Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 117, Decatur, Adams County, 17 May 1951 — Page 8

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Commodores Are Defeated By Bluffton \ j■ i;l ' The Deca “nr Commodores, winding up the -home portion of their schedule. were defeated by the Bluffton Tigers, i!7-l, at McMillen field' in this city Wednesday afternoon. !j , * . The visitors scored all the runsi needed in the first inning, counting! three times on two hits, a walk! \\\\\ 11 ’ L — TODAY — Continuous from 1:30 “THE ENFORCER” Humphrey Bogart, Patricia Joiner J ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax’ BE SURE TO ATTEND! [ O—r —■ ’ FRI. & SAT, | M-S-M'a S biasing drams B oi lending W* . brothers WR ’-s%' K and a woman wrongod ; ■ BURT ff • Lancaster ' : /• IN imSiiN r ROBERT JOANNE SALLY WALKER • DRtf • FORREST •“JOHN IRELAND-RAY COLLINS Imn Ftoy by lItVIHG AAVETCH . BmH m tte mmW ... Uwta CwMiM Poe tMiai bv lIUKT SH<W o—o - Sun. Mon. Tues.-“ Royal Wedding" Fred Astaire, Jane Powell ( I Ji. fe .. ft,-m.-H —iFRL SAT, & SUN. , Continuous Sat. & Sun. j TWO FIRST RUN HITS BLAZING WITH ACTION! gsssHmaoi 1 SENES RIDIN' CHAMPION | WITH THE RANGERS! | COLUMBIA MCtURfS presents 7. GENE AUTRY Wood's Create# f • f MLZvSk Cowboy CHAMPION '< World's Wonder V* W. M * -a at oO Vwiu I mnu • i*ns ‘V’Srx lIHtSSn, vL’,*. til wntn —ADDED , r ■[ .• ; r _ W|.W|Wl\\ MORRIS PMSTON MAMlk' FOSTER 9 A COIUMtIA HCTUM I Mtt utt ßuoan.wwmwSHor.num mchuch “ ■ ».«,.MOMU.kM, Only 14c-30c Inc. Tax

a patriot long tiles. Two More pscored In the second on two walks, 'an error and a wild pitch. The fTigers picked up‘single runs in the -sixth and Seventh. ? The Cohrnoddres scored their f>nly rua in /the second liming on a .walk to Ggss. a fielder's choice and base’s single The Commodores obtained only four while Brunton limited Bluffton five safeties. I The locals will wind up the season with |wo road games next freek, plhyinff at/Huntington Catho-j lie MonJajl and rheeting St. Mary’s at Anderson Tuesday. . Bluffton :i A& R H E fcostello. 0 -— — 2 2 0 1 jjxnox. if -i 1 3 11 0 beta, cf 3- « 3 d 1 ®| (fcanton. 2bt —L r _l_— A 11 0. Speheger, il\ 4 0 0 0 Style. (ib j_ — I.--.- 3 11 0. fcobb, rs JU-—-; 2 10 0 Moser, ss — 4 0 10 tAthen, ss IL2-—i 0 0-00 prove, n 3 0 0 0 T" ' ' | Totals. 28 7 5 1 becatur i *\ AB RHE jVoglewede; 2h 4—-— 2 0 0 0 ij). Gage, lb - 4 0 101 p 3 0 11, Tlass. If J 2 11 0 ( T. Gage, q.. JJr—-A- 2 00 0 jO'Leary, 3b . 3 0 0 'o' Laurent, sS . 2 0 0 1 •base, cf 4 4+ 3 0 10 'Smith, rs , 2 0 0 0 !i r \ Totals .4- 23 1 4 2’ Score by innings t Bluffton L-- 4 320 001 I—7 ■Decatur ~4 01® o®® ®—l ! ! j_ I.H ’ ' ■ If you have sometnrng to tell or rooms for' rent / try a Democrat Want Adv; It brings results. Box Office Open at 7:30 First Show at Dusk NEVER ANY WAITING! Our 550 Car Capacity Insures Rohm for All at All Times! ♦ - Last Time Tonight - “GETTING GERTIE’S r GARTER” Dennis O’Keefe, Marie MacDonald FRL & SAT. GREAT TWIN BILL I In Blazing TECHNICOLOR! RAGING WITH THS ; VIOLENT PASSIONS 3 OF A WILD J! ||L... FRONTIER! i' s ’y.B K— 4 f IG&Vt WifflilUH Man VTjHwFz drew —ADDED HILARHXgS’ O’ ■■ I, O”—o ■ — - Sun. Only — “The Milkman’’ Donald O’Connor, Jimmy Durante First Decatur Showing! j i; • o—p Children (Under 12 Free. Playground for the Kiddies.

New Haven Is Winner Os NEIC Baseball Title \ : V ■ ■! 4 / Rallying for three runs in the top of the seventh, the New Haven Bulldogs defeated the Decatur Yellow Jackets, 5-3, at Worthman field Wedndrday afteronon, the giving the /Bulldogs the | Northeastern Indiana conference ' championship. | New Haven had previously de- ' seated Bluffton and Warsaw, | while Decatur had downed Blufffton. The Jackets were scheduled Ito close their season th|s after|noon, meeting the Warsaw Tigers iat Warsaw in another NEIC tilt. The teams were tied at 2-2 going into the final ininng. A walk . and a pair of Decatur errors allowed New Haven to score three runs without a hit. The Jackets came back for one run 1n the last of the seventh but were halted before they could knot the score. Harold Bohnke limited New Haven to only three hits, but his mates made five errors to aid the I Bulldogs* scoring. The Jackets 'obtained five hits off Chuck Gla(dieux and his mates chipped in with four mishaps. The box score was not available today when the school scorebook was on the missing list. The line score follows: ;R H E New Haven 101 000 3—5 3 4 Decatur —OIO 100 1-->3 5 3 Gladieux and McGee; Bohnke and Plumley. Conrad. 1 ! Fairway Team M/ill Bowl In ABC Meet .' I • ’ “4'l . . ,!■ The Fairway bowling team of this cky will participate in the national ABC tourney at St. Paul May 26 and 27. The team will leave next Thursday and will roll their team event Saturday night and individual events Sunday afternoon The team is composed of Bill Tutewiler, Marlon Hoagland, John Bayles, Fred Ahr, Roily Ladd and Harold Murphy. t — Softball Meeting Here Friday Night Decattrf- persons interested in joining/'this summer's softball league are asked to attend a meeting at the Decatur high school Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The call ! was issued today \i by Steve Everhart, in charge of softball activities for the summer at Worthman field. ' | CONTINUE (Cab tinned From I’B<e One) cal wires and faulty plug-in connections. Each place received recommendations on how to correct the faults. In 10 days the state office of the Indiana fire prevention, association will mail a list of suggested corrections to each local business. A return card will be enclosed to be mailed to the state office when the correction is made W. H. Montgomery, secretary of the state association, was high in his praise of conditions at Adams county memorial hospital. He ntade a thorough inspection of all three floors and the basement and stated he had no suggestions to make to provide greater safety from fire. * , LOCAL MAN i(CoBtlBWd From Page Owe) - try, of their friendliness but sp’or* ing instinct. They never steal f*om one another he said, but the game is to practice a certain amount of larcenous activity- in the white EVERYBODY WELCOME TO OUR BIG Round & Square Dance EVERY FRI. NIGHT 9 - 12 at Hessen Cassel Recreation Center with Indiana’s Most Famous Caller CHUCK WRIGHT with Muiic by Paul & Cleo of WANE and Jimmy bn the fiddle. SHOW STARTING FRIDAY Evening, May 18 CLEM'S , LAKE

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“than they actually Weigh.” Striker’s unity which completed Its work, had {raveled to Liberia to asehst the Dutch in erecting tbc conveyor system at the Monrovian The Dtytch, who apparently were bogged down by insuficient finances and a deeper interest in gold mining, were dilatory; a MJ of prodding, sweating and straining, and the men there began io struggle to get air transportation home. “It’fil just a matter of

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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1951

Decatur home, though, “for you never know ;wheh .we’ll want to come back here and qtayr APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX F No. 4T07 Notice in bereby gibe**, That the undersigned has been appointed Ad-hiinlatra-trijc of the estate of Joby Werst late of. Adams Couwty, deceased. Th» estate Is probably solvent. Arion Wrrnt, Administratrix Custer dt Smith. Attorney May 1, .1331. MAY 2—9—l«.