Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 222, Decatur, Adams County, 21 September 1954 — Page 6

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the Decatur Golf club Sunday afternoon. Two teams were tied at 4S for second place. Bert Lopd and John Baumann winning in a play- ■ off from Fran Engie and Everett 1 Hutker. Scores of other toame in the

tourney: Ruth Harper- Joo Costello, S 3; Helen Hutker-J. F. Sanmann, 62; Mary Jane Gage-John Doan, 55; Mary Mart TerveerNewt Striker, CO; Gladys Reynolds- Bob lAne. 58; Honore Haugk-Carl Gerber. 53; Mr.Xine Baumann-Harty King, 64 leabelle Gerber-Lowell Harper, 56; Ethel Mae Saiunanh-Fred Haugk, 56; Marsha Smith-Harold Engle, 51; Grace King-Don Mac Lean, 57*. Refreshments were served following the tourney. It you nave rometning io sell o* rooms for rent, try a bemocrat Want Ad, It brings results. t - .»-. . "-A” Use The Daily Democrat Want Ads

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Fate Os Athletics Is Still Uncertain iPHIILADELPiHIA ( IfXS) -*• There's less question today as to where the Philadelphia Athletics will finish the season in the American League race than where they will finish on the map. Although there have been discussions on the eale and possible ( relocation of the club in another city throughout the season, none of the many talks have resolved anything concrete on the issue. Strongest of the proposals is the proffered sale of the club to a syndicate headed by Arnold M. Johnson, of Chicago, who would move the franchise to Kansas City. However such a amove has been strongly opposed by Clark Griffith, president of the ‘Washington Senators, who through hie son, Calvin, reiterated his stand last night. One of the biggest bars in cur-

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