Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 22 July 1950 — Page 6

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Junior Legion Team Out Os League Playoff The Decatur Amerlrin Legion i Junior team wax eliminated from the dixtriet league we Friday * afternoun, booting away a 12-S loax to Poet *2. Fort Wayne. The Decatur boya made eight co«Uy error*, which offset an early 4 4v lead they had obtained In the flrat two innings. Hits by PoHort; Pusae and Pet? rie. plus walks to Gass and D. Gage gave Decatur four runs in the first Inning. Two more tallied in the second on a walk to Voglewede. tilts b> Pollock and Laurent and a Fort Wayne-error. Three hits' gave Fort Wayne two runs ter the third, four counted In the fourth on only two hits and tliril the fifth nn only cn<- hi 1 Decatur came bark to fie the score at 8-8 in the fifth on hits by Busse. Petrie and Voglewede, bur Fort > Wayne iced the. game with four in the sixth on only two hits and four, Decatur errors Friday's gamexl'‘*ed the -ear-n —tor D.<*turWWmihadau t .\-rall. record of 11 victories and six d< •. feats through league and exhibition games Post 47. Fort Wayne, eliminated Berne Friday. 3-1. and the two Fort 1 Wayne teams were scheduled tai meet In Port Wayne, Vhl* afternoon for the south division title Rdit*2.‘ AB R H E Rudtley. s« '... 1 ...fltendd lb ‘ 1 . Me . I 1 " Buclthnatf es ..... < -1 "• -- Hrtylan. rs ■ • I ' I «; . Noll. 2b . ’■ "1 " RUgan-kib 2b .... I " Kolhen. W ----- B fr ; Frederick. !> ' - 1 11 Totals '• 12'S 2 . Decatur AS RHE Pollock, if -• <r lauirrnt. 2 b Jill Gass. < f . : 1 " 1 S< 'meh I rs i> . -ton o Busse, lit I?. . 3 ?' 2 " ’ I'.-rh- ■ ’ 12 2 4 i» Gage ~ i « '• " - 'Roinkinf . p " . " " " Biun’r.n ‘rt . i .. .. <■- ' 1 'n«|lwd.r-e^—j»~. T *la<e <. 1- “ o u "Ti».il\ ' " '• S, p.u -x; - 2 124 o 12 Decatur .4_‘" ''2l - ''. Indianapolis Negro Is Held For Murder Indianapolis. .Inly -’2 < VP> F.mjnetC Street i neuro was held today-on a charge of murde in the shooting -of Robert Ward. ;4 also a negro Detective* -aid witnesses told them Ward started ;<n a/irnmeni i with :t group of men Including Street and Street stmt Wr-d in the left side .111'1 shoulder with a revolver . . < i-

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MWM AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pct 4.1. Indianapolis 54 to .581 Minneapolis 53 3* .574 1 Loulavilte 55 41 .547 1% i St. Paul.s2 42 .553 3 Columbus 44 47 .484 *44 Milwaukee 3* 55 415 14 > Toledo 3*. 54 .411 Kansas City 35 52 .402 1444 YESTERDAY'* result* ' St. Paul 4. Minneapolis 1, ‘ Only game scheduled. Mize Stars As Yanks Defeat I. . — Tigers, 14-5 New’ York. July 22. — (VPI — Smiling. Casey Stengel, with a 1 < atch in his throat and a drink In ,hls hand, today toasted beefy, brawny Johnny Mise — “A guy 1 who caused me plenty of misery L fin my life." I Stengel sighed heavily as he recalled his managerial days with the Boston Braver ( "We tried everything to get Mile out,” he said. "Just never could, that's all. That bls guy made me cry many times, believe me " But Casey smiled In his best . championship fashion today as ae ■ Talked about 'the two home' runs , Mite riimted tn the YtHikeW-tt-ro , 5 victory over IMtroit last nigh' l New York thus moved to within a J game and u half of the league lead ~ Ing Bengal* i Ry rapping out tour hits and i driving in five riihs the 34-yeaT f old Mire hoisted his batting aver- > age from '..347 to 3*o: Over the : last four games, he has-driven in ' 11 runs and shows a stratospheric x 47 hatting average . ’’ While the Yankees were mow- ' nig down Detroit with the aid o! Tom Ferrii-k s fine relief pitchins.-, I the Boston lied Sox climbed to ' within seven and a half game* of ' first placed by defeating the St. 1 plif and KTrdie Teldodts each clour, attack *»n Flurry Dovish and Clar cro p Marshall: Jo*’ Ih>bson r» gist t-red'his 11th victory, although he ‘ needed help from rookie* Gordon Mueller ami Willard Nixon Washington /humbled’ Cleveland t?T2 i.n a game marred by aru in jury so Indian he r Mike Garrl.i The Cleveland right hander spra-iti- ♦ d an ankle while trying to catch a foul ball and i« expected to be sidelined for In days to two week« The Senators'took i _’-d lead in first intring on two walks,. Rickey Vernons single and Beto Avila's error, and then added their third Grasso’s sin'Kle. a sacrifice and E<l Yost'S; single The Philadelphia A s snapped

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•Ix-game losing streak with a 7 to 1 <; vktory over Chicago in io Inn I Ings Sam chapman, who acorwl | the tying rnn In the ninth, drove ’ jn deride the contest in the iota Hank Wyse’ was the winning pitvii- 1 «r Emilia Sawyer's Philadelphia Phillies ' moved back Into* a first f t lare tie with St. IxHlis in" the Na [ ■* tl<»nal league ~by topping Pittsburgh 4 to 1. while theTardlnatsj lost 5 to 4 to the Giants in 11 innings Bubba Church held the Pirates to eight hits, one of. them -being Ralph Kiner’s 2Hth homer, for his third triumph. Sal Maglie- held the Redbirds to ’ seven hits including a homer ’ and two singles by Stan Wwsial as he notched his sixth victory The Giants broke tip the game in moved to third on'Maglie's infield " 'rrfit an3**'xrrTrr4 'as•TWF'-'l^n? r ' bo<»ted Eddie grounder 4 i reg<4,ier . Roe hurled Brooklyn to a 7 to 1 triumph over Cincinnati ' and to-within twoamla half games nf ftT a< hieving his 12th <’ictorv, "lb»e walked hone ami . yUdded eight hits, including Ban ny Litwhiler'w hmner The b»»d gers < linched the game in th fourth when two walks and singh v. by Roy Campanella and Pee Wee Reese them two r uns Bo*> Morgan hotndred fur the ,IMh! gers \ndy .Pafko’s double followed by Bill Serenas' single gave Chi«a go al3 inning 4to victory-over the Btistun Braves. Johnny Schmitz was the winner ami John ny Sain the loser. Pafko had th re hits including his Ifith homer Yestenlav’sStar Johnny Mize of tire Yankees. mJio_ smashed two homers drove in five run* »< star in a 14 to a victory over Be troit. J .„, ■ — x- ; —— DUTCH NAVAtkUNIT <C«atl*iae«l t'rRM l’a<e <»•*» Taejon' tv the communtets as the ' -most —humiliating American def 4 at ' of the Korean war.

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Indiana Exceeds Its Savings Bond Quota lndtanap<»lis July _’J il l’i ThmasM rW*td*Tt« n? 1? - ; S SilvThgs 7-Twmtr ! drive quota by 11 percent.■ director , Robert W Fowler announced to, tday. ' * I The goal for "purchase* of series , E bonds was <•* *-i-sitbs< rib.-d b Fowler said, during ~ campaign bet ween May 15 and July 15. j Fowler said heaw buying follow- ♦ d an appeal five day* twfore the drive ended, and ainiut xt» ihhijmci was invested during th» period July IV 15 ‘Of i vurse w* d<m t like it, hesaid But it 13 just a not tai in the d» living mt ion until « an Hi .’i.;' 1 ' !■ >z . A - -' r Ti* nu; ■ ■ stgiv ahky »Rf buejjjat he 'would not ("alTit a dr? frat It 1- ~,uh t »f *!io-i» d* V* lopriu nbi. to br ♦ xpt i t 4 d | He referred f<» the and great—-Tintram " of tjurrican of ficYjs and m»h "all dirwh-the litm under vi t a" using < ir< urnstam ♦< ' 11. h i<i i. > djr. < t ■ •> 'in •nt oj par* • • k- x -1 of -fi po«:s th;.' tin order tt» Mm troop* iU T.o ion did not git through

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I MAJORS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Ret GR. iktroit 2. 55 30 .<47 New York 54 33 428 114 Cleveland - 52 34 .s*l 444 Ikmton 49 39 .557 7% Waahinitton 40 41 .474 1414 Chicago — 34 52 409 20*4 St Louix 30 54 34* 25*4 PlUlud, Iphla .... 30 57 345 24 * NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Ret G.R. Philadelphia —t 4* 34 .571 St. Umls 48 34 .571 Boxton 44 34 .541 1 : Brooklyn 44 34 .550 2 I Chicano ... 39 41 488 7 Sew York 38 44 .452 10 (Inclnnati 34 47 .4.34 US I'lttaburah 31 52 .373 14S YESTERDAY'* RESULT* 0 American League Philadelphia 7, Chkaao 4 (10 innltik“ l Washlnyfon 3. Cleveland 2. Boston 7. St luiulx 4. New York 14. Detroit 5. I National League Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 1. Chicano 4. Boxton 3 113 inning* > • New York 5, St, tools 4 ill ingPhiladelphia 4, Pittsburgh 1 —r ■ * • I VFW Launches- Drive . Against Hoarding Indianapolia. July 22 — il’PI The Indiana Veterans of Foreign Warn launi hed a war today a ginpt Communism and hoarding. ttommander William M Cox call <<l on the 50,W«3 members to cam-

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'Bugs Take Baseball League Tournament -C- ’ ,' ' 15|e Buga won the koy" »•»«• halleoague tourney Friday, defea - Ing the Sharks. 8-2 in the cham trtonship game at Worthman fleli. The Yellows Jackets won the consolation game, edging out the Yankees. " Bcorea by tunings: RHE Sharks ... 002 01- 3 2 0 Bugs -> 020 4x—B 4 0 Rowley and Kftson: Conrad Relnklng and Black. ■_-±r-' - R he i Yellow Jackets 003 M 3 5 0 (Yankees .... 200 00-2 4 0 Duff and Thomas: Murphy and : Kiser. The schedule for the boys soft ! ball league tourney for next week ' follows: Monday — » a. m Giants rs Red Sox, !«:lE. Dodgers vs Cardinals. Tuesday— » a. m. Winners of Monday games; 10:15, losers of Mondsy games. paign against "hysterical and hasty purchasing of goods whlcd tends to cause shortages and rises in the prices of essential items." C6x also urged the VFW to keep an eye on Communist and Com mnnist groups, support the state s drive to get employes to sign loy- ; alty affidavits and legisla i tlon to outlaw the Communiat party In Indiana. !• ■ Elghty per cent of the nation's rural' homes now are nerved by ; rural electrification. Some 50.0041 I farms, were wired tn 194*. . •■ -... *

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Renidentt of this area who ar<4 seek In a a new vacation spot would 1 ' , <lo **l* ><* investUaM* the aroup od islands in l*akd» Erie, just oW the ’ mainland at Sandusky. 0 Th-' j islands of which Kelley’s la the moat po>polar are in Be»th l’njte»i States and* Canadian waters. j B Sandusky Is a buttt a three hour f trip by automobile from Decatur.! , and I wo. boat lilies furnish earel-j • lent service frif both passenxers >’ a and autotnoblles to Kelley’s The' IkoatH also run regnlarly ached-' ] tiled tripe to the other islands i- Fishing at Kelley's Is exrellen and the town on the Island ta>ast« .m i J. . n Atoriw. dan-ins . payil itohs. reHtantahts u.nd „ winter |s»puijition Is* dose’to 4iM» i people and. sitmmc* poynlatU*n while tnui h larg*-r never gets mit of hand and there are fine .accommodations for-ail vacationers. -I 3 There arc uhle< i-,f paada a- - the island and interesting; marked hl stork spots SstAra! v nf the fine old homes have been <<m verted Into‘rooming and 'boa rd in c “•Koirsea One tn‘»st )M>pnlarI it !•>!> “I'ot t< t»h ' !.1»‘ 1- :.iu’d ii the lodging, house romlnrteui by Mrs Stewart Ward and is < :»Hed ’ Ward « It rs’loiaied on the lake " fronr and ea« h summer has, hurt •* dl&dfi Os pat run* Th#-. |v>nwfti a..-omnoMlate .'.u- peup;.- ahd th*- - ’"rAf^niwr^/«w-'Vva-".(^-.- I wr<'.of Iliapv more ! ’ • ' • ! ■’ "'.’'l 1‘ ■ jfdand At *. ■ • . •"? he nation s' finest limestone' was <ri.ii tied there There is a winery and seteral of the nat.iv« s have laru • t iHevards to furnish the grapes f<»t the vommervial winemaking Fishing Is chief means of iivejihood and besides the Com men hi! fishing the amateur <an either rent his own 'boat and m«»: or or he ran s»-< urr the services of a guide and fish in Lake Erie/ Bass, pickerel and pen'll are tire; I t in. tpal < afi ht's ' / The cost of a varat i7m a t/K» Ihl

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ley'a Island Is hot high and there are many-rental cottages and a. y. • g<M*<l shopping center for jieople who desire to cook their owh mewls If ya< alk*ners do not wanY to fish they ran always buy fresh fish .ready for cooking at two »r 1 three fish stands. A pers4»n ran stand on the lake : front at Kfdley'g and see Canada, j «ad for tr .nominal !♦•♦. < an take a I ifeat trip to'Ontario It is.les# than a two hour ride op the larger boats and *the njm‘4»<| boats mak the triji in less than an hour ’ Famous Cedar Point, on the mainland, k close and other <i<l •. • up-. m ;h. !i. .^--Middle-lrUMd-.r.uV !.• . . Ihrxml-i'kft iw»af uip so .» irv.» i - 'land -air- avaHah'le* ■■ | It'is'a vi-»H W'hiih' will hmc be remejubered. Fur the va< aW/iret who wants . fishing «whnnHi. boatine ami ’Hj&t I a vis it4o K»lley> Bland would easily • | r !hr aMb'W'rr. . ‘ ' r 000 K**nneth Kunkel dire, t >r Os th.* Indiana departmont of conserve' ii<>n lias annouTH'r d th.’it th** open K , ' •'.! I'll 'O! b \ --4| >» ' » a’;.l • cHu*-’ h" the entire' state will be from the inth dri, pf AilgUst to the- i,7(h day of October Inclusive /' Th»« statement >.iy« further that it / *ftha H » te h* w fit I for any per to alumo iki” take or p. ~:lie stai'- Hii'M' th.iri fivejMpjjTrrls <**#*■••

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