Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 143, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 July 1949 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES' WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1949
Cleveland Tops Yankees To Cul League Lead By Sflan OpotoSwsky United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, July 20 (UP) Although his .238 batting average is sickly, Jim Hegan's 'heilthy habit of hitting in the clutch today brought Cleveland to within three and a half games of the American League lead.
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This big bruiser of (a catcher walloped a home, run in the ninth inning yesterday to beat the f altering New Yonc Yankees, 5
to 4, in the first of three crucial games at. Cleveland. That was the third time in less ' than a wec-k that his time-of-need hits hava produced victory. ,
' The Yanks went ahead, 4-3, in the eighth when Phil Rizztito scored on a wild throw by
Mickey Vernon. The Indians tied
it in the bottom of the innin on Larry Doby's triple and Lou Boudrtau's double. Htgan was first iran up in, 'he ninth, and he w-Uloped the bad high cvei Charley Keller's head ii ML Duane Pillette, just up from Newark, was the Yankee pitcher, having relieved Allie Reynolds in the seventh. Just as the Indians chased the once-breezing Yanks, so did the Boston Red Sox continue in hot
pursuit. The Sox vaulted into
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third place,' .seven and a . half games behind the leaders, when they beat the Chicago White Sox, 6 to 4, with three runs in the ninth while the' Philadelphia
Athletics took a double drubbing from the St. Louis Browns, 9 to 4 and 5 to 4. i - The amazing Browns won their
fifth in a row and their second straight twin-bill sweep over the A's, while Detroit beat Washington, 7 to 6, on three walks and a fly in the eighth after blowing a 6-0 lead. Brooklyn ran its National League lead to 3 games by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 to 3, while the St. Louis Cardinals lost to the Boston Braves, 5 to 2. Bruce Edwards' single with the bases loaded in the ninth produced victory for the
Dodgers, giving Pirate Rip Sewell his first mound defeat of the season. The Cards were fell
ed by Elbie Fletcher s three-run
homer in the third. i Ken Heintzleman ran his scoreless streak to 26 innings as he pitched the Phillies to a 1 to, 0 conquest of the Cubs while the Giants scored Un every' inning, equalling a major league record, in whipping the Reds, 13 to 3.
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Loogoof ee And
Legion To Play Tourney Final Games Thursday , Dugger vs. Rickards.
Eagles vs. out of town team.;
Games Friday Eagles vs. Graysville. Legion vs. Loogootee. '
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Indians, Saints Vin In Association j (By United Press) St. Paul uncorked a five-run burst in the ninth inning that overwhelmed Kansas City 6 to 4 in Blues Park last night and
stayed one game ahead of the driving Indianapolis Indians in the American Association. In other games,' the Indians beat Toledo 5 to 1 with a 14-hit attack at Indianapolis; Louisville won 6 to 3 from Columbus at Louisville, and Minneapolis split i
a doubleheader at Milwaukee. The Millers won 8 to 4 in the twilighier. The Brewers took the nightcap 7 to 3. Kansas' City outhit the Saints 10 to 8, running up a 4 to l.lead
by the cottom of tne fifth inning.
they owed half of the advantage to joe Collins' two-run homer in
the fourth. The Saints used four'
pitchers to hold the attack, then let loose a scoring punch that knocked both Starier Jf'ramt Killer and Reliefer Dave Madison off the Blue mound in the ninth. The hammer of Indian bats
smcthered the Mudhens in Toledo's 60th loss of the season
Catcher Ed "Mordaf ski's Tiomer in
the second was the only Toledo
score. Jack Conway hit a two-
run Indian homer in the fifth. Two hard-hit four-baggers by Jack Harshman accounted for three Miller runs in the opener at Milwaukee. Minneapolis' Robbie Robertson won the twilighier that used up three Brewer pitchers. Nick Etten also starred with homers. The Brewer first baseman got one in the sixth of the opener and racked up two runs of the winning margin in the nightcap .with another. Al Epperly pitched the second game win for Milwaukee. The game Columbus Redbirds were blanked for six innings at Louisville but lashed out at Jack Griff ore for three in the seventh. It just wasn't enough to make up for lighter hitting and an early Colonel edge. In games tonight Toledo is at Indianapolis, Columbus at Louis ville, Minneapolis at Kansas City, and St. Paul at Milwaukee.
SENATOR ROBERT A. TAFT (R), Ohio, tells the Senate he cannot
Lvote for ratification of the North
Atlantic treaty. In one of the most Important speeches of his career, he declared that ratification of the pact "will promota war rather than peace." Taft believes the treaty obligates U. S. to arm Europe. (International).
1 League
The final game of the SevenK
.District American Legion tourJ
ney Friday night -will find th Sullivan Legion playing Loigootee for the championship, ; That was decided last nigiv when the Legion dropped Bloon? ington out of the tourney by score of 4 to 3 in the first gaiw of the evening doubleheader. V In the second game Loogootre beat Hymera 7 to 6 to put thi
other auliivan County team pyi of the running. Hymera had a vanced Monday ! night by -beatingf Carlisle. 1 -. j Because of the withdrawal fi!f
two teams from the tourney, ;
lUL-ai soiiDau league game wti;
be Dlayed Thursday nieht writ
Dugger and Kickards clashing v.
the first game. In the aftermat I YT 1 .ii , -
uie .cagies wm piay an out o
town team.
As a preliminary to the tour
ney championship game betwe
buluvnn and Loogootee ' Frid
night, the Eagles ani Graysvi will play a league game. ; '
Three
Clubs
Evansville 40
Davenport 40 Terre Haute 40 Waterloo 3D
i Danville 39
Quincy 36 Springfield 33 pecatur 36
Won Lost Pet.
30 36 38 38 40 37 40 44
.571 .526 .513 .506 .494 .493 .452 .450
American League Clubs Won Lost Pet,
New iork 53 v 31 .631 Cleveland 49 34 .590 Boston 46 39 .541 Philadelphia 46 41 .529 Detroit 45 42 .517 Chicago ... 37 50 .425 Washington 34 47 .420 St. Louis 29 55 .345
National League
Picked for Mayor
Clubs Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn .52 32 .619 St. Louis ...-.,.,... 49 .36 .576 Boston 47 39 .547 Philadelphia ...... 44 41 .518 New York .. 41 41 .500 Pittsburgh ; 39 44 .470 Cincinnati ........ 39 49 .410 Chicago ..31 '55 .360 American Association ' Clubs Won Lost Pet. St. Paul .. tio 35 .632 Indianapolis .59 36 .621 Milwaukee 54 41 .568 Minneapolis 47 48 .405 Columbus 43 50 .462 Kansas City 41 53 .436 Louisville 41 55 .427 Toledo 33 60 .355
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MAN DROWNS IN WHITEWATER CANAL CONNERS VILLE, July 20 . (UP) A ban against swimming in the Whitewater Canal was in effect today after the drowning
of a World War II veteran." Car
los Hall, age 25, Cor.nersville.
drowned yesterday yvhile swimming with two companions. Police Chief Walter Lahayne, who issued the order, said it was issued because of the danger of
polio from polluted water as well as the danger of drowning.
Evansville Stretches Three -Eye Lead J By United .Press
Second-place Davenport losi more ground to league-leading) Evansville in the Three-I . race!
today when Fustin of Danvillj
turned in a one-hitter for a 2 to 1 victory over the Pirates la?
night.
Evansville was idle. In othd Three-I games, Decatur trimmed
Quincy, 4 to 2, and Terre Haute
beat Waterloo, 2 "to 3 .
Danville batters got five safe
ties otf Garber and Strobel whiter fhoif ttlirOoi. II. or. 1 1.1 ; .
Davenport hitters. .
Waterloo's Hurd gave up only three hits while Iiis club waj bowing to Terre Haute. Waterloo
batters got six hits off Kaszarek Decatur and Quincy eich coli lected six hits. Bowdell was o the ' mound for Decatur anj Andrashek for Quincy. ' -J Tonight Decatur is af Spring-I
neia, Lianviile at Waterloo. Ten
Haute at Davenport an ville at Quincy.
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NEWIY designated by 'New York Democratic leaders aa the party's candidate for mayor, Frnk Hogan, district attorney, ' waves to reporters from back seat of his car at National Democratic club. Mayor William O'Dwyer announced he would not run for re-election, (International)
NEGRO BOY DROWNS IN DITCH
. GARY, July 20 (UP) Po
lice said today a nine-year-old
Negro boy, Willie Ed Cunningham, drowned yesterday in a ditch near the Porter-Lake County line. The body was recovered by State Police and Dunes Stats Park lifeguards, and the Gary f ire department made an unsuccessful attempt to revive the boy. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Lee Cunningham.
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