Steckel Homers Pirates Out Of Deadlock, 5 To 4 Cheshire Stifles Heath Day’ Will Be ACL SURPRISED Blues; ‘Levy BY ALPHA OMEGA Bucs In Full Possess^ Week Alpha Omega scored one of the Muscemici Steals Home In Fifth Held At Stadium Next most dramatic upsets of the Class To Sco A softball season last night at Ro Decisive Tally; Doubleheader Masonboro Wallace Pro- bert Strange park when they spot- ted the Atlantic Coast Line soft- Tonight Youth’s Tigers Split; inn- ceeds To Go To Yanks, ball team six runs in the first Education ing and then went on to win, 8-7. By JACK HULLETT Three Bengals Injured City Optical won a forfeit victory Star Sports Editor Levy Heath, who for the past over Naval Reserve in the first Bob Steckel cleared the way for the Pirates’ ■ — ent summers since his dad’s acci- DETROIT, June 4 — (JP) The contest. few full possession of second place last night bv mt° at the shipyard New York Yankees unloosed their veteran softball cIoi'k dent has worked Clyde Jordan, inside-the-park home run in the 8n BOROWY PITCHES siege guns to gain an even break started off for second innW money and helping pay underhander, Alpha w'a8 earning in a wild doubleheader with bases th{ today Omega and was pounded for six loaded, giving Lefty Louis Cheshire the for family expenses, will he shown the needed league leading Detroit markers before his windmill began gin for a 5-4 victory. *ar. -ts one week m tonight by sp CUBS INTO TIE Tigers, who stayed two games setting the Liners down. Alpha A conclusive battle for the minded Wilmingtonians that when in front winning the opener, runner-up berh * , by Omega tallied twice in the second, in needs hand ne 6 to Yanks place tonight Clinton, where the ■ a fello.. helping NEW YORK, June 4—(ff)—Curve- 2, although the stag- four in the fourth, and two in the Pirates meet Va n r the can alwt ys turn to his pals, ed their sluggingest game of the Mungo’s charges in a doubleheader. Lln?'e ball specialist Hank Borowy pitch- fifth for the victory. spectators. season to take the nightcap, 17 Cheshire was touched for a Ken the Atlantic eight hits bv th° , Frank Maner, manager of the ed the Chicago Cubs back into to 8. Raynor sparked with two for excellent the with whom lead Coast Line attack fielding by Pirate patch patrol but Masonboro Ramblers tie for the National League The seven in the second an/ ^ runs Jordan and Ace ea an- three, while Clyde iannings Levy plays every Sunday, with the New York Giants New scor- stopped the Blue, , today game equalled York’s Parker of the winners also banged ever '» nounced yesterday that on Thurs- for the and the really getting shutting out manager Mel Ott’s ing high year two for three to lead Alpha Omega. smooth started t the 5 ft. 8 1-2 in. by catches of And day, June 12, Yanks hit new tops in two de- Line REESE’S CLO r crew, 6-0 in four hits. The loss for the Coast drop- handle fly balls Heath will receive ail piucetds partments by clubbing five De- rounded ped them out of a second place tie good night for out'0,* from the Masonboro-Wallace con- Borowy, in liis best game of the troit for 18 hits and 33 Steckel. pitchers into third slot. for Levy’s col- season so far, faced 31 bat- Clinton struck test to help pay only total bases in the nightcap. BEATS PIRATES in the frsf and was on a no- mg, and it lege education. ters working Included in the Yankee assault JOCKEY AE SCOTTI attempted to hold Barra Peg as his mount looked for T to have Willard Marshall broke as Levy hasn’t been able hitter until that netted one six-run outburst broke through the starting gate at Atlantic City, and he narrowly minutes though the school with one down missed being In front of the stands. Scotti BROOKLYN, June 4. —(£>)— Led an Buc.Jll a big time like most high the spell by singling and two four-run sprees in the trampled upon directly having early u* his fifth. was given a tremendous ovation when he climbed back on, but WILLIAMS HOMERS Pee Wee who Cieslinski undoing ^ youngsters. His fattier hurt leg in the second game were homers by by Reese, walloped and Uhls went' CHICAGO AB R H O A the nag finished out of the money. at defense work in 1942 and Levy pinch-hitter Frank Colmar, Bill a grand slam home run, the Brook- the infield, Bare and Frey, 2b_4 10 2 3 EV“***J has been kept busy since then Johnson and Aaron Robinson, a a"d Cheshire gave a Lowery, 3b _ 4 12 3 2 WIN lyn Dodgers whipped the Pittsburgh eJ' 2 for his IN RED SOX Vorroll. money If _ 5 0 12 0 Torn Henrich, four Askew hit to making ’spending" Rickert, triple by Pirates for the third time Bob LeBJ and himself cf-— 3 2 13 0 straight who threw too brother, Cecil, during Cavarretta, doubles and 10 singles. high and too the handi- McCullough, c-4 13 7 0 To ST. June 4 — (5>) — 9-4 tonight to move within four to ^ Cubs Move LOUIS, Harry at school years. Despite also in the Bridges first. Nicholson, rf__4 12 2 0 Robinson homered Sixth, BaVe an Williams and Evans has *aken part in high so Home runs by Ted of first in the National crossing the cap Levy Waitkus, lb _ 4 0 18 0 first game and did Henrich. points place plate. a the latter with a man ana made quite sa _ 4 0 0 0 2 in six runs Sabath Male, After a school sports Merullo, Johnson drove with two League pennant race. The Dod- fruitless first, the with _ _4 0 0 0 1 the Boston Red Sox Buc, name for himself. But now Borowy, p hits in the night-cap and Phil on base, gave were put ahead by Robins Red Sox over St. ger victory was marred by an ac- Steckel’s horn“ of his school career over the (Scooter) Rizzuto collected seven the margin victory in the second. high TOTALS_36 6 10 27 8 Edge Ed Hardiskv is Louis in a game tonight, cident to their star centerfielder, bright-eyed young man hoping NEW YORK AB R H O A hits in 10 times at bat in the two twilight out, but Harry Bridges, Lumberton moved into sixth also was touched but for five Browns 5 to 2 to unbother to attend college. Unless Levy can Rigney, 3b-ss_ 4 0 0 2 0 games. beating the Pete Reiser, who sustained a cut ed by his 0 dizzy spells, single means he will Witek, 2b _ 4 0 1 7 place in the Tobacco State League bingles. Stone struck out eight and a two series. It was be helped by some Joe DiMaggio’s 16-game hitting split game on the of his head after col- and so did Andy _ top Poklemba u Thomson, cf 4 0 110 last a 8-7 defeat to walked while whiffed 12th circuit blow of the not be able to go off and get that streak was snapped Dizzy night, handing three, Tape Williams’ Blanc attempted to Mize, lb _ 4 0 0 12 1 by with the center field wall sacrifice bu- is so essen- Selma-Smithfield and climbing over two and passed three. season. liding the higher education that Marshall, rf _ 3 0 13 0 Trout in the opener but DiMag- infield got confused the Leafs to within a Red defeated the while a sensational catch by hii later life. Maner’s proposal Cooper, c _ 3 0 0 2 0 two hits in six times prostrate Springs Warsaw, Walt Judnich tied up game making slow tial in gio got up tantilizing bunt, and all La fata, If _ 3 0 0 2 0 and a half of Warsaw. The in a 13 with for next Thursday night may be in the second game to come °ut game 3-2, inning affair, going in the fifth Inning his fourth of Cully Rikard’s fly in the fifth hands were ss_ 2 present and accounted Kerr, 0 0 3 4 Red Sox were in to ahead in the first with one no one the solution to Levy’s prob- of the twin bill with a batting engaged losing inning home run of the year with inning. for. Steckel then just Young zzz _ 10 10 0 hit a liner di. for the awakened Red Springs Robins, run. Warsaw’s Stephens hit a two- on base but Williams came back PITTSBURGH AB R H O A Lohrke. 3b _ 0 0 0 0 ] average of .357 the season. rectly in front of lems. 0 0 3 4 Evans in CM In the run the but the Cox, ss _ 4 to me mim- Kennedy, p_ 0 0 0 1 1 The times in 3-2. Sanford, Spinners slap- homer in second, in the half of the sixth to ter came aown Tigers scored five top 10 field; Evans ran 50 feet Levy Rikard, cf _ 3 10 more Gearhart, z _ 1 0 0 0 0 a double ruination on the Robins tied it in the fifth. The Red ahead last night. We the first two of the open- ped up put the Sox again.
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