Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 163, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 August 1949 — Page 4

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IT'S BEEN SAID Try to make at Jeast one per' son happy every day, and then in 10 years you may have made 3,650 persons happy, or brightened a small town by your contribution to the fund of general enjoyment. Sydney Smith., If'' IT HAPPENED TODAY 1587 Birth of Virginia Dare, first white child born in Virginia. 1774 Meriwether Lewis, American explorer and soldie, leader of Lewis and Clark expedition, born. 1940 United States and Canada announce " joint defense plan in World War II.

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WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE SUPERFLUOUS 1 (su-PUR-f loo-us) In excess of what is sufficient, necessary, normal or desirable, superabundance; surplus. Origin : Latin Superfluu3. .

1 She was born Dec. 7, 1876, at Winchester, Va. She started her career as a newspaper woman, was associate editor of a monthly magazine, and became famous as a novelist. My Antonia was one of her first successes. A Lost Lady, Death Comes for the Archbishop, Shadows on the Rock, and Sapphira and the Slave Girl were among her noted works. In 1933 she was awarded the Femina Americaine "for distinguished literary accomplishment." She died in 1947. Who was she? 2 The man with the perfect profile was a stage actor and manager, and used to wow the gals." who attended matinees in his day. He was born in Wolfe Island, Ontario, Canada, Sept. 8, 1869. He studied law for awhile,

By LILIAN CAMPBELL y - CenfroJ Press Writer "then 'deserted it for the stage. He" made ' his first professional appearance in New York as a village priest in The Broken Sxal. Some of his best remembered plays were The Queen's Necklace, .Rupert of Hentzau, The Crisis, The Walls of Jericho,, The Prisoner of Zenda and Monsieur Seaucaire. He died in 1926. What was his name? (Names at bottom of column) HAPPY BIRTHDAY Miliza Korjus, singer and actress; Sir Ernest MacMillan, conductor, and Jules Remains French writer, have anniversaries on this date.

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Leaders Lose In Three - Eye League By United Press The three top teams in the

! Three-I league lost games last

night but fourth-place Davenport won to move to within a half game of third place. League-leading Evansville fell before Springfield, 9-6 and.Terre

YOUR FUTURE In your next 12 months your fortunes are likely to quickly revive. A child who is born under these same influences probably will prove to be industrious and persevering.

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Three-I League Clubs ' "Won Lost Pet. Evansville '. 58 42 .580 TprrP Haute 57 48 .543

Waterloo 56 Davenport - 54 Decatur 49 Quincy 48 Danville 47 Springfield 44

59 .528 49 .524 54 .476 55 .466 58 .448 57 .436

Indians Climb Info Second,

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National League Clubs Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn 68 41 .624 St. Louis 68 42 .618 New York ..57 52 .523 Boston 55 55 .500 Philadelphia ...... 55 57 .491 Pittsburgh 51 59 .467 Cincinnati ........ 46 66 .411 Chicago 43 . 71 .377 American League Clubs Won Lost Pet. New York 69 41 .627 Cleveland . . : 66 45 .589 Boston 67 46 .593 Philadelphia 62 51 .549 Detroit 62 . 52 .544

Chicago ... 48 i,64 t.429 Washington 38 J 71 .349

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American Association Clubs Won Lost Pet. St. Paul .78 49 .614 Indianapolis 74 53 .583 Milwaukee.. 67 58 .536 Louisville 61 63 .492 Columbus 59 66 .472 Minneapolis ....... 58 65 .472 Kansas City .5,8 68 .460 Toledo 46 79 .368

By Stan Opotowsky United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Aug. 17. (U.R) Cleveland's faith in an old timer gave the Tribesmen new hope today in their quest for the American League pennant. Big Al Benton seemed through as a pitcher this time last season and, after seven years, with Detroit, the Tigers , gave up and turned him loose. Benton landed a job in the Pacific Coast League but that, as he put it, "was just a cup of coffee which whetted my appetite for more . of the big leagues." He asked for another chance, and Cleveland gave it to him early this year. He was given to understand that it was strictly on a trial basis and that he'd do his trying as a relief pitcher. He saved a few tough ones and Manager Lou Boudreau decided to try affable AI as a starter.

I Twice he went the distance for

victories and Boudreau showed added interest. Yesterday Boudreau gave Benton still another chance this one against his old Detroit teammates. The Cleveland stock was pretty low. The club was down in third place, playing unhappy on

looker to the charge of the Boston Red Sox and the flight of the New York Yankees.

Boston Beaten. And Benton came through again. He scattered six hits for a 5 to 0 victory, his fourth win of the year and his second shutout. Meanwhile, the Red Sox were beaten by the Philadelphia Athletics, 7 to 4, and the YankeeWashington tilt was rained out. Thus today Cleveland climbed back into Second place by two slim percentage points, with Boston in third. Both are three and a half games behind the Yanks. A four run rally in the eighth inning beat the Red Sox for the A's. Sam Chapman's 16th homer started it all, and before the splurge was spent, Boston Pitcher Mickey McDermotjtj, strode to the showers, taking with him his fourth defeat in the last nine decisions. Joe Coleman won his 11th, and hoisted the A's back into fourth place. Southpaw Bob Kuzava allowed but three hits aS the White Sox beat the Browns, 4 to 0. Cards Lose. Late inning spurts beat both the' St. Louis Cardinals and the

Brooklyn Dodgers, so the Dodgers still lead the National League race by half a game today. In the case of the Cards, three runs in the ninth inning gave the Chicago Cubs a 5 to 4 victory. It was in the 12th inning that the Dodgers lost to the Phillies, 2 to 1. Ken Heintzleman earned his fifth pitching victory of the season over the Bums and, to boot, scored the winning run from first on Richie Ashburn's two-out triple in the 12th. Llovd Merriman's loth inn inrt

single scored Howie Fox from

second to give the Reds a 2 to 1 win over the Pirates, while Monte Kennedy's five-hitter shut out the Braves, 4 to 0 for the Giants.

Haute, currently in second I went down before Dave1 7.-3. Waterloo lost to :Da 8-1 to account for the thir

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night, Decatur beat Q'rind

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