Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 151, Decatur, Adams County, 27 June 1939 — Page 6

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YANKEES DROP NIGHT CONTEST TO ATHLETICS A’ff Score 3-2 Triumph Over Yankees Before 33.074 New York. June 2’- <U.P>Theold cry. "Break up the Yankees," today gave way to. "Get the Yankee* under the arc light*." The Athletic* may have finally ’ found the Yanka' achillea' heel laat! night In Philadelphia when they le-at the world champion*. 3-2. be- L fore 33*74 cuatomera. Il waa the first night game the Yanka have • ever played and they weren't any • part of a raging cyclone Ib-nry Pippen. who pitched for Sacramento tPacific Coaat league! laat season. set the champ* down with four hits to win his ftrat | American league game after five 1 straight defeat* It waa the Athletic*' flrat noc turnal triumph In five attempt*, i and their largest crowd of the season for a day or night game. For the five game* the A'a have played under the lights, they've drawn

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—■ i ‘ H■i ■■ <h>,o72. only about IS ihhi short of what they've attracted for IS | daytime game* I The Yanka had the lead twice but couldn't hold It. Dickey's double and Gordon's single scored ■ a run but Hump Hadley walked I three men and the A'a lied II on Krk- Tipton's sacrifice fly, Then Selkirk a triple and a wild pitch made It 2-1 for the Yanka The | A'* lied It again in the seventh and Won aui In the eighth I tee j Mllea' single and two walks filled : the sacks, and again Tipton drovs out a sacrifice fly which produced ' the winning marker Hadley allowed only four hit* but he walked six men to Plppen'a one Slamming out l& hits, lhe Drtrolt Tigers climbed to third place ,by defeating Cleveland. 11-2. Karl Averill, exlndian, cracked a douUde and two singles. Charlie GehI ringer's double with the bases j load- <1 hi the seventh was the • blow which broke Mel Harder's i back Tommy Hrldgea. although aUowitis 11 hits, went the route to score hl* imh triumph CM' man Mose Grove waa In rare Corm as hr pitched the H--d Sox to a So victory over the Senator* I He gave up only seven hit* In i notching his seventh triumph I Ted Williams. Red Sox rookie out-| Halder, hit a triple, two doubles' and a single In four times at bat. There were no National league game* scheduled Yesterday's hero- Henry Pippen Athletics' tall right-hander who won hl* first American league game by holding the Yankee* to four hit* as the A'a won. 2-2. LEADING BATTERS Player Club GAB R H Pct. Arnovich. Phillies 58 315 37 M SSI Bonura. Gian* 5* 218 48 so ,37a ) McQuinn. Browns 59 240 46 85 .354 | Foxx. Red Soxx 50 127 4k 68 353 ‘ Lewi*. Senators 57 222 41 72 .341 Dickey. Yankees... 56 20* 4S 71.341 —_ o ,. HOME RUNS Greenberg. Tigers IS Camilll. Dodgers _ 14 I Foxx. Red Sox 12 [ Selkirk. Yankees u I Lombrdi. Red* 11 1 .McCormick, Reda 11 ' <»t». Giant* H u 500 Sheets BVjxll Sunrise Canary Second Sheets, neatly wrapped 35c. The Decatur Democrat Co.

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DUNBAR WINS | LEAGUE GAME Dunbar Registers 9-1 Victory Over Blue Creek .Monday Night Holding the Blue Creek team to three hlta. iMtnbar registered an , easy M victory Monday night In a county softball league contest I at the South Ward diamond. One hit and an error accounted I for Blue Creek * only run. DunI bar scored In every Inning except the fourth and sixth. eFature of the game was a home run by E. Stucky. Only one game was played last I night, as City Light ofVort Wayne I tailed to appear for the exhibition game with Dunbar. RHE Blue Sreek ...... 010 000 •—1 3 3 I ran bar 133 030 X—• 8 1 I Murphy and Heller; Hoffman and C. Sprunger. it" Today’s Sport Parade Y By Henry McLemore Yankee Stadium. New York. June 37.—4MF Well, folks, here I am ; in row A. seat S. of the Yankee stadium, waiting for Joe Louis and i Tony Ualento to begin their fight for the world's heavyweight champ-1 ; kinship. I'm 38 hours early, but I figure i a m.n is foolish to run the risk of I ! being late. Those who wait uhtilj tomorrow to start for the stadium I will be In danger of being delayed , by one thing or another and missing the entire bout. Louis has* proved In earlier fights that seconds count when he starts punching. Let a fellow make one too many stops at traffic lights, or ' dawdle over tying bls shoes, and all he is liable to get for his money Is a sight of Joe's victim being I carted away to the polyclinic for a general repair job. No end of person* missed *eelng ' what lamia did to BchmeMng be-I . cause of trivial delays. A Ut tnan ! got jammed In a turnstile und be-, i tore he could be released he had . cost an entire line of ticket hold- > ( «rs a view of the light. A woman i took one too many bites of the olive ' ■ In her martini and she missed It I I all A man who had come all the way from Vancouver to see the ' fight made the mistake of stopp- | Ing for a hot dog when be came In | and he still was spreading the musI tard when Schmellng, doubled up In the form of a swastika, hit the* I floor for keep* Another customer, j a nearsighted gentleman, took off i * ,

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I his glasses for a moment and before he could get them back on Schineling was out of the ring and i tx.mid for a fashionable X-ray photographer. Oaletito figures to last no longer than a candle in a monsoon. Some of the more conservative experts have estimated his time in the ring as 11 seconds. but there Is nothing in his ret ord to indicate that he will be around for as long as that. My own guess is that he will break the course record for the Yankee stadium and become an intimate, if not animate, part ■ of the canvas tfithln six seconds I after the bell rings. It being my duty to report what happens in the ring tomorrow night I started weeks ago sharpening my eyes to a point where I <ould follow Action of tremendous speed As I alt here now, alone but for the carpenters who are erecting the ring in which Ualento , will regret every beer he ever sipped, every cigar he ever smoked and every "bum!” he ever callIrd lamia. 1 believe my eyes are : sharp enough to record every I tremble of Tony's legs when he walks out to get trapped on the ■ noggin. I feel confident that when Tony goes down In sections I will ' be able to spot which section first starts earthward, and which one |is first to land. I plan to do my own timing of ; the bont. using a very delicate watch which deals In fractions of fractions of seconds. With it 1 should be able to tell you the ex--1 act time that Ualento first realties ■ that the entire match is a big mis- , take and that he should have stayed in New Jersey with a mahogany bar. the Hudson river and most of Manhattan Island between him and Louis. According to my reckoning this • moment should come somewhere between 10:01 pm snd 10:01 1 30th P m.. or while the echo of the opening bell is still ringing in his ears. MAJORSPORTS ABE PLANNED New Fairground Coliseum At Indianapolis Scene Os Events — I Indianapolis. Ind., June 37—(UPI — The new coliseum at the state lair grounds late yesterday was leased to the Indianapolis coliseum corp to present varied types ot J major sports events. Members of the corporation In- ! < luded James Norris. Chicago millionaire sportsman; Arthur Wirts, his associate; Ute Chicago stadium {corp, the Olympia corp., of Detroit, j uid several Indianapolis residents. | They* said that durlug the coming | fall and winter a championship ro- | dco. Ice hockey, several Ice carnliVAls including the Sonja Henle re- ; vue and an Indoor circus would be j presented In the building. It was indicated that a franchise I In either the International or Ute American association processional I hockey loops would be placed here. Witrx said features here wouM be the same as those shown In other major coliseums in the United States. He said the 'building would be open for public skat lug when no other events were scheduled. I The lease begins Oct. 1 and will extend for 10 years. The corporation was granted use of the building for ) the period from Oct. 1 to May 1

FORT WAYNE TO | HOLD TOURNEY Junior Buys And Girls Tennis Tourney To Be Held July 10-17 Fort Wayne. Ind.. June 27. — tSpecial > — For the fourth consecutive year lhe Western Lawn Tennis Association haa awarded the Catholic Youth Organisation of Fort Wayne, its district tennis center tournament which qualifies Its winners for the national meet at Culver Military Academy from July 31 to Auguat 2. Thia tournament will be held I from July 10 to 17 at Welsser park In Fort Wayne Laat year entrant* were enrolled from Allen, Whitley. Huntington. DeKalb. Adam*. Well*. Lagrangw, Steuben. Jay. Blackford and borderline countie* of Ohio. Herman Centllvre. chairman of the tennl* committee, today received the basic Instruction* for 'hl* meet from the chairman of the I otted State* Lawn Tennia Association. 11 Ages: Boys from the ages of 12 to 15 and 15 to 12. and girls up to 12. provided they have not reached their 15th or Ikth birthday before January 1. 1932. 2) Applications: tn order to compete In this tournament, an application for an age-ldentlflcatlon card muat be signed and attested* to. whereupon an age-identifleation card will be issued entitling the bearer to participate in the tournament. These applications and cards can be secured from the Catholic Youth Organisation. 220 R. Jefferson street. Fort Wayne. An entrance fee of 50c for singles and II for doubles will be charged to help defray the expenses of the tourney. Entries will be closed on | July sth. 31 The L’nited State* Lawn Ten-1 nia Association will furnish medallions to the winners in all the 1 event*. 41 Kmphasia la placed on the , need for Junior Davis cup players and the importance of tournament play In the development of selfreliance. confidence and character. | 0 George Flanders will leave the | 'after part of thia week for a month oh bis farm in Michigan. each year. It will guar-utoe the alate board of agriculture .owner of '.he building. 312.000 annual revenue, although the anticipated revenue I was between >26.000 and 230.000. I

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|» 1 PEDALS 101 MILES Joe Berlins Decatur'S 59-ye*r | "young" bicycle rider, pedalled hl* vehicle 101 mile* Sunday to | I establish somewhat of a record. he reported to the Democrat | 1 Jo* said that he was "just out to limber up and try our high ways." He My* "It's nothing | phenomenal and he could have . run up more mil** but chorea 11 on the farm prevented " Joe al«o atated that be would Ilk* to bear from any non-pro-feaalonal, bicycle rider who 1 would like to ride with him and | aet a "real for sure record He asserts he wTH ride for "money. I marble* or chalk.” STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L. Pct G B Cincinnati ... .... 37 22 .827 ... 'St. Louis 32 25 .521 « New York „... 33 27 550 4% I Chicago 32 29 535 S Brooklyn 28 29 .491 8 Pittaburgh . 27 30 .474 S Bost-n 24 34 .414 121* Philadelphia 19 32 .345 18 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L. Pct G R New York 48 13 780 | Boston U S 3 582 12 Detroit 33 29 .532 IS Cleveland . 32 29 .525 15 ' ‘Chicago . 29 22 .509 18 Philadelphia .... 25 35 .417 21H Washington 24 39 .381 14 St. Louis 17 42 .288 29 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League Boston 3. Washington 0. Detroit 11. Cleveland 2. 1 Philadelphia 3. New York 2. Only games scheduled National League No game* scheduled. o Complaint On Note Is Filed In Court A complaint on a protni«*ory note haa been filed in Adam* circuit court by Otto Stucky, doing busl>;es* as the Berne Lumber <ompany. i against Jacob and Francis Heimann. Tne complaint aver* that on February 18. 1931. the defendants promiseel to pay a note of 2289 94. interest a*, the rate of seven per cent and attorney fees, for which Hub Is set ' out a* a reaaaonable fee. The dei mend la |6oo. September 4 U aet aa> i the return date.

Max Beigh Resigns As Kirkland Coach Max Beigh. coach of the Kirkland Kangaroo* the paat two years. h*« resigned to accept a position a* i-Ntib and teacher al lhe Galveston high school. Casa county. No agecessor has been named at th* Kirkland school 11. 01 Ml. Italian Fascist Leader Is Dead Rome. Jun* 27—<11P>—. count Costanao Clano. 62. preaident of the new fascist chamber of corporation* and father of count Galentro Clano. foreign mlnlater. died *oday at hia villa at Ponte Morlatto. in Tuneasy. Clano wa* vacationing with bl« wife. He had Juat returned from a vialt to Mghorn. hla home, last night when he suffered a atroka.| He died soon after reaching hla

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