Smoke Rings GIANTS TRIUMPH OVER M _A_ _A_ .1. A ^ aa^REDS, ^ Ann AAA I ?-*' Wolves May Howl GAME IS FIFTH By SAM RAGAN WIN FOR HUBBELL Pucs Wake Forest Club Here P/ay __ a. a*_ Tonight Gathering this and that from here and there and we Wolf- Both Teams Collect 11 Hits; wonder if the growl will ever again come back in the Yanks SKIPPER NAMED Auker Hubbell’s Single Drives Smith Throttles Pitches St. p&ck Louis Run Some few months ago a band of loyal alumni of N. C. In Winning As White Sox 7-3 FOR MOUND DUTY To 5-3 Win State, who had been losing sawbucks with amazing reg- Win, Over ■■■■ ... to- M. ... ■■■ Boston ularity on the football team of their alma mater, got CINCINNATI, June 4—UP>—The Giants a game Left-Hander Allows But Sev- Either Leonard Or Woodlief Browns’ Seven-Game Losing gether and formed the Wolfpack club. This organization New York chopped off the margin separating first and Hurl Pi- Streak is for the purpose of rebuilding athletics at State en Hits; Kuhel Hits 10th, To For Visitors; Halted; Finney, • express third place in the National league INDIANS DIVIDE LEADING to men, Foxx Hitless through offering scholarships “deserving” young today by nosing out the Cincinnati 11th Homers Of Year rates Lineup Unchanged Held who show a penchant for the grid game. Reds 5 to 4 for Carl Hubbell's fifth Rained out of action all last '■ I'. BATTERS Coifoi't F.lppfpfl 11 consecutive victory. BILL WITH NATS week, the Wilmington Pirates re- NEW YORK, June 5 — (JPI—'The BOSTON, June 4.—UP)—1The last- "Hub" today sume the The a The game pitched play tonight, meeting (By Associated I’ressi The Wolfpack club got bigger world Yankees were was a far throw from his one-hit- champion All-Stars at place St. Louis Browns broke a BAT I |M, when the State alumni Advances In Wake Forest Legion boost Monday • beaten today by another left hand- Cleveland Loop; (Three Leaders in I'n i, ter against the Brooklyn Dodgers field at 8 o’clock. seven-game losing' streak by toppling elected D. W. (Dutch) Seifert, of STANDINGS Ed. who the Chi- Player. Club G Ah „ Memorial his last time out, er, Smith, gave Senators Take Opener 7-2 ace of the day, Norwood Skipper, Red to- Finney, Red Sox .. j,-lS Weldon, president of the Greater White Sox a 7 to 3 the league-leading Sox, 5-3, YESTERDAY’S RESULTS but the 11 hits he gave were some- cago triumph locals mound staff, will be the Williams, Red Sox ;i7 1;. •',! Alumni association. And Tribe Gets Finale, 3-2 -1" American the 11 over New York with the help of day when their underhanded-tossing Danniug, Giants __ Z League what less damaging that probable choice as starting pitcher '1;a, in 1913, St. Louis 5: Boston 3. a 12-hit attack. Radcliff. Browns lift i;,:i 17 Seifert, who graduated the Giants grouped off three Cin- for the Bucs. The remainder of Elden Auker returned to Penway '-’s Washington 7-2; Cleveland 2-3* Lombardi. Reds .. ,:i; i-l T,, end on the football team and Joe Kuhel hit two home runs, his played Chicago 7: New York 3. cinnati hurlers. WASHINGTON, June 4—W—1The the lineup will be revamped for park to plague his former team- Moore, Giants ,T1 lii a catcher on the baseball team. 8: Detroit 6. drove (Whitey) tenth and eleventh of the season, was Philadelphia New York Lloyd second place Cleveland Indians the game. HOME kins hit one to lead mates. American He was booming for contributions Moore to cover in the first inning and Taft Wright half of the of the League National moved within a game Worth Mabry, manager Foxx. Red Sox his League the Sox’ assault on Red Auker Sockers 10 hits _ from alumni members before 6. with three runs. First the Giants Ruffing. Boston Red Sox to- announced gave the Chicago 12; Philadelphia league-leading All-Stars, yesterday Trosky. Indians _ and now he is in a better New York 5: Cincinnati 4. the bases with a walk and It was the eleventh time this while his mates collected seven off election loaded as they split a double-header that either Leonard or Woodlief Kuhel, White Sox 14; Boston 2. beaten day to dig up the needed cash Pittsburgh two singles, then Mel Ott waited year the yanks have been while three Boston pitchers, but he kept National League position 1. with the Washington Senators will pitch, with R. Timberlake Brooklyn 10; St. Louis Mize, Cardinals _ 30th base on balls of the b’, a southpaw and Smith, who them scoreless until bunched and purchase football players. out his Boston was losing to St. Louis. Other players on the they for in catching. Fanning, Giants _~ THE STANDINGS season and Babe Young singled had failed two previous at- four singles for their first two runs The new prexy might be able to The Senators took the first game team include Holdford, Pearce, Werber, Reds _ American baffled them on For in most League two other runs. tempts, easily Ken Holland and in the sixth ini :ng. RUNS BATTER l\ do it, but we doubt it. Won Lost Pet 7 to 2 behind Chase’s tight Wall, Davis, Frazier. Milt Shoffner checked the New seven hits. American Leagin- cases, the coaching staff gets far Boston- 24 13 .649 hurling, but lost the night-cap 3 to Timberlake. Errors by Manager Joe Cronin and Red Sox Yorkers until the sixth when Young He gave two until Foxx, ... _ 16 .619 only, singles more prospects than he can ever Cleveland 26 2 to the veteran left-hander, A1 Bert Kite, skipper of the Pirates, Jim Tabor plus Doc Cramer’s wild Walker, Senators doubled for when two one Detroit _ 22 17 .564 singled and Bill Jurges the seventh doubles, be: Trosky, Indians use and as often as not some boy Smith, although he had to be re- said that the Bucs lineup will throw gave the Browns two unearn- _] New York _ 21 19 .525 another run. In the eighth three ot them a fluke, scored one New National be an All- in the ninth Bob Feller. first base; S. Mc- League who would perhaps Chicago _ 19 23 .452 lieved by Jimmy Moore, ed runs in the second but they Giants successive singles, the third by York run. A Charley Fanning, _ 18 25 .419 single by With run on first and 2 second Johnny American, is cut loose after his Washington the tying Keithan, base; rapped starter Emerson Dickman Leiber, Cubs _ Hubbell sent across what and a homer Joe Philadelphia_ 16 23 .419 himself, Keller by Dimag- Reds freshman year because the coaches out, Feller disposed of John Welaj Smidt, shortstop; Vic Stafano, for three more tallies before he was Lombardi, St. Louis _ 15 25 .375 proved to be the deciding run. gio counted the other runs in the -—-111'.. didn’t have time to give him to end the game. third base; Amos Carter, Ernest in the fifth. enough The Reds pushed across a run in ninth. yanked National League While Chase was 10 Alford and Roy Lamb, outfielders, the proper drilling. first and two and an- scattering Walt Judnich and Won Lost Pet the singles Kuhel’s first homer came in the Singles by Cozart Leads Qualifiers hits in the first game his mates McKenzie or H. McKeithan, numbers count on foot- in on a and for the Of course, Cincinnati _ 28 12 .709 other the fifth single first, his second with two on in George McQuinn accounted led Zeke Bonura with three catcher, Frank Hines and Buddy In ball but a selection of Brooklyn _ 25 11 .694 Mike McCormick’s double and con- by Louis run and after Har- Raleigh Tournament good when the four __ third St. squads, the fifth, Sox scored x_/-i-i see New York..— 22 13 .629 Trodgen, outfielders, may RALEIGH, June players, plus a bit of smart training cluded with two runs in the eighth times. round came land Clift opened the fourth inning 4—CTl—With a Chicago _ 20 22 .479 Wright’s tripper hurlers for 15. 1 action. more. the on a and first score of 33-35—68 for the is usually worth However, _ 14 20 .412 single Billy Myers’ in the seventh and caused with a clean base hit, he countered par-M Philadelphia Ruffing’s (First Game) Cheshire, the Carolina for some St. Louis_ 14 23 .378 home run of the season. Lefty Carolina Country club course, Rill Wolfpack. victory-hungry removal at the start of the eighth.2 CLEVELAND Ab R H O A to the winning run on Bob Swift’s drive _ 12 22 .353 is scheduled Boston The was southpaw star, Cozart of Durham took over years, may again make a comeback. triumph the Giants’ CHICAGO Ab R H O A Boudreau, ss_ 5 0 0 2 4 to the left field wall. Dickman was today Pittsburgh _ 11 23 .324 against the Golden Belt Ath- the in _ pitch lead for Be German or Dutch re- third straight and brought them Kennedy. 3b 5 2 12 3 Weatherly, cf- 5 112 0 qualifying the X r; it Polish, Due relieved by Jack Wilson after he Kuhel. lb _ 4 2 2 8 0 Bell, rf ... 4 0 2 0 0 letic club here Friday night. State Amateur emits. TODAY’S "AMES within 3 1-2 games of the leaders. Golf tournament, Kreevich. cf_ 5 12 5 0 Trosky, lb.. 4 0 1 11 1 will be unable filled the bases in the fifth and then NEW YORK, June 4.— LP>— Probable NEW YORK Ab R H O A to examinations, he Cozart’s score replaces tin All Amateurs rf _ 5 14 2 0 If_ 5 12 2 0 in tomor- Wright, Heath, forced McQuinn over the plate by- pitchers the major leagues Whitehead, 3b _ 4 10 2 1 to get in the lineup tonight. shot John n .. Anderson, Appling, ss _ r> o o L’ Peters. 3b 3 0 2 1 4 by member if The amateur fight card that will row records in parentheses) : J. If_ 4 12 3 0 John Berardino. Wilson (won-lost Moore, Rosenthal. If_ 3 0 10 0 Mack. 2b. 3 0 0 1 4 Kite said last night that two passing the host club, for the American top spot in be offered at Carolina Beach Friday League Hemaree. cf_ 5 13 10 for a in the McNair. 21>_ 4 0 2 2 2 c .__. 4 0 15 1 are to gave way pinch-hitter at — Dobson Pytlak, baseball scouts scheduled large field. amateurs. And Cleveland Washington Ott, rf _ 4 0 0 2 0 qualifying night io just that—all "Fresh, c _ 3 1 0 S 0 Harder, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 eighth and Joe Heving completed the (0-1) vs. Mastreson (2-1). Hanning, c_ 4 0 0 5 0 attend one or two of the games However, three others bet- _ 3 0 0 0 1 _- 0 0 0 0 0 today some good ones there are in the lot, at Smith, p Humphries, p the Red Sox. Detroit Philadelphia (night)—Rowe Young, lb _ 4 2 3 8 0 here soon, with an for a game for tered Anderson's Chapman, x _ 10 10 0 eye couple mark. Ted JIarn a of the ere or Newsom vs. Caster ss 4 0 13 4 as majority fighters (3-0) (6-1) (1-7) Jorges, _,_ While up his fourth vic- Totals _ 37 7 12 27 8 p _ 0 0 0 0 2 of on the team. 2 chalking or Naymick, prospects of Durham, and A1 Dowtin of Wife Ross (2-0). Glossop, 2b _ 3 0 13 3 in the simon-pure ranks of the NEW YORK Ab R H O A xx _ 1 0 0 0 0 tops at New vs. Hemsley, tory of the sesaon, Auker rated him- Forest carded Chicago York—Lee (3-3) Hubbell, p _ 4 0 10 2 72s, and A. A. Tm- ss _ 4 0 0 4 1 Zuber, _ 0 0 0 0 0 state. Pearson (4-2). Crosetti, p self nicely and forced Lou Finney, Knickerbocker, 3b_ 4 0 0 1 3 rentine of Durham, shut a 73. Thsi- St. Louis at Boston—Kramer vs. Frank Adams and Stancil are two (1-3) Totals _ 36 5 11 27 10 and 4 1110 Totals _ 35 2 10 24 10 the league’s leading swatter, with Harris (3-1). Keller, rf.. players, along Cozart, lirutici: scrappers. They’ve got th- CINCINNATI Ab R H O cf_ 4 2 2 2 0 A’S STAGE RALLY good DiMaggio, x-Batted for Humphries in 6th. Jimmy Foxx to go hitless. After the qualifying field up to 87. .Man size. the and the stamina, and Werber. 3b ..- 5 0 2 1 3 Dickey, c.. 4 0 10 1 xx-Batted for in 8th. speed National League Naymick giving his former teammates four play begins on Thursday. 2h _ 4 2 112 _ 0 0 1 — Frey. Selkirk, If 3 0 that's enough. If Tiny Taylor, the New York at Cincinnati (night) WASHINGTON Ab R H O A he did not fal- M. McCormick, rf _ 5 0 2 6 1 Gordon. 2b_ 4 0 12 5 singles in the sixth, who Gumbert (5-2) vs. Thompson (6-4). Case, rf_ 5 12 3 0 BEAT DETROIT _ 4 0 0 S0 TO F. lb lb .. 3 0 1 10 0 I Wilmington boy — --1 230-pound at McCormick, Dahlgren, ter again until the eighth when Ta- Philadelphia Chicago Mulcahy 0 Lewis, 3b 5 0 2 1 1 1 the local Goiden Lombardi, c _ 4 0 13 p_ 2 0 0 0 4 march' through (5-3) vs. French (5-4). Ruffing, beat out a bunt and was batted 4 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 Welaj, cf.. 3 116 0 bor scheduled). Rizzo, if_ Hadley, p_ Gloves and the Atlanta tournaments (Only games Walker, If _ 5 0 0 0 0 June 4—UP)— final Boston run. Craft, cf_ 4 114 0 Mills, z _ 10 10 0 PHILADELPHIA, around for the comes he'll Bonura, lb_ 4 0 3 8 1 with ease, through, get Myers, ss _ 4 3 2 1 3 Hildebrand, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 After spotting Tommy Bridges five Cronin, in the midst of one of the L. 0 0 0 0 0 Early, c _ 5 12 5 0 THIS a crack at the winner of this ■week’s Moore, p_ runs in the first two innings, the Bloodworth, 2b _ 5 2 2 1 3 worst hitting slumps in his career, Khoffner. p _ 2 0 10 2 Totals —. 33 3 7 27 14 bout maybe next week. Pofahl. ss_ 2 112 2 Athletics came back to kayo the EZZELL PREPARES Hershberger, z_ 1 0 0 0 0 z-Batted for in Sth. dropped himself from fifth to sev- Hadley p 4 12 12 WHISKEY Odds And Ends _ 1 0 0 Chase, in the fourth and Riddle, p 0 0 Detroit pitcher enth on the batting order- He got Chicago _ 101 040 100—7 Bert Kite's Pirates play their first defeat the Detroit 8 to 6, New York _ 000 000 102—3 Totals _3S 7 15 27 9 Tigers one for four and drove in a run. Totals __- 38 4 11 27 0 game of the season away from home Errors: Gordon. Runs Errors: Weatherly, Heath. Runs here today. Ab R H O A FOR MAT BATTLE z-Batted for Shoffnre in 6th. Knickerbocker, I ST. Lons IS meet batted in: Chase 2. Moses Sunday afternoon when they batted in: Kuhel 4, Kreevich, Wright Pytlak, Blodoworth, Bob Johnson and Wally Lary, ss _ 5 0 0 4 2 300 001 New York _ 010—5 Case, Welaj. Walker, Heath, Bonura. Beaufort Lefty Cheshire, who 2. Dickey, DiMaggio 2. Two base hits: hit homers as the A's, scoring .Tudnich. cf _1_ 4 1 1 2 (l Cincinnati _ 100 010 020—J Two base hits: Early, Three To Meet Rosenthal. DiMaggio, Wright, Dickey Weatherly. McQuinn, lb _ 4 1 1 10 2 4 will be in the game here Friday Wrestling Constable base hits: Bloodworth. Stolen bases: four runs in the fourth inning, bat- Errors: None. Runs batted in: Ott Home runs: Kuhel 2, Wright, DiMng Hoag, rf _ 4 0 1 2 (1 night, will make the trip to the Car- Harry Larkins At Stadium Young 2. Jurges. Hubbell, M. McCor- gio. Sacrifices Smith. Tresh. Double Welaj 3. Lewis. Sacrifices: Harder. tered Bridges, Dizzy Trout and Laabs. If_ 4 10 3 1 2. Two base Double plays: Pofahl. Bloodworth and _ 2 2 2 teret town with the Buca Talk- mick, Lombardi. Myers plays: Gordon and Dahlgren; Appling Archie McKain for 11 hits. Clift. 3b 3 2 YEARS Bonura. Left on hits: Moore. Demaree. Jurges. M. Mc- McNair and Kuhel. Left on bases. bases: Cleveland 12: 2b _ 3 0 113 On Thursday Night DETROIT Ab R H O A Berardino, ing about the game, Kite said, “I’d 12. Bases on balls off: Cormick. Three base hit: Craft. Hom< New York 4: Chicago 7. Bases on balls Washington 3 2 13 1 Swift, c_ 4 0 13 0 Harder 1. Chase Kartell, ss_ rather be friends with Paul Hess run: Myers. Double plays: Myers. Frey off: Smith 1, Hadley 1, Hildebrand 1 5, Humphries 2, Nay- 4 12 6 0 Auker, p- 4 0 0 0 1 McCosky, cf _ and M. McCormick and mick 4. Hits off: Harder 9 in 3 1-3 OLD than anyone else right now.” '. McCormick: Strikeouts by: Smith 5. Hits off: Ruf- 2b 5 0 0 2 2 Despite the fact that there are 2 in 1 Gehringer. Lombardi. Left on bases: New York fing 11 in 7 innings: Hadley, none in 1: innings: Humphries 2-3; Nay- If 5 0 10 0 Totals 35 5 7 27 l1 Billy Conn, who fights Gus Lesne- mick Greenberg, two top-notch professional matches 9: Cincinnati 8. Bases on balls off- Hildebrand 1 in 1. Losing pitcher 3 in 2: Zuber 1 in 1 Wild pitches: 1 O A York, lb _ 4 115 BOSTON Ab R H vich tonight, is being boomed as a here Hubbell 1. Moore 2, Shoffner 2. Riddb Grieve and Harder. Chase. Naymick. T.osing pitch- 2 0 on the card, most speculation Ruffing. Umpires: Quinn, rf 5 2 2 Finney, rf _ 5 0 0 3 1 er: Harder. Hub- Campbell, likely challenger for the heavyweight stadium 1. Strikeouts by: Hubbell 4, Moore 1 Geisel. Time: 2:05. Attendance: 6,650 Umpires: Moriarty. 3b 4 0 111 Cramer, cf_ 4 1 2 4 ( on the program at Legion bard. Rue and Basil. Higgins, Hits off: L. Moore 3 in 1-3 inning- Time: 2:33. At- 2 0 0 3 0 If_ 5 112 0 crown held by Joe Louis The:e the Tebbetts, c _ Williams, Thursday night centers aroung Shoffner 3 in 5 2-3: Riddle 5 in 3. Los WUUU1IVO U|UUV. 0 0 0 0 Averill. x 1 Foxx. lb _ 4 0 0 5 1 is some more of that talk that Bill Lar- Moore. William ing pitcher: Umpires: Campbell. 0 0 0 2 1 _ 0 Henry Ezzell-Harry Cubs Collect 15 Hits Sullivan, c _ Tabor, 3b 4 113 Klem and Ballanfant. Time: 2:14. At- Terry’s Giants are going to pull the kins set-to. (Second Game) Krnlges. p 2 0 10 1 Doerr, 2b_ 3 0 2 1 1 tendance: 6.422. CLEVELAND H () A ° 0 0 same stunt the Boston Braves did 12-6 Ab R Trout, p 0 0 Cronin, ss _ 4 0 1 1 *2 is it To Defeat Phils, Constable Henry wanting ss_ 4 0 10 10 0 _ Boudreau, 0 2 4 N'elson, xx _ Peacock, c 4 0 2 8 1 cf _ 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 clearly understood that he will be Campbell, 3 f McKain, p Dickman, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 __ 10 0 June 4—(.«—Threat- Bell, rf 4 0 2 1 C xxx_ 10 _ 2 0 10 0 on hand tomorrow night and is less Talbert Beats Palfrey CHICAGO, Kress, Wilson, p lb _ 0 _ 0 0 0 0 0 Trosky, 4 1 10 1 Metha, xxxx z _ 1 0 0 0 0 about the outcome than ened with a slide into second di- Xonnenkamp, worried If __ 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Heath. 2 f Xewhouser, p _ 0 0 0 0 2 In New Meet the Cubs turned on Heving. p a primary election. Ezzell has been England vision, Chicago Peters, 3b .. 4 0 0 0 f a 15-hit attack to defeat the Phila- Mack. 2b 4 114 1 _ 37 6 11 24 S working out for the match at the Totals Totals _-x_ 36 3 10 27 S — Hemsley, c_ 4 1 1 5 ( x-Batted for Tebbetts in Hth. and he’s HARTFORD, CONN., June 4 delphia Phils today, 12 to 6 in their z-Batted for Wilson in Sth. Y. M. C. A. daily says Smith, 4 0 2 0 4 for Trout in 6tli. Talbert, series p_ xx-Batted Iff!—Smooth-stroking Billy opener. _ 0 0 in in good shape. B'eller, p 0 0 ( xxx-Batted for McKain Sth. St. Louis _ 021 110 000—5

moved into the built a 6-0 in _ Larkins, a 190-pounder from Ac- of Cincinnati, spot- The Cubs up edge xxxx-Ran for Kress in Sth. Boston 000 002 010—3 Totals _ 35 3 9 27 If in worouts light in the New England tennis the first three innings but the hust- PHILADELPHIA Ab R H O A me, is getting his daily WASHINGTON Ab R H O A Errors: Laabs. Cramer. Tabor. Cron- in championships at the Hartford golf ling Phillies tied the score in the McCoy. 2b__ 4 2 3 1 4 in. Dickman. Runs batted in: Me and a rf _ promises speedy victory Case, 5 1 3 3 ( 4 2 2 2 0 with an tri- Moses, rf- Swift. Auker, Doerr club today impressive fifth when Vance was knock- 3b _ 5 0 2 1 1 Quinn, Berardino, this amateur match that will be Page Lewis, If 3 2 14 1 0 2 Johnson, Cronin, Peacock. Two base hit: Clift over John Palfrey, of Har- ed out of the box. Ken Raffens- Welaj, cf_ 5 6 ( 4 0 0 6 0 sandwiched between the two pro umph Hayes, c _ Stolen base: Judnich. Left on bases Walker, If _ 4 1 1 1 ( in the _ 4 0 0 S 2 vard, second round 6-3, 6-3. berger pitched to one batter, then Siebert, lb St. Louis 6: Boston 9. Bases on balls bouts. Bonura, lb _ 3 0 0 9 ( cf _ 4 12 2 0 Seeded second in the men’s di- Root took over and gave 0 2 Chapman, off: Auker 2. Dickman 3. Strikeouts by: In the headliner of the night. Charley Bloodworth, 2b_ 4 2 4 0 0 1 Rubellng. 3b .- 3 0 Auker 2. Dickman 2, Wilson 4. vision, Talbert gave an exhibition two hits the remainder of the Pofahl, ss_ 4 0 111 Heving Bibber former grid star up ss_ 3 0 2 2 1 1. off: McCoy, B’errell, c_ 3 0 0 4 ] Hillard, Hits Dickman 5 in 4 2-3 in- of and clever shots was his first the _ 4 110 1 at and a catcher with smashing drop way. It victory of Babich, p Wilson 2 in 3 none Holy Cross z _ 1 0 0 nings; 1-3: Heving, Gelhert, 0 ( 0 0 1 0 that had brother of Sarah season. The Cubs their win- Heusser, p 0 in 1. IT' by Auker the Detroit Tigers for two years, Palfrey, got Haynes, p _ 2 0 0 0 ( pitcher by: (Pmk- man). Dickman. T*m baffled in the fea- runs in the seventh. 1 Monteagudo, p _ 0 0 0 0 ] Losing pitcher: will meet young Tom Mahoney, Palfrey Fabyan, ning Totals _33 S 11 27 8 _ pires: Ormsby. McGowan and Rolls ture match of the Most of the PHILADELPHIA Ab K H O J> Blvans, zz 1 0 0 0 f of Orlando, Fla., in a 90-minute day. Time: 2:02. Attendance: 3.100. Detroit _ 410 000 010—6 late afternoon matches were rained Mahan, lb _ 5 0 0 6 (1 time Totals _ limit, two out of three falls 2b_ 5 1113 37 2 11 27 11 Philadelphia _011 420 OOx—S out and will be tomorrow. Mueller, affair. played If_ .31120 z-Batted for Haynes in 7th. Mazzera. Errors: Greenberg, Rubeling. Runs seeded Ladislav of 2 0 0 2 0 zz-Batted for Monteagudo in 9th. Ellis Bashara. All-American foot- Top Hecht, Klein, rf_ batted in: Greenberg. Campbell 2, Hig- I’.erger, rf_ 2 110 0 Cleveland _ 120 000 000—1 ball player at Oklahoma A. & M., Czechoslovakia, has yet to make gins, McCosky, McCoy, Johnson, Moses ef _ 4 113 1 _ 000 000 011—1 his He Marty, Washington I-layes. 2. Two base hits: and a member the appearance. is scheduled 12 Errors: 3, Chapman of 1932 Olym- May, 3b _ 4 11 Case, Bloodworth. Peters to his first match Campbell, McCo»ky, Moses, York. Three play against ss _ 3 112 1 Mack, Boudreau. Runs batted in: Tros pics wrestling team, will take on Brngan, base hit: Greenberg. Home runs: John- J. M. Laird of Hartford. 2 Atwood, c _ 0 0 0 3 0 ky, Smith, Boudreau, Bloodworth Albert F. Sailor Pat Newman, former navy son, Moses, Campbell. Stolen base: Perry _ 3 0 14 0 Two base hits: Warren, c Lewis. Welaj, Walker. Kartell. Sacrifice: Moses. Double champion, who last week _ 1 0 0 0 0 Double Bloodworth grappled Higbe, p plays: Lewis, and plays: Johnson and Hayes; York. Bar- Johnnie Si _ 0 0 0 0 0 Bonura. Left on bases: Cleveland 7; Marrs to a one-hour draw. Johnson, p tell and Left on bases: 15,000 Bass Are Planted 0 Gchringer. Martin, x _ 1 0 0 0 Washington 10. Bases on balls off Promoter Scotty Dawkins an- Detroit 10; Philadelphia 10. Bases on _ 1 0 0 0 1 Smith 2. Strikeouts INSURANCE Syl Johnson, p 2, Haynes by balls off: 6, Babich nounced that will In New Hanover Creeks 0 0 Bridges 6, McKain Thursday night Smoll, p _ 0 0 1 Smith 3. Haynes 2, Monteagudo 1. Hits 2. Strikeouts by : Bridges 3, Babich 3. be ladies with a free ad- xx_ 1 0 0 0 0 off: Haynes S in 7 z night Arnovich, innings; Monteagudo Heusser 2, Newhouser 2. Hits off: 1 in 2; Smith 11 in 8 none BONDS mission for each ticket The New Hanover 2-3; Feller, 7 in 3 2-3 Trout 3 purchased. Fishing club, li 8 24 6 in 1-3. Bridges innings; Totals _35 Winning pitcher: Smith. Los- in 1 McKain 1 in Doors to the at 1-3; 2; Newhouser. — exhibit building through the courtesy of J- D. Chalk, x-Batted for Si Johnson in 4th. ing pitcher: Haynes. Hub- Orton Bldg. Pbone 390 Umpires: none in 1; Babich 7 in 7 1-3; Heusser the stadium will open at 7 o’clock commissioner of conservation and de- xx-Batted for Smoll in 9th. hard, Rue, Basil and Moriarty. Time- THIS CORPORATION IS NEITHER THE SUCCES- 4 in 1 2-3. Winning Babich. THE A pitcher: SOR TO NOR CONNECTED WITH MAKERS and the first match will under CHICAGO Ab B H O 2:02. OP OLD TAYLOR WHISKY AND THIS WHISKY get velopment, yesterday planted 15,000 Losing pitcher: Bridges. Umpires: _ 6 2 2 0 1 IS NOT THE PRODUCT OF E. H. TAYLOR. JR. & at 8:30 Hack, 3h Rommel. and SONS OR ITS SUCCESSORS way o’colc.k 2 bass Pipgras Summers. Time: J large mouth in Town _ 4 3 2 II 0 fingerlings Cavarretta. lb 2:30. Attendance: 2 2 1 0 2,500 (estimated). creek and Fishing creek. Gleeson, cf _ 4 Candidates For Junior in 1914 2 0 0 0 0 when they came from the B. Leiher, rf _ Geor^o Canady, secretary of the 0 2 1 0 cellar at 4 Nicholson, rf_ 3 July to win the National club, said it to Legion Team Hold Drills hopes plant other 2b _ 4 13 3 5 league Herman, Distilled and Bottled by bunting and then beat the fish in the near future. llallessandro, If_ 4 1110 Athletics in the n O O O PC i\ L World series S. B. Hoy, manager of the Junior you are. Sis! 5 0 15 2 Right Winston-Salem's first Mattick, ss___ B venture into The national 2 0 0 0 Legion baseball team here, said 91 “Believe it or Not, amateur football Page, p _ 2 yes- Sunday baseball drew a crowd of 0 0 0 0 0 that about 65 B season in Mexico gets under way Raffensberger, p_ terday candidates for fl says Riplev, “Royal better than _ 3 0 0 0 0 2,500 The game be- in the instead of the Root, p the team are practicing daily for the (Ifffl Crown has won 9 H spring fall, tween the Twins and Norfolk was as in Mexico’s tournament competition which 10 I neighbor, the Uni- Totals _ 40 12 15 27 10 opens IS out of certified played just outside 6 10. fl the cfty limits. ted States. Philadelphia _ 000 330 000— June II taste-tests against Chicago _ 321 000 33x—12 AH boys under 17 years of age colas front Errors: Mueller 2, Marty, Collins, I leading are eligible to S| Mattick. Runs batted in: Berger, Mar- play and those inter- coast to coast!" F°r M in [I ty, May, Bragan, Warren, Martin, Cav- ested trying out for the team [I after-school appe- l arretta, Gleeson 3, Herman 2, Collins. are asked to report to Ccach Bum- I■? Mattick 2. Two base hits: May, Hack, : 0 tites keep Royal garner at 3 o'clock each afternoon ice- I : Cavarretta, Herman 2. Three base hits: : a Crown Cola on I STOCK REDUCTION SALE! Hack, Herman. Home runs: Gleeson. this week at the Legion stadium. Collins. Stolen bases: May, Cavarretta, The local Legion post plans on BEST BY TASTE-TEST Collins. Double plays: Bra- I Mueller, two teams gan and Mahan; Herman, Mattick and having this year, one reduce our stock A Product ul Nehi Cvp. I To large of High Quality HIGH ART Suits Cavarretta; Mattick, Herman and Cav- for regular tournament play and B arretta. Deft on bases: Philadelphia 5; the other for Chicago 10. developing younger Bases on balls off: Higbe ■ we have gone through our store and at random over players for the first string team in picked hV- HiJh o8011^’ Page 3- Strikeouts gtr +3, ?,yl Johnson 2, Page 2, 1941. Hl£be 4 in 2 I 300 suits and reduced their up to 33 I TnlinSnn Si °.ff: innings; Several positions still remain open, prices 1-3% Syl Johnson 7 in !• SmouTi, ilnr,1; Manager Hoy said today, and other n'i.1; 5 in 4 (none out f 5th)1-1 Fasv are K R“ffensberper 1 in 0 (faced boys urged to come out and try this week come in and select one models for one batter in ■ Beginning you may of these suitable 5th)- Root 2 in 5 Hit out for them. by pitcher by: Smoll = (Colins) W?n and Fall wear ... and at a Summer early buy great saving. Johnson Losing^’pitchi?: jfl Syl^ ?,°ot- “unn and 219’ Sft"’ (actual) 3,433. Attendance: PLAY BALL! We have a complete line of larger book sale recorded baseball and he softball equipment I ANDERSON’S United States for the was,, govern- player and the diamond. °f the Vollbehr I FRONT AT PRINCESS m?WtinnUrCeaSecollection of 3,000 pre-sixteenth century I’H NEH1 I printed books for $1500 KAROS BOTTLING COMPANY 000 for the 209 Marhet St. Phone 862 I Library of Caress '* 17th and Dawson Streets Phon^