Whiteville Refuses ‘Winner Take AIV Encounter [flattered Graziano TKO’s Zale Wilmington Team Appeals 1 In Sixth Round Of Chicago Bout STANDINGS To National Headquaters TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE By SID FEDER for some reason, that ‘‘a clean Columbus County Team Begins Series With — STADIUM, July 1C. fight is most important to you, Team Won Lost Fct. Games CHICAGO0 Rock-a-bye Rocky Graziano, Rocky, because this commission is WARD Behind Dunn American Sanford_ 55 20 733 — Legion Entry For South- l-^ueh kid off lower Manhat- a member of the National Boxing STRANAHAN, Lumberton _ 4ii 32 .573 12 ti!f, corners — the kid they Association and we ,*eet any suspension WILMINGTON_ 42 35 545 14 ern First In enough to take hand out stands all over Clinton 38 £B Crown; Game Called Eighth ,a”/wasn’t game the Unit- SURVIVE OPENERS --- .500 17 1-2 Dunn-Erwin _ 38 39 »aI". lrlj 0f punishment Tony Zale ed States.” By the time the count .464 18 thS Warsaw _ 37 39 487 18 1-2 won the World Mid- reached three Tony was already BY GENE WARREN Hed out Selma-Smithfield _ 29 47 X02 26 1-2 on the to his championship tonight by way feet, badly hurt, Pair Eke Out Victories Red Springs _ 22 54 289 33 1-2 Star Sports Writer height but still ready to go until he Today’s Gamoa “We are the of the d°ing exhibition couldn’t more. In Western Sanford at WIILMLNGTON. champions Eastern half of the South- ^fierce a flailing go any Amateur; brawling that But referee Johnny Behr, coach Clinton at Red Springs. ern league by official rules. Certainly Wilmington would 1 Mood-and-thunder Lumberton at Dunn-Erwin. o* of 18.547 more than of the American team in Brothers Clash us them a “tiie crowd Olympic Selma-Smithfield at Warsaw. enjoy seeing play three-game series for the crown. most of the way. 1936 wouldn’t let him. He stepped But should we? We would ffi hysterical BY SKIPPER PATRICK Yesterday’s Results why have everything to lose and kid came on to stop in and it at 2:10 of the All games rained ou.. h rock-a-bye stopped to said in the sixth DES MOINES, July 16—(JP)—De- nothing gain,” H. M. Leaman, Whiteville America* magnificent Tony sixth. He may have been right AMERICAN LEAGUE arena af- fending champion Frankie Strana- What Wilmington is kicking m this sweltering and he may have been wrong to fl'■“Lrf medalist Marvin (Bud) W L Pet. Games about is tile slow manner in all of Zale’s Sunday write it off the first time han and which absorbing Tony Behind WILDCATS SLATE district still for Ward survived the opening round 10, moguls have handled the himself, and asking was on the deck, because the ex- New York_ 56 26 683 ,s0 of Red Springs issue. the first four heats, match play in the Western Detroit -4C 35 .546 11 1-2 LOOKING FOR ANOTHER They say they e through sieel mill hand from Cary, Indi- — Boston protested the first once in the Amateur Golf tournament today, _ 42 37 532 12 1-2 game played f. been floored ana, had come off the floor in their left had been but not until they had received Philadelphia _ 40 42 488 16 _ and his eye a to make it an old bulldozer rip-snorter year ago Cleveland _ 36 38 486 16 Anybody got LOCALS MEET but sincere that the cham- and his right all come back from warning Chicago 37 45 451 18 1-2 not using next year? Lhed open —had, in fact, they’re The Wilmington American Le- * en- road is to be _ 43 as as a sealea to pionship going rocky- Washington 35 .449 18 1-2 If so, contact tbe New Han- 10 tight the very edge of dreamland gion is re- St- _ squad requested to the third and all the way. Louis 28 50 .359 26 through score his spectacular knockout. over High Wildcats grid head- to aa;ope Games port 13th and Ann field for Stranahan, the muscular shot- Today’s quarters pronto. hav- But Behr had the full say in there New York at Cleveland Chandler Already an this to (2) important meeting to come. He was maker from Toledo, O., had go scheduled 10 football par- he started —and Behr said no. And there (9-4) and Johnson (4-2) and Embree ing morning at 10 o’clock, it was f,Then twenty-two holes for a 1-up vic- (4-7) vs Gromek for Wildcat coach the range and his terrific so hiding the fact that Tony was (2-1). ties 1947, learned ,!nd over Milton Boston at Chicago (2) Dobson (9-5) yesterday. were right on the tar- and hurt badly. tory slip (Mickey) Leon Brogden is on the look- “"bombs hurt, and Dorish (5-8) vs Gillespie (5-4) and r Beal, Clinton, la. out for another to fill in an Tony weakened notably, It was a flash finish to Lopat (7-7). with the Robeson on sudden, CARDINAL BACKSTOP DEL RICE makes a beautiful stab at aggregation of Wash., two- — October 17 date. the last part of the fifth a was billed as the Ward, Spokane, Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) open 11 because ‘'rough fight that the flying Johnny Wyrostek of Philadelphia at the plate, but un- July of two ineligible Zale with murderous time National and Western Ama- Fowler (5-7) vs Sanford (3-5). The Wildcats added .tagged fight of the year and lived up to he missed the ball, which can be se n between have Red Springs players and nothing * and low in the fortunately scooting Washington at Detroit (2) Hudson both hands that drew bond. teur titlist amateur of and the Phillies won first three opponents this season, was done until Jf from its billing like a government his legs. ‘Wyrostek scored, course, the (5-6) and Haefner (3-8) vs Trucks (6-6) July 14. During from the recent U. S. Open, sweated out a a from St. and Za ‘'ooohs” steaming Ever since they’d fought a year game of double header Louis, 4-2. The Redblrds evened and Benton (5-5). two strong Virginia outfits this lapse Wilmington whipped Red the early part 2 and 1 decision over husky David the count in a 10-inning nightcap, 3-2. Wadesboro which won “ctators. Through ago, and had the customers prac- Yesterday’s Results High, Springs six times. Then when he took Dixon of New Orleans. New York 8; Cleveland 2. the Eastern A news the sixth complete standing on their ears, this Class champion- did come of the protested " tically St. Louis 5-1; Philadelphia 4-4- all but tore Tony apart be “it” and it Beal and Dixon made the quali- ship last year. Maury High of affair, league officials, who are Lge and one was going to Boston 7; Chicago 2. from rope to rope, class in a Norfolk and He drove him was. fying playoff yesterday Detroit 9-1; Washington 8-10. Petersburg High supposed to know the rules, said to corner, as Zale, as with four others who posted 36- Bucs Get Rained are the two newly-slated the would be ,rnm corner The customers knew that these Out; NATIONAL protested game given LEAGUE they ever come tried to roof hole totals of 161. teams from the Cavalier state. to Wilmington. These men had gair.e as two specialists in caving the as he did a year a Behind overlooked the caluse back, just in to fool with any Beal, frail, 6-foot, 3-inch, sandy The schedule: stating, “'a Li weren’t going Brooklyn 49 34 .590 — pier-six lad who served 33 months — team an „ in their sensational haired Does Else Boston 12 Wadesboro in using ineligible player 15-round-to-a-decision panty-waist So 46 36 563 2 1-2 Sept. this return Everyone will in the as a _ be from the brawl that produced stuff. Neither is built that way. south Pacific captain New York 43 36 .559 3 1-2 Wilmington. dropped league St. Louis “natural.” in Uncle Sam’s forces, -43 39 .524 5 1-2 — and none of their games bLit as a So the customers responded with fighting Sept. 19 Maury High in counted, make Somebody’s Wilmington Cincinnati _ 41 42 .494 8 wouldn’t let him it, outstroked Stranahan in the first Norfolk. victories cr defeats.” Rocky cash on the barrel head. They Piratesj Chicago 37 45 .451 n 1-2 absorbing a chance to show their finally, after nine and led at the turn. didn’t get 26 — S. C. Wilmington’s Coach Tom Davis however, made the cash registers jingle to 2-up THOMSON SPARKS Philadelphia _ C6 47 .454 13 Sept. Charleston, “1 than any normal body off his best baseball wares in Clinton last in and business manager Bunny more such a merry tune that they not Playing slightly Yesterday’s Results Wilmington. had to fall. He Hines believe their were Tony Stranahan failed to nar- Boston 3; St. Louis 0. — boys giv- could Ttand, wrote a new all-time indoor form, night, thundershowers checking Oct. 3 Rocky Mount in the center rope, half only Brooklyn 10; Pittsburgh 6. en a rotten deal. Had action been collapsed over record of into the row the gap until the seventeenth, 6 TO 3 GIANT WIN Wilmington. the gate $415,126.56 play right before gametime. New York 6; Chicago 3. taken half out of ring. than and on that stretch needed a bit promptly, those games with more Cincinnati 1. — ?Vnd cor- books but actually The same in Philadelphia 4; Oct. 10 Raleigh in Raleigh. started for a neutral of to the match. Both situation prevailed Whiteville may not have loss- "Rocky the old mark of $201,485 luck stay in NEW 16. — Bob Today's Gaines jjeen been instruct- doubled YORK, July UP)— Oct. 24 — Goldsboro in Golds- es but iust as both had had bad tee shots, Strana- other Tobacco State League cities Chicago at New York (21—Erickson victories, explain the duo. chalked up by -Jim Maloney and boys Thomson, rookie outfield star of by state athletic (2-3) and Passeau vs M. boro. Whiteville, on the other is lothis morning 1927 Madi- han’s drive sailing over the short, where games were scheduled. York in four (0-3) Cooper hand, Jack Delaney back in in the New Giants, drove and chairman Sheldon (6-9) Iott (1-3). Oct. 31 — Wilson in Wilson. not tossing a which commission New York. 115-yard, par-three. 17th green, was rained out at Dunn- runs on a homer and double championship Graziano, son Square Garden, Sanford today St. Louis at Boston (night)—Brecheen landed in had warned — its out the window. who and Beal his ball into a vs Nov 7 Durham in Wil- lap c;artc knocking Erwin, Warsaw at Red Springs, to spark the Giants to a 6-3 victory (10-4) Barrett (6-6). at Spokesmen there say after they shallow sand trap. over the Chicago Cubs. Pittsburgh Brooklyn—Sewell (3-4) mington. and Selma-Smithfield ai Lumber- vs King (1-2). had beaten Wilmington on Mon- Stranahan, using an eight iron Thomson parked his 15th four- Nov 14 — Fayetteville in ton. (Only games scheduled). day, Coach Earl Brinkley offered and hitting from a deeply slanted bagger deep into the leftfield seats Wilmington. 8-2, to Davismen an earlier There will be no await- play Yanks Bash Tribe, bank, half-topped his ball which easy job with one on in the fourth inning Nov. 21 — Petersburg, Va., the4 the Bucs in Stadium postponed 11-inning contest on bounced onto the green and struck ing Legion and then highlighted a four run KENTUCKY SPORTS HIT in Wilmington. Tuesday. Davis declined the of- the pin, stopping three-feet from tonight, when they collide with eighth inning rally by smashing a Win the Sanford Spinners at 7:45 in a FOR NON-AMATEURISM fer, saying Wilmington was meet- 17th Straight the cup. He sank his putt for a bases loaded double. for single game. Who knows, Lefty ing Laurinburg the next day at par. CHICAGO AB R II O A Louis Cheshire even FRANKFORT, Ky., July 16. — NET Wilmington. Whiteville wanted The Apparently rattled because his may pitch. Lowery, 3b 2 110 3 NATS LOSS, July Picked for the All-Star team to 5 0 2 3 0 (IP)— The University of Kentucky, this game on Tuesday because it CLEVELAND, had failed to remove the op- Pafko, cf defeated Cleve- caddy 1 10 1 whose not York Yankees SOX MAUL pose the leagu-leaders in San- Waitkus, lb 5 0 basketball team ranks with would only get the series with RED on shot, Beal for pin Stranahan’s If -- 4 0 12 0 the 8 to 2 tonight ford on Cavarretta, nation’s best and whose foot- WIN ON 19 RUNS Wilmington straight, but would de- s Indians July 21. Cheshire has been ^ a his _ 4 0 110 victory, just elected putter for sand trap Scheffing, c ball are aimed at cide the straight - poison to the all 0 plans bowl-game champion. Wilmington, 17tn was Spinners year. Hack, xxx _ 1 0 0 0 League shot. His attempted rollout bids, has been advised to Whiteville hort 0f the American PALE 7 2 He’s one of the few hurlers, if not Johnson, 2b 4 114 2 coldly says, evaded it because Chi- HOSE, short and he needed two tries to its DETROIT, July 16. —(£>)— The 1906 rf _ 2 0 0 0 0 put sports program on an ama- the game had no di- e tablished in by the only one, who has won more Nicholson, Laurinburg on the surface. 1110 0 Washington Senators jumped on ecoS Yorkers battered get putting than he Sturgeon, x teur standing. rect bearing on the championship The New has lost to Sanford. runs : 16— Wil- the ss _ 4 0 14 6 Hal Newhouser for five for H CHICAGO, July {&)—Ted Stranahan outdrove his foe to Mertillo, In an almost heartless report to today and, with the series with Dunn hurlers After a _ 2 0 0 0 2 'oar Indian teamed with Denny Gale- 18th and sank a 10-footer for playing sizzling game on Borowy, p Gov. in the first two innings, but the who washlts; re- liams up green 0 0 0 0 1 Simeon Willis, Griffenhagen starting Wednesday, no club but Wenstoff, extremely wet Chipman p came back to save Charley to earn the Boston Red Sox a birdie his hole of grounds against & Detroit Tigers Drews in the sixth house 3, only sub-par McCullough xx 1 0 0 0 0 Associates, independent Chicago the local aggregation could possi- ieved by Karl Chicago Clinton in their last game, the the game 9 to 8 with a four-run tneir two a 7-2 victory over the the long match, while Beal, spray- fault-finders in public administra- bly participate. Indians scored Bucs to 9 24 16 that enabled vhen the to- seemed have snapped out TOTALS _ 35 3 tion eighth inning rally the victory, White Sox before 6,213 persons ing his shots all over the 6,426 and finance, declared athletics PLAY TIE was credited with of their recent loss That x—Singled for Nicholson in 9th. them to a doubleheader. ■uni, club two complex. at “as in other universi- split 16. — season. day. yard Wakonda course, xx—Filed out for Chipman in 9th. Kentucky, WHITEVILLE, July jj- second ot the frame of mind caused them to lose Washington took the nightcap 10 to Cleveland three hits. His 16th putted the green for a 4. xxx—Grounded out for Scheffing in 9th. ties, has become professionalized, The Whitevllle-Dunn American Gettel started for Williams got 12 to 15 encounters before 1 back of Marino Pieretti’s five- A1 the from they AB R H O A though it is still considered ama- thiss afternoon fourth loss. He home run and two singles, driving Turning on pressure NEW YORK Legion game suffered his snapped out their delemas to cut 4 hit ind H his Blattner 2b _ 3 2 10 teur.” pitching. was called off at the end of mound by Ed in three runs to pace Boston’s that point, Stranahan played short cas followed to the Severn Wright’s successful Rigney ss 3 114 3 because Les wood shots well and Beal had to “Educationally and in terms of (FIRST GAME) eight innings of play of Lemon and hit attack. run as te Thomson cf_ 3 2 2 1 0 Ciieman, Bob to six-game new Clinton the ultimate welfare of the univer- rain with the score was an make remarkable recoveries Marshall rf 4 0 0 4 0 standing, fillis. Galehouse’s contribution manager. it would be better if football WASHINGTON AB R H O A 0-0. match. lb _ 3 0 2 10 1 sity, in keep in the Mize, 3b 5 1111 three runs hit blanking of new 2 Yost, The Yankees scored eight performance the end of nine Speaking managers, Jim Cooper, c _ 4 0 0 2 and basketball were just sports 5 0 3 1 0 Whiteville’s ace pitcher, Cole ninth in- Ward, 1-up at Lewis, rf Sox until the _ frame on Tommy the White Staton has his headaches Gordon, If 3 0 14 0 for the fun of rather 5 12 10 had allowed one- n the opening holes after leading 3 up at the certainly played playing McBride, If Jacobs, only sea- Chicago Lohrke, 3b _ 3 0 113 10th hoir -r of the ning. Then three straight to begin. The squad ranks havo than for the fun of spectators,” the Vernon, lb 5 118 0 hlte in the eight frames. [endrich’s to _ 3 1111 Tucker’s fly- seventh, had play sub-par golf Kennedy, p 3b 3 2 12 4 JoeDiMaggio, hits Thurman been thinned out so many in- stated. Priddy, last on and a triple by plus win his match with Dixon on by Trinkle, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 report 5 14 3 0 Legion official, night. the thtra two runs. to Spence, cf run in both accounted for juries that both Lamb and _ 0 0 0 0 0 “From an educational “Roland Greenville dis- dded another a halve 3. Roy Beggs, p standpoint, ss 4 112 5 Farley, A the 17th green with Christman, chalked up AB R H O have football and basketball are no more 0 0 0 0 0 trist us the ad sixth innings and BOSTON fine be- Johnny Edens may to miss x—Travis_ commissioner, gave 0 Dixon several _ 29 6 9 27 14 ou Dente 3b 5 110 pulled putts some of their TOTALS the of 0 0 0 0 0 to more in the final inning regular pitching necessary for welfare high- xx—Case go-ahead signal play Dunn, toee 4 2 4 fore out. He sank a 25- 3 116 0 double. Pesky ss J dropping turns. both in the CHICAGO 000 000 003—3 er education than are horse racing, Evans, c of Western half. hree singles and a 5 0 7 2 ® They’re playing 1 0 0 0 0 champions the Moses, rf footer on the ninth to win that hole NEW YORK 000 200 04x—6 xxx—Robertson r 4 1 3 * ® outfield, replacing, at rodeos and bull fighting for the 0 That alone means the pioper au- ;EW YORK Williams, If 13th with a 12-footer. temporarily Masterson, p- 4 0 0 0 4 1 ® 3 3 and took the of .timwei&s, 2b Doerr, 2b least, the injured Andy Poklemba Errors—Rigney 2, Merullo. Runs bat-1 welfare of the college agricdl- Ferrick p 0 0 0 0 0 thorities recognize us as Eastern 4 Jack Donohue of Sioux City, [enrich, rf DiMaggio, cf \ ? I and Hargrove Davis. However, ted in—Thomson 4, Mize 2, McCullough,! ture. Wynn p 1 0 0 0 0 winners.” jndell H former Eastern Intercollegiate Pafko. Two base hits—Pafko, Thomson. “The and * ® both of these should reenter the university of Kentucky This is the view taken by White- cf- c 4 ® Uni- Home run—Thomson. Sacrifice—Rigney. TOTALS _61 8 14 24 10 HMaggio, Tebbetts, ? at Georgetown soon as 2 0 0 0 2 champion soon. — other state universities, as ville in the red-hot over — lineup Double plays Lowery, Johnson and walked for Christman in 9th. argument IcQuinn, lb Galehouse, p eliminated the veteran x—Travis versity, Merullo and Waitkus should return intercollegi- ran for Travis in 9th. who “should” be Eastern mon- l J< Johnny Muskovitch, crack Waitkus; Waitkus, j possible, XX—Case 7 11 27 11 Cochran of St. Louis 1 up. and out for Evans in terra, TOTALS _38 Bob center fielder Blattner, Rigney Mize; Borowy, | ate athletics to its amateur stand- xx—Robertson struck arch. AB R H O A 3 on who broke his col- Merullo and Merullo Llzzul CHICAGO Donohue won with a birdie Waitkus; Johnson, 9th. the Colum- 4 0 0 ® larbone at the and Waitkus. Left on ing.” Yesterday morning “ Baker, Cb a 72 beginning of the bases—Chicago 11; J the 18th and finished with bus club was asked to d 0 0 0 0 Appling, as-4 ® 2 2 year, is supposed to report back New York 3. Bases on balls—Kennedy DETROIT AB R H O A County play i ® 2 i o o o 4 1 11J medal score. Trinkle 2. Hits—off ss _-— 5 2 2 1 for the second time in !£■ Wright, rf for duty on July 22. Mus- 4; 1; Borowy Borowy Lake, Wilmington 4 1 1 10 0 a sec- Freddy 8 in 7 out in lb _ 3 4 3 6 2 lb _ The sent him into innings (none 8th); Chip- Cullenbine, a all” series. White- York, victory umeci will be back at "winner take If 4 0 1 4 ® shortstop man 1 in 11; Kennedy 8 in 8 2-3; Trinkle DEFEAT Wakefield, If _ 4 13 3 0 OTALS --- Philley, with his PHILS ond round match brother, 0 ville promptly refused, and Bunny 4 0 1 * ® in the next couple of Then 1 in 0; Beggs 0 in 1-3. Hit by pitcher-— Evers, cf _ 0 0 0 0 1LIVELAKD Tucker, cf Glenn Cooper days. 2 who stopped _ 4 0 Hines of his Kolloway 2b 4 0 2 2 Phil, some will be in by Borowy (Thomson); by Kennedy Kell, 3b 111 Wilmington appealed letkovich, cf- 3 1 1 in 19 squad-cutting 4 0 0 4 0 c 3 0 0 of Marsh ailtown, la., up (Borowy). Wild pitch—Kennedy. Balk— Mullin, rf case to the State American Le- If —.- Dickey •order. Who? Fill in blanks -1 litchell, the — 4 2 0 0 2 0 ® ® * Borowy. Winning pitcher Kennedy. REDLEGS, Cramer, cf _ 3 0 L. Cudduth of Gas- lobinson, lb-— Buffing p holes. yourself. gion head, A. 0 0 3 If _ 0 10 0 0 p 0 0 Losing pitcher—Borowy. Outlaw, ioudreau, ss Harrist, 3 tonia. Gudduth in turn called Na- 1 0 0 ® ® Mayo, 2to _ 3 114 idwards, rf_ Hodgin, z PHILADELPHIA, July 16—OP)— tional 0 1 c _ 3 0 0 7 0 Headquarters at Indianapo- Maltzberger, p 0 0 0 Swift, Gordon, 3b _ held the Emil (Ductch) Leonard Newhouser, p_ 0 0 0 0 1 lis, Indiana, stated the case to of- 3b --- Leltner, 34 2 8 27 10 Cincinnati to three hits here Houtteman, p_ 2 0 0 0 0 TOTALS _ SPAHN CHECKS Reds ficials and is their legan, __ there, awaiting Pulls z—Wertz _ 1 0 0 0 0 Harrist in broke a z—Filed out for Brooklyn tonight as the Phillies decision on the affair. lettel, p_- 8th._ Rally, complex Gorsica, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 Ulema n, p_ 202 001 020—7 - first-inning 1-1 tie with a run in BOSTON Hutchinson p _ 10 0 10 z- 3 0 in toby, CHICAGO 000 000 002—2 CARDINALS, the fourth and two more the emon, p__ __ TOTALS _ 33 9 12 27 9 — Socks Pirates 10-6 to defeat Johnny Vander- MINORS MAY REACH Runs batted in Wil- stventh 'eck, zz_ Error—Appling. By in z—Wertz struck out lor Houtteman zzz Doerr. Tebbetts, Jones, Philley, 16— Meer 4-1 and give Philadelphia’s eerey, ______liams 3. BOSTON, July WP)—Warren 7th. — ATTENDANCE Two base hits DiMaggio, his 10th win RECORD Hllig, p ______Tucker. ran his streak of scoreless — — veteran moundsman — BROOKLYN, July 16. (JP) York. Home run Spahn WASHINGTON 320 020 001—fc ockman, zzzz_ Moses, Appling, to 25 here tonight from of the season. Sacrifices—Galehouse 2; Di- innings pitched Coming behind with a six-run A’s Grab Nightcap DETROIT 002 020 14x—9 16. Williams. Cardi- CINCINNATI AB R H O A COLUMBUS, O., July -(/Pi- 33 2 6 37 14 Double Doerr and as he blanked the St. Louis rally in the sixth the OTALS __ Maggio. plays—Pesky, inning, rf--— 4 12 0 0 Minor baseball is headed Chicago Baumholtz, Errors—Mullin, Cullenbine. Runs bat- league -Singled for Klieman in 6th. Jones. Left on bases—Boston 8: nals 3-0 on five hits while the Bos- defeated the After Loss To Browns 4 0 0 6 2 1. Brooklyn Dodgers Zientara, 2b ted Yost. for a new attendance record well re- on balls—Ruffing 2. Harrist in—Vernon, Priddy, Spence, z-Went to bat for Lemon in 7th. 5. Bases ton Braves touched Murry Dick- 10-6 to Hatton Sb- 4 0 0 1 2 Maltzberger 1. Pittsburgh Pirates, tonight Lewis, Christman 2. Wynn, Wakefield 5, in excess spec- laced by on of Struck out—Ruffing 2, — 0 5 0 of 35,000,000 paying Seerey change pitch- for 11. retain ST. 16 m—After Young, lb 3 0 2. H. 8 in 7 inning:: Harrist son and Ken Burkhart their two and a half game LOUIS, July Kell, Lake Two base hits—Wakefield, in 52 Hits off—Ruffing _ 3 0 0 2 0 tators as 388 teams a Haas, cf Cullenbine. Three base perform y—Hit 1 Maltzberger 1 in 1 in- AB R H O lead in the National League losing the first game of twi-night Vernon, Priddy, into forceout for Peck in 7th. 2 in inning, ST. LOUIS A pen- Galan, If 3 0 12 0 leagues this year, a survey by the Umpires doubleheader 5-4 on two succes- hits—Yost. Home runs Christman, Wake- zzz—Struck out for Willis in 9th. ning. Losing pitcher—Ruffing. Schoendienst, 2b 4 0 113 nant race. Hank Behrman, return- ss 3 0 0 1 3 Time 1:56. Miller, field. Stolen bases—Cullenbine, Evers. National Association of Profession- Grieve, Jones and McGowan. 4 0 2 3 0 11th the 3 0 0 7 2 EW Dusak, cf ed by the Pirates to Brooklyn last sive inning home runs, Lamanno, c Sacrifices—Swift. Double YORK 201 001 003—8 — plays—Priddy al Baseball leagues disclosed today. Attendance actual 6.213. rf 3 0 18 1 Vander 2 0 0 0 2 "LEVELAND 000 002 000—2 Musial, month after from Athletics took the Meer, p- to Christman to Vernon; (2) Lake to 3 0 0 2 1 being purchased Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 M. Trautman, association 3b- x_-_ 1 — George Kurowski, the from the Louis Lukon, Mayo to Cullenbine. Left on bases Hung If 4 0 0 1 0 Dodgers on a conditional basis, second game St. 0 0 0 0 0 out the 42 batted in—Hen rich 2, DiMaggio Slaughter, Gumbert, p- Washington 11, Detroit 7. Bases on balls president, pointed Med rf-4 0 110 was the starting and winning pitch- Browns tonight 4-1 with a three- J'L Johnson 2, Mitchell, E. Robinson, Sexias In Quarters wick, —Houtteman 2, Gorsica 1, Hutchinson 2, leagues operating last season drew *rra- ss 3 0 14 2 30 1 3 24 11 McQulnn. Two base hit* —Mc- Marion, er for the Brooks. run second inning. Bill McCahan TOTALS _ Masterson 6. Strikeout*—Newhouser 1 said each 3 0 0 S 0 32,704,315 patrons and Berra, Keltner. Three base hits— Of Penn State Matcher Wilber, c hold the Browns to four hits. x—Grounded out for Vander Meer in 8th. Houtteman 3, Gorsica 1, Hutchinson 1, 2 0 0 1 4 AB H O A AB R H O A could easily be expected to show DiMaggio. Home run*—Henrich, Dickson, p PITTSBURGH R (FIRST NIGHT GAME) PHILADELPHIA Masterson 6. Hits—off Newhouser 7 in 0 0 0 0 *rra- x _ 1 as _ S 0 2 2 2 ss_ 2 0 0 2 4 ten cent increase. Stolen Robin- — Moore, Wietelmann, Albright, 2 a per bases—DiMaggio, 16. m— PHILADELPHIA AB R H O A innings; Houtteman 5 in 5; Gorsica July —- 0 0 0 0 0 Left on bases PHILADELPHIA, Burkhart, p Russell, cf_ 5 0 12 1 Adams, rf_ 4 2 2 1 0 1 in Dv ®*cr^ces—Wen*loff. 4 1; Hutchinson 1 in 1; Masterson 8 Vic Seixas McCosky, If _ 1 0 1 % V*w York 8; Cleveland 7 Bases on Defending champion Gustine, 3b _ 5 3 3 2 3 Walker cf _ 4 12 2 0 in 7; Wynn 0 in 1-3; Ferrick 4 in 2-3. ss _ 3 115 4 _ 31 0 6 24 11 2 0 Joost, 4 12 0 1 •a-Klieman 3, Wensloff 1, Drews 1, smashed his way into the quarter- TOTALS Kiner, If _ 2 10 Tabor, 3b Winning pitcher—Gorsica. Losing pitcher 1- for Dickson in 8th. 3 0 0 Binks, r£_4 0 13 0 4 0 3 2 0 B. B. AIB BIFLE SHOT Strikeouts—Klieman 3, Page 2, State x—Filed out Greenberg, lb_ 0 8 Ennis, If_ —Ferrick. Umpires — Passarella, Mc- finals of the Pennsylvania Fain, lb _ 5 2 4 11 3 L Lemon 1. rf _ 5 13 2 0 c _ 4 0 0 5 1 Hits—off Wensloff 4 BOSTON AB R H O A Westlake, Seminick, Kinley, Boyer, Rommel. Time 2:22. tennis singles champ- 1 cl _ 4 0 0 3 1 1 men’s lawn Blood 2b _ 4 13 4 Chapman, Schultz, lb _ 4 0 1 11 3 AT YOUR I innings, Drews 1 in 1 1-3, Page rf 1110 worth, J deci- Holmes, T-5 Rosar, c _ 4 0 12 4 2-3; a 6-2 c _ 4 0 12 4 2b_ 4 0 0 1 3 Gettel 4 in 0 innings (no out ionship today with 6-2, 4 0 2 6 0 Kluttz, Verban, (SECOND GAME) Hopp, cf c _ 1 0 0 2 0 of Palo 2 0 0 0 1 Guerra, p__ 9 0 13 2 5- Klieman 3 in 6, Lemon 2 in over Jimmy Wade If 4 0 0 3 0 Bonham, p Leonard, sion Rowell, Suder, 2b _ 5 0 2 2 3 5 in 2‘ — Ostermueller, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 R H E tr Winning pitcher 3b 4 0 2 1 1 3 JJ Calif. Elliott, 3b _- 5 0 0 1 Alto, x _ 1 0 0 0 0 Majeski, TOTALS _1- 3B 4 II 27 14 Losing pitcher—Getfed. Um- lb 2 0 2 6 0 Rikard, of North Carolina Torgeson, Dietrich, -_ 2 0 0 0 1 WASHINGTON 202 301 020—10 16 0 The University Strincevich, p 0 0 0 0 0 p * Summers, Hurley and 3 0 0 6 4 J,as*ar*lla. Ryan, 2b _ 0 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI 100 000 000—1 DETROIT 001 000 000— 1 5 3 T.me 2:17. Philadelphian left xx 1 0 0 0 0 Christopher, p Attendance 49,988. net captain, lone ss--- 4 112 4 Salkeld, 0 PHILADELPHIA 100 100 20x—4 Fernandez, Valo, x _ 1 0 0 0 the situation in Singleton, p 0 0 0 0 0 Pieretti and White in the field, had Camelli, c 4 112 0 1 0 0 0 0 Mancuso; Overmire, MiDial 6022 114 Market SL. Savage, p_ Errors—Haas, Tabor. Huns batted in— (4), Gorsica Houtteman (8), and *s and kept crowding Spahn, p 4 0 2 0 0 j (4), estiuated there are hand throughout 24 12 — that TOTALS _ 37 8 W Young, Tabor 2, Seminick, Walker. Two Wagner..- Overmire- WILMINGTON, N. C. j? set for 39 4 9 19 Losing pitcher 1,100 him get In 7th. TOTALS _ ?0y species of wood grow- Wade, never letting 34 3 11 27 9 x—Flied out for Ostermueller base hits—Adams, Galan. Three base' Home run—Lewis. TOTALS _ x—Struck for in 8th. the xx—Struck out for Strincevich in 8th. out Christopher hit—-Walker. Stolen bases—Baumholtz, United shot. out when run scored. y—None winning — States._; ___ ST. LOUIS 000 000 000—0 Adams. Sacrifice Albright. Double ST. LOUIS AB R H O A BOSTON 110 001 OOx—3 BROOKLYN AB R H O A plays — Hatton, Zientara and Young; rf _ 4 0 12 0 2b _ 4 0 0 4 4 Coleman, Schultz. on — Stanky, Leonard. Albright and Left Runs batted in _ 5 0 13 2 Errors—Marion. lb 5 2 3 8 2 Hitchcock, 3b 8. — Robinson, bases—Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia Base Two base hits Hopp, ss _ 5 0 "1 1 3 MEN’S SHOP Hopp, Spahn. Reiser, If_ 3 2 2 3 0 Stephans, jn balls—off Vander Meer 2. Strikeouts— base—Fernan- Elliott 2. Stolen If _ 5 12 2 0 Camelli, Walker, rf 4 12 12 Heath, by Vander Meer 6, Leonard 5, Gum- Double plays — 5 13 3 0 |--”- dez. Sacrifice—Ryan. _ 4 112 0 Lehner, cf_ Furillo, cf bert 2. Hits—off Vander Meer 11 in 7 Fernandez, Ryan _ 4 0 0 11 0 Marion and Musial; 0 1 lb — Jorgensen, 3b _ 5 10 Judnich, innings; Gumbert 0 in 1. Umpires Fernandez and Ryan. Left -_ 3 117 1 and Torgeson; Reese, ss 4 2 10 2 Early, c _ Henline, Ballanfant, Stewart and Mager- Louis 2, Boston Bases 114 5 on bases—St. 11. Edwards, c 4 12 7 1 Peters, lb_2 Time 1:52. Attendance 10,832. Our New Store 2. Strikeouts kurth# FISHING TACKLE Spahn _ 110 0 2 on balls—Dickson 3, Behrman, p_ 4 12 10 Muncrief, p 1. Hits—off Dickson 0 —Dickson 3, Spahn 0 Zarilla, z _ 1 0 0 0 Taylor, p _ 10 10 1 in 1 inning. 0 0 0 2 LINVILLE TOURNEY at 10 in 7 innings; Burkhart Moulder, p __ 0 SPECIALS Tomorrow — Opens balls—Wilber. Losing pitcher 12 16. — Mrs. Passed TOTALS _ 38 10 14 27 LINVILLE, July (P)— Gore and Dickson. Umpires—Barlick, TOTALS _ 35 6 10 33 15 Jane Crum Covington of Columbia, Pinelli. Time 1:47. Attendance 28,651. PITTSBURGH 001 200 021— 6 z—Struck out for Muncrief in 9th. Heels 8.95 BROOKLYN OOl 106 02x—10 S. C. continued her unbroken stride Bay City HI STREET PHILADELPHIA 000 101 001 01—4 through the Ladies Invitational PRINCESS Wietelmann, Reese. HAMPTON BEACH REELS ... 11.95 Errors—Bonham, ST. LOUIS 001 000 SCO 02—5 Golf tournament here with Simmons Takes Part Runs batted in—Blood worth 3, Kluttz today Errors—Hitchcock Fain. Runs bat- NYLON.. 1.45 2, Edwards, Stanky, Walker 3, Furillo S, an easy 7-6 triumph over Miss 24 lb. TEST BRAIDED ted in — Joost 2. Coleman 2, Rosar, In AAU Tour 2, Jorgensen 2, Westlake. Two base hits Jean Brown of Linville. European Hitchcock. Two —Robinson 2, Kluttz. Edwards, Gustine Suder, Heath, Lehner, JUST RECEIVED Home run— base hit—Fain Home runs — Heath, — 2. Three base hit—Furillo. Ub For 16 OT— — is no state in COMPLETE STOCK Call On Regularly NEW YORK. July Blood worth. Double plays—Edwards and Lehner. Sacrifices Sinks, Chapman, There religion [ Muncrief. Double — Suder and i-";- Eighteen of America’s top track Stanky; Jorgensen, Stanky and Robin- plays Hungary, and there are s'x and Fain; Hitchcock, Peters and Judnich; C. Lee Tennis Rackets The Finest In Men’s Dress, and field athletes, selected by the son; Blood worth, Wietelmann versities, all maintained by the •Harry Suder, Joost and Fain. Left on bases— leave Greenberg. Left on base—Pittsburgh ~; Amateur Athletic Union, will St. Louis Bases on state. Tennis Balls Can Wear Brooklyn 11- Bases on balls—Behrman Philadelphia 7. 6. $1,50 and Dress for to 2. balls—Dietrich 5, Muncrief 2, Moulder Sports by air tomorrow Europe 4; Taylor 1; Bonham 4; Singleton 1. 2. Muncrief 4, in a series of meets in Strike outs—Behrman 3; Taylor 3: Bon- Strikeouts—Savage compete Moulder 1. Hits—off Dietrich 5 in 6 SURF MATTRESSES ham 2; Strincevich 1. Hits off—Bonham 11 countries. 2-3 off 1 in 1-3; 11 in 5 2-3 innings. Ostermueller 1 in innings; Christopher All Sizes Shapes Colors of headed by in off 4 in 3 (none out in 11th); off A team nine, 1-3; Strincevich 0 in 1; Singleton 2 Savage Muncrief in off Moulder 3 in 2. James Kelly of the University of 1; Behrman 9 in 7; Taylor 4 in 2 Hit 8 9; Wild Winning pitcher—Moulder. Losing pitch- will see action in Czcho- by pitcher—by Singleton (Reiser). Minnesota — pitch—aingleton. Winning pitcher er—Savage. Poland, Greece, Turkey, Um- slovakia, Behrman. Losing pitcher—Bonham. (SECOND GAME) Austria and Hungary. pires—Boggess, Jorda and Barr. Time- 100 4—7—1 Men’s Coach Kelly’s group will include: s'. Attendance 27,756. PHILADELPHIA 080 000 Shop ST. LOUIS 010 000 000 1—4—0 Voang University of Floyd Simmons, one of ou- Mould- 209 Market St. Dial 2-S2S4 109 Princess Street North Carolina, 110 meter high Iraq is the great McCahan and Guerra; Kramsr, w of the world. er (8) and Meat. Loeing ptMier, Kramer. hurdles. tproducing countries