Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 3 August 1950 — Page 6

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_ ~ . . - ; . - - Decatur School Board To Receive Bids For Added 'Lights At Worthman Field

Step* to Make sight harebell j in Decatur a raaiMy have been, takoa by the city school t>>ard with advert wing ut bids for five light tower* to be erected at Wortbnan field Z2BKK3®: roeo*»ed «P ta. Monday. Aug- 14. at < pa orthougiee at WiltH j Kn.li * W superintendent L Wortbman fieM is w* equip ped for night football and LiZkoft- j 'hall but light* are inadequate for baa-hall, which apparently Is re- ’ gain:ng fans’ interest after waning for a number of years before theinroads ofKoftball The five iJew towers if par P*a*ed and erected. will augment th- tnree perfr.anfcrt steel towers Wa'ed -m the '-iuitr-;d<- df •he fteM making a total of era. The ihrye towers bow in use • are 9” feet high, and the new j towers wilt be “t feet till reommrndaitons of -net Beer*. there will he 15 lights of. I.eW* watts each on the eight towera. or a total of-13* light* Tbl* lighted area wiU be allot e the standard for stnipro Helds, rantneeru state. The three towers now in no hare IS lights on each tower, and these would he changed to ac-. . otnodar- 15 lights each in con tenuity with th <*ber towers In erent -the tdd* to be -r«-*-tVe*t Aug. iFire approved by the . school hoard, the tower* would In:, ordered at once, and plans rusltbd j to Utohe night baseball possible j by nett spring Decatur has three independentj huseball teams in the field thia year, the American Legion. which Won the state *<-mi-pro tourney . held heru last summer; and the- __ Ralrksione and Kienk team- cn ' trtoe tw the Federation league *” In addition, both Decatwr high s. tHwils ’have baeeltali. teams and the American* Legion sponsors the Junior la-gion program Sri-’be city The added Hants woul-l n..i nniv make, sight baseball po-oobi*- but wpnld better light the li id lot ‘ ford ba 11 and so* iha II 1 — fctfy Spread* Owt CHftoa Furw*. V> tVP» — A Mr <rtjw-n.br ’-k Md i'.\ biarraßit»-4 In . 1 : n -like < ir< le thejtojk T?;** -faJk. ilw*’. L**» *Vl* k *

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McMHlen, Preble Softball Winners McMillen and Preble Rmaurant team* «c»r»d victor!*-* in Dwcalur) ref t ball league games Tu*’d.gj’ nfgh'l at Worthman field. ? j McMillen «<*r«d in all but two inning* to defeat the VFW. 14-d.in the opener. With the losers scoring all their runs in th* »i*A frame..! (Preble edged out a 4-3 triumph, urer Hural Youth in the nightcap. l which went Itu eight 'inninn be-' fore a derhlvn was reacheiL Preble will meet lieery Vigard at 7 e,!> o'clock tonight, followed by K of V and’Rural Youth f*eague ga-ne* Rill glso be played Thursday adßd Friday night* Lar* night’* eyrjre*. ■ R K't McMilbn Ml 330 3 13 14 0 -VFW . tuHinbri <* «11 S' Myers and Rowden; Reef and Hull. RHE Rural Youth «•*> 3»>l "<• ’• V 11, Preble •*«• »13 “I 4 5 |l< Ripley and Oettlng; Miller and j II ilallnieyer MAJOR | NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. .. .59 4<i 59»i *- .<r laiui* 54 41 ,56N Brooklyn ..... .53 4* 5<5 3’y Boston 53 41 st>4 3*4 New Yori—l—. .4-5*47 499 104 Chiago . 4151 44« 144 'Cincinnati . 39 .41! IK Pitt-lHirgh 34 «l SSK *34 r AMERICAN LEAGUE W t Pct. G.B ; Hetloft /. .. v ti<‘ 34 ..fills, Nyw./Vruk . . fi H 34 fi3s 1 .Cleveland «0~3« 012 2 Boston . 55 43 5«l 7 I Washington ... 44 50 4fiK Ifi 'Chicago 39 6U 394 334 Sr laJUis 3.4 43 354 27 Philadelphia .34 fi’’* -3-'l 274 YESTERDAYS RESULTS Jilatlonal League Philadelphia 4-1. Cincinnati 4 4 Brooklyn 2l 3: Pittsburgh I‘2 1 fl«t cane M>mptv+e<Lof suspended game. June 2.4'i. ' A St- leouis fi Ifoyfon 1 . Chicago at New York rtUjgl. r Americin League 'V (*!i y-n’land'A Washington ■ i »e 7 ’ foit 7 New York t’hr .ifo s, l‘hil»llell>hia ! Ikoton 7. St Louis

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Trout Pitches Tigers To 1 3 Win Over Yanks Jieyr York. Aug. '3. — tl'Pl Add Hilly Trout's case aa furth-r proof of the -baseball adage tha* "the greatest player tradea are those that were never made.” s The Detroit Tigers still were ih, first place in the. American league today thank* to the 35-year old’ native nt Randcut. Indiana, who loat his fast hall back in 194-1 [and almost loat his job with th” Tigers only a few months ago I Trout f-nded off the hard-drivln-New York Yankees last night am 1 Vie Wert* blasted two homers as the Tigers won 7 to 3. The vicItory restored lietroifs first-place > lead to a’game and a halt and 'gave them the opening-game vl< tliry In 'their - Important three /; Kame sequence.with the New"Yorlrers, / Trout allowed only all hita to beat Tommy By'rpe who had previously rang up 1Z victories in 14“ tries against thy Tigers. Werti hit the first of his homers with a | ~.nan~ on hi the third Inning and Masted the other during Detroit’s | big five-run sigth; Wertt’s homers} tied the major league record of/i seven In five games held prevlou. ly by Babe Ruth and Jim Rotlonf- ! ley / I Meanwhile the Cleveland tn-> 'dian« moved to within sufb, gams| lo| the Yankees bv downing the ' Senators. JL to 3. Early I Wyntfi” l» hit pitching , the Bosjtoh lt*d Sol walloped Ilf* St Louis i Browns 7 to 3 and the Chicago White S*y iieat the Philadelphia ' 'Ax'T'toyi’ In th<i Ipftgue- th*| lttiiOkli-n. T D.HfXMs took fnirtl /• the IhsZjlaio 'rSnsburgh Pirates and jumped Into,, third place. Preacher lU*“ received < redit for his 14th wln 'in the 21 to !2 continuation of a *-uattended night game of JihTh~2T Erv Pallc.a pitched a Ove hotter ( and Roy (‘ampaneUa hit homer No' 21 In the nightcap aa th ■ Dodgem won to !. The Cin<-fhnatj Red* split C double header flrttlr the ifrahpiatf Philadelphia Phillies, losing the opener The ««♦•<olid -game I *0 I.,behind Ewell .Plat k*» Il’s four-hitter. Rookie Bon Miller won his loth game for the Phils in *the opener while Cur*. .Simmons waa routed in four innings after flying from hUi Indian town Gap Pa army caoyr The Si CardinMiV moved i ack into Second place by beating the lioalon t<> 1. tn the <’lvyd Hoyer ’wW ’Um kin <>nd'game in Tfjtlim.v TBaviano three ■ hits. ■ : ■ - flhzy <4-the Ti&etH whose 3 vh tocj oyer th*- Yankees his fourth I straight oyer n chih. If yuu hgvv somuthlwg to gvb or rooms for rent try a Democrat Want Ad. It - brlnga rsgulta. '. — C.o*fo the churcb of your clinic* v.i'W Siuidny - ~

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IhwMiß Is New Flyweight Champ' SMtigUu- T: Hr- awl I. — 4VP)t - Dado Marino.' an aging prteering veteran, was new flyweight. lhampion of the world today* ’ Marino won the 113-pound title: last night in a furious 15-round battle with plucky defending < ham pion Terry Alien of ixmdon The dp* ision of the three judges unanimously favored the Hawaiian .M'hrino. 34, packed a seven-year age burden over Allen, but that .-made no difference In the wallop behind the murderous left jab that won him the crown. The crowd of i<,7w went frantic as the beH sounded at thw end nt the IMh round wfthi. Marino forcing Allen agalntt the roper under -a savage attack of bod/ punches and lefts arid rights GE the jaw. — The excitement was due to t*» fast pace of the' fight aa sell aa /a tfibufe to Marino’s staying power More* the flghL the eiperte nfetli* t**l Marino, would have to, kayo his opponent In the early rounds to win - Allen held the frown he won I from Frenchman Honore Pratesl | less than four months Even thouga Ihe tost he walked off with the I Lion's share of the gate recelptsIttT.DM. Marino made little more {than expense* hut he was conn Ing on his new prestige to rash ’.n on future fights Marino opened fast In the Is* round with a barrage of loft jabs I and right hooks which caused the ' champ to sag to his left -knee. Hr opened Alien's left eye in the 2nd ■ftr the 7th. AI lew exploded with a barrage of blows, which suciwdedaoift cutting Marino's left eye Again tn the twelfth. Allen ■hurt Marino with a series of body punches tiff In !4th. Marino got bis .. win*! • and. left the champ disiy with hard hrtCjabs and right crosses The last round showed Marino in top .form aa he pushed | Allen against the ropes, trying In.

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Bingen Lossies Win Over Geneva Gris Thu Bingen, LnMlws scored » 14-4 victory over the Ooaevn girls in n softball Ontormeyer, burling tor the winner*, had nine strikeouts and Geneva committed 14 errors. Geneva played without the eervkee regular pitcher I rad third baseman vain to protect himself against* the Hawaiian's Onslaught. ' v TtUMAN*S\X tCeariewed rvewi Fa— Owe I his nearest rival. In Kansas. Gov. Frank Carlson, who had nevey lost a political face, kept hl* record clean by outdiE laming Harry, W. Cotmery. Topeka lawyer and former national commander of the American Legion. Edward F-. A rn - wh< ’ carried the Messing of the Carlson administration and V. S. senator -Harry Darby. outpoilrd editor-farmer Willard Mayberry in the GOP governorship

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race/ |Wayb<rry had the support of Alf MA Laadon, 193 C Republican presidential candidate la g Utter race for. Democratic ‘ nomination to the senate, former > asslstaat postmaster general Paul ■ Aiken fashioned an apparent upset > over Carl V Rice, national Deino I crelic committeeman from Kansas. ' State Rep. Kenneth T. Anderson ' built a comfortable lead over state Sen John Potucek for Kansas' * DemncraUc gubernatorial uomlnaj- tion. '£' With 2 647 6T■ 3,792 prectnet* reported, Gov Carlson led Colmery 1i<1.2»l to 73 432.

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ARMY TO BOOST <Caatlaee<l Free* rap* »a*l recruit as many men as possible in their home state*. If necesKary. It said, it will swell guard ranks with its own volunteers and draftee* The guard uiilts will he in train* Ing for several months Although It normally .'takps a full year t<> train a new ‘ division, an army spukeaman said previous expert ■ ence of guardsmen, should cut "filar by a few monthe*.* /

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