leave early HERMAN REISER, He has just been released from the by the highly re- garded to find out if the FEWEST OF navy after 23 months in service. Calumet Entry of Good Uh’ kctcha,” and this morning THE GOLF STAES, “They went thataway,” scheduled. The He is a native of North Carolina Blood and In Earnest, respectively. to be the contest is still WAS KWOWH (AHO EESPECTEDj geems of the and us a bit as In extent trio’s historionic art while track meet involving Wilming- BY THE OTHER PEES LOH& should help quite Earnest was the only eligible the action scene will he has a arm and is still for the in they were all as lifelike as the pictures ton, Raleigh and Durham BEFORE HOW— great Kentucky Derby in the six- of on (23) to have a lot of race for on the boxes Smith Brothers cough drops. go as scheduled. young enough furlong three-year-olda spirit.” and upward. Pellicle and High Still tied with rhe Rocky Mount Holland McKeithern, Wilming- Shine, both Derby were We have often thought that eliglbles, Hollywood is missing a great bet by Blackbirds for the Eastern A Con- ton Kite “Holland scratched. Bobo the pitcher. again, not signing Newsome, pitcher who once was in with and about employed ference baseball leadership will be used as a pitcher by the Sirius broke out front but fell Wilmington every other town over 2,000 in these of states three triumphs in three starts, the Pirates but he is one of the best behind the free a^d bobby soxes. Bobo missed his Bull Play at the quarter- calling when he passedF up^ New Hanover High school Wildcats section of the the theater for the spiked shoe. utility men in this mile post. Sirius and Letmenow to add Durham High will attempt country. After he broke his leg locked in a neck-and-neck duel for Bobo in action is to their list of defeated opponents several back he worked out better than Gipsy Rose Lee. His sad shak- years second, with Letmenow showing an of the Newsom head at Durham today. a and did a job.” ing when an umpire misses a strike, the de- as catcher good edge briefly, until the thorough- dejected is is a of New pressed, slump of the Newsom shoulders when he is Coach Leon Brogden expected McKeithern graduate breds turned into the stretch. a not of school and batted-out-of-the box, too infrequent happening the few to take a large squad players Hanover High pitched Bull leer past Play enjoyed a two-length that of triumph when he strikes a on his second road trip, leaving at the of North Caro- years, out batter are for University lead at one a true time, but Sirius start- marks of Thespian—or do I mean Thalian? 9:00 o’clock in the morning for the lina nine for three years. He Appalachian State College co- ed moving up a quarter-mile from to start at 3:30 p. 210 and stands two inches shows new spring style for contest, slated MJO WH'T nHOEP-SELL HEPMAP U/HE/1 weighs ed, the finish Tilaen was another of trout season this and won going away Bill who should have been in m. He TAKES A PASS AT THE OP£H /H over six leet. opening dipped grease- from the tar and feathers. His brow month in western North Caro- field. paint—or was made for long bitter The New Hanover track team CLEdELAKO THIS JUtJE THAT W. S. McKeithern, infielder, A icowls and we have seen the most lina. She got the brooks and The time was 1:11 lineman, usually hardened of meets Raleigh and Durham iri a CAHYePBUPV COUPSE IS brother of Holland, McKeithern winning 4-5, men, shrink beneath his glare. Then there was the rainbows hanging from her for the great one, J. the baseball EXACT/CALLS /H HIS BACKSAPO! to local fans good sloppy condition of the meet proceeding needs no introduction belt out of a creek the Hanna Dean, professional hick who parlayed a good arm in the Keeneland oval. A rain right The meet is scheduled seen him for the heavy into a game. track who have play Rock and a lot of guts good thing. Boone-Blowing vicinity., soaked the track for three hours to start at 2:30. Pirates during their semi-pro days. before starting time and fell In a will face a team that W. S. is a right-hander batter and Babe Ruth, Frank Kovacs, Leo Durocher, Dazzy and The ‘Cats drizzle Vance, at short- throughout the day. Bronko Nagurski are others who could have done well behind has won one locp game and also will probably be tried out Hughson Shows Form Sirius, five-year-old son of Dia- By the way don’t about Garland and her lost one. Durham outhit Goldsboro stop, second and third. lights. worry two U.S. Watch Heavens and 19 but W'ere Diplomats , volo-Starry owned by friends. They get fixed up before the last scene, to take a 21 to victory, Elwood Clark, first baseman. As Boston Teams Ti Mrs. V. E. Smith, paid his backers • • outclassed Mount, 12 to by Rocky “Clark is a very promising player. to win Shorts: Frank Manor is $6.40 and $a to place. Bull Sports wearing a satisfied grin these 1 last Tuesday. He comes here after years of HARTFORD, Conn., April 11- days Baseball Row fou,p Play paid $5.20 to place. There now that his son is a first-string ballplayer at Davidson Manor, This record does not Pasquel ball and semi-pro play in Bulldog college (U.R)—The Boston Braves and Re- I was no show is the Wildcats’ catcher ... He was also a member of betting. Jr. starting the :ome close in to the Kite said. “He Is also comparison BUS HAM to their California,” T -- Davidson basketball team Tom Vernon has been of- By ized, “help develop youth Sox battled to a 3 to 3 tie toda; appointed local’s. upset a Brogden’s charges April 11—<£>)—A in baseball.” pitcher.” a called after ficial scorer of the Sampson county Blues of the Tobacco State league WASHINGTON, in game eight ani i the loop’s pre-season favorites, state official said He such as first baseman and Beaver Barwick is a director of the club Fred (Rip) Ryan, department mentioned players Roy Lamb, a half innings to permit the team s Wilson, 6 to 4, after the Cyclones Pirate standby, N. C. State Linksmen for the Tar won’t see action for a week Thursday that the government Outfielder Bruce Campbell and pitcher. Another to catch a train. starting shortstop Heels, blasted 20 to 0. had Goldsboro, “wishes baseball would some Pitcher Pete Lamb is noted as a power hitter. It seems that Rip caught the measles Poor Bunn ... If it isn’t show Appleton, Washington Cecil Then fell before NHHS by (Tex) Hughson of the Re- i Begin Play April 19 one darn Raleigh indication of a desire to clean up” veterans made free After out with Birmingham thing its another. recently trying Sox turned in a five -. narrow of 5 to and inning stin t a margin 2, with the Mexican he was released to Green- differences agents. this year that was well-nigh C. Goldsboro was brushed aside, 10 re- flawless, pitch RALEIGH, April 11—{IP)—N.