Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 168, Decatur, Adams County, 16 July 1936 — Page 6

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CHICAGO CUBS GAIN FULL GAME Cardinals Add Earnshaw To Stall In Bolstering Effort New York. July 16 <U.R) —Pillfu) efforts of the St. l»uu< Cardi'ial management to bolster its faitorin* pitching sluff left the baseball world wondering today just whut had happened to the Cards' , superior farm system, supposed , to keen the club so well supplied I with young talent. Acquisition of Big George Earnehuw from the Brooklyn Dodgers atnp’y fevealed the desperation of ( Branch Rickey ami Sain Bi eadou l due to the injuries of the Dean , brothers. Without Dir. and Duf in the lineup, Cardinal pitching I strength is nil. Earnlhaw follows temperament-' al Hint Rhem into the Red Hird , told after the disappointing fail-! tire of three youngsteiv. Heusser. I Winford, and Munns, to come up | to expectations. Even 44-year old : Jesse Haines has been forced to | lake his turn on the mound since the younger Dean injured his I throwing arm. Big George may go well with | the fighting Cardinals. He had i won four games for the Dodgem 1 this year while losing nine. With the extra batting support he will surely get, he should do a lot better. I Heusser lost another for the I Cardinals yesterday to the lowly. Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 4. The defeat dropped the Cards a. full game behind the leading Chicago Cubs who shutout the boston F-es. 2 to 0. Ken O'Dea's homo run was the winning tally Splitting a double header with the New York Giants, the third place Pittsburgh Pirates remained LOANS ON YOUR SIGNATURE ONLY lx»ans arranged on plain note or on furniture, auto or livestock. Men or women qualify. No one else need sign. Liberal Make arrangements for a loan today. Bsducef Cast •« Leans I’p to S3MLOCAL LOAN CO. Over Schafer Hardware Store Decatur, Indiana Phone 2-3-7 Big W (-a® Bottle; V. For Only Within 24 hours • Iler taking old tr V ' Chief Herb Mean 48 ''l/i, ■■ etna you will ten AiA/7 I Uka a new person WL.'k / MB It wIU drive pol IF Q . zona from your eys- B 8 ’ tem you never even OLD CHIEF Eg knew were there RFRR fc Xvery person ttt® should thoroughly MEDICINE cleanae their eye- y, AB tem each year Thia wiakee you less liable to appendicitis, rheumatism, neuritis and other ailments. Old Chief Is a proven treetment tor neuritis pains tn arms. neck. berk, hips and legs. ' Kven one dose will help a sick stomach la- i iigestlon and bloating. Sold st B. J. Smith Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE

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Htntloiiury. CtU'l Hubbell walked j the winning run home in the lOtii | In the Pirates' S to 4 triumph in > i the curtain raiser. ami the Giant. 1 11 slugged out a 14 t<> 4 victory ih: J the nightcap | The Cincinnati Rede won their fourth night gume In five starts, J 5 to 11, against the Brooklyn Dodgers. In the American lengm- the leading New York Yankees maintain-<-d their nine game leadership by splitting a double header with the Detroit Tigers. Schoolboy Rowe pitched seven-hit hall to win the find for the Tigers,, 5 to 1. and the Yankees took the finale 7 to 4. The Cleveland Indians moved ! into third place with a. 6 to 4 deI cisioti over the Philadelphia Ath- ! letlcs, while the Washington Sen- ' atora fell to fourth us they succumbed by the same score to the Chicago White Sox. The Boston Red Sox broke their five-game losing etreak with a double victory over the St. Ixntis Drowns. 11 to It, and » to 1. Yesterday's hero: Ken O’Dea of ! the Chicago Cubs whose home run ' gave the Wrigley boys a, victory | despite being outhit. STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. Chicago 50 29 .633 St. Louis 60 31 •*’ l ‘ 1 Pittsburgh 4-* 37 • s '* s I Cincinnati ... 41 38 - 51<J New York 41 41 .500 Boston 39 43 .470 I Philadelphia 31 49 .388 . 1 Brooklyn sf» - 3 -’ ! ’ AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New’ York 54 28 .059 Detroit 45 37 .549 Cleveland 45 38 .542 Washington 44 38 .53, Boston 45 39 .530 > ■ Chicago 40 40 .500 Philadelphia 28 51 .354 I St. Louis 24 54 .308 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. St. Paul 50 38 .590 Milwaukee 52 38 .578 Columbus 45 45 .521 Minneapolis 48 45 .516 1 Kansas City 49 44 527 Indianapolis 42 49 402 Toledo 40 54 .420 Loaiaville 36 57 .387 1 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh, 5-4; New York, 4 14. 1 Chicago, 2; Boston, 0. Philadelphia, 5; St. Louis. 4. Cinciunati, 5; Brooklyn, 0. American League New York, 1-7; Detroit, 5-4. Chicago, 6; Washington, 4. Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia. 4. Boston, 11-9; St. Louis, 3-1. American Association Columbus, 3; Milwaukee, 1. s Minneapolis, 9; Louisville, 6. 1 St. Paul, 8; Toledo, 4. < Kansas City, 6; Indianapolis, 0. < o i City Tennis Team Will Play Sunday ( i The Decatur city tennis team will i play its first match of the (season Sunday, meeting the General Elec- < trie club of Fort Wayne on the i local courts at 1 o’clock Sunday t afternoon. Members of the local team are i Parrish, Townsend. Affolder, H. ; Strickler, Hoffman and Rancher. ’

REDS. GIANTS ; DOUBLE HEADER Giants Play Two Games At Cincinnati Next Sunday 1 Cinciunati. July 16.- When the season opened tin- so-called experts were picking the New York Giants as a pennant contender and the Reds for sixth place in the National league standings. The Giants, however, have been occupants of second division during the past couple of weeks, while the Reds have been In forth place, not fur removed from the third rung. Three games at Crosley Field Saturday and Sunday between the Reds and the Giants may have an important bearing on the standing of the two clubs. The Reds and Giants meet in a single game Saturday and a double-header Sunday. The double-header Sunday will not be broadcast over the radio. Il has been announced by L. S. MacPliail, vice president and general manager of the Reus. The shakeup in the Redleg pitching staff seems to have had beneficial results. Peaches Davis, righthander who was recalled from Nashville after winning 12 and losing 7 games in the Southern Association. performed nobly in his first two appearances on the mound in a relief role and saved a game for Benny Frey. ival Goodman, stellar right fielder. seems ready to return to the lineup after u week's absence because of a shoulder injury. The Reds have missed Goodman's hitting power anil tine fielding. Goody has been one of the most improved ball players in the National league this season. When Goody gets back in the game Kiki Cuyler will go back to center, in all probability Following the Sunday doubleheader at Crosley Field the Reds will depart on a road trip which will keep them away from home until Tuesday evening, August 4. When they will play the Pittsburgh Pirates in a night game. o Salem Sluggers To Play Ossian Sunday Tlie Salem Sluggers will meet the Ctisian team at the Salem diamond Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There wi'l be no admission barge. o HOME RUNS Gehrig, Yankees 24 Foxx Red Sox 24 Torsky, Indians . 22 Dickey. Yankees 17 Ott, Giants 16 LEADING BATTERS Player Club GAB R H Pct. Gehrig. Yankees 82 316 101 119.377 Radcliff. W. Sox 66 279 54 105.376 Gehringer, Tiger 82 336 91 122 .363 P. Waner. Pirate 75 299 55 108 .361 Appling, W. Sox 65 241 43 87.361 o NEW BLASTS OF oy>NTJNUEf> FROM PAGE ONE) state's most severe droughts was promised today with the forecast of scattered thundershowers and cooler temperature in the central portion. Rain fell in various sections of the state yesterday to break the two-week hold of the heat wave. Heavy wind and hail accompanied the rain in some sections. The state counted a death toll of 243 today, after nine consecutive days of 100-degree temperature. Forty-seven additional deaths were reported throughout the state yesterday and 10 persons were victims of the heat in Indianap-

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1 ______________ Olis. , An hourlong rain soaked the ’ fields of Bartholomew county, with slight wind damage attending the 1 storm. Brookston. Tippecanoe county, also reported heavy rains, 'j St. Joseph. Allen. Jay. Madison. Monroe. Clark and Delaware counties were relieved with showers. Temperatures fell sharply with the rain, but the mercury began ' to rise again later. i; 0 MUSSOLINI IS ■I (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) . plan which Mussolini is considert ing, Riwsia would be excluded. ! Presumably this would be on thi- . ground that the pact is one for J the western nations, and that i Russia is an eastern European ! one not directly concerned in the ' problems which are of uppermost interest to Italy. Germany. France ! and Great Britain. i , o I Donate Truck For Centennial Float Don Moll’nkoff, manager of the . McCorm'.ck-Deering company in this | city, will furnish the truck on which the Centennial Queen float will be t built. The truck will be furnished , free of charge to the committee. Il , will be a brand new International truck. 170 inch wheel base. Roy ; Johnson, chairman of the float committee, expressed his appreciation to Mr. Mollenkotf for the donation. o Former Pastor Preaches Here > ’ Dr. F. D. Whitesell, professor at the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary at Chicago, ajid former pastor of the local Baptist church, spoke at the regular midweek service of the church Wednesday night. Dr. Whitesell has just complet--1 ed a 9,000 mile tour of the south- . west and northwest. At William 1 Jewel college in Liberty, Missouri, he was given an honorary D. D. , degree. He visited drought areas as well as regions where it was ! necessary to wear overcoats. i z,. ° Gives Assurance Os Ample Food Supply Washington, July 16—<(J.PJ—The agriculture department today as- ( sured the country that, despite the i drought, there is enough food on i hand to feed the nation for the ■ next 12 months. Supplies of many

staple commodities, however, are 9 below normal. t Prices of many commodities » will be higher because of the pro- « longed drought and heat. . After a detailed study of the , nation's food stock. Dr. A. G. - black, chief of the bureau of agricultural economics, estimated that i the total food supply for domestic 1 consumption and export is only labout three per cent lens than in 1935,36 and one per cent less than 1934-36. LAM DON, KNOX . L (CONTINUED FROM WAGE ONE) ■ Huntingdon. W. Va. Gov. I-andon'is acceptance speech t will be given here July 23. The Chii cago publisher accepts his nornina- “ tion at Chicago July 30. Early in • September, the two will cross paths ' Gov. I-andon going to the west and [ Knox the east. Knox spent most of the day in ' conference with his party's chief and left last night for Chicago. He l wi'l ga later to New Harpshire, where he will work for ten days on ‘ his acceptance speech. • The candidates read tentative 1 drafts of the acceptance addresses ■ together and ironed out details. 1 They both said, however, that the L final form of the speeches and tlie ' last work as to the campaign tours ' rested with Republican chairman i , a JUST FOR FUN > , c ®> ! >lijEEK ENO GIBSON ROOF / Cinti's Only Sky Cat* ■ / BASE BALI • I Cincinnati Reda : | V ■ SUMMER OPERA ,1 . At Cincinnati Zoa / B W BOAT TR,PS • ) I W ' Island Queen" // 1 amusement park / 7 . \ ’ "Coney laland' // ' CINCINNATI ZOO I I CINCINNATI FW FALL AHI• GEN MGR

■jidHXLuton and the Rapubllcan | National committee. Springer Pledges I<> Repeal Gross Income Indianapolis. Ind.. Ju,y —Pledging to remove the buulen of the Grona Income tax' and to l •’return the government to the Ppo--1 pl „" Raymond S. Springer. Republican nomine .for governor, opened his local campaign in tin addteea I last night. Beer Consumption Ih State Higher Indianapolis. Ind.. July 16—(I I'l —lndiana beer consumption during ' June broke all records since repeal.

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