Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 121, Decatur, Adams County, 23 May 1950 — Page 6

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Beat Anderson Madiy, 9-3 Tbe Dtoetar Ctonaredores n» ed their seaasa'a utore wy ® Mary’s gs Aadersoa Monday. defeat!* the visitors. M at MrMII Jeu NeM te this ctty A maniac fourth tenia*. In which five ram seared. i»«‘ ,b * -rat at reach of the Oasis, who aero ttmtted to oaly three Mts hy Mai Meyer. Commodore harter Wttdaem kept the Dera ■ tar pitcher tn iron Me. however, aa he walked eight batten Meyer. however, tanned nine of hte oMoaeate aad waa riven rood support. Including an unassisted doable play by Louie Laurent, Decatar ssrnad sacker The Commodores took a tworaa load la the first tenter on two walka. an error a wild pitch aad Bill GBllg's single Anderaon took the teed with one ran In the second aad two in the third, all ecored without a hit Walka. an error aad a hit batsman aided the Gaela. Five hita, a walk and a wild rwwrhr the fourth aad they wound up the scoring with two more in the sixth on two bite and a pair of walka'. Freshman Steve Gass led Deeatar at the plate with three kite. Including a double, while Oilli* and Tom Coffee each hit safely twice. The Commodores wilt conclude their schedule Wednesday morn in*, playingat Willshire. O Commodores AB RHE Voglewede. 3b 3 2 1 «< Kabht. e 3 110 'Gape. »» -- 3 o*l giih*. ib 4 I T « . Meyer, p 3 11 0 •Cnffee. If 3 12 1 1 J . 0. 01 Laurent. !h ... 3 0 0 0 Gass. rs ....3 2 3 0 TOTALS 26 0 10 2 Anderaon Ait R II E Sr’ Clair, aa 3 1' 1 0 J Coles 3l> 3 11 0 Olesky. If 4 0 0 0 Btrader. p 4 0 0 o Vorndran. 2b 9 1 0 0 Kittran. 2b J 0 0 O Cnill c 10 0 1 Riffe, lb 2 0 0 0 • B. Coles. cf 3 " « 0 Powers, cf --- o fl o n Hetamer.“jrr 2 ft I 0 ■ TOTALS .... 22 3 3 1 Score by innings Anderson 012 090 0 3 -Comtnodon s ... ’ . Jfifl "Shfap- S irrortTVKrt Or MMTftSU no. oisi Mxlcr la herekr alaee. That the '’!,l*r-ien«*'t has .been aopolnted h xe. nti r c.r rhe ewrste-nf-elrare R - W altera l .tw <<t Adams t'minty, dr- . raced The estate Is probably - awl--»rnt . John 1.. IVeVeae. Executor J.ka 1.. Ilrtsss Attorney Max r., mays is 21

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Hofsftshos Lnqim Standings Listed Standings hi the Adame county horneahoe League bare been releaned hy the county recreatiew oglco The reunite of tout week's cameo are aa toUowa: Preble 5. Burka ft; Salem 2. Halon & Go- ■ aeva ft. . ftfoMHtoe 3t Pleasant MUM 7. »«4«1 _ L Pct Cral*vUle._„. Moaroe .13 & .733 Pleasant Milla Ift ft . J*M Geneva .—- I? to M» Salem 1» • .444 Helen 11'- Id 441 Burke s ... U Ift .44< Berne 1 30 35ft MeMBHm .... ft , Ift -3ft4 PreMft 7 30 35» l-MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct G.ft. Brooklyn 11 10 643 Philadelphia ... 17 11 W7 I 31 Louis 13 13 ,53ft 3 I BMWP- -gsTi'tcv. 15 14 -toft » ' Pittsburgh 14 IS 500 4 Chicago 12 13 .460 4H New York 10 14 .417 ft Cincinnati 7 20 ,3W 10% AMKRICAN LCAGUC W L Pct. G.B. New York 31 6 .724 Detroit 17 » «54 2H Boston 20 15 .571 4 Washington ... 14 13 571 4H Cleveland 15 14 .517 ft PkOadelphte ... 10 IP .345 11 9t. Louis 7 Ift .304 11 Chicago 7 20 .356 13 VCftTKROAV** RCftULTft ' MaAiMftAl * aaufe Brooklyn 5- Cincinnati I . .. . . . Only game scheduled, American League Detroit 5. Washington 1 • New York «7. Cleveland 3 ! Chicago 10. Boston * (10 Innings) Only games scheduled If you have aomethtng to oell or roam'd for rent try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings reaulta.

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Yankees Kiir= Red fr# Lose New Turk May 23. -(HP)The stary o/ two ball gaasoo-tbo l Red Boa collapsed aad the Yankees ■ anpftedod might wan be the story i aa satire pennant race today, i bosauae they aeom tu. 11 ktter ata the . dMereacuMa ftha coutaadsre ia- ‘ xntvad.' "' ! The Taakoes had It la the clutch last alghft aad the Rad ft* didn't. ' fhaftte all there waa to M. la what had been a. sinter of a pitching battle at Clevelaad. the Yankees aad Indians wore all lock e< up at 1-ail going Ma the eighth | Suddenly, the Yankees caught Hre ■ aad put over two runs la the oighin i end scored tour mere A the ninth to vis 4 I te* 3 dreftsioa. lhe.r wreath gtrftiM*- dftOMißPago through the west. It was a sadder story la Chicago where the Red Sox had a game all but won, then blew it I" the bottom of the 10th when the White Sox scored three runs and took a 10 to ft decision. The Red Sox spotted Chicago a 5 to P lead, then tied It up with a five ran rally In the fifth Ir which Verm Stephens hit a three ■ run homer. Gas Zornial s homer in the seventh made It 7 to S for Chicago but the Red Sox fought J hack aad tied M at 7-7 with two and Stephens blasted a two-run 1 homer that looked like the ball game. StIU Booton couldn't hold 1 the margin and the White Sox scored three runs. Loser Wall ' Masterson walked ths first two batters Case Michaels sacrificed snft Hank Majsskl doubled In the rvma that tied it. Thee ptach-httter Eddie Makme singled to Sc«>re the winning ran and end the three hour aad 31 minute marathon. Vie Raachi. who turned ip a five-hitter for Ms fourth rtetonP against Ctevsiaad. gave his bar* performance of the year. He struck out six batten Mid walked none, outpitching loser Mike iter, te who wae troubled with wildness. , The Tigers remained 2Vj games behind the Yankees In second place by scoring a 5 to 1 triumph over lhe Senators st Detroit. It was a particularly significant win because it marked the return to form of left’y king pin. Hal New- ' houser. who bad been bothered by a sore elbow all spring. Big Don Newcombe, though hl* soldldly and often in the eArly stages became stronger as the yarne wore on and he wound up hy striking out four of the, last' five batters as the ledgers lopped »he Reds in Brooklyn 5 to 1 The. i Dodgers scored four run's in the fourth inning off Howie Fox. who. i pit> bed well enough to win mos: games An error garc Cincinnati eti unearned run and caused New combe to miss a shutout He settled Tor hte third victory aysinst a lone defeat There were no other Major lea gue games scheduled Yesterday's Star Crafty Vic Has* hi of the Nek York Yankees, who pitched five hit hall, struck out six and walked none to win a 7 to 2 decision from Cleveland Blockstones Ploy At Albion Next Sunday ■ — The Decatur Btarkstones will 1 lay at Albion next Sunday after i roou in a Federation league game, anti not in Decatur as erroneously announced Monday. The Decatur Klenks will meet Lain College at State School In Fort Wayne and ‘ Hie Fort Wayne Merchant Moose sill play at Huntertown. Pounding your tractor — Give it a break I MFW MIC.M QCTANF TVwwwttruii VwTrerew v w ■ DOL GASOLINE POWER PACKEO TRACTOR FUEL I ISO HOUR VEEDOL TRACTOR OIL They have what It takes. “For the best in Petroleum Products" BtAVERft OIL ftERAHCE

I ATTENTION ALL ( AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEMBERS ) Saturday, May 27 is POPPY MY ) We meed enough volunteer workers to sell 5.000 Poppies ( for the Disabled Veterans at Marton Hospital. Please JI cooperate as It la very essential that we have enough help I Saturday. 1 Meet at the Legion Home Friday evening. May 25. for f your Popples. 1 Thank You, ■ MRS. CLARK FI.AI'GH, Chairman )

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M ttdClW.-ACx I,- esmnwr. -IWSXM'.iMUVn'lWlOyvanVin ur a Cwb Track Meet b 2 Held Last Evening Tbs mc<nnl iMitl trick ißtev for local Cub pack wm IHf last tttiinc at Worthman fltld w w w vv a The meet was attended by the b*s. their dun MRbers and den dftds. the Cub pack committee and par MB. At the close of the evening. ' aa the boys were eating tench, the ' committee supplied the boys and ' guests with Ice cream and pop Harry Dailey, track coach of the kjgh school, acted as official start- * er. Robert Zwick, John Halterman. Herman Krackeberg were the of I fictel Judges Dr Gerald Jones grt- . ed as eaiter, recorder aad master at ceremonies. Bryce Thomas was i tMer; Merritt Alger was field > manager. Many of the adults who were present gave valuable assistance during *he evening. They . were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shra . luka. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grice, r Mrs. Clyde Gould, fttvrr Everhart The crowning event of the day . waa the tug-eftwar between Ml the Cubs and the members of the com , mittee. The reaction time of M>< , men was not quite up to par and , the Cub srtMils succeeded In pull- , Ing the members of the committee | over tbe line. The winning ribbons will be pre- ( sented to the boys during ownk bly period in the last days of the , school year. i The winners of the various events were: 100 yard dash- Ted Schrock. LeRoy Ratliff, John llebble Backward race—John ilebhle, •.Fred,L®e**., J.01m,-.Sheets-, 1 22tkyard dash lorry MMre, ' Jack Macklin. Timmy Murphy. Blindfold race --David Caston. 1 Fred Locke. Max Roth 1 Baseball throw --Ronnie Hether. 1 Robert Shraluka. James Baumgart ‘ ner •f One legged race-David Sheets * Bill Jacobs. Jack Dailey and Garry Robinson. (Get. . Running broad jump Ted ' Schrock, Scott Halterman, Jay Gould. i Strap rare—Jay Gould. Timmy ■ Murphy. Jimmie Blakey Mile relay- lien ft (Charles Dull. Ted Schrock, John Cole. Jlnmry Baumgartner): - lien 11 ’ (?red r Locke. Jimmy Btakvy: lack Hahn Jay Gould): lien 16 (Larry Moeee i Scott Halterman. David Sheets. I John Kruckeberg). i Tug-of war The Cub pack com mittee was humiliated i During the course of the evening , Lowell Smith took moving picture* . of the various events and persons . Tbe picture will Ire added Io those taken of other Scout activities of the community and shown next . winter Thv members of the Cub pack eommittre working yesterday J were Gerald Jones, Merritt Alger Robert Zwick. Herman Kruck* berg-. John .Halletman. Bryce ' Thoma- The. ro xi n-. . inc a ril 'he a Zollner Pistons garm TYDINGS TO (<'4P»fl*MtNr Frowi r*** o ** l 7 eoptonag*' '* Two 7»T ths* aeruM'd were found guilty «>f theft and paid small fin*** The other* were not brought to trial A senate decision on an invenURation of sea pervert* may come later thi« week Trade in a Good Town .— Decatur

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