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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1937. Feller, Loser in First Start, Forced Out By 'Pulled Muscle' BOB PROVES WILD IN OPENING VERSE Walks Help Browns to Four Runs; Feller Fans 11 in Half- Innings Cleveland, April Feller lost his first official start of the season to the St. Louis Browns, 4-3, today but maintained his record strikeout pace by fanning 11 men in the six innings he pitched before a pulled muscle in his "million dollar" arm forced him from the game. A inning streak of wildness -during which the Browns got all their runs and two of the they bagged off Feller -heralded the downfall of the major league strikeout king.

Serious. Dr. Edward B. Castle, club physician, said the Injury, to Feller's arm, which many baseball observers describe as the fastest since Walter Johnson, was not serious. Iowa Bob himself said he would be ready for action in a couple of days.

The 18-year-old schoolboy, although losing his 1937 American League opener after weathering a second-inning storm potentially as serious as the first, had the scrapping Hornsbymen churning the atmosphere at a rate virtually equalling that with which he hung up the strikeout mark of: 17 last season. Whiff, Whiff, Whiff. Feller started by walking Knickerbocker. After Allen flied to Campbell, Vosmik singled. Bell and Manager Rogers Hornsby walked, foreing Knickerbocker.

Clift struck out, but the schoolboy walked Davis, forcing in Vosmik. Then Hemsley rapped a single over second, bringing in Hornsby and Clift. Pitcher Jim Walkup, in trouble much of the game but equal to it except in the second, struck out to end the inning. Feller added a strikeout of Hornsby in the second; whiffed Davis, the third; the Hemsley, and Walkup in order, in fourth; Bell in the Knickerbocker, fifth, and wound up his abbreviated chore by whiffing Knickerbocker Allen in the sixth. andhe Indians pushed over their three runs on a sharp outburst 1 in the Although threatening all afternoon -they totaled, eight hits Brown's six-failed to produce timely hits and several toe times needed a traffic light system to keep runners from being picked off the bases.

Hale doubled to right, Campbell walked, Pytlak tripled to left to bring in two runs. Feller surprised everyone by a neat single to right, scoring Pytlak. The inning and the Tribe's scoring abruptly ended when Hughes forced Lary, who had walked, and Averill hit into a double play. From there on it was a pitcher's battle and Walkup held up against the Iowa rookie, who got better and better as the game progressed, and his successor Ivy Paul Andrews, a former Brownie. St.

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E. Kncikerbocker, 3 3 E. Allen, cf 5 0 Vosmik, 11 Bell, rf Hornsby, 2b Clift, 3b Davis. 1b Hemsley, Walkup, Totals 32 27 16 Cleveland Ab. R.

H. 0. A. E. Lary, SS 3 Hughes, 3b 3 Averill, cf Trosky, 1b Solters, 11 Hale, 2b Campbell, Pytlak, 2 12 Feller, 0 Andrews, zHeath 0 Totals 30 3 8 27 I zBatted for Andrews in 9th.

Score by innings: R. St. Louis .400 000 000- Cleveland .030 000 000-3 Runs batted in-Hemsley 2, Hornsby, Davis, Pytlak 2, Feller. Two base hits-Hale, Campbell. Three base hits-PytJak.

Stolen bases Pytlak. SacrificesVosmik. Double plays--Hornsby, Knickerbocker to Davis; Knickerbocker, Hornsby to Davis; Bell to Davis; Hughes, Trosky to Lary. Left on bases 8, Cleveland 6. Bases on balls--Feller 6, Walkup 6.

StrikeoutsFeller Walkup 3. Hits- off Feller 4 in 6 innings; off Andrews 2 in 3. Losing pitcher- Feller. UmpiresGeisel, Summers. BULLS' HOME OPENER CARDED FOR TUESDAY The home opening game for Durham's Bulls of the Piedmont scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.

Paul Florence, prexy of the Bulls, announces 3 o'clock as the starting time. Richmond's Colts will oppose the Bulls in the first Piedmont series of the year at Durham. A number of improvements, including installation of a publicaddress system, have been completed at the Durham park, now known as "Durham Athletic Park" but best known to Raleigh baseball fans as "El Toro Park." ELLINGTON WHIFFS 17 AS MIDDLEBURG WINS Middleburg, April Highs ran their baseball victory streak to eight games by defeating Epsom, 20-3. Ellington held the losers to five hits and struck out 17. The victors collected 13 hits off the hurling of Renn.

Jackson, with two homers and two singles for six tries, led the batting for Coach Yates' Middleburg club. Lane caught for Middleburg; Roberts, for Epsom. Norlina will play here Tuesday. ZEB VANCE HIGHS WIN. CLAYTON STRIKES OUT 15 Kittrell, April Vance High baseball team defeated Townsville Highs, 6-4, at Townsville.

Clayton, hurling for Coach W. F. Burton's Zeb Vance team, struck out 15. Breedlove, Brown and Perkenson, each with a pair of hits, led the attack. Stainback made two hits to lead Townsville.

Brown caught for Zeb Vance; Kimball and Wilson formed the losers' battery, Heap Big Chief JACK SCOTT Warrenton, April baseball time in the big leagues but for Jack Scott, pitching hero of the 1923 World Series when he twirled for the New York Giants, it's time for law and order. Scott this week became chief of police of this town of 1,100 population. The big fellow was chosen from a list of nine applicants. LAZZERI. SELKIRK LEAD IN YANK WIN Tony Homers in George's Triple in 10th Beats Red Hose, 6 to 05 Boston, April New York Yankee siege guns finally warmed up today, but it took ten innings before Tony Lazzeri and George Selkirk bombarded the Red Sox into a 6-5 defeat.

Scoring the first victory in two starts, the Yanks made only nine hits off Lefty Grove and two other Boston hurlers, compared to the 11 the Sox gathered from Monte Pearson and Johnny Murphy, One of the New York hits was the first homer for Murderers' Row this season--a round-trip clout by Tony Lazzeri in the eighth--and another was a game-winning two-run triple by Twinkletoes George Selkirk in the The Sox came back strong in their half of the extra frame. However, with the bases loaded only one out after Pinky Higgins' double and a pair of walks, the best they could do was to bring one run across. Fritz Ostermueller, third of the Sox pitchers, was charged with the defeat. Murphy, relieving Pearson in the eighth, was credited with the win. A crowd of 25,000 turned out to open Fenway Park for the season.

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E. Rolfe, Powell, Gehrig, Crosetti, GREAT 3 The Dickey, 00 Lazzeri, 2b Selkirk, ri Hoag, cf 5 Pearson, Murphy, Totals 35 1. 9 50 15 Boston Ab. H. A.

E. Doerr, 6 1 Cramer, ct Gafke, If R. Ferrell, Mills, rf Grove, Cronin, 35 Almada, 1b Higgins, 3b zzzDaughters zDollassandro 0000000000000. Wilson, zzMarcum Ostermueller, 000. zzzzMcNair Totals 38 5 11 30 17 7 zBatted for Grove in 6th.

zzBatted for Wilson in 8th. zzzRan for R. Ferrell in 10th. zzzzBatted for Ostermueller in 10th. Score by innings: R.

New York 000 021 010 2-6 Boston 000 003 010 1-5 Runs batted in: Powell, Gehrig, Hoag, Lazzeri, Selkirk 2, Cramer, Cronin 2, Mills, McNair. Two-base hits: Lazzeri, Doerr, Almada, Cronin Mills, Higgins. Three-base hit: Selkirk. Home run: Lazzert. Sacrifices: Person, Selkirk, Dickey, Gaffke.

Double play: Doerr, Cronin and Almada. Left on base: New York 8, Boston 11. Bases on balls: Pearson 3, Murphy 4, Grove 4, Ostermueller 2. Strikeouts: Pearson 3, Murphy 1, Grove 5, Wilson 1, Ostermueller 2. Hits: Off Pearson 9 in 7 2-3 innings, Murphy 2 in 2 1-3, Grove 7 in 6, Wilson 1 in 2, Ostermueller 1 in 2.

Wild pitch: Pearson. pitcher: Murphy. Losing pitcher: Ostermueller. Umpires: Moriarty, McGowan and Quinn. Time: 2:45.

TEACHERS PLAY P. J. C. TO 6-INNING DEADLOCK Maxton, April teams of Presbyterian Junior College and East Carolina Teachers College played to a 2-all deadlock here this afternoon in game called at the end of the sixth inning because of rain. F.

Hinton poled out two home runs for the Teachers' runs. McSwain, with three hits in five turns paced Presbyterians' batters. Costales had a home run. The Teachwhile Presbyterian had had, five hits to their credit, Batteries: E. C.

T. Tharrington and Ayers; P. J. -Brafford and Albisu. ROYAL MILLS WINS.

Wake Forest, April Cotton Mills baseball team defeated Falls of Neuse here today, 9-0, behind pitching by Wharton. Royals reached J. Little four for six safeties. Tillery caught the Royals; T. Smith for Falls of Neuse, Coastal Plain League Schedule for 1937 Thursday, May 6 Tarboro at Williamston New Bern at Kinston Greenville at Ayden Snow Hill at Goldsboro Friday, May 7 Goldsboro at Snow Kill Ayden at Greenville Kinston at New Bern Williamston at Tarboro Saturday, May 8 Snow Hill at Williamston Greenville at Kinston New Bern at Ayden Tarboro at Goldsboro Sunday, May 9 Williamston at Snow Hill Ayden at New Bern Kinston at Greenville Goldsboro at Tarboro.

Tuesday, May 11 Williamson at Greenville Ayden at Tarboro Snow Hill at Kinston New Bern at Goldsboro Wednesday, May 12 Kinston at Snow Hill Goldsboro at New Bern Greenville at Williamston Tarboro at Ayden Thursday, May 13. Snow Hill at Greenville New Bern at Tarboro Williamston at Kinston Ayden at Goldsboro Friday, May 14 Greenville at Snow Hill Tarboro at New Bern Kinston at Williamston Goldsboro at Ayden Saturday, May 15 New Bern at Greenville Ayden at Kinston Snow Hill at Tarboro Williamson at Goldsboro Sunday, May 16 Tarboro at Snow New Hill Bern Greenville at Goldsboro at Williamston Kinston at Ayden Tuesday, May 18 Williamston at New Bern Kinston at Tarboro Snow Hill at Ayden Greenville at Goldsboro Wednesday, May 19 Ayden at Snow Hill Goldsboro at Greenville New Bern at Williamson Tarboro at Kinston Thursday, May 20 Snow Hill at New Bern Greenville at Tarboro Williamston at Ayden Kinston at Goldsboro Friday, May 21 New Bern at Snow Hill Tarboro at Greenville Ayden at Williamston Goldsboro at Kinston Saturday, May 22 Snow Hill at New Bern Greenville at Tarboro Williamston at Ayden Kinston at Goldsboro Sunday, May 23 Snow Hill at New Bern Greenville at Tarboro Williamston at Ayden Kinston at Goldsboro Sunday, May 23 New Bern at Snow Hill Tarboro at Greenville Ayden at Williamston Goldsboro at Kinston Tuesday, May 25 Ayden at Snow Hill I Goldsboro at Greenville Williamston at New Bern Kinston at Tarboro Wednesday, May 26. New Bern at Williamston Tarboro at Kinston Hill at Ayden Greenville at Goldsboro Thursday, May 27 Williamston at Snow Hill Kinston at Greenville Ayden at New Bern Goldsboro at Tarboro Friday, May 28 Snow Hill at Williamston Greenville at Kinston New Bern at Ayden Tarboro at Goldsboro Saturday May 29. Kinston at Snow Hill. Williamston at Greenville.

Goldsboro at New Bern, Ayden at Tarboro. Sunday May 30. Greenville at Williamston. Snow Hill at Kinston. Tarboro at Goldsboro.

New Bern at Goldsboro. Tuesday June 1st. Greenville at Snow Hill. Tarboro at New Bern. Kinston at Williamston Goldsboro at Ayden.

Wednesday June 2nd. Snow Hill at Greenville. New Bern at Tarboro. Williamston at Kinston. Ayden at Goldsboro.

Thursday June 3rd. Tarboro at Snow Hill. Greenville at New Bern. Goldsboro at Williamston. Kinston at Ayden.

Saturday June 5th, Goldsboro at Snow Hill. Kinston at New Bern. Tarboro at Williamston. Greenville at Ayden. Sunday June 6th.

Ayden at Greenville. Williamston at Tarboro. New Bern at Kinston. Snow Hill at Goldsboro. Wednesda June 9th.

Williamston at Snow Kill. Kinston at Greenville. Ayden at New Bern. Goldsboro at Tarboro. Thursday June 10th Tarboro at Williamston.

Snow Hill at Kinston. Greenville at Ayden. New Bern at Goldsboro, Friday June 11th. Kinston at Snow Hill. Ayden at Greenville.

Goldsboro at New Bern. Williamston at Tarboro. Saturday June 12th. New Bern at Williamston. Tarboro at Kinston.

Snow Hill at Ayden. Greenville at Goldsboro, Sunday June 13th. Ayden at Snow Hill. Goldsboro at Greenville. Williamston at New Bern.

Kinston at Tarboro. Tuesday June 15th. Tarboro at Snow Hill. Greenville at New Bern. Goldsboro at Williamston.

Hernia Kinston at Ayden. eliminated Wednesday June 16th. New Bern at Greenville. Snow Hill at Tarboro. Ayden at Kinston.

Williamston at Goldsboro. Thursday June 17. Goldsboro at Snow Hill. Kinston at New Bern. Greenville at Williamson.

Tarboro at Ayden. Friday June 18th. Williamston at Greenville. Ayden at Tarboro. New Bern at Kinston.

Snow Hill at Goldsboro. Saturday June 19th. Greenville at Snow Hill. Tarboro at New Bern. Kinston at Williamston.

Goldsboro at Ayden. Sunday June 20th. Snow Hill at Greenville. New Bern at Tarboro. All Williamston at Kinston.

Ayden at Goldsboro. Tuesday, June 22. New Bern at Snow Hill Tarboro at Greenville Ayden at Williamston Goldsboro at Kinston Wednesday, June 23 Snow Hill at New Bern Greenville at Tarboro Williamston at Ayden Kinston at Goldsboro Thursday, June 24 Ayden at Snow Hill Goldsboro at Greenville New Bern at Williamston Tarboro at Kinston Friday, June 25 Williamston at New Bern Kinston at Tarboro Snow Hill at Ayden Greenville at Goldsboro New Bern Saturday, at June Snow 26 Hill Flush Tarboro at Greenville Ayden at Williamston Goldsboro at Kinston Sunday, June 27 Snow Hill at New Bern Greenville at Tarboro Williamston at Ayden Kinston at Goldsboro Tuesday, June 29 Williamston at Snow Hill Kinston at Greenville Ayden at New Bern Goldsboro at Tarboro Wednesday, June 30 Snow Hill at Williamston Greenville at Kinston New Bern at Ayden Tarboro at Goldsboro Thursday, July 1 Kinston Snow Hill Williamston at Greenville Goldsboro at New Bern Ayden at Tarboro Friday, July 2. Greenville at Williamson Hill at Kinston Tarboro at Ayden New Bern at Goldsboro Saturday, July 3. Goldsboro at Snow Hill Ayden at Greenville Kinston at New Bern Williamston at Tarboro Sunday, July 4.

Tarboro at Williamston New Bern at Kinston Greenville at Ayden Snow Hill at Goldsboro Monday, July 5-Morning Tarboro at Williamston New Bern at Kinston Greenville at Ayden Snow Hill at Goldsboro Monday, July 5-Afternoon Williamston at Tarboro Kinston at New Bern Ayden at Greenville Goldsboro at Snow Hill Tuesday, July 6. Snow Hill at Greenville New Bern at Tarboro Williamston at Kinston Ayden at Goldsboro Wednesday, July Greenville at Snow Hill Tarboro at New Kinston Williamston Goldsboro at Ayden Thursday, July 8. New i Bern at Greenville Snow Hill at Tarboro Ayden at Kinston Williamston at Goldsboro Friday, July 9. Tarboro at Snow Hill Greenville at New Goldsboro at Williamston Kinston at Ayden Saturday, July 10. Snow Hill at Greenville New Bern at Tarboro Williamson at Kinston Ayden at Goldsboro Sunday, July 11.

Greenville at Snow Tarboro at New Kinston at Williamston Goldsboro at Ayden Tuesday, July 13. Greenville at New Bern Snow Hill at Tarboro Kinston at Ayden Williamston at Goldsboro Wednesday, July 14. Tarboro at Snow Hill New Bern at Greenville Goldsboro at Williamston Ayden at Kinston Thursday, July 15. Williamston at New Bern Kinston at Tarboro Snow Hill at Ayden Greenville at Goldsboro Friday, July 16. Ayden at Snow Hill Goldsboro at Greenville New Bern at Williamston Tarboro at Kinston Saturday, July 17.

Snow Hill at New Bern Greenville at Tarboro Williamston at Ayden Kinston at Goldsboro Sunday, July 18. New Bern at Snow Hill Tarboro at Greenville Goldsboro at Kinston Ayden at Williamston Tuesday, July 20. Snow Hill at Williamson Greenville at Kinston New Bern at Ayden Tarboro at Goldsboro Wednesday, July 21. Williamston at Snow Hill Kinston at Greenville Ayden at New Bern Goldsboro at Tarboro Thursday, July 22. Greenville at Williamston New Bern at Kinston Tarboro at Ayden Snow Hill at Goldsboro Friday, July 23.

Goldsboro at Snow Hill Williamston at Greenville Kinston at New Bern Ayden at Tarboro Saturday, July 24. Tarboro at Williamson Snow Hill at Kinston Greenville at Ayden New Bern at Goldsboro Sunday, July 25. Kinston at Snow Hill Ayden at Greenville Goldsboro at New Bern Williamston at Tarboro Tuesday, July 27. Greenville at Snow Hill Tarboro at New Bern Kinston Williamston Goldsboro at Ayden Wednesday, July 28. Snow Hill at Greenville New Bern at Tarboro Williamston at Kinston Ayden at Goldsboro Thursday, July 29.

Tarboro at Snow Hill Greenville at New Bern Goldsboro at Williamston Kinston at Ayden Friday, July 30. New Bern at Greenville Snow Hill at Tarboro Ayden at Kinston Williamston at Goldsboro Saturday, July 31. Kinston at Snow Hill Goldsboro at New Bern Greenville at Williamston Tarboro at Ayden Sunday, Aug. 1. Williamson at Greenville Ayden at Tarboro Snow Hill at Kinston New Bern at Goldsboro Tuesday, Aug.

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