Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 96, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1950 — Page 6

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“’ '‘Sjg&jMHggA|f*-KultA<j.,x:.-;' —.J JvOiwS “^ ; - h Double Header With Anderson Tbe Dacatur Yellow Jacket* baseball team divided honors. In ■ double beader With the Andersen Indian* at Worthman Held Saturday, Decatur taking a tight piutoux duel In the morning op afternoon slugfest. IM. Brilliant one hit hurling by Chalmer Plumley carried the Jacket* to their 1-0 triumph in the Opener. Decatur scored the only run of the game in the seventh Inning. Vic Strickler opening the frame with* a single and was sacrificed to second by Ralph Basse Plumley drew a base on . bails and Keith Smallwood came through with the game-wlnninx single to plate Strickler. - Plumley was In trouble only once Whitehead led off the second Inning with Anderson's only hit« and * toise on batts and an error loaded the bases with none out. The next batter tapped one back to Plumley, who forced Whitehead at the plate. Ptumtey then fanned the next batter and threw out bis pitching opponent to end the threat. The afternoon contest was a free scoring adfair, the two teams pounding out 22 hits and commit ting nine errors. Decatur used | four pitchers and Anderson three In attempts to stop the hitting. No games are scheduled for the Yellow Jackets this week, but they are slated for four appearances next week. The Jackets

will play al Berne May 2, Berne will-play here May 3, the Jacket* Will make their first Northeastern i Indiana conference start with Bluffton here May 5, ' and Marion will piay puijr of five-inning games Saturday aft’ riuH.m, May fi. First Game Yellow Jackets Ail It II E Sauthine. as ........ 3 J) It) Petrie. 3b ...... 3 c i| 1 i smith. c 1 (i i> n I Butler, c ... l n n o Behnke. If 3 p p <) Sli n kier, 21. 3. i I -I Busse, lb .... 2 o ii | Plumley p 2 0 o p ,j Smallwood. if ...... 3 8 I O' 'Miwes rs . . f 0 (I 0

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jrMAJOftr: NATIONAL LEAGUE W L- Pet (LB. Chicago t,..—k • 1.008 Pittsburgh .. 5 1 .133 ' Boston - 4 1 »«e Brooklyn 3 1 .750 H Philadelphia .... 3 3 .444 2 St. Louis ....... 1 4 2W 3 Cincinnati • 4 Otto »H New York e 4 .444 3% AMERICAN LEASUE W L M. «.K Detroit 4 1 Mto New York 3 3 44» 1 Cleveland 3 3 .444 1 Philadelphia .... 3 3 &00 l>i Washington ..... 3 3 .540 I*4 Boston — 3 4 .423 2 St Umis 3 3 .40» 3 Chicago 1 4 .200 3 SATURDAY** RESULT* National League Boston 3. Philadelphia 2. Chicago 7. St Louis 4. I*ittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2. , < Brooklyn 7. New York 4. V— American League Detroit 5. Chicago O. Washington 7. New York 4 (10 1 innings). Philadelphia 4. Boston 5 (IS innbupffTy ~ yy j Cleveland 6. St Ixvuis 2. I YESTERDAY'S RESULT* I National League Bialon 4-5. Philadelphia 34. Pittsburgh u. Cincinnati 3. ■ New York at Boston, rain. ’ I St Louis at Chicago, rain. ' American League Philadelphia 3-2. Boston 412. Chicago 5. Detroit 4. 1 Cleveland 37. St Louis SB. 1 Washington at New York, rain. 1 ——— ........ mJwA _ 1

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L- Pet. G.B. ’ Umiavilje 7 4 0 iw ' Indianapolis 4 1 .804' H Minneapolis, 3 1 .750 I . Kaii-i- City I 2 647 1 McA.iA... ' _■ 1 .u,; i>, Columbus 1 2 .333 2*4 : St. Paul 6 5 444 4H Toledo ..,16 two 5 SATURDAYS RESULTS I,.in- villi 7. ColuSibus ‘ ■■'iflWxpM:* 7. Kansas City 2. "I Indianapolis IP Tnlrdo t> • Milwaukee 3. St. Paul 4,1 YESTERDAY S RESULTS Kmsa, City 111 M inllr.tpoli* Indian cxdi- Toluto 1.8. Milwauk. < 7. St Paul 1 lami vllle at Cohi'inbu-. r,nn

roib.rk. r< •: I » »» * ■ TOTAUS .. .23 13 3'. k Anderson AB l< H E Wendling. 3b . < 0 n 0 Klb lfen. If 3 v ’» »» .Xii-kl Mill. <■ < H •’ ” . Whitehead. 2b ... 1 « 1 (» Mi Kinley, if.. 1 0 u <» —-- —• 4~ -lU~iu _ < a.iiu.'M-: hn. > • . ” 1 Srhleve. p . . 2 « 0 1 • TOTALS .’I " i .• Store by innings I Antle-rsoh ow ihwi o p i -a»nr 1 i I > Second Game R 'll E Anderson.- <>44 3<M>.3—l4 13 3 Deeator m • '• i I •j Bolton, TH Ivy. Rector and Van* dergrih; Ik>hnk«>. Retaking. .My I er». Strk kbr and Butler. THREE BREAKINS «.<-,sfli»w,a From Paar Osrt 1 : tu state, ctrnnty and city police |.| that notliimg else was taken: . J J C. L. of Paper Party ] Tonight 8 p. m. Prizes —1 lit kpot—Refreshment*. Be ] sure to attend. It 1

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Jackets Take f 6lh Place In ..... Decamps Teltow Jackets made i® tM® relays Saturday, placing sixth in a Decatur tallied 22 points, placing . in each of the four event* entered by the * Jackets, Including first place in the sprint relay. "T’ Muncie Barria won the class B meet with 44 points. Columbia City scored 41 points; Auburn 33; Warsaw 33; Plymouth 23; Decatur 33; Butler 13; Rochester 13; Howe Military 13; Syracuse 3: Gary Wirt 4; Knox 4; Churubusco 8; Garrett 4: WsaSdnffU*Ctoy - <r~*MnAbtown 2 and New Paris 1. The Decatur scoring: Spring relay—Woe by Decatur (Roger Joknsoa. Dick Johnson. Dick Wtateregff, Dag Mills); Ply tnoath secg*d; Kao* third; Gary Wirt fourth. Time—t: 42.4. Double medley relay—Won by Muncie Harris; Decatur second (D. Johnson. Bob Doaa, Milla. R Johnson); Butler third; Gary Wirt fourth. Time—4:lo.3. (Now record 1. Mlle relay-Woa by Warsaw; Plymouth second: Decatur third < Roger Frochte. Palmer Johnson. D Johnson. R. Johnson): Gary Wirt fourth. Time- 3:41.5. Half mile relay—Won by Muncie Burris:—Auburn second; Butler third; Decatur fourth (Dick W'interegg. Marvin Stucky. Dwight Sheets. MUIs). Tlme 1:34 2. Future Meets Only track activity this week for the Yellow Jackets will be a freshmare sophomore me el at New Haven this afternoon. The annual Northeastern Indiana conference meet will be held al Columbia City May 2'; the Adam* county meet will be held at Worthmaa fieT<r *ry:ib p m Msy ♦; Fort Wayne Concordia will be here for a dual meAt May 4; Decatur will compete tn a quadrangular meet at Fort Wayne May 3 against Central., Central Catholic and Concordia. Mid the annual sf. fional meet win be held at Fort Wayne May 12 I GIRL SLIGHTLY ICoatteweS Feme l*e«e Ouei Thirteenth, near Dayton avenuewhere the accident'oecured. Bow ers appeared later In justice of the peace court and was fined |5 and costs, totalling 415.75. Bayles was treated for head Injuries by a local physician. Damage to the Bower* car were estimated at 4175: to the Bayles car. >IOO. Bowers was released after paying the court fine, then arrested again this morning by city. p»dt» e on a fugitive warrant from Fori Wayne Ila is.idiargwl there with as-Hitlt and- battery

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r—" ■ - s=i GOIF SIICES | Deestue «uif Club I IfR I 1 -' -4 Formal opehiag of the Deeatur ttolf course was held over the wllii * perfect weather kreetiiit tfc# ponSits w«ather stowed down play Bunday Club officials reported 41 persou* took adnniase of the perfect weather Satarday. and 25 braved the element* Sunday. Dr. Peck's 34 was tow for tbe opening day. while Jim Wall. la*t year's city champion, shot round* of 4« and 41. *■ —oOo—- — has again been designated as ladles' day. and boy* apd girls of high school age or undar will be permitted to play week dgy morning'. Monday through Friday. at half price, or 35 cents ffr nine holes. —nOo>— A Central Soya league of foursomes has been organised, and will play Wednesday evening es each week. A special lournamepl will be held tor this league onee each month, with arangements (Qr each tourney In charge of a different three-man committee. —oOo—- — City league Is In the organisation process, having held a preliminary meeting Thursday It t» expected that about eight four aphids will be entered ibis ye*rsponsored by various merchants I and local Industries. Play ih tbisi league to expected to get underway j next Monday evening. UNITED NATIONS. — tCsellaued Krom Fswv o—> -f~' 1345 when the big five—or mote preciwly. Russia and the I'nitad States- have been able to work together. the world organisation ha* achieved results. East west Cooperation, generatml ! and" huffureff'TW talk* begun- be-t tween f. S ambassador'at-large, l*hillp C Jessup arid chief Soviet [ i delegate Jsvob A. Mtlik at the east d the most critical phase of the cold war and brought an end to the Berlin blo« kade in the sprigs of 1343 . .. I East and we»t worked .together to bring pence to the Holy Loud and <nd the ArabJewlsh war ths: thrvstenetl •*» engulf the .niidillt east 01,1*47 and to ld tto- pi t"' I of a third world war Civil wat was ended in the Dutch Rael ludles. and the threat <>t a communht roup averted when the \< th< rUnd*. under pi. «sure hum the security council, granted indepwidem • to the I'nited Slate* <>t Indonesia a| the Hague sound ih:. conference in 1343 The state 1 apitul at Phoenix. Aril, is one «.C tLe 7. * T=f* 7L. , hiiilding* In the rial Im aitto a 1 cornerstone “T 7 '

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