Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1936 — Page 6

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OLYMPIC STARS SET SAIL TODAY American Olympic Team Leaves Today For Germany New York. July 15 —(UP)—The U. S. liner Manhattan, sailing for Germany today with America's Olympic team aboard, han been converted into a virtuble floating gymnasium t° keep Uncle Sam s athletes in top ahupe during their eight | day voyage. Running tracks, jumping pits, boxing ringe. swimming tank, target range and complete gymnasium equipment on the Manhattan, most. of it .lurntehed by the American] Olympic committee, have changed th- liner into as complete an athlatic club us you'll find. Tbw«nly aibletet, unprovided lor

Always Comfortably Cool in the Adams — delightfully refreshing. Tonight & Thursday Doors Open 6:2o—Come Early! The captivating youngster of •‘Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" in her first starring role! • The town’s little "good-for-nothing Wj mokes the mountains Sp ring with romance! H- 'fl' Jk -A Hi * I Adolph Zuh»r presents VIRGINIA WEIBIER k 'GIRL A’. I MARKS Elizabeth Russel - Lief Ericson. !’ ALSO—Cartoon, Music Novelty and Pictorial. 10c-20c ' Special Notice The same picture and same Entire Program will be shown TONIGHT ONLY at the Madison Theater Doors Open 6:3o—Come Early! ■ i — Fri. &. Sat.—Zooming to the most exciting airplane thrills the screen I has ever known! ‘‘DEVIL’S SQUADRON," Richard Dix, Karen Morley. j —o Sun. Mon. Tues. — The BIG Musical Smash of 1936! 4 Stars from Liberty Magazine — raves from every critic! "SHOW BOAT” |: Irene Dunne, Allan Jones, Paul Robeson, Chas. Winniger and mighty cast. I CORT Cool-Air Conditioned Tonight - Thursday The most shocking drama since “I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang.” Super charged with excitement! Packed with amazing revelations. ’ ROAD GANG” Donald Woods-Kay Linaker and cast of thousands. PLUS — 4 Big Acts of Screen Vod-Vil, Song hit ‘‘Seeing Nellie I Home" and Cartoon. 10c-20c —————— — Sun. Mon. Tues. Edw. G. Robinson • Joan Blondel ‘‘BULLETS or BALLOTS”

are the polo vault- iv. The long run necessary to clear a bar at 14 feet wou'd leave the landing pit no close Io the rail that officials were skittish about taking chances of some high flyer vaulting right out Inta the Atlantic. The entire tourist section of the boat was reserved for the U. S. delegation of some 450 athletes, coat lies, trainers and officials. They have the run of the entire ship. The athletes will be on a simple diet of beef, vegetables and potatoes until they get to Germany. Each one wl'l be given a big red apple at 9 A. M. every morning. Hundreds of eaees of oranges I and grape fruit also were taken aboard. Eight giatises of milk are on each team member's daily menu and the consumption will amount to a ton of milk a day. or 32.000 glasses tor th ■ voyage. The Olympic committee also ; bought 1600 pounds of peanut brit--1 He. which means that every boy and i girl on the Crip can have four ' pounds o nlhe way over. GOPHER STARS LEADING POLL Six Minnesota Football Plavers Leading In All-Star Poll — Chicago. July 15. — (U.R) — Six members of Minnesota's great undefeated football squad led the polling today for their respective I positions in the voting to select an-all-America team to play the Detroit Lions Sept. 1. Latest returns showed these leaders: Ends — Topping. Stanford. 11.672: Millner. Notre Dame. 10.854. Tackles Smith, Minnesota. 11,218: Spain, S. M. U.. 10.928. Guards —Oech. Minnesota, 11,I 374; Karcher, Ohio. State. 10u,752. Center — Rennebohm. Minnesota. 7.347. I Qarterback - Seidel, Minnesota. 11,632. i Halfbacks — Roscoe. Minnesota. 19,783; Rerwanger. Chicago. 8.652. Fullback — Heise, Minnesota. 8,384. o LEADING BATTERS Player Club GAB R H Pct. Gehrig. Yankees . 80 310 99 119.384 Radcliff. W. Sox 65 275 53 104.378 (Gehringer. Tiger 80 329 89 120.365 ' Dickey, Yankees 62 244 63 89 .365 Applying. W. Sox 64 236 42 86 .365 o HOME RUNS (Gehrig, Yankees .24 Foxx. Red Sox 23 jTrosky, Indians 22 Dickey, Yankees 17 Ott, Giants ir, FORFEIT GAME TUESDAY NIGHT Union Chapel Forfeits; U. B. Scores Easy Victory One forfeited game and a one- ■ sided victory marked Tuesday nights plav in the church softball I league. In the opening game, Union Chapel forfeited to Lutheran-Bap- | tlst after the latter had piled up a 16-4 lead in the first two innings. Thirteen of the tallies crossed the plate in the second frame. In the second tilt, United Brethi ren, first half champions, smashed out an easy 15-3 victory over the Pre.sbyterian-Chrintian team. The winners counted eight times in the fourth inning to put the game on ice. The second half schedule of the industrial league will open Thursday night. General Electric will meet the Central Sugar company i team in the first game, followed by the Decatur Castings vs Clov ! erleaf Creamery game. R H E Pr.-Ch. 11l 000 0— 3 4 6 (U. B. 408 111 X—ls 12 3 I McConnell and Merica; Wynn : and Hitchcock. o - Gold Flakes Start Rush i Stonyford, Cal.—<U.R>—Prospects I of a new gold rush are already under way here. Drillers sinking a mine on a nearby branch have al- ■ ready at a 120 foot level pumped ] out seventeen different flakes of , gold, several of them of good size. o Nabbed Hiding Foul Balls Fremont, 0.-<U.R>—The Fremont team of the Ohio State ld*.gue pays iboys who return four balls knocki ed over the fence, but it has those arrested who do not. This is what one youth discovered, whom officers foufifi with hfs pockets hulg--1 ing with balls.

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STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Chicago 49 29 .628 St. Louis 50 30 .625 Pittsburgh 43 36 .544 Cincinnati 40 3J .513 New York 40 40 .500 Boston ■ 39 42 .481 Philadelphia 30 49 .380 Brooklyn . 27 54 .333 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 53 27 .633 Detroit 44 36 .550 Washington 44 37 .543 Cleveland 44 38 .537 Boston 43 39 .524 Chicago ... 39 40 .494 Philadelphia 28 50 .359 St. Louis 24 52 .316 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. Milwaukee . 52 36 .591 St. Paul 55 38 .591 Minneapolis 47 45 .511 Columbus .47 45 .511 Kansas City 45 44 .506 Indianapolis 42 47 472 Toledo . 40 53 .430 Louisville 36 56 .391 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh. 2; Boston, 1. Chicago, 6: New York. 1. Philadelphia. 9; Cincinnati, 8. St. Louis, 11; Brooklyn. 7. American League Cleveland, 5; Boston, 1. Philadelphia, 10; Detroit, 2. Washington, 13; St. Louis, 3. New York at Chicago, played former date. American Association St. Paul. 9; Toledo, 8. Louisville. 9; Minneapolis, 5. Deepest Canyon Named Twin Falls, Ida. (U.R)—The deep-i est canyon in the United States is; the Snake River Canyon along the' western boundary of ladho, deeper even than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, according to Dr. Philip J. Shenon, Washington, D. C.. geologist.

PAID ADVERTISEMENT H IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST I Our Business is Your Entertainment. g Therefore, when we book so unusual, K so thrilling and so important a picture as g| “Road Gang” it becomes good business g to tel! you about it. g If you are interested in the vital prob- S lems of crime and punishment, you will M most certainly want to see this savage saga san of desperate men hurling themselves to 11 electrocution on fences chtarged with death!—of dlspairing convicts entombing ® themselves alive in the bowels of the earth—rather than return to the tortures of the lash, the rock pile and the infamous “hangman’s barrel” of the “Road Gang.” K We conscientiously believe that “Road K Gang” is the most dramatic revelation the B screen has ever ventured. We personally K urge you not to miss it. Q I ‘Road Gang 9 1 starting today at the’ " I CORT |

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Markets At A Glance Stocks advance to new highs in active trading. Bonds: U. S. governments weaken in heavy turnover; domestic corporation issues higher. furl) stocks higher. Chicago stocks irregularly higher. Call money 1 per cent. Foreign exchange narrowly mixed; sterling steady, francs easier. - Cotton futures 2 to 4 points lower, after rally from ea.rly break. Grains advance; gains range to more than 3 cents. Chicago livestock: hogs strong, cattle steady to strong, sheep weak. Rubber futures quiet and steady. Silver bars in New York 44% cents, unchanged. o Negro Confesses To Assaulting Woman Montgomery. Ala.. July 15—(UP) —Roosevelt Collins, young negro, confessed today that he criminally assaulted Mrs. Joel Hill at her home in n:rthern Ca’houn county Monday morning TJie negro readily admitted the crime and talked freely about it, according to highway patrolmen. Collins was captured in Anniston yesterday after a force of more than 15 I national guard, sheriff deputies and armed citizens had searched thro'.i hgmiles of woodland for him. -jfl bgb ers. o , Hawaii Proud of Progress Honolulu.—(U.R) —Hawaiian.? are proud of the fact that all progress does not necessarily have to follow the flag. They installed their electrical light and power system in monarchical times, 50 years ago, or 14 years befoi’e Hawaii became a part of the United States. o Briefly Told One conquers a bad habit more easily today than tomorrow. o Unwieldy “Cnrreney” In ancient Cyprus, copper pots were used fnr n><>n»v

WASHINGTON IS SURPRISETEAM: t Senators Advance Within , Half Game Os Second Place New York. July 15 — (U.R) Washington's Senators, forecast to finish deep in second division by : the pre-seiason forecasters. have| shown surprising strength in thei last few weeku and threatened j today to take second place In, American league standings. The (Senators trail the Detroit Tigers only a half game as a result of winning five of their last! six games. Huck Newsom, etar of the | Washington pitching corps, scattered nine hits to the Browns yesterday for a 13-3 triumph and his 12tli Victory of the year, one more than he accumulated all last, season. The Detroit Tigers eaw the distance to first pHuce lengthened to nine full games as they were , turned back. 10 to 2. by the Philadelphia Athletics’ 30 - year -old rookie pitcher. Harry Kelley. Clevelajid's Indians whipped the ] Boston Red Sox, 5 to 1. to sweep the three game series and take sole possession of fourth place. The leading Yankees and the Chicago White Sox were not scheduled I The Chicago Cubs kept their! three point margin over the St. i Louis Cardinals in the National league with a 6 to 1 decision over the New York Giajits. Pepper Martin kept the Cards right behind the leaders by driving out a home run in the ninth with the bases loaded which broke a 7-7 deadlock with the Brooklyn Dodgers and gave the Cardinals an 11 to 7 margin. The Pittsburgh Pirates stopped the Boston Bees’ winning streak nJ six straight by winning 2 to 1. The Philadelphia won, 9 to S. over the Cincinnati Reds. Y’esterday’s hero: Pepper Martin of the St. Louis Cardinals, whose second home run of the day. in the ninth with the bases loaded. kept his club virtually deadlocked for the league leadership. Drought Brings Rise In Price For Milk Indianapolfe. July 15—(UP) —In ' an effort to combat the ravages of i the drought the Indiana milk con-1 trol board today adopted an emer- ! geney order increasing the price ■ Paid to producers for milk in the i Indianapolis area. The board also voted a one cent ■increase in the retail price of milk, both by pints and quarts. Price paid to the farmers was raised by the emergency order from 32.20 per hundred weight on class 1 milk to 32.54

Indianapolis. Ind. July 10 (l * 1 A total matnberahip ol 31,000, exeroding the quota net W the National organization and the previous state record of 31.424, was reached yesterday by the Indiana depar ■ ment of the American Legion, \\ UHam E Sayer, adjutant said today.

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