Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1950 — Page 6

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Decatar's Fed league Teams Dnridenooors * Decatur'* two FadanUloa bw>« teams divided hoaoru is a doable header played Sunday afternoon at McMillen field la tun eRy. Blackatone Cato edging oat a >1 victory la lb* open*v. aad Kleaks tabla* the sevewinnlng nightcap, »». ' . ■ , ■ - Tbe apMt knocked Klenk’* oat ot first place in tbe Federation loop •tending*. Albion tabla* oyer tbe lead alone remain tar HmMfaatad by nosing out tbe Fort Wayne MerchaaoMooe*. M. It tbe other league same, Huntertown walloped tata College. I*l. Suaday'a opener was a brilliant ppoead duel between Gault of Blackstone aad Ladd of Kleak's. IMd atnasbod ont a >oaw rua ia the third tor the loser's only raa ot the game * Blackstone tied tbe score In tbe sixth on a walk to Oettin*. a seerltice hit. aa error and a lons tly boll Tbe winning run tallied in tbe ninth on successive singles by K. Biens. Everett and SchMllker Zwlck held Blackstone to only o«* bit until the seventh Inning] of the nUtbtcap. when be allowed three blows and Blackstone's only runs ot the same. Klenk's drove across three runs in tbe first inning on bits by Reynolds, Crist. Heim and Ahr. Another tally scored in tbe third on an error and Helm's second hit. and Klenk’s woaad up'their scoring In tbe sixth on a hit batsman and hits by Maier aad Ahr. ♦ The league's first nixht game-will be played it I pm .Tuesday at l>wenger .park. Merchant-Moose rneetln* Lain College, and . Klenk's wilt buttle Albion at 8 p.m Thursday. also al Dwenger. Blackstone AB R H E Getting. 2b 4 1 0 0 Bulmabn. It 3 0 11 Korte, c — 4 0 0 0 Krueckeberg. cf ...... 3 0 o o K Hirns, ss . ........ 3 112 Everett. 3b 4 0 2 1 Schnellker. rs ........ 2 o l ol O (Men*; lb ......... -4 9 0 0 Gaunt, p ... -.4 0 0 v Totals 31 2 5 4 K leeks AB R H E Hwaolde,. .rf.^..^.^~-^4 j 2 1 « ' Arnold. If . 'i b » uCrist, ss ’..L'TJ...., 4 0 0 0 Miller,,3b .....4 9 1 t» Ahr c ... I 0 - IM vis. 2b ..l-i......... 3 0 t> 0 Bowen, ct ...... ...... 2 Co 0 " Thdd. K. -? r 11 a-Zwick ■..—-—..._ —1 .Q, 9 « Totals 3.1 1 5 1 a Grounded .out tor Davis in sth Score by inning* Blackstone .... .. 800 001-801—I KUnk s out 000 000-i Second Cams Score by InninsRHE Klenk's ..... 3<>l <A2 0-4 » 2 Blackstone ... OOP 2- 2 4 1 Zwlck. and Abr. Doeheuian and; Korte. Go to the church of your choice I next Sunday. If You Hava uemetntng To Bell Try ■ A Democrat Want Ad—lt Rayo. Tonight & Tuesday DONALD O’CONNOR “FRANCIS” Patricia Medina. Zasu Pitta. - A tbe Talking Army Mule ALSO— Sheets 14e-40c Ino. Tas 1 - O Wed. A Thuru.—“Bagdad”—Color I -Maureen O'Hara, Vincent Price First Show Wed. st 4 30 Continuous Thurs. from 1 » BE SURE TO ATTEND! Tonight & Tuesday ‘CUSTOM’S AGENT _Wm. Eythe; Marjorie Reynolds & “BEAUTY ON PARADE” Robert Hutton. Lola Albright 'Sc-JOe the. Ta* ■ ■■ » O— New Summertime Policy! — Starting Frl. for 3 Days — '•Jlggs A Maggie Out Wear' A Eddie Arnold l» “Hoodown”

IrMrl ac. M Stag Hare June IS The first golf stag for membera of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce baa been set for Thursday afternoon. June IS. at the De -■atur gstf course according to Earl Caston, director of member ship meeting* Prim wilt be awarded for various contests anil rt fresh ment* will be frfftffll ’ Registration foe wiß be U art : entrant* must pay their own rreena fees - - Tbe regular Chamber of Cam 1 mere* tournament has hose scheduled for September Al that time members will vie for the Schafer ’ trophy, donated by Daniel and Fredrick Schafer, aad wbleh to ’ currently held by James Wall. I Legion upens Season With 5-4 Victory The Decatur American Legion team launched it* IPM season with a victory Sunday afternoon, edg Ing out a 5-4 triumph over the Mun Jeie Mooso nine at Worthman field I in this city. Decatur scored tbe first runs of tbe game in tbe third toning, tallying three limes on walks to Kehmidt and McCully and hits by Pry and Andrews. Two more runs inions d the plate In th* fourth on hit* by Kable. Bolyard and Fry. coopted with Muncie's only error of the game. Hall limited th* visitors to three i widely scattered single* over the first seven inning*, hut th* Muscle outfit broke out with four hit* and took advantage of an error to score 1 tour run* With the tying tun on!base. Wall fanned Smith for Thet third out. and also struck out two batter* in the. ninth with the tying run ou' second. Bob Bolyard led tbe Legion al hat with three bingles. while Fry. Reed and Kable each bit safely twice. Hall fanned 12 baiters and did not walk a man OMUtoe AB R H E Schmidt. 2b .......... i 1 « 0 Bolyard, cf 5 130 Fry. m. 4 I 1,0 McCully, lb .......... 3 118 Werlln*. c ....... 4 0 0 0 Andrew*, rs 4 01 > nrewsb ....... 0 » 0 Kable If 4 t ! » Kail, p -.4 ” 11 Totals 37 5 13 3 Muncie AB R H E Briggs, »«._3b —.......5 0 8 0 Pa'ui.' t'r "'.T.''.';..7...7.'3' J' » ’» -McDonald, rt 2 1.1 ® Cornwell. 3b /-—...... 2 0 10 Kell«r. s» - 2 0 0 0 Rrtfe. lb ..... 4 12 0 Schaubet. 2b 4 111 Gibson, cf 4 0 2 0 Smith. If 4 » rt 41 Tgeker, C ............ 4 0 0 0 Branson, p 3 1 0 0 Total* 37 4 71 Score by inning* Muneie Moose 080 MW 040—4 Decatur Tseglon .. 003 200 001—S Elks Bowlers Place In National Meet Decstur Elk* bowlers placed high in the recent Elks national bowling tournament at Cleveland. Bob Odle placed fourth' in the Angles with a score of <2t Wilbur Petrie and Orin Schulti finished In fifth place in doubles with a score of 1347. - Other local bowler* who won prise money are: Macklin's garige. tn the team event*. J. Nelson D Stump. C. Cook. R Andrew*. N -Sleury G. Strickler, D. Forst. B. (idle. In the doubles and D. loral. W Schu* and H Murphy to tbe *ingles .. Lm Becbt Stan Rtmmi - ‘ Jm S-K IM Cort Street •e Bicycle 6ivM iwcf . After Fireiaen C«atests SAtarOar. Jaae H, ISW - Save yoar tickets! ; J.

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•I-”- ' > ■ ■ l > Lloyd Momjnini Wins Fori Wayae Tourney Fort W«T»e. l“d.. June 5. — tVFIr- Uuyd Mangrum headed for rhe golden aontversary V, -B. open golf tournament today after pocketlng first prlie money .to the 1410.000 Fort Wayne open. I ' The Chicago pro shot a one-un-ider-pur 7V in the final round -yesterday to card a total of Ml in ’ the 'thole tourney here He fin- 1 ished throe stroke* »h-ad of Ed > ''Porky'' Oliver ot Kenmore. Wash , sbooe final 72 gave him a fourround total of 274. rr.-et prise was worth 22.408 to Mangrum, and Oliver won 21.4<m>. Johnny Palmer of Badin. M.Ctook third with a 277. Australia's Norman Von Nida was fourth with 27», followed by Cary Mlddtecoff,. Memphis. Tenn,;. Chisk,, Harbert Norl**'ttlec Wlt'k. and 'J rm Ferrier. Sun Francisco each with 2T>. Maagrum will try for bls second t, R. open cbampion»hlp-w4umJie tee* off In a field ot !■><> at An. mere. Pa . Thursday He heat Vic 1 Chezsi and Byron Nelson in. a. double playoff «t the Canterhut.. co«r*e th Cleveland, o. in 13i« Middlecoff. the golfing dentist I* the defending champ. Tryouts For Junior Legion Wednesday Deane Dorwln. supervisor of American Junior ha*ehall In Decatur announced initial tryoula for the team will be held Wednesday. Pitcher* and catchers are asked to report at Worthman field at 2 am., infielder* at 1:30 p.m and outfielders at 3 p.m Further tryouts will be held later to the week and It I* planned to start the team schedule next week IOWA PRIMARY rCeettaeod rtrew Pane owe) agriculture secretary Charles F Brannan will tone In lowa* Democratic race for th-* senate ] Brannan hopes are riding with : Albert J. Loveland former/Mdertecretary of agrlcalture who quit I bi* jnS to campaign for th* aea-1 Atdjß an advocate of the Brsnuan - program. There are five other candidate* lu tbe contest. !~ ted-' tag two who oppose the plan — former Gar. Jfslsou Q. Kraaebel aad forawr Rep Oth* Wenrta tn tbe race for tbe Kepeblii-vn aoatiaatl-m far the senate. Sen ftaurte B. Htrkenlooper faces two eBBUengWP- Harry B Thompson es Muscatine and Earl F. Wi*dom of De* Moton* W ysm ham uemethiAE 4o eeii Atew A •v vWw w’F • v ■» Wm| AA. M Wfr* nbbMa - ; J , Ge *• the Church of year choice I t ext Saaday J

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MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE “ W L Pct G 8 Brodkiyn 24.14 .tils St LoMH 24 IS 815 . Philadelphia '24 T 4 Bt«> Boston 23 IS . 558 2‘s i Chicago IS IS 514 4 New York ... . 15 21 ■ 41” 7’ 2 Pittsburgh . 17 28 355 » • Cincinnati 12 28 3vo I’ 1 ! AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct G.B N*w York ...... 2« H 732 Detroit ........ 28 12 SSI 21» Boston-. , .. 27 18 .B**o 6 Cleveland ..... 20 28 s<» BS, Washington .... 1» 21 47.'. 10H Philadelphia ... 15 28 348 IS Chii ego .... 14 27 111 1G . St, -7_UJSr_ J!® IS’v w■•AtUkDAY'B. Nation*! League B«.»tim 1- I’ltiHbuisli 8 Philadelphia 6. Chi< »»<> 2 , Olhrr games American' League Dh* lull. 11. Clevetend t . . . .. . lietrolt 8, i’hiiadelphia I. New York 58. Chicago 13. St Loui* at Washington, rata. YESTERDAY* RESULTS ' National League Cincinnati 3-6 Boston 07. St Ixruis 8. Philadelphia 2. Chi< ago 13. Brooklyn ' 1. New York 4. Pittsburgh .1 American League | St Louis 12‘G. Philadelphia 5-13. Detroit 3. Washington O '- New York 7. rteveland " Buaton 17. Chicago 7 Organize Softball League On Tuesday All team* to voinpe t* i fca-the DgK atitr aoftball league thl» Kummer are, requested to have thei* j u;anarer* or other representative* ' i renent at a meeting at .R o < lock | Tuesday evening at Warthman field Offic ialti plan to start league ’ I lay next W'eek. ' Boys Leagues To Be Organized This Week AU., boy* of l>ri-atur —tntcrcord , In playing b.i.-eball or sof'ltall dur Ing the >Uin>>r arc *»kcd to report al Worthman field at lOjliu Thur», day or Friday to ngn for the lear’a'/ pCbgrama. Boys playing Legion Junior baseball are also eligible for tI»W recreation leagues during j ri»e snrringr :■■ '. ■. , All boys who sign for the leatues will be divided Into age groups. ; and It I* planned to bave both basebail and toft ball league* throughout the summer League play will I start the middle of next week. : If you have ecmevmag to **l> ' ee ream* far rent try a Democrat j Want AA |t bring* rewit*.

Lanier Himls —7' i Cardinals To Tie For Lead New York. Jtme Th* St. Louis Cardinals got a lot more than a fourth man for their drossing room quartet wben old MM» tain musk Max Lanier m reinstated from the Mexican league last season—they might even have gotten the different* between beto( a runnerup and a pennant winner. Lefty Lanier, a close harmony guy for that, old Cardinal hill-billy rheme tong. "Wlltle. My Tom Are Cold." has a different tune when be'* out there on the mound—he give* (hose hitter* the "St. Louis Wue».” Yest'eßday. the chunky hurler from Demon. N. C.. put tbe Cardinal* back Into a first place tie with Brooklyn by turning In a 4 to 2 victory over th* Phlllle*. He gav* up eight hit* and drove In enough run* to win bi* own game with a prodigious baaewloaded triple Det Snnis robbed him of a shutout by hitting a two run homer. Lefty Johnny Schmitt who usually doesn't need the *n<Kle*t bit of encouragement Io beat the Dodgers, got nine run support in tbe first two inning* and waltted on to a 13 to 8 victory for the Cub* at Chkago Hank Edward*. Hoy Hmalky. and Phil Cavarrett* each made three hit*. Cavarrett* getting a homer and Smalley and Edward* each driving iu four runs.... 1 The Giants topped the Pirate*. 4 to 3 al Pittsburgh -when Whitey Lockman tripled in the tying and winning run* with two out to the ninth. It was the Pirate* 11th defeat in the last 12 game* hnd enabled New T'ork ttr move ahead of thens Into sixth .place The lied*, beat the Braves. 3 to it on the four hit pitching of lefty Keji Raffenabenrer. but Boston rante hnek to win the aecond game. 7. Io 8, cashing lit. on a Tive run third InnlHK rally against Herman Wehmelvr . \ : A pair of ‘ shining six-bit shutouts’by Ed Lopat- of "rte'TflnNW ' ami Art Hdutteman ot the Tlgr r*. kept the American league race as It'was. ,\'< w York-remaining 2H games ahead of lietrolt. Ixtpat stopped the Indians, 7 to 8 at New Yotk The Yankee* made 11 hits Including homers by Jerry Col< I man and Joe Cuittus as Lop*t won lit* seventh game tops for any pitcher in the Hague Houttemah' edged the Senator* at Washington. T to 0 Johnny Llpon tripled home Detroit's first, run and the Tigers added two insurariie tallies tn the eighth 0.0 ” 'douYde. Io WWiJFtEPm ■«'4Hf’Wv«rge.i Kell and a single by Johnny Groth Il was Detrolf'4 eighth straight road victory Its. fifth In a row pn - the-current eastern • trip and It's Iftth in 22 starts away front home - this year — The lied Sox. who can t win con sistviitly cn the road liut become terrific when they get home, maul ed the Will e S.-s 17 to 74a H--s ton. giving them a total of 48 run* In their last three games Al Zartl la hit a triple. d<uble. and two single* while Birdie Tebbetts hit a double and" three single*' to set the hitting pace. The Athletic* and Browns divided a double header at Philadelphia St. latuls won the opener. 12 to 5 and the .Athletics countered by winning the sec-'tid game. 13 to 8 after scoring nine runs in the first Inning. Dick Kokos hit a homer In ■ each game for St , !<ouis and Don Mnhardt hit one In the second game tor the Browns - -... ■. .. ! Yesterday s star I,efry Ed las pat of the Yankees: who won hi* sevt nth game tops for the Amrrl can league by holding the-Indians to. six hits with a 7 to « shutout hi* second of the season Tn* In • Gtoß Tuma* — OMrtur Bump*r T* Bumper Shine! " If Jrtte wurrt y*u» c*r to ahrn* from bumpor Io bumper let u* Mac** IE • “ OAY'I MOBIL SERVICE " 14th' an* Monro* St*.

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I ndf < ... . . J /UdfRiCAN ASSOCIATION W L Rot M. MlnneafolU — - 24 1,4 Mt IXdlanatato >6 17 .404 H Lostalll* 23 IS Iff 3 Columbus 18 1# -483 514 Kansas Cltr:«*- 1» « • <75 4 Kt. Paul „ 1» It 482 «>« KUwauke4 U U 412 Toledo # « Ml u t SATUIUSAY'E RESULTS MinneMpito 7. MHwaXkg* 8. o>ly‘sam» pUFM- ’ • YtSTEROAVS results Mlnnffpoll* 88. Milwaukee SI. Colutobu* >l. IndlanapoUy VS. St. Paul 13-13. Kan*** City fr7. Louisville 25. -S. AWARDS <C**rtlff>o* Few** Paue «»we> the different patrol* at the court of honor Mtowlng a carry-ln dinner with the Barents at noon For Rotary troop <l, Kenny Bacaur. acoutmaatar, Oehararlder, assistant, tbe Cobra, led by Jim Rowley, the Panther, led by Phil Krick, aad th* Swallow, by Boh Baker, received blue ribbon* Th* Fox patrol. -JffLJaL J«!X. Wheeler, was awarded a red ribbon. Th* Flaming Arrow patrol l*d by Jack Irnwaon. the Tiger patrol, led by ICarold Sommer* and the Hawk patrol, with Dan Krtieckeb*r(. *U of Lions troop 82. were awarded blue ribbons. Robert Bonekemper is the scoutmaster. Medford Smith, hi* aastotaat. A blue ribbon was awarded to tbe Bear patrol, lad hy David Run j a red ffßiton t£ the Flying Arrow patrol, led by Earl Stahl, of Legion troop 83. Bill Fratter la the scoutmaster and Bill Bollinger, th* aaslrtant Berne and Geneva troop* receiv- ; ed blue ribbons at the camporee ; which was under tbe supervision . ot Keith Banta, with Rev. Steele ■ assisting ■ '7" !

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