Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 24 May 1929 — Page 8

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D. H. S. BEATEN IN PITCHER'S BATTLE A shoestring catch of a line drive In the seventh inning by Hickson, in center Hold, saved the day for the Bluffton Tigers in their hasehall game with the Decatur Yellow Jackets, at Bluffton, yesterday afternoon, and gave the Tigers a 1-0 victory in a brilliant pitcher's liattle between Schamerloh, of Decatur, and Schreiber, of Bluffton. It was the last game of the season for both teams. Decatur was trailing 1-0. when th n y opened the seventh and last inning. With one down. Hebhle singled and stole second. Gerber, nevt up. sineled and Hebble took third. Gerber then stole second. Things looked rosy for Decatur. Brown, the next hatter up, connected with the pill and sent a hot line drive out to center Held. It looked like a sure hit and the two men on bases started fir home. However. Hickson came in fast and barely caught the ball before It touched the ground. He then threw to second to double Gerber before he could return to the bag, retiring the side and ending the game. Had Hickson been unable to make the catch, both Hebble and Gerber would have scored what might have been the winning runs. Both teams played almost errorless ball yesterday, the only misplay of the game being charged to Manlier. Decatur shortstop, who erred on a difficult play. Gerber, the only four-letter man in Decatur high school, played his first and only baseball game of the season yesterday and his play was one of the features of the game. He obtained two hits and made a brilliant catch Tn center field which robbed Bluffton of a hit. Fred Brown, who got one hit out of three times up yesterday, boosted his batting average to .250, which makes him the leading batter of the squad. Schamerloh held the Tigers to three hits, two of which came in the third innng and accounted for the lone run of the game. Studebaker doubled and scored when Rector, next! man up. singled. Decatur made only; four hits of Schreiber, Bluffton hutler. Box score: Decatur AB R II E Ladd, lb 3 0 0 <i I

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————-— i I Shoaf, 2b. 3 0 <> «| Isnedekor, 31). 3 0 0 <lj Hobble, If. .3 0 1 • | Gerber, cf. 3 0 2 0 Brown, c. 3 0 10 , I Manlier, ss. 2 0 0 1 Kocher, ts. 2-0 0 0, Schamerloh, p. 2 0 0 0 • t Totals 24 0 4 1 ' Bluffton AB R H E 1 I Borrough, If. 2 0 0 0 Emschwiler, lb. . 3 0 0 0 ' Schreiber, p. 3 0 0 I) Hickson, cf. 2 0 0 0 1 c. 2 0 0 0 Stevens, lb. 2 0 0 0 Studebaker, ss. ... 2 11 0 I Rector. 2b. ..* 2 0 10 Kain. rs. 2 0 10 Totals 20 • 1 3 0 Score by innings: R H E Decatur 000 000 0— 0 4 1 Bluffton 001 000 x—l 3 0 Batteries: Schamerloh and Brown: Schreiber and Lee. — ——n -

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Central League Dayton. 18; Fort Wayne, 13 (10 innings). • i Erie. 18; Canton, 6. Akron, 8; Springfield. 7. National League Pittsburgh. 6; Cincinnati. 3. New York. 11: Boston. 4. St. Louis, 6: Chicago. 3. Only games scheduled. American League St. Louis, 7-4; Cleveland. 5-5. New York. 7; Boston, 6. Philadelphia 9-9; Washington 8-8 Detroit at Chicago, rain. American Association Indianapolis. 8; Toledo. 2. Columbus. 12; Louisville. 10. Minneapolis. 14: Milwaukee. 0. Kansas City, 5; St. Paul. 4. o — Hennessey Defeats Jap In Davis Cud Match Washington, May 24—(UP)—Semifinals of the American zone Davis Cup matches between the United States and Japanese teams will be resumed today with the Americans leading by one full match and part of a second. John Hennessey of Indianapolis de- ; seated Tornio Abe 8-6, 6-1. 3-6. 6-1: and John Van Ryn of East Orange, N. J., led Captain Loshira Ohta. 4-6, 7-5, 6-2 with an incompleted set standing 4-2 in Van Ryn's favor before it was postponed until this afternoon because of the late hour.

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Geneva Greys To Play Marion Colored Giants Geneva, May 24 —(Special)—The I Geneva (lieys will meet the Colored j Giants, of Marion, on the local dia- . mond. The Greys were scheduled to ' play this same team ut Marion, lust. I Sunday, but were rained out. Forlty Clino, who had a tryout with St. Louis this spring will be on the mound for Geneva Sunday. — o I). H. S. Letter Men To Hold Picnic Saturday Decatur high school letter men will hold their annual picnic Saturday ew ening, at 7:30 o'clock, on a fann north of the city. A picnic supper will be held after which captains of the baseball and track teams for next year will be elected. There are approximately thirty-five letter men in high school this year, all of whom are expected; to attend the picnic. Coaches Curtis and Kidd will accompany the boys tomorrow evening. — o —— LEGION BACKING I ARM SHOW AND FAIR SEPT. 10-14 .CONTINI Kl> FROM PAGE UNK» be given daily during the five days of the fair at varous places in the business section. While the legion is sponsoring the fair, it was thought advisable by that organization to include other'

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busineos men on the committees and an advisory committee, composed of local men who are not members of the Legion, haa been appointed to assist in the fair. The committee includes: J. H Heller. A. R Ashbaucher. C. ('. Pumphrey, Herman Yager, Henry Thomas, Dan M Niblick and M. J. Mylott. All members of the committee have been active In local affairs for many years and all Wire members of both Ohl Home Week committees. Several Chairmen Appointed Various other committees will be announced from time to time. It was stated today. Several chairmen have beep appointed and the rest of their committees will be announced soon. The chairmen are L. F. (’outer, tn charge of advertising; F. E. O'Brien in charge of entertainment; William Linn in charge of decorations; and Paul Saurer, in charge of music. The local post of the American j Legion has asked the co-operation of all Decatur citizens in putting on the show and it is hoped that the fair can be held every year during the fall. Many concessions already have been sold and it is the desire of those in | charge to have a big, clean show. | which will entertain all persons. Any I suggestions which anyone wishes to make will be gladly accepted by the general committee and it is hoped that everyone will aid in* making the week the biggest one ever held in Decatur. Get tne Habit— T rade at Home. It Pav«

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