Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 217, Decatur, Adams County, 14 September 1951 — Page 8

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Yanks, Indians Both Lose As Red Sox Win ■ ■ ■ '■'' • t > New York,- Sept. 14. —(UP,)— Say,’ doesn’t anyone want to win this American league pennant? j You certainly wouldn’t think soi today from the way the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankeesare '• behaving. Every time the Yanks' ; lose-! a game and give the Indians | a big chance to lain, the Indians ‘ muff the opportunity. . 1 Th fact, if these, two clubs' keep l it up, those Boston’Red Sox may 1 come charging back into the race—they’re only 3 % games away today. 7 iThe Yanks and Indians did it F again yesterday. First, the New > Yorkers took" it on the chin from =1 the Detroit Tigers, 9 to 2. the third J straight loss for the Yanks. 'That gave the Indians a chance to boost h th&r league, lead from one game to two, but they Went right out 4 and lost a night game to the Wash- jt ington Senators, 1 to 0, getting only' U three hits off Bob Porterfield. . *4 Meanwhile, the Red Sox whipped 1 the. Str Louis Browns arid ace pitcher Ned Garver, 5 to 4. in 10 ft innings to -gain a length on both -1 clubs. • * The Yanks certainly Ipoked list- * less in -the loss to the Tigers. Ed i Lopat. bidding for, his 20th victory. 7 was belted for njne hits. five of 1 them in a row in a big, seven-run ,-fifth inning. And the Yanks made H four errors. i f Meanwhile, Virgil (Fire) Trucks i was hurling a seven-hitter for his y Iridth win in the-majors, his fourth t over the Yanks* this year. Vic | Wertz hit a ihree-run Tiger homer J

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SPORTS BULLETIN \ Peoria, 111., Sept. 14—(UP) — The Peoria county grand jury today indicted Bradley University Ail - American Gbne (Squeaky) Melchiorre and six New York gamblers bn charges of fixing the Bradley-Oregon | State basketball game last Dec. 7. \ Melchiorre wasi indicted on a ,charge of failure to report a \ bribe. This carries; a jail sentence of 90 day* to o*ne year and a fine of SIOO to 11,000. and Mickey Mantle’ homered for Ne.w York. . Porterfield, an ex-Yankee, pitched a fine game for the Senators to. Bob Liemon. The only run Lemon allowed Mas unearned when Bobby Avila cominitteid a error on <rv Noren's grounder and jNpren scored on Mickey Vernon’s, single. But the Indians couldn’t score as all off Porterfield, who lost a thrrie-hitter to the Yanks in jiis last out. Dom DiMaggio’s triple and Johnny Pesky’s single gaye the Red Sox kheir winning run in the 10th inning agairist the Browns. It w’as the third straight win soy the bustling, Bosox. and the credit went to relief pitcher Kilis Kinder in his 55th appeiyance, his 10th victory. Tile " St. Louis CardS did somellßrig' yesterday that no majorleague team has done since played two different teams In \the kame . day. They beat the Giants in the afternoon game.; 6 to 4, and then were stopped with one hit in. the night game by Warren Spahn j bf the Boston Braves, 2 to 0. ; Spahn’s game was a classic. The. |mly hit .he allowed was a sixth Inning pop single by Card pitcher» •Al Brable. a bloop that dropped be- 1 tween the second baseman and yight fieldeE The only other Card ( baserunner was ChueV Diering on a L: '• < r. Q '.J ' '• < ii g! 1 11 'W j. 18 ■ 1 111 I I 11 1 1 a

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