Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 145, Decatur, Adams County, 20 June 1958 — Page 7

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STOCK CAR RACES SUNDAY, JUNE 22 — 2:30 P.M. Purse — $1500.00 — Purse < Note to car owners and drivers: Pit gates close at 2:00 P. M.—Qualification stops at 2:15 sharp. New Bremen Speedway New Bremen, Ohio USAC Sprints June 29. | jhur iwe ewrie 1 f mcH STANDAID Hougt Paint Giveß you more per painting dollar! CovjLj era solidly more square feet of surface. Wears slowly—cleans itself. Unusually durable! STUCKY & CO. Monroe, Ind. Open Evenings Except Wed. LEAGUE BASEBALL GAME SUNDAY, JUNE 22 2:00 P.M. at WORTHMAN FIELD 4 KLENKS . _V# “. ' /E~V TONY & JIM ' - ? ! I Under New I I Management | Ml MOTOR Si® ■ • Jim Halberstadt • Paul Myers r ■ 1957 PLYMOUTH 2-door, radio and heater, || blue and white. Local car. . 1956 MERCURY 4-door Hardtop, radio and fl heat and Mercomatic. Nice clean car. ft fl 1956 FORD Victoria. Radio, Heat, tV fl and Ford-O-Matic. E' : 1955 FORI) Victoria 2-door, radio and heat- §4 er, Foidomatic. clean car. ® 1955 DODGE 2-door, radio and heater, | Local car. & 1954 CHEVROLET Belaire 2-door Hardtop, X || radio and heater. Like new. M 1953 FORD Victoria— Radio, Heat, |g| and Ford-O-Matic. 1954 PLYMOUTH 4-door, local car. Runs fl: ■ _ like new. 1954 FORD 4-door, radio and heater, cheap fc g. transportation. W 1953 DODGE Club Coupe, radio and heater, *| Auto. Trans. Nice red finish. p O 1953 PONTIAC 2-door, radio and heater and ’* Auto. Trans. A 1953 FORD 4-Door._ Radio and Heat, Power Steering and Ford-O-Matic. 3 ffl 1952 NASH 4-door, radio and heater, over- E 0 r * ve - B 0 1951 FORD Victoria, radio, heater, FordoM malic. B| t M A Cfl ra-1-a- KUU— ‘ W';' ' I NEW B I RAMBLERS—PODGES—PLYMOUTHS I “WE FINANCE” E Ibeery motor si® M 1805 W. Monroe Street Decatur, Ind. I H OPEN 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 I’. M.

Cubs'Homers Again Defeat Warren Spahn By MILTON RICHMAN United Press International The Chicago Cubs, have suddenly broken out in a rash of home runs and even if they’re not seriously infecting the rest of the National League, they’ve certainly put a pox on poor old Warren Spahn. Spahn, quite pbssibly the best pitcher in the league, just can”t understand it. He’s given up 11 homers in his last three games and nine of them were hit by the Cubs. They really laid into him Thursday night with a barrage of four homers that finally beat the Braves, 5-4. The Cubs now have walloped 76 home runs, a total that is second in the majors only to the Giants’ 77.. Walt Moryn was Spahn’s chief tormentor. He slammed his 14th and 15th of the campaign, and after Alvin Dark connected in the seventh inning to tie the score at 4-4, rookie Tony Taylor supplied the crusher with another homer off Spahn in the ninth. Taylor’s First That game-winning homer was Taylor’s first in the majors. A 189 hitter, he accounted for Chicago’s first run in the opening [frame when he doubled, moved to i third on an infeild out and then I stole home on Spahn. Glen Hob- ■ bie, another rookie, was the win- ! ner. The loss was Spahn’s fourth against eight victories, twd of his ■ setbacks having been suffered at the hands "of the Cubs. r“ Rookie Roy Semproch of : Phillies held the Dodgers hitless I for 6 1-3 innings and then wound . up with a six-hit 9-3 victory over I them. Home runs also played a I bigpart in this game with Stan : Lopata and Bob Bowman connecti ing for Philadelphia and Joe Pig- > natano and Duke Snider for Los I Angeles. Lopata gave the Phils a j quick lead with a three-run homer i off loser Johnny Podres in the i first inning and Philadelphia added five more in the third. Semproch, who notched his eighth victory, yielded the two Dodger homers in the ninth. Southpaw Doh "Gtossrhad “to be; called in from the Pittsburgh bullpen in the ninth to halt a three- ’ run rally by San Francisco and preserve Ronnie Kline’s 6-5 win. I A four-run rally in the seventh, I, highlighted by Bob Skinner’s two- |■ run homer, gave Kline a 6-2 lead [ : going into the. ninth and after he | was nicked for one run, Roy Face I: yielded a two-run homer to Bob Schmidt and Gross came in to [ fan pinch hitter Jim Finigan for ! the final out. The victory evened i i Kline’s record at 7-7. Al Worthington was the loser. i i Rain postponed the CincinnatiHSt. Louis game. In the American League. Early ; Wynn pitched the ninth two-bit game of his major league career, as the White Sox beat the Red Sox, 4-0. It marked the fourth shutout by a White Sox pitcher I in the last five games. I Wynn struck out eight and walked only two in posting his

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seventh triumph. The White Sox made 11 hits off loser Frank Sullivan and reliever Leo Kiely. They scored their first run in the third on three singles and a sacrifice fly and added two more in the fourth on a single and doubles by Luis Aparicio and Jim Landis. The Yankees stretched their lead to nine games with a 9-3 decision over the Indians. Andy Carey belted two homers for the Yanks while Elston Howard, Hank Bauer and Enos Slaughter each hit one. Johnny Kucks, charged with both defeats in both games of Cleveland’s doubleheader victory in New York, June 8 got 1 partial satisfaction with his fifth triumph. Rookie Gary Bell was the loser. A two-run homer by Gene Woodling in the eighth inning carried the Orioles to their third straight victory over the Athletics, 4-2. Woodling hit his homer off Ned Garver, who suffered his fourth loss against seven triumphs. Foster Castleman also homered for Baltimore. Ken Lehman, second of four Oriole pitchers, was the winner. Robert Anderson To’ Head Bar Association Robert S. Anderson, a member of the Voglewede and Anderson law firm, was elected president of the Adams county bar association at the annual meeting Thursday. David A. Macklin, attorney, was elected vice president of the association; Howard E. Baumgartner, Berne attorney, was named secretary? Severin H. Schurger, Decatur lawyer, was reelected treasurer. The group held an all-day meeting Thursday at the cottage of Hubert R. McClenahan at Pretty lake. Lewis Lutz Smith, prosecuting attorney, and Macklin were co-chefs, and broiled steaks for the group. Township Line Case Heard By High Court An opinion on the Wabash-Mon-roe township line case is expected within a -couple of weeks, it was learned after oral argument before the Indiana supreme court Wednesday afternoon. Anthony Bruggeman represented the defendants, Monroe township trustee Silvan Sprunger and county auditor Edward F, Jaberg, in the arguments. He was assisted by Hubert R. McClenahan and county attorjwy Robert S. Anderson. Judge ■Myles F. Parrish of the Adams circuit court was a spectator in the court room. Robert G. Smith represented the complaintant, Wabash township trustee L. A. Mann. Smith was assisted by his partner, Burdette Custer. The full court of five judges heard the case. The judges were familiar with the written briefs before the one-hour oral argument, One-half hour for each side: Afterward they voted on the case, and assigned a member to white the opinion. Chesterton Woman Dies Os Injuries GARY, Ind. (UPD— Cela Harter, 79. Chesterton, died in Gary Methodist hospital Thursday from injuries sustained in a two-car collision May 20 on U.S. 20 in Porter county. The accident occurred four miles east of here. ’.u

Klenk's Scheduled Game Is Postponed Rain Thursday night forced postponement of Klenk’s Federation league game with Waterloo, scheduled for Worthman field. As a result, Klenk’s will have three league games in as many days. Tonight, Klenk's will play at Harlan at 8 o’clock in a game previously rained out. Last night's game will be made up at Waterloo Saturday night at 8:30 ofclock. Sunday afternoon, Klenk’s will entertain Tony & Jim’s Cantina at 2 o’clock at Worthman field. Funeral Rites Held , For Teeter Infant Douglas Wayne Teeter, one-day-old son of Kenneth and Etta Easley Teeter, Geneva, died Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Adams county memorial hospital. Survivors also include one. brother, Sheldon, at home, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teeter, Geneva, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Easley, Delight, Ark. The body was taken to the home, of the grandparents in Geneva, where funeral services were held Thursday afternoon, the Rev. Frank Voss officiating. Burial was in Westlawn cemetery, Geneva. The Baird funeral home, Portland, was in charge of the arrangements. Ball Funeral Rites Saturday Morning Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Dilgard & Cline funeral home in Auburn for Alphonse H. Ball, who died Wednesday night at the Sanders hospital in Auburn. The Rev. Matthew Lange, pastor of the Immaculate Conception Catholic church will officiate, and burial will be in Woodlawn cerqeiery. Mr. Ball was owner of the Victory Bar in Decatur. Robert Young Among Indiana Tech Grads Robert Donald Young, of route 1, Monroe, was among the 125 graduates of Indiana Technical college who received their bachelor of science degrees in engineering or science during the spring commencement exercises. Dr. Archie i T. Keene, president of the college, has announced.. Young, a USAF veteran, has accepted a full-time position with Farnsworth electronics in Fort Wayne. He graduated in the Indiana Tech department of electronic engineering. While attending Indi,’ffna Tech, he was on the president's list for three terms. Driver Released Under S2OO Bond / Richard S. Boring, 45, Willshire, 0., was released from the Adams county jail on S2OO bond Thursday. He was being held there on a drunken driving charge, brought against him by the city police. He was charged with the offense, after the city police investibated an accident involving the driver. Norbert Aumann, city councilman, acted as mayor in the case, due to the absence of Mayor Robert Cole. His trial will be in the near future. r MORE (Continued from paj?e one) than one-half inch north to more than an inch south between now and next Wednesday, occurring in “rather frequent showers south portion and showers likely in north portion about Monday.” Temperatures remained moderate. Highs Thursday ranged from 64 at Lafayette to 81 at Evansville, and lows this morning from 55 at Lafayette to 67 at Evansville. Highs today will range from the 70s to near 80. lows tonight from 55 to near 60, and highs Saturday from 70 to 77. The outlook for Sunday was fair and Cool. The five-day outlook called for. temperatures averaging 4 to 6 degrees below normal in the south and 6 to 8 below normal in the north. Normal highs are 80 to 89, normal lows 60 to 71. No Warm Days Coming “Little temperature change Saturday through Wednesday,’’ -the outlook said. y The turbulent Wabash was expected to drop.below flood stage at Lafayette late today, unless the new rains extend it. At Terre Haute, it was expected to be back in its banks by Monday, crest at noon today at Petersburg at a stage of about 22'6 feet, The White River was due to about a foot below the 1957 flood level. The Wabash crest was due at Mount Carmel, 111., Sunday evening and at New Harmony, Ind., Monday.

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Safety Award Given To City Os Decatur The city of Decatur was presented an award of honor recently, by the Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation, Inc. The award was given by the foundation, in recognition of outstanding achievement in traffic safety, for the year lot 1957. This is the second consecutive year the city was presented v ith this award. Mayor Robert Cole and police chief James Borders accepted the award of honor for the city, from the executive director of the foundation, Hallie L. Myers. The award is given for not having any motor vehicle traffic deaths within the municipal city limits during the calendar year. Scouts Entertain Exchange Students • Senior Girl and Boys Scouts will entertain exchange students to lunch at the Girl Scouts shelter home Thursday, July 3. Stock Car Races At New Bremen Sunday NEW BREMEN, O. — Stock car races will be the feature at the New Bremen speedway Sunday, with time trials at 1 p.m., and races at 2:30 o’clock. Track officials stated that 1,000 new seats will be added for Sunday’s events. The largest crowd of the season attended last Sunday, when 80 stock car drivers battled for the 40 starting positionShFranlcJDicke. promoter, also announced that many Indianapolis race drivers will be featured in the sprint car races Sunday, June 29.

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