STANDINGS •nee Hilburn, and VUfiord SUisoa^ JUNIOR LEAGUE And there are other*. I On Wednesday Blackwood** 'Erwin TOBACCO Twins STATE LFAGE Flatten 10 To 5 power-packed lineup throws m Dunn Bucs, Team Won Loit Pet. team PLAYOFF BEGINS strong against Spofford Sanford _ 31 9 .775 Mills. The opening lineup fisc the AT WILMINGTON _ 22 18 550 WARSAW Clinton 21 20 .512 Braves figures to be either Car The for the BLASTED Lumberton _ 20 20 .500 playoff Wilmington Warren or Billy Smith at first, ii® Extend Lead NETTERS SPANK Dunn-Erwin_ 10 30 .500 1 Ll MBER'I Spinners Junior Baseball league champion- Cecil Heath at second, Bobby Hin- ON Ab R H O A Warsaw _ 19 20 .48 7 son Ehrhardt, ss 6 u tomorrow afternoon at at third. Homer Brewer or HITS 0 J 1 Smithfield-Selma _ 17 24 .415 ship begins 20 Stanley, 3b 5 2 14 0 Red __ 11 30 .268 Jimmy Stoudenmire at for ROCKY MOUNT Spring? 2 o’clock at Robert shortstop, 2b Strange park | Windhorst, _ _ 6 1 0 » 4 To Nine Full Contests YESTERDAYS RESULTS Robert Brown in left field, Must- Jamin, 1£ 6 0 0 *0 Sanford 11-4. Clinton 10-1. with the Anderson Sports Shop Ti- cf ard Mathis in center field. E. G. Pearsall, _ 6 2*10 WILMINGTON 5. Dunn-Erwin 10. Homer; Sanford’s were their second straight gers the Winter Park in Ea- P»le« Cabaniss, lb _ 5 1 t a a Spinners perch- with a four-master in the first Winning Smithfield-Selma 2. Red Springs 12. playing Britt right field. Roderick u,* j Eastern Dixon, ri_::: , l 5 J l led nine full games ahead of the contest. Carolina Tennis associa- Warsaw 8. Lumberton 12. Rangers. Wednesday the Black- son catching, and either Tommy He" tonight Kivett, c 6 2*50 rest of the Tobacco State tion contest, the Wilmington Ten- TODAYS GAMES or Cecil Corbett Team* League Bobby Keane, ace of wood Braves tangle with Turlington pitch- Lewis, p 3 0 0 0 0 flock this pitching nis club Sanford at Clinton Spofford morning. Yesterday, the Tobacco last sea- yesterday gave Rocky ing. Roger Corbett. Claude King. ’Header VanNordheim, p _ 2 0 10 1 State Loop Red Springs at Smithfield-Selma Mills. The winners of the for the Clinton Blues Mount a sound spanking, the men's two. they whipped son, earned his second win Dunn-Erwin at WILMINGTON Billy Gore. Jimmy Brisalon. Bob against series meet each TOTALS -41 ij twice, 11-10 and while the division coming through 6-3, while Warsaw at Lumberton other for the Carl to the Star 13 27 7 4-1, no defeats in the second game. Lewis. Williams. Charlie Cor- ,neci7l the ladies took a 6-0 decision. crown next ~ who runner-up Wilmington Pirates were He and AMERICAN LEAGUE week. bett. and Ken Padrick are f,—Roy Lamb, WARSAW Ab * H O A gave up nine scattered hits Spof- a 10-5 a four- 3b absorbing walloping from run Horace Emerson took the absent one ferd's best for Jordan, _ 5 1 2 2 J one to Clinton, striking out Team Won Lost Prt. Tuesday's contest should be players. D'-'V Red Springs the Dunn-Erwin Twins. Bob lost his Newbourne, 2b _ 5 10 Andrews’ in the first 2 3 three and one. ; plac Detroit _ 26 17 .605 of the C«!flcd >m,-v last week, walking best Junior league games Scrobola. cf -- 5 0 2 10 0 Lumberton climbed into a tie for and was ham- ispot lost to Tommy Harris, New York __ 26 20 .565 and If The Sanford ball club announc-1 of the season. The Dial 2-3311 For Service today Bohannon, _ 6 112 0 fourth Cleveland _ 19 Tigers, with Newspaper be the Wilmington they have acquired Joe Coffee. Chicago 23 26 .479 Sutherland, ss _ the Red Sox make errors. Duval of the American „ver 2 0 10 1 niitfe In 5- 7, 6-3; NHHS's Dick Hewlett was _ 19 23 .452 Legion «'in to their two in- Washington j BICYCLES j Conn, p 1 0 0 the Injuries key St. 0 0 meantime, those Robins from defeated H. D. Anamosa, 4-6, Louis _ 18 25 .419 club, plus others like LeRov Poklem- W. first baseman by rate*'., k and Andy Jones, p 2 0 0 0 1 Red fielders, manager YESTERDAYS RESULTS Towles. Eston cf Springs kept bob-bob-bobbin’ 6- 3, 6-3; Gene. Fonveille was a 3-6, Hoffman. Louie AT YOU* in the bah Fortune, _ 111*0 Jimmy Milner and second baseman New York 2-5; St. Louis 9-4. zJohnsoil along, to within six 7-5 victor over Ciark. Eddie Pittman, ^k P _ 111*0 edging games 6-3, Johnny Carr; Washington 1-2: 0-8. Coley. Billy s! counted Wilmer, coupled with an addition- Chicago ,n[ Dunn-Erwm zzMilner 10 10 0 of Smithfield-Selma by stopping Julian McKeithan lost to Don Philadelphia 4-0: Cleveland 0-2. Robert Sessioms. and Brian Mull- inning, clmch- al ailment bothering outfielder !iT'e me fourth the Leafs 12-2. Carter 1-6, 7-5, 8-0, and Archie Detroit 5: Boston 0. ir.ix are definitely a team to beat. Eddie slammed TOTALS 45 * 16 27 10 Lail, just got the Warsaw' Red Sox TODAY'S GAMES j COn,est. Hammering Hank Nesselrode un- Fountain took 6-3 sets from But one should not disregard b- z—Singled for Sutherland in 5th all messed 7-5, New York at .... promi- up They Chicago—.Reynolds (4-4> U -hat figured loaded his home yesteiday. Winter Park's Jere Hilbiun. an- zz—Singled for Conn in 51h eighth run of the W. B. Dozier. vs. Grove (3-2. P3 scoring in the committed nine errors in their 12-8 Burs' campaign in the six second at St. Louis other American star, and d®ubie Pok- inning Wilmington won all three doubles Washington (night)—New- Legion while LUMBERTON loss to Lumberton, and the Cubs • 6022 inird inning, 001 250 302_13 game that was called because of som 2-3» vs. Kinder (3-0). such school Dial 114 Market St. f run WARSAW added 13 matches. Emerson and de- up-and-coming high first home -- 000 000 300— 8 hits off two Warsaw pitch- Boney Philadelphia at Detroit—Fowler (4-6; | Sanford's curfew. In the first en- 1 hopefuls as Sloan. Clar- foot Conn and W. feated Harris and Lundy 8-1, 8-2, va. Trucks (4-4). Douglas over the 315 counter Phil ers, Jones. Errors—Stanley, Jamin, Jordan Suth- Shoffner, Spinner first while Boston at son Pi8 leaser, with 3, It was not xhat the Sox couldn’t Fonveille and Bob Getty Cleveland—Hugh (2-5) in the third erland 4, W. Jones. vs. fence Conn, Runs batted baseman, smacked a roundtripper. whacked D. g. Johnson and Ana- Black (3-4). fed get a safe base knock, they bang- ______in—Cabanise, Jamin, Pearsall, Kivett 3, Cieslinski of Clinton highlighted on' Ehrhardt 2, Stanley ed out 16 of it was that mosa 6-4, 8-2. Carr and Carter today’s game Bohannon, Johnson, the Blues’ for them, r .mn began Milner, Scrobola 3, vain effort victors defaulted to Hewlett and Bill > timing tallying Newbourne. Two base they could not move the base run- Team Won Lost Pet. Pirates manner, hit—Cabaniss. Three bate hit*—Pearsall. Wilmington lBipl After ners across the In the Peck. Brooklyn 26 18 .691 h frame. Kivett. Rome run—Bohannon. Stolen plate. .he first New York —_ 25 18 561 Vs. first bases—Jordan, Andrews. first two innings, the Sox filled In the ladies matches, Mary had reached Double plays_ Chicago _- 24 19 .668 KeMuscemeci Newbourne to Scrobola. Left on the. bases with and Johnson ran over lined a two- bases— PIRJ! PHILS nobody out, Mrs. Mary Boston _— 25 20 .556 'red i Bill Benton ES, Dunn-Erwin Twins Lumberton 10, Warsaw 18. Bates on balls yet they couldn't score. Finally, Knowles, 6-2, 6-0; Mary Bland beat Philadelphia _ 21 26 .447 field off Lewi' *, VanNordheim into right-center ?? I 2, Conn 1. in the of the *fifth w’ith Lum- Eloise Lancaster in two 6-4 Pittsburgh _ 19 25 .432 “Muci Struck last sets; the fleet-footed j out, by Lewi* 4, VanNordheim Cincinnati_ 20 27 426 P. M. S .IT TWIN berton ahead Warsaw touch- Brown won from Tate Har- TONIGHT—7 Conn 2. Hits off: BILL 8-0, Nancy follow- 1, Lewis 8 in 4 _ 18 35 f*11, .jjiv Ed Hardiskv l-3j St. Louis 419 VanNordheim 8 in 4 7 ed Lewis and reliefer Van Nord- rison, 6-0; Colleen Gann over- «#*“, that carried in 2-3; Conn in 5; 6-2, TODAY’S GAMES LEGION STADIUM w"n jingle W. Jones 6 in 4. Hit by pitcher, by heim for five runs. powered Nancy Hicks, 6-0, 6-0. Chicago at Boston (night)—Borowy d down a per- — Rridges laid VanNordheim PHILADELPHIA. June 8 (*i vs. (Newbourne;. Winning But the seventh was Warsaw's (6-1) Barrett <3-3». Hardi- — — The two ladies doubles found advancing pitcher—Lewis. Losing pitcher Conn. The Pirates and the Cincinnati at Brooklyn (night)—Wal- Tobacco State Leagne W;0B;Se Pittsburgh Cabaniss and tc‘ Bob La- Umpire*—Veasley, Ouzts. Time of undoing. singled, Miss Johnson and Miss Bland de- ters vs. Brance «6-4) 5. 4ndv Poklemba, game Philadelphia Phillies divided a (3-2) Games 2:15. when Dixon hit to Conn, the Red at New" Championship Steckel went down double header here today before feating Miss Knowles and Miss Pittsburgh York—Higbe (2-5) and Bob Sox hurler threw over first vs. Koslo (5-2i. 18.551. ’way Lancaster, 9-7, 6-4, while Miss St. Louis at Philadelphia (2>—Munger laden base. The Cubs’ catcher, Kivett, Brown and Mrs. Jean Tillett beat power The Phils won the first game (4-1) and Brazle (3-3) vs. Rowe (7-1) “'If: Erwin’s then tripled and scored himself Miss Harrison and Miss in the very 5-2 behind the nine-hit hurling of Hicks, 6-1, and Hughes 1O-61. Dt e»an exploding when Van Nordheim was out at 6-0. YESTERDAY S RESULTS " second. Four am- PEPSI-COLA WINS Dutch Leonard who won his own S the on a Pittsburgh 2-5: Philadelphia 5-4. 1 first fielder's choice. and three stolen game in the fourth when he clear- St. Louis at New" ; one walk, The rising Robins stunned the Yorkt ppd., rain. the way for four ed the bases with a two-bagger. Chicago at Brooklyn, ppd.. rein. s oa-ed Smithfield-Selma Leafs, 12-2, at Poklemba kept OVER! XOCLUB In the second game Ralph Kin- Lewis Takes Women’s Cincinnati at Boston, ppd., rain. 4-2 Red Springs behind Jim Miller’s ^Behind burning er hit his second home run of the es- victory hopes seven-hit m and his of the pitching. Single Championship “/l trree-run roundtripper The Pepsi-Cola baseball team, day ninth year with SURF MATTRESSES the score at 4 4 in The Robins, who unveiled Tom ShamrocK once a tied the f third However. lengendary unit in local 8 — — All Sizes Colors * a formerly of the Univer- KANSAS CITY, June (JP) Shapes Carl McQuillen beseball but ninth inning to give the Pirate* Clayton, and semi-pro now a club of North left Mrs. (Baba) Lewis of Bos- in Jones ana 5-4 victorv. sity Carolina, in Morey to drive minus of its one-time 1V many stars, FIRST four Smithfield-Sel- ton defeated Laura Lou Jahn ol for the da- GAME field pounded in the fourth proved yesterday that it still has Soi, PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A ma twirlers for 14 hits including Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 6-0. 6-1 for of *s _ 4 j*ive markers. the batting powess champions Cox, 5 0 10 Frank Bullock and the women’s and sin- three doubles. single championship two doubles flat the Acme-Delco Bikard, cf ___ 4 1)10 Uarfi’skv s by smashing led the Red Springs scorch- in the heat of America tennis at the Kiner. If _ 4 1)40 Rogers five appearances outfit, 17-9. at Legion Stadium. for four. tournament ,f” Greenberg. _ 4 0 0 10 3 ing attack w'ith three today. Wilmington s offen- Other Fear encount- tier' topped Cape league Gustine, 3b _ 2 0 13 4 with for one a Leach. Howard three four, 209 Market St. Dial 2-8224 Riley ers a stub- Westlake, rf _ 4 0 10 0 performance. found Segate defeating home run, sparked Smithfield. aojAjas »d«dsAvax JOJ IISS-E fe?a the c _-_ l.Erwin initial sacker. led born Winter Park team. 2 to 1, in Kluttz. 2 0 0 1 1 Sullivan, c _ 2 0 0 12 three singles and a 12 and re- ic.ors With innings Hampstead'* Basinski, 3b ___'4 0 0 3 0 tries. ranks a narrow ■iple in four juvenated taking Strincevich, p __ 1 0 0 0 1 to it* pirates will attempt get 4.3 decision from the Mason- Singleton, p ___ 10 10 0 at Le- boro Bagby, p _ 10 0 11 l£k at the Twins tonight Clamdiggers. when xFletcher _.__ 1 0 0 0 0 Stadium at 7 o’clock Manager Skeet James’ Soda Andrews, who M Manager Nate bombers launched an 18-hit attack TOTALS _35 2 S 24 16 Saturday's San- x—Grounded out for Bagby in 0th .. eo! warm during against Acme-Delco pitchers Jim Edens will PHILADELPHIA Ab I H O A tilt, and Johnny Bullock and Marks at the ,r‘d Johnny Handley, 3b _ 3 0 2 2 3 handle the hill duties in robably stadium to remain in a tie with Walker, cf _ 3 0 2 2 0 Winter Park for second in Ennis, If ___4 0 13 0 doubleheader. A* * * A place Wyrostek, rf __ 4 1 1 3 0 UM1NGTON , the circuit. Seminick, c __ 4 115 1 l I i Hampstead's ball *.i l loop-leading Schultz, lb __ 3 0 0 7 0 team nosed out the Masonbono Newsome, ss_l__4 10 11 1 a at Verban. 3b _ 3 12 4 1 Sf-ib* ‘ Clamdiggers Hampstead, 4-3, If Leonard, p __ 3 110 1 Dklemba. | in a nicely played game. Whedbee •Blanc. 3b .. GENERAL’S 3 3 0 ball for rt. rf 4 0 pitched steady Hamp- TOTALS _31 5 10 27 7 4 0 O 1 1 muff, c stead and was handled well by All- 4 0 10 1 PITTSBURGH _ 000 000 200—2 sab, p — Eastern Conference catcher Rudy PHKILADELPHIA _ 000 500 OOx—5 9 24 13 Johnson. TOTALS 36 5 Handley. Runs bat- Ab R H O A Jack Allen's nine-hit Error*—Gustine. INN-ERWIN hurling ted in—Leonard 3, Handley 1. Kiner 2. 6 12 0 2 filler, §6 and exceptionally good control Home run—Kiner. Sacrifice*—Schultz. 5 112 0 ones. If _ was too much for the Leonard. Double play—Handley, Verbari 3 12 2 0 slumping ackson. rf -— and Schultz. Lelt on bases—Philadelphia 5 13 7 1 Winter Park Rangers in the oth4r lenning. c 7, 8. Bases on balls—ofi SALE Pittsburgh TRADE-IN 0 2 Fear Allen 3b —--- 5 12 Cage game. only deliv- BIG icQuillen, Strincevich 1, Leonard 2, Bagby 2. SAVINGS 5 2 3 4 0 cot', cl __ ered two bases on balls in the 13 Strikeouts by Leonard 5, Bagby 1. Hiti 4 1 4 10 0 each, lb_ innings. He struck out hree. Dun- off Strincevich S m 3 1-3 innings; Sin- _— 5 1 2 2 4 ::fcn:ngs. 2b gletpn 0 in 2-3; Bagby 2 in 4. Losing 5 110 1 can Futrelle did the twirling for ate, p __ pitcher—Strincevich. Umpires — Gore Winter 10 Park, giving up bingies, Pinelli and Barlick. Attendance estimat 43 10 20 27 10 TOTALS _ whiffing 13, and walking three. ed 20,000. Time—1:58. 000 000— 5 TLMINGTON _ 203 SECOND GAME

INN-ERWIN _ 040 201 12x—10 PITTSBURGH __ 102 000 001—5 Errors — Muscemeci. Benton. Miller, RAMBLERS LOSE PHILADELPHIA_ 000 201 010—4 Jtchings. Tate. Runs batted in—Ben- in, Hardisky. Miller. Jackson 2. Pok- Sewell, Behrman (51, Roe (6), Bon- mba 3. Denning, Leach. Scott 2. Hut- ham (8j and Sullivan; Jurisich, Mauney tings. Two base hits—Benton. Miller. TO WHITEVILLE (Si, Schmidt (5>, Donnelly (8) and ardisky 2, Denning. Hutching''. Three Seminick Winning pitcher—Bonham. »*e hits—Scott. Leach. Home run—Pok- Losing pitcher—Donnelly. Home run— trba. Stolen bases—Jackson. Denning, Masonboro’s Eastern State Kiner. c°i'. Leacn. Hutchings. Sacrifice—Brid- Ramblers, after "• Double plays—McQuillen, Hutchings league leading td 10 Leach Left on ba.-es—Wilmington 7, brushing aside straight oppon- Flyweight Champion rnn-Enyin 10. Bases on balls—off: ents with ease, finally were drap- amb 2. Tate 3. Struck out. Lamb by into the loss column Bout Tate 7. Umpires—Wilson and Baker. ped yesterday III; Postponed at Whiteville. 12-8, by the second SEARCH FOR SOLDIERS place Whiteville Comets. GLASGOW, Scotland, June 8 — FRANKFURT. Germany, Mon- The win cut the Masonboro (A>)—Promoter Charles Black to- TOP GENERAL I”, June 9.— fJPi—United States leadership margin to one-half a night announced the postponement ON QUALITY mtabulary troopers and military game. To date in league com- erf the scheduled 15-round title fight taken between world fte early today were on the petition the Ramblers have Wednesday fly- "‘1 of eight soldier-prisoners who five victories against one setback, weight chempion Jackie Paterson TIRES & AIRSEAL TUBES & boasts a six won- of and challenger Dado iwpedafter a gun battle from while Whiteville Glasgow, -*». :e Marino of Honolulu. Mannheim military jail. two lost record. I maee _ Here’s your chance to save and be safe I Get off risky wartime tires and get rolling on new, rugged Top£ Quality rubber. Real non-skid safety for wet weather ANNOUNCEMENT! —extra blowout protection for the hot days oheadJ^ A an extra liberal allowance for the nflh MMOT HOLLAJW S8PPLY COMPJLXY, 1m. You’ll get age left in your worn tires. We cue sacrificing profile "EVERYTHING FOE TEE HELMS'’ to win new customers who will "roll with rs" far

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