Qicrs Win
Eastern Crown
, ' Wins Series
^ Here From
Chi?p! 0 By Score Of
Winning Pitcher
SM? Comeback
, Ilt.t.s ?'0\VKRS
?> ? stl,Wy. ti-hit hurl
^'"onvet S"a.-" Allen, u
ba-.l ?' K:ll"')lers from
t,[0 walked away With the
' League chanjpion
Z ?umlay. when they fin
, NU;; a haiJ-fighting Bla
,, spuing team. 7 to 1.
* ;1U. tho Ramblers the
I ,s,.r Of the newly
anil also was the
*' : th?- series for Allen.
( ...-.fs bovs finished one
,,t the Whitevllle
' ? the league race. In the
t?;., Whiteville was upset
livnDoro while the Maner
.... inre of Wallace. 4th
, Masonboro won
L of the title games. 8-3;
.yrj came through with a
t ith i ruling rally to pull
*n.i out of the fire. 4-3;
gacg sta"e for yester"
[sfflle
Ramblers served advance
?iu they were here for
SJ-:...ss. as they marked up
j. me initial rack on (
'singles by lead-off man Hugh
Griffith and Burney Covington,
the former tallying when Stubbs
errored Lynn Rowan's easy |
grounder. I
Bladenboro made it one-all in
the second as Johnny Hammonds'
reached first on Griffith's bobble, |
sco! ing on singles by Ted Russ
and Garland Stubbs.
Levy Bridger, Jr., trying gal
lantly to hold the pace set by
Allen, matched him pitch for]
pitch until the fatal fifth; when
the Ramblers won the game by '
denting the rubber thiice on hitsj
by Levy Heath, Hugh Griffith,
Linwood Rowan, and Jimmy
Cain's error. Maner's Ramblin'
Wreck reached Bladenboro's one
man pitching staff for another
ttio in the sixth with Tom Liles
singling, scoring on errors by
Cain and Hardy as Luke Collie
reached second safely; Billy
Hardison went out to Hammonds,
unassisted; Jess Jackson's wild
heave put Farrow on safely, J
with Collie scoring, Heath hit a
blooper single, Griffith bingled to
center, counting Farrow; Coving
ton singled, loading the bases;
Rowan hit to Hardy who nipped ]
Heath at the plate, with Russ
doubling Griffith off third.
Allen, who is an example of a
great comeback in semi-pro ball,
twirled masterfully to clinch the
pennant for his club. He allowed
only one extra-base hit, a triple
by lead-off man Woodrow Ja
cobs, of the Spinners, in the first
[inning. After Jacobs was erased
at the plate on an attempted
squeeze-play, The Snag was su
perb, fanning 11 Spins and walk
ing only 2. Just how helpless the
losers were against his slants is
shown by the fact that only one
Spinner, Ted Russ, in the 4th,
was able to hit the ball out oi
the infield, with the exception of
their hits. Allen was almost rend
ered helpless by being hit by a
pitched ball some years back, but
has made a .gallant come-back,
beOig ulUl one of the best semi
pros in Eastern North Carolina.
Young Levy Bridget, who
pitched lus heart out- trying to
win the pennant for Bladenboro,
gave up 10 blows, fanned 6
Ramblers, and walked none. He
has shown marvelous control all
season, and particularly through
out the series; walking only two
batters in all "three contests.
Given a little more help, this
Bridger might have made the
final story of the First Eastern
State League series a different
one.
Hugh Griffith, Rambler short
fielder, led the batters with 3 for
4, while Jimmy Cain, of the
Spinners, hit 2 for 4. Cain was
the' Series leading batter with 6
for 11. Woodrow Jacobs also hit
2 for 4.
Thus comes to an end the first
season of the Eastern State
League, one which was success
ful; and an end to the first series
of the loop which can be termed
a great success. The members of
both the Bladenboro Spinners
Dist. Conference
In Fairmont Oct. 2
Fairmont Will Act As Host
To District P.-T. A. Meet
ing; State Members To
Attend
The 10th District conference of
the P.-T A. will bo held in Fair
mont on Oct. 2 with tile Fair
mont association acting as host.
State representatives will be
present for the meeing including
Mis. E. W. Howell, state presi
and Masonboro Ramblers wish to
thank the citizens of Whiteville
and Columbus County for the
loyal support shown them during
this championship series.
dent; C. W. Phillips, vice presi
dent of National congress; Rus
sell Gruman, state chairman of
College Cooperation; Mrs. J. W.
Burke, executive secretary andd
treasurer; Mrs. J. S. Blair, state
field representative; Miss Mat-|
tie Bell Rogers, state historian;
and Miss Virginia Ward, state
parent education chairman.
Registration will be from 9:30
to 10:00 a. m. The meeting will
begin at ten and luncheon will
be served at 1:15 in the school
cafeteria at a nominal cost. t
Mrs. Belton Thompson, White
ville president of the P.-T.A., will
attend the meeting along with
some other members of the local
association, it was announced
this morning. j
FISHING TRIP
Dr. W. W. Stanfield, of Dun^J
?
Dr. F. H. Flemming, Dr. C. G.
Fuquay, W. E. Nichols, and M. O.
Phillips, of Coats, and Dr. Lewis
McCIoud, of Norwod, visited Rev.
Herbert Baker for a few days fish
ing last week.
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SERVICE
F.ank Sullivan, Lolaud man.
who has been operating a delivery
route I'ur the Wilmington Star,
running timmgh Leland. down
Route 17 to Shallotte unci back
through Southport, states he is
discontinuing the daily delivery
service after Saturday. He . will
still ^iakc his delivesies on Sun
day mornings. Oil week days
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ORDINATION 8KB VICE
Rev. Herbert Baker, of the
Southport Baptist church, will
hold an ordination service on Sun
day night for three deacons, W. .L
Aldridge, Ivan Ludlum, and G. C. i
Kilpstrick.
ATTENDS HOMECOMING
Miss Maude Inman left today j
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to J. R. Reynolds. The business will
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1 This 19th dav of September. 194Q.
lv. ,\. REYNOLD*
Shallotte. N. C.
10-2 pd.
A IlMINIftTRATRIX'H 'XOTICK
TO < KKOITOIt*
The undersigned, having qualified
as administratrix of the estate of II.
.1. Williamson, deceased. late of
Krunswick County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to preitent them to the
unrteraifrned, Xtlnt 1. Williamson, Ad
ministratrix, at Shallotte, North Car
olina, or to H. 1. Mint*, attorney, at
his offire in Southport, North Caro
lina. on or before September ith.
1917. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All i>ersons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the un
dersigned or to the said R. I. .Mint/.,
attorney.
This the 4th day of September,
19M
JCELLIE I. WILLIAMSON,
Administratrix.
J9-l.Cc
AI>MI\IKTKATKI3CS XOTICF
TO CIIE 111 TO KN
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of the late Pete Wil
liams. deceased of Hruuswick Coun
ty. North Carolina, thin is to notify
all persons having claims against tin*
estate of the deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at South
porr. North Carolina, on or btfore
tin 11th day of September, 1947, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
Uu?ir recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make im
modiale payment.
This (lie 11th day of Sept*?n?lr. r,
194C.
KUTHA WILLIAMS. Adm.n
iMiatrix of the Ksta?.e cf
PETT: WILLIAMS.
E. J. Prevatte, Attorney
It)- 16c.
A I) M I X 1ST It A TO RR NOTICE
TO CKKJJITOKH
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. H.^Holdtn, 8r.,
deceased of Hrunswick County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
the deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Supply, North Caro
lina. on or before the 11th day cf
September. 1947. or thin notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
Thiii the 11th day of September.
1940.
.T. H. HOLD EN, JR.. Adminis
trator of the estate of
J. H. HOLDEN. SR.
R. I. Mlntz, Attorney
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