Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 200, Decatur, Adams County, 25 August 1950 — Page 8

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I sports] K. Os C. Tenn Wins Decatur SeftM Orem Wednesday

The K. at C. *ntry la the Decatur aoftball league walked off with first place honor* Wwlneeday when they won from the Prebl* reetauarant team, 61. for their eecond straight win. John GUM* held the Preble team to one hit and the single run in chalking up hie second consecutive victory in a* many nights Th* eerie* we* a beet t woofthree affair. Thia la. incidentally, the third straight year the Caaey* have walked off with championship laurel* in the Decatur league Following the game which watt played at Warthman field. Steve Everhart presented the trophies to the two teems, the winner's j trophy to the K of C. team, which wa* awarded by the Decatar Daily Democrat, and the eecond place trophy to Preble, aaarded by the Peteraan Clothing store. Score* by Innings K. of C. — 8 * 1 8 < I—« Preble 0 C O 8 I 0 1 Ml Strike Leaves Bell Teams Up la Air New York. Aug. M. -<VP)A natton-wld* railroad strike called for Monday weald leave the ! major-league bane ball teams liter ally up In the air. For the big leaguers, who normally travel by rail from one city •o another, would have to\take to the air in plane* to fulfill their xhedule as the pennant race* in both leagues draw close to a ell- . max A poll of the 16 National and American league teams revealed today that the travelling secretaries of all club* are laying their plans for a switch to air travel I Some of them even Indicated , they would take a page from the • Minor leagues’ book and make their shorter hop* by chartered

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New York. Ahg. M.-tl'P)— Not once have Red Rolfe'* flying Tigers tailed to win a key game this season, which made them due to take wiug again today and salvage the final game pt their vital serie* with thv oni'uktii'ng New .York YankeeThe Y ankee* made it six straight victories yesterday when they topped the visiting Detroiter*. 7 to 5. and moved within a game and a half of first place in the American .vague race. , _ Detroit makes It* final appear-1 ance of the year at New York today and If things are as they have liven ou previous trip,, the Tigers will go *way with a victory. They have won only three games here as against seven defeats but each victory came at the conclusion of a «erie* when it was extremely vital, enabling them Jo resum* command of the pennant r*ce they have dominated almost f*Mii opgging d*Ur Yesterday, as Tom Fetriek cable in to rescue starter Vlr Raschi. the Yankees made a fat early lead stand up. They poured aero** four runs in the fifth, knocking out starter Art lluutteman. and Tigerkiller Yogi Berra added two more in the seventh with a home run The Boston Red Sox. who have ; played nothing but second division , opponents in their last 14 game*. I wop their ninth straight by beating I the Brown*. 9 to 5 tor their 17lh j victory with these patsies in IS I game* this year. The Red Sox gain-, ed four unearned runs in the sec- ’ ond. The Chicago White Sox won thej . first game of a double-header. 1 to o. behind Ray Scarborough * four-1 . hit pitching. The A’* ended a 10losing streak by winning the • secund. S to 5. behind Hank Wyse 1 a* Eddie Joost and Joe Tipton homered. i The Cleveland-Washington night i glime wa* rained out The junsiatent Phil*, with Jhelr 'tito top candidates, for most" Vaio-

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