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MIHIM AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. G.B. Denver 58 36 .617 —- Minneapolis 48 42 .533 8 Indianapolis ■ 48 42 .533 8 Omaha .. 49 47 .510 10 St. Paul 43 45 .489 12 Louisville — — 42 50 .457 15 Wichita 41 51 .446 16 Charleston 39 55 .415 19 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Indianapolis 5 4. Ixiuisville 2-2, Wichita 4, Charleston 0. Omaha 3, St. Paul 2. Denver at Minneapolis, rain. MAJOR National League W. L. Pct. GB Milwaukee 49 31 .613 Cincinnati 48 34 . .585 2 Brooklyn —. 45 37 .549 5 St. Louis —.... 41 42 .494 9% Pittsburgh .... 38 43 .469 11£ Philadelphia — 39 45 .464 12 Chicago —— 35 46 .438 14% New York .... 31 48 .392 17% Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 6-6. Chicago 4-1. Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 3. Milwaukee 7, New York 3. Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis 1. (called end of 9-rain). American League New York 58 "28 .674 Cleveland .... 47 36 .568 9% Boston 47 37 .560 10 Chicago 43 38 .531 12% Balimore —4O 44 .476 17 Detroit - 38 46 .542 19 Washington —- 34 54 .386 25 Kansas City 30 54 .357 27 Wednesday’s Results Detroit 8-4. New York 4-3. Boston 7, Kansas City 4. Washington 7-6. Cleveland 5-11. Baltimore 4. Chicago 3. Cleveland Pitcher Injured Wednesday WASHINGTON (UP) — X-rays will be taken of Cleveland pitcher Early Wynn’s injured jaw today to deterifiine ij ft has been broken. TUe^Weratr 'struck fry a line drive during Wednesday night's second game of a twi-night doubleheader with the Washington Senators and 16 stitches were taken in the left side of his chin.

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Spider Webb Wins - Over Holy Mims CHICAGO (UP)—Spider Webb, a hard • punching middleweight with only 16 pro fights, rated consideration for a “Top Ten’’ ranking today, even though his first major victory, over Holly Mims, was over “a tired old man.” Webb, weighing 157% pounds to Mims’ 157, punched out a convincing 10 round decision in the television battle from the Chicago Stadium. even though it was the first time he ever has gone that distance. > ...., . ■—•— Eli Stucky To Head Mental Health Group Eli C. Stucky, of Geneva, was elected president of -the Adams county mental health association at a dinner meeting this week at Geneva. He succeeds Mrs. Clarence Mitchel, who has served for the past three years. Other officers are Ralph Habegger. Decatur, vice-president; Leo kirsch, Decatur, reelected secre-tary-treasurer; Joe Brewster, Berne, campaign chairman: Herman Bixler. Geneva, rehabilitation chairman.; Mrs. Harrj Raudenbush, Blue Creek township, forgotten patients committee chairman; Simon Schwartz. Berne, public Information chairman; the Rev Edgar PSchmidt, Decatur, steering committee. I

-THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956

Cassady To Meet Detroit Officials COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) — How- 1 ard (Hopalong) Cassady,, Ohio State University’s two-time AllAmerica halfback, confers with Detroit Lions officials today about a contract for the coming National Football League season, Cassady is reported ready to sign a 115,000 pact. Receive Complaints Os Broken Windows Two complaints of broken windows in homes along the Mud Pike south of Decatur were reported To authorities this morning. Mrs. William (Pete) Meyer reported that some one threw a can through a window and JohifGirard told police that his large front window was broken with a~rock. The sheriffs department is conducting an investigation. Also reported to the city police department was the theft of a bicycle owned by Lester Haines of Decatur. The bicycle was taken from the city swimlmng pool Wednesday afternoon. Only minor damage was caused in an accident Wednesday in the 300 block of Monroe street. A car driven by Riehacd Bauman. 17. of Decat»r. -went tee stase to the- parks.. ed cars and hit a car owned by Frances Heare, of Decatur route two. Damage was estimated at >SO to the Bauman car and |4O to the Heare vehicle.