Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 13 August 1925 — Page 6

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♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ BASEBALL STANDING ♦ ♦ 444444 + + 4 + 444 + National League Pittsburgh 64 40 .615 ' New York 60 47 .561 Cincinnati ..... 57 50 .533 Brooklyn 51 52 .495 St. Louis 63 55 491 Philadelphia 46 555 455 Chicago 47 60 .439 Boston 45 65 .409 American League Philadelphia 70 35 .667 Washington 68 38 642 Chicago 59 51 .586 Detroit 63 55 .491 St. Louis 52 56 .481 Cleveland 50 61 ,45»» New York 46 61 430 Boston 45 6 .405 American Association LoulsvUlee SO 37 684 Indianapolis 65 53 .551 St. Pau! 60 56 .517 Mineapolls 61 , 57 .517 Kansas City 55 60 .478 Milwaukee 50 65 .436 Toledo 48 66 Columbus 44 68 .393 o ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦4> + * + + *** National League Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 1. New York. 3; Pittsburgh. 5Philadelphia. 2; St. Louis, 9 American League New York. 2; Chicago, o Philadelphia. 5; St. Louis, 2. Boston, 7; Detroit, 2. Cleveland-Washington, rain. American Association Mineapolis 6; Louisville, 4. Indianapolis, 6-4; St. Paul. 1-3 . Toiedo-Kansas City. rain. Milwaukee-Columbus, rain. o Dempsey Is Willing To Fight—For One Million Los Ageles, Cal., Aug. 13 —"1 wil. fight for any promoter who can arrange a match with Harry Wilis ana guarantee mo at least $1,090,000 tot my end of the match "Jack'' Dempsey reiterated today in an interview on the heavyweight title situation "I am not partial to any promoter' Dempsey said. “But now that I'm handling my own business affairs, I'm looking at things from a purely business point of view. It’s the money that counts most —my next match must net me a cool million".' Dempsey denied reports he would not fight for Tex Rickard. “He’s one of several bidding for the match anil he can have it when he signs Wilis’ and lays the money on the counter, taking care of me" Dempsey said. _o Preble Takes Walloping The Preble baseball team took a severe walloping at the hands of the Ossian tossers on the latters’ diamond last Saturday afternoon, the final score being 22 to 2. Many errors i by the Preble playyers were largely | responsible for the big score. Shady and Smith composed th Preble buttery, While Jackson and Kreigh performed for the winners.

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I National Swimming Ijiieet Opens At Indiajmpoh Indianapolis, Aug 13—Aquatic star of the nation were gathered toda yTo the annual national swimming mev Nearly one hundred swimmers rej presenting twenty A A. U association . throughout the country were enter? | tor the events. Included in the contestants are number of Olympic champions an college stars. The contests will be held at th swimming pool at Broad Ripple park Thirty six events are included in th program for the meet. The Friday events will be held ii the evening to permit Indlanapolb citizens who are unable to get awa; from their work in the day time t< see the sport. Huge electric lights will make thi performance of the swimmers as vis ible as in daylight The Thursday am Saturday contests are to be held it the afternoon Football Stars Spend Summer Battling With Scholastic Eligibility Chicago, Aug. 13 (United Press). With the football season looming oi the horizon, stars of the Western Con ference are getting ready for a cam paten that is at present more import ant than their ball toting, tossing oi catching, that of getting eligible, Harold “Red" Grange, sterling Illi nois halfback, received a “condition' in "Transportation 1," a subject it commerce school. Every night a Wheaton, after laying aside the let tongs, the Illinois captain went int< ession with a self appointed body <> tutors who have made it their bus! ness to see that he has been caller the greatest player of all time plays football this fall. Grange is generally-rated a bettei than average student, but during las, winter he was laid up with a seige of mumps, which kept him away from the university for nearly a month. He Glad He Picked This Good Stomach Remedy Puts Stomach in Fine Condition — Ends Dizzy Spells. Catarrh and . Makes You Sleep Well. Injudicious eating causes acute indigestion, gas, heartburn, heaviness sour stomach — sometimes the dis tended stomach causes that dreadful feeling of near suffocation. Isn't it worth something to know of a remedy that will stop this dis tress in a few minutes quicker than anything else you can think of. This is no common stomach remedy for it took years of time t> combine Pepsin with the other effective agents that make Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin so good that the worst cases of indigAs lion ami gastritis and other chronic stomach ailments are speedily over come and the most ’ deranged stomachs ire made clean, strong and healthy. Mr. Calvin Diiks. of Alloway. N. J., a man of. few yords, knows this for ho writes; “I entirely rid myself ot an old catarrhal condition of the stomach with Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin.” No matter what your stomach trouble is get a bottle today al Holt house Drug Co., or any druggist any where, with the distinct understand inc that if ir doesn’t do you the world of good your money wdt be returned.

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| caught up with all b.s other studies ] save Transportation. | At the University of Chicago tbe i bugaboo has been chased into a cor- 1 • net of Stagg field and downed ‘Chuck '. Duval, v, horn loval maroons say will fade Grange and “Moon" Baker, Northi western star this season, have become- j I eligible. Duval, downed last year by j scholarship, and out of the game when the Staggmen most needed a capable passer, has made the grade for the 11925 team Ro has Yeisley, who is alleged to be the “coming end.” At Northwestern,, Baker is on the anxious seat with Grange, but a condi j tion is all he has to remove, and a summer session course in which he is j excelling in his work, is all set to remove the "coni." I At the University of Wisconsin the | new coach and athletic director, George Little, will find himself withcut the services of one of the most premising quarterbacks the Cardinal had ever -counted on. .Marshall ("Mike ) Stone tried in vain for three I years to make the scholastic grade and finally dropped out of school to' be married. . Other conference schools, including Michigan and Minnesota look for-' | v ird to little scholastic trouble w ith their grid luminaries . I

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1 Sj’stematic Oil Fraud Stopped By An Arrest I St. Louis, Aug 13 —(United Press.) ,—A systematic oil fraud, numbering 2,0(i0 victims, the most of whom were ministers, is believed to have been i stopped through the arrest here of William E. Rutledge, former Baptist minister. i The former minister, wfoo also is editor ot’ the Preacher’s Magazine, is ibeing held by the government under ' $3,000 bond for using the mails to defraud. < i Tlie specific charge against the former minister is that of defrauding George L. Newkirk of Warrensburg, Missouri, but government investigate 'ors say they have found the former minister interested more than 2,000 investois and that some $400,000 was invested in his oil holdings. 0 " — ~ Druse Revolt Spreading Bulletin London, Aug. 13. —(United Press.) —The Central News Constantinople correspondent quoting Adana reports ,iy«< that the Druse revolt in the French Syrian mandate is spreading. I Tlie Freuiii wire reported tearing

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