Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 220, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1941 — Page 6

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OODGERSLOSE TO CINCY REOS IN 11 INNINGS Half Game Cut From Lead A* Giant* Tie Cardinal*. I*l New York. Hept it. •rr* There was one thing certain today i about th. exciting National league. atriiKKl** between the Brooklyn |kMlK»r« setting the pare hjr IS game* and th.- St lamis Cardin ala there la no possibility of a lie I The New York titania saw to that | y> slarday by n.mltig from behindto gain a I I Hr with Kt laiula In a game called Iw-i auat* of darknesa J at the end of In Inning* Alihouxh both dub* have an open dale on I Sep*, 29. unless there la a apeclal I ruling the ion teat ha* been autonialieally wiped off the alate. Therefore. should both the Itodicera and Catdlnala win all their remaining game* the *lauding« would read ihM way:

W. I. Pet. <1 It 'lhxlger* l"3 51 660 Cardinale 103 51 tiiil The Cardinal*' deadlock with the Giant* nerved to ■in hlaf a game off the Iketgera' league lead yeater-1 day when the Cint innatl Keda shadrd Brooklyn. 4-3. In II inning*. Sonthp.is Ernie White handcuffed the llianta with four hit* for right Inning* but with one out in the ninth, the New Yorkerea tied the score when Morrle Arnovich «inglrd and l.a.k third on Billy Jurge*'' double. Lon Wariwke replaced White and Mickey Witek greeted him With a alngle, driving home Arnovich Warneke purposely passed Joe Moore and then got Johnny M< : Carthy on a foul and Johnny (talked on a fly. Hal Schumacher and Bob Carp- i enter held the Card*, who play the I Bra ven In a double bill today, to seven hita. The only St lantb> inn came In (he flrat on Hopp* alngle. I a walk, an inti' Id out and Estel

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. Crahlree's alngle. Hill Werber came through with ‘a scorching alngle hin third blow of the game in the llth Inning. ; scoring Eddie Joost from second | with the tun that beat Brooklyn ! With one out. Joont had singled to deep abort off Hugh Caney foutlh I a>dgi i pitcher Hr tank arcond i when Gleeson grounded out. Werber hammer.-d home ail of t'lm Iniiall'a tune Hr acn-ked New e|| Kimball for a alngle ill the Ural ' inning to drive hmm- Joost. who : had walked and connected for a I double Io drive home two riina and ' send Kimball to the shower* In the ' seventh Illa game wlnning alngle prevented Caaey from rrglulrrllig hi* third victory over the Red* In i hie. successive day*. Ragged fielding behind Elmer Riddle gave Brooklyn all their run* I unearned The Dodger* play Pittsburgh in I a alngle game today. Boston piled up 15 hit* to defeat ‘ the Cuba N 5 a* every player on the Brave* hit aafrly Schoolboy Row.and llitcky Newsom combined to | pitch the Tiger* to a 4 2 triumph , j over the Senator* and Chet laiab*’ < - a.cond homer of the day. In the i 12th lulling, gave the Brown* a ' win over Philadelphia.

Yesterday'* hero: Third baseman Hill Werber of the Red*, who drove in all hl* team'* run* with three hit* a* Cincinnati beat the leagueleading Dodgers. 4 3 in It Inning* THE STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W I. Pct 0 B Brooklyn '*2 51 643 St Louis kN 51 .636 14 Cincinnati 77 •'■( .546 14 Pittsburgh 77 65 .542 14’£ New York St 74 454 35' 2 J Chicago . 65 7k .455 27 I Boston 5» *2 .4IM 31 Philadelphia 40 M .2»o 4»'j 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G H : : New York . H 4» 662 ! Boston 7* 66 542 17 A* Chicago 73 73 ,500 23' 3 j Cleveland 7o 73 ,4M 25 Detroit 7o 75 4*3 26 St. Ixmi* 65 77 .45* 2»'j Washington . 62 *0 427 32'-j I Philadelphia 62 33 42* 34 YEfITEROAY'fI RESULTS — National League Boston *. Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3 til innlngst. St. Louie 1. New York I (tie, called end loth, darkness). Philadelphia at Pittabnrg'h. played • arlier date American League Detroit 4. Washington 2. St Louis ». Philadelphia K. Cleveland at New York, played former date. Chicago at Roeton, played former date. |

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Here’a Run Which Gave Rech Win Over Dodffers

I •aBBFMHh x P ITI • 4. . i. _ >—. .. I*e« in Cincinnati Thl* win forth. Red* gave them a Mate of revenge againnl the Dodger* who had ma I hemal l< ally eliminated them a* National league pennant contender*

RAMS WIN IN PROFOOTBALL Cleveland Defeats Cardinals. 10 To 6, For Second Victory By United Preu The Cleveland Ram* alruck twice in the irecond period and acored | their aecond Ktraight nailonal pro | fe**ional football league victory Tuenday night. K'-S over the Chicago Cardinal*. Cleveland *cored a touchdown In I four play* in the >econd period I Rookie Owen Goodnight, either | I paa*ing or running, figured in I | three of the four play* and ended! I an *1 yard drive with a |>a«* to left I ‘ .-nd Johnny Wil*on tor 5* yard*' : and a togchdown Boyd Clay placeI kicked the etira polot. Halo- Patt of the Harm* recover- ' <-d a Cardinal fumble on Chicago'* I 15 yard line *<nm after and when ; the Card* held. Clay dropped back to the 21-yard line and Itooied a field g<ul from placement for hi* Club'* final point*. In the third period, the Card*! staged ma re he* of 2>. 41 and 41 yard*, the *econd drive producing a touchdown. Parker Hall *klrted <-nd for the *<-ore but Zontlni'i placement vtruck the upright*. o

ANOTHER NAZI SOLDIER SLAIN German Non-Com Is Victim Os Shooting At Paris Subway Vichy. Sept. 17.—(VP) —A German non-cOfnmiMlonrd ofllcer shot outside the f'hattau IXKau *ub'««y elation In Pari* Monday died durins the night and It wax believed German occupation authorities would execute additional French hostage* in reprisal. It wm announced yesterday that the Germana had executed 10 m«-n In re-. priaal for incident* which occurred ■ last week. The aaaallanl* of the German who died duritiK the night escaped They had drawn up to the curb outaide the Chateau D'Hau subway station Monday night. waited with the motor of their car running until the ofllcer emerged from the subway nation. Two shot* were pumped Into him and the car aped away. A woman, the only wltnei*. alto ha* vanished. Pari* newspaper* have advertised for her to testify under promise of protection. Meanwhile. It wa* announced today that Germany has agreed to the Immediate release of tick and wounded French prisoner* held tn German catrpa and military hospital*. EXPECT LEGION (CONTI MV ED FROM PAOB ONA) veraal military training, further strengthening of present armed force*, and higher pay for the army and navy. There wa* mounting evidence that the Legion would soften It* attitude toward Kuatla to advocate American aid for the Soviet In It* war with Germany without relaxing opposition to the spread of communism within the United State*. The committee on Americanism, traditional foe of all Communist activity, ignored the question of aid to Russia. It* member* said, but checked with the foreign : elation* committee to assure there would

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I*, "proper safeguard*'' against the spread of Communism In atty resolution favoring aid to Ru**ia. line leader privately oipreaaed' doubt that there would lie any attempt i»y i*olationl«t legionnaire* 1 to smother pro-adinhii»traiion re*o-| ! lutlon* on the floor of the conven-l tion Hr said the convention had j given an eiithu«la*tt<- re*po*e to' secretary of navy Frank K:to»'* ad- • dress .Monday Horseshoe Tourney At Wren Friday A horseshoe pi'ching lourna- ! rnent will Io- held Friday evening at * o'clock at Wren with a npeclal invitation Iteing extended to every- ' one Intereatod Special light* have | Iteen arranged to Illuminate the I court. Guy Blinkley of Fort Wayne. I horseshoe pitching champion, will i 1* present and highlight the meeting with an exhibition A point pitch in which everyone may participate will Io- a feature of the event Prlge money will lie tit iai'ilihl tht* ttiliiiHFN

— .. H1.,,Will h Prohated In Circuit Court The Will of the late Hattie M. (the wa* prohuied and placed on record in the Adam* circuit court Tm«day The will provide* first lor the payment of all debt- and expensea. hem two give* *io to the following grandchildren: Wilma II . Bertha S. Benjamin V.. William E, Dorothy and Esther H. Rice. Item three cite* an allowance of 31.000 previously made to a son. Robert Item four leaves th.- personal property and real estate to the children. David. Edith Crawford. Florence Van Order. Ralph W . and Rolh-h J. Rice. The. Litter two were named l o-eXH-uiors.

Letter* Administered In Simmons Estate Bluffton. Ind.. Sept. 17.—Letter* were itwued here to Virgil M Simmon* for the administration of the estate of hi* father, the late Abram Simmon*, with bond placed at $50.000. signed by the administrator and hi* brother, Joseph L. Simmon*. the two heir*. The mate I* listed as of an estimated 124.000. Including 11.000 In real estate and 111,000 in personal property. V. M Simmon* also took out paper* as admlnletrator of the estate of his mother. Mrs. Jennie Simmon*, in which the application for palters state* there remain* unadmlniitered S 2 shares of Lincoln Life stock. Filtration Head To Speak To Rotarians I l-eo Matthew* .superintendent of I the Fort Wayne filtration plant, will be the speaker at the Rotary meeting Thursday evening. Clarence Ziner. program chairman, announced today. Charles Brodbeck will have charge of the meeting. South Bend Plant Workers Strike South Bend.. Ind.. Sept. 17 — (UP)—'Nearly 500 member* of the United Automtrtille Worker* (CIO) struck at the Beodlx Home Appliance plant here today after allnight negotiation* failed to settle union demand*. The union reportedly wa* leaking basic wage lucre**** and a check-off system of due* collection. Th* union recently voted Its bargaining committee power to call the strike and reportedly informed the company that unless demand* were met -by 7 A. M today the strike would go into effect.

NEAR END OF DEATH PROBE Bloomington Grand Jury Likely To Conclude ; Prohe Tomorrow Bloomington. Ind. Sept 17 tl'Pi The Monroe county grand lury neared the Hid of it* Inquiry j Into the death of Charles <l. ; Mattingly today a* prosecutor Floyd Cook announced he was searching for a "missing link" In the slaying case. Cook said he sought Io trace a telephone call which he believed inform<-d Mr*. Candlne Payne 'hat the Indianapolis man. her former fiancee, wa» In 81-iomlng-ton July 5. the night he was shot so death Mr* Payne I* held for the slaying. The prosecutor disclosed that! the summoning of IK additional witnesses this week was done in the hope of finding the persons who made the phone call. He said he had determined that the I call was made In a downtown (area. Otherwise. Cook Mid hr was convinced that five day* of hearing* by the grand jury had established that a first degree murder Indictment should l»e returned against Mrs. Payne The jury I* to complete its examination of some 100 witnesses tomorrow Among those scheduled to appear today were Blaine W Hradfute. publisher of the newspaper on which the accused woman wa* employed, and Paul Felt us. publisher of another Bloomington newspaper and president of the Indiana Democratic editorial association Elks Lodge To Meet Here This Evening The regular meeting of the B. P. O. Elk* will Im- held at the home on North Becond street at A: 30 o'clock tonight. All member* are urged to Im- present.

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FtIZZUTO STARS AT SHORTSTOP Pint-Sized Rookie Starring In New York ankce Infield i Editor's note Following I* the third of a serie* on the American league champion Yankees I Hy George Kirksey. Il’p. Staff Correspondent I New York. Hept 17 tl'Pi I’bll Rixxulo look* like the Yankee* mascot ami hl* teammate* kid the very life out ot him. He I* naive and good natured and doesn't seeem to tnlmnd what the Yank* say or d» to him just a* long a* he play* shortstop for the American league < ham pions Playing with the Yankee* I* an indescribable thrill to the liny Hille Italian he's live feel wlx and weighs l*o who was horn within a 15 minute ride of Ebbets Field, where the Dmlgers play in Hrook lyn. He's like a kid with a new toy and nolmdy can tell him there * no Manta Claua. The other day Itittuto was getting autographs of bi* teammate* on their picture* and. it he hadn't had on a Yankee uniform, you'd have thought he wao a youngster who'd slipped past the guard and got into the dreaslng room to rub elbow* with bl* heroes. Ritiuto I* easily the American league* "rookie of the year" but there were some anxious moment* for the little fellow early In the season. He wa* 10-ni hed In midMay in a general Yankee shakeup and spent a month out of the lineup. In fact, it looked a* If he wa* on the bench to stay but Frankie Croaeltl recelvnl a bud spike wound on the finger June 16 and Rixxulo got hi* second chance. That was all little Phil needed. He's been a ball of lire ever since. When he wa* bencheq he wa* hitting .24*. Hl* batting average now I* .314 and only 10 American league player* who've participated tn 100 or more game* are outhltting him. He » fast and aure In the Held and the only criticism heard of him I* that hl* arm Isn't powerful enough Since he get* the ball away like n shot and just when you think maybe he arm lacka power he'll uncork a rifle throw from deep abort that leavea the Imprexoion that he save* his power until he need* It. There Is one thing about Rixxulo on which there's no argument he I* the best hunter In baseball. He was taught the proper way to bunt school by Al Kunlta. who had playas a kid at Richmond Hill high hI hall at Columbia. Ill* secret Is to disguise bis Intentions until the last possible split second and at this he's a master. He can lay the ball down neatly and he haa speed. Rixxuto will be 23 Hept. 25 but he (ooka aud acts aa if he were cloaer to 17. Even bla pal Gerry Priddy, who played alongside of I him for three year* and who'* not yet 21. seems a veteran in comparison. I'ntll a couple of month* ago Rlxiuto drove from hi* Glendale. L. 1., home to Yankee stadium in a 1!»31 Ford, with foxtails streaming from radiator cap and windshield, movie stars picture* pasted all over the daahboard. red and black . wheel* and a yellow stripe around the body. Rixznto'a jaiopy looked out of place alongside the shiny ' Cadillacs and buck* of the other Yankee*. But hl* parents, who still reserve the right to tell him what to do or

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