Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 182, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 September 1949 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1949.
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COMMUNIST PARTY should be "laughed out of existence" Instead Of run underground by legal prosecution, President Truman tells Clyde A. Lewis, commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars, In Washington. Lewis outlined new national program of VFW. (International) i
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By Carl Luudquist United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 13. (UP) It is easy to wonder about the crackup of a championship ' ball club and in this era of the lively ball the downfall of the Cleveland Indians and Boston Braves may in a large measure be traced to their failure to hit home runs at the right time this season. The Indians particularly have managed to get their, blows for the distance when the bases aren't well populated and situations like that can turn a lot of games that might have been 5 to 2 victories into 2 to 1 defeats. That's the difference between a homer with bases empty and a homer with the bases loaded. If you have a club that gets its homers with nobody on base, a lot of well pitched games can go right into the defeat column. Homers, as such, aren't always of paramount importance as the New York Giants proved in 1947 when they hit an all-time major league high of 221 yet just managed to finish in fourth place. On the basis of runs batted in via homers, the Cleveland club with 16S runs on a total of 105 homers has one of the lowest percentages in the major leagues.
What's more, the club is off considerably in total production of homers inasmuch as it came through with 155 round trip blows
last season.
ihe israves aren t down on
total homers in fact, they ' are almost certain to pass last year's
FLYING BOAT SAFE AFTER LOSING ENGINE OVER PACIFIC
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NAVY'S BIGGEST FLYING B5AT, the Philippine Mars, lies safely moored at Honolulu after losing one of its four engines (emptj nacelle at extreme right) when 440 miles out over Pacific. The plane was on a routine flight from Alaneda, Cal., Naval Air Base with 54 persons aboard. The engine is thought to have been torn from mojnt when plane threw a propeller. (International Soundphoto)
been particularly productive. Out in front now with 142 homes tops for both leagues, the Books have made those good for 247 runs batted in. A total of ' six homers have come with the tases loaded, second highest grand jam mark in the majors, and the Dodgers additionally have goten 19 homers with two men on fe.se and 49 with one on. The othei68 have come with the sacks emjy. The Red Sox are the Amerian League home run leaders vith J20 and they have gotten migty good use out of them, too, wth 225 runs batted in on four grad slammers, 25, with two men i, 43 with a single man on. 1 The Yankees have done well j
that respect, too, their 105 boners having gone for 173 runs, tv with the bases loaded, 18 wH
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high of 95 since they have 92 to two men on base and 2'6 with M
date, but here again the mattei
i of hitting them at the right time
is involved. Thus far the Braves have gotten a total of only 142 runs batted in with their 92 homers, 55 of which have come with nobody on base. For the first time in major league history it looks as if a Brooklyn team will set the ma-
Ijor league home run pace and the Dodgers round trip blows have
man on.
But the major league champ
for grand slam homers and fol getting the most out of a compar
atively limited number are th Detroit Tigers. Red Rolfe's mer, aren't big time sluggers but when they hit, they usually bring somebody home with them. They have seven grand slam homers and a total of 160 runs driven in on 84
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general staff claims mopping up operations are under way in the
Sucre and Potosi areas of resistance: (International Soundphoto)
Dmers in all. They have gotten and choice $27.00 $29.00; com I homers with two men aboard,1 mon and -medium. $21.onS28.so.
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' NDIANAPOL1S, Sept. 13. U.R) logs 12,000, moderately active, bsrows and gilts 50-75 cents laer; good and choice 180-250 lb, $21.75 $22.25 top; heavier
wights scarce; 165-190 lbs., $250 $22.00; 100-1C0 lbs., $15.00
17.00; sows 25-50 cents lower;
god and choice 400 lbs. down
$100 $19.00, few $19.50 $19.75; 40-550 lbs., $15.50 $18.00. .
attle 2,200, calves 500; steer an heifer trade active: good and chice 50c higher; 3 loads medium wgh steers including 2 loads av er?e 1228-lb. steers, in top half chice bracket, sold for $32.00, ne high of year, previous high $300; good and choice 1,000-1,20-lb. steers $29.00-$31.0(); medim and good fed steers $27.00 $2.50; bulk medium grassers $2:50 $26.50; odd head good yerlings to $26.00; bulk mostly $2,00 $27.50, cows firm, mediun and good beef cows $15.25 $1'50; vealers fairly active, good Martin Is Named
, Sheep 1,000; bulk
good . and
STILES-GETTINGrR YOWS READ Miss Maurine Stiles, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Stiles of St. Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, became the bride of Paul A. Gettinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gettinger of Merom, Indiana, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the First Cd u'regationai Church in Terre Haute.'
In the presence of a lirge
group of relatives and friends the
vows were heard by the Kev.
Shirley Green, formerly of Me-
rom Institute and a close friend
of the families. Mrs. Green sane
several numbers preceding the
ceremony and bridal music was
played by Rudy Kluh, organUf, of St. Mary's.
Baskets of gladioli, palms and tiered candelabra wi'.'i lighted tapers and vases of white zinnias decorated the altar. The pews were marked with white satin ribbon bows and zinnias. Attendants were Miss Mary Lou Gettinger of Sullivan, cousin of the bridegroom, maid of honor; Miss Sandra Stiles, sister of the bride and Miss Faye Stiles of Chicago, cousin of the bride, junior bridesmaids. Quentin Stiles, brother of the bride, was best man and Philip Stiles, another brother, Allen Stiles of Chicago, cousin of the bride, and James and Jack Gettinger of Merom, cousins of the bridegroom, were ushers. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown styled with lace yoke and sleeves, fitted bodice and - full gathered skirt with train. Her
finger-tip length white illusion veil, caught to her head with a Belgian lace tiara which had been 1
worn by four other sisters in the family. She carried a French basket filled with white roses and shattered carnations. Her three attendants wore gowns styled alike, the maid of honor wore a gown of wine color and the bridesmaids wore char
treuse and yellow. Their gowns were made with taffeta bodice, nylon marquisette yokes, cap sleeves and full gathered marquisette skirts. They wore headpieces of ivy and roses and carried French baskets of Joluiun Hill roses. , The bride's mother wore a teel blue dress with black accessories and a corsage of Johanna
Hill roses.
were Mrs. Arthur Campbell,
"imam .Bannister, Mrs. Gd
iviucneii, Mrs. Cecil Watts, Charles Goodale and Mrs Riddick.
The couple left following
reception for a wedding trh
the Smoky Mountains and their return will make home in Chicago. The bride ing-away outfit was a
gabardine suit, India copperi
ina grepn accessories. Her sage was of white rosebuds
NOTICE TO CONTEACTOBS
V
of 2 inch wate;
boxes
iiie 1 own or Alerom, Indiana wl'l receive sealed bids for the const'i Ins of- a watei'wurks system consisll Jneal Hel vtJ inch water ai"
uiieai leet oi 4 inch wat
6,850 lineal feet main
21 gate valve and 18 fire hydrants
7 flushine hydrants
130 service connections - i -w,enLpun1,p t0,wer allJ PunPhousti 1 aO.OOO gallon elevated steel tank Until 8:00 P. M. (C.S.T.) on the li day of Sppt.. 1949 at the Public'
jiu.ary jneroin, Indiana, at which!
."V' u piace an dicis will be pub-
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riuyoaais snail be executed on the!
oioiiuB.u proposal lonn. and with
u J; 3,uu "uiaavit required undei the Statutes of the State of Indiana.
c..iun proposal snail be accompanied y an acceptable certificate or
....-1 cnecK maae payable to the town of Merom. Indiana, nt- u
ceptable bidder's bond, in an amount not less than five per cent (5) oi
me lului uiu price. ' The 8UCCeSSfUl hldrlor will hi ,e.
quired to furnish a satisfactory net.
lormance bond. j No bids shall be withdrawn suvi.
sequent to the opening of bids with-
uui me consent ol the Town of MeP1 ind'ana for a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled time for closing bids. The Town of Merom. Indiana reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. Plans and specifications are on file with the Clerk-Treasurer of the Town
of Merom, Indiana and at the office of Thomas Hardman Associates. Hon-
sultinsr Engineers, Hippodrome Build
ing, lerre Haute.. Indiuna. rvmira .f
the plans and specifications can h
obtained from the Engineer bv making a deposit of ten (10 dollars of which five (5) dollars will be refunded to any bidder, if returned in good condition within thirty (30) days from the date of receiving bids. .. Town of .Merom, Indiana Date September 2, 1949 By R. S. Wilson, Clerk-Treasurer 1st ins 9-6-49 2t.
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A reception for 100 guests was held in tbp church arlors following the cerenumy. The bride'3 table was centered with' a three-
niMftoWjUAaitieyed .wedding cake- surrounded.
$24.00; common by greenery and -on anothi--aki
sur-
$5.00 $7.00, light- rounded by greener and glad
ioli. Assisting at me recepUon
good $21.50
$19.00 $21.00; slaughter ewes i was the punch bowl, also
steady at
weights to $8.50
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