Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 8 May 1934 — Page 5

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the White Sox, 1" to 7. tlelnie Manuah drove In four runs with a triple, double and single in three trips. The Box found Moftto Weaver for six runs in the ninth. New York strengthened Its lead by crushing tile Browns, 14 to 1, through the combination of Johnny Allen's seven-hit flinging and home runs by Dickey and Gehrig. Cleveland bowed to the Athletics, 7 to 3, with Ed Coleman leading the Philadelphia attack. He made a homer, double and single, driving In three runs. Schoolboy Rowe's llth-inning home run with Cochrane aboard gave Detroit an 8 to 6 triumph over the Red Sox. Solters' error permitted a tl#oe-run Tiger rally in the ninth, tying the score. — , (>— STAR SLUGGER HOSPITAL CASE Al Simmons Under Observation Following Injury i Sunday I Washington, May B—(UP)— Al I Simmons, Chicago White Sox shig- ; ger, was under olieervation at Gar- ; field Hospital today as a recult of being knocked out In a game with the Senators Sunday. Simmons was being watched for symptoms of serious developments He developed a headache. api>arlently as a result of his injury, yes- | terday. Physk iane advised he be I taken to the hospital for a thorough ' examination. I Simmons was hurt when he was i hit squarely on the head by a ball thrown by Joe Cronin, Senator shortstop, who was trying to head I off the Sox fielder as he made for I third base. Simmons recovered a | few minutes after he whs struck and completed the game. o I Get the Habit — Trade at Home

STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 12 6 .7<>6 Cleveland 8 ft .571 Washington 10 8 .556 Boston » 8 .528 Detroit ...... 8 8 .500 Philadelphia 8 9 .471 St. Isjulh 5 10 .333 Chicago 4 in .286 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L. Pet. New York 13 5 .722 Chicago 13 « .684 Pittsburgh 11 6 .647 St. Louis 10 8 )M Boston 9 8 .529 Brooklyn 7 Io .112 Philadelphia 4 13 .235 Cincinnati 3 14 .177 I ————— , I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. Minneapolis 13 5 .722 Louisville 10 7 .588 Kansas City 10 8 .556 Indianapolis 9 8 .529 I'olumlms 8 9 .471 Toledo 8 9 .471 Milwaukee 6 11 .355 St. Paul 5 12 .291 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League Washington, 17; Chicago, 7. Detroit, 8; Boston, 6 (eleven innings). New York. 14; St. Louis, 1. Philadelphia. 7; Cleve’and. 3., National League St. Louis, 10; Boston, 5. New York, 3; Cincinnati, 2. ! Pittsburgh, 7; Brooklyn, 6 (ten I innings). . Chicago, 2; Piladelphia. 0. I American Association Minneapolis. 6; Indianapolis, 2. Kansas City. 10; Columbus, 5 (eleven innings). Louisville, 5; St. Paul, 2. Milwaukee at Toledo I played as , part of double-header Sunday). Tocsin Wins The Tocsin independent team won its first game of the season i Sunday, defeating Petroleum. 13 to 1 4. The Union Aces will play at Tocsin next Sunday. Any teams wishing to schedule games write the manager, box 62. Tocsin. Petroleum 000 000 400 —4 5 3 Tocsin .. 010 I'2l 17x—13 12 1 Bierie and Bussell; R. Myers, C. Myers, Springer and Johnson. o YESTERDAYS HEROES Bill Lee, Cubs: In major league starting debut with Cubs, blanked Phillies with four hits. Schoolboy Rowe. Tigers: Beat I Red Sox with llth-inning homer. Heinle Manash, Senators: Drove in four runs with triple, double and | single in three tries.

! ADAMS THEATRE - Last Time Tonight - ! ROBERT MONTGOMERY in “MYSTERY OF MR. X” with Elizabeth Allan. Lew is Stone. | Added—“ Jail Birds in Paradise" and Traveltalk. WED. 4 THUR.—“LAZY RIVER" with Jean Parker, Robert Young. Sponsored by Tri Kappa. SUN.. MON., TUE—George Raft in “THE TRUMPET BLOWS” with Frances Drake, Adolphe Men- | jou.

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ball game here yesterday The circuit blows were hit by Wilson. Cox and Baker. Ave homerled for DePauwl

RUMOR SHAKEUP FOB WHITE SOX Reports Circulated After Crushing 17-7 Defeat Monday Chicago, May 8. (U.R) —Reports of an impending shakeup in the Chicago White Sox were freely circulated here today after they were routed hy th» Senators yesterday at Washington, 17-7. It was the White Sox’ tenth defeat In 14 games this season, and owner J. Comiskey plans to do something to try to rejuvenate the club before the end of their eastern tour. “My first step will be to make a frank appeal to the other club owners to give me a chance to buy some of their players,"said Comiskey, who Is traveling with the team. "There are several players who aren't regulars on other clubs who would help the Sox. 1 am going to try to buy some of these men." Comiskey isn't blaming Lew Fonseca for the team's poor showing and Is inclined to keep him on as manager. Jimmy Dykes has been mentioned as a possible successor to Fonseca in case Comiskey decides that a general overhauling Is necessary to get the Sox out of their slump. Dykes has been lead-

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ing the team in hitting and playing the best ball of any playe? on the club. - »-»> ——— HOME RUNS Ruth. Yankees . 6 Otl, Gianls l> Klein. Cubs * Foxx, Athletics 7.. 5 Medwick, Cardinals 5 Hartnett, Cuba .5 Collins. Cardinals 5

< minis, i aim mins .> CORT - Last Time Tonight - “FASHIONS OF 1931’ William Powell. Bette Davis, Frank McHugh. Also-Mickey Mouse, News, Shirlev Temple Comedy. 10-25 c WEDNESDAY ■ THURSDAY Barbara Stanwyck “GAMBLING LADY" Joel McCrea - Pat O'Brien. BUSTER CRABBE “TARZAN the FEARLESS" No. 10 NOTE: -Kiddle Matinee Thursday, 4:00. sc. SUNDAY —The Most Unusual Picture of the Year. “AS THE EARTH TURNS" From the Book by Gladys Hasty Carroll.