Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 145, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 July 1949 — Page 6
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949.
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3rre Hiule Climbs i Three - Eye Race By United Press Terre Haute took over undisited possession of second place the Three-I League last night r whipping Davenport, 5 to 3, knock the Pirates down to ird. , In other games Danville beat aterloo 5 ta 4. and Soringfieldimmed Decatur, 5 to 2, in the rst game of a scheduled doueheader. The nightcap was illed because of rain at the end ' six innings with Decatur holdig a 10 to 1 lead on the strength ' a 10-run outburst in the first ning. Rain also stopped Evansville's ime at Quincy. The league:ading Indiana team. held a 5 to advantage when the game was illed, at the end of five innings. Jim Command's homer with le aboard in the third gave erre Haute its first two' runs id as it turned out, the margin ; victory. Both Terre Haute and avenport got nine hits. McGhee's homer with two on ise in the third inning gave raterloo three of its four runs, he White Hawks got another in
the ninth, but couldn't push across the one more needed to tie up the game. ' ' StocTck homered for Decatur with one rniate on base in the second inning of the1 opener at Springfield, and those two runs
were all the Commies could get. I
bprmgneid opened witn four runs in the firjj and added enother in the third. " Tonight's schedule again puts Decatur at Springfield, Danville at Waterloo, Terre Haute at Davenport and Evansville at Quincy.
ATTEMPTED RECONCILIATION ENDS IN TRAGEDY
Three-I League Clubs Won Lost
Evansville 41 30 Terre Haute 42 38 Davenport 40 38 Danville 41 40 Waterloo 39 40 Quincy . . .- 36 . 38 Springfield 34 41 Decatur . 37 45
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Brooklyn . 53 St. Louis 51 Boston 47 Philadelphia ...... 45 New York 43 Pittsburgh . . . 40 Cincinnati '. . . 34 Chicago 32
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Clubs Won Lost
New York 55 Cleveland 49 Boston 46 Philadelphia 47 Detroit .T . . . 47 Chicago 38
Washington 34 St. Louis 30
' American Association Clubs Won Lost
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY precipitated by an attempted reconciliation between a San Francisco mechanic and his 20-ycar-old estranged wife brings Joseph Sousa, 31, to police admitting he fatally shot his mother-in-law, Mrs. Louise Luchi, 54, during a quarrel. Mrs. Luchi was shot as she bent over a crib with Sousa's 18-month-old son, Joseph, Jr. The child was spattered with her blood. Mrs. Doris Sousa learned of the tragedy upon arrival at her mother's apartment where she had been staying. She collapsed, screaming, on the sidewalk. Sousa told police his wife said before the fatal quarrel: "Joe, if I go back to you I'll lose my family and if I stay with my family I'll lose you." (International)
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LEADING CANDIDATES for the Supreme Court vacancy created by death of Justice Frank Murphy are reported tovbe Senators Joseph C. O'Mahoney of Wyoming and J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Island. Both are Democrats and Catholics. The Catholic faith is believed to be a qualification desired In an appointee by President Truman, since Murphy was a Catholic, the only one on the court. Senator .O'Mahoney is 64 and Senator McGrath is 45. (International)
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Dodgers Face Cardinals in Crucial Series
By Stan Opotowsky United Press Sports Writer v NEW YORK, July 22. (UP)
The Brooklyn Dodgers ' today i braced themselves for an onslaught of superior St. Louis Cardinal pitching power in a four-game series which could de
cide the National League race. The first game will be played tonight, and then come single games tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. A Dodger sweep would send the fearful flock six and a half games in front of the pack, mighty hard to catch in the stretch. A Cardinal sweep would hoist the Redbirds into first place for the first time since June 25. St. Louis must win all four to get the lead.
to 2, in the night half of the doubleheader. Highlight of the bill was the Browns' '11 runs scored in the sixth 11 runs on seven hits (including two homers), five walks and an error. The White Sox and Red Sox were rained out.
St. Paul Increases Association Lead (By United Press) The Toledo. Mudhens battled thrbugh 11 innings and edged the Indianapolis Indians 2 to 1 last night, the second time in as many days that the bottom team has whipped the strongest contender for the American Association lead. The leading St. Paul Saints beat Milwaukee 4 to 3 at Milwaukee last right; Columbus won 7 to 4 at Louisville and rain postponed Minneapolis' game at Kansas City. Toledo's Hal White and the
Indian's Mel Queen battled
but they caught Colonel Pitcher Mike Dorish and Reliefer pick Palm with a sudden attack. It netted three runs before a second reliefer, Jack Mueller, succeeded in stopping it. Mike Natison homered for ColUmbus in the second. The only association games on the schedule for tonight take Indianapolis to Columbus and Louisville to Toledo.
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win over the Reds, and homers
by Dick Sisler and Buddy Blattner helped Hank Borowy get his fifth pitching victory of the year for the Phillies, an 8 to 4 win over the Cubs. Vic Raschi,, the leading pitcher in the major leagues,' won his
15th game of the season yesterday for the New York Yankees, 5 to 3? at Cleveland. That stretched the Yank lead to five and a half games. Yanks Win. With Early Wynn pitching for Cleveland, the Yanks got three runs off two hits and three walks.
j in the thjrd. George Stirnweiss'
double and Hank Bauer's single produced another in the fourth, and then singles by Yogi Berra, Bob Brown and 'Stirnweiss added the last run in the eighth. Detroit pounded out 14 hits to beat Washington? 6 to 3, sweeping the three game series at Briggs Stadium. Freddy Hutchinson, who was deprived of a victory Wednesday when the official scorer reversed his winningpitcher designation, made up for it by getting credit for the win yesterday after he relieved Ted Gray in the fourth. The St. Louis Browns beat the Philadelphia Athletics, 15 to 2, in
twilight game but then lost, 3
at Indianapolis that put the Indians a full game behind St. Paul. Both allowed seven' hits.
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only run in the second inning, then held them scoreless for the last nine. Mudhen runs came in the third and eleventh. . St. Paul Catcher Ferrell Anderson hit a homer in the fifth that let the Saints pull abreast of a 3 to 1 lead Milwaukee took in the fourth inning. A ninth inning run broke a 3 to 3 tie in the Saints favor. Saint Pitcher Ed Bahr gave up seven hits, as the Brewers' Les Studener allowed nine. Columbus lad Louisville 4 to 3 is they entered the ninth inning,
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