Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 168, Decatur, Adams County, 19 July 1950 — Page 8

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Junior Legion 1 Team Wins Jo > Enter Playoff Decatur's- American Leghm Junior baseball team, scoring a S-3 vtetory over Post 47. Fort Wayne. Toesday evening at Worttiman field. moved into a possible tourway playoff for the southern division title in the fourth district Junior Legion Teague Decatur. . Post 47 and Post *2. also of Fort Wayne, each has won seven games and lost three. Berne, with a record of sis and three, will play Woodburn Thursday and must win to qualify tor th* playoff. This playoff will be a sudden death affair. with the winner to meet Angola. north division titlist, in a two-ofthree series for the district championship. “ Decatur win play Post *2 In the Initial playoff at Worthman field here Thursday evening at 6:30 o’ (lock. All members of the Decatur team are asked to report -at 4 o’clock In event Decatur win* this game the finar division playoff| will also be held at the Worth man- diamond, the date to be an nounced later. (lecatur broke away to a running I mart last evening, scoring four; runs in the first Inning? sufficient-! for the victory. Singles by Pollock | Maae and Petrie, coupled with i walks to Laurent and Gass, ac counted for the four runs The Fort Wayne nine counted twice In UuLXMrd frame and linn la the fifth: But Decatur caioe. xwh-hi the sixth to. put ■'.lie wrarwjrr: The»i-runs s<.. c It-fV'.-ei"wed- and I'--:-lock plus a single Io (’ontad and. UkUrent’s double Eit-'h tram trrmf* five It t. igr ioepine" the Mows better scattered than the Fort Wayne hut’li r “ Decatur AB R H E Potl.sk If . 2 I J •• Laur-n' 2l> — 11 *'■' •’’■'nail's, er-'-.-— 8. ’1 —w—«J 1> <i«Ke . p I V- ° -J' | * lb ‘ 1 ■V. ’ ’ S--h.Hk-!>;.. if ~ I ’»: 111 - ” 1 V«KlFwrth* 'I. I t »» “ j Coin ad. < 11 ) ; ■' - ■ • ■- . ’ *—2 J Total* 22 < ' <•! - .Ph.»u«.. . F,, AHm*n 2l> ’ 2 1 .Ji b] lira. J J.' - ' / Forioy. It . I Clark lb . : ■ ■ 'j Per* v ss ’ 3 •' " W Vondelyn. < , ? 1- . Nafehi < •' . - ’■ ••- ■ ' » EtSl.r, < f . • If you nave serpethlng to sei or rooms for rent try a Democrat Want Ad It brings results. ■BMBBMSMaHI^MHBB^MMB 1 AIR CONDITIONED Tonight & Thursday . p— — < ' (H R BIG DAYS! Eir«it Show Tonight fit-’W ( ont inuoii- Thur, from 1 : !IO BE SI RE TO AT I EMI! TAYLOR ’N’ TURNER Together! <WrQ|| riWer Air HEFUNiLW \ edward'arnold / ALi»O Shorts Me*4oc ■ Inc Taw —-o—o ~ < Sa* —"3 Came Ho»ne" T Smr. Men. T„et—’Riding High” — -K

McKinney Steps Out As Pirales’ Owner Pittsburgh July 19. —(VP) — Freak K. McKinney today resigned as ynieident of the Pittsburgh Pirates and sold his stock to-John Galbreath and Tom Johnson, vicepresident and secretary of the club Galbreath will become president of the club and Bing Crosby wilt remain a vice president. Johnson will continue as secretary and also wlll take on the duties of treasurer McKinney said*that he could not properly handle the business of the Pirates by “remote control.” He is president of an Indianapolis bank and makes his home there. . . He said he war retaining outright ownership of the Indianapolis Indians of the American Association The working agreement between! the Pirates and Indians will proceed uninterrupted, McKinney said. (ialhreath. who bar large real estate holdings in Columbus and Cleveland, recently Increased his business 'lnterests In Pittsburgh and planned to take up part time residence here, McKinney will remain on the club’s board of directors McKinney said he resigned his | job and sold his stock "with a deep sens* of appreciation and gratlItudi" to Pittsburghfan*. i , ■■■ Dr Arinond. rs ’3 0 ft 0 1 Saatfrank. p'3 0 ft 0 ! Totals .. 26 3 5 1 1 Score by inuincs Po?r 47 ■ ... 1-02 Ml 0 :: : Hecgtur . . 4ov ih«2 x •-/. > - ■ Democrat Want Ada Bring, Results The, Orrxin.rt ITALIAN s’ SPAGHETTI 2 plates for 91.00 EVERY THURSDAY , NITE i Time Tonight Technicolor Smith' I ? COLI wm s" • Fredric. March. Florence .Eldridge I --O- - & FRI. ■>» _ r - SB CBWAfit 2m.. KRTT AS TIK ■ GREAT ■ • OUTDOORS' BT EVERY KIIER “ n ' ■ ** *** - aWeWtl ■rail YrO/’JWT ukon ’ GM« Dkifal I r. EDWMOS AMMN f/. 0-0 — Coming Sun. —Abbott A CtSttllo NOOSE HANGS HIGH” —o . Children funder “2 free f>t. four c > r ' , Y V

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Legion Rookie Team Defeats Berne, 5-2 ( With Bruntwn and buff rolla 1 borating for a no hit effort: “th* ’ lueatui- Jurfior legion rookies.d» feaVed B» rno *-2. at WorthmaHi field here Tuesday affermuMi p wm the fihaJ game of the aea - J-AH to I —t-hr —Ergiun YiHfkie*. who scored o ven victories and suffered <»n!) one l'»as during the year f Ibratur moored twice in the firgt inning on two hits, picked up two jnore in the second <»n three safeties and added the final tally in the fhird oli »>hP safety ; Bern» ?iKbMigfi held without , i,d,L.w !■ v I walk, f rafur errors anua fiHd» r < etioiee b»raT«r eiecutej.. 9 iri ;>- pkh in- the frame after fw<. Berne players reached base on a watfc and an error ’ Decatur ,AB R‘ H E M< l>< ugat 2b 2, ’* .” 1 \titatid , 1 '• " '' buff. :b j> . • .»» 11 1 Harvey lb 121 J Heim lb . w . t |. Brunton, p » - I I " PuiimjL- < i ;• 1 rebel. If - ~.2 11” R M<(urdv .! I - •’ <- Ponrajl. ct . 2 11” I) McCurdy/xt .. . : I •' ' Blaokatone. - 2 A ” Engle. I '• ” ' Ral*t<d<rf 2 •» «• ” ll.iwky. rs •• '• .<» ” Totals . 2'Berne AB R H E Miamii. rs - ’• ” " ” EhrsaWi. 2b . Kirchhoff*r. e ’ * '• “ spnrrrevr- P - ‘ J “ 1 Whitehuret. : <5 _J* ” ' •: ! • " ” ' • Imidindts. If ’ 1 ” - ! Mver*. *b 2 1. “1 Uecltty. 1b •. 1 v ‘ Total* . 22 2. «• S ore by Inninas tttfne 77: 2 7 :s -H&bg j 2 !i4:.i’H' 221 ' X I Bugs, Sharks Win Tourney Openers The Rug* and. Shark* won firb’ round games in the Imiv* league playoffs this -morning at Worth man field. The line score* RHE Bug* M 2 32 7 4 2 Yellow Jackets M 00—0 0 1 Retaking and Conrad; Puff and PoHork. RHE Shark* 15J 34-14 « 2 Yankees 122 23- 4’o <5.3 Helm and Rowlev. Murph) Bro kaw and Aura nd SEEK BAND PARADE «*«<> rhuj pa«w|i«a3» tension of competing in the affair BOY SCOUTS ATTEND «< Frwoi l*w«e O«e» of ’tt* police department to them and ’hey w*re tq i*e other officials later Then thrv are to be queried by j heir cGunolior. W Guv Brown wh w|l! pa«* nn their work giving | ■

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Billy Dewell Signs As Cords' End Coach j Chicago July 19 H l.b The I Chicago Cardinal* announced t*> day that HilliTlieieir. «t.ar paw* receiver, had du’t i”'*' playing ranks to >.*•• <. m */ "hetul T'ardlnaJ And coni h .De well Jia* been wfth the Cardinal*' sin< e 194 U: Hi* bee* season wa* wVerr be gained 1 U 43 yar.da'and rauclu s» vch tmn.h down pas**-* " . The 32 year <Md Kansan- earned ■j three l»‘t:»-i* in {n.nhall. ba*ke t ■ ( ball and baseball al Southern Methodist I’niveisit) The Cards ‘"pthui 'annoiinied —Hte —signing—»-i---1 Stan J Flow rs former I'niversity of -Redlands pass receiver who ’ rated tops in the nation Ln 1947 1 when he caught 53 jmissv**, g_ ' MOBILE X-RAY UNIT i H lAHIRWed l r«*m IMMR* <»«*» ‘ Tii» unit wHI appeal hi B»-iiu j Monday July -24. in t-he .->iu I !<• clock afjd ab<- In in I j7 to x pstn . Wednesday from 9'to |1 •' ;i 'll arid from 1 ' ♦■■2’ ■*• ' phi . Thursday from 9 to I” o'rfpck in the morning FRESH YANKEE 4<*«etln«eA I-Twim t'««r Owe) -an several days ago and some ele mint* already have itone into ac ti -n-on tin Ta* h»n front reinforcing rhe embattled 24th division holding ’here t'nitfd war corrr«pi»ndent libhert C Miller reported from sh» Taejon front that the American vk/ tory over the la't'eit Red thrmu •w ard Ta*jon w is The iuo-t /fop-' sided victory of the war " / An American patrol killed-or wmindt d 2°.” to~3l»o NortX Korean* • 1V1!:e filfbt llu ir u former South Koregn provisional - lanital hr “-aid -/ . \ ’i.- ■ . 1". m.e bin. funr.i r< and iut«»»nati> Hfl/tnen just "mowed hem cfown ‘ Jlie patrol 4’oinmrtiidvt told Mdht/ ■* ' The ojtfy American casualty was t mavnur*-gunn* t who burned his hams ■' WORLD WARS I & 11 Are Yob Browing Money Awiy ? Many veteran* do not know the benefit* that are availableto Jthem. e*pecially those who were <fi»abled, injured, tick or wounded while in service. — HEAR — WM E. SCHEURER List those benefits that are available to ybu.' Attend the Meeting Os ADAMS COUNTV CHAPTER 91 Disabled American Veterans Tin gSDAV JULY 20 7: W P. M. EAGLES HALI.

Blackstone Is 12-6Wmner InFedLoop t ' Tnppvd by a »«vvn-nin aecoM fanlng. th* INcatur Ulackat<A>e* d*tvated th* Fort Wayne MerrbantMihm* 139. In a Federation Iraan* Kam* Tu**day nlabt at Pvenicer park in Fort Wayn*. Th* local nin* pounded out 10 hlt« In thia.aecond tram*, including two by Krueckrbcra and double* by Hartman and Korte, to tally the sei-ond run» "8. The Fo/t Wayb* team had taken an early 4-1 lead, which Bla<-k«tone craved In th* big frame Gaunt, at though touched for II hit*, kept the blow* pretty well «e*tt*r*d after tne flr»t tram* to register th* victory again*! three Moo** hut+*r». who were rapped for 13 »afetl*« — Blackstone AB R H C Getting 2b 4 1 2 2| Bulmaha. M S 11 O' P Hl»n« If- 0 0 0 0, Voorhee*, aa 4 11 l! Krutfaman. 3b 4 1 I 1 Hartman, rs 5 2 2 0 S-hnellker. rs boon Korte, c 3 3 1b Kruei-keberg. cf 5 12 0 G Hleni. lb 5 1 2 0 Gaunt, p . :....... .. 4 110 Total* ... 1.....' 3S~I2 _ 13~5 Merchant Mooae - Al RHE Thioiipiion. cf . .. . 3 11- 0 Mumma.rf ....2 o'o 0 Wright. If 5 110 Way. rs 5 0 2 0 Conrad, c . .... 5 11 O I'nderWood. lb 5 2 0 0 Snyder, 2b ... ....— 5 u 1 0 i Fabian. 3b ..4130 I Miller. *a ..1.7. 4 0 . 1 »< I Hn’niier., -p --«,1 "o' Ijuillu- Cl. jl . , . . T- '|> .II | t Wannei. j< 2. 0 1 '0 . • -Tn«w ■s. .ire In •innjna-s- -■ .. .... ..-J. Mt r'-hant MiHii* . 'b- ft flfh-'kitlitie. ’ 17* Jil’ IHI« 12'

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pet G.B. MlMigapoll* .... 12 35 .s*B Indianapolis 63 3S .57* I l * Loulsrflle 757— 5.4 40 5?4 81. Paul 49 42 .539 ‘ Columbus ...— 41 47 .472 11 Kunst city — 35 4* 422 15 Toledo—— 3* 54 .413 I*"4 Milwaukee 37 54 40T IT YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Louisville 12*. Milwaukee 17 Toledo 4. Mlnneap.ll# 2. Kansas City 4. Indianapolis 1 8t Paul 4. Columbus 3. I MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE • W L Pet. G.B. Boston .... 46 34 .575 i Philadelphia ... 4S 34 575 SI Louis 46 34 575 Brooklyn .".. 43 34. .55* 1H ' Chic ago 37 4! .474 S New York- . 36 44 .450 10 Cincinnati 34 46 .425 12 Pittsburgh 2* 50 367 l*Mi * AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Detroit 54 2* f*s9 New York .. 51 32 614 31* Cleveland ... 50 35 s** 54* Boston ~. 47 3* 553 *S Washington .... 3* 44 463 16 Chicago ..J.... 36 fit 41S 2« St Ixitrt* 3« 53 361 24 S I’hiljdelphla ... 29 55 .345 26 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National Leagu,* . flostoa 11. PMUbargh 3. ’ Chicago. 6-3. Philadelphia .2 * - Cincinnati I. New York’" st Louis 5. Brooklyn 3 ■ Amgeican League «4>rk.U2..S^=Luuls.4.^-„ S iJ Waahinetoa S'. Chii-agir 2 L >Ui*ii'»n 1' i».ir,.it '< . Cleveland ,10. Philadelphia 2

Berne Teams Win Softball Meet Openers Two Bern* team* srorgd “yl4* lories ki opening night Adams county softball tourney Tuesday night at McMillen field, eliminating thro Decatur entries Graber Tin A Plumbing edged out a 9* victory over Rural Youth in the opener, scoring in four of their sixlnnings. and founding out 13 hits. Graber Produce had a field day at the expense of Beery-Vixard in the nightcap, walloping the local team, 20-5 Three home run* featured the Bern* team’s attack', one by F ■ Liechty and two by R Fluecitiger, j the Graber hurkr Two more first round games will be played tonight, with Dunbar meeting VFW I* the opener at 7 : 30 o’clock, followui by Berna; Oil against’the K. of C. Play will con-j ’ tlnue Thirtday night, with Berne. Farm Equipment rheetlng McMillen at 7:Jo p.HI., followed by the winners of Tuesday night’s games Semifinals will b* played Friday night, and the final game at ‘ *i> in Saturday. All tourney game* are played at McMillen field, with the event »|H>hsored by the Cen ' ,lral Soya employes reination as ’ i siu fation. lA*t night’s scores: R H, E 1 Hural Youth . -001 250 ft */? T Graber Tin . 103 230 x 913 3 W Landis. C Landis aud Get , ting Kuhn and Ist h. R H E ( Beery-Visard - 000 311 0— 5 5 6 Bfaber >rod. 457/W2 x 20 13 2 Ladd. Beery' and Strickler Fluecklrer and D Lehniati / -r.- ' ' . 1 CURBS ARE ORDERED l<'sßitfl||a*i»W ratal ftapa O«ri ’ ihiTi e a f(** per. ..).r d..« l.“f.»< rU.’C’l on -mortgage* insured .fey tKe-jMH .. efans administration wherever

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