Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 236, Decatur, Adams County, 6 October 1933 — Page 6

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CARL HUBBELL EXPECTED TO PITCH TODAY Experts Figure Today’s Game As Crucial Hattie Os Series Washington, Oct. 6 (U.R) 'Vith the count two to one. tht* world series today entered its crucial stage If the Giants win this as tar noon, it will be as good as over. If the Senators emerge victorious, they will be odds-on favorites again. A Giant victory would put them within one victory of a word championship. A Washington viet©T would put the series all even with both teams needing two games for ultimate triumph. For the benefit of those who have Iteen out of town for a couple of days here are a few facts and figures: The Giants won the first add second games 4 to 2 and 6 to 1. Then they came here and played before President Roosevelt, the II: S. army band and some 25,000 ordinary persons and were whitewashed by Earl Whitehill, 4 to 0. Manager Joe Cronin of the Senators let the boys know he expected to let Monty Weaver pitch today. Memphis Bill Terry of the Giants planned to use (,'arl Hubbell. lean and lanky screwball star, who baffled the Nationals in the series inaugural. Washington fans hoped Terry would follow through They felt

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Hubbcl worked gome end of hy pi ioh lx on their favorite* iti the opener and believed Cronin. Go* lin and Manush would hit when they face the New York ace again It's better tliun an even bet that the Senators really will cut loose with some hits in one of the remaining series games. As old Ilaiis Wagner remarked, the Sen ators. best slugging team in the ..merican league, are due for a 14 or 16-hit game before the series ends. “I wouldn't he surprised to see it come today." Honus said. "They can't handcuff Goslin. Manush and Cronin forever. And don't forget the Senators were lucky yesterday. They gat doubles that went for the extra base by feet. They got singles by inches and split seconds. Wagner was talking about a fivehit pitching performance turned in by the ace left-hander of the Washington forces. Because of the shutout score it rated as the best pitching performance of the series. No Giant got as many as two hits, and in only one inning was there two safeties. Whitehill had every thing Inning after inning the Giants were three up and three down and from the fifth inning on. they got only a single hit. Revere Church Celebrattd Be-cket. Mass.. —(UP)—The First Church of Becket. for which Paul Revere is believed to have forged the first bell, recently observed the 175th anniversary of its founding. O— — Penny Dance. Friday and Sunday. Sunset,

PURDUE ELEVEN PICKED TO WIN Sports Writers Favor Furdue To Win Big Ten Championship Chicago, Oct. 6- <U.fi) Purdue is . an overwhelming favorite to win tlie Big Ten fool ball title, accord ing to a poll of leading midwest ; ern sport. writers by the United , Press. Fifteen writers participated In , the poll and twelve selected Pur-, due to win the championship out-] right. Os (lie other three, one! picked Purdue and Michigan to j r tie for the title, another picked a | tie between Purdue and Ohloj State, and the other picked Mlchi- j gan to win the title, with Purdue! and Ohio State tying for second ! place. The final standing in the con- ! sensus follows: 1 Purdue 2— Michigan 3— Ohio State 4 Minnesota 5 Northwestern fi—Wisconsin 7—lowa j B—lllinois8 —Illinois I !)—Chicago IP— Indiana A majority figure that Purdue's easy schedule will enable the Boil- j | ermakers to carry off the laurels j • for the third time in five years. | | The Boilermakers play Minnesota. I Chicago. Wisconsin. lowa and I | Indiana. i “Purdue is a cinch to go through ' undefeated unless the Boilermak-! ers get cocky,” commented one writer. Another critic rates Purdue and Michigan on even terms but fig- | tires Purdue's “pushover" sched-1 ule will allow the Boilermakers to | I go through unbeaten while Michi-' gan will he tripped in one of its I games against Ohio State, Chicago] Illinois. lowa, Minnesota and Northwestern. o CARL HUBBELL HURLS SECOND VICTORY TODAY , (CONTINUED FROM PA OF ON’KI *• rv. Schulte filed to Ott in deep: right center. Kuhel flied to Davis. 1 No runs, no hits, no errors. Third Inning Giants—With the count three and ! two. Rvan flied to Manush. Hub-S bell out. Bluege to Kuhel on a close j play. Moore out, Cronin to Kuhel. j No runs, no hits, no errors. Senators—Bluege flied to Moore. Sewell flied to Critz Weaver out on a fine play. Critz to Terry. No runs, no hits no errors. Fourth Inning Giants: Critz out. Cronin to i Kuhel. Terry made his second hit j of the game, a home run into the' center field bleachers, on the first i hall pitched. Ott walked on four ] , pitched halls. Davis beat out a j slow roller to Bluege. Ott stopping, at second Jackson with the count ■three and two. fouled out to; Bluege. Maneuso walked on four pitched balls, filling the bases. Ryan fanned with the bases fill- ! ed. One run. two hits, no errors. ] Senators:Mver out. Hubbell to j Terry on a beautiful play by Hubbell. Goslin singled past Terry i for the Senator's first hit of the game. Manush with the count three and nothing, walked. Cos-, lin went to second. Cronin flied j to Ot'. Goslin went to third after [ the catch. Manush holding first. Schulte force ) Manush at second. ! Ryan to Critz. No runs, one hit, j no errors. Fifth Inning Giants: Hubbell out on a low ground liner to Cronin. Moore singled to left field. Critz out on a running catch by Myer back of first base. Terry out on a fly to ; Schulte in deep left center. No, runs, one hit, no errors. Senators: Kuhel fanned on three, pitched balls. It was Hubbell’s ] first strike ou'. Bluege otft on a pretty catch by Moore in left center. Sewell sfnghyl to right center field. Weaver swung at ] strike three. No runs, one hit, | no errors. Sixth Inning Giants: Ott dropped a single in short right center. Davis sacrificed Ott to second on a perfect bunt. Kuhel to Myer. Jackson flied to Myer. Maneuso was purposely passed. Ryan out, Weaver

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* * WORLD SERIES FACTS # Standing W L. Pet, i Giants 2 1 .667 Senators 1 2 .333 , j Results Washington. 2: New York. 4 Washington, 1: New York, 6. New York, t>; Washington, 4. Third Game Statistics Attendance ipaidi 25,727. Total receipts, $113,415. “Advisory council, $17,012.23. Players' share, $57,841 65. Kai'h club's share. $8,640. Kadi league's share, $8,460. j Schedule Today and Saturday Washington: Sunday rnd Monday ! 1 New York. ♦ » to Kuhel. No runs, one lilt, no errors. Senators: Myer for the third . time was the lead off man. Myer , heat out an infield hit through the box. Goslin out. Jackson to Ter-; ry, Myer going to second on the sacrifice. Manush out, Critz to | Hubbell. who covered first, on a close play, Myer going to third. ! Cronin swung at strike three. No runs, one hit, no errors. Seventh Inning . Giants — Manush was (vanished ' from the game hy Umpire Moran • for contesting his decision at first | ; base. Goslin was shifted to left field i and Harris went into the game to j I piav right field for the Senators. J ! Hubbell out, Cronin to Kuhel. 1 Moore doubled to left center field f j on the first bag pitched. Critz out. j i Cronin to Kuhel, Moore going to ! third. Terry out. Weaver to Kuhel. ;. No rune, one hit. no errors. Senators- Schulte popped out to Terry. Kuhel safe at first on a bunt j wht h Hubbell juggled. It *H s. or- y d as an error. Bluege out. Hubbel to Terry, sending Kuhel to second I on the sacrifice. Sewell singled to i center field on the first hall pitched scoring Kuhel from sf-dond and tieing up the ball game. Weaver l popped out to Critz. One run. one hit. one error. ! 1 Eighth Inning 1 Giants—Ott singled past Cronin. Davis struck out. Jackson with the count three and two. was out. Myer ! to Kuhel. Ott going to second. Man- ] enso out. Weaver to Kuhel. No runs | one hit. no errors. Senators — Myer with the count t ] three and two. walked. Ou an at- j | tempted sacrifice. Goslin forced Mver at second, Hubbell to Ryan. I Harris forced Goslin at second, j 1 Ryan to Critz. Cronin dropped a ] | single in right field, Harris going ■ ! to third. Schulte out on a fly to ' ‘ Critz. No runs, one hit. no errors, i Ninth Inning 1 Giants —Ryan singled over Ku • .-ad. Hubbel out on a after!-1| | fice Kuhel to Myer. Ryan going to : second Moore out, Weaver to Ku- : hel. Ryan going to third. Critz out j ! on a fly to Harris. No rune, one j | hit, no errors. Senators — Kuhel struck out. ] Bluege flied to Ott. Sewell out, Ry- j an to Terry. No Tuns, no hits, no j errors. Tenth Inning Giants — Terry out. Weaver to ! Kuhel. Ott flied to Harris. Davis j out. Myer to Kyhel. No runs, no hits j no errors. 7 ■mm Senators —Weaver fanned. Myer j singled to left field. Goslin out. j Critz to Terry, Myer going to sec- j ond. Harris walked. Cronin forced , Harris at second, Ryan to Critz. j No rune, one hit, no errors. Eleventh Inning Giants —Jackson beat out an in- ] field hit to Bluege. Maneuso was out. Weaver to Myer, Jackson going j to second on the sacrifice. Jackson scored on Ryan's single to left field.! Huhbell singled to left center. Ryan stopping at second. Russell re- . placed Weaver in the pitcher's box. Moore fanned. Critz flied to Schulte. One run. three hits, no j ! errors. Senators—Schulte singled to left field. Kuhel beat out a bunt, I ; Schulte going to third and Kuhel j ]to second. Sewell was purposely j walked filling the bases. Bolton bat- j ted for Russell. Bolton knocked into a double play, Ryan to Critz to Terry ending the ball game. No ( , runs, two hits, no errors. | Get the Habit — Trade at Home j i FOR SALE —2 day old calf. (Arthur ■ Koenemann, route 4. Decatur. Prer hie phone. 236-g3tx

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DECATUR A. C.'S ! PLAY PORTLAND — Local Independents Will Meet Portland Eleven Here Sunday The Decautr A. C.'a *lll P>«y | their second game of the eeauon Sunday, meeting th*’ Portland A. (.m at the local high nthool field. The opening kickoff la acheduled for 2:30 p. tn. The local Independent* were <lef ateil hy St Mary * Ohio, In the opening game last Sunday, 7 to 0. St. Mary'* ha* had one of the » strongest independent team* In this section for several years and the Decatur team made a good sliowing for the opening game laat week. Little 1* known here of the strength of the Portland team, which will he playing it* first game of the season. In previous year*, Portland boasted a powerful independent team and this year.' with th addition of several of last years

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