Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1951 — Page 8

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Tractor Accident H Fatal To Former a-. . A: r aJa - ]-A [ South Bend. Ind.. May JO -»(IJP) — Earl Pinegar, 49. Narth Iberty died today Tn tnemorial i hospital of injuries suffered Saturday when a tractor fell oh him as lie worked in a, field on his farm. 7 .. n ■■■, „ \ £yV\ti IRtW — TODAY — - Continuous from 1:30 V A “CAUSE FOR ALARM” ' - - Loretta Young. Barry Sullivan ALSO—Short* 14c-44c Inc.' Tax\. BE SURE TO ATTEND! FRL&SAT. /' \ a whh I HH£ COWL* IEIT THLII ill! LT MN* FIANCES IHUS O—O Sun. Mon.' Tues.—Betty Grable i FRI. SAT. & SUN. \ Continuous Sat. & Sun. •.! Comedy & action in 2 FIRST RUN HITS! A .1 . MEY'RE THE HOT SHOTS OF THE AA>kJ a "*Jh 7* . ADILE M GABRIEL DELL M so/«sa-/as —added thriller—- ... .You had to be a giant among men to survive! ■jjpRmJJM Starrinf RORY CALHOUN udiMndvc'X PETER.GRAVES aJBh Only 14c-30c • Inc.'Tax t ;

Jackets Lose To Bluffton ! • — : u . j! By 4-2 Score j , , I ■ \ 11 -r J The Biuttton Tigers defeated the Decatur Yeßqw Jackets, 4*2* at Worthman field in this city nesday afternqon.J javenging an earlier defeat dealt out by the -Jackets. The Tigers-scored[their first run in the opening intiigg ( without a hit; and added another tally in the second on two hits and an error. \ The Jackets countied their first run in the fourth when Strickler and scdred b|i a single by Busse." Bluffton erupted its: winningiruns in the SfeVenth ml two hits and an error, i ; i Decatur scored once in th*? last of the seventh when with two out. Petrie walked and scared when Vetter's fly to center was dropped for an error.'- However, Plumley fanned to eud the thjrdat. The Jacket! 3 were held to’three hits, two by Busse and oije Obyv Strickler. k I r{' ■ > ’IL f’ 1 The Yellow Jackets Will ; meet New Haven in a Northeastern Indiana conference game at Worthman field Friday aftefnoon. weather permitting: f Both teams are undefeated in loop play, NewHaven having defeated both 'Bluff? ton and Warsaw, while the. Jackets downed Bluffton in their game to date In evient »of a New Haven victory Friday, the Baildogs will win the cwnferehce championship. while Decatpr still must rheet Warsaw. - "h j I " : ; / \ The Jackets‘will atso jiavi? fwo home games next Week, meeting Woodbuip Monday and WlßshVe, O. Tuesday; A A i ■ Bluffton AB R H ,E Costello, c ....3 2 0 0 Knox. If -jA-i— 4 V 1 ® Betz, cf A.: 4 0 11 Santqn, -2b —4 0 0 0 Spehegcr, lb .|p J. 3. 4] 1 0 Kyle, !?b "_4--4— 3 tj 1 0 Cobb, rs 3 0 10 Moser. * — 4-L 0 0 Braun, pi •--■A • ® n Totals ::ti 4; 5 1 Decatur AB R ; H E Sautbijie, 2b — 4 Op 0 1 Petrie.' 3b ---v.--j--.--r-- h 1? 0 1 Vetter, ss A- -I---—’ 4 0; 0 0 Plumley., c -A-la-i--- n 9 0 Strickler, cf 3 1> I'o Busse, lb —3 0 2 1 Pollock. If --r-ui-A’. O 0 1 Duff, rs 1 O 0 0 Reinkfng. p — 2 0 0 0 Bohnkje, p, rs 2 o'' ,0 o . A •!’ ■" I Totals A-j.-A- 25 2- 3 4 Score by i Bluffton i-j-A- HO 09 2—4 Decatur A---. 10j0 I—21 —2

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Irish Bob Murphy Wins Over Nardico Chicago, May 10— (UP)— Irish Bob Murphy, a throwback to the days of the Sullivans and Fitzsimmons. today headed into three days of epsom baths and a payoff fight’ in June with tough Jake LaMotta. ! > Murphy, tjre International Boxt ing club’s stdr TV showman, came . up last night with another “sensai tional" triumph, a technical knock- > out at l - 58 of the fourth round over Danny Nardico, a 23-year-old exi marine from Tampa, Fla., and i Painesyille, O » Murphy, who thereby became winner of 58 of 63 pro fights, pickt ed up ? 13.660 for his prize r Bus he reswPved space in his wallet f for the big payoff duenfter his next . scheduled outdoor scrap with j mignty La Motta in New York, June $7. | t “I'm not going to do anything before shat La Motta fight, unless . manager comes up with a fight," i- Murphy said. “But if he does I'll . fight. I’ll fight if he says so. But' I don't think he’s ? figuring on anything until after Jake?’ . : ! ,\ 1 Manager Trayis Hatfield confirm, f ed Murphy’s pl Ans. But he indicate . ed Murphy may get one or two . workouts before the big-purse batj tie with LaMoHa. } ‘ll’ve got a couple of things in • mimL” he said “But. unless we can , get' some money out of them we ; aren’t going to fight anybody before • La Motta.” r Murphy, who weighed 177 pounds 5 last night, was a slow starter . against the youthful NArdico. But [ after losing the-first round he began landing with both hands and , Nardico, whose greatest triumph : in 34 pro fights came with a 10th round knockout bver\Nick Barone last March, was lucky\to ; the fourth round. f S I Murphy had all the better of the i scrap \in the second and third rounds, though he couldn't score d I knockdown, and he was happy to I announce that Nardico hurt him ) only onc6 —with a left hook to the I jaw in the second round. I <1 . - — ■ j : MARSHALL ((Continued From Pane 6»e) | 1 — . thur the benefits which would ac- " criie if a successful in . Korea was sustained- The message ( stated it was not to he taken ‘in , and -sense as a directive?Whttr I ney said.” “General MacArthur at once re* [ plied to the president: ‘We shall i do our best.’ ” j, v j [ As a result of pioneering research by a large steel producer t with special alloy steels, users of electric power in the United States no wreport savings of about one- > half billion dollars yearly.

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Majorj Rational league w. L. Pct. G.B. Boston |l 15 9 .625 St. Ix)||s 10 8 .556 2 Brooklyn ' 12 10 .545 2 PittsbWh 10 9 .526 Philadelphia ... 11 11 .500 3 New Ytirk 10 14 .417 5 Cincipilti 713 .350 6 ' American league A h w. L. Pct. G.B. I New Yhrk -15 6 .714 Washidfton 12 7 .632 2 Cleveland 11 7 >6ll 2»£ Chicgg# „i... 10 8 .556 3% Detroit? +_ 9 8 :.529 4 Weston 10 9 .526 4" St. Lojiiis 5 16 .238 10 Philadelphia 5 16 .238 10 Yesterday’s results J National League Brooklyn 5, Chicago -4* , NeW.jYurk 17, St. Louis! 3.' ’ Bostaii 4. Cincinnati 0< Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 5 (10 > j 1 ’ American League ! Detroit \4. Washington 0, Newlp’ork 9. Cleveland 2. Phildaelphia 8, St. Louis 2 (10 inningll. Boston at Chicago, rain. Mimon AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. G.B. Milwaukee 14 5 .737 Kansa-tji City 14 9 .609 2 Minneapolis. 12 10 .345 Toledo L_. 10'11 1-476 5 Indianapolis 916 >474 5 Columbus 912 >429 6 Louisville 813 .381 7 St. Paul 612 .333\ 7U YESTERDAY’S -RESULTS Minneapolis 15, Louisville 7. Columbus 9, Kansas City 4. Othfer games postponed. BRITAIN (Canilnued From Pa«e One) Chuhchill. Britain's World Wall jpriftie minister, told the h onse that his nation’s continued diploniatic recognition of Communist China' has become ‘’illogical” apd Is making it difficult for the western Allies to form a clear and etrong policy In the Orient.

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State Os Emergency In Forest Blind River, Ont., May 10 —(UP) — Authorities ordered a state of emergency in this northern logging town today as two major forest fires raged out of control within an hour’s drive north. All available men were pressed into service to fight the woodland blades that continued unabated despite the efforts of 300 fire-fighters, some of whom were flown from Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie. Out. Forest rangers, who kept a round-the-clock watch to guard against the fires spreading into town, said “hupdreds of acres'’ of valuable timber Already had been

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