Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 184, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 September 1949 — Page 5

SXJUJVAN. INDIANA Brooks, Cards Win; Yankees Stretch Lead By Carl Lundquist United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 15-1(UP) All year long the argument has raged is Peewee Reese the best shortstop in the National League? There have been many dissenters those who think Peewee Tumbles too many balls and bobbles plays that would be . sure-fire for other infielders. There are still those who lean

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Roy Smalley and there are points for all of them until thera comes

a day like yesterday. The Dodgers are on a do-or-die trip West and feewea wasn't even supposed to make the trip, He was hit by a pitched ball

Sunday and figured to be sidelined for a week. But Peewee

'insisted he go along, and as the , train pulled out he scoffed at any ideas he'd be out of action long. "Coupla days maybe," he said. " I could play tomorrow." I I He" was right. He went back into the lineup yesterday and opened the game with a double off Howie Fox. He scored on a single by Duke Snider and the Dodgers were on their way to a 4 to 2 victory over the Reds. The

the second and then in the fifth

they came up with the two-run rally' which won the game. Again it was Reese who started it off with a single. He stole second and scored when Snider

, doubled for his third straight hit.

Even so, the Dodgers did not gain on the Cardinals, who

'pounded out a 9 to 3 victory .over the New York Giants in a

night game to retain their Vz game lead. Harry (The Cat) Breheen and Stan Musial were co-heroes in the Redbird triumph, Brecheen and Stan Musial were 13th triumph and Musial chipping in with three timely blows, one a beses-loaded triple, to account for four runs. It was "home run day" at

Forbes Field where the Philadelphia .Phillies defeated L the Pittsburgh Pirates, 12 to 1. Miki Goliat and Gray Hamner each hit homers for the Phils in the second inning and Rookie Ed Sanicki, making his first big league appearance, homered with two on in the ninth off Rip Sewell. But probably the homer that meant most to Pirate tans was the one that Ralph Kiner

I blasted in the sixth with one aboard. It was his 49th of the campaign and put him only o.ie behind Babe Ruth's 1927 pacu the year he hit 60. Ruth hit his 50th in the 138th game; this was 138 for Kiner. The Chicago Cubs edged Ihe Boston Braves, 8 to 7, ,in their final meeting of the season. Dc-

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MOM AND POP FRANCE give daughter Shirley May a kiss on her arrival by plane at New York. Others of the Somerset, Mass., family on hand to greet their 17-year-old sister, who tried and failed to swim the English channel, are (from left) sister Marilyn, 13; sister Carta, 11; brother Jackie, 4. (International Soundphoto)

spite the victory, .Boston won the season's series, 12 games to 10. Ellis Kinder of the Boston Red Sox became the second 20-game winner of the season when he beat Detroit, 1 to 0. Ted Williams' homer in the sixth was the margin of victory over Hal Newhouser. But the Yanks gained half a game in the American League by humbling the Browns twice, 2 to 0 and 13 to 7. Ed Lopat pitched a four-hitter in the opener and Vic Raschi staggered to his 19th win in the second, with the help of Reliefer Joe Page.

Little Bobby Sisr.tz of the Philadelphia Athletics butpitched Bpb Feller of Cleveland for a 2 to 1 victory, wnile Southpaw Bob Kuzava of the White Sox

racked up his 9th by taking the Washington Sinai d-'s, 8 to 1

NONESUCH Mr. and Mrs. Ansyl Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Branson and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fulford were among those from this vicinity attending the State Fair Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCracken and son, Joda, of Chicago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson and other relatives over the Labor Day week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Jewell and children of Petersburg, Ind., were guests a few days last week of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jewell. While here they attended the Fair part time. Mrs. Sylvia Harris of Shelburn, entertained a few guests at her home last Thursday. Those present were Flossie Pugh, Lethia Jennings, Shirley Jennings and

son, Wayne, Edah Jewell, Opal Hall, Delores Jennings, Nona and

Levi Jewell, and Blanche Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bush called on Mr. and Mrs. Byrle Jennings Sunday afternoon. Friday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall's were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Branson, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hall and Patty, Julia Hall,

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and Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Fidier.. Mr. and Mrs Dallas Hall spent the week-end in Prairie Creek with Mrs. Lula Piety. " " Mrs. Gerald Jennings spent k few days with Mrs. Reba Chambers in Lafayette. They attended the State Fair one day. ; Mr. and Mrs. Oral Harris spent

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elza Harris of Farmersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chambers of Lafayette, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Trueblood and son of near Fairbanks. Mrs. Joe Nelson, Mrs. Eno McKirney, Mrs." Bob Pugh, Mrs. Blanche Wilkins, Mrs. Ferd Hall and Mrs. Jim McCracken spent Monday in Terre Haute.

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STATELY looking Senator Tom Connally (D). Texas, chairman of

the joint Senate foreign relations ! and armed services committees, I hail3 20-to-3 vote approving the ' Truman - backed "arms-for- i

friends" hill which would permit the U. S. to arm friendly nations to deter Russian aggression. The bill as okayed by committee in- ( eludes China aid. (International)

NEW LEBANON Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Austin have returned from a trip to Canada where they visited their' son and family, Mr. and Mrs William Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blondell of Simcoc; Out. They spent ' the week-end at Niagara Falls and returned by the way of Chicago where they attended the Railroad Fair.

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