Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 176, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1933 — Page 6

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w ' * I SENATORS AND YANKS BATTLE American League Leaders Open Crucial Series At Washington ~ New York. July 27. (U.P- Thl Washington Senators. enjoying .1 uiie-gaiue American league vei New York, are slight favorites to win the season's first "crucial" series. opening today with the Yankees at the capital. Although each club has 62 games remaining, t’lis tour-game seiies Is called “crucial" by the ex- 1 perts because it i“ expected to 1 show the relative strength of the' two pennant riva's and to Indicate which will win most of ,*eir eight liter meetings. ■These 12 combat*. K<e' Je'er.aine the pennant winner it Washington and New York continue to play on ev< n terms against other clubs The Yanks lost a chance to tie the Idle Senators yesterday when, they split a twin hill with Boston before 25.000 fans. New York launched its road campaign impressively in the opener, blanking the Bostonians. 2 to 0, a-s Lefty Gomez bested Bob Weiland in a , live-hit pitching duel. But the Yanks were the same old road team in the nightcap, losing 9 to 4, after the Red Sox hunched < six of their 12 hits off Waler Brown and Wiley Moore for five runs in the fourth, clinching the j game. •Willis Httdlin pitched Cleveland j tn a 7-to-l victory over Chicago.

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'holding the White Sox to six sealilered hits, while the Indians hammered Joe lleving tor 11, scoring llnee runs In th** fourth and three in the eighth, aided liy three Chi ox error.- . This extended Chicago's losing streak to seven straight. in spite a five-run Brownie spurt lilt the eighth. Detroit downed St. Louis. 9 to 7. collecting 14 hits off Stiles and Hebert. Although Tommy Bridges allowed 13 hits before ■ being replaced by Elon Hogsett. 'he w.’u the game with a triple when the bases were loaded in the seventh. Behringer and Foxx each made three hits for the Tigers. They were the only American circuit games played. The New York (Hants extended > their National 1-ague lead to four games over the idle Chicago Cubs i by healing Brooklyn twice. 5 to .!. and 1 to 3. dropping the Dodgers , into a last place tie with the idle I Phillies. Home rims by Mel Ott. George Davis and Johnny Vergez gave the ' Giants the opener. Alt's blow with one aboard drove in the winning tallies in the ninth. The St. Louis Cardinals made it two straight for Frankie Frisch over Cincinnati, beating the Reds. to 2. and taking sole possession of fourth place, as the Boston Braves, with whom they were tied, were idle. Hallahan and Mooney held the Reds to four hits, while the (aids collected nine off Derringer, three of which were bunched for the winning run in the fourth. They were the only games played. Inner Tube Housed Fish Puyallup. Wash. — (U.R) — Mark Snow's ca'teh was an inner tube. But inside were seven lish, the smallest seven inches.

BERNE DEFEATS PERU JUNIORS Junior Legion Team W ins First Game; Meet Roachdale at 4 P. M. Berne s junior Amerh iii Legion, b:i‘ihall team. Fourth district ( hampion, defeated the Peru Jun-; tors in the first gam of the region-I al tourney played it Frankfort this 1 morning. 4 to 3. Berne outhlt Peru eight blows to seven, and played errorless ball. Peru committing two error.. Baker, slender left bands.’, hurl-' ed for the winners, striking out | nine men and w liking only three. Brook, hurling for P ru. fanned I three and Issued bases on balls to ; two batters. The feature of the game was a , home run by Bobby Dro. Berne I 1 atch r, which provided what proved to be the winning run. Peru scored once in each of the second, fourth and seventh innings j Berne stopping the losers' desper- 1 ate rally in the final inning. Steiner opened the first inning for Berne with a single, advanced on For man's single. Three singles scored another tally in the third frame and Dro's homer in the fifth ended the Berne storing. Berne was scheduled to play Roachdale, Terre Haute district > winner, in the final regional gamed at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Score by innings: Peru 010 100 I—3 7 2 B me 201 010 x—4 8 0 Brook and Steele. Baker and Dro t ——« 1 Dunkirk Will Plav Local Tennis Team — The Decatur South Side tennis | team will meet the Dunkirk city i T team at th? club courts on Win- , Chester street Sunday afternoon. All members of the local team are ( requested to report at the courts I between 5 and 5:30 Friday evening. . o LEADING BATTERS Player Club G AB R H Pct. I Klein. Phillies 89 359 59 131 .365 | 1 Simmons. W. Sox 93 387 63 139.359 i Foxx. Athletics 91 341 83 121 .355 | 1 Cronin, Senators 92 366 60 129 .353 , ' Davis, Phillies 83 300 30 103 .343 I i c Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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Moose Team Loses The Decatur Moose junior legion team was defeated by the Arcola juniors at lArcola Wednesday afternoon. 9 to 2. YESTERDAY'S HEROES Pitcher Tommy Bridges. Tigers, his seventh-inning triple with buses loaded beat Browns. Mel Ott. Giants, won over Dodgers with ninth-inning homer with one aboard. Rookie Joe Hutcheson. Dodgers, made homer in each game of double header. Bill Hallahan and Jim Mooney. Cardinals, held Reds to tour hits. TO DISTRIBUTE SCHOOL FUNDS (CONTINUED FROM Hartford. 213; Jefferson, 178; Kirkland. 229; Monroe, 459; Preble. 221; Root. 241; St. Marys. 215; Union. 186; Wabash. 486; Washington. 356; Berne, 392; Decatur. 1,035. Auditor Cowen stated that if the dog fund reports were not received by the end of the week, the checks for the school fu'd distribution would be ready by Monday. Barbers Must Have Health Certificate Indianapolis July 27 —Barbers to be licensed under the new state laweffective September 1 must hold a physician's certificate showing they hiv no communicable diseases, attorney general Phillip Lutz. Jr., ruled today.

i STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. Washington 59 33 .641 | I New York RS 34 .631 j Philadelphia 47 46 .505 Detroit 46 48 .489. Cleveland 46 50 478 Chicago 43 50 .463 Boston 41 51 .446 St. Louis 35 63 .357 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. ' New Y’ork 55 36 .604 I Chicago 53 42 .558 Pittsburgh 51 43 .543 St. Louis 48 45 .516 I Boston 47 45 .511 'Cincinnati 41 54 .432 i Brooklyn 37 52 .416 Philadelphia 37 52 .416 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L, Pct. . Columbus 62 36 .633 Minneapolis 58 46 .558 St. Paul 59 47 .557 i Indianapolis 50 49 .505 I Toledo 50 52 .490 Louisville 47 54 465 ; Milwaukee 50 58 .408 Kansas City 41 65 .387 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS —— American League Cleveland. 7; Chicago, 1. Detroit, 9; St. Louis. 7. New York. 2-4; Boston. 0-9. Washington at Philadelphia, wet; grounds. National League St. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 2. New York. 5-4; Brooklyn, 3-3. Chicago at Pittsburgh, rain. Only games scheduled. American Association Columbus, 9-11: Indianapolis, 3-17 Minneapolis, 1: Kansas City, 1. Toledo. 14-2; Louisville, 6-3. Milwaukeke at St. Paul, played as part of double-header Tuesday. o — HOME RUNS Foxx, Athletics 28 Ruth. Yankees 24 Gehrig. Yankees 19 Klein. Phi'.lies 18 Berger, Braves 17 JUDGE REFUSES TO PROSECUTE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) 'hibition. He also stated that the police department and the court will co-1 operate in giving the licensed oper- . ator a fair opportunity to make a d cent living by enforcing the law; against those persons selling beer without a license. Others Face Trial Two other proprietors arrested in th * city-wide campaign against vio- i lators of the state beer dispensing ! law. Reber Norman of 2802ki South Lafayette street and Carl Mcßride of 1613 South Harrison str jet, were granted continuances until August ; 2 by Judge Fagan. When police searched Norman’s place they found in addition to two 12;gallon cans of drought beer, a gallon of alcohol and a pint of whisky. Norman had no license for the sale of the legalized beer. Mcßride, did not have a license to sell beer and in addition to a small quantity of bottled beer, a half-pint of whisky was seized by | the arresting officers. Bond for the two was set at ; SI,OOO each. Code Extended To Other Industries Washington July 27 — (UP) — President Roosevelt today signed executive orders extending the cotton textile industrial code to take in cordage and twine, hosiery, garments and pajamas.

deny support TO ROBINSON State Legion Commander Denies Support I lodged Senator Indianapolis. J«b' -■ l> ' nl,| that Lagion support ! pledged Sen Art Inn R H „f Indiana was Issued William O. Nelson. Anderson, stat, commander. It had been reported thut 'h'' Legion was sponsoring a ralb h.r. Aug 6 on Robinson's Iwhalf cause of bis stand on veteran? compensation. "There Is no room in the Am*’ lean Legion's program tor partv politics.” Nelson said Hut despite his statement it was learned from guthoritativ» star that political allies of Gov • ’ McNutt probably will attempt " elect a Democrat as state com niauder at the Legion convention in Evansville next month. Nelson is a Republican ami his predecessor, Ralph Gates. ’ oltiiu hia City, was a Republican Rav rnond Springer. Republican candi date for governor last fall, was a former state commander of the Legion like McNutt Governor McNutt, past state and national commander of the Legion, has appointed Legionnaires to many important state posts. Pleas Green lee, past state adjutant, is executive secretary; Fred \\ iecking. deputy attorney general. i» a Past I state commander. Clarence Jack Ison, director of the gross income i tax department, is a past state commander; Frank McHale, ttmd ficial i»olitical advisor to the governor, is a past state commander ami Howman Eldedr. another unoffii ial political advisor, is national treasurer of the luegion. JURY DECREES DEATH PENALTY FOR KIDNAPER (CONTINUED FROM P ' r consideration. War On Crime Chicago, July 27 —<U.R> -Chicago and the federal government joined hands today in a tremendous offensive against crime. Kidnapers, racketeers and gunmen were made the prey in what was characterized as "not just an other drive" but a revolutionary linking of all law enforcement

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