Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 153, Decatur, Adams County, 30 June 1949 — Page 8

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Legion Scores At Pleasant Mills

2-1 Triumph Over Celina Scoring a 31 victory Wednesdaynight over the Celina, O. nine at Celina, the Itecatitr American Legion baseball team remained undefeated for the season. These same two teams will meet in a return game at Worthman field July 4 at 2 pm The Fort Wayne Colored Giants will play here at 2 pm. Sunday. Floyd Reed, hurling his first game for the Legion, limited Celina to five hits, with none of those blows coming after the fourth Inning Reed also tallied Decatur's first rnn in the third inning Bower was hit by a pitched ball to open the inning and was forced at second by Reed The Legion hurler advanced on an error and scored when Hornberger singled Celina knotted the score in the fourth on a pair of hits, a hit batsman and a fielder's choice. Only two Celina batters reached base in the last five innings, one on a walk and the other on an error. Hob Bolyard tallied the winning run in the sixth. Walking after the first two men had been retired. Bolyard stole second and scored on 11. Schnepf* single. Decatur Legion AB R H E Schmidt. 2b 3 0 2 •• Voight, rs 5 0 0 0 Hornberger, cf 4 0 2 0 Fry. 3b 4 0 0 0 Bolyard. If 3 10 0 I). Schnepf. ss3 0 1 o J Schnepf. lb 4 0 0 1 Bower, c 3 0 0 0 Reed, p 4 10 0 Totals 33 2 5 1 Celina AB R H E James. 2b 5 0 0 1 H. Gray, rf4 0 1•• J Gray, if 4 0 1 01 Moore, lb 3 U, 1 0 G. Gray. 3h4 o i Fox. cf 4 o 1 ft Alt. as 2 10 0 Snider, c 10 0 0 Eilerman. c 1 0 o 1 Wlnkeljohn, p 2 o l o Kreiter. p 10 0 0 Totals 31 1 5 31 Score by innings: Decatur 001 001 000—2 Celina 000 100 000—1 Dodgers, Indians Win This Morning The Dodgers defeated the Red Sox. 9—2. and the Indians edged the Tigers. 9-7, in the boys' Minor softball league thia morning at Worttunan field. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur THE GAS HOUSE Willys Statinn Wagons Cars - Trucks • Jeeps Phone 1776 UWUWWWUVUMMUWMMW —TODAY— Continuous from 1:30 “THE GALLANT BLADE" Larry Parks. Margt. Chapman ALSO—Short* 14c-40c Inc Tax BE SURE TO ATTEND! FrT&SAT. 4 GREAT NOVEL WINGS HS SHOCK AND VIOLENCE fO THE SCREEN! A Hsajifeey BOGART. OOCKmuyDOOR —JOHN KKM-— aa/gg MBMB - BUB BBRB * SMI 188 —.IBO IB Coming Sun - Lorstta Young. “Metftar is a Freshman” I

The preliminary meeting to organise a recreation night in Pleasant Mills was conducted in the Pleasant Mills gymnasium last night, with 21/ Interested persons attending. A committee of persons from both St. Mary's and Blue Creek township was appointed. The first community recreation t night in Pleasant Mills will be i held Friday, July 22, in the gym- • nasiuin. Meetings will occur twice before school starts, and monthly 1 thereafter. The recreation commit--1 tee chosen last night will meet July 8 to plan the program for the first community recreation night. The recreation committee selected was. from St. Mary's township: Gerald Vizard. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bowen. .Mrs. Phyllis Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Foor, . Miss Annabelle Bebout, Vernon , Hirschy; from Blue Creek township. Mr. and Mrs. Austin MerrlI man, Miss Shirley Fox, Mrs. John Young, Mrs. Margaret Kuhn. Bill I Sipe, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers. > ■ . - Air Boosters Club Will Meet Tonight The Adams county air boosters I dub will meet tonight at the airport. Andy Appelman, president, announced today. The club will discuss the ways and means of entertaining the Flying Farmers who are expected to be In Decatur for the free street fair. II SEEK TO FORCE I <(’<x>t. From Page Onei and the Delaware Realty and Investment corporation. Wilmington. The latter two companies were described as personal holding companies of the DuPons. Filing of the suit, believed to be one of the biggest antitrust actions in recent years, was announced by attorney general Tom C. Clark. "MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Brooklyn 41 25 621 St. Louis 40 26 «”8 1 Philadelphia ... .37 32 536 5H Boston 36 32 .529 6 New York 33 32 sog 7H Cincinnati 27 37 .422 13 Pittsburgh 26 39 .400 Chicago 25 42 .373 16H AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct GB New York 43 24 .642 Philadelphia ... 39 29 .574 4V* Cleveland 35 29 .547 6M) Detroit 37 31 544 6H Boston 35 30 .538 7 Washington .... 30 35 .462 12 Chicago 27 42 391 17 St. Louis 20 46 .303 22% YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh 7. Cincinnati 3. New York 9. Boston 3. Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 7, Chicago 4. American League St Ix>uis 1. Chicago 0. New York 9, Boston 7. Detroit 4-7, Cleveland 0-8. Philadelphia 7. Washington 4. FOR ATHLETES FOOT USE T-4-L BECAUSE N **• ersstee MBfUTMATIMM ’O*** W,th kM'IvM **•* '* *"/*• aettvu mud,<•»<•„ DSSOLV to lull MW krtM *wm* ON CONTACT IN ONE HOUR Vmi MUST *• er rtur 40c kart at ar MW .tore Ase»» FULL STR'NOTH •ar » Ictcc luut. F o (faat eOart, >ta*v ar ’t» •cat. Tedav at KOHSk IMtlO STONK f Smith’s J**!M Dairy .J? A Phone 1X34 WWWMMMftUMMMMftftMV CORT 0 Ml itwmii inw— A -«I H ■ ■— — ■ ■ v —Last Timo Tomght— Spanish Talking Picture! "HAY MUERTOS QUE NO HACEN RUIDO" 14c-50c Inc. Tax I I FRI. & SAT. fn Natural Color! RED RYDER “Roll Thunder Roll** -e a Coming Sun. —Return Hltf “It Happened One Night”

minor K MERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pct GB i Indianapolis 45 28 616 !st. Paul 44 30 .595 14 Milwaukee 39 31 .557 4>4 Minneapolis - 38 34 .528 6Mt 1 Columbus 33 40 .452 12 Kansas City ... 32 42 432 13>4 Louisville 31 42 425 14 Toledo 28 43 .394 16 YESTERDAY S RESULTS Indianapolis 5-4. St. Paul 213. Minneapolis 14-10, Toledo 33. Columbus 7 0. Kansas Ci’v 5* Milwaukee 3-16. Louisville 2-4. JUDITH COPLON (Cont From Pax* One! rived at a verdict. "We have,” Norford replied. "What say you. ladies and gentlemen of the jury, as to count oner Thai was the espionage count — intent to pass secreis to Russia. The jury had been sorely puzzled over the meaning of that word “intent." "Guilty,” Norford said In a clear voice. "What say you to count two?" Roser asked in a matter-of-fact voice. That was the lesser charge of merely s'ealing recret papers from the justice department, where she worked. "Guilty,” Norford said again. A census of the 22 countries fn the western hemisphere will be taken in 1950. Trade In a Good Town — Decatu* FREE MOVIES EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT SWIMMING—FISHING BOATING Specializing In • HOT DOGS • HAMBURGERS Clem’s Lake NOWFEATI'RING at the Piano and Solovox EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE ELKS •SCOTCH ROOM" For Member* and

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GOLF SLICES Decatur Golf Club Dale Schnepf recorded last wetk's low score at the Decalur I course with a pair of 39's for an 18-hole total of 78. i —oOo—- ' Almost 40 youngsters attended 1 i the weekly free instruction school Tuesday morning. Lessons are giv1 en by Bob Tinder, pro at the course. There Is no charge to the school students, and dubs and balls are furnished without any cost. More youngsters are urged to attend next i Tuesday at 9 am. -000— An ABC tournament will be held at the course all day Sunday, with 1 the tourney open to the public. The ’ meet will be of 18 holes. CHICKEN IN THE BASKET I i i / Yi a CHOICE OF LIGHT | OR DARK MEAT 90c TRY OUR BURGER IN-THE-BASKET 35c A REAL TREAT Fish-in-tho-Basket 50c DINE IN COMFORT AT THE Victory Bar I 242 W. Madison Phono 139

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