Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 131, Decatur, Adams County, 3 June 1927 — Page 6

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CADDIES NEEDED AT COUNTRY CLUB More Boys Wanted to Serve As Caddies On Golf Course A call for more raddles was Issued this m rning by Ray ( ra;g, manager of Hie itecatur Pomuty Club. Mr. Craig stated that he would like to have sev-

eral more boys over 12 years of age who van stay on the job from noon until about 7 o’clock in the evening. Many golf funs are taking advantage of the fine weather the last few days, and the “S. O. S." call for caddies was made necessary, when a shortage whs noticed yesterday afternoon. Mr. Craig stated that he desired boys over lL' years old. A school In caddying is being givt n by Walter Craig, dub professional, and the h.-ys are being taught the work of club carrying, ball finding and etiquette on me course. As soon as it is possilde the boys will he divided into classes, i.i accordance with their ability. It is pos-ible, Mr. Craig stated, for a boy to make several dollars a week in the healthful environment of the outdoors. All boys who desire to act as caddies are requested to report to Mr. Craig at the club house the next few days, and they will be instructed in the ethics of their work. ++++++++++++++++ ♦ SPORT TABS + ♦ *♦ + + + + + + + + + ■*■ + + + Louisville, Ky. — Superior pitching on the part of Dawson gave Louisville a 2-tl victory over Columbus. It was the first shutout of the season for- Ivouisville. Kansas City, Mo. —Kansas City put a stop to a winning streak of Minneapolis by stopping the Millers, 11-5. It was the first defeat in 11 games for Minneapolis. Kansas Ci:y was on;hit, hut won through ability to hit.in pinches. Toledo, O.—A home run by Florence gave Indianapolis its only run in a game which Toledo won, 6-1. Pfeffer held the Indians to four hits while his mates were hammering Scliupp for ten. Milwaukee, Wis. —The heavy hitting of Maas and McMillen coupled with the stellar hurling of Sheaiy and McQuaid enabled Milwaukee to let down St. Paul, 8-,7. Indianapolis. — Jules Elllngbore, Norman Batten, and Henry Kohlert, race drivers injured in the Memorial Day race, were reported improving today. Chicago. — Baseball players found guilty of personal assault on umpires hereafter will he subject to suspension of from 9t) days to one year Judge K. M. Landis, commissioner of baseball, announced. He made his announcement after reinstating Frank Brazil!, third baseman for the Los Angeles club, who was suepended after a run-in with a Pacific coast league umpire. New York. — Tex Rickard, facing loss of the services of Paulino to his rival promoter, Humbert Fugazy, today made a new bid to hold the Spaniard by proposing a Paulino-Jim Maloney bout. He will take the plan tomorrow to the boxing commission, wdiich already has approved a match between Paulino and Harry Wills promo. ed by Fugazy. o i 1

BASEBALL’S BIG FOUR (By United Press) Neither Cobh nor Ruth could connect safely in four times at bat as the Yankees trimmed the Mackmen for the fourth successive time. Hornsby, enroute west, was idle. Speaker got a single in five tries against Slim Harris of the Red Sox. AB H % F HR Cobb 150 5G .373 1.000 1 Hornsby 145 54 .372 .958 8 Ruth 159 54 .340 .969 16 Speaker 145 45 .310 .980 0 HARD COAL Excellent quality, very low summer prices. Leave us your order now before advance in price. CARROLL COAL & COKE CO. Those attending included: John Za- j hnd, Mabel Laßue and W. J. Rominger ! of Indianapolis.

♦ ♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ BASEBALL STANDINGS ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I National League W L Pet. I Pittsburgh . It tl .iifiT St. Louis . 22 Iti .57!* Chicago 22 17 .564 New York 22 17 .564 ■ Brooklyn . ti 2:: ,4S* Philadelphia 18 20 .474 Boston 1.7 21 352 Cincinnati .12 30 .286 American League W L Pet. New York 29 14 .674 Chicago . 27 17 .614 Philadelphia 22 21 .512 Washington 19 20 .487 Cleveland .... . .21 23 .477 St. Lou is |f 22 .463 Detrot 18 2.7 .439 Boston 12 27 .308 American Association W L Pet. Toledo 24 13 .649 Milwaukee 22 20 .524 Minneapolis 26 16 .619 Indianapolis 20 19 .513 St. Paul 20 22 .476 Kansas City 20 22 .476 Louisville . 18 26 .409 Columbus ~ 16 28 .364 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Brooklyn 6; Boston 2 Ph ladelphia 7; Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati-St. Louis, rain No others scheduled. American League Cleveland, 14; Detroit 1 New York 2; Philadelphia 1 Boston 6; Washington 1 No others scheduled. American Association Indianapolis 1; Toledo 6 Columbus 0; Louisville 2 S'. Pu’.v' 5; Milwaukee 3 Minneapolis 5; Kansas City 11.

*+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* * WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD 4 444 + * + 44 + 4 + +444« (By I’nited Press) Yesterday’s hero—Joe Dugan of the N’ew York Yankees, who delievered a pinch single in the ninth inning to score Paschal with the run that defeated the Athletics, 2-1. The game had been a pitching duel between Rube Walberg and Mvles Thomas. The former allowed only five hits while Thomas held the Athletics to six. Mark Koenig hit a home run in the first inning. Slim Harris settled down after eatly inning wildness and kept the Washing on hits scattered, thereby enabling Boston to even the series by winning, 6-1. Rraxton and Mar berry were unable to hold the Boston batsmen. Jumlx Rlliott allowed btp four hits to the Boston Braves and Brooklyn won its fourth straight game. 6-2. It vas the seventh victory in eight games for the Dodgers. Herman hit a home run into the right field bleachers with two men on the first inning. Four Detroit pitchers were touched for 20 hits as Cleveland won, 14-1. Hudlin permitted Detroit only three hits. The 20 hits the Indians batted out included seven doubles and two triples. For the first time this season Lee Meadows, ace of the Pittsburgh Pir- . ites pitching staff, went down to defeat. The bespectacled pitcher held Philadelphia to one hit for the fir3t seven innings but after that he was touched hard and relieved by Morrison. Philadelphia won out. 7-4. Leach hit a home run in the eighth inning o Mr. and Mrs. ,1. 11. Borrougha and Mrs. Herb I,acho\ of Fort Wayne, visited friends here yesterday afternoon.

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: BOXER DIES J AFTER BOUT 0 4 : ! Steve Adams Receives Brok--4 on Neck In Fight With Sammy Mandcll Kansas City, Kas., June 2. —(l!P) — A coroner’s Jury today probably will . decide whether Sammy Mandell, Ugh:weight boxing champion, is to be held 1 following the death of his opponent. 1 Steve Adams. lasi night. Adams, a I ) ' , young fighter front Chicago, was knocked down in the second round and died. He was found to have n • broken neck. | 1 It is doubtful whether the state will : take any action against Mandell. ; Word from Adams’ relatives in Chicago will tie a determining factor, A. J. Melllott, county attorney said. | Death overcame the game little Chicago fighter in the second round of his scheduled 10-round exhibition with the champion at Memorial hall. For one round he had stood and exchanged punches with the sleek haired and . good looking Mandell. Then in the second round the mixing became more furious when Mandell unleashed a hard tight to toe solar plexus. Adams doubled and then toppled to the canvas. Cheers rang from the hall at; what the fans believed was a knock-

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out. j The referee siood above the pros- | Irate form of Adams and methodically counted out the ten that marked the end of the bout. Adams handlers went to the middle of the ring and there was a quick: shout for a poimnter. This was brought in lint L was of no avail. Doctors, summoned from the nudi- * ence, pronounced the Chicagoan dead. Mandell was aretsted by police and released under $5,000 bond for the coroner's heating. Latzo And Dundee To Meet Tomorrow Night ■ New York, June 2. — tl’P) Pete Latzo, a chunky little fellow from the Pennsylvania coal belt, will give he Baltimore Italian, Joe Dundee, a - crack at the welterweight champion- | ship (omorrow night on the Polo grounds In the first major championI ship bout of the season, j Latzo was quoted as a'six to five favothe in the betting today. There is no doubt that Latzo and Dundee are the best in the welterweight class and picking a winner is almost a toss-up. The weight has | been held tip as a handicap that Latzo j will have to carry while Dundee is recognized as a natural welterweight, i o I : > i Urges Rejection Os Railway Unification Plan ' Washington, June 2. — (CP) — ommenda ion for rejection of the New | York Central railroad unification pro- | posal. involving the merger of Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and f St. Louis railroad, the Michigan Celttral railroad, and the New York Cen-' ttal railroad, was made to the interstate conimeice commission today by j Examiner Ralph M. Molster, who said • the plan was not in the public inter-j 1 est. I I

SUSPECT HELD AT MARION BELIEVED TO BE Ml RL DULL 1 - -"" irovrtM Kl» FROM PARK and when Sheriff Hollingsworth i showed him DuTs photograph, he stated tliai lie was sure that the Marlon officials had Dull in custody. Sheriff Hol'ingsworth got in communication with the sheriff of (*iun! I comity at once and the sheriff of that county said he would give Dull to the Adams county officials at once. Worked Cigarette Game Here Sheriff Hollingsworth left at 1 o’clock for Marion. Dull has a record in this city. On several orca'spoils, he hss been wanted here and 1 in many neighboring cities for forg- ’ .tv. A few months ago he was in this city and ordered a case of cigarettes over the telephone from a Port Wayne wholesale tobacco house, saving that he was employed by the Everett-Hite company of th.s city. When the 'cigarettes arrived on the traction lino from Fort Wayne, Dull Went to the interurban station and signed the name of Everett-Hite Company to the freight liiljl and secured the cigartetes. He secured a local young man to haul the c’garettes for him and he sold them to a local cigar store. Dull left this city at orce and was not seen until taken into custody in Ohio shortly after the Payne hank robbery. On several occasions, officials of ne'ghborlng towns and cities reported to the local officials that Dull had been there cashing worthless checks or working his cigarette game. I Sheriff Hf> s HjpgßWoTth stated that* he would not return Dull to the Van Wert count sheriff, but that he would remain here for trial on the charge pending here. n I.eo Kiiscli and li. L. Kern made a iiusiness 11Ip to Detroit, Michigan this morning. ■

| Wabash—Walter Wheatley, Jr. J>,| i son of Mr. and Mrs Walter Wheatley, I | was found drowned in a spring in the I family hack yard. *

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