Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 231, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1953 — Page 7

L ■' i 1 ' i TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1953

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Geneva Lisis Net Schedule Os 18 Games The Geneva Cardinals, with a near-veteran squad returning from last season's county champions, will open their 18-game 1953-54 basketball campaign Tuesday night, Nov. 3. meeting the. Jefferson Warriors at the Geneva gym. The Cardinals lost only three members of their sectional touri ney squad by graduation, and only one of these Bob Penrod, was a regular. . Geneva has seven Eastern Indiana conference games included In tfre schedule, plus the Adams coun'ty tourney! at the new Adams Central gym Jan. 14, 15 and 16. Harold Schatz is back at the helm of the Cardinals again this season. The complete schedule follows: Nov. at Geneva. ■ Nov. fl —Adams Central at Adams Central. Nov. 13 —‘Petroleum at Geneva. Nov. 18 —Montpelier at Mon.i---t pelier (C). Nov. 20 —'Yellow Jackets at Decatur. . Dec, '4—'Roanoke at Roanoke. Dec. 11—'Bryant at Geneva (C). ■ Dec. 15—Lancaster Central at Geneva. Dec. IS—Hartford at Geneva (C>. i 'Dec. at Berne (C). Jan. at Geneva (C). | Jan. B—Pleasant .Mills at GeneJan. 14—15—Mt>—Cdunty tourney at Adams Central. Jan. 22—'Poling at Geneva. Jan. 29—iPennville at Pennville (C). 'Feb. 2—'Pleasant Mills at Pleasant Mills. \ ’ Feb. s—-Decatur Commodores at Geneva. Feb. 12—Albany at Albany (C). Feb, 19—Ossian at Ossian. IC)—‘Eastern Indiana conference games. | , ' -Y ' 1 ■ . Missing Daughter Found Under Bed OMAHA. Neb. UP —A worried couple reported to police that their six-year-old daughter had be en missing for four hours. Detectives found the girl underneath her bed.

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World Series Facts. NEW YORK, UP — Facts and figures bn the World Series: Series standing: Yankees 1, Dodgers 0. Ya V Winner: First team to win four games. Today's game: At Yankee Stadium. '’u. "Y \ Time: 1:05 p.m., e-s.L Pitchers: Dodgers, Preacher Roe (11-3); Yankees, Ed Lopat (16-4). If r T ■ ‘I;First game score: Yankees 9, Dodgers 5. Remaining schedule: 3rd, 4th, and, if necessary, sth games at Eb bets Field, Brooklyn, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; 6th and 7th games, if necessary, at Yankee Stadium, Monday and Tuesday. First game attendance: 69,374. Financial figures for first game: Gross receipts before taxes, $465,2C7.00: net receipts after .taxes, >387,574.74; commissioner's share, $58,136.21; players pool, $197,633.12; clubs’ and leagues' shares, $131,775.41; federal tax, $77,692.26. •Records tied in first game: Total bases by two teams in one game—46; home runs by one team in one'-inning—2 by Dodgers in 6th inning; triples by one team in one inning—2 by Yankees in Ist inning; pinch-hit home run —George Shuba, Dodgers. ' • • • ■■ J Yankees Are Now 2-1 Favorites NEW YORK UP—The Yankees., winners of the opening game, now are 2-1 favorites to win the series instead of 6 1-2 to 5. However, odds-makers named the Yankees only 6 1-2 to 5 favorites to win today's second game if Ed Lopat pitches for the Yankees against 'Preacher Roe for the Dodgers. \ ■ BOWLINGSCORES American Legion League (Burke Standard won three from (Bultemeier Construction. Mies Recreation won two from Macklins. Non Coms won two from Ashbaucher. Team Standings W L Pts Mies Recreation 7 2 10 Burke Standard 6 3 \ 8 Macklins J 1... 6 3 8 Bultemeiers 3 6 4 Non Coms 3 6 3 Ashbauchers > .1 2 7 3 'High scores: H. Strickler ,204; E. Korte 203; W. Schnepf 201. The average American farm family drives an eight-year-old car, the U. S. Censls Bhreau.

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Dressen Tough At Quick Call By Art Gore ! NEW YORK, UP — Charley Dressen, who promised the commissioner of baseball that he would behave during the World Series, asked today, “Why do they make us put up with those quick calls by the umpires?" Dodger manager Dressen almost blew up and broke his promise Wednesday #hen National league umpire Art Gore made a “quick call" at third base, and ruled Gil Hodges out on a force play. : The Dodgers at the time appeared to have Johnny Sain on the ropes. They had put together three straight singles by Roy. Campanella, Gil Hodges and Carl Furlllo—they had tied the score at 5-5 in a quick thrust during the seventh and it looked like they might be opening up with one of their famed “window breaker" rallies. Campanella had scored and there were ruhnfers on first and second with none out and Dressen, strong for the bunt, ordered Billy Cox to sacrifice. Cox dropped a bunt in front of the plate and Yankee catcher Yogi Berra snapped a throw to Gil McDougald at third. Gore shot up his right arm with the call almost instantly. ' \ The Dodger players stormed en masse off the bench as if it suddenly had caught fire underneath them. They spoke to Gore in the same way a cavalry sergeant might blast a team of reluctant mules. And Dressen, who has had more trouble with Gore than any other umpire in his league, suddenly calmed down. Gore once ordered him out of a game last season, then found Dressen running the (earn from a field box. That brought some stern repercussions from Commissioner Ford Frick and Dressen hasn't forgotten it. “I started to blow up then figured what the&hell was the use," Dressen explained, ’“i rwus- - convinced that Hodges was safe and Gil said he thought he was. “Umpires won't lay themselves open to so much criticism if they wait just a second tp make the call. He did it\ before the play was made. That’s what made me see red." Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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LOPAT, ROE (C—tlnwed Frwm Oety ra rolled to Hodges and was out, Hodges to Roe, who 'covered the bag. Mantle bounced to Cox. No runs, no hits, no errors; none left. f DODGERS FOURTH Robinson filed to Woodling. Campanella sent a hopper to Mar* tin. Hodges sent a sharp grounder past Rizzuto into center field for a single, his fourth straight hit in the series. On the hit-and-run, Furillo lined a single to right field, Hodges racipg to third. Cox lined Lopat v s first pitch down the left field foul line for a double, Hodges and Furillo Scoring to put the Dodgers in front, 2-1. Roe went down swinging. Two runs, three hits, no errors, one left. YANKEES FOURTH McDougald topped a pitch in front of the plate and was out, blooped a single into right field. Campanella to Hodges. Martin Campanella scooped up Rizzuto's bunt and threw him out at first base, Martin taking second base on the sacrifice. Lopat bounced out to Hodges, who made the play unassisted. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. \ DODGER FIFTH Gilliam bunted and was out by a stride, Lopat to Collins. Reese lined to center field for a single. Snider struck out swinging. Robinson hit a 2 and 2 pitch on the ground into left field for his first hit In the series, 'Reese stopping at second. 1 Campanella rolled to Martin and was an easy out. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left. ' YANKEES FIFTH Woodling went down swinging. Collins popped to Gilliam. BaneS? went down swinging. No runs, no hits, no errors, hone left. DODGER SIXTH Hodges lifted a towering fly to Bauler. Furillo lined a 1-1 pitch to the bleacher wall ih right center field for a double. McDougald made a one-hand grab of Cox’ groUnder and threw him out at firs£, Furillo holding second. Roe wdnt doXvn swinging. No runs, one hit, no errors, one ’VaIwCEES SIXTH ‘ Berra walked. Mantle filed to Robinson. McDougald swung' and missed on a 3-1 pitch and Berra was trapped off first and was run down, ' Campanella to Gilliam to Hodges. Roe spegred McDougald's hopper and tossed hint out at first. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. I 11 .

Kansas City Takes Playoff From Toledo KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP — The Yankees and the Dodgers will meet all over again in a “Little ‘Wortd Series" beginning Friday night at Montreal. * The Kansas City Blues, a New York Yankee farm club, defeated Toledo, 4-1, Wednesday night to win a playoff berth against Montreal, a Brooklyn Dodger farm club which (Monday night won the International League playoffs with a 3-2 victory over Rochester. Winner of the playoffs in the two Triple-A leagues meet annually In the “Little World Series,” which this year pits farm clubs of the 1953 World Series contenders against each other. The Blues last year won the final American Association playoff under Manager George Selkirk. Wednesday night won foi Harry Craft, with Selkirk piloting 4he losing Toledo Sox. x Lefthander Bob Wiesler was the winner, although he faced basesloaded trouble in the when he grounded out Billy Reed. The Blues won three games et Toledo, lost three as home and then grabbed the finale Wednesday night. In regular season play, the Blues finished second to the Sox in the American Association race One Boy Dies As Auto Hits Cycle (BLOOMINGTON, Ind. UP — Michael Deckard, 10. Bloomington,, was killed and his brother, Dennis, 12, injured critically late Wednesday when a car struck their bicycle head-on. Police said the car driven by Dick Knost, 24, Bloomington, smashed into the bicycle as the Knost car passed another vehicle on Ind. 45 about three miles east of here. s There wele no lights on the bicycle, authorities said.

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Some Leng Distance Toll Calls Increased WASHINGTON UP — Charges for some long distance calls went up today, adding about 66-milllon dollars a year to telephone customers’ costs. •The increases apply to overtime, night and Sunday rate's for interstate long (Hstance calls. Charges for daytime* calls of three minutes or less were not changed. The boost in long distance rates coincided with a $153.500,000-a-year increase in parcel poet rates which also took effect today.- The parcel post increases, avenging 36 per cent,,were authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission last June.

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