TUZGDAY,
SPTEX2E2 28, 1948
CAXTE&ET COUNTY NEWS TIMES, M0XEX3AD CITY AND EEAUFORT, N. C.
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Marsliallberg Wins, 7-6, 5-4;
Johnson, Losing Hurler,Fans 17
Le jeone Wallops
Navy Team 53-0
1!
Navy Limited to One Firsl
Down as Hipps, Maksin
Score Twice
The Lejeune Marines over
whelmed the Philadelphia Naval
Base eleven 530 in their game
Saturday at Lejeune. The Marines
far outclassed the Navy team.
Claude (Bis) Hipps and Frank
Maksin lead in the scoring and in
mid-field gains, each going over
the goal line twice.
Frank (Little) Hips, Lawrence
Miller, Steve Zakula and James
Ptak each scored once. "Big"
Hipps made three conversions;
Dick Steppe and George Slater,
one each.
The Marines' line, spurred by
Dick Moledor, Joe Ward and Urn
berto Gigle, was almost impreg
nable, allowing Philadelphia only
15 yards by rushing. The Navy
team made only one, first down,
while the Marines hammered out
15 for a total of 474 yards on the
ground.
Videl DeJesus, spunky 140
pound halfback, stood out as the
mainstay of the Philadelphia back
field, playing well on both of
fense and defense. Roy Brown at
halfback hit the line repeatedly
but could not gain. Dorman Guild
was the most effective Navy de
fense lineman.
The Camp Lejeune eleven will
play Quantico Marine Base in
their biggest game of the season
Saturday afternoon.
Score by periods:
Camp Lejeune 13 13 21 653
Naval Base 0 0 0 00
Camp Lejeune scoring: Touch
downs, "Big" Hipps, 2, Frank Mak
sin 2, "Little" Hipps, Zacula, Ptak,
Miller. Points after touchdown
(placement): "Big" Hipps 3, Sla
ter, Steppe.
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to home on an error at second
base.
Beaufort continued their march
in the second and third stanzas,
scoring two runs each inning.
Johnson travelled to first on a hit,
moved to second on Hester's hit,
to third on a passed ball, and in
home on a hit by Ray Hassell.
Hassell's 2-bagger also brought
Hester in for a score, after the
latter had made first on his own
hit and second on a passed ball.
Hassell died on second when Ver
banic flied out to right field.
Marshallberg recorded 3 up, 3
down on their second try, and
Beaufort returned for scores by
Wallace and Boyd. Wallace, first
to bat, went to first on a hit, sec
ond on an error in renter field,
and home on a double by Boyd.
Johnson brought Boyd in with a
hit, but Mcintosh, who had taken
a base on balls, was picked off at
tempting to come home on John
sen's hit. This made 3 outs for
Beaufort.
Three markers put Marshallbera
into the ball game in the third
inning, when Hansil. E. Davis, and
Hawkins came in to score. Hansil
made first on a hit, stole second,
and was knocked in home by
Hawkins. A hit bv the pitcher
gave E. Davis a walk, and he also
travelled home on Hawkins' dou
ble. Pasquella connected with a
single to bring Hawkins in but
died on second when Harris went
down for the count.
Marshallberg trailed Beaufrot,
5-4, through the next three ses
sions, then made good use of
Beaufort's fumbling in the seventh
lo score 3 runs.
Starting in the seventh, B. Davis
was walked to first, came home
on a single by Hansil. Errors by
Johnson and Hester allowed Han
sil to score. E. Davis struck out
but beat it out to first on a catch
er's error, went to third on a er
ror by the shortstop, and was hit
home by Hawkins. Pasquela struck
out, leaving Hawkins on base.
Beaufort made a lone marker in
the ninth stanza, when Hooper
went the rounds on hits by Hoop
er, Boyd, and Mcintosh, but yield
ed to Marshallberg, 7-6.
Meeting on the Beaufort diam
ond Sunday, Marshallberg took an
early lead when three runners
waltzed around the trail on 4 hits.
Hansil, first to hat, knocked a
beaut just across the edge of the
nark in left field, and rounded to
third. A wild pitch by Sharp im
mediately brought him home.
Hawkins, number 4 to bat, hit
his- way .tot first, ran to third on
a hit by Pasquela, and continued
to home when Johnson in right
field threw the ball wide of third
baseman Hester's glove. Pasquela
went to first on his hit and con
tinued to second on Johnson's er-
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Eleven, J9-0
Christiansen, Kreamchek
Star; Flyers Play Para
troops Saturday
The Chcrrv Point Flyers held
the Elgin Field Eagles to exactly
nothing for a 19-0 victory in their
second home game win Saturday.
Christiansen, left half back, tur
ned in the Fivers' star perform
ance in the backfield, and Krcnnv
check, left tacke, sparked the
line.
Marine "Phantom" jet planes,
led by Lt. Col. Marion Carl, staged
an airshow for the football fans be
fore the game started.
The stunt fivers periormed re
cently at the Cleveland air races
and at the opening of the Idlcwond
Internation Air field in New York.
The leader, Lt. Col. Carl, com
manding officer of VFM-122, wi
be featured in the October 12th
issue of Look Magazine in an art
icle entitled "World's Fastest
Fighter Pilot."
The Army Air Corps eleven
from Valpairiso, Fla. was outclas
sed from start to finish in the
game Saturday and recorded many
fumbles. Cherry Point ran five to
uchdowns across the diagonal lines
altogether, but two of them in the
final four minutes of play were
called back, and the Marines were
given 5-yard penalties for off-sides.
The Flyers go up against a to
ugh 82nd Airborne squad at Fort
Bragg Sunday.
ror. Watson hit for a trip to first,
bringing in Pasquela, stole second,
and was picked off attempting to 1
steal third, to conclude an event
ful opening round.
Neither side scored in the sec
ond inning. Coming to bat in the
third, Marshallberg advanced the
count to 4-0. Pasquela added the
additional point when he walked
to first, stole second, bluffed his
way to third in a screwy play
which found 2 Marshallberg run
ners in the lanes. Watson also
made first on the play, which had
been an attempted put out of Pas
quela on a filder's choice. Pas
quela scored on a passed ball at
home, but Watson died on base
when Harris fouled out to the
catcher.
Beaufort drew her first blood in
the second half of the third, when
Sharp and Hester scored. Sharp
knocked a long one for a double,
advanced to third on an infield
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out and came in home on a hit
by H. Hassell. Hit by the pitehe
Hester walked to first, took second
on an infield out, made third on
Ray Hassell's hit, and travelled
home on Boyd's fly-out to left
field. Shortstop B. Davis stopped
a grounder by Wallace and threw
Hassell out at second to stop Beau
fort at 2 runs.
With scoreless frames in the
fourth for both teams, Beaufort
again threatened her rival in the
fifth, scoring a single run by Ver
banic. Verbanic beat it out to
first when shortstop Davis relayed
his grounder wild at first. An in
field out gave him second, and he
made home on a double by Wal
lace. Wallace was put out at third
when he attempted to go too far
on his double.
The only other score in the ball
game was made in the eighth
frame by Marshallberg when Pate
was walked to first, carried to
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Cleveland 93 56
Boston 92 57
New York 92 57
Philadelphia 83 66
Detroit 74 74
St. Louis 57 90
Washington 53 95
Chicago 49 98
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Wildlife Writer Here lo
Hunt Marsh Hens; Fowls
Abundant This Season
Expecting to match bis skill
against the wary marsh hen this
week is Dave Koberts, travel and
outdoor editor of the Cincinnati
Inquirer, who made arrangements
for a hunting trip this week thr
oui'li the Stale News Bureau and
Moiehead City's Chamber ol Com
merce secretary, Robert (1. Lowe,
Jr.
II it were not for flood tides
such as those which usually come
during the full moon period of Sep
tember and other autumn months,
these wary birds, which may in
elude three species, though known
locally as marsh hens, would be
sale from gun fire. As it is, there
are more marsh hen than hunters
along the Carteret coast this year
One party from Eaycttevillc re
cently not their limit in the marsh
es north of the Morehead City
Beaufort causeway without any
difficulty. Favorite spots for hunt
ing marsh hen here on the Carter
et Coast are in the marshes north
of the railroad and highway be
tween Morehead City and Beau-
fort.f on either side of Atfaftnd
Beach causeway or along the mar
shes north of Bogue and Shaclt'il
ford Banks.
Once flushed, the birds have little
chance to escape gun fire because1
they are short flyers and are
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