Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1925 — Page 3

Lv berveT I (is !(!TH TEAMS ■ pjnilf's in U'*sl)ang- ■ ~ <ll Injury In N'nilcl s ■ S»‘rk“* Games ■ Py Henry I- Farrell. 11111 ~ • <-sp.»TpW’lt ) 9. > ■ ~..,.,v fa,, ° r t 0 m l-r-t " Uopir U ' 'he ' lanu'es ■ u, *-«nt..rs an.l the ■Uirsh l-it-.t - in the warm-, <wr■n vvar e ;* " I '-•»» <->ub«. repro■Ju,ive » out of a pair of K ran- in whh!i ° PPOS,t ‘ On ■ fWr ,i„i iin in 'o very Ust - The,y ■I" Wa. r<. M. 0.1 catcher,. ■ infields ami good ou’flelrts. ■ yf , r team could bo wrecked ■ one in; c • -- >'>“ r " sem - « r - n * tl * H th e bench i' n‘" of ll,e u * u; * l ■ championships caliber. One spike ■, ur ne.t ni ; lie -r.niml. one blow front ■ er pit ami ball, one slip on ■ |he fjrast ami 110- '-bole ' bit* of battle Hmieln he tnrnetl in the series. ■ ThP Set,a: :a bail a narrow escape ■ in the world's set ies last fall. The ■ teJm was f..rt mate in going through ■ lhl , ,n without serious injuries ■ and the lack of reserve power was ■ not apparent until IVckinpaugh pull- ■ e<l up with a . barley horse and had to ■ jit on the bench. ■ Elii.'R.' had to he moved over from third base to shortstop and Miller, who was not even a minor league indeder had to do used at third. Poor Miller, trying with all the gameness of a real fighter, found himself up in every pinch and he was almost useless. The Setu'ors. of course, finally beat the Giants hut it was luck more than class that dropped the Giants in the last game. Eucky Harris learned his lesson from that experience and he got busy this year and collected some veteran reserves. He got Mike McNally from from the Boston Red Sox but Mike didn't hold up ami was passed to the minors. He secured the veteran Reacon Scott front the New York Yankees but Scotty is not good for many games and he has slowed up to a walk. He picked up Joe Harris from the 'Red r Sox also and found him very handy when Joe Judge was hit on the heart with a pitched ball in Detroit and vas forced to the bench for weeks. Harris is not the best of fielders but he is one of the most dangerous batters in baseball. Harris also picked up Bob Veaeh from the Red Sox to use him as a pinch hitter and for occasional 'duty in the out field, lie also has Nemo

LeibolJ for spare duty in the outfield ami a youngster, Jeames. As catching reserves the Senators , have the veteran Hank SevereUl and . young Tate. Muddy Rual, who has I been doing most of the work behind I the bat is badly worn front the strain. Ke to a little fellow and has to work chiefly on nerve. He is a great little catcher but his work fell off badly late in the season, the loss of strength showing chiefly In his poor throwing to the bases. The Pirates received a heavy blow w hen “l.tuky Johnny” Rawlings, per- ****—■—■■■ BOX AND PIE SOCIAL Hower School, 1 mile west of Kirkland high school FRIDAY, OCT. 2 Prizes will be awarded: Man with largest feet, P°pular girl, cake xvalk. William Griffith, Teacher

haps the best utility player In basehall broke his ankle late In the season, His work ut second base during the fluid drive of the Pirates was a piece of art and without him the Pirates certainly would have had more difficulty it they did not actually lose the pennant. As utility inflelders the Pirates have the veteran Stuffy Mclnnia, who >un still bat even it he is us slow us n truck, nud Kus and Thompson. The team would ho In u serious plight if anything happened to Trajnor or Wright. \. In the outfield the Pirates have as reserves, Parson Uigbee," a good re lief man and Haas, a youngster. Dig bee has slipped a lot in the last two years but he Is still good for a game or two. Tile Pirate catching staff has a ijood reserve In Spencer and two alternating regulars, Johnny Gooch and ‘'Oil'’ Smith. Compared to the brilliant reserve staff the Giants had in tiie world’s esries last year the utility men of the two champion teams this year is decidedly ordinary. It Is not .fair, how ever, to compare any team's second ary strength to that of the Giants because John McCraw has recruited more high class reserves than any other two teams. In baseball. The Pirutes, however, will be much less hable to need reserves than the Senators. The Pirates are comparatively a young club and the players can stand the wear and tear better than the veteran Senators. If anything should happen to Peck during the series, the Senators probably would blow their chances. *♦* + + + + * + * + + **« ♦ BASEBALL STANDING 4 #**++++++ + 4 + * + 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. I* Pet Pittsburgh 94 57 .622 New York 86 64 .573 Cincinnati . 79 72 .523 St. bait . 75 75 .SOI Boston 69 83 .454 Brokolyn 6.8 83 .450 Chicago 67 84 .414 Philadelphia 65 85 .433 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. U Pet. Washington 96 53 .641 Phlladlephia . ... 87 63 ,580 St. Louis 81 69 .540 Detroit 79 72 .523 Chicago 76 75 .503 Cleveland ... 70 81 .4G4 1 New York 68 84 .447 tost on 45 105 .300 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn. 4. American League Boston, 5; Washington. 4. o— —■— $—»—*—WANT ADS EARN—s—*—s

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r - . . E — - - -a The Fourth Down BY WILLIE PIINT I Fort Wayne sport writers seem to have the idea that the Decatur elev--n Is “heavy and fast." The Yellow lackets are not so slow, but the Fort Wayne fans are going to be disappointed when the "beef trust" falls to show up. FtfcHT AT FORT WAYNE. Marion’s eleven is away to a good start this season. The Old Gold and Purple team downed Anderson 31 to 7 in the first game of the season and hen trimmed Kirklin last Saturday, 20- Marion plays the Yellow Jackets on Ahr's Field, October 24. A YELLOW JACKET FIGHTS. Port Wayne Central journeyed down to Ahr’s Fit Id last fall and took a 13-6 drubbing at the hands of the Yellow Jackets. That defeat Is fresh in the minds of the Central Tigers and they will be out for revenge Saturday. Be prepared, Yellow Jackets. TAKE THE FORT IN FORT WAYNE. Who will give a rap about the world’s series Saturday, with Illinois uml Red Orange playing Nebraska. Purdue playing Wabash. Lombard meeting Notre Dame, and a score of high class high school football games on the card. PUT FORT WAYNE ON THE WANE. »♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦• 4 WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD ♦ *4- + + + + + 4- + + + + + * + (United Press) Yesterday’s hero —Higher, Philly third baseman, scored one run and knocked in another with a double, beating the Robins, 6 to 4. The Red Sox defeated a makeshift Washington team, sto 4. Peck was in , charge of the team anil in the last i inning Rice was the only regular In > the game. . ! Tipton. — Seven pumpkins welghl ing 500 pounds on a single vine is the list of Burl Lilly, NOTICE The Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of French township. Adams county. Indiana, will hold their annual business meeting at their usual place of meeting, in the Election school house in French township. Adams county, Indiana, on Saturday, Oct. .3, 1925 at 10 o'clock a. m. J. C. Augsburger, 21- Secretary

ALONG THE SIDELINES Madison. — The Wsconsln regulars threw up a stiff defense against lowa Slide plays and Crofoot, quarterback, ran down a punt for a toiuhdowh. Barnum and Hannon at halves and Riidke ut fullback completed the htackflelil used. Champaign. 111. -— Illinois' green line is getting into shape us a result of Intensive scrimmage. Zuppke seems to feel his bucktleld Is progressing as well as can be expected at this time of the year. Columbus, O. — Wendler, quarter; I Murek anil Clark, hulveg, and Karow.l fullback, formed the Ohio State backfieltl that defeated the third stringers, 20 to 0. Murek broke loose to run' 30 yards for a touchdown In the prae j tlce game. Evanston, til. — All the veteran halves at Northwestern are nursing injuries, except White, so practice was not stiff, but lasted until after sundown. Lewis, a new man, Is hitting the line with crushing power. Minenapolis. Minn. —George Match- . en, fullback, won’t play in the opening game against North Dakota Saturday. He has a leg injury. Coach ' Spears sent the team through u hard scrimmage, the last of this week. lUL _ .111-—li NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS Your gas bills are due the first of the month. If you do not receive your bill by the first of October please call No. 75 . and a bill will be mailed to you. Don’t forget to bring your bill with you or enclose if you remit by mail. No discount after the 10th. - NORTHERN INDIANA GAS . AND ELECTRIC CO. -s-io

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