Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1936 — Page 8

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OWNERS FAVOR NIGHT BALLIN JUNIOR LEAGUE — American League Changes Stand; Sale Os Browns Approved Chicago. Nov. 13.— (U.PJ — JJlght baseball assumed a definite place . today on the 1937 major league I schedules, with three clubs the; Reds. Cardinals, and Browns—certain to play a limited number of games under the are lights next season. The American league which previously opposed night Iraseball. i dually has given its tentative consent for the Browns to play a fewnight games at St. L-"..'3 next . season. The American league had to remove its restrictions against night baseball in order to pave the way for the sale of the St. Ixiuis Browns to a syndicate headed by Donald 1,. Barnes, president of the

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.American Investment Company of ' Illinois. < Final approval of night baseball I will be made by tha American lea sue as soon as the Browns. Card linuls, and owners of Sportsman's : park, where both St. Louie clulM play, complete arrangements for the installation of lights and achedi tile a limited number of games. Other American league clubs. I probably Washington and I’liiia I delphia. are said to be toying with (the idea of trying night baseball. I but may wait another year to see I how the experiment turns out in St. Louis. The National league voted two years ago to allow night baseball but only the Cincinnati Reds tobk advantage of the opportunity Ino Cardinals wanted to play a fewnight games at home, but were I blocked because the American league wouldn't permit the Browns to I play at night and the owners ot Sportsman’s park wouldn'- help de[flay the expenses of a lighting ayei tern. Neither of the Chicago clubs is interested in- trying night baseball at this time Harry Grabiner, vicepresident of the White Sox. said lie didn't think night games advisable here. The Cubs have given

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1 - 1 ■: “~ Members of tile Bill State Teach<rs College elev.-rr for 1935, pictured above are (left, to right!, front row Robert Hesher. Bluffton, end: Dan Perry, Warsaw, tackle; John Graba.m. Selma. Ruard; Dick Hunt, Muncie center James Davidson. Bicknell, guard; Thorv«i Mattox. Bluffton, tackle; Wesley Gough. Muncie, tackle- and Marion Feasel. De. atur, end; .tecon-l row. Coach John Magn-.boseo; George Novak, LO*’’ n - I .If 1.-uk () ■.-)■ Fisher, l ent, end Claude Rieth. Goshen, guard (.nd (enter; Walter 1 esuvento ( niton, full back;' Ravn.ond La; k v. Shdbyville. half back; I. >e Miller. Clinton, quarter back; Curtis Rathburn. Hebron half ha. k; and Harold Carlson, quarter-back; amt. ihird row. Harold Bia kburn, Huntington, end, Ceorve Beeman Muncie, guard; John Cushing. Muncie, full-ltatk; Warren Keltner. South bend, tackle. Baker Ross. Cowan, lack!. Jam.- Sink. Muncie, guard; Hilbert Etchison. Elwood, endj and Glenn Try, Fort Wayne, guard.

(Special to the Democrat I Muncie. Ind.. Nov. 13.- Marion Feasel of Decatnr. varsity end on the Ball State Teachers college football team for the past two seasons, will wind up his collegiate gridiron career next Saturday afternoon when the Cardinals meet Hanover here. The contest, which closes Ball State's 1936 football season, will be a rub game between the two schools, each team having won some though to trying out the nocturnal novelty but are not yet ready to make the leap. The American league yesterday approved sale of the Browns to a syndicate formed by Barnes, a super-salesman who ran $2,500 into a fortune after the World war. The purchase price. 1325.000. includes the Browns' players and Franchise and SO per cent of the stock in the San Antonio Texas league club. The Phil Dec. Bal! estate, which has operated the Browns since the death of Ball, will retain Sportsman's park. Vnder the reorganization of the Browns Barnes will be president and William C. DeWitt, who has been connected with ne St. Louis Cardinals for 19 years, will be vice-president and general manager. The Browns will be capitalized for 1500,000, with $175,000 used to rebuild the club. Rogers Hornsby will be retained as manager, but it is said, his contract, which calls tor $lB,000 per son with a cut of the profits from gate receipts, will be reSUN. MON. TUES. 10c Matinee 1:45 Sunday Two Swell Feature Hits! BO L f 'wßi 1 * its • :A - ADDED THRILLER - A whirlpool of excitement, fun and romance! “TUGBOAT PRINCESS” Walter Kelly (the Virginia Judge) Edith Fellows, Valerie Hobson. Evenings 10c-20c —o TONIGHT & SATURDAY Opening chapter of the greatest airplane serial ever made! Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker’s “ACE DRUMMOND” John King. Noah Beery Jr.. Jean Rogers, great cast. He's back —tidin’ and fightin’! • “HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY RETURNS” j William Boyd and big cast. ALSO — Comedy Cartoon in color. Tonight ONLY ONE DIME Saturday 10-15c —First Show 6:30.

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three times in six past meetings. In 1926. 1527 and 1928 the Cardinals scored decisive victories over Hanover, but the Hilltoppers turned the tables in 1933. 1934. and 19:;,'>. Hanover surprised the reddads last year by nosing them out 20 to 13 on th.-ir southern Indiana field. Besides Feasel. five other Ball State seniors will wear Cardinal football regalia for the last time Saturday, All are varsity linemen, written eliminating the percentage clause. Charlie Grimm. Chicago Cub’s manager, paid his first visit to Chicago yesterday since the Cubs disastrous showing in the city series with the White Sox and announced he was making desperate efforts to swing a deal for a center fielder. Grimm admitted that Hank Leiber of the Giants and Wally Berger of the Bees were tne two men that he was negotiating for. —.— o : Scores Os Pheasants Are Bagged By Hunters Scores of pheasants were bagged by hunters during the three day open season, which ended last night. Hundreds of rabbit and quail were also taken home by the hunters. The quail season closes in December and the rabbit in January. LOST — Lady's S-.-hal'er lifetime fountain pen. black and white. Return to Dr. Rayl's office or the Democrat. bltx

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and the loss to Ball State next year will be great. The graduating men include Feasel and Robert Heslier of Bluffton, who teamed at the regular end positions the past two years; Dick Hunt of Muncie, ending his third year at center; Dan Perry of Warsaw, hard-hitting tackle; Claude Rieth of Goshen, regular guard; and Warren Keltner of Smith Bend, tackle. D4SKWNL Tonights the night! —oOo — Basketball, without dispute the King of sports in Indiana, will take over the spotlight in the Decatur sports field tonight. to stay in said spotlight until next March. ——oOo — Both Decatur teams will open the season tonight, the Commodores drawing the honor of playing the first home game, while the Yellow Jackets are on the road. 000— The Commodores will meet St. John's of Lima. Ohio, at the Com-

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