Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 14 July 1955 — Page 7

Thursday. jVly 14.

SPORTS

Red Sox Rally To Score Win Over Senators Th* Red Sox overcame an early 50 deficit to carry on to an 18-10 victory over the Senators in a Little League game Wednesday evening at Worthman field. The Senators scored two runs in the first inning and three in the second for a 6-0 lead. The Red Sox tallied once in the third and scored four in the fourth for a 6-5 tie. The. Senators again took the lead with three in the bottom of the fourth, but the Red Sox broke loose for eight in the fifth for the victory. The White Sox and Yankees will play at the Homestead at 6 o'clock this evening, and in the Friday double header at Worthman, the Indians and Red Sox tangle at 8:16 p.m., followed by the Senators and Tigers. Red Sox AB R H E Carpenter, cf 6 110 Custer, 2b 4 4 0 0 FORATHLETE’SFOOT GET AMAZING RESULTS! IN ONE HOUR, If ant pleaaed with powerful, krratolytle fuiurlclde. T-4-L, your 4»k- back at any drug ntorr. T-4-1. nlouKbn oft tainted enter akin, Kilin imbedded pernia OX COXTACT, treaaeleaa, InaUnt-dryina. Today at Kobae Drup Store.

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Ro. Klelnknight, lb .. 2 2 0 « D. Baker 4 2 2 8 Rowland, If 3 0 10 Whetstone, If 1 10 0 Reed, c —jv|. 3 0 0 1 Agler, c -K-—- r -. 22 1 0 Gause, rf4 3 1 0 Kohne, rs - .......1. 10 10 Werst, 3b, p .. 4 2 3 0 M. Baker, p.... 3 113 Ru. Klelnknight, 3b —1 0 0 0 Totals 37 18 11 6 Senators AB R H E Rumsch)ag, If 14 0 0 Schultz, c 4 12 0 Casino, cf 4 2 10 Sharpe, ss 4 13 0 Kelly, lb 3 0 0 2 Fawcett, 3b ... 10 0 3 Colter, 3b ..10 0 1 Custer, 2b 4 0 12 Poling, rs ....... 11 0> 0 G. Schultz, rs... 0 10 0 Hakey, p 4 0 0 0 Totals 27 10 7 8 Score by innings: Red Sox 001 485—18 Senators 230 320 —10 Runs batted in — Carpenter 3, Rowland, Werst 2, M. Baker, Schultz, Casino, Sharpe 2.JTwobase hits—Carpenter, D. Baker, Agler, Werst 2, Sharpe. Bases on balls —Off Baker 6, Werst 3, Hakey 8. Strikeouts — By Baker 5, Werst 2, Hakey 6. Hits Off — Baker 4 in 4, Werst 3 in 2. Winner, Werst. League Standing W L Pct. Indians 9 0 1.000 Red Sox 6 2 .750

Yankees 5 „ 4 .556 White Soxr. 3 5 .376 Senators ...a..— 2 7 .222 Tigers 0 7 .000 Form Three Teams In Morning League Robert Worthman, supervisor of athletics at Worthman field in the summer recreation program, today announced reorganization of the morning “little league.” Due to the increase in number of boys desiring to play, the league has been increased from two to three teams, with the team rosters changed. The league will play Monday and Wednesday mornings at 9 o’clock. Next Monday, the Indians will play the Tigers, and next Wednesday the Indians will meet the Dodgers. Any boys whose names are omitted from the following teams will be placed on a team merely by reporting at the Held. The roster of teaipj follows: Indians — Frank -Lopea, Larry Chrisman, Ed Grover, Tom Suman, Kenneth Fell, Don Eyanson, Loren Fifer, Charles Schulman, Dale Harshman, Dennis Cookson, Dan Krick. Jim Jackson, Mick Suman. Tigers — George Tester, Dick Morgan. Jerry Jones, Larry Johnson, Bill Hulllnger, Mike Stallings, Jim Eiting, Dave Anspaugh, Bob Mies, Billy Blythe, Al Kalver, Jim Haines. Dodgers — Jerry Hurst, Eddie Minch, Roger Vanhorn, Ed vPutteet, Roger Conrad, Ed Feasef, Jay Walther, Jerry Agler, Paul Hodge, Gerry Sheets, Dan Christen. . If vou have something to sail 01 rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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Major League Teams Resume Play Tonight NEW YORK (INS) —The American and National League pacesetters peered nervously over their shoulders at a couple of onrushing contenders today as the second half of the major league baseball season began in earnest. The Boston Red,. Sox ar.d Milwaukee Braves currently are the hottest teams going and soon may be breathing down the respective backs of the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers. The Sox are in fourth place bu' their 26 victories in the last 32 gapies have pulled them to within seven games of the Yanks aud they could wind up in second place by the weekend. The Braves are 11% games back but they're closed than anybody else and threaten to move in should the Birooks falter. The Braves have played the sharpest ball id the National League lately, winning ten of 16 in the past two weeks preceding the All —Star game. Despite the Dodgers' seemingly untouchable lead, five clubs still have a chance of catching the Flatbushers if one of them can organize the peerless pitching such as the New York Giants flashed in 1951, when they overcame a 13% game deficit. For this reason and the fact that' Brooklyn’s own pitching is complicated by injuries, the Dodgers cannot afford to let up. Roy Campanella, missing from behind the plate since June 28 with an injured left knee, is ready to go again as are Carl Furillo and Sandy Amoros. But pitchers Carl Erskine, Russ Meyer, Johnny Podres and Karl Spooner still are, plagued with assorted ailments. • The Brooks, who have won only eight of their last 17, open a two game home series with St. Louis as both leagues swing into full activity tonight following the AllStar hiatus. Milwaukee begins its eastern swing at Philadelphia, the Chicago Cubs start a two game series at the Polo Grounds and Cincinnati moves over to Pittsburgh. The Yankees, who managed to snap out of their longest losing streajk in two seasons their last time out, launch a 12 game westtonight. The Bombers, nursing a modest

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five game lead, will first try to beat down their closest challengers In a two-game set at Cleveland and then will play a three game series at Chicago, which trails by six. The rest of the American League schedule featUres twl-night double headers with Washington at Chicago. Baltimore at Kansas City and the Red Sox at Detroit. BEG PARDON A sports article head In Tuesday’s edition of the Decatur Daily Democrat erroneously read that the Braves won a Pony League game Monday night. The articl* Itself was correct, as the Cardinals defeated the Braves, 4-3. Ezzard Charles Is Winner By Decision CHICAGO (INS) — Ezzard Charles, gunning for a third title shot at heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, was a step nearer his goal today with a 19 round split decision over Paul Andrews. The one-time heavy king from Cincinnati survived a second round knockdowm Wednesday night to pound out the decision over Andrews In the nationally televised bout at the Chicago Stadium. Squirrel Season Opens August 13 According to an announcement released by the Indiana department of conservation, open season on fox squirrel and grey squirrel will extend from Aug. 13 to Oct. 11. The release further states that it shall be unlawful to shoot kill or possess any more than five fox or grey squirrel in one day. The season and the bag limit are for 1955 only. MINOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Club W. L. Pct. G.B. Toledo 56 40 .582 Minneapolis 54 42 .563 2 Omaha 54 43 .557 2% Denver 52 45 .536 4% Louisville —- 47 44 .516 6% St. Paul 47 49 .490 9 Indianapolis .. 41 56 .42? 15%. Charleston ... 31 63 .330 24 Wednesday's Results Toledo 4-1, Indianapolis 0-10. -10, Minneapolis 5-5. “7, Charleslonrt>s ' SU Paul 9, Denver 8.

Cleveland Indians Sign Two Veterans CbEVELAND (INS) — The Cleveland Indians "loaded up" for an all-out assault on first place In the American League pennant race today with the acquisition of Walter "Hoot” Evers from the Baltimore Orioles and the signing of two-time loop batting king, Ferris Fain.' Fain, who came to terms Wednesday but who was scheduled to sign today, will be in uniform tonight when the Indians open an important two game series with the New York Yankees at Municipal Stadium. Evers, a right * handed hitting outfielder, was acquired from the Orioles in return for pitcher Bill Wight in a waiver deal. The 10year major league veteran has a lifetime batting average of .280, but was currently batting .238 for the Orioles. He will be used as a pinch hitter, according to Tribe officials. Tribe Manager Al Lopez said there is a possibility that Fain, released unconditionally by the Detroit Tigers last week, may be in the starting lineup tonight when Casey Stengel brings his Yankees to town with a five-game lead over the second place Indians. The formality of signing Fain was postponed until today so that the Indians could make room on their roster for the controversial first baseman. who was the league batting king in 1951 and 1952. it is expected that Joe Altobelii, weak hitting first baseman, will be sent back to the Tribe’s Indianapolis farm club. Fain has been suffering from a knee injury, but told Tribe officials he is in excellent condition. Al Rosen, a third baseman, Vic Wertz, an outfielder, and Altobelii operated at first for the Tribe this season. “I think Fain will help us to win the pennant,” said general manager Hank Greenberg.

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Davis Cup Playoffs Will Begin Friday EVANSTON, 111. (INS) —The American zone Davis Cup tennis playoffs between Australia and Mexico will begin Friday with K>en Itosewall playing Gustave Palafox in the first singles match. The second singles match at Evanston pairs Rex Hartwig against Esteban Reyes Jr., the Mexican Junior champion. Other games will match Rosewall and Hartwig against Palafox and Francisco Guerrero in Saturday’s doubles, with the final singles play Sunday pittipg Hartwig against Palafox and Reyes agains* Rose wall. Florence Chadwick Delays Channel Swim DOVER, Eng. (INS) —America’s long distance swimmer Florence Chadwick was forced again today to put off her attempt to become the first person to swim the English Channel in both directions without stopping. Fog over the Channel for the second day running made it impossible for Miss Chadwick to start out for France this morning from nearby Shakespeare Bay. The California woman already has crossed the channel in both directions, but on separate occasions. i -*• Sleeping Custom CHICAGO (INS) — The National Association of Bedding Manufacturers reports that “it has long been the custom in Russia to spend the cold winter months sleeping on top of the stove."

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