STOPS Leafs Nail Robins, 9-2; BLACKWOOD CLUB iBRECHEEN NORTH CAROLINA'S BEST , 3 TO 1 BOWLERs Other Games Rained Out LEADING CIRCUIT 26. —(JF\— Har- the smooth-clicking ST. LOUIS, May WILL COMPETE IN con- Sparked by the TOURNEY a need- their field were quite (The Cat) Brecheen stopped Wilmington’s Pirates got playing second base combination of Jim- ry to watch the Selma-Smithfield Cubs with five hits to- HER* ed rest last night, as did five oth tent and Cecil Heath, Chicago further my Stoudenmire State clubs, Leafs push them down night as the St. Louis Cardinals er Tobacco league the Blackwood Sports Shop Braves and muddied into last place, 9-2. took a 3 to 1 decision from their SOFTBALL TWINBILL $200 is when the rains came stand at the of the City prj2e to the Wilmington- today top Schmitz. por. uo a ball park. Un- In addition southpaw nemesis, Johnny many good Junior league standings CALLED OFF: RAIN Dunn rainout, whatever you do on was the seventh tu>nal two de- It champions’ Meet Tonight, the Pirates will play was what with six victories against a rainy night in Sanford straight victory under the light, Ck3mp‘0,% meeting the up- Rain forced at Lumberton, the Clinton Blues were doing, and feats. and it kept the Cubs from taking postponement Ke&‘ns An- were in Cubs. Nate Cubs were forced to The tribemen, who of last night’s Spofford Mills Friday and-coming Lumberton’s over first place in the National with the two UV drews is a likely hurler, call off their reception for the War- fourth place in circuit City Optical softball game at (',A; three- league. DiOrio also being on have gone on a AB R H O A the WARRfx Larry saw Red Sox. weeks ago, CHICAGO Robert Strange park with S'ar .sports tap. Red welcomed another winning streak, and are now Lowery, ,3b- 4 0 0 10 0 In the Write, Springs game Eyemen leading, 2-0, :r-‘. beat Pafko, cf _ 4 0 14 0 Bowing i;tep.s Elsewhere, Clinton takes on new player, Fred Van Hock, who as the ‘‘team to recognized Cavarretta, If- 3 10 10 third inning. spotlight here h{ do- Warsaw in a battle for the at part of the eve- played shortstop for the championship. Seheffing, c 3 0 10 0 the cellar-dwelling me most * 32 new first Heath Tonight v second spot, Red will Joe Magini, the Both Stoudenmire and x_ 0 0 0 0 0 Springs ning. Frey, Blackwood Braves of the Han- Carolina ct the Phila- rf 2 0 110 face Sanford, and Selma-Smith- baseman obtained from are but such play- Nicholson, good infielders, over the Prize if ■' d :■ did all for has Johnson, 2b _ 4 0 0 2 2 league play Loyal $200 ; field tackles Dunn-Erwin. delphia Athletics, right ers as Robert Brown, who North Merullo, ss _ 2 0 0 3 3 Order of Moose in the second .. the Robins last night, collecting a his last three games Carolina i— two homers in c _„_ for the cellar-mired Livingston, 2 0 0 2 1 game of a doubleheader. The ing tout na B fortunately and a in four trips to should not Roderick Eeason Sturgeon, ss _ 1 0 0 0 0 Red Springs Robins, the skies over and loop leading Postmen meet day a:Ingra the plate. He also sparkled afield, laurals. Schmitz, p _ 2 0 0 1 1 be forgotten in giving Wars _ the Veterans of Foreign For a handling 12 chances cleanly. Hinson, Erickson, p 0 0 0 0 0 ndicat Neither should Bobby who re- showed a SMILEY QUICK, helped McCullough, xx_10 10 0 In the first encounter. good However, Smithfield baseman; Har- the kegler* Blackwood’s third Walker cup from Great Rickert, xxx _ 0 0 0 0 0 in welcom- gain the has to f total lack of politeness batting the American consult HKBE HANDCUFFS ry Mathis, the cleanup Britain, celebrates TEAM Won Lost Pet. thi newcomers to the league, persons ing the the a Bal- TOTALS _ 31 1 5 14 10 * who ha Carl Warren, golfing victory by donning __ 8 2 .800 hurl- center fielder, or Spofford Mills on their team’s two moral bonnet at Carnoustie, Scot- x—R?n rOT entries. jumping All have been play- Seheffing in 7th. A. L._ 8 2 .800 From r] e for seven . for C. ers, Brown and Burch, their land. Quick, who remained the xx—Singled for Erickson in 9th- Leslie Mince; 3 TO 1 ball for of _ 7 3 .700 excellent boys xxx—Ran for Optical CINCINNATI, runs in the second inning. Leaf ing British amateur with the rest of the McCullough in 9th. City Southeastern record Center- Yank team, faces Ted ST. LOUIS Alpha Omega_ 4 7 .364 •’<,.* Manager Mickey Balia and age. cup Bishop, AB R H O A games at in -. 2 8 .200 Washings, :.i:. and Turling- round match the lb _ Clerks CINCINNATI, May 26. —UP)— fielder Becker a mean E. G. Britt Tommy in a second Schoendienst, 4 0 0 5 2 Railway waggled rf lina, last mo.1 th , U. S. national amateur champion, Dusak, __ 2 0 14 0 Naval Reserve 2 9 .182 The collected last night, both of them ton, two hard-hitting NICK BAMBOOS, High Point, of 139. hickory lb _ Mir new today. Musial, 4 0 0 7 0 cey a ♦ ftVer% nine hits from four Cincinnati hits. Becker in- and Jimmy Crawford, a open will be one of the 32 entries in the sott tapping out three Kurowski, 3b _£_3 10 2 5 Carolina are also two first annual North Carolina Invi- Singles to defeat the Reds and a in Blackwood If _ tonight cluded a triple Slaughter, 4 2 3 3 0 Watts Let. re- cf WILLIAMS TAKES FONTAIN tational bowling tournament being anoth. 5-1 before a crowd of 19.967. Kirby his of base knt cks, while faotors in Bfackwoodd's Moore, _ 4 0 12 0 array key held at One oowier. Marion, ss _ 4 0 112 Ingram’s May 30-31, represei ts D the runs and success. — who allowed Red-legs in two scoring cent 1 Higbe, driving Rice, c PHILADELPHIA, .May 26 (A3) of the state’s best meet. at WIN 3 0 13 0 p.n-slappers, Top men n * the first seven Balia drove in one have to be AMERICANS one hit once himself. The Braves wil — Nick only during Brecheen, p _ 3 0 10 2 Ike Williams, 135 1-2, share was four times state doubles are Ellis S the however, rounds, retired in the eighth aft- and tripped across platter their best Thursday, holder in the boxing winner, victor in the lightweight Virginia-Car- North Carolina ■''' er two doubles but re- three times. danger- TOTALS 31 3 8 27 11 olina tournament last ooer giving up when they meet the always title, let loose with a powerful October, and r^! Leafs out OPENING ROUNDS in championship ana S r c" ceived credit for the victory. All in all, the banged ous Anderson Tigers at Robert top kegler the Fourth of July CHICAGO 000 000 001—1 right to the jaw in the fourth round winner of PITTSBURGH AB R H O A j 14 Brown the losing; 3 classic in Raleigh in 1941. He was the No~h hits, being Strange at o'clock. ST. LOUIS 0C0 200 01 x—3 to knock out Fon- 0 1 1 park tonight Justs one aoubles in the Cox, S5 _ 5 21 Benton was the winner for number ranking bowler in boos-.- pitcher. Other important games this Bv GLENN WILLIAMS 140 at the j Rikard, cf 3 113 0; j taine, 1-2, Milwaukee, North Carolina during the 1940-41 i men who ^ Selma-Smithfield. the Junior circuit besides Scotland, 26 Errors—Seheffing, Merullo. Huns bat- °.™er have Westlake,* rf _ 5 0 110; week in CARNOUSTIE, May season. ted in — arena. invites are: on Slaughter, Marion 2. Johnson. Howard B-ad' Greenberg, lb_ 4 0 1 9 0, AB K H O A E Blackwood-Tiger contest are —UP>—The sun finally shone SMITH FIELD the Two base hits — Joe ;; Gustine, 3b 4 2 12 4 Slaughter 2; Pafko. Wright oi Du ,am _ 5 1 2 2 C 0 Wil- America’s in the p Howard, ss as follows: Tuesday—East invading golfers — Schoendienst. Double Kiner, If _ 4 12 2 0 4 0 Brooks, 2 b 4 3 3 1 to- — Rule Balia, vs Winter Wednes- British amateur championship play Merullo and Waitkus. on Hopes' ; c _ 3 0 16 0 mington Park; Left Kluttz, If 4 1 3 2 0 0 Becker, after a in which bases —, Chicago 7; St. Louis 8. Noss, Shirley Stancil, Basin 2b _ 110 2 3 Park vs Maffitt Vil- day beginning Bases ski, Woodard, rf 4 0 1 4 0 0 day—Sunset Game Crowd Self on balls—Schmitz 3; Brecheen oi d! Whitelmann, 2h 10 0 10 0 0 vs their opponents were as threaten- 3; Trick- Largest Single Raleigh; Georg 5 112 Eonta, cf lage: Friday—East Wilmington — 4 0 10 1 son 1. Brecheen 3; Erick- president of the Higbe, p 3b-4 1110 0 as the weather. Nat Kukulka, Spofford Mills. ing son 2. Hits—off Schmitz 6 in 6 Herring, p 0 0 0 0 1 4 115 0 0 inning.":: Bowling Eames, c All the Yanks who were schedul- Erickson 2 in 2 Congress, and Cliff in. _ 34 9 27 11 between the innings. TOTALS 5 lb-5 117 0 0 Yesterday's game Losing pitcher— of Oehler, ed to play—a dozen of them in- Schmitz. Umpires — Her Sees Yanks 9-3 A&neboro; Webster of AB H O Anderson and Maffit Vil- Magerkurth, CINCINNATI R A _ **01020 Tigers Boston, Benton, p line and Top seven members of the tri- Stewart. Time 2:03. Attendan ton; Frank Thore ol rf-cf _ 4 0 0 0 0 39 9 14 27 9 0 cluding Baumholtz, TOTALS _ lage was called off because of 18332. Reidsi'-'f 0 2 4 Walker team—came Marvin Shinn of 2b 3 0 umphant cup — — Zientara, RED SPRINGS AB R H O A E rain, athletic director Bert Haw- NEW YORK, May 26 uP) Wilmington-> Galan, L£ 4 0 12 0 4 1113 0 the B. Smith, Jim Rogers, 2b _ successfully through opening LEGION Shields, and w- 4 0 0 12 1 ley announced. WHITEVILLE With the Haas, If_ ss- 2 0 0 1 2 0 largest single game Fincher of Sutherland, day’s play in which the weather Charlotte; Grady Sb c -- 3 0 0 4 0: Mueller, ss_10 0 10 1 CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS — Van Hock, an important part. Ten of OUTFIT IMPROVNG crowd in baseball history 74,747 ton, Robert Thore, and Miller, ss 4 113 4 11111 played j'c-" Wolfe, rf 3 — Team Won Lost Pet. won match- them Booker of 3b _ 4 0 0 2 2 them their first round LEGION paying customers cheering Waih, Parnell, 3b 4 0 113 0 HOPEFULS Winston-Salem- _ 2 0 0 2 0 the New York Vo timer, cf Chorbora, If--4 0 110 0 Blackwood Sports es, some only after close squeaks; BY JIGGS POWERS on, rejuvenated Banbalis, Bob Cecil, ar.d rf 10 10 0 Lukon, _ 4 0 0 6 0 0 one Hauser Bullock, c Shop _ 6 2 .750 two advanced by defaults; fail- .-j.iTEVILLE, May 26—Follow- Yankees pounded four Boston of High Pom-.; and 8-*" Walters, p _ 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 Magini, lb_ 4 0 2 12 and more were Spofford Mills_5 2 .714 ed to appear three PRACTICE a all over the Yankee Stad- Haynes, Paul Tyson, _ 0 0 0 0 1 TOBA pitches Fish; Hetki, p cf 3 0 2 3 0 0 0 practice game Saturday Konkol, a the sched- z _ 1 0 0 0 0 Winter Park ... 5 2 .714 given day’s delay by Eastern State ium lot to flatten the Red man, and Mott Eider of Tatum, Brown, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 against Whiteville’s tonight Green _ 0 0 0 0 0 boro. Lively, p -_-_ 3 0 0 0 3 0 Anderson ule. Sox 9 3. It was the fifth blanks Burch, p Sports Rain, an element that erased all League Comets, the local Ameri- straight Entry have be»n «- Hatton, zz _ 0 0 0 0 0 z _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Winners of two of the clos- to Brank, Shop _ 4 3 .571 day’s local outdoor can team has been for the who Burlington, Charlotte, Adams, zzz _ 0 0 0 0 0 sports events yes- Legion going victory yankees swept Gas^T TOTALS _ 33 2 8 27 12 2 3 4 .429 est matches were National Cham- and Salisbury, but r.o Beggs. p _ 0 0 0 0 0 Burch in 9th. Maffitt Village terday, also delayed American Le- through strenous drills here this a four game series with the names h- z—Grounded for Ted of South TOTALS _ 31 1 3 27 14 pion Bishop Natick, those cities East Wilmington 3 4 .429 gion baseball practice. Only eight week, and Earl Brinkley champions. have been received' r.—Fiied out for Hetki in 6th. SMITHFEELD 070 100 010—9 Mass., and Francis Ouimet, 54- The Sunset Park _ 3 5 .375 boys turned out at 13th and Ann has noted improve- The record tournament, which is zz—Walked for Lively in 8tii. RED SPRINGS 000 002 000—2 year-old non-playing captain of the increasing previous single game tiohed the zzz—Ran for Hatton in 8th. Atomic Aces_0 7 .000 practice field to to Coach ments. by National Ducs't' United Walker A report crowd was set in Cleveland July — States Runs batted in Howard, Baila, cup team. Bowling Tom Davis, who is skippering the Brinkley is also of 31, 1932 between the Indians and Congress, gets undents PITTSBURGH 000 311 000—5 Becker 2. Woodard. Eonta, Oehler. Ben- couple of others got into various with two shifts Wilmington Legion the Comets, who took the Satur- The all- Friday night. Ta CINCINNATI 0C0 000 010—1 ton,. Chorbora 2. Two-bare LIMBER RIVER of troubles on the first nine aggregation Philadelphia Athletics. hits—Kukul-j LEAGUE sorts first shift begins a- 8 ka, Howard. Rogers, Becker, Woodard, this year in place of Leon Brogde.n. day game a 11-8 score. oc>" ; but won because their opponents by Many lime high for a double header was — while the second starts —Cox. Runs batted in—Higbe 2, Wolfe. Three-base hits Magini, Chor- Boys who turned out yesterday boys who were playing with the a: s ( Lukon. base W on Lost Prt. experienced the same kind of dif- established May 20. 1938. when Kluttz, Rikard,. Cox. .Two bora, Becker. Stolen bases—Van Hock, | were Mike clock. The second round of ;* Fair Bluff- 3 i Austin, Eugene Smith. Whiteville which hits—Kiner, Cox, Miller, Lukon. Home Parnell. Sacrifices — Woodard. Double .a88 | ficulties. High Woiyaack, 81.841 witnessed the twin bill be- Chad bourn tourney has been set for — _ and 10=251; —Rikard. Sacrifices Kluttz. Left — 6 2 .750 Billy Smith, Linwood Gris- is coached have plays Sutherland to Magini; Howard, The United States champion like- by guess who, tween tne Red Sox and Yankees Cerro Goido _ On — 6 3 day. on bases—Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 6. Balia to Cehlcr 2. Left on bases som of the Eastern Conference been for Saturday afternoon a .S661 won’t be able to waste many right in there trying out Bases on Walters Proctorviile 4 4 .500 ly at the Stadium. Actually 75.887 third and fourth rounds balls—Higbe 3, 5, Beggs Selma-Smithfield 8, Red Springs 7. baseball on t, Tabor _,_3 strokes for vic- championship squad and berths the Legion team since 1. Hits—off Walters 7 in 4 1-3 on — City 5 .375 tomorrow, today’s tickets were sold but L- innings; Bases balls off: Brown 3. Burch newcomers tonight, rolled off at 3 o'clock ar.d 11 Boardman _ 3 5 Jimmy Stoudenmire. the close of the 1947 school base- Hetki 2 in 1 2-3; Lively 0 in 2; Beggs 1. Benton 1. Struck out. by — Burch 5. .375 tory set the stage for a replay of 140 people refused to buck the clock. Evergreen _ 2 7 0 in 1; Higbe 3 in 7 2-3; Herring 0 in 1 Benton 4. Hits off; Brown 5 in 1 1-3 in- .222 last American amateur fi- Harry Mathis, Philip Crowder, ball season. year’s mob. asked for a refund and got Clarendon _ The winners of 1-3. Winning pitcher—Higbe. Burch 9 1 g 143 and Bob the fourth re- Losing nings; in 7 2-3. Hit by pitcher, nal against Smiley Quick of Los Kennedy. Boys who have been showing up — SUNDAY’S RESULTS it. pitcher—Waiters. Umpires—Gore. Pin- by Benton • Wolfe Losing pitcher— play Saturday night at 9 o'cicti Fair Bluff 7. which Ted won on the Coach Davis gave a brief talk well in drills and the elli and Barlick. Time 2:04. Attendance Brown. — Evergreen 12, Angeles, practice BOSTON AB R H O A for Umpires Reveille, Veasey. the The .. -,i Cerro Gordo Boardrnan 3. to the championship. 19.967. 15, 37th hole. the links small and told them games are Bill Caili- _ 2 2 12 0 Time of game 2:00. Quick, public group Ellis, Lefty Moses, rf of the fourth WEDNESDAY’S GAMES 2 0 also meet at n champion, scored one of today's that practice will be held this aft- han, Billy Horton, Mete, rf _ 0 12 Boardman at Tabor Jimmy Quir.er- same time for City. 3b _ 5 0 2 4 1 the consciah most decisive triumphs when he ernoon at 2:30 o'clock if weather ly, Rudy Williams. Elton Ham- Pesky. Chadbourn at Proctorviile. D. DiMaggio, ef 2 0 0 1 o; prize. Radio Station WMFD wil Cerro Gordo at Fair Bluff. > routed H. J. G. Phimister of Eng- permits. He also instructed the boys Felix 4 o n o n monds, Andy Anderson, William*. If _ broadcast this first round. at Clarendon. land six five. to their own Evergreen and bring equipment. Smith and lb _ 4 0 0 8 0, Scribes, Photographers others from Whiteville; York, Even the- 2 1 0 2 2 though tourney cham- Joe Doerr. 2b _ Russ. Jimmy Riggs, Halls- j takes Pellagrini. ss 4 0 0 1 4 pion $200 of ;ne prize .r.o::;

boro; Calvert Davis, > Jerry Floys Partee. c _ 3 0 14 1 the other winners receive L. g. Receive “Best” and G. Lawson from Fair _- __ 2 0 0 0 2 Prizes Bluff; Dobson, p sums also. The loser of tne chain- 0 0 0 0 Cole Jacobs and Ward E. Johnson, p _ 0 Tommy pionship game <-ts $75 ar.d tit Culberson, x _ 1 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK, May 26.—(/Pj—The Harris, of Tami Mauriello tagging Phils’ National from Williams. winner Walker Holds _ 0 0 0 0 0 of the consolation ten, Klinger, p annual ‘‘Best Joe Louis Pace; book, Sports Stories,” in their bout last 0 fall; Murphy, p _ 0 0 0 0 is presented $2o. 42 news and feature Matthew a xx _ 1 0 0 0 0 containing by Zimmerman of Hussell, Those invited to this tournament articles and 16 rated photographs knockdown being scored by Gabby are TOTALS 32 3 5 24 10 judged on: (1) season's aver by a. committee of writers as out- Marek of Jacksonville, Fla., In the INDIANS SLIDE Mullin In American x—Fanned for E. Johnson in 7th. age: <2> tournament successes, in and standing sports writing pic- Golden Gloves amateur boxing McQuinn xx—Fanned for in 9th. Replaces Murphy (3) in interest -- bowling. ture-making for 1946, was publish- tournament; by John of NEW YORK AB R H O A Lindsay The purpose of the meet s no: ed today. a Red Schoendienst DOWN Stirnweiss, 2b _-_5 113 2 double-play' by CHICAGO, May 26—13*)— First NEW YORK, May 26—yJPr—Har- LADDER to foster Hen rich, rf _ 3 3 15 0 only bowling spoilsman- The three top prizes were award- of the St. Louis Cardinals in last Baseman George of the STANDINGS (Little Dixie)) Walker, Phila- McQuinn j ry Keller, If _ 4 10 0 0 ship, but make the public bowhj ed to year’s world and John Jimmy Cannon of the New series, by , cast adrift as | delphia's fleet ceriterfielder. still J. DiMaggio, cf_ 4 3 3 4 0 conscious. a TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE York of collision between Len To _ 3 12 3 0 Post for his column titled Rooney a free agent by the Philadelphia J heads the race for the individual Cleveland Slips Third McQuinn, lb Sanford 20 6 .769 Merullo of the Cubs and W. Johnson, 3b _ 4 0 2 0 0 “Lethal Lightning” on the Joe Chicago Athletics last year, slammed 10 J of the Na- Warsaw _ 15 11 .576 batting championship After 1 0 Defeat Robinson, c _ 3 0 0 10 2 Louis-Billy Conn Red Smith Ed Stanky of the Brooklyn Dodgers in 22 last week to re- j fight; hits trips _ 15 11 .5761 he faces a Clinton tional League, but Rizzuto, ss _ 3 0 0 2 3 •f New in a close at second. the Y'ork Herald Tribune play Detroit's Pat Mullin as Am- WILMINGTON _ !4 11 .560' 0 place serious challenger in , By Tigers Shea, p _ 0 0 0 0 for a _ 12 13 .480' basketball column of Rhode erican leader with Dunn-Erwin Page, p _ 4 0 2 0 0 league batting the gun in the New YTork _ 12 14 .4621 big Island State’s Ernie Calverly, and .381. Lumberton PALMS Smithfield 12 14 .462 Giants’ j hard-hitting lineup. DETROIT, May 26—iTP.i—Short- TOTALS _ 33 9 11 27 7 to Kyle Crichton of Collier’s maga- HALLSBORO, ROWLAND Mullin's .400 end- _ 3 23 .115 blistering pace Red Springs Walker, at .383 including stop Eddie Lake's ringing sixth Inside And zine for an article on Mexican YESTERDAY’S RESULTS hitting BOSTON 111 000 000—3 BATTLE FOR ed abruptly as he collected only homer baseball. The CROWN 2. games of Sunday, still boasts a inning knocked Cleveland chief photography sink- Smithfield 9; Red Springs NEW YORK 010 230 30x—9 eight hits in 32 appearances, in the Ameri- prize went to Miller of Acme Dunn at WILMINGTON, ppd rain. comfortable 27 point bulge over out of second place Roy 47 to a .366. Outside to the Star ing points second-place Warsaw at Lumberton, ppd rain. can as the Newspictures for a taken dur- Special Mize despite h:s seven point drop league today league Errors—Keller. McQuinn, Pellagrini, photo who will celebrate his Clinton at Sanford, ppd.. rain. McQuinn, Detroit blanked York. Runs batted in — W. the -Ohio football — from last week’s .390 figure. Tigers Williams, ing State HALLSBORO, May* 26 Halls- 36th next TODAY’S GAMES leading birthday Thursday, pick- their Johnson 4, Pesky, J. DiMaggio 4, Mc- game last fall. boro’s will WILMINGTON at Lumberton. slow the Indians 1 to 0 for sixth battle Rowland at usual — Tigers ed up 21 points on his spurt from Starting off his Quinn. Two base hits Moses, W. John- Two Smithfield at Dunn. shutout of the stories Associated victory year. — HARDWARE by Press high school for the Eastern North to first Mize has been like son. Home runs J. DiMaggio. Stolen third place. Red at Sanford. pace, coming Springs — — writer* and four pictures by As- Carolina class B baseball title Frank (Stubby)) Overmire, De- bases Stirnweiss. Sacrifices Mc- in Bob Dillinger of St. Louis drop- Clinton at Warsaw. a house afire in the last two weeks sociated Press are troit's little southpaw who hadn’t Quinn. Double plays—Doerr, Pellagrini photographers Lumberton’s league park Wednes- from second to third spot as to raise his average more than ped and York; Robinson, Rizzuto and Stirn- included in the book among the The defeated Oak started a game this season until Tigers Red Fourth — day. he skidded six points to .354. 100 points to a neat .356 for sec- i weiss. L^ft on bases Boston C; New best. The articles are — Tackle year's Sid in _ 17 12 .586 scattered six Cleveland hits — Rocky Mount in a semi-final was onrushing Bob Ken- New York ond in the race. He has hit today, York 6. Bases on balls Shea 3, Dob- Fishing Chicago’s 14 .563 1-2 place Feder’s general lead on Assault’s Chicago _ 18 afield to son 3. 1. game Saturday, 6-2, with Jimmy who valuted 36 points to in his last 14 and got good support, 3, Page Klinger 1, Murphy nedy, 17 14 .548 1 safely games. — victory in last year’s Sessoms Brooklyn _ earn shutout. Strikeouts Shea 1. Page 8, Dobson 2. Kentucky “Speed" limiting Red Oak 1 the .348. 17 15 .531 1-2 — and Jack Boston _ Lamanno, Cincinnati’s hard- Murphy l. Hits off Shea 3 in 2 in- Lerby Hand’s feature to four hits. 15 14 .517 2 Ray Other leaders through yester- Pittsburgh _ The Indians got only four run- nings (none out in 3rd); 2 in 7; on Branch hitting , also picked up Page story Rickey’s baseball The win over Red Oak was a Philadelphia 16 18 .471 3 1-2 Dobs-on 8 in E. day’s games were Buddy Lewis, .333 ners as far as second and noneMo 5; Johnson 1 in 1: Kline- GREGG BROS. school at 14 20 .412 5 1-2 his mark from Sanford, Fla. sweet one Ur which lost also Cincinnati _ points, raising er 2 in 1-3. Murphy 0 in 1 2-3. Wild Hallsboro, , .340; Stan Spence, third as two dohble kept — The were St. Louis 13 20 .394 S to .351, for third Bos- plays pitches photographs by Harry to that team in last year’s finals. .325; Lou Bou- good place. Dobson, Murphy. Winning Market A Front of the Senators, serious — YESTERDAY’S RESULTS is fourth Overmire out of any pitcher Page; Losing pitcher — Dob- Sessoms was much the Wil- ton's with pretty Cleveland, .322; Ted 5. Cincinnati 1. son. — dreau, Pittsburgh ahead of Enos trouble. Umpires Jones. McGowan, Dial ftfAb whole show for the Hallsboro nine. Luke St. Louis 3; Chicago 1. .348, a dozen points Grieve and liams, Boston, .321; Appling, , who six McKinley. Time 2:42. At- All TODAY’S GAMES St. Louis. Walkel yielded just IT’S USEFUL! four of the hits he allowed were .320; and Joe DiMaggio, Slaughter of tendance 74,747 paid. — Chicago, York — blows in the seven innings he singles, he struck out 13, and he Brooklyn at New (night) Cooper of the tliants with .330 is | New York, .305. Lombardi vs Koslo (3-1). loser and the walked two. In (1-4) followed Phil .Cavarretta worked, was the only addition, Ses- his — — sixth, by ! Williams continued slugging Philadelphia at Boston (night) their seventh and last Sectional soms clouted three base hits of and Frank Gustine of Tigers got in rampage, raising his col- Raffensberger (2-3) vs Sain (3-3) or Chicago four .319. The hit off relief pitcher Roger Wolff, trips. lection to 11 with three, increasing Johnson (2-1). Pittsburgh, each with CASTING Pittsburgh at Cincinnati—Bahr (3-1) .318 who Worked the eighth. his runs-batted-in to 27 with six, Giants1 Willard Marshall, at 2 vs Blackwell (5-2). The lifted Detroit’s lea- HIRAM total to 28 the Phillies’ Emil Verban at victory , and hoisting his run Chicago at St. Louis—(night)—Chip- and gue lead to 3 1-2 games pending ROD HOWELL TO COACH with four. man (3-2) vs Munger (2-1) or Pollet .317 round out the big ten. the outcome of Boston's night ?4-piece rod o£ Mullin stayed in front in two- (2-5). Mize clubbed two more homers AT WAGNER game at New York. COLLEGE base with a 15 aggregate, AMERICAN LEAGUE last week to increase his pace ilflexible steel hitting CLEVELAND AB R H O A while took over the lead- to 12. Jawn also ^tubing. Agate Kennedy W L Pet Games setting output Big Peck, rf _ 3 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK, 26—(U.R)—Jim 48. Paul Lehner May ership in hits with Behind has scored the most runs, 36. Bockman, xx _ 1 0 0 0 0 eyes, Lee WALKERS |lined Howell, star end with the New — If _ 0 0 0 0 0 of St. Louis was tops in triples Detroit _ 21 12 .636 of the Sepkowski, proof Rookie Earl Torgeson plust York Giants of the National foot- continued New York_ 17 14 .548 3 Metkovich, cf 4 0 2 3 0 s with five and Dillinger Braves increased his runs leading If _ 4 0 dandle with ball _ 12 .520 4 Seerey, 0 2 0 league, today was named head bases with seven. Cleveland 13 to lead in stolen batted in total 33 while recruit ss 3 0 _ 16 4 to Boudreau, 14 3 ibork grip. football coach at Boston 17 .515 Wagner college, Detroit’s Hutchinson kept Robinson, lb 4 0 1 11 1 Freddy Chicago _ 17 18 .486 5 Frank Baumholltz of Cincinnati succeeding Ray Kirchmyer, who with an 5 1-2 Keltner, 3b 3 0 12 0 the pitching lead unchang- Philadelphia _ 15 17 .469 has out the most 43. this banged hits, 3b _1- 3 0 12 0 resigned spring. an .833 _ 13 16 .443 6 Keltner, ed record of 5-1 for per- Washington Ennis You'll Find It Here! I Sophomore Del of Phila- c 3 0 0 1 2 Howell is _ 11 19 .367 8 1-2 Lopez, in his eighth season while Hal Newhouser, also St. Louis centage, RESULTS owns the most two Black, p 2 0 0 0 2 _j with the Giants and will continue ahead of YESTERDAY’S delphia baggers of Detroit, finally pushed Detroit Cleveland 0. Fleming, x-—. 10 10 0 playing with the club 1; 12, and Cooper of the Giants has his in strike- _ despite Cleveland’s New York 9; Boston 3. Lemon, xxx 0 0 0 0 0 new A the most triples, three. Torgeson, GIN job. three-letter 0 0 man at outs with 62, adding 12 during the TODAY’S GAMES Wolff, p 0 0 1' ANCHOR the of of and University Arkansas, he star- week. New York at Washington—(night)— Brooklyn TOTALS _ 31 0 6 24 red in football, baseball and bas- Johnson (2-2) vs Masterson (3-2). Bobby Adams of the Reds are 12 j — for Black in 8th. HARDWARE COMPANY ketball. Boston at Philadelphia — (night) tied for the most stolen bases x—Singled SALT xx—Struck out for Peck in 8th. Corner Front and Dock SALT THAT ISN’T Dorish (4-2) or Fine (1-2) vs Marchildon He joined the Marine after with four apiece. xxx—Ran for in 8th. Corps FOL'NU FOR ENV ALIOS (4-1). Fleming Dial 5043 1942 AB the season and returned to St. Louis at Chicago (2i — Kramer Southpaw now DETROIT R H O A — N. Y. (U.R) A ss _ 4 12 3 6 the Giants at the beginning of last RENSSELAER, (3-2) and Fannin (1-2) vs Papish (1-1) has won seven games without a Lake, been de- and Mayo, 2b 4 0 12 3 season. new salt substitute has Gillespie (1-0). defeat. He tops the Phillies School- Evers, cf -- 3 0 0 1 0 here for those persons who Cleveland at Detroit—Feller (5-3« vs veloped Benton (2-0). boy Rowe who has won six without Wakefield, If 3 0 10 0 or not use ordinary cannot should a setback. of Mullin, rf 2 0 0 2 0 their diet. Kell, 3b _ 3 0 1 22 4 salt in Cincinnati tops the hurlers with 35 called neo- Cullenbine, lb 3 0 1 13 2 This new compound, one THREE MORE CARS strikeouts, more than Red Wagner, c 3 0 T) 3 0 curtasal, contains no sodium. It Hunger of the Cardinals has com- Overmire, p 3 0 110 and is has a salty flavor, however, QUALIFY FOR RACE piled.' palatable. It flows freely and is TOTALS _ 28 1 7 27 15 in same manner as salt. used the INDIANAPOLIS, May 26—0P>— CLEVELAND 000 000 000—0 HIS The product was made particu- The garages at Indianapolis Motor MASTER’S VOICE BRINGS DETROIT COO 001 OOx—1 known as "hy- with larly for persons Speedway bulged race cars ERRANT DOG BACK HOME Error — Evers. —Lake. individuals.” ar.e — drated They but three more I Two base hit Keltner. Home run — today, only qualifi- SOUTH BEND, Ind. (U.R)— Doc, those whose tissues store abnor- were Lake. Double plays—Lake and ers squeezed out, filling 15 a Cullen- small black mongrel dog, could Cullenbine and mal quantities of water. In some positions of the 33-car starting line- bine; Lake. Left on *275£ not become accustomed to his new bases—Cleveland 5, Detroit 4. on such become fat for the 500-miie Bases cases, persons up Memorial — day he balls Black 1, Overmire 1. Strikeouts restricted neighborhood. Each day woud PINT unless put on a diet or race. —Overmire 2. Hits—off Black 6 be found in the of town where in 7 $J75 salt and fluids. Settlement of the part innings; Wolff 1 in 1. Losing pitcher— Speedway’s his owners used to live. The new product helps them in prize-money dispute with the Am- Black. Umpires—Passarell2, Boyer and Doc was back in his old Rommel. Time—1:42. Attendance 1 their diet, according to the Win- erican Society of Professional Au- neigh- R.68C. borhood when seen Mrs. -. throp Chemical Co., makers of tomobile Racers had brought 13 he was by 1 in William E. Butters. She called the neocurtsal. post-entries addition to the orig- The “Grizzly Giant,’’ a tree in ! inal but belated dog into her home 35, motor tuneups and telephoned Yosemite National Park, is 27.6 and a stiff Doc’s Mrs. Contrary to popular belief, the cross-wind kept most owner, Vern Burbridge. feet in diameter, 209 feet’ tall and of the cars in their Butters the j color of maple sap as it Hows from stalls. Mrs. put telephone more than 3,000 years old. The to a tree is not brown, like maple Speedway announced an ad- the dog’s ear and Doc heard his ditional syrup, but crystalline as water. qualification session from mistress say: 2 to 6 p.m. (EST) tomorrow Trials "You start for home right away, also will be held Wednesday and you bad dog.” The Best In Radio— the scheduled PHILCOS f six-hour session then Doc jumped a foot in the air, Zenith and Crosley may be lengthened. dashed screen door and AT The through a TOUB I | first of the ASPAR hasn’t l carSi one been seen in bis old neigh- old Offenhauser hood since. 90 proof. Distilled from 100% American Grc,r' i?0 owneddePe'ldfble by Ed Walsh of st. !fOuis-UK, was the fastest of PEORIA, ILL today’s Cottor? became a marketable HIRAM WALKER & SONS INC., crop in the United States in 1620. J MtCHOM MCWIN* tO*ro«.M»K. Mtl although it was comparatively undeveloped «pttil the invention gfl cotton gta te JM8, I