Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 21 August 1950 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Drilling Twice Daily For Football Opener Tuesday, Sept. 5

Fortynlne Decatur high schtxil t-oys began work thia week in preparation for the 195* football roe for the Decatur Yellow Jaeketa. | Weather permHttiia. aspirants of the squad bare been working out 1 ..isfe •*!. wrtrU outs will continue until the opentiu j at aehaol... Coach Rob Worth man and hhi as ristaata have only slightly mo« <han two week* at practice drill.* before the Jackets' opening «ai«.e of the season. which will be plajed at Bluffton Tuesday night. rpt. 5. The coachlag staff la building pretty much from scratch thin aea*mt" with only four lettermen returning from the 1949 squad These lettermen are Bair. Strickler. Sheets and Fruchte, all senior*. An additional 10 to 12 candidates are expected to report for practice before the reason o pener. some nisei ng aarly drills because of vacations or.work during the summer The Jackets will again play a D'game schedule, five at hottie and five on the rood Following the Bluffton opener, the Jacketswjl travel to Auburn Sept. 8. with the nltial home game against the Garrett Railroaders Friday night. Sept. 22. The candidates for the squad follows: Senior* -Bair, Strickler. Sheet" Odle Doan. Lane. Fnicble. Jones. Petrie, Brennan. Johnson. Sautbtnc. Busm. Bollinger and Mcßride. Juniors--Custer. Kolter. N. Pollock. Sehrock. R. Cole. Schleferstein. Andrews. Cowans. ReideiiInch. Moses, and Hott Sophomores — Knittie. Conrad Murphy, Lepatger. Koop. Death, Mwaam. Troatnar. Morrison. J. Car ier and Helm. Freshmen — Aurand. Engle. It. Pollock, Black burn Hawley, it (taker. Hutker. Krick. J. Carter. P. Bilker and Wheeler The complete schedule follows : Sept, 8— Btuffton at Bluffton. Slept. B—Auburn at Auburn. -Sept. S3—flarreff tit Dticatnr Slept. 26 -Concordia al Fori Wayne. ' - - Sept. 88—Portland at Decatur • wk W W m w ■ . AIR CONDITIONED SUN. Continuous Sun. from 1:15 World’s Best Musical —Color! BETTY HUTTON “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” Howard Keel, Keenan Wynn, 10 Great Berlin Songs* ALSO—Shorts 14c-40c Inc. Tas —*-O—O TODAY—“Tarran A Slave Girl” Ten Barker. Denise Darcel ALSO—Shorts 14c 40c Inc. Tax

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Oct. S--New Haven at Decatur. Oct. 13 Warsaw at Warsaw. 'Oct. le - Columbia City at Columbia City- , .»< — Oct. « Hartford City at Decatur. Nov. 3—Fort Wayne Central at Dueatur. DiMaggio Back In lioesp, Hits Homos Philadelphia. * Aug. 1 » - (CP>Lollin' Joe IMmaggio was back in the New York Yankees regular lineup today and from Manager Carey Stengel on down the line they figured the Clipper was ready io resume his game-busting Itattipg. Dimaggio, benched one week ago 'or a hatting average which skidded to 270 as he collected only dour h.W <n 33 trips, broke up the game with a ninth-inning Jibme run against lbs Philadelphia Athletics last night. 1A the dressing room, the Yankee Clipper was so happy he couldn't, even tell what kind of pitch he hit. “I guess maytje .it was low," said •he man who had come back from the dark recesses of the tiench. ”1 don't think it was a good pilch, ou* It felt good.” “I feel as good as ! did eight days ago (the day he was benched >” Joe said. ”My shoulder and leg feel okay.” Asked bow long -be thought be d stay in the Yankee lineup. Joe thumbed in the di:tier of Stengel's dressing nxm and said. "He’s the ‘ As for Stengel, the grey-haired pilot said Dimaggio was !>ack in LLe_ tlnenp. NEW HOME (CeeHeead Free, Pwwe Oee» sections, although substantial increases were reported in the south. C4tl»* reuur.tlßg. big increa*e« in house building permits Included San Diego. Miami Beach, Memphis, Tulsa. Okla. and Shreveport' and New Orleans, la. The soybean can be traced back ns far as the reign of the Chinese emperor Sheng Nung in 2838 Bl I ■ W ■ ■■ TOpAY & SUNDAY Continuous Both Days! CISCO KID in “SATAN’S CRADLE” Duncan Renaldo. Leo Carillo & “GOD IS M Y CO-PILOT” Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark Only 14c-30c Inc, Tax

Giants Defeat Phils, Dodgers Pick Up Game i New York, Aug 19 — (f’Pi — May Im Eddie Sawyer got the idea from his fictional namesake. Toni awyer, but the manager of the Sawyer, but the manager of the lies did a nice job of whistling past the graveyard today when he said the current series with the Giants might be the ronghest of all. That was before htg Jim Hearn of the Giants went out and heat the kid Phillies, 7 to 4, with a fivehitter for hla second win over ■ hem in five days, while the second place Dodgers were picking up a full game by defeating the Braves. X to 3, in Brooklyn. Eddie's flaming youths looked . as If they still had a little too much rookie In them as Hearn toyed wbdt them again last night and they committed three errors behind loser Ross Meyer Hank Thompson and Whitey Lockman started the Giants out in front with homers, after which they knocked out Meyer with a three-run rally in the fifth Andy Seminick and Willie Jones homered for the Phils. After several disappointing performances. Carl Erskine of the Dodger* pitched a solid seven-hit-ter to defeat the Braves, giving up no hits until the sixth and no runs until the eighth. Duke Snider bit a Brooklyn homer and Jim Russell and Billy Cox made three hits apiece. The Cardinals halted a fourgame losing skht iij 11 inning* against the Reds, winning a 2 to 1 decision when Red Schoendienst singled in the big run after Tommy lllavtano had singled and gone To third on a two-baae error Relief... pitcher Howie Ppttet was credited with the victory, his lilts, while Willie Itanisdell. who was within one putout of victory In the -ninth, suffered his lOth- detgpt Nippy Jones doubled homo the ' tying run with two out at that j juncture. i The Pirates cashed In eight ! walks to beat the Cubs. 9 to ,3- Roy . - Smalley, getting a two-run h'Smef I for the only telling blow off lefty . •Clift Chambers, who begj Chicago ! for thejecond time within a week Joe DiMaggio came ba< k into the Yankee lineup after being ou: a week for not hitting and he lu-lt ed a ninth inning home run to provide Vic Raschl with a 3 to 2 victory over la>u Brissde of the Athletics in a. fine' duel. It was Ranchi's 15th victory against two defeats to the A s during his <areer Eddie Jojjst homered for i the A's as the Vaitkees inoved to within four games of first place The league leading Tigers were | rained out against the Browns at ' Detroit while the second place. InI dians were rained out against the I White Sox at .Cleveland The Red Sox made It six straight , victories, all over second division I clubs, when they topped the Sep j alors. 7 to 6 in |0 innings at Bos ton as. Hobby Doerr broke up the game with a homer. Earlier. Sherry Robertson had. kept the Nats tn the game by hatting in five runs with homers in and eighth Innings . The win pnt Boston only six games blit’of first i place. i Yesterday's star Jim Hearn of i the Giants, who topped the leadI ing Phillies, 7 to 4. with a fivei hitter, beating them for the seci ond time in five days and the seventh time without a defeat in ULs career SEEK TO HEAD tCeaflewed Frem reae Oaei i military projects also was Settled today' Details of lhe settlement ('wt-re not disclosed. The 70 mem- ! hers of the Anchorage local 3<7< ' AFL plumbers and jteamfitters union, had demanded a s<»ceht hourly pay boost to 83 50 : Canadian officials also" were fighting to stave off a rail strike Ini reiving -demands by 125.0f1h non- | operating employes_for a 40-hour 1 week w.rh tv- hws In pay drum cur j rent 48-hour rates. The five railroad companies I threatened by strike action next 1 Monday in the f’nlted States are the Elgin. ’'Joliet and Eastern at Chicago: the Pittsburgh and latke Erie at Plttghnrgh: the Kentucky and Indian-/ terminal railroad at Louisville, the Minnesota Transfer ,j Railway al St Paul, and the River' Terminal Railway at Cleveland The strikes would he lifted after j I 'five days when the conductors and

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Legion vs Muncie Moose Here Sunday The Muncie Moose basehall team will meet the Decatur American Legion nine at Worthman , field In this city Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. These teams :ha»e i! :i»et twine -prertmudy this sejiHon, each winning one game. I and an interesting tilt Is In prospect tomorrow _Z_ MINOH r AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Ret. G.B. Minneapolis 78 52 SXI Indianapolis ... S» 54 561 2'u Ixmisviile ;. 71 M .559 3*4 St. Paul ---- -- 67 57 54U 5 , Columbus ----- 66 5X .532 6 Milwaukee .. 5t 71 4TX 2« Toledo 53 74 417 2<>'-s t Kansas City . 47, 74 23's j YESTERDAYS RESULTS Minneapolis 13. LoulsvTnp 2 I. All oth»r gantna t!oS.U"'"*'l rain ' .:.—_—. r I MAJOR AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Detroit . .I, 70 3s 64X Cleveland 7-e 44- - 614 3 New York 6S 14 6<*7 4 Boston . . 68 4X 556 6 Washington 5u .«<• 155 .21 Chicago It 70 '.st; 29 St Louis -- 38 70 .352 32 Philadelphia ... 40 74 .351 33 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Philadelphia 89 45 iios Brooklyn - 60 47 561 5H Boston ... .... 6o 50 545 7 St. Lbttls 59 51 536—8" ■ New York —57 53 518 10 Chicago ,4h 6? 436 19 Cincinnati -+>-62 431 IS«4 I Piltshurgh . 4<> 7o 364 27 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS —. American League - Boston 7. Washington 6 <lO Inning*: ' New York 3. Philadelphia 2. St. Ijouls at Detroit, rain. Chicago at Clevelaml. rain National League Pittsburgh 9. Chicago 3 t Jiew York 7. Philadelphia ~ Brooklyn - *: Boston : Z, ... St leniik 2. t’lhciniMti 1 (11 innings: ' " . trainmen presumably could order a quickie stoppage, against sonw other lines Negotiations. TKixt in progress to settle a strike by s L -9po CIO auto workers against the Packard Motor Car Co pt l:e»roV Pensions and insurance* were" pt Issue More than 2,500 farm equipment iinlem-mehihers were bn a wildcat strike that virtually shut down the International Harvest tractor plant In Chicago to express their ’’dl*satiafaction” al the progress of con- ! tract negotiations Balt dig* Itself for-fishermen who sprinkle a little oT-n new product ion the ground where angleworm* -ilioond: they crawl out by themjselves - Democrat Want Ads Bring Result *

Reorganize Berne I Bowling Leagues ..._ , Berne. Aug. 19 - A reorxanlgatlon , meeting of the Monday and Tues , day night bowling league will W-j held at 8 p.m Tuesday at the Bente ( auditorium. Plans for the re-opeu-ntz of the leaguer earlv in yleptewi her »ill be made and officers nan:- I ed. , _ — —w — m»ti« to taxpm kb* <»** 1 j YIHHTIOYYI <l*»*H<»l*Hl%riON» . Noti*« in hereby tixpai- • r« 4.f Atistinn <VHirHI <’oiii ■sol Mat• <! N* hxH’l |(’i>»niy; itidl ifLi, tbMl tlie props r I u-kUH •••!hi »-i - <»/ -m.<l suuni* tt their meetityr plat* *«t ,< :tt» t> tn. ”ri the -11 M <!.»> <»r >Hiunal ;.»ppr«>prt.»«twH<4 whi-h «at<l i • •Tfiterx rN-»»r.*gt«l« r nr* 10. the extra«iMl>ii;«ry euifrt X' rn J” e>iet 1 in* at I hi.** timr. «|>eel«l Mrhsewl »*'«a*d> H N«» 4 lw-sir«4 lh>n Sup. ,< 0 A«‘ *9»nt B High hour N<> 4 InrfriK tlun Ni»pplie-» 2‘»OJJ«L V'TTT* I ‘ i ~~ - "- Ko»rvl f .»thet' than per*<>n ' \ '4»unt l> Utah S-h. No 7 Hfrvl-e** other than peTMo .»v ’ 0 ••V’rrHrnr B *Nr»:; T’”” 4" Tran ip uta Hod - H>4»o.hu ; A • uunt l» Kl*h S« hm»l. N*> * Transportation 'tu V : ount *»♦. N<>. f iob . v. 24 ‘t** ■A* .iur»t ‘J. X ft E’ApenweH 7«i ><f ' T*wUlmm I'undt 'A« < f*unt It. N-* 1 H**ch School | Pay of/t>:.< here 5>34 0* I I wentissMal kamit \< ■ .oiut It N,o ; Hixh SkhiMil tiers, of. Tmi her« 527. Taxpayer- apfiearinK at “»< i -meeittHt- wh.t'll bavr a right to he heard tIM-re<»rt. The a<i»litb*n.;il— appropriations a>> finally tnatle will l>e aiitotiiatbally referred the State Tax (NjmniiMMiowerx, whicn (loard will hold a further hearhric within T’ftrcti days at the office of •. ;w «'*. ih! v Auditor 4«r Aitarn-k I'oiin- • Indiana, or at Much <»th« r |»la< e .in maj be <le»tign.|t«‘tl At mu< h hearing, taxpayer* objvetlng to any »f am h additional appropriai h»n«t , may be heard and interested taxpayers may Inquire <»f the County Auditor when and where am h hear lug wilt he held Gleaa W«rklß*er. Kerretary Adams ('aunty t’entral t'onaolidated S< hoc»l Corporation. AUG 11— IS If yuu havu aamathlwf tu MM ar rMma far rant try ■ Damaerat Want Ad. It brlnga raaulta. BUCK WELLSPENT I BENEFIT STAG Sponsored by Central Soya Volunteer Firemen SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 ~ SUNBET PARK Ticket* available from members and on sale at Riverview. Fofld and Refreshments included! • Cash Prlxes!

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One Softball League GameMondayNight One Decatur softball league game is scheduled Monday night at Worthman field, with McMillen playing K. of C. at 8 o’clock. In ■he other scheduled tilt. VFW has forfeited to Rural Tonth. Outcome of Monday night’a game will determine the playoff schedule for the league title Hold Horst Pulling During Pot Ftstival Contests for light and heavy teams will be staged in the horse pulling event at the Poe firemen’s annual festival next Saturday, it was announced today. Prixe money In these events totals 8150. | divided Into first, second and 'hlrd place In each contest. More than 30 teams are expeHed Giveaway prises total 8754. At least eight water battles will lie fought during the morning between volunteer teams. The Decatur volunteers will participate. The 4 H bog* purchased for the barbecue came from J f i( clubs in Adams. Well* and Allan counties. The Well* county grand champion is Included in the lot. The committee announced that dinner will be served at noon. William Hunt Joins Quarter Century Club William Hunt. of . North Third Street, has joined the quarter cen tury cluh of the General Electric company. He was one of 10 per ■ sons to be admitted to the club, the other nine being from Fort Wayto-. Merit Aword For Locol Photographer Pnul Edwards. Decatur photographer. received a merit award at the 59th annual convention of the national association of photographer* in Chicago this week, It was leant «d today. One of Mr Edwards’ colored rriWw w**lruhg st" the exhibit of the convention and his merit award -tollowed Photograph* are selected for the exhibit each year from studios In all parts of the nation Reports On Cholera In Vaccinated Pigs Hog cholera In vaccinated pig* laat spring was probably caiiaeii'Ky other infections tn she pig at the time of the vaccination. Dr. <1 I* White, assistant state vetarinarinn, •tag written county agent L. F Archbold Ikst spring three Adams ounty farmers. Everett Singleton: and Burl Fuhrman of Root town ship, and Jesse -Bitline, of Preitle ! township, reported hogs dying of -holera just after vaccination against the disease Dr "White visited the farms and examined the animals He states

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(Doctor Takes Owi Mediciae! | pt w l-adco Fiberrias Invitation will be installed over f entire building of Erie Grocery next Monday and 1 Tuesday. Tbone interested are invited to see and f check our material and method of agglication. 1 J. HENRY FAUROTE- ) Phone M 5 ~ * DEAL ESTATE ADCTKHI - S Haam Hama 922 No. 12th Street, Decatur. Indiana Tharsday, Aagast 24th, 6:31 FA This home has 5 rooms and large closet, electric lights, gas. telephone and drove well, although city water is available. Thera I* a 18x18 block garage with cement floor and a coal shed It I* on a _w<Sll tiled lot 59x125, and has shade tree* - TERMM 25% cash on dsy of sale, balance on delivery of clear title. Possession within 3w day* Inspection can lie made anytlm* MR. A MRS. SAM BAILER OWNERS D. S Blair and C W Kent—Auctioneers " G. G. Strickler—Hales Mgr Sale conducted by the Kent Realty A Auction Co. Phone 88. Decatur. Ind Factory Faith Bcked-Oi Emocl Watt, of Infra-Red Heating Raya. ' Any Maks Car—Choice of 1.000 Colors. * BriHlant mirror ftnishe*. baked hard as granite in our Infra-Red Baking Oven. x ~. fAINT Any (Sr ONLY 49.50 7 A regular 805-00 value. AH work guaranteed—quick service. Carl Faarote’s Body Skeg 1 EKIE TRADING I'OST

SATURDAY. AUGUST 19. 1950

Berne Native Dies At California Home Berne. Aug. 19-Rites were held at lent Angeles Friday for Paul Gerber, 78, a native and former resident of this community. He had lived In the West for 35 years and was employed by the Southern PiclHc railroad. A son. A "is'ter and a brother survive. Burial was at Los Angeles.