Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 157, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 August 1948 — Page 6

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Bugs (Bunny Cartocn - Ni'VS TUES. & WED. $ $ COME EARLY $ $ HUNTED . . . HOUNDED! Merchants Bea Prison Nina; In Play-offs Sullivan's Merchants won a place in the Shaughnessy playoffs 1 in the Western Indiana baseball league yesterday by whipping the U.S. Prison nine at Terre Haute by a score of 4 to 3. I The game was a pLchers' battle ' between Billy Shipman of Sullivan, and Johnny Page of the Prison cutfit. Shipman allowed three runs on five hits, striking out seven men. He was rep1ac?d by Bensinger in the ninlb vK?i' the Warriors threatened. Be singer put out the fire by makiug 'he last two batters pop to firs! !jts The Merchants could geV ' u four hits ull Page, and he s' i in k uut twelve batters, walking so en. . The win was the seventh of the season for 1 he locals, asa'nft 'ri'i lnt!p? nnrl if pnrid lpatfin nlnv The managers of the league v '1' meet next Thursday evening at -the Hotel Deining in Terre Haute to discuss plans for the playoffs which are due to start on Aug. 22. '. The Merchants will play at home next Sunday in a nonleague game.' Sunday's score: . v R II E Tiullivan . . . . 0C0 100 3004 4 2 Prison 000 200 0013 5 4 Kattenes buinvan: bnipman, Bensinger and Thewlis. Prison: Page, and Revel, Jain'es. 1VORI D WIDE GUILD KOLDS MEETING The World Wide Guild of Sullivan met Monday, August 2nd at the home of Mjiss Carolyn Milam. They chose secret pals for the year and started making a quilt. " Mary Arnett gave the lesson, aft.er which the hostess served refreshments.

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United Press Sports Writer . NEW YORK, Aug. 9. UP) The Boston Braves fell heir today to that , "miracle" ..tag., :hug on. their 1914 predecessors,, for, after their worst slump of ' the' season, they still held ' the ' National League lead with a fat four game edge. These current upstarts dropped five out of eight and still show a clean pair of heels, blowing only a game and a half in a rough week as the challengers polished off each other. The Braves started up the road back behind "Old 96," as Bill Voistlle steamed in with his 12th ! win . . . and to think that those New York Giants, wno don't have ! a pitcher to pot shot With, ped-1 died off for a wing which never had a prayer ... Taking two from the Phils for; eight out of 10, the Cards took' second place and continued to save Eddie Dyer's managerial toga from alterations for a new tenant. Stan (The Man) Musial appears as robust as usual. He belted number 27 to tie Hank Sauer and Large John Mize just one back of Ralph Kiner in the home run derby . . . Comedy relief was supplied by the Giants and Pirates as they divided a Sabbath doubleheader. Pirate Pitcher Bob Chesnes was busier than a flock of hens around a busted feed sack. His rival,' Clint Hartung, had retired 17 men in order 'when. P-V1"' Bcb imperiled his standii'C r pitchers' union by gett'i'V li" ' ' Vt basepath assignment on m i'o Things happened fast ai'lw to'. In the next inning h .'' struck out a man, for the out, and two men scored. I-: n't at Brooklyn, but with wo i( and two on base Chesnes fired to Whity Lockman, who' had Iwo strikes on him. Lockman swung his third strike but the bail hit the plate and bounced over the catcher's head to let in two runs as Lockman reached base . . . they're saying that Leo Durocher brought it over from Flatbush . . . The A's? Yeah, they're still up there. And for the benefit of those' who can't understand why, the Athletics still are leading the league in fielding, but narrowly. Those Indians are driving, too, and in that department are only .0003 pcints back of the A's . . . Forecast: Hot and humid 'til Oct. 3 when U's losers weepers! TODAY'S TEMPERATURES The .unofficial temperatures in Sullivan today were: ;'. at 7:30 a.m. 70 degrees at noon 87 degrees Have a I

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Tri Kappa picnic will be held at the City Park Monday, August 9th at 6:30. All Imensfcers and associate members Invited. . 1 ? The B.P.W. 'wUrmeet at 'the shelter house in the City Park Monday at 6:30 j. nr., for a picnic. Bring your own table service. ; All Rebckahs who plan to l)e supper guests . at the Rebekah district meeting at Hymera September 7, please phone Mrs. Arlic Springer immediately. The Zelnia Harbaugh Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Friday, August 13th, at 7:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Ralph Adams, 128 North West St. The nnnnal p'sn' of Stardust Home Economics club will be heM Thtrsdav, August 12th at 6:30 p. m. in the Sullivan City Park. All members please bring a well-filled basket, your own tea and tabic; scirvice fcr you and ycur families. The Kud Crcwder Women's Relief Corps No. 275 will meet in regular session Wednesday, August 11, at 2 o'clock in the Woodman Hall.

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By H. BeodcraoD Weton Council No. 405, Degree of Pcsahotas will meet in regular session tonight at 7:30 o'clock.; Pocahontas Club will be entertaine 1 by Mrs. Jesste Walker Thursday evening, August 12th at 7 o'clock in the shelter house at the Sullivan City Park. Please bring own table service. C.W.E. club will meet Friday, August 13th in the shelter house cf the Sullivan City Park for a covered dish dinner. POLICE SAVE TRAPPED MEN ANDERSON, Ind., Aug. 9. (UP) state Police waged a twohour battle yesterday to save the lives of two men who were trapped in their flaming truck when it overturned near here. The men were Gradly L. Halton, age 32, of Batesville, Ark., and Lawrence J. Pacourek, age 32, Marshfield, Wis. The police cut the seriously injured men loose with acetylene torches and hacksaws after '' the vehicle careened off the highway.

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Red Caps Split With Robinson ; Sullivan's Red Caps split a double-header with Robinson at Pavilion Field Sunday .afternoon, winning tha first -game by a sc.re of 5 to 0, and losing the second by a score jpf 12 to 9. The Red Caps backed ' up a fine pitching performance by Max Cooley to shut out the Illinois team in the first game, f.oley gave up only one hit, a single over first in the . eighth inninff. He struck nut 19 hatters and walked one In the second game, the visitors hit the jackpot fpr ten runs in the sixth inning to win by a score nt 12 to 9. Kirschler and Neal did the pitching for the locals, with Tom Osburn catching. TRY A INT-AD ' .

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Vanderburgh Sets Up Speed Limit EVANSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 9 (UP) Vanderburgh County authorities enforced a voluntary speed limit today which state officials urged all of Indiana to adopt. ' Sheriff Bert Martin said he had instructed his deputies to "crack down" on speedsters. He said drivers violating a 60-mile per hour speed limit would be arrested. Governor Gates and the Indiana Traffic Safety Commission recommended a few days ago that a 60-mile speed limit be set up on most Hoosier highways. The Governor asked for voluntary compliance with the 60MPH limit while the State Highway Commission posted many zones. The council also recommended that the 1949 State Legislature enact a 60-mile-an-hour speed limit law covering all roads in the state.

Really a Quiet Wedding LANCASTER, Wis. (UP) It was unusually quiet at a wedding here. The ceremony united Dorothy Robbins and Nicholas Kascht, both mutes. They signified their "I do's," their eyes fixed on the pastor's lips. SEWAGE IMPROVEMENT SPENDING HEAVY INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 9. (UP) Indiana has spent some . $40,000,000 for sewage improvement since 1943, the State Board of Health said today. , Ralph H. Holtje, head of the stream pollution section of the state board, said more than 80 Hoosier communities have either planned or constructed better sewage plants during the past five years.

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