The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 17

Jonrnal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, February 14, 1942 Seventeen Baseball Farm Operations to Be Says Yankee Head By Robert Vance P. S. duPont High's Best Greg Rice Sets BOWLING SCORES Joe.Jr. 151 118 137Julian Quiil 117 169 181 Blind War to Force Majors to Cut Minors Down Military Service Already Ha Taken 55 Players From Champion's Chain i By JUDSO.V BAILEY Associated Press Writer NEW YORK, Feb. 14.

Farm operations in baseball must be curtailed this season says that OA zis serry j9ab -vir- 1AS Smyrna Noses Penn High Five Annexes Tenth in Row On Lower's Fielder in Final Minute of Close Game NEW CASTLE, Feb. 14 (Special). Smyrna High made it 10' in a row by conquering William Penn High, 23-22, in their basketball game played in the local high school gym Jast night. The Castilians were leading, 22-21, when Lower clinched victory for the visitors by firing a long-range field goal. Smyrna held an 11-10 lead at the end of the first half, but the local club moved in front soon after the start of the final half and held the advantage through most of the closing session.

Newell Duncan of William Penn was the game's scoring leader with six field goals and a foul for 13 points. 104 13 159 131 148 80 144 684 662 632 Thomas 176 200 136 Rapauno Lew Totals 712 699 677: Totals Carpenten 124 I Builders 183 Brown 164 137 160 Bader 101 93 93 145 173 119 101 124 110 109 88 137 143 154 148 599 632 605 Walls 115 119 128 Hickman 142 124 123 Smith 146 147 198Whiley 144 191 302 H. Walls 711 718 811! Totals oates Sector Totals Stanton 1H36 Inspector 1994 Crai 152 171 141'Justin 191 133 1SI Dangle 106 101 123 Dale 98 116 124 Phillips 96 118 SSSchlok 117 106 169Lewis 569 612 655j Totals 91 78 91 142 161 153 105 137 93 196 111 145 725 619 650 Banning Harr'ton Lynam Totals LEATHER LEAGUE Red 2424 I Aloo Bine 2403 169 166 136 Ga'inskl 170 167 200 Airs Connor Adams Meadows Jordy Powell Totals 178 156 218 Snyder 148 146 146 140 172 135 Jestwick 134 154 167 172 191 140 131 134 764 789 849 174 131 139 Crossan 158 172 180 Blind 819 797 808' Totals Allied Black 3431 I Allied Red 3371 133 208 112 118 172 184 180 174 140 142 123 150 195 161 179 Huston Erera Ross Karci Mulhern Totals 155 176 200 Andress 157 123 167 Benson 161 137 184 Dalickl 165 172 142 170 150 Stanley 780 778 8731 Totals 768 838 765 Leatherites 3S43 Rhoads 3333 Weldin 153 172 123 Taylor 138 183 14 Pullen Knight Dawson Ferguson Wrig'son 134 190 129 L.EU'ood 165 143 INaumann 137 150iR.Eirood 154 183 145Wilkins 148 179 135 142 196U04 154 133 153 162 142 210 179 167i 763 866 714! Totals' 744 838 751 Totals Allied Std. 3398 Allied Sterling 3518 Vavala 162 151 170Trivits 167 190 162 Schmidt 193 171 151Alfred 178 139 153 Bird 116 174 141 Downes 162 170 167.Nemes McVey 811 805 782i Totals 140 152 156 193 212 197 182 183 146 145 14S 140 806 849 855 Kafader Gropp Durynskl Totals COUNTY LEAGUE Mill Creek 3113 Newark Fisher Doug' ten 160 137 1481 138 124 117! Brown Norris Riggins 156 163 154 FORFEIT 120 141 190 193 1741 762 758 593 Hon. 3350 Five Points 3333 181 161 109 135 161 Totals B'rine Newkirk Heal 179 149 139 Phillips 171 102 151 Little 143 143 168 Hannam 132 143 139 Kennedy 114 137'nnsman 145 147 146 Honey 160 162 205 Martin 151 191 200 Bagg 175 134 Totals 777 790 783! Totals 708 718 797 Cranston His.

2193' TaUeyvtlle 3110 Milles 147 146 1 85 Santone 171 187 184 Brown 133 155 134 Murry 135 146 Curry 123 122 Rolph 151 145 162 Downs 157 208 146 Sharply 102 86 126 Wright 140 140 130 Miller 123 107 133 Syva 127 122 Totals 700,776 717! Totals 682 671 757 Hockessin 3373 Elsmere 2159 Malls Cline Yearsley Johnson Garett Davis Wo'ward Totals 116 176 166 112 149 194 168 184 Cam'beU 121 114 190 115 Lutz 136 126 156 136 172 194 Sheridan 148 66 175 175 161 115 161 124 167 1371 124! 736 844 793! Totals 686 679 794 Minqnadale 1737 I Newport 1757 M'CloS'y 136 170 162'Elston 120 119 117 Gordon 89 117 112 Col'wood 152 160 146 118 134 Nick'son 523 565 539 Totals 161 173 140 137 140 165 174 46 155 592 578 577 Bobb Donahue Totals KRESGE GIRLS LEAGUE Stationery 1486 I Sales 1388 Clark 122 130 140'McVey 145 119 105 Del Colo 128 120 129 M' Govern 109 79 95 Laws 121 111 91 111 117 Stewart 91 155 122: Blind 139 139 139 Totals 462 518 5C8 Totals 484 448 456 Fountain 1487 Service 1545 Wright 122 122 138' Pullen 112 136 120 A.D'ovan 126 105 165 MCloskey 118 120 132 Horgan 118 117 157 146 159 Betts 132 143 1241 Wagner 126 112 107 498 487 502! Totals 513 514 518 Totals FLORISTS LEAGUE Daffodils 3513 I Violets 24R8 Warren 169 173 1521 Crew 189 141 181 Klnsler P'terson 175 163 144: E.Carter M'Daniel 163 182 168: Day V.H'man 151 139 174iZeller 156 172 2C9 166 192 181 155 182 181 140 116 146 162 163 167 Handicap 16 16 16 Totals 863 814 835 Gardenias 2363 Totals 779 825 884 Roses 3418 D.Walker 170 130 140' Ball Cook 124 148 147 G.Ching W.Carter 168 138 163McVey Mag'gan 170 212 148 A.Walker Walls 184 193 128! E.Simon jHandicap 158 138 157 129 125 136 197 187 161 149 205 197 151 140 173 5 5 5 789 800 829 Totals 816 821 726 Totals Iris 3394 Daisies 3358 EUiott Fisk Ramsay L'born Hayman Totals 178 161 139 G.H'man 153 160 137'3huitz 143 154 179 Edwards 138 146 193! E.Simon 147 183 183 Cushing Handicap 759 804 831 Totals 146 139 127 117 132 128 197 191 148 203 157 146 148 190 162 9 9 9 820 818 720 ASSOCIATED LAUNDRY LEAGUE Laundry 3064 I Sales 3153 Bush 153 155 145; Miller 153 155 200 Harkins 134 137 106 Murphy 122 101 95 B'hanan 123 90 130 166 118 Crisconl 158 121 154jHoffman 184 219 190 Britt 136 151 176, Blind 123 90 106 Totals 704 654 706j Totals 712 731 709 Linen Supply 243 Tower Brand 2320 Z'ninni 147 169 170, Bullen 170 159 170 J.D OTio 144 117 136 142 136 L.DO'rio 175 166 132 McKay's 122 98 166 Aibano 136 199 167 168 137 Keenan 176 159 185: Ridings 194 178 177 Totals 778 810 895 Totals 789 745 786 Dry Cleaners 2210 International Sl' Smith 148 156 153 124 209 p-miotti 157 138 140, 173 172 154 B.D'O'riO 176 139 102 B.D'O'rio 176 139 102 R.Bnan 146 156 1511 King 111 114 Turner 172 134 177; Hannam 148 159 125 3aivatore 116 Totals 799 723 6881 Totals 739 719 720 Oak Grove Five Beaten By Marshallton School Marshallton School hung up a 20-11 decision over Oak Grove in their basketball game at Oak Grove School gym yesterday. Oak Grove Jayvees defeated the Marshallton Jayvees, 8-2. MARSH ALT, TON I OAK GROVE G. F. P.

G. F. P. DuBeU.f Klair.f Eldertin.f R.Wilson.c D.WUson.g Elwood.g Peoples.g Totals Referee, 0 0 0 Horn.f 0 2 Smith, 0 0 Mulligan, 0 0 14Nibleu.c 0 0 Chancy. 3 4 Reardon.g 0 0 2 20i Totals 3 11 Curlett.

MARSHALLTON J. V. OAK GROVE J. V. G.

F. P. G. F. P.

TwiUey.f 0 Lattomus.f 0 0 Sheldon.f 0 Avalone.c 0 Pearson.g 0 Lloyd.g 0 Merg 0 Totals 0 0 O.Brown.f 0 0 Dunlap.f 0 OjBoyer.f 2 0 4 1 1 0 liOUlon.c 1 Horn.g 0i Vanaman.g 01 01 0 0 21 Totals 3 a Referee, Peoples. Concord Girls Prevail Concord girls' basketball teara defeated Bridgeville last night in me Harlan School gym, 24-19. CONCORD I BRIDGEVILLE SUBURBAN MAJOR LEAGUE Konitzer'i AtL Serv.l Spic and Span 3569 3615 IWhelan 162 168 173 Jos'ph'n 233 161 148 BelUni 170 151... Pishbck 226 184 146 Conrad 169 201 234 Gilland 185 164 126iArmstrg 119 Doelze 190 146 1 50; Clifton 180 183 160 Julie 179 177 300jUmbr'cht 164 165 Totals 1013 832 7701 B. F.

Shaw 2718 I Totals 800 867 902 Anglers 3763 Bakey 167 1 54 193iGr'nstr 212 179 236 Cramer 194 169 189 ch 168 180 208 174 184 190 Faulkner 155 199 178 204 172 207 R.H ch 164 161 170 160 174 187 B.H ch'n 183 211 158 899 853 9661 Totals 882 930 950 Cross M'tth ws Moore Totals Moore's 8635 Pirate S367 Lilley 167 159 173 174 211 Held 152 162 231iLofland 165 163 146 203 157 172(SohulU 164 215 147 152 161 159iHanby 171 197 183 182 211 218 Blind 152 157 149 856 850 9291 Totals 825 906 836 Garrett Moore Garvine Totals PoL-Amer. 267 I V. F. W. 2816 Ign't ski 186 162 177 Gaines 202 188 221 Koston 231 183 160 173 175 Marchl 157 214 197 145 193 Malln ski 172 213 ton 186 184 158 Olend'skl 181 184 210Brumbley 215 183 236 Totals 927 956 984 Totals 960 873 983 McKendricka Barbers' Cont.

Diam. Fibre 2719 I 2647 Sapp 140 194 178 P.Whifn 162 172 169 211 168 167 146 180 149 178 159 187 223 180 196 920 859 868 Drenn 148 220 182 Hogan Horney 176 189 Chandlee 184 211 188 Hopkins Stewart 214 171 Totals 862 985 872 Totals BANCROFT LEAGUE Real-Fast S563 I ITu-Fast 2714 P.M'Go'le 23 200 199 173 201 J.M Go'le 160 175 170 168 124 Cassidy 178 130 213 178 157 Catalino 160 171 156iM'Lau lin 226 182 151 Gallag'er 196 121 151iGuthrie 195 218 161 Totals 928 797 837 Totals 1003 917 794 Tub-Fast 2333 All-Fast 231 3 O'Connor 167 171 189 Callahan 206 174 201 Gibbons 142 156 111'McCann 153 156 163 Krause 166 122 150 Boeck 174 154 134 Monfery 150 158 121MLau'lin 178 158 189 Wood 167 178 158 167 148 Totals 792 785 7561 Totals 869 809 835 Very-Fast 2613 I Ever-Fast 2708 Cun'ham 183 159 178 Oram 211 223 152 Farren 130 179 178Mahoney Miller 169 198 167Handlin 150 159 166 162 142 190 173 177 179 Hampla 184 183 146iBerry-Rick 180 164 eton 187 218 2 Totala 846 883 884! Totals 883 919 906 CITY DCCK TIS LEAGUE Pap. A Jar. 2063 I Laird A Co Kurt 174 160 155lP.Bcrrv 149 133 125 124 116 138 181 116 137 115 146 141 134 153 127 Jarrell 133 158 12'iMC'ghan Chandler 115 95 128H. Berry Hare 156 147 1071 Brown Papm'n 125 120 161iOtwell Totals 703 680 6801 Totals Corp.

Tr. Co. 1S89 I B. 4 C. 703 664 668 Club 2086 Peabbles 147 100 117Bishop.

Grantl'd 119 104 llliKersev 109 112 122 138 112 129 Turner 87 109 126iGrossm'n 135 136 114 149 118 187 168 199 158 Granberg 114 122 Alex'nder 192 137 Totals 659 572 658! Totals 699 677 710 Eqnit. Tr. 1780 Wilm. 129 123 95 126 114 D'k'nson 130 129 84iKnight 120-111 lOHBradford 87 151 119Culver 561 640 5791 Totals Tr. 2108 MacLeod Burr'ghs Carney 120 83 114 150 112 148 168 181 132 129 148 169 147 181 126 uuiing Hughes Totals 714 705 689 Worth Steel 2058 I Federal Tax 2058 Newnam 116 125 ...14) n4 Vil W177 Grove 166 142 146 171 15 Colb urn Beers Bewley Miller Totals 162 127Smith 162 144 113PeiTy 153 155 136 132IRettig 706 702 650 Totals 124 128 98 151 131 112 138 142 159 167 101 140 726 673 659 P.

R. R. KEYSTONE LEAGUE Bed Arrows 2614 I Generals 2553 tTzzo 159 162 172'Hutton 143 189 179 170 145 181 131 172 172 133 154 158 222 162 184 16 16 16 Clough 168 182 160 Haines Zank'sky 160 182 158IKracyla Shook 176 191 Knisley 162 164 233 Shaffer Hdcp. 3 4 4Hdcp. Totals 828 894 892 Totals 814 838 900 Cavalier 3287 New Yorker 2387 Warner 151 153 148 Altemus 180 137 158 Wanros Mazzettl Cycyk Blind Hdcp.

Totals 165 142 134IF.U2ZO 140 200 123 Pence 145 138 159 Patchell 147 129 156 G.Smith 19 19 19 Williams IHdcp. 767 781 739 Totals 129 144 122 156 169 140 177 170 156 151 136 130 164 45 34 45 829 719 839 Juniata 2463 I American 2.VU Schwab 138 138 116 173 171 M'Allister 168 165 140Warren 169 174 161 Tweddle 183 142 197 147 ISO Dutton 158 158 201'Erdman 169 194 192 Camp 168 146 127 124 183 Hdcp. 46 46 46iHdcp. 39 39 39 Totals 861 795 807 Totals 817 851 896 Rainbow 2490 I Duqnesne 2478 Genner 159 129 172lMcElroy 140 148 Green Blind Jamison Baker Hdcp. Totals 169 124 174 Scott 132 148 128Antoni0 125 167 135Kriss 190 198 168 Stumpf 57 48 57Clark Hdcp.

833 814 844 Totals 143 150 148 132 128 161 163 177 162 177 198 169 158 51 33 41 789 839 850 Akronite 3420 Governor 2528 Doleba 170 152 143 Palcheskl 201 165 141 Flint 163 133 127 139 157 M'La'lin 178 184 140 168 mioTtaro 46 46 46 Kowalik (Hdcp. 824 822 774 Totals 141 187 145 120 145 188 125 173 145 168 142 191 50 51 51 845 886 797 McGee Russell Journey Hdcp. Totals WALNUT STREET LEAGUE Chester Eagles 32361 Social Club 3030 Walker 147 147 1531 Johnson 165 Robinson Brown Hagans Hinson Flowers Holland Totals 130 160 Gardiner 173 192 117! White 132 175 141 188! Faulkner 94 140t 757 734 745! Totals 180 127 159 143 148 90 143 108 146 104 117 105 136 169 735 63S 669 C. Y. O.

GREEN LEAGUE Thomas' 3581 St. Ann's 2496 St. Boyle 179 145 169ICzerwln 191 142 203 169 141 185 119 168' 181 129 160 166 McK'ley 179 186 190Jonea Hanlin 159 127 157jHall Jordan 199 173 ORourke 170 186 Totals 886 817 878) Totals 168 179 195 776 790 930 Sacred Heart 2736 St. Anthonv's 3716 Corrign 236 181 181Poppitti 202 205 183 Perschke Call'han Desmond 169 198 166 Penna 181 197 1935alv'tore 171 167 243'Vavala 140 153 160iViscount 897 896 9431 Totals 219 158 178 140 153 175 158 201 160 212 179 193 931 896 889 Blind Totals -won rou-on. St.

Hedwig's 3478 (Christ Onr KIr-54H Kupld 187 190 170 142 187 Sos wskl 157 139 215: Nash 153 155 135 Biind 153 137 135IDohertv 161 137 ifia F.Greene Durynskl 153 212 148 Mclvor 152 187iQulnn 126 776 830 872! Totals 183 190 211 171 168 162 Sparky Totals 838 792 864 si. reter 3444 St. Michaoi' wi Foster 163 134 192IKell'her 186 142 134 Ryan 169 168 127 152 160 137 149 187 162 174 160 185 1863tahl 157 167 149 185 125 167 Kaminski 180 203 177 814 761 869 Totals 837 826 794 Tobin Carlin Hance Totals DELAWARE POWER AND LIGHT CO. Meter 3596 I Power 3337 Boyer 145 170 203 Martin 128 148 141 129 143 153 129 177 145 179 149 94 155 185 182 Dunhaa 168 157 182 Sandow Calhoun 158 213 140: Fox Materese 141 165 168 D'gherty 164 146 171 Barrett Kinney Handicap 35 35 351 Totals 811 886 8991 Totala 720 802 715 General Aect'g 2486 Casson 177 159 177 Porter 183 158 194 Maintenance 2205 Saffield 135 131 175 Ward 136 139 158 120 145 152 135 158 146 138 157 153 9 9 9 673 739 793 Kern 180 140 136'CampbeU uawson 133 no 184 Smith Carswell 133 181 181Blind (Handicap Totals 806 808 873 Totals Mechanical 2227 i Service 3187 Renshaw 167 145 172 Blind 151 159 152 156 179 184 110 135 95 125 135 98 320 163 125 HaU 149 124 127L'renco Gebhart 114 141 1331 Ren tz King 139 141 144 Johnson Stumpf 186 140 158 Michael. Handicap 8 20- 20 Totals 763 711 753 Engineering 2570 Hart 186 140 202 McKay 187 136 172 Totals 762 771 654 Gaa Dist.

3371 Pryzwar 148 120 158 Briley 149 180 176 138 132 158 155 150 160 158 158 165 22 22 22 770 762 839 HaU 182 160 1601 Leary 148 162 180 M'thews 190 173 192 W.Lang Miller Mitchell Handicap Totals Totals 893 771 906 C. Y. O. WHITE LEAGUE Thomai 1985 Woodcreat 1950 St. 117 148 138 157 188 182 665 756 769 Mercy Taylor 178 148 196 Crawford Totals 783 820 8441 Totals St.

Anthony's 188 Mother LaPenta 179 183 180. C'danno Bove 148 16S 143! 149 144 135! 156 142 155 632 638 618! FORFEIT Bader Totals NEW CASTLE COUNTT LEAGUE Union Press 700 I Hockessin 573 Minner 203 221 164 Querey 166 132 174 R.Sayera Canter 168 184 128Jtoser 170 178 189 186 199 209 M'Vaugh 150 202 153 183 177 181Linde 141 194 171 197 189 168 Vand'grift 178 172 203 877 970 853) Totals 805 878 890 Aces 2432 i Giant Killers 2593 185 130 164 Grady 198 179 201 Win'gton E.Sayers Totals Chester Newsome Anderson 175 140 133 Chadick 153 173 176 Biddle 147 178 143 Buckley 154 154 175 Winters 164 181 168 Allston Cello 212 162 170 Monk 123 147 194 184 189 193 Totala 883 771 7781 Totals 812 842 939 Royal Shoes 2305 Wilm. General 2492 Smith 144 126 189 204 190 Sklut 133 137 162 172 145 Haws 147 180 192 Catalin 148 162 734 777 794 Totals 163 203 149 Andy Newman Winston 146 151 165 168 161 144 127 167 165 793 886 813 Totals Newport 2342 I Econ. Cleaners 2389 Bullen 165 149 182 Rudy 183 156 169 Poole 120 167 173 Beattle 150 137 124 D.George 132 188 BonsaU 137 205 166 George 704 846 792! Totals 181 157 178 138 124 134 143 161 179 159 170 157 Webb Tho'pson Cur'nder Totals 804 768 817 BANCROFT GIRLS LEAGUE Bandri 1941 I Zelan 1935 Whi'side 90 99 128 M'Go'gle 141 120 135 -'bourne H.M'G'le 129 134 144 Cassidy 113 171 143'Gaino 159 116 119 Warren 130 119 147.M'Hugh 102 110 126 106 124 123 122 132 117 172 126 lit 643 602 630 M.M'G'le Kane Totals 621 639 6811 Totals Aridex 1753 Bases 1939 Gallaway 151 95 155 Hac'dorn 172 122 127 Cullen 82 89 HO M'Go'lgle 113 91 122 Murphy 134 119 94 134 116 Re'bach 131 130 117Taylor 124 135 126 Handlin 108 134 104 M'Mahon 170 155 158 Totals 606 567 582 Totals 673 637 649 Sanforize 1873 I Rayon 1886 Handlin 130 107 175'Oram 176 194 109 Callahan 91 144 139 M'M'mls 121 80 153 Cassidy 104 86 125 GaUagher 100 107 111 Hac'bury 99 1 22 108 117 109 Winn'ton 141 112 124 165 157 Totals 565 571 737 Totals 629 618 639 PULLMAN Inspectors 1868 I LEAGUE Electric 3371 Smith 145 135 134iStev'son 123 147 161 223 153 150 167 152 163 157 179 166 180 Scully Col'wood Garrett Blind Totals Offic 92 106 148 167 117 104 126 Bullock 118 147 I Burton 520 659 689! Totals 118 132 733 849 789 -2105 i Upholstery 3083 Hill 130 148 134 Parske 152 132 121 Blind 113 123 121Manlove Gallucio 147 129 174 G.B back Durham 143 165 152iKirk Roth 160 145 123 Balback 133 148 156 157 123 123 113 129 146 160 150 142 684 699 702 Janicki 693 708 704! Totals Totals Trimmers 3543 Stores 2402 HaU 159 145 187 138 140 Wilson 170 188 159 Hill 176 173 191 161 159iVeasey 157 166 125 154 143 147 183 166 156 190 198 168 135 172 Stokes Williams Moore Totals 853 833 857! Totals 783 800 819 Cabinet 3267 Machine 3033 Vetri 127 146 124 Redden 167 145 130 Schultx Cycyk Anthony Galloway 145 140 171 176 180 Bover 132 148 153 Price 123 159 153 Blind 698 769 800! Totals 102 140 121 137 116 133 163 157 138 123 140 124 692 698 642 Totals CHURCH ATHLETIC COUNCIL, 2nd DIV. St.

Paul's 3196 Brack-Ex 2354 Robinson 156 172 139 Barnes 191 130 Crewe 171 161 151 Magaw 141 106 Logan 200 138 Blind 133 160 141J.Rowe Blind 137 117 164 158 137 137 153 191 169 184 167 Sneatb Short Totals 117 109 Totals 797 748 651 Del. Ave. Bethany Baptist 2090 Eldridge 156 132 171 Vaughn 104 108 159 McGinnls 95 Lewis 81 Smith 153 152 786 780 688 Mt. Salem 1563 Windsor 151 148 159 C.Cleaver U.EaU 183 202 179 169 300 174 Boyer 115 1151 Kisr 202 154 193 Totals 710 661 719 Totals 503 550 512 Hillcrest 3384 Adamson 152 200 183 Webb 158 153 155 Clothier 114 171 168 Baldwin 133 145 C'bourne 149 Day 160 117 IWagner 126 Totals 706 829 749 Mt. Lebanon 2433 Richardson Pk 2083 Crozier 141 147 135 Reed 164 135 141 Thomas 141 127 93 S'b'ough 143 116 M'C'ister 139 182 Frye 136 143 Totals 728 661 694 Harrison 3334 Anderson 203 143 169 Rowe 183 168 145 171 161 158 139 156 189 187 170 165 149 189 115 847 770 816 Bailey 155 151 170 178 184 Fosnocht 180 182 172! Brown 206 167 162Blawn Conner 914 821 819i Totals Orr Borer Hild Totals Hanover Reynolds Dunn Turner Phillips Blind Totals Pres.

2201 Grace Epis. 2340 124 155 182; Bedford 134 135 157 133 187 163 132 129 137 153 138 184 149 229 180 701 818 821 164 176 149 168 130 143 Sharpless 144 113 155j Smith 132 129 1371 Thornton 732 703 7661 Totala NATIONAL VULCANIZED LEAGUE Wilmington 2334 I Phenolite 2336 Ahrens 110 142iMcGinty 165 168 135 M'Ginnis 201 123 Far'uhar 161 142 141 Levan 140 209 182 120 208 112 145 131 193 124 180 124 694 896 746 Walker Pen'gton Lenhoff Totals 184 155 145 Cashell 174 188 183 Reese 138 147( 830 745 7581 Totals Torklyn 3383 I Fibre Spec. 2482 M'cAdam 157 162 132 207 131 Garrett 144 132Todd 182 190 129 Johnson Kane Dennison Kinney Davis Hdcp. Totals 169 168 147Roberts 177 155 156 164 129 180 171 166 126 137 D.Cle and 138 176 194 173 155 138 I 35 35 35 795 805 7821 Totals 809 899 776 Kartavert 2504 I Newark 3435 J.Burns 179 160 202 Eissner 199 138 167 Berry Witskl Lenk T.Burns Hdcp. Totals 144 120 148 Marrs 170 131 169Woodring 114 125 155jWallace 152 165 146 Herdman 8 8 81 767 709 828 Totals 118 161 160 138 168 173 168 16 192 173 188 116 796 851 808 DELA.

RAYON LEAGUE Mach. Shop 3393 Gravell 3513 Sweeney 135 155 116 193 157 128 141 154 179 171 144 148 123 182 163 190 69 67 69 122 Reyn'lds 164 103 1201 Bauer Shorty 142 170 192Tritelli Carlin 148 138 175Gillespie Paul 127 166 154Gravell Handicap 15 15 15Handicap INaudain Totals 731 747 8151 Total 822 807 887 Collison 2190 Office 3183 Trala 175 128 129Taylor 147 151 184 142 124 153 180 168 147 176 155 157 125 125 17 17 17 Collison Sutton Smith Foster Handicap Totals King Lloyd Blind Clymer Handicap Paul Totals 106 112Smith 126 131 117, Wiley 160 139 135 Brown 214 201 205 Blind 24 44 44Handicap 699 749742 Totals 662 740 783 3485 I Relief 2434 147 156 159 Reeder 154 163 140 133 138 lesicoroett 172 172 171King 125 IPaynter 143 172 151 179 169 1491 148 137 162 140 224 140McCalley 16 25 173 162 755 908 8221 Totals 162 159 153 31 31 31 817 831 786 ELECTRIC HOSE LEAGUE Shipping 2107 I Circular Woven-3269 Ferguson 116 141 154 154 147 Berry 181 171 160 Ruh 169 183 179 132 145 107 101 106 146 101 115 Wilk son 225 111149 33'157jCooney 190 150 144 182) 107 1 682 691 734 Totals 845 699 724 Morris Stucker McGowen Hannum Blind Totals Tube-Jack. Office No. 1 3063 Watson 170 176 US Haigh 186 130 139 Lux 140 149 135 Blind 124 138 118 124 163 122 Hahn 111 111 96 194 1 63 202iGlenn 117 194 140 143 138 148 Kearney 178 141 139 771 789 725i Totals 716 714 632 Carlen W'heater Simon Totals MiU Room 2318 I Office No. 3 2197 I Sim'ons 191 142 162Karrer 176 166 157 Saracino Ter'nova Ira'dlate Casell Totals 107 121 159 Parnell 191 148 139 112 147 148 Perry 122 141 107 156 169 214 Forrest 121 157 117 176 165 176 127 152 742 744 8331 Totals 786 739 872 Pennac Mark 22nd Straight Win Leads Onslaught on Records; Mile Run Disappoints PHILADELPHIA, Feb.

14 UP). Greg Rice did it again. Returning to the scene of his last indoor defeat in 1940, the barrel- chested former Notre Dame star now wearing the colors of the New York Athletic Club last night recorded his twenty-second straight indoor trimuph and at the same time rar the fastest two miles this city has ever seen, indoors or out. His time of 8:59.5 shattered the Penn A. C.

meet record of 9:06.3 he set last year." His world's indoor mark, made in Chicago last March, is 8:51.1. Fred Wilt of Indiana, the national collegiate champion, was second and Joe McCluskey of the New York Club, third. Two other meet records were low ered. Charles Beetham, National A. A.

U. champion at 880 yards, slashed his 1941 mark of 1:56.8 to 1:55.1. Fordham University's two-mile relay team of Andrew Lawrence, Joseph Novicki, Edward Shine, and Frank Leary came home in 7:46.3, far below Seton Hall's 1941 standard of 8:05.4. Although the time of 4:19.1 was disappointing, a true photo finish saved the feature event, the Pennac Mile, from being a complete failure. Campbell Kane of Indiana, national collegiate champion, came from be hind with a terrific sprint to edge John Borican, world's record-holder at 1,000 and 600 yards, by the small est of margins.

Norwood (Barney) Ewell of Penn State, triple IC4-A champion and national collegiate 100-yard dash titleholder, regained supremacy in the 50-yard dash. Tom East, who defeated Ewell last year, was third behind another Penn Stater, Donald Dolbin. It was the third time in four years that Ewell took the event. Fred Wolcott, the former Rice star, had no trouble in winning the 50-yard high hurdles for the second straight year. He was one-tenth of a second above his 1941 record of 6.1 seconds.

Boston Meet Tonight BOSTON. Feb. 14 (INS). The Bos ton A. A.

hopes to give New Eng land track fans a special Valentine tonight in the form of new records in the fifty-third annual games at Boston Garden. New records may be expected In the Billings two-mile rim, where Champion Greg Rice, representing the New York A. meets his newly discovered threat, Gil Dodds from Nebraska, wearing the colors of the B. A. and in the pole vault where Cornelius Warmerdam San Francisco, expects his chief opposition will be provided by Earle Meadows, Los Angeles.

The Hunter Mile, normally the feature is just another race to night. Archmere Five Easily Defeats Alumni Squad ujljAymowt, reb. 14 Archmere Academy basketball team turned back the Alumni last night, 34-23. Jim LaPenta led the varsity with five field goals and a foul for 11 points. St.

James Freshmen topped the Archies Jayvees, 12-11, and St James' Midgets thumped the Arch mere Midgets, 26-17. ALUMNI I ARCHMERE F. P. G. F.

0 61 DiSabatlno.f I 2 G. Plaherty.f Nothnagle.f Callahan.f Thomas. Nester.c N.Traceskl.g R.Traceski.g Helmig.g 1 31 LaPenta. 5 1 11 0 113 1 3Murray.f 12 4 0 OlYetter.c 2 0 4 0 2W.Doherty.g 3 0 6 0 3 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 231 Totals 14 6 34 Referee, Dillon. ST.

JAMES FROSKI ARCHMERE J. V. G. F. P.

G. F. Collins.f Stewart.f Shields.c 1 0 ,3 3 7 1 01 Murphy.g 1 OiPhillips.g 0 OlBusto.g 0 Olwavanaugb.g 0 0 Mylett.g Duffy Murphy.g Katzmire.g 0 12 Totals 4 3 11 Totals Referee, Dillon. ST. JAMES' G.

F. P. ARCHMERE MIDGETS MIDGETS 1 G. MUler.f 5Potts.f 2iJ.Burr,f 7J.Callahan,f BISchilly.o OlPhillips.g Callahan, 26! Totals Doubet.f Katzmire.o Marn.g Collins.g Getty.g Totals 12 2 Referee, Dillon. Interstate Loop to Meet Feb.

23 at Hagerstown The Interstate Baseball League will meet Monday, Feb. 23 at the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown, Md. President Arthur Ehlers will be in charge of the meeting. The league will probably adopt its schedule at this meeting if the team roster for the season can be determined. Parish League ScheduU Tomorrow at Hagley HaU: 2 p.

St. Anthony's vs. St. Elizabeth's; Referees. Dougherty and Bonner; 3 p.

St. Thomas' vs. St. Paul's; Referees, Dougherty and Bonner. Tuesday at Lore 8chool: 7:15 p.

St. Hedwig's vs. Little Flower; Referees. Lynch and Hempill; 8:15 p. St.

Anthony's vs. St. Paul's; Referees, Lynch and Hempill. At Hagley: 7:30 p. Sacred Heart vs.

St. Elizabeth's, Referee: Benton; 8:30 p. St. Thomas' vs. St.

Paul's, Referee, Benton. Wednesday at Hagley Hall: 7:30 p. Little Flower vs. St. Elizabeth's, Referees, Lynch and Bonner; 8:30 p.

St. Thomas' vs. St. Anthony's, Referees, Lynch and Bonner. Friday at St.

Joseph's Hall: 8:30 p. m.a Sacred Heart vs. St. Joseph's, Referee: Benton. Standing W.

L. 11 17 Pet. .867 Little Flower St. Paul's 13 13 .750 .667 St. Joseph's 10 St.

Hedwig's St. Thomas' 6 St, Anthony's Sacred Heart 6 St. Elizabeth's 0 .563 .463 .430 .313 .000 SMYRNA I WILLIAM PENN G. F. P.

G. F. P. Jacobs.f 1 1 10 2 1 4 0 11 Everett.c 1 0 2 Heal, 0 0 Lower.g 5 0 lOjDuncan.f 6 1 13 Wright.g 0 0 OiSparks.c 1 0 2 Francls.g 1 0 2 0 4 Stevenson, 0 0 Carrow.g 0 0 0 Scorah.g 0 0 Totals 9 5 23 Totals 10 2 22 WCtSZ-F Sports Mirror By Associated Press Today A Tear Ago Frank Leahy quit Boston College to become head football coach and director of athletics at Notre Dame, signing long-term contract. Three Teara Ago Glenn Cunningham beat Archie San Roman! in 4:16 mile at Providence for eighteenth consecutive indoor victory.

Five Teara Ago Vernon (Goofy) Gomez, Yankee pitcher, rejected $10,000 offer, a cut of 50 per cent of 1936 salary. Colonel Ruppert, jankee owner, warned holdouts they must sign or pay own expenses to and at training camp. Sho'Cagemen Beat Out Mount McNLff Leads in Victory With 14 Points Minute Rally Is Last as Halted EMMTTTSBURGH, Md (Special) Washington beat off a last-minute Feb. 14 College rally to chalk up a 37-34 victory over Mt St. Mary's in their Maryland Conference basketball game last night.

The Shore passers gained a 25-21 lead at the end of the first half, and ultimately held a 15-13 edge in field goals, but were outpointed 8-7, in free throws. McNiff led the Sho" Men with -six field goals and two fouls for 14 points. WASHINGTON I MT. ST. MART'S G.

F. P.I 3 1 G. F. P. Samele.f Yerkes.f Gibe.f Stevens.e Lents.c McNiff Benjamin, 3 2 8 0 Murphy.f 51 Fuhrman.f 2 0 2 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 13 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 14 Flood.c 9 2 2 IKompf.g 7 37 Totals 0 2 0 Totals IS 8 34 Blue Hens Face Shore Quint; Swim Meet Off NEWARK, Feb.

14 (Special). The University of Delaware basket ball team seeks its third straight victory tonight when the Hens face Washington College at Chestertown in a return meeting. Washington was defeated in the first game at Newark. The swimming meet listed for to night between Delaware and Johns Hopkins of Baltimore, has been postponed. Milf ord Cardinals Win As Paul Chadick Stars SEAFORD.

Feb. 14 (Special). The Milford Cardinals won an Eastern Shore Basketball League game over Seaford Y. M. A.

Thursday night, 47-27. Paul Chadick paced the Cardinals with eight field goals and a foul for 17 points MILFORD SEAFORD master granger, George Weiss, vice-president of the New York Yankees, but the pruning will be kept to a minimum. Last year the world champions controlled a dozen clubs and approximately 300 players in the minor leagues; this season they probably will work with 10 clubs and about 250 players. The reason, of course, is the war. Already the Yankee system has turned over 50 or 55 players to the military services, Weiss said, and some of the leagues in which it had franchises last year will not open the 1942 season.

"Right now we're in the dark and many of the leagues are just feeling their way along. Until we know which ones are going to operate and which ones aren't, we can't be very definite about our plans," he explained. We are going to try to keep as many leagues intact as possible and especially to preserve the strong ones and make them stable." This was a policy agreed upon by representatives of major league clubs with extensive farm systems at a recent meeting with William Bramham, persident of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. At that time it was decided some "dead branches' necessarily would be trimmed from the minor league tree and that the big league clubs should concentrate their support in the sturdier circuits to make cer tain they didn all collapse as so nearly happened in the last war. Up till now, Weiss said, the Yank ees have formally withdrawn from only two cities Akron, in the Class Middle Atlantic League and Norfolk, in the Class D.

West ern League, which has folded. "We would have pulled out of Akron, war or no war," he said. "We had operated the club for sev eral years and taken some heavy losses and we made up our minds last fall to end what had proved to be an unsatisfactory arrangement." Weiss said he believed the St. Louis Cardinals, who operate more than a score of minor league clubs, also would have to curtail their minor league affiliations, although other big league clubs which have not built Up such large organizations have announced they would be affected only slightly. Lewes Defeats Laurel In Scoring Marathon LEWES, Feb.

14 (Special). Lewes A. A. basketball team hung up an 87-85 victory over Laurel here Thursday night in an extra-period scoring marathon. Laurel led 25-11 at the end of the first quarter but Lewes was in front, 38-36, at half time.

The end of the third quarter the score was tied, 59-59, and at the end of the regulation time figures were 75-75. Lewes won by outpointing the visitors, 12-10, in the five extra minutes LAUREL I LEWES F.pJ F. P. 1 19 a 4 0 3 1 17 3 34 7 21 Calloway.f Rlder.e Williams. Hsstings.g IS 3 32 0 18 Shipley.

3 15 Dohring.f 3 3 Cloutier.g ToUll 37 11 15 Totals 38 11 87 Referee -Kepner. Early Lead Nets Laurel Cage Win Over Seaford SEAFORD, Feb. 14 (Special). A 12-point lead in the first quarter enabled Laurel High School to turn in a 45-32 victory over its Seaford High rivals last night. Paced by Brittingham and Allen who tallied 19 and 10 points, Laurel led 25-13 at the half.

LAUREL I SEAFORD G. F. P.I LMitrhell.r 3 2 8 Burtell.f 10 Higgins.f 19Woois.c 6 Collins. (f 2 E.Mitchell. 0 Legates.

0 Morgan. Dvkes.g Lowe, rills. niioit Betts.g 20 5 45, Totals Totals Referee: 13 32 Dver. Seaford's Jayvees won over Laurel Jayvees, 33-15. The Sporting Thing "Steady, Butch, steady! Harrison's 67 Paces Tourney Arkansas Pro, Holder Of Texas Open Record 271, Starts New Mark Bid SAN ANTONIO, Feb.

14 (JP). Dutch Harrison must think he owns Brackenridge golf course and the slim guy from Arkansas does have something of a lien on it. He holds the Texas Open record over this picturesque route a blazing 271 and now he's making a super effort to trim that down. The Arkansas traveler, who moved to Chicago but retained his Ozark drawl, was out In front with a I sizzling four-under par today as golfdom's nomads set out over the second 18 holes in the battle for $5,000 in cash awards. Harrison's 67 was a stroke under Chick Harbert of Battle Creek, Mich.

Errie Ball, the Charlottesville. unknown, and Jack Grout, West Pittston, veteran. Deadlocked at 69 were baldish Harry Cooper of Minneapolis and Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago. Still in easy striking distance as always for the mighty mite of the links was Ben Hogan, who shot a 70. Grouped with him were Tod Menefee of San Antonio, Joe Brown or Des Moines and Leland Gibson of Kansas City.

Some 8,000 persons followed Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in their final Texas engagement forbenefit of the War Relief Fund. The screen stars played with Byron Nelson and Jim my Demaret of the professional ranks. Jimmy and Byron each card ed 74, Bing had a 77 and Hope shot an 81. Indianapolis Six Bids For Rink League Lead By Associated Press Undefeated in their past seven games and boasting added strength in tne return or a pair of sharpshooters from the Detroit Red wings, tne indianapous Capitals make their bid for top honors in the American Hockey League's Western Division this week-end. The third place Capitals get back into action tonight after a week's layoff, with the last place Pittsburgh Hornets furnishing the opposition, and take on the pace-setting Her-shey Bears tomorrow.

In the Eastern Division the New Haven Eagles, trying to make trouble for the first place Springfield Indians, will be idle tonight, while the Indians are at home to the Washington Lions. Philadelphia, which hasn't won a game in 17 outings, meets the Buffalo Bisons on home ice tonight. By LANG ARMSTRONG That's your own foot!" Referee: Cullinane. William Penn Jayvees defeated Smyrna Jayvees, 18-17, in the preliminary. Wilmington Boys' Club Tabs Sixth League Win Defeating the Kinsey Street Branch of the Northeast Boys Club, 28-8, the Wilmington Boys' Club registered its sixth straight victory in the Philadelphia Area Boys' Club League last night.

The game was played on the Wilmington court. The victory enabled Wilmington to remain in a tie with the Bethlehem Boys' Club for first place. WILMINGTON I KINSEY STREET G. F. P.

G. F. P. Nero.f Skibicki.f Dobrzynski.f 1 0 2 Dorety.f 2J.Murrin.f 4 McFadden.f IC.Murrin.g Zaleski.g Totals Krupa.c Wasik.g Lemon, Przybylek.g Totals Referee: 13 Wild. Dover High Trounced By Cambridge Cagers DOVER, Feb.

14 (Special) Dover High School absorbed a 43-28 drubbing from Cambridge High's basketball team last night. Cambridge gained a 20-15 advantage in the first half and improved upon it. Davis led Cambridge with 16 points. Bullock was high for Dover with 13. O.

F. P.I G. F. P. Griff ith.f 3 0 0 2 2 Wilkins.f 0 0 0' Filer, 10 2 Hudson.

3 4 10 Naylor.O i 4 19 Gunning, 0 1 II Rich -Oil Williams.g 2 1 5lCampben.g 3 17 Chadick. 1 2 2 6 Palmer.g 1 0 21 3 0 Totals 20 7 47 Totals 10 1 37 CAMBRIDGE I DOVER G. F. P. G.

T. P. Elnstein.f 2 1 5Hill.f 3 0 6 5 2 10 2 Manbrey.f 0 0 01Brown.f .10 2 Newcomb.c 4 0 8 Dameron.e 113 Jones.g 1 0 10 2 Davis.g 8 0 0 0 0 Bullock, 6 1 13 Totals 20 3 43 Totals 13 2 28 Referee: McCall. G. F.

P.I G. F. P. Russell, 1 0 2 Collins. 8 0 16 0 0 ORoller.f 0 0 0 Smith.f 0 3 3 Bonner.

113 Polish, 10 0 20 Purserson.g 0 0 0 Lane.g 0 0 OlMorrow.g 0 0 0 Smant.g 0 0 0, Slack, 0 0 8 Rind.g 0 0 0 Shea.g 0 0 Ol Totals 11 3 34 Totals 1 1 Referee, KaufTman. College Basketball By Associated Press I Last NigBt'a Scores Niagara. 51; Albany Teachers, 35. Maine, 44; Colby, 42 (overtime). Tufts, 31; Bates.

27. Trinity, 48; Haverford. 42. Seton Hail, 52Scranton. 42.

Glenville, 58; Morris Harvey, 40. Penn State. 37: Syracuse, 36 (overtime) Washington College. 37; St. Mary's, 34.

Marshall, 83; Davis-Elklns, 37. Alabama, 37; Mississippi State, 27. Auburn, 53: Georgia, 41. Louisiana State. 50; Tulane, 49.

North Carolina. 62: Washington and Lee. 26. Wake Forest, 60; The Citadel. 51.

V. M. 43; Virgin. Tech. 42.

Furman, 54; Richmond, 46. Bradley, 59; Augustan. 29. South Dakota. 29; South Dakot State, 26 Monmouth, 34; Coe, 32.

Oregon State, 27; Oregon, 26. Colorado, 49; Utah, 48. Wyoming, 57; Denver, 41. Arkansas, 47; Texas Aggies, 41. Southern California, 42; O.

C. L. JO St. Mary's. 43: California Aggies.

32. Texas Tech, 49; Hardin-Slmmons, 35. Santa Clara. 34; College of Pacific 33. Stanford, 38: California.

36. Montana, 56; Gonzaga, 51. 4 More Bowlers Earn News-Journal Awards News-Journal bowling awards have been made to four more bowlers, three of them women. They are Genevieve Cam with games of 151, 162, 156, for Delaware Trust of the Girls' Banker League; Miss "Billy1 Cullinane with 160, 156, 156, for the Falcons of the Classic League; Mrs. R.

R. Johnson with 151, 159, 171, for the Kaydets of the Pro-Amateur League, and Donald R. Hanby with 220, 205, and 202 for McCabe of the Church League. Pin League Schedule The schedule in the Delaware Proprietors Bowling League at o'clock tomorrow follows: National Division Brandywine at Grady's. First State at Parkway.

City at Twentieth Century. American Division Grady's at Brandywine. Parkway at First State. Twentieth Century at City. Referee Betty Bowlus.

Pro Netters in Semis WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 14 VP) Dick Skeen of Los Angeles faced Bob Harmon of Oakland. in the singles semi-finals of the $1,200 Gulf Stream professional tennis tournament today. Wayne Sabin of Reno, Nev plays Bruce Barnes of Houston, in the other semi.

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