Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 3 October 1929 — Page 5

fANS HOWL FOR SERIES TICKETS ‘ , n(l .v in regard to the impemlrtpO i series-how wer « a ” <’ T lng going to sea ‘he Cut ” hpat , the would beat the Ath ? a foregone concluslonoptimism disposed of that Se-htH ihe fact that Wrigley nut on the north side, would a only 55,000 seemed a concrete 1 01 ihing that didut vanlsh when sighted through the rose i,. .norts wear here. D «nme Sl.Shh.OO# has been returned William Wrigley’s clerks to fans h 0 yearned and were willing to pay * % to see Rogers Hornsby and his ..inmates take a swing at a new X M«eball for a world title. Possof tickets for the series has Lome a mark of distinction, like liv'g on the gold cofi-t or owning a ( acht on latke Michigan. Ordinarily the Cub park seats coniderably fewer than 55.000 but a .’evolent city council readily granted yermisrion for the management to

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erect temporary bleachers over the 11 sidewalk. | The harraased baseball officials cartalnly haven’t been lacking In siggesi Ilona from the fags in regard to seating arrangements. Soldier Meld, still fresh In the memory of Chicago’s new- | eat fight promoter. Jack Dempsey, for the much publicized long count, was • the first suggestion as a site for the ■ , aeries, even before the Cubs had '] cinched the National league pennant. , At least 100,Otto persons could view „ the games from the huge bowl on the lake front and ptany took pen In t hand to address the vox pop columns . of the newspapers to that effect, point- j Ing out that Wrigley would get more money, more fans jotild see the games t and that ft would be an Innovation In ( the city that was built by Innovations. , They reckoned, however, without though that Soldier Field contained r no diamond, an important point in r world series. ( o v Betting Odds Still Favor Philadelphia a New York, Oct. 3.—(U.R)—Betting v odds on the world series have increased from 11 to 10 to 6 to 5 in favor of 11 the Philadelphia Athletics, the brok- 1 erage firm of J. S. Fried and Co., of 1 Wall street announced today. Even I money prevails on the first game. s

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929.

KANSASCITY IS FAVORITE Meuhlebach Field, Kansas City, Oct. 3.—(U.R) With Kansas City holding 5 to 1 odds, the local Blues and the Rochester Bed wings met here today in the second game of the Little World series. Kansas City triumphed In a tight 10-lnning game yesterday, 4 to 3, topping an afternoon of sensational fielding. Shortstop Knothe of the Kansas City team was the day’s hero when, on a double by Kuhel, he han in for the winning counter. Bell, veteran pitcher of the International league and once a ranking moundsman for the St. Louis Cardinals, pitched the opener for the Redwings, striking out two, walking two and balking once. Sheehan, no youngster in American association baseball, pitched for the home crew, striking out three, and walking five. Rochester contributed Miost of the heavy hitting, Watkins, Torporcer and Brown hitting two baggers and Collins smashing out a three-bagger. However, the Redwings tallied only seven hits to nine totaled by the

Blues, led by Kuhel and Gerkin. o * 1 ■“ ~ ■■■ ~ ~—————♦ Along the Sidelines | —(U.R>— | South Bend, Ind., Oct. 3. — Coach Knnte Rockne’s ramblers are In shape for the contest with Indiana at Bloomington Saturday. Rockne has drilled the Irish hard throughout the week, several scrimmages being held. Madison, Wts. — Extensive drills have been held by the Wisconsin Madgers tor their inter sectional con flirt here with Colgate. Chicago. •— Coach Alonzo Stagg's Maroons, after a week of stiff practice, are in shape for Beloit. Although expecting little opposition from Beloit, Stagg has sent, the Maroons through strenuous workouts. Minneapolis. — The steamrolling Minnesota Gophers are ready to steamroll against Coe at Mlneapolis. Coach Doc Spears has given the Goph-

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era serious workoutl nil week In preparation for the fray. Chani|>algn. 111. — Ah game time drawn near. Coach Bob Zuppke at Illinois is undecided about the ends he will use against Kmiissh at Urbane. Bloomington, Ind—ln a stiff scrimmage with the freshmen yesterday, Pat Page’s Hoosiers battled against Notro Hame plays. Another scrimmage was scheduled for today, but Page indicated the workout would be lighter. Every effort is being made ] to put the Indiana team in excellent shape. Not since 19(15 have the Hoosiers defeated the Ramblers and Page indicated last night a mighty effort would be made this week to turn the trick. Lafayette, Ind —Glenn Harmeson. skillful passer and hall carrier-quart-efback will lead the Purdue offensive against the Kansas Aggies this week. Coach Phelan indicated. Alex Yunevlch. sophomore fullback, also will be a mainstay in the attack.

Greencastle, Ind. — Tubby Moffet’s yearlings have been giving the Depauw sfiiiad plenty of opposition tills week In preparation for the game nt Oberlin Saturday. Work of bolstering the line lias been one of the chief problems confronting Coach Bish Hughes. o See “Sweetheart Town’’ at D. H. S. Auditorium tonight and tomorrow night.

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