Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 155, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 August 1949 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, AUG. 5, 1949.

Toledo Pitcher Hurls First h HI! Game By United Fress The American Association's first no-hitter of the year was marked down in the record books today and the honors ' went to Walter Nothe, age 31, of the last 'place Toledo Mudhens. Nothe allowed but three runners to reach second base in the first game of a double header against Minneapolis .last night.

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The Hens won both games, the first 2 to 0 and the second, 9-5. St. Paul edged to within a game and a half of league leading Indianapolis, handing the Indians a 6 to 2 defeat; Kansas City beat Columbus 3 to 1 and Louisville trimmed Milwaukee 5 to 3.

game with a one on homer in the eighth.

St. Paul slammed out a five run seventh inning in setting the Indians down for the second night running. The Indians scored their lone two in their half of the same inning. Kansas City's Ernest Groth and Columbus' Ellis Deal each

i Minneapolis Pitcher Bill Ayers permitted only five hits in that

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at the seventh inning, normally . pitched five hit ball and held the the last frame of an opener. Ed traffic down in their game. The Modarski, the catcher, ended the Blues scored in the first, third

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THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. For what is William Caxton famous? 2. Who founded Hull House in Chicago? 3. During whose reign did the Hebrews attain the height of material grandeur ? 4. Is the crime of murder affected by a statute of limitations ? 5. In medicine what is meant by malignant? r-

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs. Mary R. Beard, historian and sociologist; Erich Kleiber, conductor; Conrad Aiken, poet, Chester Bowles, governor of Connecticut; Reginald Owen and Robert Taylor, actors, and Frank Stranahan, golfer, celebrate birthdays today.-

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guild of painters. He visited England, Italy and other European countries, painting religious subjects and portraits. His sojourns m England were so numerous and lengthy, that many gain the impression that he was English. His

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the most beautiful ever painted. He died Dec. 9, 1641, in England and was buried in St. Paul's cathedral. What was his name ? (Names at bottom of column)

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YOUR FUTURE Some grateful person to whom you have been .good may reciprocate at this time. Go ahead with confidence into your next year, as success and happiness should be yours. Artistic and musical talents are prophesied for the child who is born under these vibrations.

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE APATHY (AP-a-thee) , Want of feeling, lack of emotion or excitement; indifference to what appeals to feelings or interests. Origin: French or Latin . Apathie; from Greek Apa-

1 A familiar and genial figure in New York City, he was born there June 2, 1886. He attended a commercial school, a military institute and a law school before he joined his father's contracting business. Politics lured him away from contracting and he has been secretary to the mayor of New York, police commissioner, commissioner of plant and structures and chairman of New York's World's Fair. He has organized the city's parades and receptions for1 heroes, and. it was he who initiated the ticker tape and telephone directory paper storms. One prominent newspaper man and author said of him, "Britain has its royal family and New York has" who? 2 Born in Antwerp, Belgium, March 22, 1599, when he was 10 he was apprenticed to an artist. At 16, he was working independently and had pupils of his own. Before he was 19 he had become a full member of the Antwerp

IT'S BEEN SAID never knew any man in my life who could not bear ano(7ier's misfortunes perfectly like a Christian. Alexander Pope

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IT HAPPENED TODAY. 1620 Pilgrims first sailed from Southampton, England.. 1850 Guy de Maupassant, French author, born. 1864 Battle of Mobile Bay, In Civil war. 1936 Premier Gen. John Metaxas declared dictatorship In Greece under King George II. 1948 United States House of Representatives passed Senate-approved bill authorizing $65,000,000 loan for construction of United Nations headquarters in New York City.

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and fifth, the Red Birds in the fifth. 1 ! It was tight at Louisville until i

the seventh, when the Colonels made the score 5-1 with three quick runs. The Brewers could

get but two in the eighth to add to their one in the fourth. Tonight St. Paul plays a twin bill at Columbus, Kansas City is at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville and Milwaukee at Toledo.

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MT. CALVARY Rev. D. H. Rosier will fill his regular appointment at this place next Sunday morning. ' Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Clure and son of Indianapolis were weekend guests of the latters parents, Rev. and Mrs. Eii Yates. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Russell Sunday at New Lebanon were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd

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' SUNDAY, AUG. 7th at 7:30 P. M. HEAR Rev. Russell Kern Pastor Methodist Church, Washington, Ind. MUSIC i ! Sullivan Elk? Chorus DEVOTIONS ) JOHN P. CURRY . ' Presbyterian Church PLATFORM MANAGER BOB GADBERRY Baptist Church