Zeb Vance Downs
Gray Rock Team,
Takes 2nd Place
On a win over Grav Rock 11-i
at Gray Hock Saturday aiteriiocii
Zeb Vuilve moved into sevoiul place
in the Granville county league.
Lefty Shearm pitched a steady
game lor Zeb Vance tun* was in
trouble only in the first and sixth
innings. Gray Rock went ahead with
two in the first on three hits and a
walk. Zeb Vance got one in tin
third an I two in the fourth and
wet never headed again
They si'Wvd up the game in tie
sixth Wells singled and S.tudi doub
led. Fixe batters in a row bunted
before Gray Hock could stop liicm.
Four run were 111 Zeb Vance u.to
ed four in-.re fm good nica-ore m
the ninth, Asa Kitttoll di i i. ? .1:
two of there
Johnny Wells and Warier Smith
led Zeb Vance with t.oei for iiv. .
Harris hart three for five to lead
Gray Hock
Bullock play at Zeb. Vance Wed
nesday at three 1 clock
Brown will to- on the mound tor
Zeb Vance.
Team K II K
Zeb Vance II It! 1!
Gray Kock I !> a
Batterirs: Slirarin and ltoxxhimi:
Chandler and Itruniniilt.
Donhleheader In
Softball Tonight
After a week of playing between
showers, the Henderson Softball
league moves into another week of
play tonight, with games schedule.!
between City Taxi and Vance Truck
ing 111 tin- first affair ami the Whiv
Haulers and ancc Furniture in th
nightcap.
The White Raiders are leading
the city league, having won 1 1 out
of 18 games. C'ity Taxi is in second
place with Id xvms out of tin games.
tin Wednesday night Carolina all
stars xcdl seek a it-venge for their
I-l* loss to Henderson all-stars in
their last meeting.
Asa Carlisle fanned 110 men when
the teams met on June 11(1 and play -
ed close for III inning- Tin- Curolinu
team is managed by Scott Boyd, lot -
rnerly of Henderson.
How's Your 1. Q.?
1. President Truman has issued a ?
'--point plan for a merger of what
'.overtime lit depr. >'tiiieiits>?
2. In cookery, what lines puree
mean'.'
3. Who wrote "For Whom Thv 1
Hells Tolls"?
4. The foiner German superlmel
Kuropa was ivchristcned what '
3. Which were the three Halkao J
Axis satellite nations durin". World
War II "
I!. What is tin* predicted liueiii
for the political rare lor C!overn?>
? i Xe? York State this full?
7 What .s another name for an.
j > ado."
3. Where would you look for :
j "Jacob's I -adder '
!l Which the planet ? i t'ai ?
tliest from tin' so i '
It' When did thy be four fori if.i
i i niste". of G'c t itritain. t rail.'
! So. let Itus. t.i .t I the t' S. op. Si I
I theii latest niscting in I'an.v'
I.T. \v. li. i?i iXIs.
| First I.t. W. It IV!? is i- at hoiw !
Iwith his parents. Mr. and Mrs II A
Dennis, on term nui leave ti !! .. in
to t years i s thy service. He wa I
'released from active duty a wee' !
I ago at Fort Hragg. Kvir the pas'
year he hits been at Camp Co "do (
.Ioim>tii . Fla . and Fo.t Fasti-. F a
leaving the hitter post for discharge |
I He served overseas in Europe tin -
teen months be re t:a end it t.i j
JOHN W. I AITS
' John W. Cap; is. seaman see in !
class, son of Si '. and Mrs. C. K. |
("apps of Route i. Maini n was dis
chargeti from the Xavy Saturc^iy at
naval separation c 'di r. Charleston
it vva> officially an. >unced today.
("apps. who entered the Navy oti
October 2. 11*4-1. -e'veii a tota ul
22 months, seven ol which were
, overseas. He wears tile toll.,wind
i.impamn ribbons As. ita -l'.ieilc.
' American theatre and Victory.
Train your niir.it to t: uui the train
advises the Xntii nai Safety Council
in reporting that grade crossing ac
i' :i It'll I s killed 2,i 7t ;.e ? e last year
How many homes are there in
v hi comnr.aiitv ' I..-' >? ? ! evei;.
I.UN) homes, one was visited by
? eatli due to l-.oi:;.. . . nut. report
j National Safety Council
In tin 111i11 ? i turn- Ir.d tlimii it' - j
great
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
lit Authority oa AuthorltW
WHEN ANY CAKI) TALKS
IN SOME unusual situations, a
different message of a definite
nature would be conveyed by each
card you niigbt *elioose to lead
from a particular suit. Your lowest
would tell your partner to return
the lower-ranking - of the other
two side suits when he got the
lead, the card just above that
would tell him to ruff with his
highest card to force a higher one
trom declarer, the one above that
would tell him to return tin- high
er-ranking side suit, and your
top curd would tell him not to uitt
the current trick at all. hut to di -
card on it.
A Q 9 5
* A J 10
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* J 9 4
A 10 ti A S 2
vr.4 N A 9 7 6 .1 2 ;
? as WE ? J io 9 d
A A K Q 5 g A 10 s
A A K 7 4 a
?kqs
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(Dealer South. Neither side
vulnerable >
South West North Fast
1 ? ? i'-'**:
2 ? o A 3 A I'ass i
4 A
Chances to use a certain rare J
signal i ume only once in some
terrihc length of time. That is the j
signal t" your partner to ruff a
trick with as high a card as lie
can. hoping he can force front de
clarer an over-ruff with a card so
high that its use will set up a
trump trick for you. An example
of* that was given just a few ]
wi eks ago, and now come* an- '
other hand sent in by "S. O. S." of
Oklahoma City with the same i
play. 1
?
i WVst ted his club K and fol
| lrwed with the I}. noting East'.*
10-S high-low. Then tie .studied
j and finally led the 3 to the third
: trick. East thought thus: "West
i is marked with th*" A: if South
li.nl another club. West would
have led that to make sure I
would discard and save my
trumps, so West had six cards
and South is now blank. If West
wanted to give me a signal to re
turn the lower-ranking diamonds
instead of the higher-rank hearts
if I got in later, he would have
led his lowest, the 2. If he wanted
the higher-suit returned later,
hearts, he would have used the 5,
highest of his small cards. Since
ho did none of these, his 3 could
only mean he hopes I can ruff
high."
So East ruffed w.th his spade
S. That proved high enough to
force South to use a high honor,
the A or K. That, of course, built
a trump' trick for West with his
.1-111-0 This trick, plus the dia
mond A. beat the contract.
Tomorrow's Problem
? Q J 7
V J 10 8 7
? A f> -t
? J 9 S
A K 10 a 4 ? 4 A 9 S 6 3
V A 5 2 N 2
? ?> 2 W E ?K3
A d 2 o ? J 8
+T 4 3
41 None
V Q 9 f. 4
? K Q 10 7 3
A A K 10 5
(Dealer: East. Neither side vul
nerable.!
Seeking 4-Hearts. South ruffs
the first trick of the spade 4. J
and A. and leads the heart Q t?
I he K When the spade t> is re
lumed. what should South do?
usswii'uu'u vy iting natures cynuicaie, inc.
Sad Arrival
STEPPING from a bus Is Fred Se
christ of Warren, Pa., who came to
New York City to identify the body
of his niece, Katherine McDonough
Miller, 42, who was strangled to
death. Police are holding Patrolman
Mariano Abello, 35, for the homi
cide. In a critical condition, he is
unable to talk due to a self-inflicted
bullet wound. (International)
AROUND TOWN I
MARRIAGE LICENSE. !
Charles Henry Catlett and Mis.
Madolian Ayseue. white, both of
Henderson, wore granted a mart iage
license at t)?e register of deeds ot
fice during the week-end.
MI'SICAL PROGRAM.
There will be a musical program
at the Church of God and Saints i
of Christ, located at the intersec
tion of Breckinridge and Orange
streets, and will feature the New
Bethel Quartet, the Gospel Brothers.
the Starlight Quartet, the Walker
Family and the Shining Star Female
Quartet. The public is lnvlteil.
TRAFFIC FINES.
Fees of $1 each were paid at
the city clerk's office this week-end
by O. B. Mitchell. S. J. Ltr.e. Lee
Averette. J. B. Adams. George Arm
stead and J. P. Harris for violation;
ot traffic regulations.
At Virginia Beach.
Mrs. R. D. Starkey, Miss Anne
Starkey and Mrs. Sam Fox, Jr.. left
this morning for Virginia Beach
where they will spend a week.
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