Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 19 July 1934 — Page 5

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■BE RUTH TO ■ HEAD INDIANS? '"■'slflM — J 4veland I ans Suggest r^Bllt h I 'or Manager; ■Babe Badly Injured .„„( 1 !!• U.R) Babe ~ . The 8M,.. Io lip among Cleve-b.is-bah today. b> a sports writer lured to manage the among ■K, . ~. , htivo tie.at none too v I ■ Walter Johnson. 1..,-.,, lying in bed with a 'S . .m suffered when ■ Io ig yesterday, would say. u I want to take anyboi F r job " ■ j,. .. . .. r., ii. sports editor of i |,...land Press, wrote an |rt] ..mug that Ruth would acc , th, managerial pout here 4 <nvinced tliat Johnson o i an his way ouPanyway. j mi. d that the Indian ■ Lean nt. in hiring Johnson, fag of the greatest right hand ZZLprs of all lime, did so in the

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hbpe that a baseball idol would be some sort of a Messiah who would "lead the Indians out of the wilderness.’’ Ruth could perform that task as well as Johnson. Bell said, and in addition wonld have the ability to handle players and a keen mechanical baseball mind. Babe Injured Cleveland. July 19.— (U.R) Rabe Ruth nursed painful leg injuries today that may keep him out of the Yankees' line-up for the rest of the season or for all time. The Bambino was struck on the lower part of his right leg yesterday by a sizzling drive from the bat of his team-mate, Ixni Gehrig. He was running from first to second base when the bail knocked him down. Dr. Edward B. Castle said it would be several days before he could tell if Ruth had received only a tissue bruise or a hemorrhage in the flesh. The latter would force the Babe out of the game for at least the rest of the season. The physician said that should the injury be a subreriosteal hemorrhage. which is one between a small membrane and the big leg bone. Ruth’s career as a player undoubtedly was ended. o LEADING BATTERS Player Club G AB R H Pct. Manush. Senators 83 353(9 110.397 Gehringer, Tigers 81333 84 123.381 Gehrig. Yankees . 81 313 72 US .371 Terry, Giants 85 329 71 121 .368 Higgins. Athletics 83 301 51 109.362: o Real bargains in High Grade Women's Wear at the E. F. Gass July Clearance sale.

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YANKEES LOSE IN SLUGFEST Cleveland Indians Wallop Yankees In Wild Game, 15 To 14 New York. July 19—(U.R) A plan is atoot to have money restored to •omit 15,000 Clevelanders on tho ground of false advertising, or something like that. These Cleveland people paid money to see what was billed as a baseball game between the Yanks and fndians yesterday. Instead they saw something that looked like cricket. Cricket is an English affair where they bat two or three hundred runs an inning, and drink lemonade between bats. All the Yanks and Indians lacked was lemonade. But there were lemons all over the place. The Yanks went a game closer to third place in an exhibition involving the services of 11 pitchers, who were nicked for 29 runs and 38 basehits, including three homers, three triples, seven doubles and 25 singles. Tho lead changed seven times. The Yanks came up in the ninth three behind and scored five. It looked safe. El Senor GomezNo. 1 pitcher for the Yanks, but No. 5 in this game—came in to keep it safe. He was smacked for two doubles and a triple and the score was tied. Earl Averill then lammed one that was still rolling when the game was over. Rice scored, making it 15-14. Detroit stretched its lead to two and a half games, Tom Bridges winning a pitching duel with Earl Whitehill of Washington, 4-2. Boston moved up to within four games of the .second-place Yankees, scoring nine runs in the first chucker to beat Chicago 16-3. St. Louis swept its series in Philadelphia, winning the third

game, 3-2. Jimmy Foxx hit a home run in the ninth with Johnson on base, saving the Athletics from a shutout and tying Johnson with 28 homer*. The New York Giants came out of their bitter series with the Chicago Cubs, three won and two lost. Mel Oil's 22nd homer in the third helped score six, and the Giants won. 86. They are now three games ahead of Chicago. The Braves edged out Pitts burgh twice, moving to within a Italf game of the fourth-place Pirates. Hal Lee won the opener with a double with buses loaded. 3-1. Buck Jordan's two triples and a single, and Whitney’s double and two singles, driving in four, won the nightcap, 7-5. Cincinnati broke the Phillies' five-game streak. 9-8. Pool singled in the ninth, scoring Jim Bottomley witli the deciding run. St. Louis won the deciding game of their series with Brooklyn, 5-3, abetted by four Dodger boots. Joe Medwick’s homer in tho seventh tallied the winning run for the Cards. o— HOME RUNS Johnson. Athletics 28 Foxx, Athletics 28 Gehrig, Yankees 21 Ott, Giants 22 Berger, Braves 20 Collins, Cardinals 20 Bonura, White Sox 20 o — 2,000 STUDENTS WILL BE AIDED (CONTINUED FROM PAGF ONE) gram. Many students in larger centers will be assigned to local relief programs in health, nutrition, vocational agriculture and home making work. o G®f the Habit — Trade at Home O — Any Mans Palm Beach or Tropical Suit, sizes .15 to 12. your choice, $5.00. Teeple & Peterson.

STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L. Pct Detroit . .. 53 31 .631 New York 49 32 .905 Boston 47 38 .5531 Cleveland 44 38 .537 Washington 41 41 .482 St. Louis 36 41 .468 Philadelphia 32 50 .410 Chicago 28 56 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE W- L- Pct. New York . 54 31 .635 Chicago 51 34 .600 St. I,Ollis 37 li JITS Pittsburgh 41 39 .513 Boston 43 42 .506 Philadelphia 36 49 .421 Brooklyn 35 50 .112 Cincinnati 27 54 .333 AMERICTN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. Minneapolis 51 38 .573 Indianapolis ............ 46 42 .523 1 Columbus 45 44 .506: Louisville 45 44 .506| Milwaukee 46 45 .505 St. Paul 42 45 .4831 Kansas City 42 47 .472 Toledo 40 52 .435 YESTERDAYS RESULTS American League Detroit, 4; Washington, 2. Cleveland, 15; New York, 14. St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 2. Boston. 15; Chicago, 3. National League New York, 8; Chicago. 6. Boston, 3-7; Pittsburgh, 8. Cincinnati, 9; Philadelphia, 8. St. Louis, 5; Brooklyn, 3. American Association Minneapolis. 6; Indianapolis, 5 (eleven innings). Milwaukee, 3; Toledo, 1. Louisville, 5; St. I’aul, 4. Columbus at Kansas City (played previous date!. o YESTERDAY'S HEROES Marvin Owen. Tigers: Hi; double, single drove in three of four Tiger runs. Joe Med wick, Cards: Four in five trips; homer won game. Hal Lee, Braves: Double ciered bases, scored all runs.

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Canadian Girl Has Busy Summer Schedule Vancouver, B. C. —(UP)—'MIm Charlotte Aces, Vancouver distance swimming star, will be a busy girl during the next two rnontlm. She plana to compete In a 15milt* taco in New York on July 22; a 15mile marathon in Chicago on July 28; a five mile race in Montreal on Augu.it 1 and at the CanaJan National Exhibition five-mile marathon in Toronto during the lust week of August. ——— o_— Watched Search For Hi* Body Lewiston, Me.—(UR) Willie Giroux watched peacefully from a piazza across the street while firemen searched the ruins of his house

Special Clearance of Sellers Cabinets We have some splendid Sellers cabinets that we must move from our floor to make room for new merchandise. So we are sacrificing profits for quick sales. $38.00 SELLERS 'CABINET J Splendid Sellers cabinet in baked- • Jp on green enamel. Roll curtain. Ii jILI 4 Mi*BC «r.., i Flour bin, bread box, glass spice | jars, non jamming suspended drawer glides, ant proof casters. t‘ a K OWSS'i ii $24 [ LARGE SSO SELLERS CABINET 12 inch Sellers shaded amber oak cabinet with all Sellers features. U? QfJ Oh Reduced from SSO Ca.sh j/' W4H. Zwick & Son 237 N. 2nd st. Phone 61

to determine whether he had lout I his life. It had been rumored that. Giroux had not been seen since the fire had been discovered. o Rubber Company Sued Cleveland, — (UP) — The Fisk I Rubber Company or Akron in fed- j era) court here, charging infringement of nine patents held by Fi.sk. | An Injunction against further use | of the patents, an accounting of; profits re-suiting from their use since 1930 and an award of dam- ■ ages, are aaked. You can be both smart and economical in your dress it you take advantage of the E. F. Gass July Clearance sale.

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RADIATORS CLEANED S with £ Power Flushing ■ Water under high pres- ■ sure cleans out your ■ radiator and helps keep ■ your motor cool. I RIVERSIDE E Super Service ■ E. Monroe — Phone 741 DINE — and — DANCE at CHICK’S ROADSIDE INN TONIGHT Music by Sidnev Smith of Van Wert. Fried Chicken and Chicken Soup. FREE FISH FRY Friday Night Music by the 3 B’s (or Better Known as the W ashhoard Bovs of Chicago) TURTLE SOUP BEER ON TAP.