Pirates 4 To 3 per will be on the mound for the Score Browns Cut Cleveland’s Dr. L. YANKEES MAY locals in the opening game tomorrow Jasper Stuckey TRIUMPH Win Over Cubs In 10th NINE ARRIVES SPORTS night. Lead With 2-1 Victory Named State Geologist The Pirates to hold OYER 8 TO 4 CHICAGO, July 1—LP)—The Chi- FOR plan a short NATS, SERIES HERE CLEVELAND, July 1.— (iP) —The RALEIGH, July 1.—CP)—Dr. Jas- :ago Cubs suffered their fourth workout this afternoon in prepara- St. Louis Browns, currently the L. Stuckey of N. C. State col- Wildness Of And straight defeat today when Claude tion for the series. The lineup for per HelpsTCards Chase Er- Pau' Three-Game Series With Pi- Slaughter a walked as state Passeau, relief American No. 1 trouble- was today pitcher, the opening tilt is expected to be league’s lege appointed rors the Of Mates Helps Ruf- Waner with the bases filled in rates To At makers, defeated the Cleveland In* geologist, a job which he held 14 Open Legion about the same as in the last game. 3-2 Win 10th Inning to give Pittsburgh a 4-3 years ago. To dians 2 Over Get to Reds fing Seventh Win Field The nine 1, tonight under the lights tied the Wednesday May boasts an victory. Vince DiMaggio Night impres- The appointment was announced to cut the Tribe’s lead over second- Third And Fourtl score for the Pirates with a home sive record. In play this season by R. Bruce Etheridge of the depart- Heel’s a — run off Vern Olsen in the ninth. place Detroit to single game. p WASHINGTON, July 1— UP) Combining pleasure with its base- they have won 22 of their 31 starts, ment of conservation and develop- Of Season Drive Lefty The homer was the ninth of the ST. LOUIS Ab R H O A Ken Chase was as wild as an ball the mills ment. Dr. Stuckey succeeds H. J. Homers WINS TILT playing, May Hosiery scoring 191 runs to 93 for their op- antelope and his season for DiMaggio, who previous- Culienbine, rf_ 3 0 0 2 0 St. Louis Runs teammates looked baseball team of Burlington arrived Bryson, who resigned this spring to In All jBROWN ponents. They lost to the Radcliff, If _ 4 114 0 like yl had doubled and stolen a University something out of a menagerie singled, here for a accept a position with a mining con- yesterday sojourn at Caro- of Carolina McQuinn. lb _ 4 O' 0 9 0 today as the base off Ken Raftensberger, Chi- by a narrow margin but FOR Washington Senators lina Beach prior to its three-game Clift, lb _ 4 110 1 cern in western North Carolina. ETHYL-DOW later beat Duke. The mound staff of 0 UTI 5 blew an 8 to 4 ball to cago’s starting pitcher. Judnich. cf_ 4 0 12 LOUIS, July 1.— —Eno game the New series with the Wilmington Pirates Dr. Stuckey will continue on the 5ji York Yankees, PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A the visitors includes one southpaw Berardino. ss _ 4 0 13 2 and 2b _ 4 0 12 5 of Lon Warneke and Erni Handley, 3b_ 4 110 0 Wednesday, Thursday Friday and four righthanders. Heffner. faculty State college, devoting lighter, Pitcher Hits Homer Chase gave up four bases on Swift, e_ 4 0 2 4 1 ; In Sev. balls, Guatine, 2b _ 5 0 2 1 5 nights. part of his time to the administra- men in St. Louis _ 3 0 0 0 ,,Pie" key hit three rf_ 4 0 0 2 0 Their tentative is as fol- Auker, p 2 Vo'' batsmen and made two wild Elliott, Bert Kite, manager of the Bucs. lineup tive functions of the enth Frame As Laabs, If _ 0 0 0 1 C geology posi- Chemists Vaughan, ss _ 2 0 0 0 1 lows: of the Cininnati Red 5 pitches over the nine route said last that Henderson, a shortstop from 5 defeat inning Young, ss- 1 0 0 3 1 night Norwood Skip. tion. T. G. Murdock, a native of 3 Beat while his the of City Optical, 6-5 defense produced five er- Garms, xx_ 0 0 0 0 C University Richmond; Roach, will be assistant state Totals _ 34 2 7 27 11 Salisbury, tcday- rors. Brubaker, ss_ 0 0 0 0 1 Olsen, p third basemah, from Elon: Walker, A two home hi 10 111 CLEVELAND Ab R H O geologist, carrying on field activities. runs, Fletcher, lb _ 4 0 0 11 1 S'aughter’s These goings on Passeau, p 0 0 0 0 1 first baseman; Whitefield, center- overshadowed the Van Robays, If_ 4 11 2 C Boudreau, ss_ 3 110 3 fourth of the season Ethyl-Dow’s husky pitcher, “SUig- fact that each fielder; Stultz, left and club P. fielder; Dixon, _ jrd collected ten hitn, Waner, xxx_ 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 3 11 30 14 Weatherly, cf 4 0 2 3 0 ger” won his but L. Waner, If_ 0 0 0 0 0 second baseman from N. C. Keltner, 3b_ 3 0 0 1 4 for all the Cardinals Brown, own ball game there was little com- z-Batted for Mattick in State; Wcitkins To Head enough cf_ 5 2 3 4 0 7th. lb_ 4 0 1 12 3 Judge counted parison even DiMaggio, zz-Batted for Hampton, rightfielder from Cataw- Trosky, sevei l yesterday in an here. The Yanks’ e Raffensberger in 7tli. Warneke allowed only Independent circuit quota Lopez, _ 4 0 0 7 1 Bell, rf _ 5 0 0 4 0 s_ ba; catcher and N. Democrats included home runs _ 3 0 10 1 Pittsburgh 000 010 101 1—a Jones, manager whc If _ 5 0 2 0 0 C. affair by a by Joe DiMag- MacFayden, p Chapman. Negro was in the pinches breaking up & to 5 knot Chicago 000 010 0—3 and tight gio and Heintzelman, p_ 0 0 0 0 1 110 has played in the Bi-State Mack. 2b _ 3 0 2 1 2 tjts George Selkirk and a triple league, the in the seventh x _+_ 1 0 0 0 0 Errors: c _ 3 0 0 3 0 with a Davis, Collins. Rnns bat- Pytlak. — — a great catch of Bil j powerful horn- and two doubles. Vaughan, Piedmont loop, the Three I GREENSBORO, July 1. (S’) made _ ted league 0 w Brown, p 0 0 0 0 0 in: DiMaggio 2, P. Waner, Dobson, p _ 3 0 3 3 er through to Red Lopez. in 1938 and the K. of long clout for the las t center, defeat the City Ruffing permitted two doubles Herman. Nicholson, Russell. Two base Southern association Hale, z _ 0 0 0 0 0 Judge Frederick Watkins, Berber's Totals _ 4 8 30 li hits: Optical 6 to and kept 37 DiMaggio, Nicholson, Three base in 1939; Johnson and Reiber, pitch- Durham, was named the first «tate- which, had i t ten, 5. everything else to one base hits: Van t 0f the game, in x-Batted for Heintzelman in 9th. Robays. Cavarretta. Home er- ; Totals _33 1 8 27 15 wide of the United acquiring his seventh run: McCauley, catcher; and Wrights president Negro hit. would have tied up th ; Brown, first up, took the second victory xx-Batted for Young in 10th. DiMaggio. Stolen base: DiMag- z-Batted for Dobsou in 9th. _ a pitcher from the Democrats of North Carolina in Jeen against one defeat He storu xxx-Battcd for Van Robays in 10th. gio. Sacrifice: Elliott. Double play' University of pitched ball offered by and St. Louis_ 000 001 010—2 Jimmy Mintz with three O Heintzelman, Young Fletcher. Left North Carolina. first convention session here this hitless innings and shut- CHICAGO Ab R H A on have been a hit bases: Pittsburgh 9; 8 Cleveland _ 000 000 001—1 it might a’nd rifled a sizzier over second out Chicago afternoon which was featured un- SC^id and the Senators for seven. 3b_ 5 0 111 Bases on balls off: by into the left fieli * Then he Hack, MacFayden 1. Raf Errors: None. Runs batted in: Clift. crashed rounded 2b _ 5 0 113 animous indorsement of Franklin k;,. home standing. staggered and gave up seven hits Herman, fensberger 1, Olsen 2, Passeau 2. Strike- ASKS PURGE Trosky. Two base* hits: Chapman 2. D. the ball and and 5 1 1 3 C outs held onto ap Gleeson, cf_ by: MaeB’ayden 4, Heintzelman 1 Radcliff. Home run: succeed himself I'll but The all Washington’s runs in the Swift, Trosky, Roosevelt to as the Chemists opened the after- last two Nicholson, rf _ 5 0 2 3 0 Brown 1, Raffensberger 2. Olsen Pas- LONDON, July 1.—UP)—Dr. Aleck Clift. Stolen base: Sacrifice: was unhurt- Morrie Arn 1, Judnich. next and unanimous frames. If _ 5 0 110 seau 1. President, narently noon’s events with two runs in tht Dallessandro, Hits off: MacFayden 7 in r W. Bourne, noted British obstetri- Weatherly. Double play: Heffner, Be on second at the tim ; 1 1 10 2 1-3 was Ab R Cavarretta, lb_ 3 innings; Heintzelman 2 in 1 2-3: rardino and Loft on bases: praise of “the whole New Deal ad- Pvich second. Mintz walked three H O A cian and gynecologist, said in a let- McQuinn.