Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 116, Decatur, Adams County, 17 May 1950 — Page 6

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- '<r .1 irn.i i n'ai i i jTTifluiwwjiin Pilchers Take Spotfighllß Major Leagues Nw TOTk.Ha r «. -(VPI- - who believe that pitching I to A test art ebeuM watch Robhil Robert*. Bweii Stockwell. Johnny Saia. Preacher Boe. Alite tteynoid*. Bob Raah. Joe Dobuoa. or Barty Wynn, The barters gave pretty eonv lacing evidence to the contrary yesterday. They had it all over the hitter* aad the old fashioned battle between Kid Roberta of the ■phila aad crafty veteran Blackwell es the Rede la Philadelphia topped the* all. . ; The Philo beat tke Rada, 1 to • becaaee Roberta gave ap last two Mt* aad would have had a nohitler if Ron Northey hadn’t gel hi* ■ingle aad a double. Black well gave up oaly three ecratch ■ingle* but two earns la the Hr**. Inning which enabled the Phil* to wore the only run ot the ball gam*. Rig John Saia scored hl* *eeoad , straight shutout tor the Boston Brave* by winning 1 to 4 over the Pirate*. Murray Dickson hurled ■» creditable fir emitter in losing. Walker Cooper produced th* winning tally on a single in the fourth Bob Elliott added two more with a home run in the eighth. The Dodgers scored a 3 to 1 triumph over the Cardinal* In a , “sort ot crucial" series at Brook lyn Southpaw Roe gave up only four Mt*. .Brooklyn scored all of it* run* in the first two innings. Roe struck out five, walked only one. and put the Dodgers Into second place ahead of the Card* and Jnst a game behind th* Phils Rush of the Cuba topped the Olanta. 4 to 3 at New ToA. The Cub* collected all their run* on a , pair of’homers each good talvo lallle*. by rookie Wayne TrrwlHi-’ Reynolds pitched the Yankees Into first place with a five hit. 11 to 0 victory over the Brown* at St. Ixiui* He struck ou» nine batters and let no Rrowbie hatter ret beyond first base The Yankee* scored eight runs in the eighth inning. Dobson had things his way -H

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Graxiowo Is Winner By forty Knoctart BufSato. N T . May It. -<UP>DnsOTvred aad cocky after hto kMCkwet of Henry Brim. Rocky Oraaiaao planned to start training right away for a Juno 14 title koM with middleweight champion Jake Lamotta. “That title belong* to roared Rocky. “I oaly loaned It to ! Jake for a IB tie white." | Matchmaker Al Weill of the Interbatioaal boxing club said Rocky would get a title fight if he wua impressive against Brtmm. He was knocking out th* Buffalo negro at 3:14 of the fourth ruond. Detroit where the Red Sox scored a * to I win in which Vera Steph•cm aad T*d WiUlaaw each blast | ed two homers. Debsoa permitted only MS hit*, topping Tiger sc* An Heart »m*a Wynn bad an easy five-kit IS to 4 triumph over th* Athletics at Cleveland. Larry Doby drove to six runs with a grand Mam homer and a triple. The Indian* collected 30 hits good for 11 bases. UUle Lloyd Hlttte distinguished himself in relief ter the Senators, winning a * to 5 decision at Chicago by driving the winning run to an mXanmXm Ua: '• ’Wilfs • "t**H"“. ■*" |yltwslWW BCYimVeS ball for five Inning*. Yesterday’* Star — Robin Roberts ot the Phillies who pitched a two-hit 1 to 4 victory over the Red* for the top performance of the day. .... There are 35 power-boat delir ered and 31 airplane-operated mall route* in Alaska.

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