Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 153, Decatur, Adams County, 28 June 1935 — Page 8

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TE A&S CHOSEN FOR ALL-STAR CAME JULY 8 Frisch And Cechrtne Name 20 Players From Each League New York. June 2S.—(U.R) Battlelines were drawn today for the third annual all-star game between the American and National league at Cleveland’s municipal stadium July 8. The ?() players from each league who will participate in the game, expected to draw a crowd of 90,0000. have been named by the rival manager, Frankie Frisch of the St. Louis Cardinals ami Mickey Cochrane of the Detroit Tigers. The selections were made from a composite selection of all the leagues managers. The National league team is topheavy with players from the New York Giants and St. Louis Cajrtlinals, six being selected from each team. The American league team is more evenly divided, with the New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers placing four each. Every team has at least one player on one of the two squads. The complete squads with each player's up-to-date batting or pitching record: National League Infield: lb, Collins. Cardinals. .SIS. Terry. Giants. .327; 2b. Herman, Cubs. .278; Frisch. Cardinals. .287; 3b. Martin. Cardinals, .347. ss, Vaughan, Pirates, .400; utility, Whitehead. Cardinals, ,319. Outfield: Medwick, Cardinals, .368, Joe Moore, Giants, .322; Paul Waner. Pirates. .312, Ott. Giants. .306; Berger. Braves, .303. Catchers: Mancuso, Giants. .308. Hartnett, Cubs. .307, Wilson, Phil- —— —- —■

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Iles. .268. Pitchers: Dizzy Dean, Cardinals, won 11. lost 5. Schumacher, Giants, won 10, lost 2; Hubbell, (limits, won 9. lost 3: Derringer, Beds, won 9. lost 5; Mungo, .Dodgers, won 9, lost 6. (American League Infield: lb. Gehrig. Yankees, .309; 20, Gehringer. Tigers, .339; Myer, Senators. .341: 3b. Foxx, ‘ . !t. 11 :■ .263; utility, Blttege, Senators, .280. Ou'ueld: Bob Johnson. Athletics, .355; Vostnik. Indians, .319; Cramer. Athletics. .328; West, Growns, .308; Chapman. Yankees, .291; Simmons, White Sox. .268. Catchers: Dickey. Yankees. .300; It. Ferrell. Red Sox. .286; Cochrane. Tigers. 2SO. Pitchers: Harder, Indians, won 12. lost 3; Bridges, Tigers, won 10. lost 4; Rowe. Tigers, won 6. lost 6; 'Grove. Red Sox. won 6. lost 6; Gomez. Yankees, won 6, lost 8. The National league squad includes 13 players who played in the a.'l-sar game at the Polo grounds last year, while the American league list includes 11 players from the 1931 game. The American league has won both games, scoring a 9-7 victory ia.st year and a 4-2 triumph in the first game at Comiskey park in 1933. The probable lineups: National American Collins IB Gehrig Frisch 2H Gehringer. Martin 3B Foxx Vaughan SS Cronin Medwick LF Johnson J. Moore CF Simmons P Waner RF Vosntik Hartnett . .. C . Cochrane, Hubbell. P Harder Union Aces Card Two Games Sunday The Union Aces will play a Dtam nd. The first gam ■ will start at 1 o’clock, when th’ A ecu will the ( < nvov Greyhound’. The y i<iy iut i -eeon.l gam will be with St. John.;,

FLORALS SCORE ; TWINVICTORY Decatur Florals Score Two Triumphs In Industrial League Games ' A double victory for the Decatur ' Florals featured Thursday night's 1 play in the industrial sof.ball lea--1 gue. The Florals victims were the City Confectionery a.t d Phi Dells. ! With W. Baker hurling one-hit ’ ball, the Florals rang up a 9-0 tri-1 uni ph over the City Confectionery , ’ in the first game of the evening. ‘ The winners obtained only seven hits, but were aided uy 10 errors.: In the second game, th® Florals nosed out a 3-2 win over the Phi ’ Delts. Two hi s tuid an error ac-[ .counted for two runs in the second l I Inning. Three hits in the third: were good for the final Floral run. ‘ Tlte Phi Delts scored once In each : !of the second and fourth frames. The Phi Dolts came back in the, final of lie night to score a 6-4 victory over the General Electric, j The winners'drove out only five' hits but benefited by five errors. R H E| City Confectionery 000 00—0 1 10 Decatur Florals 124 2x-9 7 0 Andrews and M. I-add; \\ . Baker | and Brokaw. Decatur Florals 021 00 3 6 4, Phi Delts 010 10 2 6 2i Beery and Baker; E. Merica and | G. Merica. ’General Electric .. 200 20—4 4 5; Phi Del s 500 I.x—6 5 0 Brokaw and MtDougall; V. Andrews and G. Merica. Games Tonight Zion Reformed vs. Lutheran; Presbyterian vs. Methodist. STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct.' New York . 41 17 .707 j ' Pittsburgh 38 27 .585: 1 St. Louis 36 26 .681 ■ Chicago 33 2. .5501 Brooklyn 38 31 .4, a Cincinnati .. 26 26 .4191 Philadelphia 23 37 .383 .Boston 19 « - 31 ’ 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. j New York 39 23 .639; Cleveland 3* 25 .5,6 tChicaga 31 25 .554 1 Detroit. 34 28 .548 Boston 30 32 .4XI ’Washing on 28 34 .452 ’ Philadelphia 25 33 .43111 ; St. Louis I 8 39 316 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION V, L. Pct. Minneapolis 12 27 .609 Milwaukee 35 28 .556|. ' Indianapolis 36 29 .554 . iSt. Paul 32 31 - 3 " s Kansas City 31 .5081 | Columbus 31 34 .4 <7 I Toledo 29 36 .446' ! Louisville 21 42 .333 —— i THREE! LEAGUE W. L. Pct.! Springfield 3 ® .652 !Decatur (III.) . 28 15 .6511 ’Bloomington 27 17 .614, Terre Hautt .... 20 21 .455 Fort Wayne 20 27 .426 Peoria *» 36 • 2b ‘ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Philadelphia 1-8; Boston. 11-7. Only games scheduled. American League New York, 15; Washington, 5 Philadelphia. 14; Boson, 2. Detroit, 9; Chicago, 5. j Only games scheduled. American Association Columbus, 5; St. Paul. 4. Louisville, 6-7; Kansas ( ity, 3-8. | Minneapolis. 1; Toledo, 0. I Milwaukee, 5-4: Indianapolis, 4-6. Three-I League Bloomington, 9; Fort Wayne, 5. Springfield. 3; Terre Haute, 0. Decatur, 7; Peoria, 2. o Donald Budge Wins Over French Star Wimbledon, Eng., June 28—(CP) Donald Budge, yout, ful redli aded Calif rn? n, scored a eunprising n tin the ull-England tennis tournament today wh.n he defeat d i'hriet? n Bonssu.s, Frenoh Davis cupper and eighth needed player, 6-3, 6-2, 3-6, 6-0, in a fourth round match. The victory enabled Budge to lead the m n’s singles field into the round of Bouceus w s the second seeded placed to fall by the v.'iyside. Wiimi-r Allistfn of T xas having loet to Vivian McGrath of Australia on the opening day. o — Salem Sluggers To Play Fort Wayne The Salem Sluggers will :. lay tl'ne Fort Wayn-e Cardinal A. C.’s at the Salem Diamond June 30. The slugg.rs pounded out 19 hits off three hurl n? larst Sunday to defeat the Auburn Foundry team. 16-2, Rii.U---d-nbush allowed only three hits.

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ALFRED PERRY 6 OLF WINNER English Golf Star Wins British Open Tourney With 253 Total Muirfield, Scotland, June 28. — (U.R) Equalling the record low agi gregate of 283, Alfred Perry, Eng-; j lish Ryder cup player, today won | I the British open golf championship. ‘ Perry blazed home with a 67 to ie Muirfield course record in the' ! morning play. and. when the pressure was on the afternoon’s finale. ’ held his shots true for a par 72. | Perry Ls a red-faced burly man • lof 31. He teaches his game at the Leatherhead golf club in Surrey. He was a member of the Ryder cup team in 1933 and regarded as one! of the “three musketeers” of that ‘ squad. The others were his: friends. Alfred Padgham and Arthur Lacey. Perry came back to the top rajik j of British golf today after two] years of oblivion. The American challenge expired ' in the third round. Mac Smith of California, one of the early pa.ee-, setters, fell far from form with a 78 for his final round, and an aggregate of 299. Henry Picard of Hershey. Pa., had a par 72 in the third round this morning, but a 75 this afternoon to aggregate 292. Lawson Little of San Francisco, a.nd Joe Ezar of Waco. Texas, had not finished their rounds when Perry holed out on 1 the final green. Perry's victory also was a vic- ! tory for the hookies. He was all but overlooked in the early betting. while heavy commitments were made on Henry CStton of Belgium, I the defending champion. Cotton. ’ who started the tourney with a record breaking 68, scored 76-75 today and had an aggregate of 293. Little finished soon after Perry, posing a 69 to establish an amateur record for the course. LittP’.< aggr gate wits 289, .six back of the winner. I rnil Wit CAN YOU IMAGINE anything giving quicker relief for indigestion than BISMA-REX A Kansas mon was induced to try BISMA-REX ata Rexall Fountain and got such relief by the time he reached the store door that he returned and bought the largest" size bottle / EXPLANATION Bisma-Rex is an antacid treatment that’s different from the many other ineffective treatments you have tried. It acts four ways to give you a new kind of relief from acid indigestion, heartburn and other acid stomach agonies. Bisma-Rex neutralizes acid, relieves stomach of gas. eoothes the ! irritated stomach membranes’ and aids digestion of foods that are most likely to ferment. Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores, Get a jar today- at B. J. Smith . Rexall Drug Store. Remember . Bisma-Rex. B. J. Smith Drug Co.

Jue Lvhis Will Kit hi Levinsky j New York June 28—(UP) —Joe I ouiii, D troit’is negro heavyweight j contender, will m et King Levin-I-sky, olcred Chicagoan, in hie next bout at on? of the Chicago lull i parks in mid-Auguet. Promoter Mike Jacobs, who holds a contract on Louis for two fights, has rel csed Louis to permit him to keep active. Tie Chicago bout will be promoted by Nate Lewie or J.e Roley. Both are bidding for the ' n:at h. 3,000 Applications For Honw* Owners Loans i Indianapolis. Ind.. June 28 —(UP) - M:re than 3 000 applkatione for loans were filed with the HomOwners L n corporation before the deadlin. last midnight, E. Kirk McKinney, Indiana iminager, announc- | <d today. At least 1100,000.000 has been released in ndiana through the HOLC McKenney said. The pplicatb •- were filed by property ownens nine May 27, when the Federal H me Loan Baird innoune.d additional applications would be accented. o BwHy Os M>smg Minister Found Chicago. June 28 —(UP) — The body of the Rev. Georgs Schwartz, 71, milling since June 18, wait found today in Lake Michigan. i The Iderly minister, retired pastor of the Englew.od Evangelical I church -nd for 27 years secretary of the Illinois conference of Evung.lkal churches, had been dead for 1 several days. Physicians said. Relatives, b liev -d Schwartz, who ’ was subject to dizziness might have fallen into the lake. — o 4th Generati»a Graduates Knoxville, Tenn. (U.R) — When | Theron Alexander was graduated i from Maryville College this June, he represented the fourth generation of his family to finish there. His grandfather ended college there in 1841; his grandmother, oldest living graduate, left in the i ’6os; his father early in this ceni tury. - A j g ; a |i |j it i W ri''' ■ I k ■'i Is HERE'S a formula that does more than spread a layer of white. It first cleans thq ugly -pots that give your shoes that half cleaned look. Then a creamy layer of Whitener gives 1 that ‘‘just like new” appear- ? ance. 1 « Elkay’s White Shoe Cleaner and Polish 25c a s B. J. SMITH 1 DRUG CO.

YANKEES SLUG OUT VICTORY I New York Slugs Out 15-5 Victory Over Washington Senators New York, June 28 <U.P>~After I their biggem batting and scoring day of the season, the New York YaYnketw todoy enjoyed a game lend in the American league. Driving out 19 hl's, the Yankees., back in their own stadium after a long western trip, overwhelmed the Washington Senajors yesterday, 15 5. Every Yankees exc«;'t Ix>u Gehrig, who went hltless in four trips, and Arndt Jorgens, who didn’t come to bat, made at least one hit. Hill. Hoag, and Crosetti made three hits ajiiece. Ben Chapman hit a homer with two mates on base. Four home runs helped the Detroit Tigers trim the Chicago White Sox, 9-5. .Hank Greenberg hit No. 20, and Foxx. Cochrane and Gehringer also hit for the circuit. General Crowder blanked the White Sox until the seventh when Mule Haas hit a homer. Then in the next Inning Schoolboy Rowe had to relieve him as the Sox scored four runs. Driving out five homers, the : Philadelphia Athletics defeated the i Boston Red Sox. 14-2. Pinky Higgins hit three homers in succession, driving in five Philadelphia rnns. Bob Johnson hit homer No. i 17, and Johnny Marcum also made, one. Marcum held the Red SAt to I four hits. The seventh place Philadelphia Phillies and the eighth place Boston Braves divided a doubleheader in the only National league games. Ed Brandt held the Phils to 5 hits as the Braves won the opener. 11-1. Hal Lee made 4 hits in 4 times up. Walley Berger hit' his 15th homer with the bases load- j ed. Johnny Vergez' homer in the' ninth gave the Phils the second game. 8-7. After trailing 7-0, the Braves rallied to tie the score, but were checked by Curt Davis' relief pitching. Yesterday’s hero: Frank (Pinky) Higgins. Philadelphia Athletics' third baseman, who hit three successive home runs off Wes Ferrell and Henry Johnson as the A's beaj the Red Sox. 14-2. o Wabash River Flood Control Being Urged Vino?nnee, Ind.. June 28 —(UP) < — Approximately 300 representa-1 tivea from 12 \Val».. h river valley . i counti s met here today to urge' passage of flood control legislation ! pending in - -ongrees. Approximately $7 295,000 of the I

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