Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1941 — Page 8

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STARS TO PLAY WITH YANKEES Harmon And Kimbrough Make Profeiuiunal l>ebut Sunday &» York Oft 15 it'Pr Tte fi r oft** lona I fcMcttell debut of allAmericana jarrin' John Kimbrough and Tommy Jlarmoti with tin- New York Americana Hu to lay at the Yank* < *tadi*im ha« a lot of |»-o pic ex*n*d but Tim Mara isn't on* of them Mnr-i own,* the- New York Giants, thw-big town's i-tai>li«he*l team in the No I pro league, and he lan t worry ng a bit about Harmon. Kim bronith and tin* Am* rlt ana drawing hi* yegular customers acrose the river and hurting attendance at the GiantsHteeb-re National league game at th* Polo ground*. "Il took u« y*ai*> tii build up »ur (llettteie. Main said "And I dem t think they'll desert us just to see Hannon and Kimbrough In action. OiU patron* are football fan* and they know that football playent can't join a team in mid week and be r*ady to play major league football on Sunday "I hear Harmon comes in today, prgelieea two day* til* - to Michi

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E33533 _ today — Continuous from 1:30 THIS WOMAN IS MINE" Franchot Tone. Carol Bruce Walter Brennan. John Carroll ALSO- Short* »c-30c Inc. Tea BE SURE TO ATTEND! —o FRI. & SAT. IT RIPS OFF THE LIDof the unbelievable story of the secret movement in Nasi Germany! Here's a startlingly true picture of today'* happenings m the conquered countries of Europe! JKS?. i. • . t wain's aaos mr «*> UfftfY LYNN neuepoaN (AAStN vmm-moha mam ■keahd by vmawr MfItMAM “ «m* Aay W Omsss o»mm • Bh »f «M*aai« W «■» < A * A tuMW NUM Asms o—o Coming Sunday—"Th* Bride Cam* C. 0. D." Bette Davis, Jas. Cagney

gan tor a football broadcast Satur* day and then file* buck to New York to play a game Munday If k ' .' We'll slick t kt grum we've teen Im* king all along I a well drilled ami properly train* 1 ■ 4 ::i* i>* ■ Thom who j want to tee lootball will eomw to | th. polo ground* and those that j an* < urlou* to see what Harmon 1 and Kliqlocoigli hark like In a foot . I fusil i*ult will go to Yankee Mad- !*“'"■ t Mara retailed the day* when he u | used to have to but k I' C. Pyle. who operat-d the New York Van I keen across the river, ami sh**ok hi* head sadly i, i "They belter had a lot of monn :ey these people who're barking the i American* and t>ay!ng Harmon and Kimbrough 11.5m* a game,” Mura I »ald "I heard they had |so.ihh> ~ They won't last long if that’* all | t j they have. They tetter get eight I 1.1 time - that and then some It cost* I money Io run a pro team Every r | time L open the gatew at the polo I , ground* it costa I.’J.OIHC, • i "I r* member when we played to . empty seat* ami that wasn’t, so I I I long ago Pyle was running in i . , opposition at Yankee stadium ami | I used Io look aeriMa the river with i glasses and see the place desert. <1 too. That was the only consolation I had Pyle wasn't doing any I btlslHerw, either " ' What do you think they'll draw 1 ‘ Bunday?" Mara asked "About SS.imhi with good weath- ! J * r." wa* the reply "You can cut that In half." Mara I said "I II be surprised if they get ! la* many as Jo.mm <a*h customers i m the ball park Why. when we | I first started the Giants in 1925 I I . gave away about Jo tom tickets ami j | could get only tfi.'am out to set* u« I play "ll* d Grange came Iti here once and packed the Polo grounds but I it's never happened since and I I i don't think Harmon and Kimbrough | ! can pull another Red Grange Har I I moil's working for a radio station I I In Detroit and Kimbrough's been I making cowboy pictures in Hollyi Wood Football I* a sec ondary it. m I with them And you can't fool the I public I learned that a long j I time ago " | ■**■“ ■ ■I ■■ III* j | Today's Sports Parade (Reg U. S. Pat. Office) By Harry Ferguson • — 0 New York. Oct Ifi fl'Pl Hold on to your hats. Imya, here we go again: Northwestern over Michigan I The game of the day. Jo to 13. Ohio State over Purdu* That ' i Paul Brown may have teen a high I I school coach last year, but he ! learned those college tricks quick. Nebraska over Indiana Closer i than th* air In the subway. Minnesota over Pittsburgh— Aei sault and battery, mayhem and I manslaughter. Notre Game over Carnegie Tech I — Murder, I lowa over Wisconsin A spy out ! i west says th** lowa bac ks are hot. " George over Columbia — After much prayer and thought. Fordham over Wtsct Virginia— Rolling toward a howl. Pennsylvania over Princeton Ho hum. Navy over Cornell In the Inst battle that the east offers this week. Dartmouth over Harvard Two. maybe three, touchdowns Yale over Army Th. Ells are, getting better with age Tulane over North Carolina — Bouncing back, fighting mad. from th.it Rice defeat. Alabama over Tennessee — Revenue at last after all these yearn. Rice over Louisiana State Easy ‘■■■RBBfiaMBBK'NBMBBBaBMaBaHMBte I

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does It. Georgia Tech over Vandebllt — Picking thin** like this lakes years off sports wrlTers' Ilves. Too close for comfort. Ihike over ('oleate —Hut not a* easy as It looks. Hout hern Methodist over Auburn Wanna bet? Florida over Maryland Wish I had a dollar for every point that will be scored Utah over Brigham Young 2o or SO poinvi Idaho over I’tah States- Francis Schmidt has the boys on the upj grade. Colorado over Colorado Slate On the flip of a coin. Tough game. Ihnver over Wyoming — Or would you like to settle for a tie? Mississippi over Holy Cross The boys come nort!' »i show 'em how It's done In IMxie Missouri ever lowa State —And not too much trouble. Oklahoma over Kansas State The Sooner* aren t *» bad as that Hiking by Texas made then ap

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"Mayor" Hoagland furnished the Classic league at Mie* Recreation with Its major show last night, getting a total count of 559. mainly because- of a hlg 339 In his final game . . He started out good with a 304. then sllpp-d (ar down to a IM hut wound up with that big one Young also broke Into the CICMI aerie* Hat —a 80.1 to te exact He opened wwlth a big 333. fell to a 157 and then vound up with a 213 There were a number of jmi counts, including: It Woodhall. 213: A Schneider. 3M; Zelt. 222; Miirbach. 203: Stump. 303: McConnell. 213: T Bohnke. 200. Results: Mutsehlers won two from West End Ilc-Mtaurant. Burke's won two from Cloverleaf. Sugar Co. won two from Fort Wayne. C V B-ers won two from NuArt Signs. The standings: W L. C. V. 12 5 Bmke's 12 < Cloverleaf 10 5 eat End 9 9 Na-Art 9 9 Mutschlers 9 • Fori Wayne 7 11 Sugar Co 4 14 o , — Trade In a Good Town — Decatur _ li I »* ■

MA NV LEADING TEAMS BEATEN Six Os l.«Mt Ycar’it Bowl Team* Have Already Been Defeated New York. Oct. I« 'The PHI lottery wheel of the gridiron has spun out potent new teams, new stars and new rivalries with such profusion that of the ten club* which won their way Info part* season tew I games last Jan 1. only four have come through the few w eks of this campaign unscathed in their quest for return bookings When you stand alone tn a peak. It'* hard Io climb higher but ll'n even harder to stay put and that applies especially to lh< mercurial fortunes of foot ball Already, Ktanford. Boston college. Tennessee. Georgetown. Arllotia Stale and West* rn reserve have tnmbled from last eeasem's bowl brigade and It takes no mathematical mastermind to figure that the c hances of survival for the* remaining foursome are mighty slim. The quartet who so far have evaded defeat are Teias A. A M . Nebraksa. Fordham and Mlselssippl (Bate, but .Mississippi Mtate's record Is marred by a tie and the shape of things to come has blackened the future for the Te»ae Aggies and Nebraska The Aggies have to face the t'nlverslty of Tegas Iconghortts who. after 11 docile years, are once more hampaging under the* skillful hand of Dana X. Bible, while the Curnhuskers of Nebraska have to withstand .Mln nesota. human tidal wave of the midwest. Only Fordham, with the finest string of ball-cgrriers ever rounded up on Rose hill, can look forward with any assurance to a sec I und profitable bowl engagement in as many years. Only tte possl billty that their sophpmore line may fold under intersect tonal fire keeps the Rams, losers by one* point to Tesas A. A M. In tte Cotton bowl, from being a solid choice for national honors. First of the bowl casualties was registered In New Orleans where * Boston college soared off to an un defeated HHo campaign by crush Ing Tulane and edc-G It by giving Tennessee a sound thumping In the Sugar bowl. But the Green wave, at low tide last year, rolled over the Eagles three touchdowns to one this fall, and the Eagles fell

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