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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1956

Page

9

Belardi's hot streak reshapes Detroit first base position

Wayne Belardi, once a fringe major leaguer with Brooklyn, has surged in Detroit. At 25, after shedding weight and changing roles, he hits .368 with a seven game hitting streak, vaulting ahead of veterans Earl Torgeson and Jack Phillips. He previously hit 23 homers in 1955 but batted .247. His winter work in Mexico focused on fixing faults.

Detroit Wayne Belardi Pea Tigers Bucky Harris Belardi Tiger Brooklyn Gil Hodges Jonese Investm Tts Earl Torgeson Jack Phillips Buffalo San Francisco Mexico

Nutrition in the U S by W W Bauer on bakery role

W W Bauer notes five suggestions from Dr W H Sebrell Jr on improving U S bakery nutrition. He warns against fad diets and emphasizes food values, education in schools and homes, and adequate research funding without strings.

W. H. Sebrell, Jr National Institutes of Health American Institute of Baking Chicago

Dodger castoff shows defense lift and .270 batting mark

The report notes the player batted .270 and improved defensively during spring training at 189 pounds. Critics say he showed more determination than the Dodgers’ castoff. Separately, Texas tourism spent 412 million dollars in 1955, ranking second to cotton as a Texas industry. The American Bible Society began in 1816.

Texas Cotton

GOP Edges Democrats in Charity Game at Griffith Stadium

In a charity contest the GOP beat the Democrats two in a row as Tom Curtis of Missouri was rushed to Bethesda Naval Hospital after a sixth inning collision with Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota wrenching a dislocated left shoulder.

Epublic Griffith Stadium Tom Curtis Missouri Bethesda Naval Curtis Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Eee

Cubs and Indians win in Little League action

In Delano Park the Cubs defeated the Giants 7 to 3 as Adams earned the win with Terry closing for the Giants. The Cubs posted nine hits and no errors while the Giants had seven hits and four errors. In the American League game the Indians toppled the Yankees 11 to 1 at the high school field with R Jones homering for Cleveland. Wilson was the winning pitcher, Stephenson the loser, and the Indians committed no errors while the Yankees had eight. Akers and Markham umpired.

Cubs Indians Delano Park Giants Adams Terry Yankees R. Jones Wilson Stephenson Akers Markham

Star-Sponsored Game Draws Big Crowd After Injury

The event drew 1,664 paying spectators who saw the game end with a player carried off on a stretcher. The Washington Star sponsored the contest.

The Washington Star

Motorcycle Club Schedules Gypsy Tour This Sunday

The North Alabama Motorcycle Club announces its Annual Gypsy Tour to be held Sunday at Courtland Air Field. Hot dogs and drinks will be served at noon for club members and area motorcycle owners. Events include slow race, obstacle course, and a trophies for large and small motors starting at 1 30 p.m.

North Alabama Motorcycle Club Courtland Air Field North Alabama Club

Hospital Hatchery Hatches Robin In Aledo County

A robin eggs hatching scene occurs when nine year old Mike Conway with his father Dr Martin Conway incubates a robin egg found in a tall tree near their home in Aledo County. Hospital staff witness the hatch as the bird emerges. A stray fact notes lithium weighs one fifth that of aluminum.

Aledo Dll Mercer Countoomels Mike Conway Martin E. Conway Robin

Going Steady Trends Across Teenagers In Modern Times

In Boyle’s sidewalk reflection, parents note teens marrying early and the rise of going steady. Fathers oppose teen daughters in mid teens dating single beaux while mothers prefer cautious choices. Educators debate if the trend is a passing fad or a shift in adolescence and love.

Hal Boyle New York Scalawag Erol Ip Pero SA

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