Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 144, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 21 July 1949 — Page 6
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By Star, Opctowsky United Press Sports Writer IEW YORK, July 21 (UP) i status was quo in the Am:an ' League . race today beise of the Yankee purrch and Cleveland hunch. ?he punch kept repeating ar.d i hunch went wrong. The ret was a 7 to 3 Yank conquest the Indians before a clamor- ; 75,340 last right a con-, sst which put the New York-
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ers again four and a half games in first place, still a mite out of the. res.cn of the grasping tribesmen. joe DiIaggio was the big boy in the punch parade with, a home run and a triple accounting for three runs. Larry Berra also hit a homer and even Pitcher; ,Ed Lopat, although he needed relief in the eighth, got three straight hits. , ' ' But even the punch was dimmed somewhat by the hunch the hunch that went wrong and squelched a possible .. Cleveland victory rally. Dcby Caught That came in the eighth, with
the Yanks leading, 7-2. Lopat !
loaded the bases with none out and Joe Page came on in relief. He forced in a run with four straight balls to Boudreau. He continued wild pitching to Bob Kennedy, serving two straight balls and no strikes. The Yanks were reeling. But Larry Doby, on third, got the hunch he could steal home and get away with it. iDoby is fast, but no Jackie Robinson. He was thrown out, and that took
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMESTHURSDAY, JULY 21, 1949.
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IT'S BEEN SAID . believe the first test of a truly great vian is his humility. John Ruskin.
HAPfY BIRTHDAY Archibald. J. Cronin, novelist; Jesse T. Cargill, King Features Syndicate cartoonist, and Paul Voorhees McNutt, administrator and diplomat, deserve handsome 'birthday cakes today.
WATCH YOUR IANGUAGE TURBULENT ( TUR-bu-lent ) Causing or inciting violence, great unrest, disturbance; tern--pestuous. Origin: From Latin Turbulentus.
1 Son of a former presiuent of the United States and Chief Justice, he was borrin Cincinnati, O.. Sept. 20, 1897. He lived in the Philippines when his father was first civil governor of the islands. He attended Yale university until World War I in which he served in France. After taking his degree at Yale, he opened a law office in Cincinnati with .his older brother, and has since continued in that profession and been active in city politics and religious matters. What is his name ? 2 Her father "struck it rich" when she was a small girl. Born in Denver, Col., Aug. 1, 1886, she lived most of her life in Washington, D. C. She became owner of a famous diamond
IT HAPPENED TODAY Feast of St. Vincent de Paul, French priest noted for charities. 1834 Edgar Degas, French painter, born. 1848 First woman's rights convention in United States met at Seneca Falls, N. Y. 1933 The late Italo Balbo led 24-plane armada to United States after transatlantic trip to New York World's Fair. 1936 Gen. Francisco Franco landed in Spain with rebel force from North Africa.
PLAljSROUND TEAM WINS The Sullivan playground baseball team defeated Hymera yesterday by a score of 12 to 6. Boston pitched steady ,ball for the locals' and was aided by lus
ty hitting. Jack Raley hit two doubles and a single and Tom Cooley got a long double that drove in two runs for Sullivan. Vaino ' Grayam hit three singles. The lineups: Sullivan: Brown,
J. Raley, If; McClure, ss; Boston, p; Cooley, cf; I. Raley, 2b; M. Grayam, rf. Kymera: Foreman, lb; Kelley, 2b; Farrar, ss; J. Trump, 3b; Gilman, If; Crooks, cf; Sams, rf;
3b; V. Grayam, c; Morgan, lb; D. Trump, c; Slack, p.
HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. A young seal or whale. 2. None; the word means a trifling sin or peculiarity. 3. No, the eggs are retained in the mother's body until the young are ready to emerge. 4. Sons-in-law. 5. The lily.
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the starch out of the Cleveland rally. Blowing golden opportunities seemed in style from would-be league leaders. The Boston Red Sox did it, too. Ted Williams hit a homer in the top of the ninth to tie the game with the White Sox, but in their .half the Sox tallied on George ' Metkovitch's triple and Eddie Malorie's long
fly for an 8 to 7 vL-tory. A walk and four successive singles in the eighth gave the Detroit Tigers three runs and a 8 to 5 victory over Washington. Vic Wertz, Hoot Evers, Johnny Groth and Johnny LipOn got the four singles. The Athletics and Browns were rained out. Cards Win The St. Louis Cardinals gained back the game they lost to Brooklyn Tuesday in the National League race when they beat the Boston Braves, 6 to 4, in 10 innings last right while the Dodgers dropped an 8 to 6 game to the Pittsburgh Hrates. That left the Dodgers two and a half games in front. Ralph Kiner's two homers, the second with two men on base
in the ninth, beat the DodgersJor periods ranging from one
They ran his total to 2b for the , week to 30 days.
Nineteen of the permits were suspended for selling alcoholic beverages to minors or permitting minors to loiter. Reasons for the other suspensions included insanitary conditions, after hour
season. Sid Gordon's 19th homer and Dave Koslo's seven-hit pitching gave the New York Giants a 5 to 1 win "over Cincinnati while Hank Sauer drove in all the Cub
runs with two homers for a 4-3 j;
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The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission has announced three permits had been revoked and 30 others had been suspended
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