Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 10 September 1924 — Page 6

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American Association Indianapolis, 5; Columbus, 0. Louisville, 11-4; Toledo. 3-0. Milwaukee. 12-li; Minneapolis, 35. Kansas City, 5; St. Paul, 5 ( called 16th darkness). American League Chicago, 3; Detroit. 7. Washington-Philadelphia, rain. New York, 5; Boston, 4. No other game scheduled. National League Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, 4. Boston-New York, rain. Pittsburgh, 4 4; St. Louis. 7-6. Philadephia-Brooklyn, wet grounds. 4.+*+++++ + + + + + + + 4* WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦ + Yesterday's hero —Joe Bush, star Yankee pitcher, went in as a pinch hitter in the ninth inning with the bases filled and doubled giving the Yankees a 5-to-4 victory over the Red Sox. Chick Hafey, Texas league rookie outfielder, scored two runs and knockvictory over the Pirates in the first ed in five, giving the Cards u 7-to-4 game. The Pirates also dropped the second, 6 to 4. O'Farrell’s home run the sixth fur-. nished the run that enabled the Cubs to beat the Reds. 4 to 3. , The Tigers made is seven straight games by beating the White Sox. 7 to 3. ' o SCOUTS HAVE ■' FOOTBALL TEAM Also Organize Drum Corps; Will Give Benefit Movie 1 On October Ist i A football team has been organized I by the Decatur Boy Scouts, and practices have been started. Harold Zwick was elected captain of the team. The Scouts will issue a challenge to any team in the city composed of players their age for a game to be played this fall. Linn and Gail Kern have been assisting Scoutmaster Bryce Thomas in coaching the boys this week. A scrimmage was held on Ahr’s Field yesterday evening, with twenty-eight trying out for the first team. The Scouts have organized a drum corps, also. There are six snare drums and a bass drum in the corps. The junior tennis tournament, sponsored by the scouts, is now in the semi-finals. The Scouts will award a loving cup to the winner. Six members of the Rotary Club attended the regular meeting of the Scouts Monday night and gave short talks. The Rotarians also brought the Scouts a half bushel of fresh roasted peanuts. A room in the basement of the Central school building has been fixed up

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I for Scout headquarters and their meetings will be held there this winter. A benefit moving picture show will be given by the Scouts at the Adams Theatre on October 1. New York Giants Run Wild; Washington Loses (United Press Service) New York. Sept. 10—(Special to Daily Democrat)—The New York Olaßts went on a wild butting orgy, today and slammed out 27 hits for a total of 22 runs against Boston's 3. 1 pitchers in the first game of a double header. The Giants by their victory were insured of holding first place in the National League which they would have lost to Brooklyn had the Braves won both games. Philadelphia, Penn., Sept. 10—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Washington's lead in the American League pennant race was shortened by a half game in the first game of a double header here today when Gray, the ' Athletic pitcher had the better of a ! mound duel with Zachary. The [ score was 2 to 1. Washington's lead still stands at one game and even if the Athletics ( 1 administer a second defeat the Senators lead will stay intact as the second place Yankees are idle. o COACH ISSUES TRAINING RUIES I — D. H. S. Football Coach Asks Fans And Merchants To Help In making public the training rules to be followed by members of the Decatur high school football squad, Coach Maurice Kennedy today called upon local merchants and fans to assist the youths in observing the rules as much as possible. The ! Radiogram j 1 Loeb-Leopold verdict of \ f Loeb-Leopold life im- / 1 prisonment verdict was re- i ( Masterpiece Receiver at f f 8:42 a.m. l /t second after 1 \ .Judge Caverly pronounced I / it. 1 ( Radio weather is here. / Let us install the best buy 1 in the radio field and thus C be enabled to enjoy the I world of music, sports > and world events. f If you wish to build ) your own, we will be glad ( to help you select cir- i . / cuits, etc. t 1 | H. Knapp & Son ■MMMMMHMBB

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coach asks that the merchants cooperate by not gelling cigarettrs, soft drinks and candies to the athletes and that all loyal fans refuse to give same to the athletes, and to ' refrain from using those things in | their presence,as much as possible. In this way it is hoped that the . members of the squad may find it | easier to abide by (he training rules i and thereby Inchease (their usefulness to the team. I The D. 11. S. eleven faces a difficult schedule this season and since several members of last year's team were graduated last spring, Coach Kennedy faces a big task in whipping a formidable team into shape. However. the coach says he has some very good material with which to work and with the right sort of training on the part of the athletes and the support of the fans, he expects to be able to place a fairly strong team on the field. The first game of the season will be played with the Wabash high school team at Wabash on September 20, one week from next Saturday. This game was added to the schedule this week. The schedule | calls for games with Marion, Mun- , cie. Fort Wayne Central, Portland,

Closing out sale OF ENTIRE STOCK OF FOOTWEAR Down Go Prices. Along Come Values. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! We are going to close out our entire stock of Footwear and are going to do it regardless of cost. It is our aim to dispose of every article of Footwear in the store— including the new Fall arrivals—and we oiler price reductions that are surprising. The cost is forgotten. Mens, Ladies, Boys and Girls Shoes and ( x or pi i< t s cut to the bone. Don't pass by this opportunity. Fill your shoe needs for some time to come at his sa e. Sale Starts Fri. Sept. 12th I/K ' 1i i I silc® A and continues until SI By ,-Jtevery article is sold. Look Over These Prices. Read Them and Save Money. A ■- » W MENS’ FOOTWEAR LADIES’ FOOTWEAR t 15 P a ’ r Black Kid Shoes, Mun- Special—s 6 value Biack Oxford Extra—lso pair Ladies High Arch Relief Oxfords, black, a X sen last ’ QQ QK A mighty good buy d»4 4 r Heel Shoes, black and brown, very good buy (M jl,“ regular $6 value... at only tpTeTO $6 $7-$8 values. A good selec- at only Beacon Dress Shoes, plain toe, Here’s another good one—s7 tion at (IM QK Gunmetal Oxfords $5.50 value; Black and a 1- Black Oxfords, very (J» 4 As; only $5 value at $0.45 special at 0n1y.... $4»«/«) 60 pair Ladies Shoes, small i* PSCia ,.j r e f 9 $O»4») Black Vici Kid, medium round Mens $7.50 value Light Tan sizes 2/ 2 to 4J/ 2 , QPiz* ° W p ' ,?:e 0 " tOe ’ re3ular $ 7 value Cl OK Dress Oxfords ’ a QK AZ Special at ..." OOV Black Suede Oxfords, $7.50 V IZ/OF . Special at tP'I.OO good buy at 0n1y... Ladies Oxfords, brown and value, (PR A K Kangaroo Shoes, black and Brown Oxfords, $6 value, a black, small sizes 2/ z to 5; Very special at... isM wis*s4.9s xi-rr.54.45 -*»>'-"-=■ $2.95 «... «... 0,., 1 ft'". . Special — Black Kid Shoe, Mens All-Star Basketball and Black Patent Straps, a good Combination (?•} " \ Very Special. Qr Tennis Shoes QQ rr dress article, 'd*Q Oxfords, $8 value.. : Bl ( - \ at °"'y OO.t/O at i.OO $6 value at Martha Washington Comfort 4 16 P air Black Kid Shoes, most Mens Buster Basketball or Gray Straps; low heel, a good <ih Oes and Oxfords 41K ■hs. \ $4.25 S"X Bh .r $2.25 $3.65 $3.95 18 Pair Black Dress Shoes. n O v s Com-t $3 50 value Basket- Special—Strap Sandals, black Growino Giris school Oxfords, -W|k .... $2.95 KZ. T “"'* $2.60 $2.19 15 pair Selz Dress Shoes, black White and Smoke Cut-out Sandk for the young man ’ Q 4 E °y s ® 3 - 50 value School Shoes, als for dress; $5.50 (t» 4 Off Ladies Black Oxfords, a good K\. * ' s6 V ? lue at , Black and Brown - Q 9 ££ As 6 values, now.. selection (j*l QK 9 pa ' r You " g X^ ns z’T' T1 * t „ ' ,ood quality tp£.Ot) Special—Odds and Ends Strap and a bargain at... X Shoes, regular $5 (£rt Qr Boys Heavy Shoes, a real and Patent, black, military „ , . , .... V v ’ lue now sc hool shoe, d»Q 4r heel a aood selec- 4r Childrens Strap sandals. 11 j/ 2 27 pairs Black Gunmetal D-ess aton|y $2.45 t" of at 82.45 2 ' regular $2 ' 75 va,UeS ’ // <' \ SH ° eS ' A few pair Odds and Ends: Str ’°s in Brown Kid. a regular Rp ’ cial whi,e QI \ $5 50 vali-s special Values d*l fxr $5 50 value nr they last at «pl. ""ernE - sl - 95 S 3 -65 Z. reS , S 5 j'l' Svt Satin Straps. Black and low JrDC black and brown. .. tpx.tFO Mm , Work Shoes, good sturdy heel. $7 value (? 4 (Y-' I . quality, only Few Childrens Peoular $4 0 value O* ,r 'rd*. $4.50 values tPO.Tt) n.gy Black Comh'n a A"n Sandals «b F.lack or Brown, QQ 4r M v . hiel s29* S»rap<. $7 value at fl»4 4[* 50 pair Outing Shoes (£1 Qjt Special at ss va(ues $3 95 bargain $4.45 a real buy at only 3)1. Owing to the lack of space we are unable to quote all our prices. We want you to come in and see them for yourself. Store Open Every Evening During Sale J INDIA™ Peoples Cash Shoe Store I

HuntUgton. Hicksville. Ohtfc and Garrett, with one open date yet to be filled. Fort Wayne Central. Portland and Hicksville will be played In this city and the game yet to be scheduled will he booked for the home gridiron. A practice game between the high school team and u composed mainly of alumni was played on Ahr*a Field yesterday evening. The game resulted in a 13-6 victory for the high school eleven. Miller and Acker scored for the varsity, while Walter Staley scored for the alumni I Staley lias entered high school and Is L trying out for the high school team. Following are the training rules' which the athletes are suked to fol-1 low: 1 No smoking. ' "SRII I 2 No intoxicating liquors. 3 Eat three times a day and then When you feel nervous, tired, worried or despondent it is a i sure sign you need MOTT’S NERVERINE PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and i make life worth living. Be sure and ask for I Mott’s Nerverine Pills WILLIAMS MFC. CO. Prop... Cleveland, O. For Sale By ENTERPRISE DRUG CO. I

■■■MM——. - STOP. 4 If “cokes" or "phosphates" are absolutely necessary, drink them immediately after meals. (Not more than one a day.) 5 Be in bed not later than 10:30 p.m. week days and 11:30 on Sundays. 6 if candy is craved, eat it at meal time. These rules shall be strictly enforced. If you can’t obey them, stay out of a suit. M. A. KENNEDY, Coach. I TRY DAWSON’S f VIUNA TONIC I For Stomach. Liver, Kidneys, Blood, Rheumatism. $ Price SI.OO Per Bottle Callow & Knhne | ihiffißiii.iiwiiiiiiii i, mil—-

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