Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 165, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1954 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JULY 15, IM4

Klenk’s Whips Paulding last Night 9 To 2 Bunching all their hits and runs in three Innings, Kleuk'a of Decatur whipped Paulding, 9-2, at Worthman Held in this city Wednesday night. 'Held scoreless for three innings, Klenk’s tallied twice in the fourth inning on two hits, counted three more in the fifth on two hits, a walk and an error, and wound up ■their scoring with four in the sixth on as many hits. Paulding counted 1U first run in the second on two hits and its final run in the ninth on an error and a hit. Fredricks hurled the first inning for Decatur, with lEllenberger working the rest of the way.Klenk’s will play Monroeville at « o’clock tonight at Worthman field in another league game, and •will entertain the Rockford Legion at 2 p.m. Sunday at the local diamond. Klenk’s and Rockford are currently battling for the league lead. ' Paulding AB R H E G. Scarborough, 2b . 5 0 2 0 J. Sinn, cf 3 0 0 0 Elston, as 4 0 11 D. Sinn, 3b '4 0 0 2 J. Scarborough, c 5 110 Wilson, If 4 0 2 0 G. Ston, rs .... a 0 0 0 Feeney, lb 3 0 10 B. Sinn, p 3 10 0 Totals ..... 34 2 7 3 Klenk’s AB R H E 'Bowen, cf 5 10 0 Williams, If 4 110 Ellenberger, 2b, p 4 2 2 1 Hoehammer. lb 4 12 0 Reed, 3b 4 0 0 0 Andrews, rs 3 0 0 0 Helm, rs 10 0 0 Giillg.es 4 11 0 (Melchior, c 3 2 10 “ FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT f Keratolytic action is a must! T-4-L. a keratolytic fungicide, sloughs off infected skin to reach and kill germs and fungus ON CONTACT. If not pleaeed AN 1 HOUR, your *1 drug store. Today at Kohne Drugstore.

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Fredricks, p 0 0 0 0 Piatt, 2b 8 110 :t ■ Totals ... 35 9 8 1 Score by innings: Paulding „ 010 000001—2 Klenk’s 000 234 OOx—» MAJOR NATIONAL LEAGUE ~ W L Pct. GB New- York .... 57 27 .679 Brooklyn 52 32 .019 5 Philadelphia . 40 87 hl9 13ft Milwaukee ... 41 42 .494 15% Milwaukee .... 41 41 .500;, 15 Cincinnati ... 41 « ,494 15% St. Louis .... 40 42 .488 16 Chicago 29 50 .367 25% Pittsburgh ... 27 55 .329 29 Wednesday's Results Brooklyn 2, Milwaukee 1 (12 innings). Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. ' GB Cleveland 56 27 .675 New York .... 56 28 .667 % Chicago 54 31 .625 3 Detroit 35 44 .443 19 Washington .. 32 47 .405 22 Boston 31 48 .392 23 Philadelphia . 30 49 .380 24 Baltimore -— 31 51 .378 24% Wednesday’s Results No games scheduled. minor AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L Pct. G.R. Indianapolis 60 32 .652 St Paul 50 39 .562 8% Louisville .... 53 41 .559 8% Kansas City .. 45 46 .495 14% Columbus .... 43 46 .483 16% Minneapolis -. 42 47 .472 16% Toledo — 41 53 .436 20 Charleston 33 60 .355 27% Wednesday’s Results >• • Toledo 7, Columbus 6. Louisville 3. Charleston 2. St. Paul 3. Kansas £ity 2. Minneapofli’S; Indianapolis 1.

Cardinals Win Over Elks In Extra Inning The Decatur Cardinals overcame a four-run deficit to score a 6-5 victory over the Bluffton Elks in a Pony League game Wednesday night at Bluffton. The Elks held a 5-1 lead after five innings of play, but the Cardinals scored twice tn the sixth and two more in the seventh to knot the score at 5-5 and force the game into a«i extra inning. Larry Moees, who drove out a home run in the third inning, scored the winning run in the eighth without the aid of » hit The Cardinals will meet the Ossian Boosters, league leaders, at Worthman field in this city Friday night, following a Little League game between the Yankees and Indians, which will start at 6 :15 p.m. The Decatur Braves will also be in action Friday night, playing Marsh at Bluffton. Cardinals ' AB R H E Canales, If „ 0 0 0 Sharp; If 110 0 Bracey, 3b ... 3 0 0 0 Andrews, cf ....2 10 1 jShraluka, c 4 12 0 Baumgartner, pl.l 0 ff Ritter, p 10 0 0 Beal, 2b — 8 0 11 ss 3 2 2 0 Reed, lb , 4 0 0 0 Van Horn, rs... 2 0 0 2 Hutker, rs 10 0 0 Totals, 28 6 5 4 Elks AB R H E Schmidt, ss 4 12 0 Cupp, 3b 3 T 0 0 Hamish, If 4 10 0 Bates; lb 3 0 10 Bachelor, c 3 0 0 0 Stepp, 2b 4000 Heller, rs 2 0 0 0 Steele, rs 2 0 2 1 Smekens, cf 2 110 Inskeep, cf 2 0 0 0 Bowman, p 3 10 0 Totals 32 5 6 1 Score by innings: Cardinals 001 002 21—8 Elkg 101 030 00—5 SOUTH BEND, Ind., (INS) — Irving Martin found |2B on his front lawn and returned it to Edward Bishop, a mailman who, in turn, gave it back to Martin as final payment for an automobile Bishop bought from MM*tin.

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Wqm<n Golf Stars Io Fort Wayne Tourney FORT WAYNE, Ind.; — One of the greatest fields In Ladies PGA history will be firing for 83,500 prise money at Fort Wayne's Orchard Ridge Country club, Friday, July 23 through Sunday, July 25 in a 54-hole tournament. Headed by the gals* leading money winner, the incomparable Babe Didrikson Eaharias, the tournament field reads like a Who’s Who of the trade. Also down besides the Babe, who just won the women's national open, are Betty Jameson, western open champ; Betty Hicks, runnerup to the Babe in the open; the colorful Bauer sisters, Marlene and Alice Bauer Hagge; Peggy Kirk (Bell) of Findlay, Ohio; Bonnie Randolph of Columbus; Betty Dodd; the Texan, and many others. ~7 -- Dodgers Edge Out Braves In Extra Innings NEW YORK HNS)—There’s a faint glimmer of hope in ■Milwaukee. Bobby (homerun) Thomson is back on the bench. And the Brooklyn Dodgem are finding it increasingly difficult to beat the Braves. Thomson, whose fractured right ankle in a spring training elide four months ago sabotaged Milwaukee’s pennant plans, made his first official appearance at bat Wednesday night and managed io thwart the Dodgers again, even if only for a moment. The big outfielder, who knocked Brooklyn out of the 1951 pennant with a playoff homerun for the New York Giants, drew a standing ovation, from, the Milwaukee County Stadium crowd at 35,470 as he came to the plate for Johnny Logan with two down in the 12th and his team trailing, 2 to 1. He gave relief pitcher Jim Hughes a mild case of the heebiejeebies with his foul ball tactics and eventually got Hughes to walk him. Hank Aaron ended it seconds later, however, hy flying out. Thomson, who came to the Braves from the Giants last winter in the Johnny Antonelli trade but saw no action since his injury March 13, said he favored his right ankle a little but otherwise felt good. The Milwaukee hope, who took one swing in a pinch role Monday night during ib exhibition against 1 the Braves’ Toledo farm club and cracked a 400-foot homerun, was lifted on the basepath for Jim Pendleton but said: “I’m getting so I can run pretty good straight ahead although 1 haven't started to practice banks and tarns yet. I guess it’ll be a little while before I can do any regular playing. But I’m ready to bat when they need me.” Thomson wore a special high shoe like those worn by the Giants’; Monte Irvin a couple years ago after a similar injury. He gets daily whirlpool liaths for the ankle plus massage. He wears a tight bandage and elastic stocking when in uniform. The only scheduled major league game of the day gave Milwaukee an attendance total of 1,00,476 for 37 games and made the Braves the first club to hit the million mark this year. The power-laden Brooks were held to nine hits by Lew Burdette but managed to narrow the Giants’ league lead to five games on two deep flies to left field by Duke Snider, scoring Junior Gilliam both times. ’ ■ ' Gilliam beat out a bunt in the first inning, moved to third on Pee Wee Reese’s single and then scored on the "hook's” long fly to Aaron. The Braves tied it in the eighth on a walk to Bill Bruton, a sacrifice by Logan and single by Aaron. Then Gilliam singled iu the 12th, Reese advanced him to third with a single and Snider swatted a carbon copy of his first fly ball. Hughes, who relieved Russ (Meyer tn the ninth, notched his fourth win in five decisions. Burdette, who retired 15 in a row before Reese's sixth-inning single, lost his 16th in 17 decisions. The Braves and Dodgers resume their five-game series with a twi. night doubleheader while the Giants play at St. Louis., Pittsburgh plays a twin bill at Chicago and Philadelphia plays a twi-nlghte* at Cincinnati. - • - Tonight in theAmerleau League the Cleveland Indians take a halfgame American League lead into Philadelphia, the New York Yankees seek their 10jh straight victory over Baltimore and Chicago is at Washington. Detroit plays a day-nlght doubleheader at Boston. Copter Orders LONDON. HNS) — The Society of British aircraft manufacturers have revealed that the British 1 armed services have greatly increased their orders for helicopters. Over two hundred 'copters (arc uow on order for the three bervicou.

Hurricane Jackson Whipped By Valdes I%■ ’ ■ ■ NEW YORK (INS) — A muchtouted Hurricane rode into New York on the crest of a severe electrical storm Wednesday night but couldn’t even ripple the eyelashes of Cuban heavyweight champion Nino Valdes, much less blow him down. Valdes, a betting underdog although ranked second in the world behind Ezzard Charles, virtually earned a February title match by flooring Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson of Rockaway, N. Y., three tinges in one round at Madison Square Garden for an automatic technical knockout. The coup de grace came at 2:35 of the second round of the nationally televised (CBS) match and gave promoter Jim Norris somebody to shoot for the works next winter, Norris said before the fight he

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would give the winner a »hqt at Rocky Marctenea heavyweight crown in Miami in February. He said he hopes to bring about a contract signing within the next ten days for a September return bout between Marciano and No. 1 challenger, Charles. Jimmy Carter And Flanagan To Meet CHICAGO (INS)-Jimmy Carter, farmer lightweight champion, will meet Glen Flanagan of St. Paul, Minn., in a 10-round bout at Che Chicago stadium on Aug. 4. The bout was announced Wednesday night by the International Boxing Club. . This will be Carter’s first appearance at the stadium since bis title bout on Oct 15,1962, with Lauro Salas. The New Yorker loet his title to Paddy DdMarco last March in a bout at Madison Square Garden.

Indiana Gridders To Trave! By Airplane ■BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (INS) — Indi aria University’s 1954 football team may not win a game, but it will be one of the highest flying squads in the Big 10. .The Hunryin’ Jfoosiers of Coach Bernie Crinunins will travel by plane to all away from home games except the finale with state rtvaJ, Purdue. American Airlines Strike Set Tonight CHICAGO (INS) — All American Airlines planes will be grounded at midnight tonight when 1,206 flight crew members of the Air z Line Pilots’ Association go out on strike over the issue of more than eight hours of continuous flight time on nonstop trips. The national mediation board in Washington may step into the dispute between the company and the flight crew members.

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