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1941-03-04 [P SARAZEN SENDS HIS TEAM 10 SEMI-FINAL! MIRACULOUS SHOT Joe Gordon Scheduled To Play First Base For Yankees This Seasoi IS MARGIN OF WIN ____—--—1 * Wally Moses Has Check Babe Dahlgren Stars on First SETUP WHITEVILLE HIGH Tallies With Eagle Brunswick Cage Tourney KEYSTONE On His Shoulder Injury In Initial Practice REGATTA AT jj Hole to Cut Off the Competition NOT DISTURBED ANAHEIM, Calif., March 3.—(P>— DEFEATS N.H.H.S. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 3.— WON On — Opens Thursday Wally Moses, fleet outfielder for the </P> Babe Dahlgren thrilled the BYIGLE1 Play_M Philadelphia Athletics, went to Los Boston Bees’ training camp with a BY JOHN WILDS I Southport, Shallotte, Rizzuto Will Handle today .for a a Columbus Puncberoos Win by spectacular fielding performance at West Chester. Bolivia, Priddy, Angeler checkup by Pa., Man ( — base when that recent CORAL GABLES, Fla., March 3 Waccamaw and Leland Are Middle of Infield; Rolfe to doctor to determine whether his 4 1-2 to 2 1-2 Before Ca- first today Memorial TABERNACLE shoulder is dislocated. Yankee had his intial workout with Trophy ,\ft?l GPi—Old Gene Sarazen, the golfing QUINT Slated to Compete Stay on Third Moses was injured in an auto ac- pacity Crowd his new teammates. Five Attempts farmer from Brookfield, Conn., came cident enroute to camp. At first it The stylish Dahlgren made Man- of his miraculous up with another WINS SECOND HALF was thought his shoulder Was merely ager Casey Stengel’s eyes gleam as March 3—The an- ST. PETERSBURG, March 3. The Whiteville boxing team de- MIAMI, ex- SHALLOTTE, Fla., he handled every throw from his Fla., March shots eagle on the first bruise but an X-Ray aroused con- '' todaje^iji school —UP)—Joe Gordon, the New York school five-year i.uest end .,1 nual Brunswick county high be a blow to feated the New Hanover High infielders, 'Bama Rowell, Eddie Sr tra hole—to send his team into the to cern. His loss would Whips Lutheran Mission Yankees’ regular second baseman for today for Tommy >" basketball tournament for boys and A’s. in a battle Miller and Sebby Sisti. in flawless Hlennor of the Miami Biltmore’s the punchers hard-fought semi-finals to Meet Cal- the past two years, will play first fashion. old West Chester. pa .'..' Gain Right will be held March 6, 7, and 8 last in the local by a four ball tourna- girls base this season Manager Joe Mc- night ring enthusiast who won $5,000 international said he was tl'f r Team MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 3.— Dahlgren surprised vary in the local gymnasium. Carthy announced today. score of 4 1-2 to 2 1-2 with the gym when Yankees him Judge Emil R. ment. <P)—Catcher Ben Warren and Out- trie traded to Auerbach yu. after and girls teams are enter- McCarthy ended the speculation crowded to with a large Boston but was “more than satis- trophy four His 30-foot putt for a three on the Boys fielder Danny Lithwiler socked a capacity unsucc?s<- schools: Bo- about a successor to Babe Dahlgren, fied” to be with the Bees. While tempts. tOO-yardrr came in the nick of time, Tabernacle’s basketball quintett ed from the following couple of home runs today as the number of fans from Whiteville on who was sold to the Boston Bees last for Earl Averill and Glennon drove his bid the a waiting Buddy Wii.i p cutting off a great closing by captured the second half champi- livia, Southport, Shallotte, Wacca- Phillies engaged in long batting to their a few hours after Gordon hand cheer punchers. t to second Leonard week, only Hassett check into camp, Stengel place in the !, dark-horse aggregation of onship of the Friday, Sunday and Leland. practice. Warren’s drive cleared the final maw, had signed his 1941 contract and had Porter Davis, local coach of box- has been trying to groom Rookie day, running his point Dodson of Springfield, Mo., and Wil- school loop on the Y.M.C.A. court fence in center while Lithwiler’s First round games will be play- taken his first workout. ing among the younger boys of the Buddy Gremp as a centerfielder. against 800 for 'Wild Bin lie Goggin ot Miami. last night with a decisive 44-10 soared over the left field barrier. ed Thursday night and Friday aft- The rookie keystone combination city, presented his charges in ex- of Louisville, Ky„ Hogan Carried Load victory over the Lutheran Mis- Wjnnw ernoon, the semi-finals Friday of Gerald Priddy and Phil Rizzuto hibition bouts with five lads from first and third heais ,.d For most of the day Sarazen’s two teams, which jn sion five. These remain undis- night, and the finals Saturday from Kansas City will Whiteville as a to the supercharged gold young partner, serious Ben Hogan of have been hot and cold at various preliminary WHITEVILE PLANS night. turbed in the middle of the infield main bouts and the skill of the holder. Why Worry. Purchase. N. Y„ had carried the times during the season, finished SHARPECAPTURES will Thurs- and Red Rolfe will be back at third the fans cheer- The West Chester load. With some help from Sarazen season in a two-way The tournament open youngsters brought driver, nr, the regular No are in this with the Bolivia and base. changes planned to their feet. fore today had only a he had built up a two-hole lead by tie for the championship. Last day night ing BASEBALL DRILLS [|U'rj unless are dictated 34th at 8 o’clock infield they by YAWL GROUP RACE 1938 to show for his time they reached the hole. the “nod” to Southport girls meeting Griffith, 93 pounds, opened r |iri v night’s fray gave circumstances. Hugh over and Leland unforseen Johnny efforts, had finished Surprise winners yesterday as the of and the Bolivia boys card for the Wildcats third h Tabernacle opponents Kansas recruit first the night’s National Pro Lawson Lit- at 9 o’clock. Sturm, City Veterans Peterson and first heat Sunday and nM Champion first ’half champions. clashing Gulf with a three-round judges’ decision White, jn Calvary's sacker, probably will be carried along Gains Honors Although tle and Jimmy Demaret, the Dodson- second. H' averaged :.>:.4q These two teams will meet Fri- Games Friday afternoon will in- over Ralph Stanley of the Wolfpack. Barksdale Are with Frank Crosetti as utility infield Second Returning hour in v tlie Goggni twosome suddenly came to of a vs Stream Finished inning sovond day night at 8:15 for the first clude: girls division, Shallotte Griffith, manager of the locals, was a 40-foot orotection. To the Why Worry, by f r the nr life. Goggin dropped putt series for the Friday winner of for the sea- Squad three-game Bolivia-Southport game session was a live- In Race Cuba fighting his first battle of 34th and Today's practice erful boa* in the race, did ,,,. for a winning birdie on the and the win- 4 and in league championship at o’clock, boys division, wtih son and pushed the fight throughout. inches ly three-hour affair all hands the second-heat because i.( Dodson sent a great approach meet the Hi-Y Waccamaw vs. n,, ner, in turn, will first round game, and a fine left hand punch to the March 3. — The another on the 35th, present except Charley Ruffing Using WHITEVILLE, cal difficulties. from the pin for of the Saturday at 5 o’clock. HAVANA, March 3.— <P> Dud- team, champions Shallotte, Bill Dickey, who are expected within jaw he held the upper-hand against Whitevil'.e High school baseball In today’s heat, evening the match. school ley Sharpe’s 70-foot Gulf Stream however league for the city Sunday The tourney slate Friday night Joe the the weaker Whiteville lad, squad will begin sessions led halved the 36th with birdie a few days, and DiMaggio, took the punching practice Worry Wild Goose ;mWi They which is held Calvary. fellows: in first from Houston, Tex., today but title, by girls division, Yanks’ remaining holdout. who had the reach on Griffith, for the 1941 season this week, Tally finish line by more ’-'s and the big galltry trooped to only honors of the yawl division on han- than After the first five minutes of last round game, Waccamaw vs. Le- a hard his drive An- could not land blow enough Dupree, coach, reported today. in the 15-mile test. Why \r- the first tee. Sarazen put in dicap allowance of the Twelfth setto, it was clear that the land at 8 o’clock; and boys hurt. C. D. White, Harold Peterson, and average was into’the rough, some 225 yards from night’s nual St. Petersburg-Havana sailing to speed 55.113. nw,- vs. winner of Lutheran Mission was no match division .Southport Ralph Barksdale arc three of the a mile slower than the the green. A great second, with a race although she finished second, Sammy Doxey, 95, fighting his best «|-n Bolivia-Leland at 9 o’clock. BASEBALL SCHOOL veterans to the fold. for the larger and more experienc- game, of returning Wild Goose yesterday. wood club, put him on the green in only one minute and 56 seconds be- fight in two years as a member ed Tabernacle team. The latter Saturday night the girls finals They played last season for vari- Glennon. a two along with the other three hind Good News, Robert W.
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