Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1952 — Page 7

(SATURDAY, MAY 10, 19,52

Decal tur Commodores To Play 18-Game Schedule On Card Listed Today

A i 18-ganie qchi?dule for the Decati r-Commodores for the 1952-53 basketball season Was announced y by > Teitveer, head c ( o|ch, and the Rev. Robert Coritaiat, athletic director, of,the Deca* fur Catholic high school. change in teams from last sea: on is the addition (\L a second gap e with the Pleasant Mills Spartain , replacing,' St. John's of Delphi i. 6. - . (Tie Commodores Aill open the Seai on Tuesday night, — Nov. 4, hre< ting the Spartans , at, Pleasant Mjl s. Firs| r home game, will he Awiltli the Monmouth,, Eagles Friday, 'Ndv i 1. The comnlodofes will continue to pla; all home games at the Decatur hlfch school gym. pjach Terveer / will lose three : ftieinberh of the past season’s team by] graduation next fnonth. The senorlp are Louie Francis Cpvne and Bob Gafee. all regulars. of, the sectional squad' wpa Will jetdrn next year are Steve Gass, Ted klage. Joe Costello, Phil : Brunton. Jerry Meyer, John Kintz, j,Ed | Wilder, John York and Ron Loahe, , , 1 , ape complete schedule follows: P - Nov. 4-—Pleksant?Mills at PleUJ j Mills. ‘ l'• \ - ijjbv. 12—Huntingdon Catholic at M , Huntington. • Nov. 14—Monmouth at’Decatur. Nov. 19—Monroeville at Decatur. Nov. 28—St. Paul’s at Marion. If• f ' v jßec.< 2—Anderson St. Mary's at | ’" pjec. 10—Hoagland at Hoagland, dec. 12—Adams Central at Decatur. ' i □ec. 16—Fort Wayne Central | Catholic at Decatur. Jan. 6—Pleasant Mills at DeI catur, Jim. 9 —Hartford at Hertford. 5 Jim. 15-16-17—County tourney at | Decatur. . Jan. 23y-Ossian at Ossian. I, Jah. Lima, St. John's at Dell- ' , catur. Jin. 29-7-Jefferson at Jefferson. ■ HMD ■ ■ ■■ JL* ■ 1 TODAY & SUNDAY i Continuous Both Days < IyHIP WILSON i “LAWLESS COWBOY” 6 “SHADOW in THE SKY” James Whitmore, Nancy DaVis i | Only 14c-30c Inc. Tax :T* ; r ■lvViT'irl F I 1 U UN. MON, TUES., Continuous Sun. from 1:15 IA & PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR” Mafjorie Main, Percy Kilbride AUSO—r-Shorts 14c-50c Inc. Tax ——r- ‘ J I 5- ,< » -i (TODAY- — “Lais Vegrs Story" Jin» Russell, Victor Mature ALS|O —Shorts ,14c-50c Inc. Tax I '* J | Box Office Opens 7:15 J First Show a-t Dusk M, ( SUNDAY ONLY ‘fTHE THING FROM Another world” ■ Margaret Sheridan, Kenneth Tobey if J L - o—o ■ 1 LAST TIME TONIGHT — ♦tAST OUTPOST” In Color tonal( Reagan, Rhcnda Fleming ‘SHEPHERD of OZARKS” V|fe.aver Bros. & Elviry O—*O A Tues. —Double Feature |HHarlern Globetrotters" & "Mr. : ■i’Ma Ity 'and Mrs. Malone" ■ _ ■ o—o M Children Under 12 Free

— — L ; Feb. 3 —Willshire, O. at Willshire. Feb. 6 —Geneva at Decatur. Feb', so—Adams Central at ; Adams Central. Feb. 20—Lancaster Central at \ Decatur; *; :: ■ ■■■ : Three Decatur, One Monmouth, Into Regional llecatur qualified three men and Monmouth one for the regional track meet at Fcirt Wayne North next Saturday during ? the sectional meet, held Friday afternoon at the new North side track. Jihi Moses, of Decatur, won the firstj race of the I 440-yardrun, coming from behind to overtake Ed Clark of South Side in 55.2 seconds. Ferris Kohne, of J>ecatuh, finished in a three-way tie for second, third and fourt|h id the-high jump with Brown North', Side , and Miniat of Huntertown. ’ y John Brunner, of Decatur, placed fourth in the 880-yard run after running in second place most of the second flap in a fast race, timed at 2:07.5. Monjmouth> Ipne qualifier was Ijarry Myers in, the pole vault. The Monmouth track nuan was in a fourvyay tie’for third and fourth in the pole vault, with Myers aind Brown of North Side winning the regional berths on, coin tosses. The North Side Redskins won the sectional with h tota ( l of 1’62 pbints. South Side, was j second with 51, Central itlwd with? 21% and Decatur fourth with ill. Other team scoring: New Havjeii 7. Aubarti 6, Huntertown Garrett 5, Central Catholic 4, Monmouth 1%, Butler 1. , ' | ] •Schieferstein of Decatur won his trial heat in the l|ow hurdles but out df the money in the\finals. Sudduth ran sedodd in his heat of. the 220-yard dash but failed to finish in the first four in the finals. * NOTICE TO' THE CITY PETITION TO VAUATIiUIALLEYS Cause Nf>, 1975. V In the Adams Circuit Court April Term,' 1952 i .StaU; of Indiana ) i > S.S. Cp-unty of Adams) i I t'urphu.s L. Drum etal ) L' ; j YS ) ■£ ■ ; T|i«' City of Dftcktur,, Indiana,) i , : A. Municipal corporation. ) r*» the City of Decatur, Indiana, add the citizens thereof: . •NV'Hce is hereby given that the iitSdcrsipned hiiVe filed a petition in tiiei Adams Circuit Court in said county, and the same is i|o\v pendhm therein, asking: fdh/the vacation o£ the following; parts of laljevs: ; <a) All that part ofl the alley >Whi'-,h is located between Inlot -No. 813 in Henry Miller's Subdivision of Outlpt No; 10 in the I fiputhern Addition to the town tiow city, of ./De Jim tnr, Indiana, gild Inlot No. 85|O in Kate Jack\’son s Subdivision ofiOptldt No. 11 in said Southern Addition to the town, nbw Oity, pf IteeatUr, Jhdiana, extending; Sfrpm the ..feast line of Foriiax Sftr-eet eastward tb the St. AlpryS River 1 ; tl'> AH that part of tile aHey which is located between liilots An. Ssl and No. 852 in Kate Ja<ksori's Subdivision of said i.Hitlot No. 11, extendhig friom yjh.e east line of Fornax Street eastward to the St. Marys River; .<i® AH that part of the alley whii-ii is located between Inl<>ts Nfc>. 847 and No, 848 i'n Kate ■;l -o -i.-son's Subdivision of said (jmtlot No. 11, extending from rttje east line of the alley along jttjt- west side of said Inilots eastward to f-'arnax Street; That said Inlot number 81*3 in HeiKt-y .Miller'll Subdivision of Outlot No 10 and; Inlojts Numbered 847. .81841)850 BM. and st. 2fn Kate JaekSubdivision df Outlot No. 11. acegall of the real; estate that will l>e; SI fe. ted by the vacation of s;iid p;irtf< of alley*; jL >lt Sil * rt Petition sefs out, in substance. tba| said portions of said alleys are not a public utility; that thejsame are not used jfjqr piiblib travel; that said alley 8 are not necessary for the growth of the city i of- Decatur; that the vacation of . the/tsanu- will not leave any owner j of, f,eal estate in the city of Dei < a.tti'r without ingress or egress l>v ,,f public way. and will not Icqt off public access to any church. ; si!.h<s.>l or o-tfii'r public building or ! t?F<»Bnd. and flat no person, firm or corporation will be injured -or dama«?Hl in any hay by the vacation "',4'"’ •‘>by-- , r any,of said alleys; '[hat said petition will be present-'-'t'to the Adams Circuit Court on the >th day of Jupe 1952,, and stti<K petition and t|ie matters at issue therein will be heard and ■ I*? 1 er mined by the Court oti said ■I.He. Dorphns L. Drum ' \ 4 -i \ Clark E.JDrum 'i • . Donald fl. Hess \j 1 Franeett« N. Hess , Clyde Rittler \ Alary Helen Butler ' , Thomas liurk ’• Jeanne Bitrk Rose A Tanvas Ht-at-y It Heller, attorney \ MAY 10--17 /. Bavander Special , Soya Beans Seed : | A High yi elder, up to 3 and 4 beans peri pod. Tested and Cleaned. State tags furnished. EZRA KAEHR 4 mi|es West of ' (? \ Coppess Corner. Phone. I \ !

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White Sox Win Over Tigers In 16-lnning Tilt New York. May 10 —(UP) — Whenever the White Sox get, into an extra inning ball game, it is a good bet to call on Happy Dorish for relief pitching duty. The stocky slinger from Swoyerville. Pa;, road-blocked Detroit hitters for 8 1/3 innings in relief yesterday to gain credit for a marathon, 8 to 5 triumph in 16-innings. It was the longest game of the season to date. And who do you think won the next longest one? Dorish did, tapping she Browns, 7 to 4 in 14 innings, and hojding them to one hit in five innings of scoreless belief pitching op April 27. Biit that’s only half the slory. Last yearj, in the longest iiightl game in major league hlstqry, Dorish pitched from the 14th to the 19th to give the White Soil a victory over the Red Sox. And in two other games when hb relieved in extra innings, the White Sox were the winners. Dorish became the winner yesterday by scattering eight hits and yielding liut one run, a 14th-lnning hqmer by j Steve Souchoek. The White Sox put over three une irned runs in the 16th after an error .by shortstop Johnny Lipon set up the rally. ■ \ .'I- • . Dorish himself scored what became the winning run. He was ofe at .first when Lipon bobbled htij grounder. A single by Nellie tox, Minnie Miposo’s two-rnn tripip and a single b/ Robinson produced the runs. Elsewhere in the American league. the Yjankees knocked the Red Sox out ol first place by downing them, 7 to 4 on the margin of three unearned runs, as Cleveland took over the top rung although idle. The Indiars’ night game with the Browns was rained out. Lefty Bobby Shantz scored his fourth victory in five starts for the Athletics, snapping Washington’s six-game streak with a 9 to 3 six-hit decision. In the only National leagpe game the Reds beat the Cardinals, 8-3. The Yaiik'ees, who had dropped three in a row to Cleveland, rei bounded against Boston when the Red Sox. infield folded up in the sixth ihnjpg. Yogi Berra walked, moved to’second on an infield out, to third on a wild pitch by Bill Wight, and scored when Johnny Pesky mhije a wild throw t ) the plate after fielding Bob Cerv’s grounder.: pil McDouglad, who had been walked- moved to thin and Cerv to s»epnd on the miscue. After another walk loaded thq bases an error by shortstop Jimmy Piersail oil a double play ball enabled two more runs to come home. Johnny Sain, yvho pitched his second victory, alio hit a homer. Shantz. (ne most consistent winner for the A’s finally beat the Senate's’ |or the first time since ,1949. He mid a 2-7 lifetime record against thrin before winning last night. Uns Zernial, getting started belatedly in defense of his 1961 I home crown, got his second I homer of the year ami the s econd ! In as many days. Ferris Fain and '

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Dave Philley each made three hits for the iA’s. ! . Ken ?Rakfensberger won his fourth game as the Reds, shut out by Wilmer (Vinegar BfemD Mizell for six innings, scored seven runs in the seventh inning to beat the Cardinals; Joe Adock's three-run homer was,\ the big blow of the rally that sent Mizell down to his third defeat compared to one triumph,. -i’' ; Raffensberger limited the Cardinals tq eight hits as he beat them for : the second time this season. One of the hits was a home run by catcher Les Fusselman, his first. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. G.B. Brooklyn 13 4 .765 f New York 14 5 .737 * Cincihihati 13 8 .619 2 Chicago fl 12 8 .609 St. L<)Uis 10 12 f . 455 Boston k_ 813 .381 7 Philadelphia 612 -.333 7*£ Pittsburgh • 4 18 .182 AMERICAN LEAGUE \ W L Pct. G.B. Cleveland. *.—4- 15 7 .682 /Boston 14 7 .667 1 % Washington 11 \ 8 .579 S«. Louis 11 10 .524 New \ork "J. 911 ,450 5 Chicago 9 12; .429 5)4 Philadelphia 811 .421 5% Detroit! 4- 15<! .211 \ IKfe YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Cincinnati 81 St. Louis '3. Pittsburgh at Chicago, rain. Only games scheduled. I j American League Nfew York 7, Boston >4. Philadelphia 9. Washington 3. Chicago B.'Detroit 5 (16 innings). Si. Louis at Cleveland, rain. Since 1925 Chile has had social security laws, the first country of ' the Americas to establish them.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION M ( I W L PcL G.B. Milwaukee 13 6 .684. LouU.yillel2 ’9 !.571 2 Kansas Cityl3 10 .565 2 Minneapolisll 10 L 524 3, Indianapolis 11 13 .458 4% Toledo 913 .409 5% Colunibus 913 .409 5% St. Pdul 913 .409 5% YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Kansas City 9, Indianapolis 2. Only game scheduled, i \ ~tr+ I Firemen Fight Fire In Bank Three Hours Rmaville, Ind., May 10—(UP) — Firemen fought a blafe at the Clinton- ebunty .bank and trust co.'s branch here for three hours last night. I - ’ ’ Bank officials estimated damage today at $2,000. They believed the fire started from an oil burner in a back room of the two-stbry building and said it was confined to the floor of that room. Heavy smoke damage was reported. Firemen from nearby Frankfort were called to assist local fire-fighters when dense smoke prevented specific location of the flames. No records or money bu y l 1 ' THANKS TO EVERYONE ;I ; ' I sincerely thank ■ - ■ everyone who voted for me Tuesday. Your confidence in me is greatly appre--uciated. ? " . i ■ I’’ •. ■ FLOYD MITCHELL Adams Central School Board Member. ' ' ' ' \ ■-Ort -jr —

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Cleveland Options Restelli To Indians Cleveland, May 10.—(UP)— The Cleveland Indians announced today that they have optioned outfielder Dino Restelli to Indianapolis In the American Association. The former Pittsburgh Pirate rookie sensation was given the opportunity to riaake a deal for himself with a Pacific Coast league team after going through spring training with the Indians but apparently could not latch on. Restelli had agreed that he would go to Indianapolis if the Indians could not use him and if he could not sign with a P.C.L. club. The 27-year-old outfielder, obtained on waivers from the Washington Senators, will join Indianapolis today at Kansas City. There Is enough marketable timber in Illinois forests to build 800, OOff six-room homes. That’s almost as many homes as will be built next year in the whole country.

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Commodores' Game Friday Is Cancelled ■i' / Friday’s rain forced cancellation ot the Decatur Cominodores baseof the Decatur Commodores -basest McMillen field. Coach Dave Tervher also announced that the Comniodores will 'fclay at Monroeville next Thursday afternoon. ■ Fined, Sentenced For Petty Larceny k " i ' i ‘ ’ ■« i r ‘-i Arrested an 4 charged With £etty larceny. Dale ‘Johnson, 40, ot Decatur, later pleaded guilty to stealing several cartons of cigarettes from the Decatur Oil Service on Nuttman avexjue and Seventh street. He was arraigned in mayor’s court and sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined |5. . I L— There are isome six thousand bituminous coal producing companies in the United States.

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