Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 237, Decatur, Adams County, 7 October 1948 — Page 8

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Spahn, Lemon Scheduled As Day's Hurlers Boston. Oct. 7 — (UPi — The brilliant pitching which marked the first game figured to continue in the world series today a* Warren Spahn of the lioaton Bravea faced Bob I<emon of the Cleveland Indiana. It didn't figure to be a thriller like yeaterday .when Johnny Sain bested Bobby Beller to give the Bravea a 1 to 0 vl< -tory in one of the best hurling duels In aeries history. But Spahn and Lemon are pretty close to being as good as they come, and if they are in form thia afternoon It could be another battle that will go right down to the wire With a left hander going for the Braves, manager Lou Boudreau downhearted but still confident announced two lineup changes Allie Clark, who makes a specialty of rifling line drives off southpaws will play right field and bat second,! with Walt Judnich going on the bench Centerfielder larrry I toby who hit second yesterday, will hit . seventh. The rest of the Indian lineup will be the same, as will the Braves t batting order. Bill Salkeld, who I drew the opening day catching job. t will start In that post again "Naturally, we felt badly about not getting Feller a run out there f yesterday.” Boudreau said "But i I'm still sure we’ll win the series. I Bobby will go again in Cleveland t Sunday if not before and we’ll do better by him then ’ It was a tough one for the lowa I flreball»r to lose, for he yielded only two hits in turning in one < f the most brilliantly pitched ' games in series history. But he j made the mistake of passing Sal keld to start off the Braves’ eighth and then with men on second and first with two out. grooved a fast ball for Tommy Holmes The Braves right fielder belted I’ down the third base line and I’hil ’ Masi running for Salkeld, cann in to score the run which gave the Braves victory "J thought I had Holmes set up for that fast one,’’ Feller said "The time before he was up. it was the I same count on» and one and he drove my fast one back to me.” ’ Feller was downcast, for this had been the big chant e lie had been • 11 I

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waiting for- a shot at a world series game He did very well, but not well enough. Marv Rickert, who was called up from .Milwaukee the week the season dosed to take the place of the injured Jeff Health, got the only other hit off Feller As for Sain. he. too, hurled a great game He yielded only four hits, and with runners on the bases, bore down to close the door 1 on the Indians, whose batting pow- ■ er to left field was hampered by a strong wind. Not since Bucky Harris, then managing the Yankees, put the winning run on base in the 1947 series, haw there been the second guessing which plagued Boudreau today. The second guessers were wondering why he ordered Eddie Stan ky passed in the Braves' eighth inn Ing

Salkeld had started that inning with a walk —the second of three which Feller yielded and was sacificed to second by Mike McCormick Boudreau then ordered Feller to pass Stanky to get Sain. That strategy almost worked, for vith Sain at bat. Feller whirled tround and threw to Boudreau at lecond. He stabbed at the fallen I I’hil Masi, running for Salkeld, but umpire Bill Stewart, a National

leaguer who had been in several hot disputes during the season -ailed Musi safe Boudreau protested and said lat ■r in the Indians dressing room that ‘ I had him but these are the best umpires in the game and that's that." Stewart's derision meant only me man wan out So when Sain filed to light it was only two down instead of three That brought up Holmes, who produced the game winning hit The whole business caused a lot >f baseball folk to wonder whether Boudreau was smart in ordering itanky passed They pointed out hat the spark-plug second base man was playing on an injured inkle and did not have his usual iharpness at the plate But HouIreau looked at it this way: "Stank y is a great guy in the -latch. I know Sain is a good hit er as pitchers go, but my reports ire that he hits a lot of balls on -he ground So I gambled for a louble play I would do the same hing again The Braves' opening victory shortened the odds but still left the udians the favorite to win the best four out of seven series They now ire 10 to 7 to win the series, 6 to 5 o win today's second game They were 13 to 5 to win the terles before yesterday's game The forecast for today was for

fafr and cool weather 3,500 Croppies And Boss Are Released Berne. Oct. 7— John Hoffacker. tame waiden. and members of the Berne conservation department. Wednesday released 3.500 croppies aid rock bass in nearby fishing waters Hoffacker said the department has already released 450 pheasants in Adams county this year and more will be released before November 10.

IHSAA Distribution Received By Schools Both Decatur high schools have received checks tor ISO as a special dis ribution of funds from the Ind tana high school athletic association. This distribution Is based on »C 0 for participation in the 1949 cectional tournament, and 120 for membership In the IHSAA during the membership year of 1947-48. 11 This special distribution makes I a to.al of 15*5.234 distributed by the IHSAA to member schools since 1932. The money received i here will be placed in the athletic funds of the schools Rubber-Covered Cards Rubber-covered electric cords last longer In the dark, so when not in use they should be kept away front ' host and light. i —■ — — —

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DECATUR iiaii.t imaucm*• • One Run Gives Braves First Series Game -- - i • J B W a B • e. ■ w. B A M B Tw / •- - -Mb WrPHIL MASI. Boston Braves catcher, cap In hand as befits a Back Bay gentleman. «'<>*■£• ,he with the only run of the first game of the 1»4B world series Masi scored on a hit by Holmes In the eighth inning The Braves conquered Cleveland’s a.e. Bob Feller, nullifying his .-hit pitching, to win 1 to 0. ,

Today's Sport Parade By Oscar Fraley (Reg V. S PaL Off.) Boston. Oct. 7 — (VPI — Torn >etween bunts and punts, and hypIO tied by the gaudiest scoreboard which ever grated a world series, it’s a fascinated Fearless who omes up today with Fraley's Folles and the weekend football winners.

National Minnesota over Northwestern — . sounds crazy, after Hie way Northwestern manhandled luidue. but Bernie Bierman has been aiming it this one since last fall. He has louble feature fatigue from studying movies and that Minnesota line should be able to halt those wildcat carriers. • California over Wisconsin — It's :iow or never for the Pacific coast m its rivalry with the big nine. Those Bears are big and bad and iave an added incentive playing at home. So it's on toward the Hose Bowl, undefeated Mid-West Notre Dame over Michigan State — It's fantastic. Ohio State over lowa — that Braves field scoreboard Army over Illinois — just a fewwhite lights. Indiana over TCL’ — the rest h -gaudy red and yellow SMC over Missouri — looks like i future Ic pinball machine. Michigan over Purdue — every time a ball hits it you expect it to register "tilt." East Harvard over Cornell — and the advertising. Dartmouth over Holy Cross — must pay the club's salary. Penn over Princeton — college football games Penn Sta e over Syracuse — -lothing store ads.

Columbia over Vale — television ids. Pitt over West Virginia — jewel ■y ads Rutgers over Temple — and pro .'ootball ads South Georgia over Kentucky — its a lucky crowd Alabama over Duquesne s'pose It gets bored. North Carolina over Wake Forint — study the scoreboard Duke over Navy — and there's most always something new. Also: LSV over Texas Aggies. Vanderbilt over Mississippi. Mississippi State over Clemson. Ten lessee over Chattanooga. Tulane >ver South Carolina and W. 4 M.j □ver VMI. West t’SC over Rice — no ordinary clock. Oregon over Idaho—one of those modern jobs. Washington State over Montana I — does everything Oregon State over Portland — except ring an alarm to wake up the outfielders VCLA over Washington — might have that. too. Nebraska over Colorado — if you could ever figure out the whole hing. Arkansas over Baylor — who runs it? ? Texas over Oklahoma — at least a junior genius Tulsa otw Texas Tech — and nineteen assistants. of Nicaragui Chillicothe over Graceland — but there's something missing Coffeeville over Arkansas Ctty it's like ail those other pinball traps. Bac on over O M. A. M. — no free games. Trade la a Good town — Decatur

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St Paul-Montreal Game Is Postponed St Paul. Oct. 7 — (VP) — St Pau) and Montreal clash tonight in the second game ot baseball's little world series, wl'h Dan Bankhead of the Saints and Jack Banta of the Royals the probable pitchers.

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The game originally was schedul ed for last night, but rain and cold weather forced postponement St. Paul captured the opener Tuesday night. 4 to 0. behind the five hit pitching of Pat M.-Glothlu. The first iron warship ever built. in America was the Wolverine, launched in Erie. Pa., in 1543.

Geneva Cardinals Announce Schedule The Geneva Cardinals will open their 1948-49 basketball schedule Friday night. Nov 5. meeting the Berne Bears at Geneva, in the I first game of an 18 game schedule, according to an announcement by i .Ramon O. Hunt, principal, and Marvin Mullin, coach. The Cardinals lost halt of Lie 1. man sectional tourney squad by graduation, but have plenty of «■ perienced men track for action this i season Those lost by graduation were Kamman. Pyle. Teeter. Bauman. Shepherd and Shoemaker. Ihose scheduled Io return are Kelly. Stahley. Hart, Farrar. Smith and . Robinson The complete si hedule follows Nov. 5 — Berne at Geneva Nov. 12 — Monroe at Berne. ' roleum. , . I Nov. 19 Decatur Yellow Jackets at Geneva. Nov. 23— Montpelier at Geneva Nov. 24 - Roll at Roll Dec. 3 — Jeffejson at Jefferson Dec. !•» — Kirkland at Kirkland Dec 17 — Bryant at Bryant. Dec. 23 — Hartford at Geneva. Dec. 31 — Monmouth at Monmouth. Jan 7 — Pleasant Mills at Pleasant .Mills. Jan. 21 — Monroe at Geneva. Jan. 25 — Kirkland at Geneva. Jan 28 — Poling at Piling. Feb. 4 — Pennville at Geneva. Feb. 11 — Decatur Commodores at Decatur. Feb. 18 — Hartford at Hartford. The Mission of San Miguel, In Santa Fe, N. M. which was built in 1421, is considered the oldest mission church in the United States.

Kirkland Softball Team Is Undefeated The Kirkland high school soft ball team completed an undefeated season Tuesday afternoon, wh'pping Pleasant Mills. 30-3. The reason record is as follows: Kirkland 11. Alumni fi; Kirkland g |9. Hartford 5-12; Kirkland 5. Pleasant Mills 2; Kirkland 19. Monmouth 6; Kirkland 7-18. Jefferson 5-3. Don Arnold is the new coach of the Kangaroos. Three-Day Open Season On Male Pheasants Indianapolis. Oct. 7 (UP) — Hoosier hunters can l>ang away at cock pheasan s on three days during November, s'ate conservation

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