Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 174, Decatur, Adams County, 26 July 1950 — Page 8

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Beme Dunbar Takes County Softball Title Dunbar of Berne won the Adam* ’<4lll*ll *h»mpinn»hte T«nttf Bight, edging out McMillen of ~ jKu 1-5 M ScMilKn field in thin elty tn the eloclng game of the cuan’y ’uuraey “ . McMiUao tallied one run tn the first Inning and three rah* in the first of the sixth to tage g. 8-8 .ad Home runs, however, spelled the Deeatur team’s downfall D. N'enenachwander and Innlger, Punbar battery mates, each clouted round trippers, in the last of the tilth to tube a 5-4 lead McMillen tied the score with a single run in the top of the seventh, but B.Neuenxchwander blasted oat a homer with one man on base In the last half of the inning for the victory. — By their victory. Dunbar will represent Adams county in the sectioaal tourney, which wilt be held at Ossian probably starting Aug 7 or 8. The Adams comity tourpyy was Sponsored by the Central Soya «m ployes recreation assut-latkyn. with Rom Way. company recreation dj rector. •« e.>’t'C' , ”idneeMcMillen 100 00S I—s 1 Bl Dunbar <HH» t»OS 3—7 7 2 My»r» and Ikji&nhacher: D Nruentchwander and Innlger. AMERICAN <c«ukih* Fvt'xsi race t'Swei Sidney Holland tokt parliament In Wellington that tils government also will send a special comliat force to Korea. It was expected to-comprisecSkfUlii-ry unit’. , Hol land said the army Would issue an litiniedlala--call for volunteers Trad* In a Good Town — Derate . The Original - ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 2 plates for <I.OO EVERY

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SIDELIGHTS iCMitteeed thes P— Owe! he obtained at that time. J—aQa Adama county chlldren-hundred* of them- thronged to the street' fair thia afternoon to take advant age of the reduced rates on the rides. Larger crowds of them were expected throughout the evening, —bOo— Competition ws* keen between the tllt-a-whirl and the acaied-dowa roller coaster to see which one, could evoke the loudest squeals from the girls. - The squealing Is probably one of the most essential attractions of | rny carnival or street fair. Imag- |

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