Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 6 October 1950 — Page 8

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Columbus Winner Os Link World Series Columbus, 0., Oct. 5. — <VPI— Kills (Cotton! Oral pitched the Columbus Red Birds ot the American association to their sixth litthe World Series title here last right with a « to 1 victory over Baltimore of the International League. While 3.827 fans shivered in the stands. Deal won his second game of the series and clinched the ser lea for the Red Birds, who won four and lost only one In the best-U-oeven playoffs. The Red Birds will divide 1027. 4103 and the Orioles will split »IS.27<®E — hander whom the Phillies signed for IttS.OdO, was faced with a vital make or brsak assignment. After today’s game, the scene of the series fhifta to New York and the Phlll '.es‘fully realise the Yankees are doubly difficult to defeat In tbeir own Bronx ball yard. Quietly cool and confident as usual. Casey Stengers crew knew it was up against the best Philadelphia has to offer in the young, lesilient Roberts. An ex Michigan State star, Ro--1 bert> won 20 games for Philadelphia this season,’ including last ! Sunday's pennant-clinching contest .against Brooklyn, and thereby became the Phillies first 20-game winner since Grover Cleveland Alexander hit the mark 33 years iago. . ” Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer's main content today was hht club’s protracted hitting slump, a decline that all hut cost them the National League jiennant and was painfully apparent in yesterday's 1 to # defeat in the series' opener. “We just have to snap out of IL” sighed Sawyer. "If we’re going to give the Yankees a battle. Don't misunderstand tne-l ni not discouraged about yesterday's Imm-but I know something will have to be . done shout our lack of base hits' Big Vic Ranchi, his fast ball humming a hymn of victory, pitched a stirring two-htttei' yesterday as he moved .down the swinging Phjllies frame after frame Only I Willie j Puddin Head) Jones and Andy Semlnii k were able to coli tect singles, both hits i rmiing In i the fifth inning. The only run of the game earns I across in the fourth Bobby Brown, the combination dix-tor-third base j man. opened the Inning with a I double to left field (.lank Bauer.' who contributed several tine <-atch es in the outfield, walloped a tb<> foot fly to tenter. Brown taggedup and scampered to third after, Irtehte"Ashburn made a somewhat uncertain over-thv-ehoulder catch?: Gerry (’oleman, the next batter. took one strike and then punched a liner to leftfielder Dick Slsler Blown came honle after the catch w ith the run thar represented vj.--tory'for the Yankees i ' “7 " I Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Ye//ow Jackets To Battle New Haven Here Friday Night The Decatur Yellow Jackets will make their third consecutive home appearance at Worthman field Friday night, meeting the New Haven Bulldogs, with the opening kickoff at 7:30 o’clock. The Jackets hope to bring their Northeastern Indiana conference record up to the ,sih» mark tomorrow night The Jackets have lost to Bluffton and Auburn and defeated Garrett in loop contests, and have two more conference engagements. both on the road, after the New Haven tilt Decatur defeated New Haven, M. last season. Tomorrow's game wilt be the Jackets' last home appearance until Tuesday. Oct. M. when the Hartford City Airedales play here. Decatur plays at War saw next Friday and alt Columbia City Oct. ». Hartford Winnor Os Softball Loop Title The Hartford Gorillas won thp Adams' county high school softball league championship Wednesday afternoon, edging out the Monmouth Eagles. 3-2. on the Berne ulamond. scoring the winning nm in the seventh inning. Each team made lour hits. Hartford batteries were Meyer and .'.ugsburger. for Monmouth. Macke rnd Gallmeyer. EVERY WEDNESDAY awM FRIDAY NIGHTS RIVERVIEW

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YANKEE tt'eatlaueU Fsem ft*W* Owei ed warming up in the Phillies' bull pen. Waodlimt fouled to Slsler near the left field stands, the runners holding their bases Risguto lined to Ennis. No runs, one hit, lib errors, two left Phillies- -Banis struck out. He was Reynolds fourth strikeout victim of the game. Jones popped to Mixe. Hamner walked on four pitches. Hamner stole second without drawing a throw. Seminick strack out. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Fifth liwiing Yankees--Berra popped to H«*l ner. DiMaggio popped to jo«mi.J Mine struck out. Phillies -Gollat singled off Coleman's glove. Roberts, attempting •o bunt, popped to Reynolds Waitku* got a single to right when Ma ground ball took a bad hop ovyri Culemaa's head just as the Yankee second baseman was ready to firm It. Goiiat going to third. AshbuM filed to Woodllag. Gollat scorl* after the catch'to tie the score m 11. Waitku* held first Slsler rd to Mine One ran. two hit*, no error*, affc left. •lath Inning Yankees — Reynolds broke hfc world aeries pitching record dt lt% scoreless Innings before the Phillies got their fifth inning rah. I He started the streak in last yeaF* series when he beat Brooklyn * the first game, 1 to 0. and th«p relieved Ed Dopat in the four* game. Brown slngfai to left centaf. Bauer fouled to Waltkus just behind first base. Coleman popped *> Waltkus near the pitcher's mound.' Reynolds struck out. No runs, one hit, no errors, 088 left

; Phillies—The attendance was 32.COO Ennis filed deep to center field where IHMagglo made a spectaaular catch Just before going against the wnll. Jones lined to Ria auto. Hamner lined to Coleman, Seventh Inning Yankees — Woodllag filed to Sister. Risxirto walked. Berra tiled to Ashburn. Rtesuto holding first. DiMaggio fouled to Wai* kus. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Phillies — Semlnlck walked on tour pitches. Ralph Caballero ran tor Heminick Tom Ferrick began warming up tor the Yankees. GoUat filed to Woodllag, Caballero bolding first. Roberts sacrificed, Reynolds 'to Coleman who covered first Caballero going to second. Waltkus lined to [HMagirte. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Kighth inning Yankees - Ken Rllvestri went in to catch tor the Phillies Mis* foul ed to Waltkus. Brown singled to left. Bauer also singled to left. Brown stopping at second. Hopp >an for Brown Jim Kuastroty harming np ft»r the Phillies Coleman grounded out. Hamner to M'aßkbt. Hopp going to third. ■Mm WF,lt to MKrnnd on the same Mm, Reynolds wls called out on ? Jto run«. two hits, no errors, two ■KW J MMttes- Hopp went to first base And Billy Johnson to third base for the Yankeea. Ashburn beat oat a bunt down the third base line. It was a hit. Kieler, attempted to sacrifice, forced Ashburn at second. Reynolds to Rissato. Ennis hit into a double play, Johnson to Coleman to Hopp No runs, one hit, no errors, none left RIrIIh limUiir Yankees — Woodllag grounded out. Goiiat to Waltkus. Rlstulo also grounded out. Goiiat to Waltkus Berra fouled to Jobes Phllßee Jones filed to Bauer Hamner doubled to right Dick Whitman batted tor Nllvestri aad was purposely passed. Gollat hit lain a double play, Rlaiuto in Colei FRI. SAT. SUN. Z Contlnuaua •A A dun. 2 BRAND NEW HITS! SRUUU UM auro emu* jgrrß THRILLER — MM* rouH mw UYROM Ntt I Only tdc-JOc Inc. Tax

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