Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1928 — Page 6

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BIG CROWD WilF SEE PELTZER RUN Match Race Between German And Ray Dodge To Attract Many Fans Chicago. Fell. 9 (l‘i’l The art of ballyhoo heretofore a distinct ally of professionalism has Invaded th eainateur field and the result was expected to he a record breaking crowd for the match race between Dr. Otto Feltzer anti Hay Dodge, tomorrow night. rhe ballyhoo (entered around a .•»np|M wed grudge between the two runners, which developed after ieltzer was alleged to have elbowed Hodge off the track in a recent race in New York. Dodge flatly accused the German of a foul. 1 led Peltzer until the final lap," Dodge said. "Then he elbowed me and pushed me off the boards onto the tile Infield. My spikes slipped ind I lost ten yards.” Peltzer has a different view, although he did not issue a flat denial that he shoved Dodge. "Crowding and pushing are almost iinpreveiitable in a race held on a small track.” he said "Dodge bumped me a couple of times but it was accidental." Dodge admitted that there was . "som ■ jostling on the first turn." but said it was due to the eagerness of everybody to get the leading pole position. So today there was a general issuing of insinuations and denials which again brings up the ballyhoo subject. COURT HOUSE Final Report Approved In the case of Bernard V. Kintz, el ’ al vs. M.irv Kintz el al. suit for parti-, tion, the Huai report of the commissioner was approved and the commissioner discharged. Guardian Appointed Martha A. Smith has been appointed guardian of Otto Smith. Jr. minor heir of (Mto Smith. She filed bond . in the sum of S6OO. Estate Opened Letters of administration have been issued to W. A. Wells in the estate of Ella Penrod. The administrator filed bond in the sum of S2OOO. Real Estate Transfers Decatur Savings and Loan Association to Nile Butler etux, lots 601 and 602 in Decatur, for $2,000. Eli W. Steele to John W. Bosse, lot 88 in Decatur, for $215. Minnie E. Tecple to Jack S. Teeple lot 79s in Decatur, for sl, Leslie f. Stocky etux to Sam Nussbaum. parts of lots 79 and 80 in ! Berne, for sl. Dina Smith to Joseph Lengerich, | north half of lot 164 in Decatur, for sl. Charles E. Balmer etux to Ferdinand H. Tablet-, tract in Washington 1 township, for SIOO. Adelia <>. Buckmaster to Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Geneva. 40 acres in Jefferson township, for sl. Olive Alles et al to Edith Green, lot 53 in Geneva, for S3OO. Robert W. Jack to Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank. 180 acres in Wabash township, for sl. Minerva Heller et al to Courtney Htdier, 60 a ires in Hartford township. for $5,600. 84 YEARS OLD, RONS OWN SHOP Indianapolis, Feb. 9 (UP)- Mis. Martha Redington Stuart. 84, of Indianapolis, whose age does not prevent her from being a successful business woman, is convalescing at the home of a grandson, Carl Sutter of Irvington, front a fractured ankle, suffered in falling beneath the wheels of a bus from which she was alighting. The accident interrupted her overseership over her own notions shop in the city market here and she is anxious to resume her activity. She has operated the establishment for 38 years. Although 84, Mrs. Stuard does not need glasses and her eyesight is still good enough to enable her to sew many of the dainties for sale in her shop—aprons, baby caps and the like. She reads extensively. Mrs. Stuart was born in a log cabin in Sand Creek township. Decatur county. where he father settled in the early thirties. Her husband is dead, but a son and daughter are living. o —— NEW YORK -Bruce Caldwell, Yale foot ball star, announced that the New York Yankees would have the prefer- • ence for his services should he enter professional baseball) after hrfcduation. ”

HOW DEMPSEY LOOKS WITH GLASSES r v.. ! V7 V / \ < W? I \ I I I \ . . -U Ev t'lianipion Jack, the Manassa Mauler, is suffering from an injury to an eye muscle, and has heen compelled to wear spectacles to prevent further injuries to his sight. Reports from Hollywood state that Dempsey lias abandoned all training for his second cornel,ack attempt.

Japanese Fisherman Captures A Mermaid: Has Face Os A Girl Tokyo- (INSi Fisher folk of the little village of lehiyogahama do not merely believe that mermiads are found in the sea they know they arc. For one of the fishermen of the village caught one in his net and brought it ashore. . According to the tale retching Tokyo from lehiyogahama. the fisherman brought ashore a email meritnaid only about a foot long. But she had the face of a pretty girl and a lovely little mouth" and was altogether beautiful 1 .The mermaid, however, was frail ► and died soon after being brought j ashore. o— Scouts Defeated By Cross And Crown Five The Cr< ss, and Crown basketball team defeated the Boy Scouts in a hard fought game, 26-11 Tuesday night. Although tile score was one-sided, the Scouts fought hard and at one time were only three points behind. The

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stellar basket shooting of J. Hill, how-’ ever, was the main factor in the victory for the Cross and Crown five. Hi' scored six field goals ami two free; throws. Handler was the chief scorer for the Scbuts, getting a field goal and three free throws. Lineups and summary: Scouts (11) Cross and Crown (26) Stoneburner FHeller R. Elzey F Burkhead Parrish C J. Hill j HelmGMyers Handler G Motz Substitutions: (Scouts) Stultz for Elzey. Hunt for Stultz. Hite for Stoneburner, Baker for Handier; (C. and C. S. Elzey for Myers, Myers for Burkhead, Trim for S Elzey. Field goals: Hill. 6: Btlrkhead. 2: Myers 1; Heller 2: Trim 1: Hite 1: Helm 1; Parrish, 1: Handier 1; Foul goals: Hill. 2; Burkhead. 2; Handier, 3. LOS ANGELES Cecily Cunha.on" of the foremost Pacific coast candidates for the American Olympic team, dipped 11 seconds from the A. A. I Southern Pacific record in the >l'o yard swim for women at the Los Angeles Athleti Club meet. The new' time is 7 minutes and 15 seconds.

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