Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 28 July 1950 — Page 8

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Legion Plays Klenk's Here Next Sunday Two of Decatur - * basehall team? will clash at W’orthman field San ddy afternoon Seeking city supremacy will be the-American Legton and Ktenk’sj diamond aggregations, with the 1 first pitch scheduled tor 2' 3*t o'clock -- ■ Qpljl tCUTTIH HfF ? **d tO ■ their strongest ..lineups In an if “ fort to walk off the field with a victory j ' J Kleuk's f« one of «lx teams plavo Ing In the Federation league tMaj y«ar. While the Legion is playing 1 Independently. The Legion team last year won the Indiana state , to ml-pro tourney, held iq till* city, and wa up in the state legion tourney also held here Two years-ago. Ilecatur won ’he stat* Lagion meet; also held in thh city. Illinois passed a law In 1911 to ■ provide fogjhe care of <lej>end*nt. regiected arid delingu.' nt children. It' Was the first state in.tjie nation to pass curb a jaw.

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Skip Alexander Is , Sioux City Leader Sioux City. 1ow». July tS—tUP) —Skip. Alexander held a two-stroke lead over his nearest opponents today as The field teed off for th* second day of the 51a,000 Sioux ! City open golf tournament. The Knoxville. Tenn, proses- : sional fired a nine-under par 53 to set a new cour»q#reco.cd yesterday and take the had from Sammy 1 Snead. White Sulphur Springs. W. ' Va.. and Jack Iturke. White Plains, i X. V. They had tied the old course record with <s'a. | The weatherman -aid ■'cat’ered showers were in prospect for the day, hut the same forecast yesterday brought perfect weather and a f galletv <sf more thaw ».•••. Knead h’ ld a four strohe- lead! over Jim Ferrier. San Frainclaro. who won the' St ■ Paul open fr,, m : Knead fast' w-ek th',.a 21 hole play est Perrier and Jimmy I» mar.t the OjaL Cal., showman ar. amonr -ix golfers who fired «9'» veterda' ■ Three Wyn tied for third a.« ’he I round opened Ed iPorWyt’ Oliv.r, s. at tin Wash Paaij O'Leary. Mstnarck. X n. ~ and Henry Ransom, st Andrews. 111. shot identical sct>r«» of ;:1 and 34 for eir| totals. If You Hava wamethlng Ta Rat' ■ Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays |

Curt Simmons PMesUth Fm For Phils •Xew York July ,M. —(CPI Fourteeh-game winner Curt 81m mons prepared to trade in bls base haW suit lor khaki today. But nc_ tears were beba shed over th plight his IpM''*duld leave the Philadelphia Phillies ta... "Both manager Burt Rhotton of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Eddl! Dyer of the St. I amis Cardinal' said Simmons' loss for two weeks wirttld have Uttle or no-hearing on j the Rational league race “Hell he bark'' said Shotton simply "The Phtllies have enottrh; depth to get by without him for two weeks.” I Simmons who will report for twv weeks trainiag In fha Paansvlvanla ■ National Guard an Natnrday. gat d manager Eddie HaWyor aomothlng ■ to remember him by yesterday as he stopped the l‘hi< ago Cuba It to J rd. seven hits to r> errd his l»4<. vktory It made him rhe Xa I ttor rgwea leading winner IJ ,H Main <g the Boston Brav-* 1 | ms with 11 while Cleveland ■’H-; I unoa leads the Mahrs with * Simmons' victory—his fifth) straight enabl’d the Fhltßes to, hold their IH game frest-pis—-lead over the Sk IxMßis Cardinal’ i who blasted five homers to sip. . the Hngiklyn Ihrdgvrs. IS to 3. Tb. Boston Braves lumped' past the fiodgera into third place by defeat Ing the Pittsburgh Pirates r> t<> 1 'last night as Warren Spahn won his 12th game , . Ends Slaughter and Chuck ritcririg blasted two homers each at>-’ Deictic* hit another as the Card ;inghi scored 10 runs In the' last tw-p Innings at the expense df sou. IkHlger relief pitchers? The Deffpit Tigers brought lhet' -kid to irn abrupt halt behind. Dlr ' zy Trout and rained a full gam ■ on the Boston Bed Sox. Cleveland Itraian*--’and -Xew York Yankees Trout kept nine hits scattered to b.at the Red Sox. & to 1 while thlowly Philadelphia A'* rose up to I ', defeat the Indians T to and tinTonight, Sat. & Sun. Continuous Sat & Sun. 2 "Smash Feat dr**.! GENE Al TRY “COW TOWN” & “IN OLD MISSOURI" Bros- <„ Elviry. Alan Ladd June Storey Only .14c-30c Inc Ta* \ WWWWWMMIIMAMWWW Lubrication By Those z Who Know. ' ; iHo« To lb. 11. GAY’S MOBIL SERVICE ■ * 13th and Monroe Sts. MMMMMWMMWUWMAAMAHAMAf LUMBERLOST Drive-In Theater GENEVA, IND. ~. O—O First Show Starts at 8 20 O—OTONITE * SAT.. July 2S-2B Rod Cameron Georjte Montgomery Marie Windsor in “DAKOTA LIL” Attend 2nd Show Saturday and see THE MID-NITE FUN FROLIC - FREE - ABBOTT.A ; ...O£TE! ; LO. "RIDE ’EM COW BOY” SI N.. MON.. July 30-31 ~~ ~ John Wavne - John v A?ar Adele Mara PLUS FIRST SHOWING IN INDIANA PARAgeOuNT NEWS- ■

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St. ld>uis Browns shaded the Yankees 3 to 2. The Washington Senator* an 1 Chicago White Sox split a double header In the other American l.esgue games Sid Hudson went the distance for hia'lOth win in the. .1 to 2 opener while Randy Gumperf held the Senators tn. seven hits to win the nightcap. 6 to 3. Lou Brlssie hurled a fourhittet as the A’s beat the Indians i for the first time in 10 games. Sa.n Chapman blasted- bis 17tb homer and knocked in four run* while Hr'lssie pitched shut put ball for j eight inning* so win hix_ftftit detlslon. George Stlrnweiss' ninth-inning single broke up a tight duel between Tommy Byrue and Al Widmer and gave the Browns the.r! fourth win In 18 games with the' ■ Yankees. | Cincinnati and Xew York were nut »i lied 11 led in the Xationhl 1 1 segue ; | I Yesterday's Star Del Ennis of, ! the Phils, whsi drove In seven runr ; with A Mases loaded doutje and a i grand-slam homer as- the' Thil. I bMtt tjfe Cube. 13 to 3. I MMtW'l i AMERICAN ASSOCIATION * W L Pcto GB. 53 14 .185. ludriiuapoll" ’’9 •* 673 IS St Pan) I- 1 -■■>!• - Minio a.'x’li- SS (•> 3S Columbus , - 61 49 *>lo 8 Milwaukie 42 69 lid US t.d’ifo - . 42 '«l ,4’is IMii Kansas Chi im '*l 2»S YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Mtm.” apoll- 35 Ciriumims 1-1. ’ Loiii’Vlih- y Kan-as City 8 Mil.w inker 6. "'indliitripi’ils.' 1- . Sig I’aUi 7. Ti'lrdo I . frage In a Good TeWn — Decatur ■ " p - .■ - „ SATURDAY ONLY LATE SHOW _■ — 2 AX'TION HITS — ' ,«e tiewlng Y . RICHARD BASEHART MARILYN MAXWELL k I SIGNE HASSO P DOROTHY — ADDED THRILLER — A SFECIAL miVtIV >F WEITHB TIIILLI! Al 1 (fH* (f lllfkH RM rift ti mw (Imj witbibt ohw R®T (MWIWIWWI RAYMONO ZjJ /A N ATVON Children under >2 free.

| MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. G.W. Philadelphia 55 38 .591 St. Louis 52 38 578 m Boston j— -49 39 .567 Brooklyn 47 38 :553 4 New York 43 45 483 10 I Chicago 39 48 .445 13 Cincinnati 37 53 .416 15 TTnSburgh 33 56 .371 20 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct G.B. ' Detroit 57 33 633 New York 56 35 .6X5 1*» "Cleveland ...... 56 37 .SOS Ilk : Boston ... 53 40 .SXO s’e ' 88ashington —. 42 47 472 It*-* Chicago .48 56 .411 21 Philadelphia ... 33 60 .335 25H I. YESTERDAY'S,, RESULTS National League Philadelphia M. Chicago 3 Si. Louis 13. Brooklyn. 3. t Jiiiiitiiri't’. Pittsburgh 3 Only games scheduled American League , ' Philadelphia Ch velan'd 2 j Detroit j, Boston 1 W i.hlnghm 3-. i. Chicago. 2 6 |. St Louis 3. Xew York 2 SIDELIGHTS rt'Mallwwea Fvwm rage tlael Eddie and Tonmjy Kobne Johnny i-Kbevfk. Bill Bracey and Pat Frank'llin sat on the. curb in front of the I post ,office Thursday afternoon,'gn•lli tin toller ruarlet ride opened * Johnny and Bill said they had al i«adv ridden light or’ 1" times. nOn 1! ’ -r <;♦ -ml 1 • ZiinlJivriUHn diret tor (d I Hn^-,64 u/’x band. 4uhl all th** :naKi«’ 1 ! he wanted at yesterday S tdiow. Cliff Kirkpatrick pullgd an.egg out Os Ziinnierriiah's shirt. I»ut the eag. w.i iratked. Anyway, file tnaater 1 magliirti had. thous'Mfully pruvidjed hi nisei/ with a handkerchief playing (lie "yoke" on Zimmerman 1 j O'— .H y ’l. ■ ”1. ’ IS ’ a wo <4 with' }' impel and rufeier I tian.l. -'at leajt't,' yliat Awhiit ’state. • trdopet Walter Sehjftdler . and’ i ■| i,.>.i lliiu/ei his Tiiur>j<iay tut . !:'■!< oi.l. ?. - I Linn Grove School Building Sale Aug. 19. The two-story.: school 'building '../;»t. ,r in the town of'Linn Grove A/tll be sold to.-the highest, bidder Saturday August 19 Kaiph Miller Hartford - township trnstee. an timin'ed' today. . The liuitdllic. J'llii.h. js.'cerne.ltfaced iia« not been used for. a' i»-:Vr and tlie advisory board has weretud- (■’’ sefe'HtW''l4fepw*-y" Ml Miller stated that the balun the'land w til bo retain <-d as a plavuround and baseball park for the town Bids wilf .be re celled lit 2 6'i‘luik in the afternoon • a •\u,‘ i if> a. < online to a legal ' idn-iti -ineiit. appiearlng Itr'tislay . liaily Democrat Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pay* DANCE The Mudslinger* Orchestra Presents NANCY LEE .Vgt- xnd ,he HILLTOPPERS ROUND A SQUARE RANGING SATURDAY JULY 29 CARL SCHAPER. CALLING CLEM’S LAKE •a mile E. on U. S. 224 ‘2 milet N'orth Adm. MA- Tax Eaeh JVC Incl. DANCING . EVERY SAT. NIGHT

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