Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 26 May 1950 — Page 8

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Yaekeesßeat TwaMd To jmp Lead Naw Tartu May M -(WtoDeetlnywM two ton*y*» 0a Yankee* wan thMMMNr *■*• ** ■*•** ** tSyaaa, the Yaakaao alee ween the early frost raaser*. bat dearydid fold. thcmgk aad kept tost partaeraMp with deerfay «ot«n» til they knocked off the Dodger* la tha WusM Borton . This year everybody aaM P couldn't happen again. Tka rW of tka tongue waa toolbar and -with that kind at a Hwo tkeylt fold.” ftb today they wore soar fall games to the Rood whereat al thia time last year they were only two game* l» front. What* more they met the thief chaltenrere, the Detroit Tiger*. In their own lair yesterday aad knocked them off, < to € Yogi Berra bleated a grand alat.i ; home run and Joe Page eared the day for etortor Tommy Byrne with a staunch relief job Page cam’ on when the Tiger* made three rune on homer* by George Kell and Hoot Evers to tka eighth. The Red Box pulled one out of i the fire at ». Lttili beating the Browne, if to 13. by scoring 10 tana to the laat three inning*. Boston had 15 bit* and the Browntoe IS. The, big hit for. Boat on wag I,< rookie Walt Dropo’a home run I with the Seen* hm<te«L- which high- j ■ lighted a eli-run eighth inning ml-! I ly. Clyde Vollmer. Al Zarilla and t i Vern Stephen*, also hl! Boston i “homers: - . .. .jj The Athletics prevailed. 4 to 1, over .the White So* at Chicago in ' a rain shortened six-inning game In which homer* by Paul ieihner. Sam Chapman and Pete Slider ac-1 , counted for all but one of their, ■ una. Bobby Shan tax pitched *!*• hit ball to score his fonrth victor. Bob Lemon was In top form at Cleveland and held the Senators to three hits, winning 1 (<i 9 for his fifth victory The Indians cashed in on 10 walks by sophomore - flick MWIl:--although- he -gave up ,

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