Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1950 — Page 6

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Dodgers Deal Cards Double JEa Defeat Monday New York. July IK — <VP> — Brooklyn* pennant-bouud express roared ahead at top speed today! leaving a trail of trampled Cardinal* In It* tracki Moving to within a scant game of the National League lead, the onrushing Dodgers rolled over St. Loui* twice yesterday, £ to 3 and 7 to 1. la a pair of victiNie* that reprseuletl Brooklyn* fifth straight triumph and 11 decision* in 14 game* with the Redbird*. Rangy Dan Bankhead notched hl* sixth victory in the first came, although newcomer Joe Landrum saved the game with scorelea* i hurling over the last two-and-one-third Inning*. Brooklyn clinched the content with four run* lit the first frame, thank* largely to Carl FuriUo'x two-run single and (JU Hodge*' Itth home run. Preacher Roe was the hero of the night game a* he.checked the 1 Card* on five scaltered hit* for hl* 11th victory. Again, the ledger* clinched the game in the opening frame a* Bobby Morgan homered Ddka flnldtr walked ami Cart Furlllo tripled for two run*. Sole St Loui* connotation wa* Stan Mualal. who stretched h|* consecutive hitting »treak to 20 strsight game* with a. double In each contest , . .While the Cardinal* were 4 drop •ping Into a second place tie With, the Boaton Brags*. the Phillies* eased back .InlFfhe lead., when! tketr ghme with th- Chicago i'uh* pg* postponed he. :av*e of. ruin' Billy -Southworth* 'Brave* otriyj; a halt game off. the pace, ruinedi the big : le»cih* debut of-Bill Pierpo ' with a five-run ninth Inning that' spelled an S to S verdict /over Pittsburgh. Pierro went JMo the I AIR CONDITIONED — -o ■7 Last Time Tonight — SPENCER TRACY -FATHER ot the'BßlOi" ALSO—Short* !4c4oc Inc. Tax. n— WEI). & THURS. 0 -__r i w■* mm m,* — c ■ ... —■ .. OCR DIG DAYS! First Show Wed. at 6:30 Continuous Thur, from 1:30 HE HI RE TO ATTEND! TAYLOR N’TURNtR Together! t™G3 & HEFUI(>.) \ eowamTarnolo/ Fn. & Sat -‘- •3 Came Home” -0 — Coming Sun —High’”’ B*ng Crosby A *P» Kettle”

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ninth with a A3 lead but after Willard Marshall's two-run double pot the tyltw run on second. Earl Torgeson doubled and Sid Gordon tripled. Ralph Kiner of the Piratedclouted ht* 26th homer with one on in the first. Ex-Cardinal Jim Hearn stopped the red-hot Cincinnati Red* as he doled out but four hit* for a 10 to 3 New York Giant victory. Bobby Thomson. We* Westrum and Alvin Dark each tagged Herm Wehmeier for home runs a* the i Giant* put the game..beyond salvation with six runs in the sixth. Detroit, lengthened It*. American league tend to four and a haHl game* by humbling th* Philadelphia Athletic*. 8 to 6 and 3 to I. In a twHight twin-bill. The Tig gr* came from behind twice in the opener to furnish Southpaw Hal Newhouser with his 10th triumph. Three runs in the eighth Inning on four single*, a walk and CharJ 11-, Keller'S triple enabled Detroit to win the first game. i Saul Rogovin limited the Ath- , h-tlcs to seven hits in the night cap while registering hl* second victory Johnny Lipon* leadoff double, an infield out and Vic Wert*' single gave the Bengal* a run In the first Inning and thp winning run wa* manufactured in I the second on a walk. Aaron Roh- , inaon's single and Don KolloWay's [ long Hy Boston «plft a day night doubleheader with Cleveland, ihe Indians taking the opener. 11 to 6. gtid the Red Sox salvaging the nightcap. 7to .1 Cleveland catpe from be-I hind with tour run* >U the fifth in ’ ntng of the first game and adped four more In the-sixth. Joe (for- 1 ( don. with five,.hit* in a* many I tries, hit a thfee-run homer In the.Xlxlh tn the second game. Walt - Dropo * iir.l homer broke s 5-5. ■> ■leadKa-k’-ln the seventh and Matt' ■ llaHew«ilM> h..mvre»t In the ..eighth’ j ttf give Joe IN.bs.ih hi* tftth vicf- I '”' ...X-,:- ~ fatrry Berra's two-run'double* in Hr- seventh snapped ,i 2 2 fie ali|l gave the Yankees a 4 to 3 triumph over .the While Sox Rookie Ed Ford notched . his first majuj. i league victory although lie needed Tom F.errii'k * help in 'th- eighth ; Clii.-O Carrasiiqel homered for | Chicago. , Bob’ Etizava registered hi* fifth ii lory pit. hijiv Washington to 1-3 to I conquest over the Brown* I Leg, Moss' homer saved st - Loui i ■■■■■■■■■■■ 111 I pifirg. in m Tonight & Wednesday First Run Sensation! The GREATEST I ADVENTURE j -afc. Ever! Lived! | J. *a TRUS S *RR \ pttsvnti kA. ""'k Mw . ill a iJtj i p IKW by V\ (TECHNICOLOR I *»*t»oi«« - f o/wp f a*c A L WR* ELDRIDGE • SULLIVAN VHP L W TRAVERS • RYAN yjJ J *.' DEREK BOND .•* bisA James Robertson JUSTICE —o—o THURSDAY A FRIDAY ■ Trail of Yukon” . o—o X Coming Sun.— Abbott A Costello NOOSE HANGS HIGH under A? free. Smoke. Eat. Relax m yx>ur car.

nn—nn— ——n————— Horseshoe League Steadings Listed Team itandink* in the county horaeahoe league are a* fallows: W L Pct Monroe 71 2» ' 717 i'nion Twp." <•*> 3* .G®7 Salem —- W 3a ’ .846 Pleasant MUIa 56 43 SS« Craigvllle 54 45 * .545 Geneva 5« 4S " se'. Burke - 45 54 .455 t Berne 37 <2 .374 l ! Preble .» 7ft .»:! 1 McMillen . 23 78 .232 hI ■ ' Revised Schedule Os \.~ Boys Leogwe Tourneys Wet ground* forced postponement of tourney* in th* boy* league* at Worthman field this week f A revised »chedule wa* announced today by Bob Worthnian. xui> ervlnor In the absence of Deane "Corwin, who I* attending Khinmer' school. The schedule follow*: Major leagne: Wednesday Velio* Jacket* y* Bug*, ha. m . Yankee* vs Shark* Friday — Winner* ot Wednesday game*. 9 a, m.; ./losers of Wednesdaygame*. 10:38. Minor league: Thursday l — 01-'•ants,-Vs Red Sox. 9a. m.: Dodger*: v« Cardinal*. 10:30; -Monday j Winner* of Thursday game*. 9 a ' m.; huier* of Thursday gaaie*. 10:30. - from a shntout. I Yesterday* Star--Preacher Roe, LBrpoklyn." for hl* five hit. 7 to 1 victory over the Cardinal* SAYS RATIONING >*-»*» Pane 4hw> ; *• coffee . ' “ | Firestone Tire and Rubber Co jumiwd prices on s all type* of re-■pftu-ement tire* • from fixe tu'7B* 1 jyr.-eor, rand' Geherwl Tire- -and-n Wublter Co raised price* on tires ami tubes' five 'to 12'y /pet< <*i: Firestone -aid lbw d*iTyauMss wte,' ■'.l ’due to higher cost* <>f raw maje< lai. labor and transportation. The American Woolen .Co. hiked prices on worsted fabric * from 18)4 to 17'4 emts a yard and blam ed. the inc rease rm a «hor4bge ccf fine wool*.

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Mimi r AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pe». G-B. Mmneapoli* ... 52 34 .6i£> Indianapolis . 53 38 .582 I*4 . izmisvlllf .. . . 52 40 .565 “3 St. Pau! 48 42 .533 fi Columba* - - 12 46 .477 II Milwaukee ... J7 52 .416 16** Kan-ras City ... 34 48 .415 16 Toledo ..--. 37 54 .407 >7-i YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Kansas Oily 7, Indianapolis 4. Toledo 3-2. Minneapolis 2-7. —St. Paul 5-3. Columbus <*2. "Milwaukee 5. Louisville 4. Junior Legion Team Wins Over Bluffton The Decatur Junior Lagion team defeated Blufftop. 14-8. In a district league rtarile at Bluffton Monday ! evening The game was shortened I to five innings because of the late I start. ’ Decatur scored-11 4>f its runs in ’ the'first two inning*. The winners made only seven hits, but were : aide d materially by six Bluffton ' error- Sc-hneler limited Bluffton to rjnly two hit* Drcanir was scheduled —ter play Fust 47. Fort Wayne, at Worthman field In this city at 5.3 ft ci clock IN*- ‘ ve-nin? in another leaguegame""' . • Yesterday'*-line score: RHE I>e - .ci uf' . . r-62'*'l 14 7 i Bluffton , »2*' 1> '• 2 « Schuller and Conrad; Braun Spehegct- and tb-rdon .. .. Columbia City Horse Show Is Cancelled' The horse cdtow scheduled at Trannimwrrffjr#»i»" « -wiwf- .tauwue;. .h. «*n anvnHrd. j.y < • *♦ prpM-njatft’ H of th«* fifth anntiaE brat lon Atated ‘today. Too f’* entries'(o, .thr varioiiw ] prompted the i anrolia twin ofr the two nhows All fees and box nea’ pnn huseg pai4l In advance- will !»• refunded

Huge Gambling Ring Uncovered By Police Culver City. Calif... July 18 — tVPi—Polk-s today uncovered a huge gambling ring which booked: more than Jl jiai.OOfl monthly in bets on major league baseball galnes and said the ring Was linked to a nationwide syndicate Clientele of the giant gambling operation Included "lota of prominent people. Including movie stars," detective Robert M. Conlon of the Culver City poHoe said. ’ Conlon said FBI and treasury department adbnts are moving into the ca*e. Conlon and police Sgt. M. H. Martin uncovered the ring accl-i. dentally. They followed a suspect-' ed race track bookie to a drugstore and hi* trail took them Into the: tear room of the store The room was beadquarters of, the ring's ojieratioa in this area. Conlon said Culver City 1* 18 miles west of downtown Los. An- j geles" The ring booked bet* on outcome! of games and individual player per 1 formauce*. the officers said - ‘ 1 "We have absolute proof Os it* Heup wlth a syndicate with outlets In New York. Chicago. I.\hlladel phia;~Hi Touls. lhßton and other ; place*." Conlon said Police took three iron into r«< . tody. They were deseribed a* "only the guys who handled the tele photo*'' However, authorities found ledger* containing entrie* which point to brain- behind the operation HOLD ENGINEER .. finHrtlMteiMl 'Fr—i r—» j ihl pl. ad not «nHt> ” Ih. Fill Mid R<‘*»-iibvrc ri. piit vtl (11» i to; 1 i’* 4 wh‘» w<*iK«d at’ HW*' Atomic bomb ctirter at La* Albumk. X M tn >t«-ai .itnmli" infoimai for th*' anM FBVf him . spt tifi* in-tru* »i< n- a> l*» Th* v|..- •*( HU'*ia htt- Alh*iub ...a.,,'; .. J. H . - 5 I -if "b< I’i” M » • bine Co, urm d» *cr(b* <l by rwdith t»or>,K." veiy pleaauaC and‘a ’’fond * I —— —-— ■■—

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MAJOR | ' W L Pct 0-1. Detroit MB7 667 New York ..50 38 61U 414 Cleveland 49 35 .503 6*4 Boston «38 .548 »*,! Washington' .„. ft 44 457 17 St. Utul* 30 58 .366 2414 Philadelphia ..w 89 54 .349 26 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct- G-A Philadelphia ... 45 33 .577 St. Louis 46 34, .570 . *4 ■Boston ........ 45 34 .570 54 [Brooklyn <3 33 .566 1 ' Chicago 34 40 .474 8 New YorkM 43 456 914 I Cinelnaati 33 46 .418 12*4 Pittsburgh 89 49 .378 16 YEtTCRDAY’t REEULT« Amertsan League . Clevelaad Jl-5. Boston A* I Detroit 0-3. Philadelphia Al Chk agb 3. NOW York 4 I Ft Ixntfs t YVaxhlngtoe .1 Natlanal Lcagus Brooklvn At. Ft Louis H Boston ». Plt'sbursh A. . » Naw York I*. Clm lnnatl 3 j- FkU»4»i»»Ma al ChJ' Sgo P***.**..; Led, tain,—. ' I ALLIED AIR U nSwaW OMB rane > 7 30 p m «1 Mt • a, CRT » •There has be-a Httle «e uw[ eh- my si! >l>r-'«l t»»fc»v and Is’** veMerdky AmerL»« Idiot* r»p«»rt that the r-esnstatrt*’• I ar.- trying t«*w*M ,*kw Ksvw rtver hrMgv They "**-* *■' **»•* fixe.l to set th’-it tank- and ay Hller’y sc tops "Amerh-an air power is making that l.ridae relmlMta* ' jAh .Wb .ItffiipH and ■<>--Is ;. ■ "A»perlean '*«•*•< W are- Wet* <•'■ ■ ployeii . and ready f ,w aaytblax rhaf may happen 10 VA EMPLOYES A« H-MMHroeS.S'vem man met i Ing to give them .more, details rhe .Nashville Knoxville irt-egala.

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