Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 147, Decatur, Adams County, 22 June 1933 — Page 6

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PHILLIES NEED SOME PITCHERS Denio Bush Savs Phils Would Win In Walk With Good Hurling New York, Juno 22.-—(U.K) Take it from Donnie Bush, if the last place Phillies had a good pitching staff they’d probably walk away with the National lecgue pennant, and “the guy who called them the ' ‘forgotten club' must 'a been off hinut." Mr. Bush speaks with author,).-. 1 The somewhat irate Cincinnati manager arrived last night from Philadelphia after making a firsthand study of the Phiis. a study which cos! the Reels four straight

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■ i games. i But because of their uncertain ’ hurling, Donie gave them little ; chance to finish as high as fourth place where they wound up last season, the first time the Phillies ■ had finished in first division since 1917. The Phillies made it a clean sweep over Cincinnati yesterday iby taking the final contest, 10 to i ;8, after a slugging orgy in the sixth and seventh frames when they; made their 10 runs. Stout and'Johnson were their victims. Wilfred Knot he had a perfect day at . bat with two doubles and two ■ singles. The leading New York Giants downed Chicago. 3 to 1. the same imargin by which they took the Ijourgame series from the cubs, after. Freddir Fitzsimmons held Char ■ y Grimm's boys to three hits; Pat 1 M .ion, allowed the Giants seven safeties, ?ne a homer by Lefty

■O’Doul in the sixth. St. Louis kept pace with NewYork by beating Brooklyn. 7 to 5.' after spotting the Dodgers five runs in the first, empires’ rulings I were bitterly disputed on both sides ; and Joe Stripp. Johnny Frederick in'il Coach (•■ Steimel ( .f Brook I lyn and Leo Durocher of’the Cards were banished. Pittsburgh lost ground by bowing twice to Boston. 6 to 5, and 5. to 3. Bill Urbanski's long fly with .the bases loaded in the eighth >'i in Hie whining run of ; • -opener, and Pinkie Whitney won the nightcap by driving out a fourb'jgger with two on in the eighth. Paul Waner performed a similar ■feat for the Pirates in the third. New York maintained its onegame American league lead over . Washington by nosing out St. . Ixiu’s, sto 3, when Earl Combs, who replaced Babe Ruth in left field, drove out a two-bagger in his first time at bat in the 13th. scoring two runners. Lou Gehrig made I his 17th hum r for the Yanks, and his mate. Tony Lazzeri. made his , 12th. Mervyn Shea made one for St. Louis. Washington blanked Chicago. 9 ;to 0. bv virtue of Earl Whitehill's I masterly pitching and an IS-hit attack. Maty,ger Joe Cronin conI tributed three doubles and a. single to the victory, Cleveland crushed Philadelphia. 11 to 1. when Wes Ferrell let the A’s down with six | hits for his eighth win of the season. Earnshaw ami Walberg yield- ’ ed 12 to the Indians. Boston and Detroit split a twin bill, the Red Sox taking the opener. 10 to 9. aided by a five-run spurt featured by Dusty Cookes homer ■ in the sixth. The Tigers won the: : night cap. sto 3. scoring their win- | 'ning runs in the fifth. Die Alex-! :ander made a Boston homer in the' first. o YESTERDAY'S HEROES Earl Combs, Yankees, broke up game in 13th with double that drove in two runs. Freddie Fitzsimmons. Giants, I held Cubs to three hits. Pinkie Whitney. Braves, his hom,er with two aboard in eighth won game. LEADING BATTERS Player, Club G AB R H Pct ■ Uh . man. Yanks 54 20U. 46 73 .365 Simmons. W. Sox 60 217 47 90 .364 | Klein. Phillies 62 252 41 90 .357 I Schulte, Senat. 52 199 40 71 .357 I Martin, Cards 56 233 53 S 3 .356 | o ■ Get the Habit — Trade at Home!

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STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE • W. L. Pct. Now York 37 22 .627 i Washington ... 36 23 .610 1 Cleveland .... 33 28 .5411 ( 1 Chicago 31 29 .517 ' Philadelphia 28 28 .500 H Detroit 30 31 .492 p Boston 23 38 .377 j St. Louis 21 40 .344 p NATIONAL LEAGUE |~ | ’ W. U Pct.; | New York ..... 35 21 .625', St. Louis 36 23 .610] Pittsburgh 33 27 .550! Chicago 32 31 .508 j Cincinnati 28 33 .459 • Brooklyn 25 31 .448 i I Boston 23 38 .3771, ■Philadelphia . 23 39 .371 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. i Columbus, 40 22’ .615 Indiami-polis 32 28 .533 I St. Paul 34 30 .531 j Minnesota 32 31 .508 I Milwaukee 30 30 .500 i Toledo 31 33 .434 I Louisville ... ... . 30 36 ,4;>5 ■ Kansas City 24 43 .358 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS American League New York. 5; St. Louis, 3 (thirteen innings). Boston, 10-3; Detroit, 9-5. Cleveland. 11; Philadelphia, 1. Washington. 9; Chicago, o. National League St. Louts, 7; Brooklyn. 5. I Philadelphia, 10; Cincinnati, 8. Boston, 6-5; Pittsburgh, 5-3. New York. 3; Chicago, 1. American Association St. Paul. 10: Kansas City, 9. Louisville, 3; Columbus, 1. Milwaukee, 7-8; Minneapolis, 5-2 ! (second game called end sixth in • ning to allow Minneapolis team to j catch train). Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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Local Caddies Lose The Decatur caddies were defeated by tlie Fort Wayne Elks >club caddies this morning at Fort Wayne, 2 to 1. o HOME RUNS • Gehrig, Yankees 17 Ruth, Yankees 15 Foxx. Athletics 15 Klein, Phillies .... 13 Berger. Braves 12 Lazzeri. Yankees 12 Invite Governors To Attend Meeting Indianapolis, June 22 — (UP) — Governors of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Kentucky, along with GovPaul V. McNutt, have been invited to attend the Democratic Editorial 'Association’s annual summer outing at Lake Wawasee, August 7 and S. Wr y Fleming, association Pre- ! sident, said that Governor McNutt will atte d. Senator Frederick Van Nuys will speak at the dinner Aug. 8. o Union Head Charged With Leaving Bomb LaPorte, Ind., June 22 —(UP)— William Heath. 40. president of the mechanist union at Hammond was held by LaPorte police today on charge of leaving a sten. h bomb in the Cosy theatre here. The bomb failed to explode. The Cosy and Central theatres both of which are employing non union labor have been the center of labor trouble for several weeks. Magistrate aid Crook JiHinrlmn Wld. wlm was executed n 1725 was a zealous English magistrate and secretly lender ✓ ■he underworld and receiver of stolen- goods on an imruense scale. Early traveling Library The first practicable traveling library plan was started by Samuel Brown in East lotbinn, Scotland. In 1817.

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prevail. No extra charge is made for bleacher seats. Five Poisoned By Eating Ice Cream Indianapolis. June 22. — (U.R) — l Five persons believed poisoned : from eating home made ice cream i were released today from City hospital. Those treated were Mr. and Mrs. , William J. Banta. Miss Clara Ban- . i ta and Raymond Banta, of Indian apolis, and Glenn Crouch, Southport. All had eaten ice cream during i a visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Graham, near Cicero, last , night. ■ Samples of the cream and other ! food were taken by police for an11 alysis. 0 R. Earl Peters To Washington Sunday 'l Indianapolis. June 22 —(UP) - R. ■ j Earl Peters, state Democratic chair- ' man, will make his fifth trip to ■ Washington Sunday in the interest of federal jobs for Hoosiers. ’ Senator Frederick Van“Nuys is i remaining in Washington following i -djournament of congress and tlie I two will work together on state pat-

ronage. Peters will be at Lake w aw , B for the week-end when-1„. ''.’■i shall Williams, state '.'W -tary, will confer with state .I’M crats. Clifford Sinifr Sterling, Fort Way,.., lake meeting. Bomb Effort f ails B Witehnng. N j . j . (i „ ■ ~ An apparent ~■;■ lluc ate congressma Ch.,. , .. Os the fifth New Jersey frustrat. d today «!,. "f was found w:r .1 to „■■ of his automobile. .. TJ,e llomb was a. foot B live inches in diatm-t ■ * 'W adjusted so that a.:, start the car would s,.' „..■ Retrospection Gazing at an old clour wfij times SH the fancy into ~ | of contemplation as to a d I relative or friend, am! j though*, tn connection ..; t |, lt be pictured by the tnind-pM thange ' 0 SI ParaJiie end Hell ■ A fool's paradise Is only the an room fo> a fool's heli — Baldwin