Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1925 — Page 3

ToTni' AWARDS MADE TO EXHIBITORS |hl AT ANNUAL NORTHERN INDIANA FAIR * • •

Fal iown* 1«» 8t of pr ’ mlu “ iwirdfl ■" " ,o sbß,p p r ’ , th e Northern Indiana fair neat 01 1,1 h , f( . last w« k: n Sheep n(lljnf . .Marino Ham. two yearn old ' ”r S. K Lovett, West Liberty. 0 first and »o®ond. O n. ro , one y.‘«r old and under two- • tovett. first and second. turn hmb - Hoy Kuller, Bryant. Oo„ K. Lovett. second. ' Fwe two years old and over-Roy Kallerfl first; 8. K. Lovett, second. FWI . one venr old and under twoBoy Kuller. first; S. K. Lovett, sec““pwe lamb- Roy Kuller. first; S. K. Invett. S?<‘ Pt . u of lambs—S. K. Lovett, first; Poy Kuller. second. Herd ram and three ewes-Rpy Kuller. f.rst; S, K. Lovett, second. Champion ram. any age-S. K. UvChampion ewe any age-Roy Kuller. Merinos Ram, two years old and over—S K Lovett, first and second. . Ram, one year <dd and under two— S K Lovett, first and second. Ram lamb—S. K. Lovett, frst and second. Ewe. two years old and over—S K. Lovett( first; Roy Kuller, second. Ewe. one year old and under two— S. K. Lovett, firn tand second. Ewe lamb—S K. Lovett( first and second. Pen of lambs—S. K. Lovett, first; Roy Kuller, second Herd ram and three ewes—S. K. Lovett, first and second. Champion ram. any age—S. K. Lovett. Champion ewe, any age—S. K. Lovett. Rambouillet Ram. two years old and over—Roy Kuller. first; S. K. Lovett, second. Ram. one year old and under two— S. K. Lovett, first and second. Ram lamb—S. K. Ixivett, first; Roy Kuller .second. Ewe. two years old and over —Roy Kuller, first; S. K Lovett, second. Ewe. one year old and under two — S. K. Lovett, first; Roy Kuller. sec and. Kw e lamb —S K. Lovett, first; Roy Kuller, second. Pen of Lambs—E. K. Lovett, first; Roy Kuller, second. Herd ram and three ewes — Roy Kuller. first; S. K. Lovett, second. Champion ram, any age—S. K. Lovett. first. Champion ewe, any age—S. K. Lovett. Combing Wool Ram. two years old and over—Roy Kuller, first; Albert Kasson, Coldwater. 0. second. Ram one year old and under two— Roy Kuller, first and second. Ram lamb —Roy Kuller, first ant! second. Ewe, two years old and over—Roy Kuller, first; Albert Kasson, second. Ewe. one year old and under two Roy Kuller, first and second. Ewe lamb- Roy Kuuler. first and second. Pen df lambs—Roy Kuller, first; Albert Kasson, second. Herd ram and three lambs—Roy Kuller, first: Albert Kasson, second. Champion ram. any age—Roy Kuller, first. ( hampion ewe, any age—Roy Kul-

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i Hampshire Rarn. two years old and over—C. , L. Rom, Mendon, ()., first; Cl. A. Kennedy. Carey, 0., second. Aatn, one year old and under two — (I. A. Kennedy, first; ('. L. Ross, sec--1 <>nd. Ram. lamb—C. L. Ross, first; IL A. Kennedy, second. Ewe, two years old Mid over C. L. Ross, first and second. ’ Ewe. one year old and under two — C. 1> Ross, first and second. Ewe lamb —C. L. Ross, first; 0. A. Kennedy, secondPen of lambs —C. L. Ross, first; G. A> Kennedy, second. Herd ram and three ewes—C. L. Ross, first; <l. A. Kennedy, second. Champion rain, any age—G, A. Kennedy. < Champion ewe —C. L. Ross. Oxfordshire. Ram. two years old and over—G. A. Kennedy, firs’; C. 1.- Ross, second. Ram lamb—CL A. Kennedy, first; (’. L. Ross, second. Ewe, two years old and over —C. 1,. Ross, first; G. A. Kennedy, second. Ewo, one year old and under two — G. A. Kennedy, first; C. L. Ross, second. Ew e lamb—G. A.-Kennedy, first; C L. Ross, second. Pen ot lambs —G. A. Kennedy, first; C. L. Ross, second. Herd ram and three ewes—C. L. Ross, first; G. A. Kennedy second. Champion ram, any age—C. I* Ross. 1 Champion ewe, any age—(’. L. Ross, first Dorset Ram. two years old and over—AL bert Hassan, first; C. L. Ross, second. Ram, one year old and under two — Myron Loffer. De Graff, 0.. first; C. L. Ross, second. Aam lamb —Albert Hassan, frst; C. L. Ross, second. Ewe. two years old and over—C. 1,. Ross, first; Albert Hassan, second. Ewe, one year old and under two — C. I. Ross, first and second. Ewe lamb—C. L. Ross, first; Albert Hassan, second. Herd ra mand three ewes—C. L. Ross, first; Albert Hassan, second. Champion ram, any age—Myron Laffer. •Champion ewe, any age—C. L. Ross. Cheviot Ram. two years old and over—Roy Kuller, first! Myron buffer, second. Ram. one year old and under two — Myron Laffer, first; Roy Kuller, second. Ram lamb—Roy Kuller, first; Myron Laffer, second. Ewe, two years old and over —Roy Kuller, first and second. Ewe. one year old and under two — Roy Kuller, first and second. Ewe lamb—Roy Kuller, first; Myron Laffer, second. Pen of lambs—Myron Laffer, first; Roy Kuller, second. Her<V ram and three ewes —Roy Kuller, first and second. Champion ram and. ewe both won by Roy Kuller. o —_. PRINCETON Jonn Rauch, middleaged man of Mishawaka, Ind., was hauled up before Justice of the pence here and fined sl, and costs for usin r home made license plates on his car. Rauch said he thought all automobile owners made their own licenses. Special low prices on good red barn paint. Callow X Kohne.

DECATUR DAU Y DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1925

Han is Outguesses League On Pitchers Ry Henry u Farrell, (United Press Sports Editor) New York, Sept. 24.—(United Press) — When Babe Adams, the 43-year-old pitcher, came to New York on the first eastern trip last spring with the Pittsburgh Pirates, ho woa greeted warmly by friends among the New York newspapermen The Rabe is one of the finest and most popular characters In baseball. “Well, Babe, you’re back again,” one of the writers remarked. "How many more trips are you going to make?” ’■Listen," the Babe replied, “I’m just a youngster getting my start and trying to get along. When 1 get real old I’ll get a job with Washington." It was his way of putting a jest that became popular in baseball circles after Bucky Harris, the boy manager of the Washington Senators had pulled Venn Gregg back from the minors and had grabbed Stan Coveleskie and Dutch Reuther when they were headed for the bushes. Tris Speaker, the veteran manager of the Cleveland Indians, thought that Coveleskie, one of the few remaining spltballers, was through with major league baseball and he asked waivers on him. Every other manager in the majors but Harris respected the judgment of Speaker and passed him up. But Harris claimed him and got him for the waiver price. Wilbert Robinson, veteran manager ot the Brooklyn Robins, also asked waivers on Dutch Reuther, who was one of the aces on the pitching staff of the champion Rods in 1919. Reuther wasn't tagged when he was put on the block, but the word went around —as it had gone before —that

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the Dutch was bard to handle and the other managers thought that if Robby, the gentlest man In baseball, couldn't handle Reuther, that'no one could. They nil passed him up but Bucky Harris and he went to Washington for the waiver price — one of tbn cheapest forms of transfer in baseball. Harris said—“ Reuther will pitch for me" and Reuther replied with — "I'll pitch for Harris. I was worked all last season with a sore arm because 1 was working on a contract that paid mo for the number ot games I won.” Smart baseball mon laughed at Harris and said that his boss, Clarke Griffith, was being cheap in picking up a lot of castoffs, but Bucky said —"I can’t afford to trust rookies. I want some pitchers who know batters and who don’t have to think what to do when there are men on bases.” • • • John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants and the sage of baseball, said recently that Harris bad been guilty of some great judgment when he picked up Coveleskie ami Reuther. He guessed wrong on Gregg, but two ' good guesses out of three are a good average for an* guesser. 1 The figures prove that Harris was > smarter than any of the other manI agers in the major leagues. Suppose the Giants, the Reds, the Tigers, the White Sox or even the ' Yankees had pk-ked up the two castI! offs? • I Heading into the last month of the ' I American League pennant race, Covey | had won eighteen games and lost II seven; Reuther had won seventeen : ‘ games and lost eight. : I Together they had won thirty-five

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gamnn ami lost thirteen The pair would have changed the entire complexion of the pennant race with any team In either league.

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It is trim that they may hr* no (jnoil next year but they WERE Rood this year- very gtiuii-and that’i the main thing.

A championship today is better than two chances in the offing. o . ■—— I—JWA.NT ADS EARN—s—l—l