Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 210, Decatur, Adams County, 3 September 1936 — Page 6

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ALL-STARS HOLD DETROIT LIONS TO TIE SCORE College Stars Outplay Pro Champions In All Departments Chicago, Sept. 3 <U.FD Proses | Atonal football paid Its tribute today to Minnesotan silver-haired master, Bernie Bierman, who turned his genius against the vaunted . Detroit Lions with a fan-picked college team attd gained a startling 7 to 7 tie in the third annual all- ! star game at Soldier Held. His squad of all Americans set ! tied for all time the bitter contro- ■ versy over merits of professional; and amateur play when Vernal i Babe I Levoir swept through a I wide hole at Detroit's right tackle I midway in the second quarter ami

Mil feWIB The Big Fall Parade of Big Pictures - - - has started at the ADAMS W ith Labor Day the new show season begins in all its glory— and what a glorious season it's going to be! Never before have we been able to present so many outstanding productions— so many lavish, star-studded hits— one right after the other! Never before has Hollywood turned out such marvelous pictures! Producers have poured millions of dollars into their making! Such casts, such stories, such entertainment— you've never seen before! And here's wonderful news— all these great pictures have actually been booked— are already dated— and will come to you within the next few weeks! No theater in the country can compare with the Adams week in and week out. for the high quality of its pictures! Every show, every program i« exceptional entertainment— that's why the Adams enjoys the patronage of thousands from miles around! Look over our coming hits—you'll want to see every one of them! ••RHYTHM ON THE RANGE" Bing Crosby. Frances Farmer. Bob Burns. Martha Raye. “THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW" Robert Taylor, Frank Morgan. “HIS BROTHER’S WIFE" Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck. “PICCADILLY JIM" Robert Montgomery, Madge Evans, Frank Morgan. “KELLY THE SECOND" Patsy Kelly. Charley Chase—a feature comedy. “TEXAS RANGERS" Fred MacMurrary, Jean Parker, Jack Oakie. "WALKING ON AIR" Gene Raymend. Ann Sothern. “GORGEOUS HUSSY" Robert Taylor, Joan Crawford, Lionel Barrymore. "YOURS FOR THE ASKING" George Raft. Dolores Costello Barrymore. “THE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN" Gary Cooper. Madeline Carroll. “TWO IN A CROWD" Joan Bennett, Joel McCrea. "SWING TIME" Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers. "WIVES NEVER KNOW" Charley Ruggles. Mary Boland. “THE GREAT ZIEGFELD" —at Popular Prices—William Powell, Myrna Loy, Luise Rainer, huge cast. “THE DEVIL IS A SISSY" Freddie Bartholemew. Jackie Cooper. “MARY OF SCOTLAND" Fredric March, Katherine Hepburn. “OLD HUTCH" Wallace Beery, Cecelia Parker, Eric Linden. “MY MAN GODFREY” William Powell. Carole Lombard. “BIG BROADCAST OF 1936” Jack Benny. Burns & Allen. Go Where the Crowds Go— Meet Your Friends at the "AD A M S ■■SI • ■ — - «.-• | mi iniTiiiiriiiiiiiin rnr— -~r WINTER IS COMING BE PREPARED Buy A Guaranteed Used Stove And Save Money. We have a good selection of Circulating Heaters. Upright Heaters, Cook and Range Stoves. Kitchen Heaters, Laundry Stoves, Kerosene and Gasoline Ranges. We Also Handle Parts for Any Make Stove. DANIELS FURNITURE EXCHANGE 110 Jefferson SL Phone 1148

I rnct-d is yards for the first touch Mown of tills unique series. The Lions, beaten at every turn by the .Minnesota system Hint learned the Gophers two straight I mythical national championships, i seized their only scoring opportun . ity early in the fourth quarter and pushed over the touchdown that i-.lived their faces, with a 30 yard I drive after recovering a fumble. Il was n great personal victory I lor Bierman and his aides, Khm-r 'Layden of Notre Dame. Bo McMillen of Indiana mid Lynn Waldorf |of Northwestern. .More than 78,000 paid 8136,146 expecting to see the world proI fessidhal champions run over the ambitious all-stars us they hud I every other club in the National I league. Instead, the Lions were whipped uecislvely by every mens 1 lire but total scoring. The collegians run up nine Hrst downs, gained 117 yards by rushling. 49 by passing and IS by pen allies. Detroit made live first downs, gained 124 yards by rush ling mid tour by passing. An a team of famous college

stars, Taffy Leeimins of George Washlnvlon university drew the double role of hero and goat. 1; was his 20-ynrd forward pass to Frmik < Butch I Loebs of Purdue that placed the bull on the Lions' 2il yard line in the second quarter, and his shovel puss to Sheldon Belse, Minnesota, that set the Stage lor LeVOIF’S touchdown sprint. Belse took the bull from center mid shoved It to Levoir, who hit the weak sill" of the line mid skldd ed through mi opening for IS yards Wally Fromlim I converted the <-k tra point Irom placement. Leemans' fumble in the fourth quarter put the Lions in scoring territory Tom Hitpke recovered lor Detroit on the all stars' 30-yard line, Ernie Caddell made 12 yards on a reverse. Hail (Dutch) Clark picked up seven, Ace Gutowsky one and Chirk two more, moving down lo seven. Caddell, on u reverse play, circled left end mid dived into the end zone for the sei ond touchdown. Clark dropkicked the extra point. Wayne Millner. Notre Dame, and Keith Topping, Stanford, petformed exactly as Bierman planned. These two great ends spilled the Detroit attack consistently, tieing up Dutch Clark. (Henn Presnell. Gutowsky. mid Caddell. The constantly shifting all-star line checked the Lions on every drive but one. The 1936 collegians unwrapped a more complete offensive than I their predecessors who tied the Chicago Bears o to 0 in 1933 and lost to the same club. 5 to 0. last year. Jay Berwanger, Bill Shakes peare. Riley Smith. Leemans. Levoir. Boise and Dick Crayne pro duiod reverses, spinners, intricate passes and quick kicks with the ease of a veteran unit despite the fact they hardly know each other IS days ago. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur MHmBmntWKVfyaCNM B 4 Ji lO| “Perfectly Air Conditioned” TONIGHT—--200 SURPRISES AT 8:45 Reallv Grand Entertainment! “MY AMERICAN WIFE” Francis Lederer. Fred Stone. Ann Sothern. Billie Burke ALSO— MARCH OF TIME; Major Bowes Amateurs; Color Cartoon FRIDAY & SATURDAY Rex Stout's famous lazy detective reaches the screen! In 90 minutes of mirth and merriment he solves three killings without moving from his desk! I r mb r Ir W LIONEL STANDEE ”* (That Funny Guy of “Mr. Deeds Goes To Town) Ja JOAN PERRY J VICTOR JORY \ Sun. Mon. Tues.—The new Season's No. 1 Hit Picture! “RHYTHM ON THE RANGE" Bing Crosby (Singing 6 New Songs); Frances Farmer (what a girl!); Bob Burns (tootin’ that ol’ bazooka); Martha Raye (singing', swingin', clownin')

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CARDINALS CUT CIANTS’LEAD Dizzy Dean, Carl Hubbell Slated To Hurl Today’s Game New York. Sept. 3 (U.R> The perennial feud between the St. • Louis Cardi'niils and the New York I Giants reached its 1936 height today when tin- National league's two outstanding pitchers — Dizzy Denn and Carl HubAell tangle in a duel of vital imiiortance to the red hot race for the pennant. Dean-Hubbell struggles usually are classics, but this one may decide the 1936 ehamTHonship. Dizzy lias two motives of winning: first, revenge for the 2-1 defeat he took from Hubbell July 21: second, a triumph will put the Cards back in the thick of the pennant chase. By winning today's tilt Hubbell can send the Giants back to the Polo grounds with a four-game ’ lead. The Giants are a strong home team, and such a margin i should unable them to retain the lead even if the Cards sweep all three of their remaining games when they invade New York Sept. ’ 1214 If St. Louis wins, it will be en- ’ tirely different. The Cards will ’ be only two games out of first place, which is comparatively nothing when it is considered that there still are 26 games on the schedule after today's contest. A St. Louis victory also would put the Chicago Cubs back in contending position, i The breaks went against the I Giants yesterday for the first time I in a coon's age. and the ywere tagI ged. 4 to 3. by the Cards. Bnrgess I Whitehead, a former Cardinal, sufI feted a bady cut eye in a collis- | ion with Stuart Martin’ at second I base. His substitute, Mark Koenig. I erred twice in the seventh inning I to pave the way for three St. Louis I runs, although a triple by Joe Med- | wick and singles by Pepper and I Stuart Martin played their part in I the triumphant run making. Silas I Johnson, who relieved Parmelee in I the seventh, received credit for

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tin- victory while tin- defeat was chalked up against Al Smith. The dulis took advantage of the Giants' defeat by blanking the Brooklyn Dodgers. 4 to o. behind Tex Carleton's seven hit hurling, in the only other National league game. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Boston at Cincinnati were rained out. In the American league the Cleveland Indians shaved tile Yankees' leading margin down a trifle to 16 games—by taking a 4 to 3 decision as Johnny Allen turned his former mates with three hits. Third place Detroit kept i pace by whipping the Washington Senators. 3 to 2. The St. Louis Browns came out on top, 13 to 11. in a slugfest with the Phildalelphia Athletics. Chicago at Boston was rained out. Yestrday's hero: Kail Averill of the Cleveland Indians whose home run Tii the 10th inning defeated the Yankees —o HOME RUNS Gehrig. Yankees 42 Trosky. Indians 36 Foxx. Red Sox 35 Ott, Giants 2s Di Maggio. Yankees 25

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FEATURE TILTS AT CINCINNATI Cards Play Double Header Sunday; Cubs Two Games Labor Day Chicinimtl, Sept. 3 -tSpeiiaD Can the Curdinala or the Cubs over take fit” Giants? Cincinnati fans will have a, chance to gather some first hand In-; forinatio non this subject during the! next few days, for both th- Cards: and the Bruins wi'l uppear at Cros-1 h-v Field bet wee now and sunset on Labor Day. The Cardinals have thr e gamee against the Retie, ill single contest Saturday and al double-header Sunday. The Cubs have two games more in the Queen | City, both in the afternoon on La-j bin Day. Both of tlu-ee double-head-ers will start at 1:3" o'clock. The Reds have given both of! these teams pl lily of fight this season. Tlie Cardinals, .by virtue of a victory in the last contest they play--d against the Reds, have managed to gain a one-game advantage over the men of Charley Dress-U. The' Cubs and Red-, however, are on I comp'etely even terms, with ten

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| vii tprlfs apiece. Any tlnm a ball club encounters| l.i Hwnshbucklmg riproaring gus| I iiou.n- gung "f athlvt-e like the I Cardinal*, you »n*ty expect u color I I fill, bitterly fought exhibition. Fel-j I low " like Flinch, Medwick. Martin, I Diirocher, Dizzy Dealt and the nut I i of the Redbird* just naturally take; ! their baseball serlotie. And take it doubly aerloue when a pen-! i uant Is lit slake. If there i* no pitched battle Moniday when the Rede and Cubs meet, iin their final engagements of the; < eason. most dim- olx-rverH will be I i surprised. Twice have the Cubs utid , Redo come to blows, and the rival- ‘ rv In tween tlnvie two teaniH !m as; I belligerent a* it i« between thej I w'urrittg factions in Spain. Manager Charley Grimm of the ‘Cui* promised before the season, started to "take the Reds in atrlde." I That wan just the start. Mere words ittt-red by a rival manager could not fan 7he flame to the extent the! I Chicago-Cincinnati feud hiut grown.; | You hear stories about fists anti spikes ami "dust rs" or bean balle. • ! the expense of fin e Imposed by the ; league president, if the Istbor Day j double-header is a qui t. lady-like-affair, then you may expect tlie| pe tple of Parks to erect a niaminotli statute of Hitl-r In Hie Bols-de-i i Boulougne. I 1 Trad* in a Good town — Decatui

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