Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 70, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1955 — Page 6

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The Training Camps (By t. N. 8.) By International News Service The Boston Red Sox could hardly be blamed if they decided to forego spring training next year. In 1954. it was slugger Ted Williams who broke his collar bone on the opening day of spring drills and miesed the first month of the regular season. _ Wednesday, shortstop Milt Bolling started the Bosox off on the road to being hard luck champions again when he broke his left elbow in a third-inning collision with St. Louis catcher Dick Rand at Sarasota, Fla. Best advices are that Bolling will be out from six to eight weeks. The Cardinals won the exhibition from the Sox, 5 to 4, and Boiling’s replacement, Owen Friend, committed three errors that paved the way for as many runs. The Sox, incidentally, spent the day in continued denials of the rumor that Williams is expected to report momentarily. General Manager Joe Cronin conceded Ted might have been in camp before now. had he been able to complete a financial settlement with his estranged wife. But as it is, Cronin says he’s heard nothing since he last talked to Ted On Feb. 28. The Cleveland Indians had a touch of injury anxiety, too. Rookie southpaw pitcher Herb Score had his left knee lanced, but a Tucson physician said there Is nothing seriously wrong. Score

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has a bursitis condition: The Indians’ Bob Lemon had a rocky day in a five-inning stint against the New York Giants, giving up six runs as the world champions bashed the Tribe, 9 to 4. Wes Westrum’s three-run homer started Lemon's troubles. At St. Petersburg, Washington’s Maurice McDermott tried to bathe first hurler to go the route this spring. But he collapsed in the eighth inning, and the New York Yankees scored eight runs for a 10-to-4 victory. Joe Collins of the Yanks topped off the big rally with a homer. Manager Casey Stengel took his third look at Bob Turley, and the big righthander wasn’t very impressive as he gave up six hits and seven walks in six innings. Preston Ward’s three-run pinch homer in the ninth gave Pittsburgh a 7-to-6 decision over the Chicago White Sox at. Fort Myers. Detroit continued to get some excellent pitching, downing Cincinnati, 5 to 1, at Tampa On sixhit work by Ned Garver, George Zuzerink and Bob Schultz. Don Newcombe worked five solid innings as Brooklyn drubbed Kansas City, 15 to 4, at Vero Beoch. Murry Dickson and rookie Jim Owens stopped Milwaukee with two hits as Philadelphia won. 3 to 1, at Bradenton. Puddin’ head Jones homered for the Phils. Two Minor Mishaps Here This Morning Two minor accidents occurred at the corner of Monroe and Second streets this morning within an hour of each other. The first was at 8:30 a. m. when the Minch taxi, driven by Madonna Hunter of Decatur. stopped on Second street for the traffic light A car driven by Herbert Cook of Monroe, route one, collided into the rear of thb taxi causing about S6O damage to the taxi and $125 damage to the Cook vehicle. The second accident occurred at 9:30 a. m. When a truck driven by Ernest W. (Grogg of Mansfield. 0., attempted to make a right turn onto Second street from the center lane at the same time as a car in the right lane driven by Mrs. Mark Colchin of Homestead, Decatur. Damage to the Colchin vehicle was estimated at $25. The truck was not damaged. About 190,000 trucks in the U.S. distribute milk. Sacramento — California may challenge New York as the most populous state in the Union by about 1970, it is now estimated, if present trends continue unchanged during the next 15 years or so.

School Principal Attends Meeting Andrews Attends .Association Meet Hugh J. Andrews, principal of the Decatur high school, is attending the 80th annual meeting of the north central association of colleges and secondary schools, which is being held at the {Palmer House in Chicago. The conference, which opened ■Monday, will he concluded Friday. The aims and objectives of the association are: a- Development and maintenance of high standard of excellence in all of its member schools, colleges and universities. b- The continued improvement of the educational program and of instruction at the levels of secondary and higher education. c- The encouragement of such Improvements through a scientific and professional approach to the solution of educational problems. d- The encouragement and establishment of cooperative relations between the secondary schools and colleges and universities within its territory. e- The maintenance of effective working relationships with other educational organizations and accrediting agencies throughout the United States. New Ambassador Is Welcomed In Spain MADRID (INS) — New American ambassador John D. Lodge was escorted by Moorish lancers today when he presented his credentials to Spanish Generalissimo Franccisco Franco in the throne room of the Palacio Del Oriente. The former Republican governor of Connecticut was escorted from the embassy to the apalace, former home of Spanish royalty, by nearly 100 mounted Moorish lancers and buglers whose horses' hooves were painted golden. Baltimore — Some X-ray pictures are so bright they can be picked up by television. Lions Club Bag of Bulbs Sale. Friday night 6 p. m.

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