Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 16 May 1950 — Page 6

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ieaß* Are Definite Flaglhreafs New Tert. May 15—(UP)— B* die Sawyer"* ftemtag PhUliee aad ---. Mrs Holte a flying ngers were b* Ing reevataated as solid peunaat eoatender* today. After a Moat* of piny th* Brooklyn Dodger* and Boston Rad Boa hare failed t* fab mi eipro(at*toM. Tree, the Red" Baa sad Dudaire Mill are the ctabe to heat, and th* defeadlag world champion Yankees aad at Hi patent CaHHuala —ay tate tn be reckoned with alt the way. Bat the nib and Ttgm now are la atrtmg poaßioaa. aettUac <*n tor tant wm etaade after nan sCmmlAbs i*OM| trl|M The Titers particularly leaked like standouta. they hare won 1.1 out at 1» tames without aay help from their erstwhile ace pitcher. Hal Newbeaser. He was butted oat of the bet In hi» only start Sunday against the lowly Browas. Rolfe baa the Tigers believing they can stay right up oa top all the way. The Tigers won six out of eight games la the east, taking two out of three from Boston and splitting two games with New York. Tbs Phillies did better tn the west than aay other .National league eastern clubs. Including the peasant rivals, the Dodger* and Brave* The Phils hare a chance to gain ground In a series against the Reds, which opens their long home stand today • ■ The Tigers open up their stand i against the eastern clubs today with the Red Sox and should have a big psychological edge. The only scheduled game In the majors yesterday,■ ®between . the Braves and the Dodgers was rain rd out at Brooklyn." .-' • . tt yeu havs ssmsthlng teaell se resme fse rest* try-a Democrat W Afl. Il wFlflW** rtWiil Trad* In a Good Town — Decatur

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aa ,* t w _,* Btsaßiwg RT. tbs Adams county hariiabri league have boon re* leaned bp* tbs county reereutfa* o«ke. The reunite of teat week's games ar* as follows: Genovs 8. Preble 1; Untoa 5. Plaaaaat Milla 4; Salem 8. Macklin 4; Cralgvttto 4, * ar *>* J**?* l, •** *• — mrirngi L Cralgvtlte 14 4 .777 Monroe ...—IS S .733 Ptaar MR ... I! 8 .444 Geneva ..auKmJrnwm 11 1 .411 Bakm 11 1 «H Hs .’ i ~ Bern* - — 5 IS -377 McMillen I 11 .Iff Preble S 14 111 UMAJOR" AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit IS 4 .484 New York 14 I .434 H Boston 17 IS .430 Washington .... IS 10 Ml SH Cleveland 11 10 .535 3 Philadelphia .S 14 .344 4W St Louis 513 .374 7% Chicago 514 .343 S NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet CUB. a Philadelphia .. 14 4 .404 St Louisl3 » .GDI H Brooklyn .....' 13 4 .571 1 Chicago 10 4 .534 3 Boston 13 11 533 1 3 1 Pittsburgh . 11 13 iuflHi eNew York 4 11 .353 5 Cincinnati ... r .. Sls 3X4 7 • -does not include suspended game' ytSTEROAV'B RESULTS American League No games ’ scheduled » National League Boston al Hrm>kly:» rein ■7 w. i;*S'cr J ■ only game scheduled'

ASSOCIATION W L PcL G.B. Indianapolis ... 17 7 7<Hi Milwaukee 12 7 632 2Mij Minneapolis ---- # 55S 4 Columbuß ... 10 1.0 .500.. 5 Kmumii* City ♦. Io - Louisville th 13 435 il', St Paul 'ill T>4 T01ed0;........ 4 17 ■".330 . YESTERDAY’S RESULTS .St Papi 4. IndianapolW 4 Milwaukee 4. Toledo 7 lejuieville T; "Mtn he a polls. 3 Kansas City at Columbus, rain. Trad* In a Good Town —- Decatur gM4NMWMMMMNNIRMMMIANIRP FISH FRIES EVERY WEDNESDAY • and FRIDAY NIGHTS I RIVERVIEW

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Durodier, Rkkey isin gWyßr irjuC New Yurt. May 18 - (VP) - Watch for a player deal between the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Gtaats. possibly Involving a Dodßar plteber. - " Leo (Th* Upl Dur«feh«<r. Giant manager, was over to visit Dodger preeldent Branch Rickey laat night and their huddle tested well . fotn th* ntgM. There was little doubt that Le* earn* to ee* bis old boas about a poeslbte deal. The Dodgers have 30 players on their roster and must trim to 35 by wiMnlyht tomorrow to meet the player lip>H Durocher wan accompanied by GteM vice-president Chartes Feeney. who does the Giant eheck* signing. Durocher te believed interested chiefly ta pitcher Ralph. Branca, ■ catcher Bruce Edwards, and third baseman Johnny Jorgensen. Other etabe were busy cutting Ebwb to th# player limit Th* GtaNUr tbemsetvea optioned pitcher Frank Fanovlch 1* Mlnneapoils and outflelMk Pet* Milne to Jersey City. The Chicago White Box sent honu rookie InfjeMsr Jim Haumer to Colorado Spriggs. Colo , of the Western Association and pitcher Bill Connelly to Toledo of the American Association. The Pittsburgh Pirates optioned 341 h man Hal Gregg veteran right-handed pitcher. with a sore] arm. to Indianapolis of the American Association. Negro Outfielder Is Recalled By Giants New York. May 1«. —IVPI—| The New York Giants recalled Monte Irvin from their Jersey City club In the International’ league today and the slugging Negro outfielder will Join the ; Giants tonight for their game here I istUh th* -Chicago. Cubs exIrvin. »ho batted only .334 In 3S games with the Giants last season, lias belted International league! pitching for 510 In 14 xames col-, 'ectlng Id home runs, a Ufote ! , four doubles and drivlpg lA 24 talites

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Yallow Jackets Game h Halted By Kain - ; ; - rfFivy wnowrrN rnir NRonany Strawnon baited the Decatur Yellow Jacket»New Haven ba*«baH game at'Worthnum field during the third Inning. The game wm t* scheduled for Friday afternoon' at 3-» o'clock. The Jaeketa are care ed to play the Waruaw Tigers * the tocsl diamond at 3:30 paw Wednesday - :: GIANT AIRLIFT 1 «Cew Hswed Fvma Paw* Owe! havoc were: Flooded area—4 square miles. Homes flooded—3.Bo*. Refugee. 33.000 to 100.000. Flood fighters—so.ooo clvlltans and 5.0<i0 servicemen. Red Cross workers— 504 i. The river has also flooded 10 towns and 3.*M>o homes in the 400square mile farm area of Manitoba south of Winnipeg, forcing 10,400 residents to flee. (Inly three deaths have been reported as a result u( the flood. A former wu drowndd two weeks ago and two elderly refugees died after they fled the city. movTtoflug tCewstwusd 4b*m taw* —*> FKPC Ben. Robert A. Taft, R., O, asked the admialMratlon to slop talking about civil rights and "get down to cases." He and senate GOP leader Kenneth B. Wherry. Neb., said 75 per-

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