Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 98, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1925 — Page 8

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HORSEMEN BEGIN TRAINING STEEDS U t - ■" No Horses at Bellmont Park Yet, However; Several At Van Wirt The first wave of summer wv.ithcr has resurrected that yearly desire among racehorse owners, drivers and fans to see some action. Stables at most of the race tracks in northern Indiana and western Ohio have opened and horses have started their annual pre-season workout for the many races that will occur later in the summer. No horsemen, as yet. have opened training quarters at Bellmont Purk, but it Is expected that they will arrive in the next week or two and open their preseason quarters. Hermon track is regarded as one of the !>'»»’ tracks in northern Indiana, and <. season several race-horse owners gath-1 er here to whip their mounts into shape for the racing season. It is reported that more than 20 horses are in training at the track located near Van Wert, Ohio, and a like number have opened quarters at most of the northern Indiana tracks. I A string of six horses owned by J W. Allen' are creating considerable attention at the Van Wert track. His best entries are all trotters. Several prominent horsemen have their horse in training there. i The track here is in fairly pood shape and it is probable that it will remain in good condition un'ess heavy spring rains wash it out. The local barns at the track are in readiness and probabilities are that in the next few days horses will be limbering up around the Bellmont oval. I The race program, which was announced yesterday for the Northern I Indiana fair, will bring to this city ; many of the country's best horses. They should all be in first-class shape, and condition because of the leaness. of the fair this year, and it is prob- ’ able that local race fans will witness! Romeo f the fastest and highest class races ever seen here. o ‘Big’ Munn And ‘Strangler’ Lewis To Meet In Indiana Chicago, April 24 —(United Press) —Gabe Kauffman, manager of Wayne "Big" Munn, has signed articles fori a match with Ed "Strangler” Lewis at Floyd Fitzsimmons bowl at Michigan City, Ind., on Decoration Day. Lewis was guaranteed 60 per cent of a $30,000 purse. Munn gets 40 per cent. Had Munn not lost his title to Stanislaus Zbyszko last week he could have taken 60 per cent of a $60,000 guarantee. Billy Sandow. Lewis’ manager, agreed that the diamond studded championship belt would go to the winner. I

Do You Know ThatThirty out of every hundred Americans age f fty-five must depend on their children? And why? Not because of extrava- , rance, but for want of foresight. We all know it is a good policy to save money but we all wait to make the first deposit in a sizable amount. Just such delays result in the many fifty five year old dependents. A single dollar opens an account here—start now and watch it grow by intelligent saving. Interest paid on deposits at the rate of '4% I Old Adams County Bank I 1

Preble Baseball Team Opens Season Sunday l Preble, April 21. The opening baseh ball game of the present season will be played here Sunday afternoon' when the Preble team meets the i Hoosier Highway Greys, from Yoder. I The Imai players have been practteting for the past few weeks and are reported to be ill good condition for ■ the opening contest. Either Shady , or H. Frauhiger will start on the I mound for Preble, while Jackson will i hurl for Ihe visitors. Admission will >be twenty-five cents. Ladies and 1 children will be admitted free. Following are the lineups for the game: j Greys Position Preble i Fryback ' 1b W. Smith j ' i C. Christman 2b O'Brien A. Springer 3b Hoffman | L. Christman ss. W. Lindeman IL. Harber . If Boese N. Springer el’ Bass e I B. Harber rs Laurent. 1 Kreigh c C. Smith Jackson p Shady p 11. Frauhiger o ; Jack Dempsey Reported I To Be Fully Recovered | New York. April 24— (United Press) Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, who was stricken with ptomaine poisoning shortly after his arrival from Los Angeles yesterday, was reported to have fully recovered today. I It was said at the hotel where Dempsey is registered that the cham- ■ pion's indisposition was not at nil serious and the fact he went to bed was largely a precautionary measure 1 o *1 +++++*++ + ♦ + + + ♦+ 1 ❖ WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD + 1 <• + + ♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦ 1 Yesterday's hero —Walter Johnson, t Washington's star pitcher, was call-j ? ed as a pine hhitter in the ninth in-, ning with the bases filled and delivI ered a double that scored two runs, j |lhe Senators beating the Yankees. ' 2" to11 1 | • The Giants made it six victories j in a row when they knocked off the ( t Braves by the score of Bto 4 Virgil t Barnes pitched for the Giants against f Jess, his brother. : Three eriors in the ninth inning let t in the run that gave the White Sox a r 1 to 0 victory over the Tigers. J ' Roger Hornsby was hit on the head ( by one of Luque's fast balls and he | < I w.ll be out of tile game for several ' days. The Reds beat the Cardinals. 7 to 2. I Three homers by McKen. Huber and Henline gave the Phils a 10 to, 8 victory over the Robins, it was the

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fifth game in a row dropped by Brooklyn ' Cuyler dropped a fly ball and let in tvo runs that enabled the Cubs to beat tlte Pirates, 10 to 9. Heavy hitting off four pitchers gave the Athletics a 15 to 4 victory over the Red Sox. 1 The Indians came from behind a five tun lead ami downed the Browns 14 to 9. —o q. .}. * + + + + + T + + + •>• + YESTERDAY’S RESULTS + 4. .>4. -j.* + + + + + + + + + + National Lcapue , Chicago. 10; Pittsburgh. It. New York. 8; Boston, 4. Philadelphia. 10: Brooklyn, 8. Cincinnati, 7; St. Lxwls, 2. American League i Detroit. 0; Chmicago. 1. I Philadelphia, 15; Boston. 4. Cleveland, 14; St. Louis, 9. 1 Washington. 2; New York. 1. American Association I Indianapolis, 5; St. Paul, 1. Milwaukee. 11; Columbus. 8. Toledo. 16; K tnsas City, 12. Minneapolis, 6; Louisjrille, 4. ♦ ♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦++ + ♦♦♦ •J. YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS + I+++++++ * + + + + + + + Myatt. Indians. I—3. Kel.y, Giants. I—2. I Miller. Cubs, I—2.1 —2. Fournier. Robins, I—l.1 —1. Wheat. Robins. I—l.1 —1. Duller. Phils. I—l.1 —1. Mokan. Phils. I—l. Henline. Phils, I—l. Caveney, Reds, I—l.1 —1. | Smith. Pirates, I—l.1 —1. o Antiquated Automobile 11 its Five Trees In Row 1 New’ York. April 24 — (United i Press) —One man was killed and three perhaps fatally injured early today when the antiquated autoino bile in which they were riding struck five trees on Riverside drive. Nobody Loves You It is impossible to get anywhere if you are a crab. Nobody loves you. To he successful you must have a kindly, lovable disposition. You can not have this with an unhealthy liver and stomach. They don't go together Mavr's Wonderful Remedy has given complete ami permanent results in thousands of cases. Our advice to everyone troubled in this way. especially when accompanied with bloating in the stomach, is to try’ this rem- i edy. It is a simple, harmless prepa-I ration that removes the catarrahal j nettcus from the intestinal tract and ! allays the intlamation which causes I practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. For sale by Holthouse Drug Co., Decatur Ind., anil druggists everywhere

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BILLIARD CHAMP GIVES EXHIBITION ——————— y Champion Exhibition Pockj et Billiard Player Plans Exhibition Tonight a ... - s Fred u. Hall, champion exhibition ■ pocket billiard player of the world 1 and a representative of the Bruns- *■ wick-Balke-Callendar company arrived 9 in Decatur yesterday mid has m.iinr. 11 ed for a free exhibition at Pillion- : katnp's Soft Drink parlor 011 South Second street tonight at eight o'clock. | After the pocket, billiard exhibit, Mr. ! Hal. will give a sleight of hand performance with cards. The champjon gave a short show last nigl’t in several of tlq- local billiard rooms and presented some pho nominal and almost impossible shots. Among his (’.’splays are the famous 14-ball shot. Chinese bil.lards, force I draw, rainbow shot, and spot 15-ball ' combination. One hundred intricate !• shots are included in the champion s !> display of skill. I> The champion has just recently letcrned from a trip around the world, during which time he presented his exhibition in practically every ’country in the world. He claims to be tee undefeated exhibition player of the world, and in his short per- ' formance last night, he backed his statement with one of the greatest j displays of skill ever seen by local fans. Hall is at present enroute to his home in Connecticut, where, he RADIO TUBES I RENEWED Bring ns your (lend or paralyzed radio lubes 201 As and I‘l9’s and we’ll make litem equal to new tubes. \Ve tire now equipped with ;m “Imperial lube Benewer and are ready to give your old tubes new life. Ibis is not a refilling proposition, and we can not repair burned-out tubes, but any tube, in which the filament lights, but does not work, we can renew and GUARANTEE it to function as j well as a new tube. | Price £I.OO per tube. Bring them in and see them renewed. INDIANA ELEC. CO. I Set her bldg. Phone 405

stated, he will spend several week's | vacation before a second tour around | the wor.d at which time he expects I !to meet all comers in any kind of pocket billiard exhibitions The local meet tonight has been arranged by Fred Fullenkamp, proprietor of Friekle’s Place. It will be gin promptly at eight o'clock and will last about an hour and a half. Mr. Hull will leave tonight for Lima, Ohio, where he has arranged for a 1 championship exhibition. I, o — if 1 REE—A set of text hooks 'mt dress making valued at S2O. given with every New Home ( Sewing machine. Lee Hardware Co.. West Monroe st. It

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.Teachers Play D. H. S. Baseball Team Today The Decatur hlgb school baseball team was scheduled to play the city school teachers on Ahr's Field thia afternoon. The two teams were ached | tiled to play two weeks ago, but the; game was postponed on account of, tain. This will be the first game of' the season for the high school nine.

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