Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 200, Decatur, Adams County, 25 August 1949 — Page 8

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Robinson Wins Over Belloise In 7lh Round New York, Ann -i <!>•'/ Fugar Hay Koblliaoh th. Ue»t **k round fighter in aay current di viaioo fud.y wa. si.trU trota lively fur a winter allot at the middleweight . humpi<m*bip *• a reward for hla thrilling seven ruutid te< hill'al fcn<,*k*/-3 Vi-tory < >ei Stere jieliolae Kobluaun, present world welter weight * Lampion said he would e willing to give up bi* It pound < ruwri for a < han< e at the 166 pound diadem now worn by Jake la. Motta Sugar lUy sleek slender Har f< m negro established himself as middleweight < untender la»t night by stopping veteran Belloise ot the diloll* at the end of the seventh round in their grand 4n*wi that attracted 26 Sl2 and a gross ;a<e of |IZO at Yankee Stad lull! Mat* hmaket Al W eill *>f the in tetiiationai boxing slub said Ko binaou would gel a title shot at the winner <>! the • hampionshlp * out lief ween lai Molta and Mar* el < erdan 'it M*,ii****** a* hed u led for the Polo Ground* here Sept 26 Weill said he would like to loss Robinson and the Sept Zttth win i.er into Madison Square Garden sometime during the winter Belloise 30 and nearly bald pro vided Koblnaori with su* h stiff toinpetition last night that It seem ed ill the fourth and fifth rounds he might turn In ah upset Steve hud gone Into the ring an underdog at 3 to I But near the *nd of the seventh round Kohinson exploded su* I* a terrlfl* left h**ok oh Steve s . hili that the Brom Italian plummeted la* k wwid to the <al* >ae and lay there with blood streaming from Ins nose as referee Eddie Joseph waved the count above him Jos <ph lea* hed five when the heli rang eliding the round After Ste .es handler s half drag ged him to his turner, he was in so helpless a * ondltloii that man nger Eddie Walker notified the ref eree that Steve was unable to <OU llliue Iteferee Joseph waved his arms ill the spread eagle that denotes a fight lias been stopped The bout

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MINOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pct. Gt St Paul «. 64 '->1 616 Indianapolis 79 56 585 11*4 Milwaukee . 76 63 526 126 i luouisville 65 6k 469 I7*s Minneapolis 63 7b 474 ISr % Columbus 62 71 466 Zb Kansas t'i’y 61 73 455 21 Toledo 51 62 361 31 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS f'olumbur 3 S’ Paul 2 * Ivoulsvili* 5. Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 5 Toledo 4 I 1 Betty McMillen Is Tournament Victor Mrs Betty M* Millen won both the low gross and women s band! *ap tourneys at the Iler atur golf course Wednesday afternoon Her low gross was 51 ktrokes abd her handliap store was 41 Mrs Josephine Oswalt was *e< olid in the haniil*ap mat* h with Mrs J N Hantnan and Mrs Carl Gerber tied for third Bob Mut<hler won the fourth flight <lty title yesterday by de fasting Adrian Wemhuff two and one The fourth flight is the first of four flights to be completed Others Mil end this week and the first of nest week Bob Kinder lo* al pro today an t-ounced plans for a city handi*ap tourney to start Sunday Septern her 1 All golfers are Invited to take part and those planning to play are asked to register immediately A trophy and other prizes will he awar*ii-d Kinder arinoun* ed ended In the seventh round a< ■ ording to New York rules for the I ell had not rung to start the eighth Although there Was a threat of ram In ths air at the Yankee ball park Kobinson aond Belloise fought Hi *omfot'4i<ly cool weather But their fight was rsd hot Although the only knockdown was (’Kleve's trip to the canvas just | before the bell In the seventh, lea* h was rocked and staggered several times during tire scrap 'which was s heduled for 10 rounds Belloise square shouldered and hairy bodied fori ed the fighting In nearly every round I The a* lion was so exciting In • very round that the fans were on 1 their feet and yelling half the time l(oblnson weighed 15364 pounds; Belloise 156 Moose Collect Win On Graft's One Hit Feat Graft pit* hed and lllrachy, Graft Khady and Moser batted (he Miarae softball team to a 5 1 victory over I Tilondule In a suburban league | Hit al I'niondale Wednesday night Graft and Ntoppenhageu were the winning battery and It Gilbert and I. Gilbert made up the losing battery. It H K Miarne I o 3 I 0 ) if 5 « 2 Uniondale <* 0o o o I u i 2 z - Coon Hunters Will Hold Monthly Meet The monthly meeting of the Adams County Coon Hunters will lie held Hat unlay evening at 6 o'clock at the franklin service station, east of the city The mem here are luwlted to attend I Trade In a weed Town — Decatur ATHLETESFOOTITCH NOT HAND TO KILL. IN ONE HOUK, ■ Mt .Uasad, m» C» Sw--> Ct aa* 4.v. atara, f-4-L. a gTCoNv. twwat<i4a. aaetataa M ger aawt alvakal IT PENgIHATU lUaiSaa UOU few. . •» UUL Um (Üb. lavUg at ftlMtf 4AHOM CORT TONIGHT and FRI. & SAT. SUNSET CARSON -DEADLINE** AHO Laat Chant -Praali A Jsiae Jamee” —l4 c 10c Ine. Taa —o •ue Men Tuea.—"White Malllen** A "Daughter es the Jungle’*

Brooklyn Has New Hope To Win Title New York Aug 25 iVPI The weary frown was gone and n " ite place radiated an eye-twinklin 1 1 beam today aa Brooklyn manag* t i Burt Sbottoc named Ikon N'<-w ■ um*>e BreaiherjH o * * r,< * I fen aa the men he thinks will pitch * j'be Dodgers to the pennant ’I j mat* ap’ tu < nange his op*nlo * with the tide of victory and defea’ 8 I But with bis Dodgers virtors over the Kt laj-uls Cardinals two games u in a row and edging upward only v one game out 'd first pla*e. ne 6 seemed confident that the du, k pitching woe* were gone Fhotton did not need to make much of s <awe for Newcombe With a 12 6 record, the burly DM was noted as the mor’ dependable man on the siaff even before he fosse I the ledgers to a 6 to 0 win over the Cards yesterday He rapped In Hire*, runs himself with an eigfith inning bases loaded double Likewise. It was easy to heap laurels on Roe who hoisted the ledgers up from the depth* of de spair with an eight-hit 4 3 lacing of the Cards Tuesday night But It takes some < arefui refle* tlon to place Hatten on the list o’ 1 Brooklyn saviours He was the chop who lust the ball game to the Cards ' Tuesday affern*e*n a Jobs whl r h was the ledger s fourth stralgnt end jrut them three games out of first place However, the re* ord is de< wiring Hatten has iiwen pitching greet ball right along Even that loss to the Cards was a tough one. help ed along by two Brooklyn miscues as much by the lilts lefty Joe a) lowed Both Roe and Newcombe pitched to vi« lories In the three-game Car dinal series with only two days of rest If they ran stand su< h pressure, and if ifatten stays in ther'the ledgers will Ire tough to beat even by as game a bun* h as those Cards With the ledger, arid the Cards battling so for the flag there's little time to heed the defending * hampion Boston Braves But th" BeanTowrYrs were in there plug ring yesterday with Warren , Hpahn'a fifth straight victory, a 6 - to 5 derision over the Pirates | SpAhn survived lerth a ninth inning , Pirate rally and a plea to have the game railed during a drizzle In tli<fifth with the Bu>a five runs be-! hind Wes Westrurn’c two homers and one by Sid Gordon gave the Giants a 5 tu 3 win uver the Cubs In the only other National League game The Idle Boston Ked Sox elirnbej to within I wo games of the leading New York Yankees In the American l>ague when the Yanks dropped a 13 to 2 decision to Iletroit Three Yankee pitcher* allowed a total of 13 walks Then there were VP’ Wertx' two homers to add more damage The third-place Indiana failed to gain on the Yanks when they lost

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”| C MAJOR “ y * j n - AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct GB , New York 7J 44 624 . Boston 72 47 6<*s Z ('lev elaud . -- 6k J4* 560 5 Philadelphia 65 54 546 k iMtroit 67 56 545 k * Chicago . - 5V €k 4Z4 24 Wa»bitig'uu 4<t 77 342 33 St Isuuis . 41 Mr 33k 34 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct GB * St IsOuis - 72 46 €lb * Brooklyn 71 47 601 1 Boston 62 56 525 10 Philadelphia ... 61 56 513 Il’s r New York . .. 5> 56 .504 12’t it Pittsburgh . . 54 63 462 17f® * Cincitmati . 46 70 407 24 i Chi* ago*. 46 75 360 2*S YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League i Philadelphia 5 Chicago o i Detroit 13. New York 2 Washington 3. Cleveland 2 National League Boston 6 Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 6. St Doula o New York 5. Chicago 3 w 3 to 2 night game to the Washington Senators in Cleveland Micae. Harris got credit for the win with relief help from Joe Haynes Bo * Kennedy homered for Cleveland Dick Fowler's five hitter gave rhe Atbleths a 5 to 0 win over the White Sox in the only other Amen i an League game Yesterday'* Star — Iron Newcombe of the Ix-dgers who pitched Brooklyn to a six-hit 6-0 win over Ft Ixruis and batted In three runs Brownstein Will Coach Chicago Stag Gridders Chicago. Aug 25 tf'Pr— Phil Brownstein assistant coach and head scout for the Chicago Stags for three years, has been named I head * oa* h. pre«ident John Sbar I baro announced wxiay I Allison Plans Race For Jet Plane Entries Indianapolis, Aug 25 <CP> j The Allison division of Generali Motors today announced five na I'.tonal guard squadrons had enter . ed jet planes In an Allison xpon I sored face from Indianapolis tu 1 Cleveland during the national air I rare Sept. 4 Squadrons with planes In the rare were the 132nd from Dow field. Bangor, Mi- 158th. Atlanta j ft* 159th, Jacksonville, Fla , | 173rd. I.lmoln, Neb, and 196th. San Bernadlno, Cal. PARTY BOLTERS (CMt I rMP Pi«» <w »■* Mouth Carolina and J B Enidei ' and Mrs Hermes Gauthr of .Missis slppl

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Mr* Henty *•• the olde* Hoo»ier to die of polio thi* year Age* of the dead previously had ranged from 37 down Trade in a Town — Dwcatiw

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