The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 July 1939 — Page 3
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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 10.19. Crown Fellers As Top-Notcher IOWA FAJKM BOV KECEIVES ACCLAIM AFTER ALL-STAR GAME
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I three innings, giving up only one LOOK! LOOK! Six foot Kelvinator i hit. a single by Mol Ott in the ninth. Refrigerator at a low cost of $149.50. i Ho fanned pinch-hittor Johnny Mize REEVES ELECTRIC, North Side | and Stanley Hack for the two final 1 square. Phone 139-M. 12-lt.
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SECOND NIGHT OF SOFT BALL
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Before a good crcwd the Coca Cola and the Lone Star teams met at Rr.be Ann park last night for the second night of soft ball this season. Hamm, for the Coca Cola’s hit safely in two out of three trips to the plate, one of which was a double, and Garl connected for a three bagger. The Coke's made the first double play ironically enough, to win
the case of Coca Cola’s
Mr. Gardiner.
The soft ball schedule for this
week is an follows: Wednesday, July 12
7:00 Zinc Mill vs. Kroger’s
Si.lO Fillmore vs. Northern Indiana Power Company tribute^ the only homer. The final score stood 7-2 in favor of Bain-
bridge.
Prizes went to Black of the Coca Cola’s for the first single. He received 50c in trade at Runyan's pool room. For the first double Godfrey of the Lone Star's received a free cleaning and pressing of 1 suit. This prize was donated by the Ideal
donated by Qi eaners p or t), e triple Gail of
I the Cokes received $1 00 in trade at
Godfrey got a single and a double Murphy's 5 and 10. Matthew Mich-
in three trips and B. ! two out of three.
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Malice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge Of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Mary j Lehr, lain of Putnam County, deceased. Said [estate is supposed to be solI vent tQI i Flrt*.Citizcns Bank & Trust Co., Adttttet i ator. Homer C. Morrison, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Juno,'28. 1939. Attorney, Theodore Crawley. 29-3t
lit LI. MEETS PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. July 12. ’UP)— Secretary of State Cordell Hull today conferred for half an hour with President Roosevelt, presumably conceming the next steps to be taken by the administration in its fight for revision of the neutrality law. He made no comment on leaving the White House, but was expected to see newspapermen shortly.
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The game was close through the first four innings with both teams having scored a run. In the first half of the sixth the Cokes started to pull | away from the Lone Star team and at the end of the seventh inning the score stood 6-4 in favor of the Coca
Cola ten.
In the second game Woodrum of Bainbridge provided the thrills when he hit three out of three. Bainbridge gave Morton a good game but the Morton team didn't seem to click. H. Clodfelter hit safely in two out of three times up while Matthews con-
Stiles also hit aels of Bainbridge hit the first
| homer to receive a sport shirt from Montgomery Ward’s. Woodrum of
! Bainbridge made the most sensation- ! al play to receive two lunches at the Cafe Royale. The bottle of hair tonic from Hood's went to Black of the Coca Cola’s for the first walk. John Garl received four passes to the Chateau for striking out first. The score by innings is as follows: Coca Cola .1 0 0 0 1 2 2 Lone Star 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 Bainbridge .... 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 Morton 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
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NEW YORK. July 12.—(UP) — Trooping tiack to the wars today, the combatants and non-combatants of the all-star baseball game were willing to concede that Boh Feller, the Iowa farm boy with the swaying gait and the blazing fast ball, is the kingpin of pitchers. Joe McCarthy, manager of the world champion Yankees, rushed Feller into one of the toughest spots any pitcher could be called on to face, and the smocth-faced Cleveland youngster met it so calmly that he might be accorded the laurel wreath of the American League’s 3-1 triumph over the National League. With the bases jammed, one out. and the American League ahead only 3-1, Feller walked to the mound befor 62.892 in Yankee stadium yesterday and cut the heart out of a National League rally with just one
pitch.
Tommy Bridges got himself into the hole so fast that Feller didn’t have much time to warm up before McCarthy waved him in He tossed a few to Bill Dickey, and looked Arky Vaughan. Pittsburgh's one-time National League batting champion, right in the eye. He cut loose with his Sunday pitch, and Vaughan hit a grounder to Joe Gordon at second base. Gordon scooped up the ball, fired it to shortstop Joe Cronin, who stepped on second and threw to First Baseman Hank Greenberg to complete a. double play. That pit dT) and the resultant double play in the 6th inning crushed the National League’s hopes, sending the senior circuit down to its fifth defeat in seven all-star games. Then Feller closed out the final
what, hut Manager McCarthy nonchalantly admitted Feller' wasn’t having one of his big days. “I’ve seen Feller a whole lot faster ir our league.” said McCarthy. Sharing the honors were three | Yankees George Selkirk, Joe DiMaggoi and Joe Gordon. Selkirk drove in the American Leaguers’ first run with a line single to right on which Tval Goodman, Red's outfieldcr ma le a desperate, diving try hut failed to hold the ball. He injured his right shoulder, and will be j out fntr ’0 days or two weeks. It was a tough break for the leagueleading Reds. In this fourth-inning rally, a boot j by Aiky Vaughan on Joe Gordon’s I easy roller permitted the American | Leaguers to get their second run 1 which put them ahead. 2-1. But DiMaggio’s homer into the left field boxes, near the foul line, in the next frame would have won the game
anyway.
Gordon’s fine play on Vaughan's grounder which he turned into a double play in the sixth, was only one of his fielding contributions. Zinc Millers Win At Crawfonlsvilie COME I P FROM BEHIND IN THE LAST INNING TO TAKE
GAME
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In a soft ball game between the Mills Coalers of Crawfordsville and the local Zinc Mill, played in Crawfordsville yesterday, the Zinc Mill came out on the long end of the score 8 to 4. The Zinc Mill behind 4 to 2 going into the last inning scored six runs J to put the game on ice. Don Grimes J up in the seventh was out on a fly to shortfielder. Lear, next man was j safe on an error by the pitcher: j Hutcheson hit through short putting men on first and second. Junior Grimes hit to right scoring Lear, Hutcheson taking third and Junior Grimes took second on the throw into the infield. Coffman hit scoring I Hutcheson with the tying run; Bundy I grounded out. Hill was walked to fill the bases. F. Grimes got a single scoring his 'brother from third with the winning run: they went ahead to score thiee more runs before the inning was over. The Coalers were taken one, two three, in their half of the seventh.
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TROOP 90 TAKES SCOOTS OF 43,
In a ball game between troop 90 and troop 43 yesterday, the troop 90 scouts came out on top 7-6. This is the third game of the series. The colored scouts of troop 90 have lest but qne of their games that being to Fillmore. In a return game Fillmore was defeated 26-4 The Putnam County Boy Scouts will have the Greencastle Soft Ball diamond every Monday and Friday between the hours of 3 and 6 o’clock.
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—Miscellaneous For delivery now. car genuine Raven Red Ash coal. A. J Duff Phono 317. H*2t. MONEY TO LOAN: I and farms; come in and talk over your needs. H. H. Talbott 16'j N. Jackson. 8-5t. ATTENTION FARMERS Have your welding done at ^c citt’s Franklin St. Garage, Vine anil Franklin St. Good workmanship and fair pr ivs. 20 If I See me at my Bai harbering. all kinds of s<'r, ml hand articles, doors, some 20’ and 24 yciInw poplar lumber 1" thick. John Tharp. 12-lp.
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