Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1948 — Page 8

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Jackets Play Portland Here Friday Night BULLETIN Yellow Jacket* coach Bob Worthman diacloted thle afternoon that Wilmer Grote, guard, will be out of the lineup due to a knee injury which was aggravated in the Concordia game. In addition Kenny Grant and Sam Bogner, first ctring backfieldere. are doubtful startera because of injuries. Worthman said. The Decatur Yellow Jacket*, holding a three-gam« winnine streak wi I plav their recon* 1 home tame of the season Friday nigh', battling the Portland Pan thers at Worthman fled at 7.3 c o tn The Jackets, eager to break sh« winning string the Panther have piled up over them, have had little* opportunity to prepare for the Portland clash, coming on the heels of the Con ordla victory Tuesday night The Yellow Jackets, tremend ously outweighed by the Cadets, took a bad battering In iheir third win Tutsday. ami will not he in top condition for the Panther* Backs and inemen alike shared in bump* an 1 bruises. Portland, last defatted by the Ye low Jacket* in ’f43, has I os' onlv one game this season, dr >c ping a deci ion to the »n«eh Co’d wa’er. <>. squaii last Friday. The Panthers' a* back. Neil Medler. was out of the Coldwater tilt because of injuries but may be in the lineup tomorrow night Freshman-Sophomore Game Here Tonight The Yellow Jackets freshman sophomore football team will plav the Fort Wayne Concordia yearlinns at Worthman field at 7 o'clock this evening No admls tion wl ) be charged and the publl- is invited to aitend

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0 Today's Sport Parade By Oscar Fraley (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) 0 New York. Hept. W—(UP) Juggling football and baseball stl tlatica Fraley's Follies, or pickini the football winners for the week end while considering the serie situation., National Purdue over Northwestern- t lot of people figure Northwestern which roughed up f. C. L. A.. wil catch Purdue 'down" aftei that heart breaking loan to Notn Dame But a team which foughl the Irish to a finish should havt what it takes to bounce right back Ohio State over V 8. C. Some lay the Pacific coast is going to win one from the big nine, but thio State, which upset strong Mis lour! last week (picked by old .'earless* seems to have enough to •arry on the precedent. The Midwest Notre Dame over Pitt Now take he world series Minnesota over Nebraska It's a 'it tonal league year ndiana over lowa They've al e'nated since HHO. Michigan over Oregon Hut It ooks black for the Braves Also; Illinois over Wisconsin. Michigan State over Hawaii. Kanns over Colorado, lowa State over Xansaa State. Missouri over St lamia. Cincinnati over Xavier, and Toledo over John Carroll. The East Army over Lafayette—Take the >etting. Coiumbia over Harvard -Cleveand is a 9 to 5 favorite. Navy over Cornell The lied Sox could be 7 to 5 Penn over Dartmouth And the Yanks only even money i Also: Villanova over Duquesne i'ale over Connecticut. Princeton >ver Brown. Penn State over Buck tell. Ho'y Cross over Syracuse, toston College over Georgetown 'ordham over Kings Point. Hutgers iter Colgate. B V over Scranton nd West Virginia over Temple. The West California over St Mary's In nan to man betting. Washington over Oregon State—t’s two to one l'CL\ ever Idaho Meaning you iet lio on the Hed Sox Stanford over Washington State -To win |5. Also: Nevada over San Francis- ; o. I'tah over Arizona and ('tab Hate over Colorado A A M. The Southwest TCP over Arkan«as—lt's a tough vay to make a buck. SMC over Texas Tech--'Cause hose Brave:* will be rugged Rice over LSI' And they'll take * lot of beating Also: Oklahoma Aggies ovet •enver. Oklahoma over Texas Ag -les and Tex-*s over New Mexico The South North Carolina over Georgia — The American league has the edge Vanderbilt over Alabama — lr (itching Tennessee over Duke —in hitting Georgia Tech and Tulane—Ant 1 lefensively. Also Mississippi over Kentucky Misnlaalppi State over Baylor. •Torida over Tulsa. Maryland ovet Delaware, Auburn over la* Tech t. C. over Furman. Clemson ove' Washington and Virginia over V i. South Os Saskatoon Co-Lin over Scooba- Hut upset io happen. Cullowhee over Tusculum — Re member the Cardinal* of 1946. Gogebic over Rrainerd The Red Sox do. and it could happen here’ UN DEBATE IS rCofif Ppn-*) .and, D.. Mis*., that the Unite.' tatea ■ hou d threaten to use the t orn bomb on a major Russian •Ity if the Soviets refused to lif the Berlin blockade. High Amer lean officials were among thosd who deplored such a statement in the midst of delicate negotiaiona. -•» 'n • Goog '-wt, — Decatur

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I —- Indians Near To Clinching American Flag New York. Sept. 30 — (CP) Two games ahead with but three o go. the Cleveland Indians sat smugly by today and watched the Red Sox and the Yankees try to squirm out of the noose. The Indians were idle while the Sox faced Washington in Boston and the Yanks met the Athletics in Philadelphia A defeat for either lontender meant the end of the trail. Even a victory would smack more of a reprieve than a pardon. | The executioner was that hot on their trail. Both the sox and the Yanka enjoyed a few moments of provocaive elation yesterday when the tribe fell behind the White Sox. 3-0. In the second inning and stayed there until the fifth. But Cleveland won. 5 to 2. while New York >eat the A'a. 5-1. and Boston heat he Sensors. 4-2. to prolong the igony at least another day. The lead the White Sox assum'd looked dangerously good until, 'he Cleveland sluggers snapped 'oose. That was In the sixth. After '.ou Boud:eau walked, that old pro. toe Gordon, stepped up 'o the pl’.te ind sailed his 32nd homer of the ->»ason Into the left field stands. That made the score 2-2. Ken Keltner was up next. He too hoisted the ball into the left field seats, and "leveland surged ahead. 3-2. The ndians added two more in the teventh and that was the ball •ame. giving Bobby Feller his 19th win of the season, his seventh in i row. The Yankees, like the Indians, tad to overcome a 2-0 deficit before winning yesterday. Philadelphia ook that lead in the fourth on Einar Vaio's single. Sam Chapman's louble and Buddy Rosar's single. But in the sixth Hank Bauer hit he first homer of his major league ireer with two aboard, ami in the >p of the ninth the Yanks added ‘teir founh run The Atheltics gave the Yanks a nighty scare In the bottom of the ilnth Joe l»imaggio dropped pinchI iltting Carl Schelb's fly. and then, with one out. Barney McCosky loutiled 'o put men on second and hird. Ferris Fain walked, loading he bases Hank Majeski was next. He hit a bounder to frankie Cros■ttl. who lashed the hall to Phil , tisswto. forcing Fain. Rixxuto spun iround and threw to Tommy Henrich at first, getting Majeski for he double play which ended the rame. Bob Porterfield was the winning -richer, although he was relieved by loe Page in that harrowing ninth. , Mlle Reynolds, in turn, replaced Page. Dick Fowler went the route 'or the losing A's. Bos'on led Washington all the way. taking a 1-4 lead in the first and adding three in the third and one in the seventh. The lone Washington run came in the third. Ellis Kinder wss hit freely, at least once every inning, in fact, bet hie slow curves and change oi pace pulled him out of the bole, and he got 12-hlt support from hi, slugging mates. Hal Newhouser won his 20th ol the year for Detroit ever 8L Louis J 4 to •. in the only other Americas ". league game yesterday, while Ir 1 the national Cincinnati heat Chi

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ago. 5 to 3. the Braves l*at Brooklyn. 4-3 (but lost outfielder Jeff Heath for the series when he suffered a broken anklet, and Pittsburgh beat the Cardinals. 2 to 1 n a night game. A Pirate-card day .ame was rained out. Yesterday's star — Joe Gordon, whose homer with one on tied the -.core just when ( leveland moved Into the shadow of death. “MAJOR - I AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. G.B. Cleveland 95 56 .629 . New York 93 59 .616 2 - Boston 93 58 .616 2 Philadelphia 84 67 .556 11 Detroit "5 75 .500 19% St. Ixruis 58 91 .389 36 Washington 54 95 .360 4<'% I Chicago 49 100 329 45 | NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Boston 88 61 .591 Brooklyn 83 68 .550 6 Pittsburgh 82 6k .547 6% St. Louis... 81 68 .544 7 New York 77 74 .510 12 Philadelphia 65 87 .428 24% 'Cincinnati 63 87 .420 25% Chicago 62 88 .413 26% YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League New York 4. Philadelphia 2 Boston 5. Washington 1. Detroit 4. St. 1-ouis 0. Cleveland 5. Chicago 2. National League Boston 4. Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 5. Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 2. St. luruis 1. Only games scheduled. — 1 WOMEN'S LEAGUE Standing 1 W ,L • , Gass 8 1 1 Hill-Smith .... .... 8 1 ' Mies 7 2 ' Cen ral Soya7 2 1 Decatur Ind. 6 3 McMillen 6 3 1 Bag Service .... S 4 8 Hoagland 5 4 ' Mutt's.. ■••• . .. S 4 • Mirror Inn 4 5 f Duo Therm — 4 5 1 Dunbar .... 3 6 f BPW Club .. 2 6 • South Budd 3 6 ' Sutton 3 6 1 Firet Slate Bank l 2 7 ’ Kent 1 8 '■ Gottschalk 1 8 r High series: Sc haler 507. High • games: Way 194. Schafer 187. i Buuck 17S. R. Frauhiger 173. I r Los Angeles Dons 1 Beat Yanks, 20-10 •I Loe Angeles. Sept. 30 — (UP) — e The Loo Angeles Dons, sparked by t the deadly accura'e passing of half d back Glean Dobbs, scored three i- touchdowns in the fourth period to defeat the New York Yankees. 20 A to 10. In an all-Amertca conference t.! game last night. »f Trailing 10 to • going into the • final quarter, the Done unleashed is a lightning attack which left the New Yorkers stunned >f Dobbs psssed for ths first two I. tallies, and sprinted 33 yards for n the last one. n I- Trade In a <MM town — Decatur

Montreal Winner Os International Cup Montreal. Sept. The Montreal Loyal*' with the governor's cup trophy added to their International league pennant, test ed up for the little world series today. The Royals clinched the cup last night in the league nlayoff finals with a 7 to 3 vic ory over Syracuse highlighted when ghortstop Bob Morgan powered hl* second vital home run in two nights with two on base. Montreal meet:* the winner of the American association playoffs In the Shaughessy cup playoff*, symbolic of supremacy between the two circuits. St Paul, a minor league cousin, currently leads in the association series, two games to

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