Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 179, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 September 1949 — Page 8
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Indianapolis Cuts Si. Paul Lead By United Press l With four more American Association games to be played, Indianapolis came to within 2games of league-leading St. Piul last night by shutting out visiting Louisville for the second straight game to win 2 to 0. " St. Paul lost at Kansas City 6 to 4; Minneapolis won at Milwaukee 4 to 2 and Columbus split a doubleheader at Toledo 2 to 1 and 8 to 1. The Indians' first run tame on Gerry Scala's homer in the second and they si.-rl another run in the fourth. Pitcher Mclvin Queen gave up only two hits to the Colonels while his teammates got six. Kansas City lead St. Paul all
the way. The Bices got single runs in the first and fourth and sent four men home in the fifth. St. Paul got a single tally in the fifth and scored three times in the eighth before the rally was snuffed out. Milwaukee, took a temporary lead in the fourth when they scored two runs against .the Millers' one in the first. Minneapolis tied it up ntxt inning and scored once each in the seventh and eighth. Columbus opened the doubleheader by scoring one man in the first but Toledo! evened the score in the third and put across the winning run in the sixth. Toledo scored on three hits while giving up five. In the night cap the Red Birds got two runs in the second, rn'f in the sevpnth and one more in the ninth. The lone Toledo tally came home in the seventh.
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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEES
Hymera P.N.G. club will meet September 9th due to change in district meeting instead of September 2. Josephine Walters, president.
Sullivan Home Economics Chorus will not meet until September 12th for practice due to Labor Day. Practice will be held at 2 o'clock at the Woodman Hall.
. Former Home Economics Chorus members who have robes or books to sell may send them to the next chorus rehearsal at Woodman's Hall on Monday, September 12th or leave them at Mrs. Spiece's offifce.' All members are invited to come back to the chorus as neW members any time in the next two months.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Graysville charge will meet with Miss Jeanette Frakes Tuesday night, September 13th at 7:30 pjn. Each church plan a good representation as plans will be made for week of prayer and self-denial and the thank offering meeting.
Merom Handicraft club will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Piexs.on with Mrs. frank Kcseberry co-hostess on Tuesday evening, September 13, at 7:30 o'clock.
Turman Township P.T.A. will meet Monday night, September 12th. Everyone come.
The Paula Ann Home Economics club w-IlS meet hvith ' Gladys Vickers on Wednesday, September 14th for a pct-Iuck dinner due to the illness of Mrs. Payne. . ,
Past Presidents Parley will meet Tuesday night, September 13th at the Leg?cn Home for a covered dish dinner at 6:30 o'clock.
The Cross Roads Home Economics club will meet on Thursday afternoon, Sept 15th.
Sullivan Lodge No. ,147 I. O. O. F. will meet in regular session Friday evening, September 9, 7:30 p.m. All members urged to attend.
LOCALS
Mrs. Jenny Brittin of Ter.-e Haute, Mrs. Doris McAnally of Indianapolis, and Mrs. HdUie McAnally of Hymcra, were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack White of 618 South Main
Street.
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i Rickards won the second half crown in the local softball league last night by nosing out the Lepion 1 to 0 behind the pitching of Myers. The Rickard win in the
last game of the season ended the hopes of the Legion, who could have tied for the title by winning last night's game.
game Monday. If a third game J si. ill I . . i rr
necessary u win oe piayea lues
day night. - ! The final standings: Team Won Lo Rickards 9 1 Legion ', 7l . C Eagles 7 i Shelburn 6 .A
Graysville . 3 ' 7i
Hymera 3 7
Dugger 3 7
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All the action came in the top of the first inning. Jimmy James, pitching for the Legion, walked Hardesty and then Bill Thewlis laced a double to left field with Hardesty coming around to score
! the lone run of the game.
! In the other game last night
Hymera beat Graysville 7 to 6 ; wkh Grable the winner and Nich-
ols the loser. -
Rickards and Hymera, the first
half champs, will play a two-out-of-three game series for the sea
son pennant. The first game m the playoff will be played to-' night at Legion Field after an ex-'
hibition game between the Le-, S gion and Shelburn. ij The second game of the series' I in i -i i .... .'a
win De piayea ivionaay nignt at i 8 o'clock. There will be only one WPW-i
SOCIETY
WABASH HOMEMAKERS The Wabash Homemakers Club held their, monthly meeting August 28th at the Sullivan City Park. A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Mix T loyd and Mike and Darian, Mr. and Mrs. Pall Christy and Julia. Mr. and Mrs. Julius
tional Guard. The air maneuvers over the Infield of the mile harness racing track will be followed by the fifth and final Grand Circuit
i program. A total purse of $14,-
000 will be split between winners of the four races. Hoosier farm youth will come back into prominence this afternoon when the grand champion 4-H Club steer and barrow are sold at auction.
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Sullivan Lodge No. 2G3 F. & A. M. Called meeting Sept. 13th. 7:00 p. m. Work in the M. M. degree. Members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Remember the change in time. Flovd E. Nesty, W. M., Russell Inbody, Sec.
Village Homemakers will meet Tuesday, September 13th at the home of Mrs. Hugh Giles, 301 East Washington Street. Call 355 or 961-B if unable to attenl.
A sl-cwer for Dorothy llose Hunt Clark will be hell Friday night, September 9, at the Fairbanks gym. Everyone welcome. .
Weton Council No. 405 Degree cf Pocahontas will meet Monday, September 12th at 7:30 p. m. All members please attend. The degree team will practice.
Tri Kappa will meet Monday, September 12th with Mrs. Mary CampbelL
Sullivan Chapter 188, O.E.S. will hold a stated meeting Monday, Sept. 12 at 7:30 pja. It is the first meeting since the summer vacation. A pro gram will be given and there will be refreshments. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carrico oi Denver, Colorado, arrived Ved-fc nesday in Sullivan where they are guests of Mrs. Carrico's mother, Mrs. John Walls. Mrs. Mary Parks attended a 6:30 o'clock dinner Thursday evening at the Vincennes Salon. Installation of the new officers of the Eight et Forty was held.Mrs. Wilfred Riggs, who , has; been the guest of her parents, Mrr and Mrs. Hervey Dutton, will
leave this week-end for her home in Newark, New Jersey. Mrs. Riggs is a. teacher In the Newark schools.
;, Creed, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell I wo gins snowea tn-s grana
Hoesman and Michy and Kathy, I 'tampion meai animais during Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phegley and the opening days of the fair. PatBilly, Starr and Darlene, Mr. and ; B Rumple, age 14, Berne, hoped Mrs. Bud Pierson and Dana. . "Blackie," her Aberdeen-Angus
Claudia and Diana, Mrs. Webb and Larry and Miss McCammon.
Lyle Dana
Indiana State Fair To Close
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. S (U.R)
The Indiana State Fair closed
1949 edition today
by honoring Flying Farmers and manufacturers. Though it was the final day of the fair, activity was scheduled on the grounds from daybreak until past midnight.
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Virf,:i days was more tnan id.uuu over
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Maple and
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cago, are spending their vacation in Nova Scotia and other points of interest. ...;.. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Davis of Detroit, Mich., and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Farmer of Bloom
ington, Ind., who have etipsts of Mr. and Mrs.
Davis, have returned home. the 1948 tot.al paid admission fig-
Mrs. R. W. Springer, Mrs.lure- ana ur oiais nopca iair Clyde Hux, Mrs. W. B. McCoy, i weather might encourage a reMrs. Floyd Willis and Mrs. K. P. cord final dav crowd to the big Steinmetz spent Wednesday in In- , Indianapolis grounds, dianapolis. Through last night the fair's Miss Verlie Hart of Terre automatic ticket . machines had Haute, was the guest Wednesday , clicked out 564,396 paid admisof Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snow. ' sions. Attendance at the 1948 fair Mrs. Ina Davidson of 'Indian- of eight' days totaled 548,926. apolis, who has spent the past Yesterday's attendance of 80,856 two weeks in Sullivan the guest was well below the 102,871" regof friends and relatives, has re- istersd .on the same day last year, turned home. Mrs. Davidson re- The Flying Farmers and manturned to Indianapolis with Miss ufacturers were scheduled "to be Telia Haines, who is employed honored by an aerial, parade of there. ' military aircraft including j et and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen of Far- propeller driven fighters, transmersburg, are the guests of Mr. ports and troop carriers and" the and Mrs. George J. Bennett. planes of ' the Indiana Air Na-
steer would bring more than the $0.50 per pound paid for last year's grand "champion, and Beth Meal, ags 15, Waldron, wanted to sell her Poland China "Barrows for more than the $6.75 per pound her sister, Barbara, received for the top porker last year.
Merchanls To Play Commercial Solvents'. The Merchants will tangle with the Commercial Solvents Sunday afternoon at Pavilion Fiold. The Solvents like the Merchants were eliminated from the league playoffs - and Sunday's game will be a battle of exchampions, the Merchants of '47 and Solvents of '48. This will be the first game between these two clubs this sea
son, but fans will remember the thrill of last year's meetings. Big Tom Osborn or Duke Taylor will hurl Sunday for the visitors with Brill behind the bat. Max Cooley will probably be Manager Taylor's choice for the Merchants ant Thewlis doinj the receiving. Game time 2:30. .
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CORRECTION A mistake was made in the price of peaches in yesterday's ad for the Kroger store. Where the price for peaches in the ad reads 2 for 29 cents, it should read 29 cents. The peaches priced as 45 cents should read 2 for 45 cents..
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