Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 146, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1954 — Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 22, ISM

Decatur Pony League Teams Take Openers Decatur's two Pony League teams launched the season in a bls way Monday night at Worthman field, both scoring victories over Bluffton teams as the Wells County Pony league got underway. In the opener,. the Cardinals, managed by Al Gilllg, defeated the Bluffton Moose, 13-7, and In the nightcap, the Braves, managed by Ory Reed, downed the Bluffton Elks. 11-4. A big second Inning, during wMcti they scored eight runs on six hits, a pair or walks and an erfor. led the Cardinals to victory. Three Deeatur hurlers limited the visitors to seven hits. Shraluka led the Cardinals' attack with three hits, while Moses and Bracy each had two safeties. The Braves also employed the big inning technique, counting elx times in the second inning on only two hits, plus three walks, a hit batsman and two errprs for six rune. Myers limited the Elks to five hits. The Braves also had only five hits, hut were aided by six walk* and five hit batsmen. The Cardinals will play Marsh at Bluffton and the Braves will pay at Ossian, both on Wednesday night at 7:80 o'clock. Two games will be played here next Monday, the Cardinals meeting the Bluffton Elks at 7 o'clock, followed by Braves against Marsh of Bluffton. Moose AB R H E Somers, Sb 2 10 0 Carnail, rt —1 0 A 0 Johnloz. p, 2bl 0 Kneuss, 2b 1 0 1 0 Gerber, tt 12 0 Creed, c, p 4 0 0 0 Tangenwtn,** ....... 4 1 10 Creek,cf .... 3 11 0 Moser, rs 0 0 0 0 Rush, rs, 3bo 1 0 0

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Shutt, lb 10 0 1 White, lb 3 0 0 0 Bridge, 2b 1 0 0 1 Shaw, c 2 2 2 0 TOTALS 27 7,7 2 Cardinals AB R H £ Beal, » . 3 1 10 Mases, ss 1 5 2 2 2 Andrews, cf 2 2 1 0 Shraluka. c 4 K 3 3 1 Bracy. 3b -2—,— 4 2 2 1 Reed, 1b.... 8 0 11 I Hutker, lb 1 0 0 0 1 Holtsberry, If 4 111 Van Horn, rs ...2 10 0 * Vergara, rfl 0,0 0 1 Sharp, p 2 1\ 1 0 Ritter, p ... 0 0 M 0 * Daniels, p 10 0 0 * TOTALS... 32 13 12 6 Score by innings: 1 Moose 200 014 0t- 7 Cardinal® 481 000 x—l 3 1 Elks AB R H E 1 Steele, 2b, c 3 10 0 * Schmidt, ss ......j 4 111 1 Harnish. 3b _.4 1 2 0 1 Bierie, p, lb 3 110 1 Bachelor, c 2 0 0 2 ' Petzel. 2b 1 0 0 0 Heller, r 5.... 3 0 0 0 * Bowman, lb. p .... 2 0 0 0 : Step. If .... 3 0 0 0 ’ Smekens. cf 10 10 '■ Berkheiser, cflo 0 0 t 1 TOTALS 27 4 5 3 1 Braves AB R H E ' Dellinger. 2b.... 2 110 Johnson, 2b 1 0 0 0 1 Strickler, rs 2 0 10 I O’Campo, rs 0 0 0 0 ’ Kable, c 2 10 0 Ballard, lb 3 0 0 0 1 Lytle, lb 0 0 0 0 ■ Schrock, cc 3 1 0 1 . Kaehr, 8b.... 3 2 1 0 I Klenk, 3b . 0 0 0 0 May, cf- 8 2 0 0 ; Adams, cC.i'7. 1 0 0 2 ) Hobble. It 2 3 2 0 ) Franklin. Iflo 0 0 » Myers,, p 1 10 1 ) ) TOTALS 23 11 5 4 I Score by innings: ) Elks 000 110 2— 4 ) Braves 068 200 x—ll [ "... . ■ » Trade in a good Town — Decatu-

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! Bag-EHes Leading ; Ladies 6olf League The Bag-Ettes have taken the • lead in the Ladies golf league by 1 defeating the Fore-Ettes one point. I Low scores for the week includI ed: Mary Archer 53, Ethel Mae I Sanmann 53, Maxine Bauman 55. I Mary Jane Gage 56. Fran Engle 56, Janet Lane 57. Honor Haugk • 58. Lil Mac Lean 58, Mary Mart I Terveer 59, Isabel Gerber, a substitute, had a 59. I League Standing W L Pct. Bag-Ettes ._ 13 7 .650 Fone-Ettos ...1... 12 8 .600 Dub-Ettes... 11% 8% -579 Drive-Ettes 9 11 .450 Per-Ettes 8 12 .400 Slice-Ettes 6% 13% .316 White Sox, Indians Win This Morning The White Sox deWaled the Yankees. 14-3, and the-hidianß edged the Red Sox, 6-5, in farm len gue games this morning at Worthman field. Friday's schedule: Indians vs White Sox at 8 am.: Yankees vs Red Sox at 9:30 a.m. Line scores: RHE White Sox / 257—14 6 2 Yankees 210 — 3 14 Enabler and J. Mclntosh; Cravens, Ladd, Sheets and Banning. RHE Red Sox ’ - 010 301 —■6=~S : =3Indians 312 OOx —6 5 2 Frauhiger and Dailey; Caston and Morris. If you have something to sell or •ooms tor rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It bring* result®.

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MAJOR AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GJ3. Cleveland 44 18 .710 Chicago 40 22 .645 S New York 40 24 .625 6 ' Detroit 27 32 ,458 15% : Washington .. 27 34 .443 16% Philadelphia .. 24 36 .400 19 Boston 21 38 .356 21% Baltimore .... 22 41 .349 22% Monday’s Results j No games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE t W L Pct. G.B. , New York .... 40 22 .645 ; Brooklyn 39 23 .629 1 Milwaukee ...31 28 .525 7% Philadelphia 7. 29 29 .500 9 Cincinnati .... 30 31 .492 9% St. Loufs 30 32 .484 10 . New York 8. St. Lduis 5. Only games scheduled. I. U. Grid Hopeful Scholastically 0. K. BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. (INS) — All doubt concerning the eligibility of New Jersey's gift to Indiana University athletic hopes were ■dispelled today with the announeeu ment of a “C" scholastic ayerage. Milt Campbell, o who does everything except take tickets in most any sport, is expected to be a big factor in coach Bernie Crlmmins’ plans to build a winning football team. «■ Indianapolis Buys ExMajor Leaguer INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — The American Association leading Indianapolis Indians today announced the purchase of former major league pitcher Clyde King. ■ The righthander was bought from Tulsa, where he had a 5-1 record after being sold by Cincinnati, which bought King from Brboklyn in 1952. King’s best year was a 14-7 mark with Brooklyn in 1951. Cardinals Seek To End Losing Slump PITTSBURGH (INS) — The ' slumping St. Louis Cardinals shipped two pitchers back to the minors today nad at the same time ordered two hurlers from Lite Columbus. 0., farm team to report to the parent club. ? Manager Eddie Stankey called up Brooks Lawrence and Ralph Beard and announced that Lawrence will pitch against the Pirates Thursday. Lawrence has won six and lost three with the American Association dub. Stanky sent Stu Miller, who pitched brilliantly briefly last season. and Bill Greason to Columbus in a desperate move to stop the Cardinal skid, which tabs them 10 games behind 1 New York G_ianU.''7 Le mon -Milk Sherbert By International News Service A cooling summer dessert suggested by the U. S. department of agriculture is lemon-milk sherbet. You need one cup canned lemon juice, one-half cup water, one and one-half cups sugar, three cups of rich milk and one-eighth of a teaspoon of salt. Make a sirup of the water and sugar and combine with other lßgred # lents. Freeze in : ' icebox tray.

Republicans Order Chairman Election Brown County GOP Office Held Vacant INDIANAPOLIS (INS) The Republican state committee didn't wait to bear what mystery writer G. T. Fleming Roberts might have to say about his conduct of a disputed Brown county GOP reorganization meeting but returned its verdict after hearing only the proteatants. The governing body of the GOP Monday ruled that the office of Brown county Republican chairman was vacant and directed that another election be held. Theodore Sellmaer, who was named chairman in a second Brown county election held after ■Roberts had been re-elected in a three-minute session and departed in a burst of teargun fumes, was expected to emerge as winner of the state committee-ordered election. Roberts, who had guided the Brown county GOP to its first victory in more than 10 yea/s during which the county had always gone Democratic, had declined to testify at a subcommittee hearing, claiming the three-man body was only a fact-finding group. However, the report of t the subcommittee. headed by GOP state chairman'Alvin C. Cast, of KentJand. was adopted by the entire state committee Monday, without further investigation. Roberts is affiliated with the forces of U. S. Senators William Jenner and Homer -Capehart, who were defeated in the state party reorganization. Th® committee also adopted the subeommittee’s recommendation that Martin county GOP chairman Hugh Gray, of Shoals, be declared legally chairman, but did suggest new rules be drawn for reorganiration meeting conduct. Gray became known as “the biacklien-y picker” during the hearing because he gave that as one of his occupations when he successfully withheld the source of his income after getting into the record that two of the men who opposed him were employes of the state highway department, controlled by Gov. George N. Craig. • In the third disputed county reorganization brought to the attention of . the subcommittee, which also included tenth district chairman Russell Robbins, of Richmond, and eleventh district chairman. H. Dale Brown, of Indianapolis,7no action was necessary, petition tiled by a Beujtkolomew county precinct man, was withdrawn in theThiddle committeeman admitted JennerCapdhart aides had suggested filing lhe petition. .rAfWpm . ■ ■ . Two Youths Drown In State Monday Cooling Trend In Indiana Forecast INDIANAPOLIS, (INS) — Two Indiana youths drowned while swimming in unguarded water places, and a third death was indirectly connected to the continued sweltering weather when a South Bend man drowned white sleeping beside a river. Temperatures today were back in the 90s for most of the state except the northwest corner, which benefitted from an approaching cool air mass, causing temperatures to drop to the mid80s.^;. ’ The cooling trend was expected to engulf the entire north airs central portion tonight and Wednesday in the wake of scattered thundershowers. Maximum temperatures Monday included an unofficial 98 at Crawfordsville, and official U. S. weather bureau figures of 95 at Terre Haute, 94 at Evansville, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, and 91 at South Bend. A Mars Hill teen-ager, Ronnie Glover, was drowned Monday afternoon while swimming in a creek northwest of Avon with three other boys who mistook his cries of help for a joke. The companions told Hendricks county sheriff’s deputies and state police that Ronnie dived Into a deep hole, came up and called for Jielp, but because they thought ins cold switn, they believed he was fooling until he disappeared under vth’e water.

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