Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 227, Decatur, Adams County, 25 September 1952 — Page 7

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2§; <952

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Commodores Are Defeated By Willshire The Willshire, Q„ 'Bearcats took J advantage of six errors and pounded out 10 hits off Decatur pitchers to defeat the Commodores, 14-7 at ! McMillen field Wednesday afternoon. - S ’Vi The visitors piled up 10 runs in the first inning and held a 12-0 lead before the Commodores broke into the scoring column in the fourth inttlßg. The Commodores also tallied two I rates in each of the fifth and Sixth innings and a single run in the seventh. Gass homered to lead off the sixth frame. y . • The Commodores were scheduled to wind up their season at ’Jefferson this ( af|ernoon. Willshir© u AB R H E ;/ Clase. 3b€ 1 3 0 Merkle, cf 3 0 0 0 T. Majhaugh, c 3 2 10 L. Marbaugh, ss3 3 10 Luginbill, lb 4 2 2 0 D. Marbaugh, 2b 3 3 2 0 Miller, p. 2 2 0 2 Black, If 1 I s 0 0 0 Hileman, rs 4 110 Totals -j— 32 14 16 2 Decatur AB R H E ' York, p, 2b *4 110 Gag©, c. p _,_ 3 113 Brunton, p, 3b Gass, lb 2 2 11 Smith, If 4 11 0 . Janson, rs x__ 2 0 0 1 K.. f Meyer, rs j. 0 0 0 0 H. 1 Costello.-rs 0 0 0 0 Omlor,\ rs 10 1 0 Schulte?, ss 4 0 11 Li ch tie, cf _•_•:/_____ 2 0 0 0 C. Vbglewede, cb___ 0 0 0 0 Faurote, 2b 1 0 0 ft 11. Voglewede. 2bo 1 0 0 K-’ | ■ i- —.—__—■ I Totals i__ 26 7 G 6 '[ Score by innings: Willshire 641 120 0-4-14 jbecatur 000 222 1-- 7 Licenses For Deer Hunting Received County clerk Edward Jaberg announced today that he has received the Adams county- allotment of : deer-hunting licenses for the cornin',’ deer season, November 6,7, and s. \ \ i With tiie licenses he also receivf i|d 100 tags for deer that are bag* I; ' ■ The charge for resident deer I hunting licenses is $5 each. Addi- ; tional information and laws on '■ ideer hunting may be—secured at • -she county clerk’s office anytime--until the season-begins, announced I ■ Saberg. , ' I ■ ' . . — -.'_l ... . - ' : • ' . | Brooklyn's Series i | Tickets Sold Out J7 BROOKLYN. UP —it took pefi- | ir>ant-starved Dodger fans exactly | six hours_tfnd 15-minutes to gob- [ ble up all the tickets for the first Wo games of the, World Series. he tickets were put 0® sale at • four sites at 6 o’clock 'Wednesday lri|ghti At 12:15 a.m., Brooklyn jTicket Manager Harold Parrott Ijairinounced a sellout while 1 thou|ssn.ds of fans still lined-the street deep around the -Dodgers’ office. one Os four sites where tick-,: sets were sold. .■ • Indict Driver For Homicide 8. SOUTH BEND. Ind. UP —A St.’ jlpseph county grand jury Wednes|lhy indicted WHliam Riggs, Jr., bf. South Bend, on a charge of rlckless homicide. I i .Riggs. released under $5,090 trend,- was driver of an auto involved in a two-car accident Aug. n in which three persons were k||lefh The yictinto were Mrs. Elta Mjople, 46. Gary, Mrs. Jacoleah Hfe,. 65. Fostoria. Mich., and Pfc. Howard Schroeder, . Frankenmuth, Meh.;' / ~ '

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O ■"■H".!' "I 1 ..!"!" 1 w > .1 . . 0 I Today's Sport Parade ( 1 (Reg. U. S. Pit, Off.) | By Oscar Fraley < '| . , i o L NEW YORK, UP — The second act of/Fraley's Follies ■— or the weekend football “winners” along with vagrant thoughts on other, sports questions. - Game of the Week Notre Dame over Pennsylvania: The Fighting Irish don’t'expect to bounce all the way back until next season. but they apparently have enough of a reconstruction stnrt to overcome the tough Quakers. ‘They play in a tougher overall league, too, than do the Philadelphians and count this as one of their must triumphs* to salvage seas'on. East over Penn State: Resslers . are the biggest TV “hams.” ’Navy over Yale: Umpires run ; them a close second.’ Princeton over Columbia: 'Gial gqlfers leave me cold. lowh’over Pitt: Rodeo guys are the most rugged ,athletes. Army over South Carolina: No wonder ice hockey players gjet cold feet. . * j Alsu: Cornell over Colgate, Hply Cross-over Dartmouth, Harvard over Springfield, Boston U. over Syracuse, Lafayette over Bucknell, Lehigh over NYU, Rutgers oyer Muhlenberg and Boston College over Richmond. South Texas ©ter North Carolina: College gridders should get good salaries. . I j Alabama over LSU: Th© schedules are’ brutal. Georgia Tech over Florida: Practice sessions are murder.' Villanova oyer Clemson: The problem is to ; "live for dear old Rutgers.” : Also: Georgia over Tulane, Mississippi over Kentucky, Maryland over Auburn? Tennessee over Mississippi Stat©, Virginia over Vanderbilt Wake Forest oprer William & Mary, Citadel over VPI, Washington (& Lee over Davidson, West Virginia over Furman, North Carolina State over George Washington, Miami over VMI. ' Midwest Ohio /State over Indiana: Catchers hati knuckle balls. J . .Wisc<i«sitt over But lumbago is worse. Illinois oVey lowa State: Edd e Arcaro is the greatest race rider. Michigan . State over Michigan: But even he can’t .win on false favorites. Also: Oklahoma over C°l ora< lo. Kansas over Santa Clara, Detroit oyer Wichita and Cincinnati over Kansas State. West California over Missouri: Most track stark are hypochondriacs. ‘Washington over Minnesota: Umpires dislike being called kleptomaniacs. j , Southern California over Northwestern: PrizO fighters ar© potential mental dipsomaniacs. . Stanford over Washington State: People who bet on football are just plain maniacs. i Also: Nebraska over Oregon UCLA over Texas Christian, College of Pacific ovei- Utah State, Idaho oS’ef Utah and Wyoming over Montana. : Southwest Duke over SMU: Joe Black will be the National league’s ihpst valuable. • - i Texas. Aggies over Oklahoma Aggies: It’s Allie Reynolds in the American league. 1 |. 1 Also: Rice over Texas Tech, Tulsa Qvef: Hardin-Simmons and Arkansas over Houston. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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Cross Country Team Shut Out Wednesday Decatur’s cross country team was shut out by strong Fort Wayne Central In a mOet held bn the Decatur course Wednesday afternoon. Gentral took the first 10 places, headed by Curts and Norris, who ran the course In 10:24. The Yellow Jackets ran their best of the year but were outclassed by Central. Corey vyas Decatur’s first finisher in 10:48, followed closely by Seeaur, Andrews, and Koons. Gaskill, Reinking. Duff and the McCurdy boys ’all finished the race under 12 minutes. \ Jackets Play Portland Here Friday Night The Decatur Yellow Jackets, with a record of one victory’, one tie and one defeat this season, will be out to better that reCbrd Fyiday night in the Jackets’^second home game of,the season. Decatur's foe at Worthman field Friday night will be the Portland Panthers. And the Panthbrs will be out to better their season mark, also. Portland, in three games to date, has yet to, taste victory, losing to Garrett., Winchester and Royerton. Kickoff time Friday night will be 7:30 o’clock, \as for all home games of the Jackets. Bob Worthman's crew looked pretty sharp in thje second half last week in coming from behind to hand the Garrett Railroaders a 21T 6 setback and saps hope for continued improvement this week. The Jackets escaped any serious injuries in last week’s tilt, ' and should be at near full strength soy the .Portland lusSle tomorrow. However, the Jackets and their coaches must alsp k©ep an eye peeled to next week's rugged assignment. Decatur faces two toughies next week, playing Concordia at Dwenger park in Fort Wayne Tuesday night, and returpipg home Friday night to battle the Haven Bulldogs in another Northeastern Indiana conference engagement. The population of 1 trumpeter swans, once neaitly extinct, ha© grown from 73 in 19JS to 571 in? country due to conservation efforts. I \ '('V : l.\‘<

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Yankees Win Two In Move Toward Flag I NEW YORK, UP —Allie Reynolds, the Yapkep “tie” specialist, was all. ready today to wrap the Red Sox in knots and at the same time fashion a hangman's noose tor the condemned Cleveland Indians. \ ■ it was just a year ago when Reynolds pitched his most memorable game, a no-hittei\ against the Red Sox that clinched a tie for the 1951 pennant. He’ll be glad to settle for less than a no-hitter today,' but It was a good bet that the riflin’ right hander from Oklahoma would come through with his victory of the campaign and make sure that the Yankees will, finish po worse than in a tie for first. For if the Yankees win, then no matter what Cleveland does in its two remaining games at Detroit on Saturday and Sunday, the Indians can't go ahead — they can only catch up. And the odds on them doing that were pretty long/ The Yankees have fouif more games, one in Boston and three in Philadelphia: In a *way, a victory today for Reynolds would be almost as much a milestone as his no-hitter against the Red Sox in the' tie-clincher a year ago. Because it would mark the first time in his long career that he had won 2b games in a single season—and he Will be trying doubly hard' for thai alone. i The Yankees moved two full games in front of the Indians Wed nesday with a pair of victories over the Red Sox, 3-2 in iff innings. and 8-6. Mickey Mantle’s big bat was the measure of difference in both triumphs. In the opener, batting left handed, he drove in the winning run a triple after he whacked a double to drive in another one earlier. In the second game, batting right handed, he really went to town driving in four runs with a homer, double, and single. Tom Gorman won the second game with relief help, while Johnny Sain pitched two. scoreless relief innings to gain the opening triumph. Cleveland, etill hanging on by their finger-nails, blanked Chicago, 64), behind the three-hit hurlthg- of Bob Isernon who won his 22nd game as Al Roeen and Bobby Avila \ supplied homers. Rosen’s

was a three-run job coming in u game-clinching five run rally in the seventh* While most of the Dodgers regulars sat in the club house and played bridge or kibitzed, Robin Roberts of the Phillies was topping the champs for the sixth straight thhe this year, 9-6, in Brooklyn tor fats 27th win. That gage him a strong claim for most ; valuable player honors since he U the first National league pitcher to win that many games since Bucky Walters of Cincinnati did It in 1939. And he still has one mqre start, shooting for/ 28, ih\which: case he would top all winners since Dizzy Dean of the Cardinale won 28 in 1935. Manager /Charley Dressen converted <the game into a pitching clinic-tor the World Series, but he was unhappy over the results: The fiv© Dodgers throwers, Clem Labine, Ron Negray, Clyde King, Ralph' Branca, and Ray Moore wete topped tor 15 hits including a homer by Willie Jones. None showed any /genuine effectiveness. Roberts was po stronger than he had tq be .scattering 11 hits and just managing to stay ahead of the Brooks. ' 5 The Giants clinched a tie tor second place by topping the Braves, li-8: and 8-2. Alvin Dark pounded out five straight hits in the opener including a homer and doluble and ‘ walloped a two-tun homer in th© second game. Reliever Hoyt Wilhelm wbn his 14th game in the opener ahd Dave Koslo outcurved /Warren Spahn for his 10th Victory 4n the nightcap. Bobby 1 Thomson hit a Giant homer in each game and so dip Johnny Logan of thb Braves. Th© Browns came from behind to top the Tigers, 7-4. The Reds beat the Cards, 6-1. The Athletics and Senators in ths American league and the Cubs

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