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Swahsboro
After Split
Beaufort split its weekend games
with Swansboro in the Tidewater
League, winning. 4-3, on Swans-
boro's diamond Saturday and los
ing, 8-6. in Sunday's tussle at Beau
fort ball park. The results pushed
Swansboro into first place in the
league;:
In Saturday's battle, West Tay
lor started for Beaufort and went
all the way to Sain credit for the
victory. Bill Gillikin was Taylor's
battery mate.
For Swansboro, Noe started and
went the route to pet charged with
the loss, and Iluffinc did the re
ceiving.
Noe permitted the Beaufort bat
ting order to get only three hits,
but his own wildness and a few
errors at crucial times by the
Swansboro defense cost Noe and
Swansboro the fjnme. Beaufort
scored four runs in the second in
ning, and this proved to be Tay
lor needed to go on and notch the
win.
In Sunday's fme. mincer Ar
thur (Pappy) Diem handled the
pitching chores and went all the
way for the win. Richard (Banjo)
Ricks started for Beaufort, and
Bill Kittrell came on to relieve
him in the seventh. Saturday's pro
cess was reversed in this one. for
Ricks, who save no all eight runs,
allowed onlv six hits.
Stanley was Swansboro's catcher
and Gillikin was the backstrop'foi
Beaufort.
Swansboro broke the scoring ic
Sunday with a run in the top halt
of the first inTiing. Bill Holt sing
led and stole second base. After
taking third on a wild nitrh. Hoi'
came in to score on an infield out
Swansboro made it 40 with
with three more tallies in the sec
ond frame. Stanley received a bas
on balls, and after Trait? T.isk wa?
hit by a pitched ball. Hunt Hardis
ty walked to load the bases. Dien
then sent two runs across with p
base hit and moved Hardisty f
third base, from where he tallied
on nn outfield fly.
Beaufort scored single runs jr
the second and third innings. Tracy
Hooper singled to start off the sec
ond inning and mo"cd to second
base on a hit by Mcintosh. Two
infield outs later, Hooper came in
to score.
In the third. Ricks started of
with a base hit and took second
when Ben Hester strolled. Rick
reached third on an infield out
and tallied when Mike Konsir err
ed on Hooper's roller. Hester, als
attempting to score on the play,
was cut down at the plate on a
throw from the first baseman to
the catcher.
Swansboro tallied a run in the
fourth thout the aid of a single
hit, making it 5-2. Roe walked and
went to second on a passed ball.
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If Walcott Beats Louis, Jersey Joe Will
Be Oldest to Capture Crown Since 1897
If Jersey Joe Walcott repeats his knockdown of Joe Louis, the
be the oldest fighter to win the heavyweight erowa In the lest 51
By Frank Eck
AP Newsfeatures Snorts Editor
NEW YORK Joe Louis has
been knocked down before many
times in fact but the question re
mains to be answered whether Jer
sey Joe Walcott can do it again.
When Louis puts his heavy
weight title on the line in Yankee
Stadium Wednesday night, June
23, he will be making his 25th de
fense of the crown. And it will
be against the only man who
knocked Louis down twice since
Detroit Joe won the heavyweight
title from Jim Braddock in 1937.
Walcott floored Louis for a two
count in the first round when
they met in Madison Square Gar
den last December. In the fourth
round, Walcott clipped the champ
with a right and Louis went
down for a count of seven.
Walcott, who lost an unDODular
decision in the last meeting, is
not the first to put Louis on the '
canvas. Tony Galento; the Orange, 7
N J., bartender, did it in their "
1939 bout and Buddy Baer did it
in 1941.
Even in winning the crown from
Braddock, Louis suffered a knock,
down. And in Jiis first bout with'
Max Schmeling in 1936 he not only
was floored but was knocked out
in the 12th round. v
If Walcott, now 34, wins this
time he will be the oldest heavy
weight to win the coveted title
since 1897 when Bob Fitzsimmont
knocked out Jim Corbett in 14
rounds at Carson City, Nev. : .. -
For more local sports news,
compiled by the staff of tho News
Times see page eight .
This Is No Gamble!
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (AP)
The birthday situation was strict
ly a sevcn-come-elevert" proposition
for the Carl McCullough family
during May. The McCulloughs have
two daughters. Janice Kay was 11
on the 7th. Karene Sue was 7 on
the 11th.
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years.
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Morehead City dropped both
ends of its twi.i bill with Marsh
allberg over the weekend, losing
Saturday's game, 3-1, in 10 inn
ings at Wade Brothers Park, and
dropping an 8-1 verdict Sunday at
Marsh?llberg.
In Sunday's tussle, Norman
Wade started for Morehead City,
Hid he had to be replaced by Arch
ie Piner and Jim Webb. Wade got
stuck with the decision. Harry
Salter gave the' signals behind the.
plate.
Myroi (Ace) Harris started for
Marsh llberg and went all the way
'sr thn ,in Lester Babbitt did
the catching.
Saturday's game was a brilliant
pitchers' duel between righty Herb
Pate of Marshallberg and south
paw Jim Webb of Morehead. The
battle featured good, and some
times sensation;'!, defensive play
to back up both hurlers.
. Marshallberg drew first blood
with a run in the first innin". .
Rudy Lucas walked and was
forced at second by Elvin Davis.
Hits by Myron Harris aid Moore
brought in Lucas, but Harris was
cut down at the plate when he at
tempted to score all the way from
irsl on Moore's single.
The game went a., solulely score
less until the last h: lf of the ninth
Pate, in these eight innings, at
lowed but two hits and, until tin
first man up in the ninth, retired
12 Morehead City batters i i order,
sans runs, hits, walks, or errors
In fact, Webb all but bettered
this record. In the first nine inn
ings he allowed, besides the one
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Beaufort Juniors
Top Marshallberg
The Beaufort Juniors continued
their winning ways Friday after
noon when they set down Marsh
allberg with a 16-7 defeat. It was
Johnny Lynch on the mound for
Beaufort and B. G. O'Neal behind
the plate. Marsh illberi) used four
pitchers in its attempt to slop
Beaufort.
Marshallberg jumped to a three
run lead in the first inning on two
hits and three miscues by the
Beaufort defense, but Beauf.n1
came back with a six run outburst
and was never hended after tint
The men with the big bats for
Beaufort were Lewis Wood.-ud.
who had a double and a single in
five trips to the plate, and Clyde
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Owens, who had two singles in
five times at bat.
Piner and Davis, who each had
a 2-l'ur-1 batting record, ld the
Marshallberg offense.
Fielding honors for the day went
to Billy Eudy and Jimmy Fodrie.
The totals for the game were 16
runs, 18 hits, and five errors for
Beaufort, and seven runs, seven
hits, and seven errors for Marshallberg.
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Wednesday - Thursday June 23 24
"THE HUNTED"
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Sunday Monday June 27 - 28
"SMART WOMAN"
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Tuesday June 29
"HALF PAST MIDNIGHT"
KENT TAYLOR - PEGGY KNUDSEN
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Wednesday - Thursday June 30 - July 1
"THE GANGSTER"
BARRY SULLIVAN - BE LIT A - JOAN LOURING
Friday - Saturday July 2 - 3
"SCUDDA H00 SCUDDA HAY"
lon McAllister - june haver - Walter brennan
Sunday - Monday July 4 5
"SUMMER HOLIDAY"
MICKEY ROONF.Y - GLORIA DellAVEN
Tuesday July 6
"MR. RECKLESS"
WILLIAM EYTHE - BARBARA BR1TTON
Wednesday - Thursday July 7 - 8
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TYRONE POWER - JEAN PETERS - CESAR ROMERO
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Softball game.
The firemen, playing with a
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