Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 189, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 September 1949 — Page 3

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ie; Cardinals, lodgers Split I By Carl Lundquist United Press Sports Writer

,EW YORK, Sept. 22. (UP) rot in 24 years as a manager I Casey Stengel ever have a i blow a seven run lead, and

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our next two games and then let the Red Sox try and ci.tch us." ' Stengel' vas bristling a little himself as he talked about yesterday's 10 to 9 defeat to .the Chicago White Sox w,hich occurred while Boston was winning an uphill 9 to 6 decision from Cleveland that cut the Yankee lead to two games. Meanwhile, the 'Brooklyn Dodgers and the St. Louis Cardinals retained the status quo in the National League. A lone run in the dramatic ninth inning gave St. Louis a 1 to 0 victory in

I the day half of a doubleheader ! but Brooklyn blasted a five-run fourth inning to win the night game. 5 to 0, and keep the Card lead at VA games. I Pinch Home Run. I The Yankees lost it in the ninth when Pin-h-Hitter Gus Zernial blasted a three run homer off Reliever Joe Page, who was beaten for the first time

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I since Aug. 21 against the Athletics. In addition to Zernial's homer, I Rookie Rocco Krsnich also hit a j two-run round tripper that Casjey loudly protested was foul. He said "there, just wasn't any doubt about it but it was a judgment play and the way we acted j later on in the game we deserved to lose anyway." j The Red Sex won their second in a row from the tough Indians, 9 to 6 as Ted Williams Broke a

SCVCI1I.11 AlUllUg tlC Willi UIO llilb homer. Ellis Kinder, entering the game in a relief role, was credited with his 22nd win. Steve Gromek, the hurler Cleveland Owner Bill Veeck predicted would win more than SO games, was tagged for the Wil

liams .homer -and his sixth loss

against four victories. Tigers WW. The Tigers defeated the Athletes, 4 to 1, at Philadelphia on Art Houtteman's four-hitter for his 19th victory. Dick Weik pitched a three-hitter to beat the Browns for the Senators, 7 to 0. Ralph Kiner got two homers, bringing his season total to 52 and putting him only eight from Babe Ruth's all-time record jt' tiu but the Pirates still lost to tne

Boston Braves, 9 o 7. Ruth got

his 52nd homer in his 140th game

while Kiner got his in his 145th,

putting Kiner five behind schedule with only nine in which to equal or top the Babe's mark.

The Reds beat the Giants, 5 to

4 in 10 innings, then lost a seven-

innig secod game, 5 to 2, called 'iecause of darkness, while in another split doubleheader the Phils beat the Cubs, 3 to 2, then lost, 9 to 6.

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tor Blades For Women On Relief GARY, Ind., Sept. 22. (UP) The Lake County Public Welfare Board struck a blow today for the daintiness of women on county relief rolls. i The board voted funds to provide women who receive public assistance from the county with new .razors every two years and

five packs of razor blades every two months. Women had complained to Velfare Director Fred Steininger that unsightly leg and arm hairs robbed them of feminine daintiness. They said they were entitled to the same hair-removing equipment as male indigents. The welfare board also withdrew a $48 monthly child support grant to an East Chicago woman, whose name was not disclosed, af

ter investigators testified she had been receiving $154 a month as a policy numbers collector, and recently bought a used car for $1,395.

Youngstown, who was killed, when struck by an engine in the Milwaukee Railroad yards here yesterday.

' CORONER SAYS DEATH ACCIDENTAL !' TERRE HAUTE, . Sept. 22 (UP) Vigo County Coroner D. M. Ferguson ruled accidental death for Elmer Johnson, age 35,

REPORT FARjMER COMMITTED SUICIDE SALEM, Sept. 22 (UP) Authorities said today Slotkley R. Holder, age 32, Salem farmer, committed suicide. He was found dead from a shotgun blast yesterday at his home near here.

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Red Imperialism Marches In East FLUSHING, N. Y., Sept. 22 (UP' China charged today that Russian imperialism is on the march in the Far East and asked the United Nations "to pay due attention to the storm that has reached my country and will soon reach other countries." Dr. Tingfu F. Tsiang, permanent Chinese delegate, warned

i the UN General Assembly that the "Russian empire and Russian i imperialism stride on two continents." I He appealed to the world organization not to ignore China's I warnings against the CommunI ists as the League of Nations Ignored China's warnings against , the Japanese in 1931 and 1932. j "The, present resistance of Free China," he said, "is an important as her resistance against Japan in World War II. Geography has placed China on the front lines of the world struggle. The ultimate outcome will decide not only the future of China but the future of many countries in South Asia as well as the future of the whole world." I Tsiang did not make any formal recommendation that the General Assembly condemn Russia and the Chinese Communists, but the tone of his speech indi

cated that such action might be asked before the assembly adjourns in late November or December.

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1 22 (UP) Yugoslavia reused Russia today of trying to conquer the world by establishing "police prefecture satillites." It was a change of tactics for

the Yugoslavs in the bitter Com-., inform debate, a switch ta rhe I offensive. The accusation was made by.Moshe Pijade, Com- ' munist elder statesman who has

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CHILD DIES .

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GREENFIELD, Sept. 22 (UP) Sttephen Bever, age 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bever of Greenfield, died yesterday in an Indianapolis hospital of burns suffered when he played with matches in an automobile last Monday.

EARLHAM COLLEGE NAMES TRUSTEE RICHMOND, Sept. 22 (UP) , Earlham College officials today-said Ralph Teetor, president of the Perfect Circle Corp.,.Hagerstown, was tne first trustee if the Quacker School who was not a member of the Society of Friends. Teetor was appointed yesterday.

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LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 22.

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