Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 15 August 1950 — Page 8

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Match Play To Start In City GoH Tourney Qualifying rounds were eompletrd Saturday In the annual Decatur men's goM tourney. with 58 qualified Cor the tour flights to be play»d. Thia total is nearly double the number who competed last summer for the title won by Jim Wall. Rob McClenahaa and Dr. Ed Peck ■ opped low medal honor* among the 51 qualifiers With 73's t Match play start* today in the four night*, and contestant* are requeued to complete two matches before next Sunday. The tourney wgl require slightly more than two weeks to complete. • < The men's tourney I* the biggest golf event In the city’* calendar and Hmm Prominent DECATURITES after Mng toM about MWvvWw • WEB. AML 16 HAD THIS TO SAY: «■ Mr*.J._B. Egghead SAYS- - / - “All I get *• My about this big event 4»—l'm mighty proud that we have sueh an outstanding place in this eom- • mun,ty.” Vi Mrs. T. B. Crossroads SAYS "Never in my born day* (and that'* been quite a few of them) ha* anything like that been offered. This, thing Is . strictly unbelievable." ffff.' Mr. B. S. Fairplay SAYS •‘1 believe Riverview really ha* a Home Run on that big i deal. The game’s off for that | night—l’m gonna be there." < W ] S PORT SAYS , • ‘M dew't know why they •*»M<| me. I'm not a taHiing dog 1 Sound* good, though." Ue- . All we can, add to this — (T . Ll _ B£ a BIG EVENING'AT RIVERVIEW WED. AUG. 16

the Decatur course Is reported in excellent condition. The pairings tor first match play are -as follows: Championship Flight I K Peck. 73. vs*G. Stewart,'-S#i J. Wall. 78. vs J. Nelson. 81; J. Hauinan. 76...v*H. Frlsinger. 8t: C. Morgan, "t*. vs N. Steury. 83: B McClenahan, 73. vs A Appelman, So; D Schnepf. 78, vs H. Niblick, 82; H. Dailey. 77. vs R Parrish, st; K. Gaunt. 79. -vs D. Macklin. 82. First Flight Ct Ehinger, 83, vs B. Lord, 87; E. HuTlcer. Jr. 85. vs H Engle. 90; G Stult*. 84. vs (i Hoopr.r; 88:. G. Schult*. 86. v» I. liman, 96; G, Laurent. 84, vs D Hammond. 87; E. Ilutker. Sr. S 3, vs I’. Schnepf, 90; ft. Hoffman 85,.ys W. Morgan. 89: J. Smith. 87. vs B Melchi. 9". Second Flight N. Thomas, 'hi, vs J. Mureni, 92. J. Schnepf. 91 v* D Maloney. 94. R. Schnepf. 90 vs J Eichhorn 93: B. Mutschlgr, 91, -v* E. Kauffman, 'tg; * Saatnnni. v* G. Alton. 92 F Striker. IT."vs 0 Hill. 95 W Schnepf. 91. Vs F S einer. 93, V. Doyle. 92. va H. Eley 98 Third Flight " G. Womack. Hm. vs P Haapber. 104: B. Linn. 101. vs J DoW Sr.. 106; F Hunter. 103. v< D. Eichhorn, log; F FaUrote, 100. vs D. Sump, 110; R. Webster. 107.-vs A Wenthotf. HJ. sere squeezed into a perfect solid ’he resulting matter would be so small that it would he Just visible under a microscope. It you have something t* sell er room* for rent try a Democrat Want Ad. It bring* result*. %11 | I * AIR CONDITIONED j Tonight & Tuesday | ■ Th*-Gun that -Wen the Weat-L-J JAMES STEWART ! “WINCHESTER 73” Shelley Winters, Dan Duryea ALlO—Shorts 14c-40c’ Inc. Tax ——O--O Wed. A Thur*.-"CONSPIRATOR" I Robt. Taylor, Elisabeth Taylor ] First Show Wed. at «: 3O Continuous Thur*, from 1:30 BE SiMTO ATTEND! —o—- — Sun. —Terrific! Colossal! “ANNIE (JET YOUR GUN” PMjJUH /lW| ’ /. First. Shaw Starts 8:15 - Last Time Tonight - “RED RIVER” John Wayne. Joanne Dru o Montgomery Clift —o TUES. & WED. *First Run Thriller! WEDNESDAY NITE IS BUCK nite: Full Carload for a Dollar presents LALDETTE COLBERT JJOBERT CUMMINGS DON AMECIfE - —o Thurs. & Fri. The Greatest American Story Ever Written! . ; , A Pl.cture Every Child a-Ati Adult Mast See' ~ ’ ‘T NCI.E TOM'S CABIN-

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| e~ , i . i •— Blackstone Is Loser In First Playoff Game Hlhckelnne of Decatur lost the .j f<o*t.ga«4t«j« t 'laagmi, ■ playoff serie* Sunday aftetnoon. I league champion Huntertown scor. Ing an 8 5 victory ar Worth man field in this city Blasting out 16 hit*, Huntertown i overcame an early 2-0 deficit toj I down the Decatur nine in the fit st ’of the two-out -of-three series— Merrhant-Mruwe-nf -Fort Waynej edged out Lain College. 5-4. In the, first game of • the other playoff,] series. Blackstone .will meet Hunt ! - • rtown in the second game Tut* <iay night at Dwenger park and ! Merchant Moose autf Lain will meet again W< dnesday nlKb!. also ;at pwehgef. " . . ■ Hits by G. Bienx. Krtt< ckehetg and EUen.berger gave IfliK-kstone a . lead in rhe -->-i • inning. ImHuntertown pm together three hit. a walk ami an error for tht e,e runs in the fourth. A tiipiejo Voorhees and an infield out .to il the count in the .fifth, but Hunfertowu .moved back into the lead with two in the ; sixth, and picked up single inns tn each of the la*t three innings for the opening vletnry.' Two walks, an errog. and Krueckf berg s third hit of the game scoivd Blackstone'* final two runs in the sevenrlti. Huntertown AB RHE Ludwig, m .*...... j..... 5 3 4 0 stauffei-. ct 4 o 2 u McCiimb. 4l> s—o 1 " Meyet*. ".b ....i....... 4 12 1 Young, c . ..J-.?;.-.- 3 0 •> Hoover, rt ~ 4 2 2 9 Borg. 2b ... 5 <> 1 n Reynolds. If —ls I 3 u ■ Shlsler. p .5 11 0 • , • - — -xr--Total* . 4<r 8 1« 1 I Blackstone AB R H .£ I Getting. 2l> ... 3 I) o | Hulmahn. It * h I Voorher-s. ss . .'• I 2 " . Kipetzmari. :b 3 1 " I I Hartman: rs .W . 3 11 o I Hchneliker. rs IMP 0 | G. Biens, th 5 I 1 •> I I Krueekeberg. cf . 4 0 3 ft. |P. Bien*, c 4 1 ft ft i Kllenberger. p .. 2 r* I o | Gaunt, p 1 ft ft 0 ; Totals :« 5 8 1 I Score by innings:' Hunteruiwu 302 111 8 I- Bhsrkstone «t‘» 2*m -w Yellow Jackets Open Grid Drills Tuesday Practice for the 1950 Decatur Yellow. 'Jac ket*-football team will ,operi-Tu*’d»y, with drill* slated for both 9 a m ' Weather permitting; heavy drill* 1 ;arr- in store for th*. Ja«-kef*. who open their season three weeks from tomorrow night, meeting the Bluff ton Tigers at Bluffton Sept .V For the convenience of- passen gers, charts showing train arrivals, ileparturq*. ami <«nn- Hinns are . now displavad In iall tjre on through trains of the. German - Federal Railway*; j "• If yeti nav* MmstMng t* *al or room* for rent try a Oemeeret - I Want Ad. It brings rssult*.

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Hearn Hurls FourihWm For Giants Nur York. Aug 14-il’P)—l ! I'ardinul manager Eddie Dyer mu»l I have bee» a little wHtful - today when he looked over the box wore ,4 ihat pliHli.-8-Giant’» game in whi -h two of hl. ex pitchers hooked! up in one of the finest duels of the ’ sear while - hfs ytwn fading stars were losing tojbe Reds It., r., the diawliiiK,Texan, has a| favorite “rttiiaifk lii Ahli-h he says' ! ‘liardner. no manager ever lived who had too much good pitching,' and rtghl now It certainly Is bouncI Ing bat-k in his face. I That.!* because twice since the seasoiL —sLaettd. he has unloaded pitchers to rival clubs and it was those two hnrlers. big Jim Hearn of the Giants and lefty Ken Jo.hn<on of the Phils, who put on that battle at Philadelphia yesterday which Hearn won, 2 to fl on a fourbitter. Both pitchers have been terrific Johnson had four straight victories i prtor to -yesterday's game, while

Hearn's win was his fourth and his third shutout.' since Joining the Giants in mid-July The Phillies lost no ground, however. because Brooklyn, behind F.rv Pallea's pitching, topp eld the Braves. 8 to 2. to split that fourgame series, while lefty Ken Raffensberger scattered nine bit* to beat Dyer's Red Birds. 3 to J, at t'itielnnati Pittsburgh bounced hack'after 12 defeats in the last 13 I games io top the Cubs twice. 7 io 4 and 2 to ft on five-hit pitching try first' Cliff ChamtH-i*. then Mel Queen. HTthe American league while the <l» ading Tiger* remained idle for i the second straight day a* ibeir double header was rained out at St. Ixiuis. the Indian* split a twin bill : with Chicago, winning. 5 to 2. and : losing 7 to 6, and the Yankees lost valuable ground by propping a 5 to 2 decision ttcThe last place Athletics. The Senators beat the fourth place Red Sox. < to 5 ’ The Indians’ split left them In third place, one percentage point behind the Yankee*. Five runs In the eighth inning won the opener for Bobby Feller, bis 11th victory, but in the nightcap H was the White Sox: turn with five in the first inning to win for Ray Scarborough The Athletics evened the fourgame serie* with Ihe Yankees as lefty Lou Brissie pitched four-hl:

IHIIHOt AMERICAN AEaOCIATION W L *tt G.B. Ixiuisvllle Indianapolis ... <8 52 .5*7 1% Minneapolis .... M 51, 5«7 14t St. Paul -...t— <5 57 .533 sfe I Columbus ...... 63 57 515 Ctb Milwaukee 50 «« .424 1846 Toledo 51 73 .411 WH* Kansas City ... 46 71 .393 31 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee 6-5. Ixiuisvllle 3-1. I Minneapolis 8-6. Toledo S 3. Indianapolis 5-0. Kansas City 3-5. Columbus 6-4. St. Paul 5-0, ball and Paul Kehner backed him up with four bits, one a three rur homer. Vic Raschl was the loser. The Senator* drubbed the Red Soz- by knocking out Mickey Me ' Dermott with a four-run rally In the sixth. Al Zarilla homered for the ■ losers. Yesterday's star--Paul txhner of ' the Athletics who m«da four hits, one a three-rut homer. In a 5 to 1 victory over the Yankees. read* to * Qoad Town — <Mcatur

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Z*/eW iK Fl / X / a. i A HAPPT MMU of gftdtor V*rn Bkt. ford oC the Bravw io fully justified by Ma no-hit. ao-rua game which bumbled the Brooklyn Dodger* 7-0 In Boaton Hi* la the Cnt major league perfect pitching recorded tiace 194A (International) ' W you nave eemesruag. -toi.aeFy . or raomo far rent try a Oemoerat Want Ad. It bring* result*.