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SAM RAGAN Beat By FIRST 7-5 Bucs In 9th To Beaufort, 5-4 Rally — WIN, ______-——-+■ ★ ——————————— terms with If you’d asked anyone on speaking Relief Hurling Of Benton Burke To who would win the pen- Walters Pitches Reds HARGROVE DAVIS Mildred Meet back in April Saves Day For Detroit; would have said the Yankees. Ask him today and nant he Homer know. But if for an answer, Greenberg Gets he’ll' say he doesn’t pushed IN RUNS around to To Win Over DRIVES Gillian On Mat he’d probably name three teams before getting Brooklyn Tonight DETROIT, July 24.—(TP)—The De- the Yanks. * troit Tigers’ $70,000 rookie, Cincinnati Increases Errored Grounder Enables Sammy Manacher To one of boys who still think the Loop 8-6 Grapple But there’s group Freddie Hutchinson, chalked up his Star-News Scores re- Runs To Come In are the Yanks. From all win today at Lead To Eight Games With INDIANS TRIUMPH Winning In; McCoy ‘Grudge’ Battle1 Yankees will win—and they first American league Win Over Junior Order about make the of Washington’s Sena- Hurls Four-Hit Tilt Newman Meets ports they are very confident it, saying they’ll expense 6 To 3 Triumph Shoaf Grovo and tors, but the league leaders owed 1 last minute drive in late August September. 6 team de- to 5 7 TO The Star-News softball no small part of their 7 victory OVER A’S, Believe It a Mildred Might to the relief pitching of big Alton BROOKLYN, July 24.—(TP)—Bucky Hargrove Davis slapped out hard feated the Junior Order ten 8 to 6 Burke, the world eh:,". 1 telling themselves Benton. Walters mastered the Brooklyn ground ball that scampered through pion woman wrestler, wi.; i If they keep Rov Weatherly’s Two- in a Hanover league game played ;an-# believe it. And YANKEES DEFEATED Hutchinson shut the Xats out with Dodgers with seven-hit pitching to- of Second Baseman G. with that, they might the hands afternoon at Robert Gladys Gillian, the X\ i 1 three hits for the first five , night for his 15th victory of the Homer Decides Game For yesterday as the psychologists say, Hassell, allowing two runs to cross lenger for the title, in the believing, but he yielded four hits and two season as the rap- Winner Strange park. mam Cleveland; Smith the in the last half of the ninth is half of accomplishing. -12 runs in sixth and three consecu- out a G to 3 decision and in- plate attraction on the mat BY BROWNS, 14 the ped The Juniors outhit the Newsmen weekly card from the Bronx say tive singles—each good for a counter creased their lead , and gave the Wilmington at stadium The boys 9 to 8. but their three errors to the Legion tonight. —before he was removed from the to eight games. will be the team they'11 CLEVELAND, July 24— W—Roy Pirates a 5 to 4 decision over the The two women Cleveland Walt Hits 18th Home Tex winners’ two offset the nave appeared Judnich mound in the seventh. The Reds clouted Carleton homer was the advantage. I we add our Weatherly’s two-run Beaufort baseball team at Legion here before and Miss have to beat. Apd a in the Burke ; s With One who relieved him, with foiy-run flurry second as the Cleve- Bill Bowen with three for three Run Of Year Tom Seats, decisive factor today field last night. the record of never haw: i, said it.” and never were in danger, al- •‘you went the way of Hutchinson after inning land Indians turned in their fifth Three errors and a walk marred and High Griffith with two for three beaten in a match in ■ On In Ninth Camilli took some of the But the old fable of the tortoise Inning he had the three runs to though Dolph to stay a half-game the defensive in the locals’ half Newsmen at bat. Borne- state.' permitted straight triumph play paced the The main bout on the the off their hit- c.,rd .. the hare is still a pretty good and Benton took over for De- edge triumph by Detroit stanza. i and score behind the league-leading of the final man and Rhodes garnered two foi be the battle around until the 24.—UPI—T h e ting his eighth of the received “grudge” between yarn. And loafing ST. LOUIS. July troit. The towering right-hander Tigers. Southpaw A1 Smith Skipper, pinch-hitting for Shoaf, three to lead the losers at the Medwick on plate, Sammy Manacher, of Xw.v the train is York Yank- and a walk season with Joe base over y..r..‘ last minute to catch world champion New yielded only one single credit for the 7 to S victory grounded out and McKeithan -walk- his first and two out in the ninth Thigpen, pitching game and Bibber McCoy, the former to be the little man ees came at the seams to- in two and a third innings, while inning. ed. Moore went dow’n and bic a good way apart Philadelphia. swinging won the Star-News’ first game of the baseball to It was the 17th victory in 19 league catcher, of E5 o who wasn’t there. losing a 14 to 12 debacle he struck out four. Dean, the Ath- an error by Pitcher Ben Wade en- day, the whose Neither Chubby second half season. Griffith was the won over a when Walt games for Reds, sweep of McCoy Manacher m , The Yanks are talking good the St. Louis Browns The got all seven of their letics' starter, nor Smith, who post- abled Carter to reach first safely. Tigers this series gave them a winners’ catcher. Voss and Russ and tumble brawl but the boys run of three-game came and rough lust week Judnich hit his 18th home runs off Hudson. Three of ed his tenth of the season, Davis then to the plate pennant grabbing, Sidney of seven in their triumph made up the Junior Manacher them ninth. record wins last strikes. battery. and asked for tire return who bet on ’em are wanting the year with one on in the the markers came in the first inn- went the distance. The Tribe gained was promptly tagged for two with the Dodgers. match as a means of eight games was redeemir.1 a little with the big It was the fifth straight defeat and four in the third. a 7-1 lead off Dean and Herman A foul ball dropped by the third to do talking ing Walters worked effortlessly to- himself. stick. The champs win now and for the Yanks, who skidded within Hank Greenberg’s 18th home run Besse before the Athletics rallied for baseman and he dx'ove the next pitch ward his no walks and Castle Street Defeats In the in goal, giving to When Hassell errored the semi-finals set-to Sadr then. And you know, hope springs a game of the secon^ division of the season drove in two of the five runs in the sixth, sending Smith second. out of trouble except in the ■ Pat keeping ball it l-olled on out to the outfield Newman, the cx-U. S. eternal. the American league. runs in the first inning. Pinky Hig- to the showers. Harry Eisenstat fin- Tar Heels To xavj ( second and ninth stanzas. The first Cop Fla% will meet What made the outcome all the cut loose a round-tripper with the Philadelphia scor- and McKeithan and Carter scored grappling champ, Whitt College-Bred gins off him came on successive ally stopped run Grovo in a 50-minute time Sanford won the North Carolina more shocking was that New York two men on base in the third. ing. standing up. limit I doubles by Dixie Walker and Jim Behind the two-hit hurling ol hniit.. on six-run lead in the The could not solve Joe Thus ending as close a ball game semi-pro championship college had gained a Tigers Wasdell. , kingpin of the Cleve- did the Bill hit Krakauska.v who follow’ed Hudson as has been played at Legion field Raynor, the Castle Street baseba^: The McCoy-Manacher tangle will baseball players. They first inning when Dickey The crowd of lost most of land mound staff, was hit in the 30,102 be a 90-minute time and if run with the bases loaded for four innings, nor Walter Master- this year. team defeated the Tar Heels 10 to i limit affair, same thing last year, you’re a home its enthusiasm when the Reds scor- face by a thrown ball during pre- § Jack Shoaf his and the will the of team they hit one with them son, who worked the eighth. but was not pitched perhaps gals grapple through interested in type and ed a run in the first frame on Lonny game practice seriously to take the first half ehampionshif | best ball to but a ‘tis: Joe and Tom warmed in the bull game date, allowing .one-fall heat. have, here empty. Dimaggio 4 2 0 and Frank McCor- hurt and up pen Case, cf_ 13 Frey’s four hits and out seven. For in the Coastal league in a game A. and Henrich also hit homers for the in the A moist towel striking Smith, of St. Helena, a former 1 Johnny Clayton, , rf _ 4 12 10 mick’s and was left eighth inning. Lewis, single complete- as if the of 12 0 a while, however, it looked played at Robert Strange park yes wrestler, will referee the two W. B. Hobson, second base, Yanks, but their pitching collapsed. Walker. If_ 5 0 ly limp by the four-run frame that was applied for a time to his left men I 3b- 5 10 2 1 walk, two singles and two errors terday bouts and William Eddie Shokes, first base, and The Yanks used six hurlers and Travis, followed. cheek and jaw after he walked in morning. Henry Ezzell, I Elon; 11) 4 0 1 11 0 which the visitors turned into four Fred West, of a throw The winners collected nine hits who has ifficiated in all the Glen Price, third, of Duke; the Browns five to give up 28 hits 10 3 With one out, Mike McCormick, the way practice by Myer. 2b_ 10 runs in the fourth would be a inning scoring in the second and men’s matches here, is Eason, outfield. Wake Forest; Jim and 13 walks. Steve Sundra, who Bloodworth. 2b 2 0 13 2 Billy Myers and Walters hit suc- Keith Monroe, rookie sandlotter first, sixth expected IkJ 0 1 4 enough for a Beaufort victory. How- to be the in Carolina, outfield; Ned won 11 and lost one Pofahl, ss _ 4 0 cessive and then with two working out with the Indians. innings. The Tar Heels made five referee this encounter.! Mallory, games only singles for the last five Shoaf Ferrell, c_ 10 0 10 PHILADELPHIA Ab R II O A ever, innings, errors and the Doors to the exhibit Butcher, outfield. Maryland; Char- last year, was charged with his out Frey singled and Ival Good- Castle Street tearr building Early, c_ 3 1110 3b- 5 0 2 0 0 gave up but one safety. ! Western second in 24 hours. He Rubeling. four. Hatton with two for four let the stadium will open at 7 o'clock lie Glosski, Maryland, defeat Hudson, p_ 1 0 0 0 0 man tripled. Moses, rf_'- 5 0 110 H Young Ben Wade, recently signed the and the catcher; Carl Ray, Jr., pitcher, hasn’t won a game and has lost Krakauskas, p 2 110 1 This ushered in Luke Hamlin, who Timmons, If- 4 0 0 3 0 winners at bat. first match will get undo-1 by Cincinnati, was almost as effec- _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 the 4 Wr/Mj. x but w'as victimized p_ 0 0 0 1 L. Colley and JIarshburn made way at 8:30 o’clock. I Mars Hill; and Lefty Cheshire, five this year. put out the fire, Beckman, well scat- ur Masterson, p- 0 0 0 0 C x 1 0 0 0 0 tive. He kept eight hits now at Carolina, NEW YORK Ab R H O A by his teammates for the ether Red Brucker, the Tar Heels’ battery. Wilmington boy Johnson, cf- 5 115 0 tered and bore down in the pinches Knickerbocker, ss_ •"> 0 I) 2 1 the fourth. PLAYERS FINED pilCIiCi. Totals _- 30 5 11 24 11 run in Myers opened lb 4 2 3 6 2 Crosetti. ss_ 0 0 0 0 ] Siebert, to throttle any substantial rally. He f a a 3 0 The with learning were x-Batted for Krakauskas in 8th. that inning with single and Wal- Hayes, c -*- 3 12 Beaufort _ 000 400 000—‘ NEW YORK, July 21 I boys Rolfe. 3b _ 2 2 0 3 3 struck out 11 Buccaneers. 2b_ 4 0 1 0 ,3 a which McCoy. _ little too much for the old heads, Henrich. rf_ 5 2 3 1 0 DETROIT Ab R H O / ters laid down perfect bunt, the in Wilmington 101 000 102—; Coscarart and Whitlow W>at: I 0 Brancato, ss- 2 10 3 2 Wilmington opened scoring a way DiMaggio, cf_ 4 2 12 Bartell. ss_ 4 112 5 he beat out as Catcher Babe Phelps the and Sanford might go long 2 0 0 0 1 the first frame. Carter lined out a Runs batted in: Davis 3. Potter Brooklyn Dodgers and h n: ! _ 0 P.oan. p Keller, If 4 3 2 1 McCosky. cf__ 4 110 0 wild into field, where in the National Semi-Pro threw right _ 0 0 0 0 0 tourney c_ 4 12 4 0 Besse, p and scored on Davis' single. Brooks, 2, Carter. Two base Frey of the Cincinnati R. .is «... ■ Dickey, Gehringer, 2b _ 4 13 4 2 W^de Wasdell the ball while My- S. xx 0 0 0 0 0 at Wichita soon. Rosar. c_ 11110 If_ 3 2 3 2 1 juggled Chapman, Another hit and a walk loaded the hits: McKeithan. Three fined $25 each today rivs.'h: ■ Greenberg. If_ 2 1 base hits; by 2b _ 5 1 3 2 3 ers scurried home. Miles. Odds and Ends Gordon, York, lb _ 4 118 0 11 1 bases, but Wade struck out Rowan Carter. Stolen bass: Ford Frick of the National lemo. .B lb_- 4 0 17 1 Ab R H O A Chadwick. Dou- the 1940 Dahlgren, Higgins, 3b _ 4 112? CINCINNATI Tommy Riggs, captain Totals _ 37 6 12 24 5 to the locals chance in an s _ o sgoring ble aftermath of at Pearson, p 1 0 0 0 Fox. rf_ 4 0 0 2 0 Werber. 3b 5 0 0 1 5 nip plays: G. Hassell to R. Hassell yesterday ;im. ! of Illinois’ football team, was one 10 0 1 0 4 2 2 1 2 Beckman in the bud. Donald, p_ Tebbetts. c- 4 0 0 7 1 Frey, 2b _ x-Batted for 9th. Left on bases: Beaufort 4; Wilming- Ebbets Field. _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Besse in that Russo, p _- 3 0 2 0 3 rf _ 4 0 10 xx-Batted for 6th. added another run in grid player slipped through Hutchinson, p Goodman, The locals ton 6. Bases on balls Coscarart and 0 0 0 0 0 off: Wade 4 Frey started a m I Hildebrand, p_ 3 0 0 0 0 0 F. McCormick, lb _ 4 0 1 13 Ab R H O A Wallace Wade’s hands ... He once Seats, p_ CLEVELAND the third on a single by Moore, an xx_ 0 0 0 0 0 Shoaf 3. Wade 11 that involved several I P,. Mills, ,0 Benton, p_ 1 0 0 0 0 Hershberger, c_ 4 0 0 2 B. Chapman. If_ 3 0 110 by: players the Duke freshmen elev- 0 0 0 0 0 0 error, a walk and a hit batsman, captained Sundry, p_ Arnovich. If_ 4 0 15 Heath. If_ 1 0 0 0 0 Shoaf 7. Hit by pitcher by: Wade were ejected. Frick said he fii.elB Watkins has been _ 4 3 the run walked in when Smidt en. .Bed Totals _ 35 7 12 27 15 M. McCormick, cf 12 0 13 3 0 being Weatherly, cf- 5 (Smidt). Shoaf because he s'. _oo l*. iu Winning pitcher: Wyatt personally I loiari _ 4 2 2 2 4 named head football coach and di- 000 002 300—5 Myers, ss Boudreau, ss_ 4 0 2 2 6 was hit by a pitched ball. Two of the a-None out when run scored. Washington_ 1 Losing pitcher: Wade. the hit winning Walters, p _ 4 12 0 lb_ 2 0 1 17 0 Umpires; Brooklyn pitcher I-V T rector of athletics at Detroit _ 304 000 OOx—7 Trosky. Bucs were thrown out at home plate Applachian x-Batted for Murphy in 7th. 0 Baker and Griffith. Bell, rf _ 5 110 Time: 2:02. eral times with his glove. State to succeed Flucie Ste- in Errors: Walker, Traris. in scoring attempt, one wild pitch college xx-Batted for Hildebrand 9th. Greenberg, Totals _37 fi 11 27 12 Keltner. 3b 4 0 0 0 3 Runs batted in: Gehringr, York, Green- thrown back for the wart, who resigned to become line ST. LOUIS Ab K H O A BROOKLYN Ab R H O A Mack, 2b_ 5 12 1 5 by Wade being berg 2, Higgins 3, Walker 2, Blood 0 coach at tire of Dele- Grace, rf_ 4 3 3 2 0 Reese, ss _ 4 113 Hemsley. c- 5 2 12 0 third out. From then until the sev- University worth. Lewis, Travis. Two base hits: 4 0 0 1 2 Hoag, rf_ 1 0 0 0 0 Lavagetto, 3b_ Smith, p 3 3 3 0 2 enth the locals were held hitless. In ware. .Ace Parker, the former Bartell. York, Lewis. Hutchinson. Ilomp 4 12 3 0 3b _ 6 10 5 0 Medwick, If_ Andrews, 0 0 0 0 0 McQuinn, runs: Sacrifices p_ the stretch three hits, one a Duke has recovered Greenberg. Higgins. c_ 4 0 0 4 1 stanza, gridironer, Judnich, cf _ 6 4 5 5 0 Phelps, ■isenstat, p- 1 0 0 0 1 Greenberg. Double plays: Pofahl and 0 the Bucs Georgia 4 117 double by McKeithan, gave Niliiary Academy from a broken received while Radcliff, If_ 5 2 4 4 0 Camilli, lb_ leg West: Bloodworth and West; Hutchin- _ 4 0 2 2 1 cf _ 4 12 7 0 Berardino, ss Walker, Totals _ 38 7 14 27 17 their third marker. This was the way playing baseball at Montreal sev- son, Bartell and York. Left on bases: 0 2 rf _ 3 0 110 Cliff. 3b_ 4 3 2 Wasdell. 000 105 000—0 matters stood until Davis’ blow in Park eral weeks and is now ready Washington 9; Detroit 5. Bases on Philadelphia_ (6 miles from Ailania) Oeorda ago Heffner. 2b _ 4 113 2 Coscarart, 2b_ 3 0 0 3 1 College _ 002 230 OOx—7 balls off: Hutchinson 2. Seats 2, Ben- 0 0 0 0 Cleveland the ninth, giying the locals their to get back in the lineup. .He’ll Swift, c _ 3 2 0 6 3 Carleton. p_ 0 0 ton 1. Strikeouts by: Hudson 1, Kra- 0 Error: B. Runs battd in: one-run of be Kennedy, p_ 0 0 0 0 Hamlin, p _ 2 0 0 0 Chapman. margin victory. with the Brooklyn Dodgers, pro kauskas 1, Hutchinson 1, Benton 4. 0 0 0 0 x _ 1 0 0 0 0 Weatherly 3. Trosky 2. Hemsley. Smith. H. Mills, p _ 1 Gallagher, The five errors chalked up against eleven, this fall. Hits off: Hudson 8 in 3 Kra- innings; _ 0 0 Siebert, Miles 2. Rubeling, Laabs, z _ 1 0 0 0 0 Casey, p 0 0 1 McCoy, the Beaufort club were kauskas 4 in 4: Masterson, none in 1; hits: B. responsible Coffman, p_—_ 0 0 0 0 1 Moses. Two base Chapman. Hutchinson 10 in 6 (none out in 7th): Mack. Three for three of the locals' runs. TROUBLE DIAGNOSED Cullen bine, zz _ 1 0 0 0 0 Totals _ 33 1 7 27 1 Smith, Siebert, Hemsley. Seats, none in 2-3; Benton 1 in 2 1-3. Home run: of Lawson, p_ 2 0 0 0 0 x-Batted for Hamlin in Sth. base hit: Johnson. Weath- However, on the other side the CHICAGO, July 24.— W—Eye Winning pitcher: Hutchinso. Losing Keltner. Double Harris, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati_ 140 100 000—fi erly. : ledger, the visitors had collected two trouble that has bothered Jackie pitcher: Hudson. Umpires: Hubbard. Mack and _ 010 000 002—f plays: Boudreau, Trosky; Brooklyn markers off a of errors by Rue and Moriarty. Time: 1:58. At- Mack and Left on pair White Sox second Totals _ 42 14 17 27 7 Errors: Wasdell. Runs bat- Eisenstat. Trosky. Hayes, Chicago tendance: (actual) 6,044 4,500 Phelps, and Rowan in the fourth. /-Batted for H. Mills in 4th. paid, ted in : Goodman F. bases: Philadelphia 7; Cleveland 13. Trogden oaseman, since the school children. Frey, 2. McCormick. zz-Batted for Coffman in 5th. Walters. Wasdell. Camilli 2. Two base Bases on balls off: Dean 2, Besse 3. Carter and Davis topped the lo- was camp period, diagnozed today New York_ 602 200 002—12 hits: Frey, Walker. Wasdell. Three Beckman 1, Smith 2. Strikeouts by: cals batting attack, with two blows as a cataract of his Beckman Smith Eisenstat 1. Hits right eye. The St. Louis _ 210 322 202—14 base hit: Goodman. Home run: Camilli. 1, 1, made 3 in out of five attempts. Smidt examination was made Dr. Har- Errors: Berardino, Knickerbocker, Takes Contest Double Myers and F. McCormick. off: Dean 9 in 4 innings; Besse by Chicago plays: for two. fcoTfe, Dahlgren. Runs batted in: Dick- Left on bsaes: Cincinnati 1; Beckman 2 in 3: Smith 8 in 5 1-3: one ry Gradle, eye specialist, who told 5; Brooklyn ey 4, Gordon 2, Radcliff 4, Clift, Grace From 10 3. Bases on balls off: Hamlin 1. Strike- Andrew" 2 in 0: Eisenstat 2 in 3 2-3. Friday night the Bucs will play could be done Red Sox, 12 To Hayes nothing until 3, DiMaggio 2, Henrich 2, Judnich 4. outs by: Carleton 1, Hamlin 3, Walters Hit by pitcher by: Smith (Brancato). the Golden Belt club from Durham the cataract “ripened”, when an Berardino, Heffner, Rosar, Dahlgren. 2. Hits off: Carleton 7 in 1 2-3 innings: Wild pitch: Besse. Winning pitcher: Dean. at Legion field. Two base hits: Grace 2, Radcliff, Jud- CHICAGO, July 24.—UP)— Hamlin 4 in 6 1-3: Casey, none in 1. Los. Smith. Losing pitcher: Umpires: operation probably would be ad- , The box score: nich 2, Keller. Three base hit: Keller. ig pitcher: Carleton. Ballan- Kolls. Quinn, Rommel and McGowan visable. 3 Chicago’s White Sox and Boston’s Umpires: Home runs: Dickey, Gordon, DiMaggio. fant, Campbell and Klem. Time: 1:49. Time: 2:16. Attendance: (estimated) BEAUFORT Ab R H O A E Swift. Red Sox got hot in their own right 4,000. Henrich, Judnich. Sacrifice: Attendance: 30,102. Guthrie, ss_ 4 0 1111 Double Rolfe and Left today and in better than 100 de- play: Dahlgren. lb_ 4 0 0 7 0 0 on New 30. R. Hassell, bases: York 8; St. Louis gree temperature boomed out 34 South's Standard School Bases on balls off: Pearson Donald Chadwick, cf_ 3 10 10 1 Military Preparatory 1, hits 64 To Be Given Russo 1, Kennedy 2, H. Mills 1, Law- totaling bases. Trophy 3, Potter, c _ 3 1 1 13 3 0 son 5. StrikeoutR by: Pearson 1, Don- Chicago got the decision, its sixth BAGMEN DEFEAT — — Coastal Winner G. Hassell, 2b_ 4 10 12 1 Modern Successful ald 1, Murphy 1, Hildebrand 1, H. Mills in a row, 12 to 10. Loop Progressive THIS 3, Lawson 2. Hits off: Pearson 3 in Brooks, rf_ 4 0 110 0 The six home ■ 2-3 Donald 5 in 3 1-3 out barrage ineluded inning; (none The Coastal which is grow- Rice, If_ 3 1 0 0 0 0 41st Year of in 5th); Murphy 5 in 2; Russo 3 in 2-3 runs, three triples and six doubles BUILDERS, 13 1 Loop, Entering Operation— four to six teams of Willis. 3b_ 4 0 0 1 1 1 Hildebrand, none in 3 3-3; Sundra 1 in and brought into action seven pit- ing from Individual Attention 0 3 0 113 1 to Every Cadet (none out, in 9th); Kennedy 3 in 1-3; chers, three the White Sox. youngsters and which is improv- Wade, p.. WHISKEY Mills 3 in 3 2-3; Coffman 1 in 3; Law- by Wertheimer Ten Collects 21 the in the brand of ball being —Thorough Preparation for College son 4 in 3 2-3; Harris, none in 1-3. Hit Despite White Sox big first ing daily will for a in its Totals 32 4 4a26 10 5 by pitcher by: Harris (Crosetti). Win- inning, which produced a 6 to 1 Hits; Company A-Bakers played, play cup and Business Course Harris. was announced Careers—Special ning pitcher; Losing pitcher: lead, Boston had the tying runs on first season, it yes- a-Two out when winning run Sundra. Umpires: Basil, Grieve and Game base in the ninth side Postponed terday. scored. Preparatory to West Point and An- IS Geisel. Time: 2:42. Attendance: paid when the ^ The is to be to the — I, 580. was retired. 3 cup given WILMINGTON Ab R H 0 A E napolis Scholarship Stressed, Mili- BOSTON Ab B H O A A downpour of Wertheimer Bag winner of the loop by Foy, Roe McKeithan, 2b — 4 2 1 4 1 0 DiMaggio, rf- 5 13 2 0 company hits rained all over Robert and tary the Best. company. Moore, lb_ 5 115 0 0 Cramer, cf _ 4 0 110 Dorothy Kirhy Defeats Strange playground last night as the The loop was organized here this 4 Cronin, ss_ 5 110 2 Carter, If_ 5 2 2 2 0 0 Bagmakers ran up 13 runs to the E. a of who _ year by group youngsters Mrs. In Match Williams. If 2 3 2 5 0 Davis, cf_ 5 0 2 1 0 0 Swinney Finney, lb_ 5 2 3 10 1 W. Godwin’s Sons one in the first wanted to play baseball and who Trogden, rf_ 3 0 110 1 JUNIOR SCHOOL for YOUNGER Doerr, 2b_ 5 1 3 2 5 game, and the makings of a down- had no one to sponsor any such Tabor, 3b_ 4 1112 Smidt, ss _ 2 0 1 5 2 0 ASHEVILLE, July 24.— !#)—Pac- pour of rain halted the second af- got lined- YEARS Peacock, c- 4 0 0 3 0 league. They together, ed Atlanta’s Dorothy Kirby, who fair with “A" the Rowan, 3b_ 4 0 0 1 1 1 by Galehouse, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 Company leading up their teams and have been play- BOYS SEPARATE and DISTINCT an 38 as she rounc- American Bakers 3 to 0 in the Larkins, c_ 3 0 0 8 1 0 fired outgoing Wagner, p_ 2 0 0 0 1 last ing a regular schedule since. x 0 0 0 0 0 half Shoaf, 3 0 0 0 0 0 ed Mrs. C. M. Swinney, also of Foxx, of the fourth when the game Second half play will be begun in p_w For and information address: Hash, xx _ 0 1 0 0 (I was called. x_ 1 0 0 0 0 0 catalog complete OLD Atlanta, by a 9 and 7 score, fav- the near future, at which time two Skipper, Johnson, p.. 0 0 0 0 1 The orites into the second xxx Wertheimer boys filled the romped Spence, _ 1 0 0 0 f, new clubs will be admitted to the Box Park, Sa. ball with a total of 21 to _ 118, round of the annual invitation golf Heving, p 0 0 0 0 0 yard hits loop. 3 Totals 35 5 8 27 5 2 Georgia Military Academy, College tournament at Biltmore For- Ostermueller, xxxx_ 1 0 0 0 0 continue their unbroken string of x-Batted for Shoaf in 9th. I today est. victories for the second half of the Totals _ 38 10 14 24 12 The likable young Independent loop. TENNIS RACKETS! Georgian play- x-Batted for Wagner in 6th. , "Red” Hansley was in form, ed the same strong game that won xx-Ran for Foxx in tith. top cent both 25 per Reduction xxx-Batted for Johnson in 8th. at the mound and plate. He let Special her medal honors for Tuesday when On entire stpck tor short time xxxx-Batted for Heving in 9th. the Godwin boys have four hits, but she chalked up a 76, one over Free Waterproof Cover r WHEN FRIENDS DROP H three hits for four to next women’s for the Biltmore For- CHICAGO Ab B H O A picked up make INM at your party. par Webb, 2b_ 4 12 3 3 for up it. Bound to be a hit! rJ est layout—meeting trouble only on cf_ 4 10 4 0 Kreevich, bteele, Bagman short fielder, fat- l»l< KAKDS the her shot 1 b_ 5 3 4 8 0 Crown has I first hole when tee Kuhei, ted his 209 Market St. ¥ TREAT 'EM TO THE REST-l “Royal Solters, If_ 4 12 3 0 average with three for three. Dial 3224 landed in the rough. She three- out of 10 Wright, rf_ 5 0 0 2 0 Peiper, Bishop, and Cherry got three won 9 E| one the but putted green, sixth, Appling, ss- 5 2 4 2 1 for five each. Johnson and’ Steele certified taste-tests H 1 knocked in a six-footer for a deuce Tresh, c- 4 12 4 0 both picked up clean knocks in the leading H Kennedy, 3b_ 5 2 3 1 1 against on the ninth to make the turn Bagmen’s fourth which Dietrich, p_ 3 13 0 0 prize-winning VMM CROWNCOCA | seven up. saw runs cross. Appleton, p _ 2 0 0 0 0 eight Jane Cothran, defending cham- Rigney, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 To throttle the Builders, the Bag pion of Greensville, S. C., easily company’s boys completed a brace Totals _ 41 12 20 27 11 conquered Mrs. Harry Morgan of of fast double plays and deported H I % ^^^SBssSmm Roston _ 100 105 003—10 I Shreveport, 6 and and is themselves as if on a BY TASTE TEST La., 4, Chicago _611 010 21x—12 picnic. 1 BEST headed towards another match The score by innings: jg Runs hatted in: Cronin, Williams. with 820 0—13 21 1 Kirby, Friday, provided the Doerr 2. Tabor 2, Webb, Kuhei. Solters Wertheimer _210 two win their matches tomor- I, Tresh, Kennedy 3, Dietrich. Two Builders _000 001 0— 1 4 3 base hits: Doerr row as expected. Last year Miss DiMaggio, 2, Tabor, Batteries, for Godwin’s team, Le- base hits: Di- Cothran defeated Kuhei, Appling. Three Gwin and McDonald; for the Bag- Mis* Kirby in the Kennedy. Home runs: Maggio, Appling, and Fountain. finals to win her third Biltmore Cronin, Williams, Kuhei, Solters, Ken- men, Hansley Forest title. nedy, Dietrich. Stolen base: Cramer. The second game started with Sacrifices: Krevich, T r e s h. Double Company “A” quickly gunning for Webb and Kuhei plays: Appling, 2; a win at the expense of the Bakers. TARS TAKE TWO Webb, Appling and Kuhei. Lef ton They were out in front, headed for NORFOLK, Va„ July 24.—(AT— bases: Boston 8: Chicago 10. Bases on balls off: Galehouse 1, Wagner 1, a shut-out, when rain started. Fear The Tars swept a doubleheader Johnson 1, Dietrich 4, Appleton 2, Rig- that the rain would crack the arcs, from the Winston-Salem Twins here Dietrich 1. ney 1. Strikeouts by: Hits caused the league officials to stop off: Galehouse 6 in 2-3"inning; Wagner today, winning 1 to 0 in the opener the cut the and the 9 in 4 1-3; Johnson 3 in 2; Heving 2 affair, lights, that traveled 12 and innings, taking in 1: Dietrich 8 in 5 2-3; Appleton 5 in game will be played off at a later the nightcap, a seven inning affair, 2 1-3: Rigney 1 in 1. Winning pitch- date. 8 to 3. In the first game, John Yel- er : Dietrich. Losing pitcher: Gale- TODAY’S GAMES house. Umpires: Ormsby, Summers and lovic retired the first 19 Tar bat- vs. City Optical; Boys’ Mill Pipgras. Time: 2:17. Attendance: (es- Ethyl-Dow BOTTLING ters in order 3 timated) 4,000 paid; 6,000 ladies. Brigade vs. Spofl'ord Mills, 19th and Dawson Streets COMPAMjDial 73W1

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