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DECATUR SUNDAY HERALD AND REVIEW Sunday, August 11, Discovery Carries 139 Pounds To Victory In New York Race PAGE TWELVE WORKERS IN J0HNS0N-F0R-C0ACH DRIVE AND YOUNGSTERS WHO WIN TRIPS I Heavy Impost Fails to Halt Medivick sjYankees Gain Leader in 0n Tigers, Top yTtf I III Mackmen Twice Handicap Si NEW YORK (AP) Although Arky Vaughan of the Pittsburgh Pirates managed to hold to his bat ting leadership, Joe Medwick, the clubbing outfielder from the St Louis Cardinals, carried off 'just about all of the other slugging Johnny Allen Twirls First Victory, Broaca Turns Back; Athletics in Nightcap. NEW YORK (APJi'-'With-Georiti- honors in 'the National League dur ing the week ending Friday. Medwick. increased his lead in total runs, held to his margin in total hits, took first place in runs batted in and moved into a tie for second place in doubles. Making 24 trips to the plate in Selkirk and Lou Gehrig showing the way, the New: York Yankee pounded out a double victory over the Athletics by the' scores of lg to 7 and .7 to 2 yesterday to.

gain a six games, the hard hitting Cardi nal drove out ten hits to show a half-game on the Tigers, who." whip. gain of three points and end tne pea me vvnne week with a batting average of Vaughan Drops Off Vaughan lost the five points he In the opening game, Selkirk came within one of Jimmy Foxx's gained the previous week, falling off to .396 when he had to be con American League record for runs batted in for "a single game when he sent eight across the plate with two one with the basej tent with nine safe blows in 28 official times at bat. loaded, and a. single. Gehrig, hit The 10 hits gave Medwick a total ting his 19th homer and two singles' drove in five and then drove out a Stand Pat Second and Top Row 3rd; Juveniles Finish in Dead Heat in Other Stake.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. (AP) Alfred Gwynne Van-derbilt's Discovery, fighting a tight" rein and carrying the heavy impost of 139 pounds, came through with his eighth straight victory in taking the Merchants and Citizens handicap yesterday but was forced to share honors with a pair of 2-year-olds as C. V. Whitney's Red Rain and E.

D. Shaffer's Coldstream ran a dead heat in the Saratoga Special sweepstakes. One of the biggest crowds ever to visit the Spa course, estimated at close to 20,000, saw Red Rain and Coldstream come through with the unexpected as they finished the six furlongs in perfect alignment in front of seven other high class juveniles. Is 3-5 Favorite The one and three-sixteenths mile race figured to be Discovery's severest test of the season. He was packing the heaviest weight of his career and giving five worthy opponents plenty of weight.

Despite the fact he was made the 3 to 5 choice to win the purse of $8,250 and increase his earnings for the year to $77,990. With Johnny Bejshak in the saddle, the Vanderbilt ace never left his supporters in doubt, however. He hustled away from the barrier in third position but lost no time of 156 in that department of the game and a lead ffive over Manager Bill Terry, of the Giants, who double and single, in the nightcap 10 account, ior iour more runs. moved into second place by blasting jonnny Allen; coasted to victory in the first for his 11th mound de cision as compared to three defeats 'while Johnny Broaca kept the As out 15 safe blows in eight contests. Medwick also crossed the plate 91 times, increasing his total runs to 91 for a margin of six over Mel Ott, of the Giants, Angle Galan, of the Cubs, and Pepper Martin, the Cardinals third baseman.

eight blows well spaced in the sec ond. Firsi Game Driving five runs across the plate, Philadelphia 020 020 002 7 12 New York 005 340 33x 18 19 Blaeholder, Benton and Berry, Allen vtt Medwick supplanted his teammate, Jimmy Collins, who was idle most of the week, as the leader in runs batted in. He ended the week with Second PHILADELPHIA Gam NEW YORK AB HC Hill. If 0 0 3 1 i 1 o. 1 3 1 2 0 11 1 1 2 3 1 2 5 a total of 87, two more than Wally Berger, of' the Braves, who took over runner-up position by also driving in five tallies.

Among Medwick's assortment of hits were two doubles, which sent him into a tie for second place with Ethan Allen of the Phillies, Moses, rf 4 Cramer, cf 5 Foxx. lb 3 HiBsins. 3b 2 McNair. ss 4 varstl r.2b 4 Richards. 4 Dietrich.p 3 Finney, I Rclfe.

3b Genric. Selkirk.cf Dickey, La7zen.2b Ryan, ss Eroaca, 1 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 I Three-Eye League Averages Including Games of Aug. 7. won trips by their work in' securing votes. On the left is Harry Cook, 1130 South Maf-fit street, who secured 4,506 votes and will see the big game at Soldiers Field the last of the month.

On the right is Edward Skelly, 1186 West Cerro Gordo street, whose 2,377 votes earned him a trip to St. Louis to see a major league ball game. Herald and Review Photo. When it was decided that a campaign to give Leo Johnson head football coach at Millikin university, national recognition in the poll to name the coaches of the All Star college squad should be staged, Ray Meyers (left) and Hubert Mills (right) assumed the task of keeping the records on the great influx of votes that were reported day by day; In the center are the two youngsters who Totals 35 2 8 38 Totals 31 7 10 St x-Batted for Dietrich in 9th. asserting his superiority.

Taking a TEAM BATTING with 33 each and five less than Bill Herman of the Cubs. Herman went Medwick one better by getting three two baggers to hold his Philadelphia- 000 000 020 3 New York 200 020 21X1 two-length lead over E. F. Seagram's Stand Pat around the clubhouse turn, he merely galloped along in front the remainder of the G. AB.

R. H. TB. 2B 3B HR SH SB BB SO Pet Fort Wayne .36 1264 222 385 557 65 19 23 7 10 102 168 .305 Springfield ...36 1287 245 378 522 71 14 15 16 39 123 194 .294 Bloomington ..35 1209 214 347 550 55 29 30 23 39 107 151 .287 Decatur 36 1258 208 355 513 57 34 11 25 23 105 173 .282 Terre Haute ..36 1228 174 340 492 66 22 14 7 16 113 212 .277 Peoria ..35 1156 172 314 498 60 17 30 17 27' 94 202 .272 Errors Chapman 2. Ryan.

Johnson. Two base hits Dietrich. Gehrig. Thret bas hit Ryan. Double plays Rvan Lazzeri to Gehric: Foxx to McNair to Foxx.

Base on balls Dietrich 6. Broact 4. Strikeouts Dietrich 4. Broaca 4. Ott Homer Leader Ival Goodman of the Reds add distance.

Stand Pat was two lengths back at the finish while A. A. Baroni's Top Row, the 6 to 1 ed another triple to close out the week with 13 and lead of two over Big Money Now Being Bet second choice was slow get- TEAM FIELDING Gus Suhr of the Pirates. Berger out-clouted Ott in the matter of Brownies Rally to Trip Cleveland I ST. LOUIS (AP) Ray Peppers On Big League Flag Races Fort Wayne home runs, getting two to the Giants' outfielder's none but ended ting underway, was another three lengths to the rear.

Discovery ran the distance in 1:57 2-5, two and two-fifths seconds slower than his own world's record NEW YORK (UP) If you think I W. L. T. DP TP PB PO A Pet. 20 15 1 16 0 4 919 372 35 .974 19 17 0 39 0 6 938 382 52 .962 13 22 1 21 0 3 909 394 61 .955 15 21 0 25 9 2 925 357 72 .947 15 20 0 22 0 1 878 320 70 .945 24 11 0 23 0 5 928 415 79 .944 tenth inning single scoring Juliu! up one short of a tie 24, to 23.

Martin, of the Cardinals, remained League Odds Decatur Peoria Solters gave the Browns a 6 to 8 for the route and one and four- the ranking base stealer with 15. victory over Cleveland yesterday after they overcame a two-run In Terry's hitting spree moved the New Yorkers' boss up six points and dian lead to knot the count in the fifths seconds behind Sir Barton's track mark made under 133 pounds Both Close Fast -Unlike Discovery, both Red Rain INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS (Including All Players Participating in Ten or More Games Except into fourth place with .343 while ninth. NEW YORK (UP) The latest odds on the major league pennant races quoted by Jack Doyle and the original quotations last spring follows: American League Gabby Hartnett, of the Cubs, re Earl Averill put the Indians placed Jimmy Bucher in theird ahead 5 to 2 in the first half of the and Coldstream came from off the Laabs Ft. W. place with an average of .347 de Pos.

G. 62 70 84 pace in their dead heat. With Mrs. VCobb, Ft. W.

spite -the fact that he was idle all Dodge Sloane's Delphinium wing August April 9-5 Outlaw, Dec. Skoffic, Blm. H.Martin, Blm, 86 84 week. Bucher fell to fifth with .331. Then came Ott with .328.

John Moore, Phillies, Hank Leiber, eighth with a long home run with Pearson and Galatzer on base. In their half the Browns scored ones and in the ninth Harland Clift bounced another homer to the left field bleachers and scored behind Ralston Hemsley to tie Cleveland. 86. Croucher, Spg. Giants, Martin, Cardinals, .322, and Forest Jensen, Pirates, .319.

The latter was the only new member, replacing Herman, of the Cubs. The Indians went scoreless in ths Two of the Giants' hurlers con tenth. Solters, first St. Louis batter up, doubled safely, and a few sec Detroit 1-3 New York 2-1 Chicago 6-1 Boston 15-1 Cleveland 30-1 Philadelphia 50-1 Washington 100-1 St. Louis 1000-1 National League New York 1-2 St.

Louis 2-1 Chicago 3-1 Pittsburgh 10-1 Brooklyn 50-1 Cincinnati 50-1 Philadelphia 50-1 Boston 1000-1 11-5 100-1 9-2 11-5 20-1 20-1 30-1 9-5 8-5 6-1 5-1 20-1 100-1 50-1 20-1 onds later came in with the win tinued to show the way to the moundsmen. Castleman picked up another victory for a record of 11-2 while Hal Schumacher won one and dropped one for 16-6. ing along in front, Coldstream, guided by Eddie Arcano, headed into the stretch in third place, a length in front of Red Rain, winner of the flash stakes which had Sonny Workman in the saddle. The pair staged a bitter duel through the stretch but neither could gain an advantage. They sped past the judges taking stride two lengths In front of E.

R. Bradley's Bien Jolie. Delphinium weakened in the final drive but managed to defeat Marshall Field's Hintagel. the 16 to 5 choice as the result of finishing second in the Arlington Futurity." Both Red Rain and Coldstream were held at 5 to 1 while the purse of $7,250 was split and two gold cups awarded. Hitters Close in on Vosmik Eleven Batsmen Definitely in American Slugging; Race.

CHICAGO (AP) One of the closest races in years is in prospect for the American League batting championship for 1935. Unofficial averages through Friday, disclosed that 11 batsmen were definitely in the race. Their averages ranging from .345 to .323, a difference of only 23 points. Vosmik At .346 Joe Vosmik's average slipped eight more points during the past week to .346 but the Cleveland outfielder held the lead by a two point margin over Hank Greenberg of Detroit, who became the new scoring leader of the league, in addition to his leadershipsduring the week. Greenberg displaced his teammates, Charlie Gehringer, as the leading scorer -with 91 runs.

He also leads in five other batting departments as follows: Home runs, 31; runs batted in, 130; most hits, 147; total bases, 298; two base hits, 36. Vosmik' led in triples with 14, while Bill Werber of the Red Sox topped the circuit in stolen bases with 25. Batting Leaders Other batting leaders were: Myer. Washington, Cramer, Philadelphia, .336. Moses, Philadelphia, Fox, Detroit.

Campbell, Cleveland, Gehringer, Detroit, Solters, St. Louis, Foxx, Philadelphia, Cochrane, Detroit, .323. Detroit retained its lead in both team batting and fielding with un ning run whr Pepper, who batted for Ed Colenjkii in the eighth, singled. Coleman? knocked his 12th circuit blow 1- of the season in the fourth inning." Vandalia Softball. ST.

LOUIS CLEVELAND AB AB 1 2 Galatz r.rf 4 Lary. ss 4 Averill. cf Vosmik. If Trosky. lb Hale.

3b 0 I 3 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 2 2 0 5 1 I Hushes, ss 4 Burns, lb 5 Solters.lf 5 Coleman. rf 3 Pepper, rf 3 West, cf 4 Hemsley.e 3 Clift. 3b 3 Carey. 2b 3 Andrews, 4 Berger, 2b 2 0 1 5 0 13 1 4 0 5 0 6 2 3 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Phillips, 4 Pearson, 2 0 1 Brown, 0 Local Standings I Play Opens Mondaj' VANDALIA This city will be one of the first to open district play in the Amateur Softball Association of America tournaments being held over the state this month in the drive to crown the downstate champion to represent Illinois in the national meet at Chicago Sept. 7-8-9.

Monday night the Blom's of this city meet the Greenville CCC camp team at 8 p. m. followed by the Assumption Boosters and Hillsboro game. On Tuesday night the Vandalia Merchants and the Brown Shoe Co. team of Salem clash in the opening contest while the AB TB 2B 3B HR SH SB RBI Pet 262 71 112 206 18 8 20 0 2 82 .427 274 65 103 164 20 10 7 1 10 63 .376 329 82 119 185 20 17 4 4 15 55 .362 345 71 122 203 18 12 13 3 15 65 .354 329 83 114 174 18 12 6 4 23 39 .347 320 68 111 152 15 1 8 5 4 46 .347 90 11 31 52 7 1 4 1 2 3 .344 340 64 117 166 14 7 7 9 9 71 .343 325 72 110 179 20 8 11 4 11 63 .338 332 78 111 200 21 16 12 8 21 67 .334 114 21 38 64 9 4 3 1 6 9 .333 75 11 25 31 2 2 0 1 2 4 .333 284 36 94 147 20 9 5 4 3 47 .331 279 56 92 169 25 8 12 1 7 59 .330 345 74 113 154 27 4 2 3 2 30 .328 163 29 53 71 11 2 1 0 2- 29 .325 37 812 20 012231 .324 31 5 10 16 2 2 0 0 0 3 .323 95 9-30 42 7 1 1 0 1 16 .316 51 8 16 19 1 1 0 1 0 3 .314 342 73 107 160 24 4 7 6 7 38 .313 224 37 69 107 12 4 6 0 1 27 .308 388 85 119 144 18 2 1 1 11 38 .307 92 17 28 44 5 4 1 2 0 8 .304 33' 0 10 14 2 1 0 1 0 4 .303 63 9 19 30 3 1 2 1 4 3 .302 322 58 97 160 14 14 7 0 7 59 .301 338 49 101 122 17 2 0 7 13 39 .299 326 41 96 134 19 5 3 4 7 38 .294 304 49 89 137 10 7 8 3 50 .293 353 80 102 136 24 2 2 5 14 39 .289 320 54 92 132 20 1 6 2 8 47 .288 312 63 90 150 15 6 11 3 14 32 .288 73 7 21 30 4 1 1 1 0 1 .288 174 41 50 63 11 1 0 4 8 8 .287 339 67 9" 141 15 7 5 4 10 36 .286 49 7 14 18 4 0 0 1 1 2 .286 319 59 91 140 11 1 12 2 16 65 .285 255 39 72 101 13 5 2 8 5 19 .282 43 3 12 12 00040-9 .279 340 56 94 149 12 8 9 3 6 41 .277 388 72 107 135 16 3 2 3 8 32 .276 87 13 24 37 4 3 1 2 0 14 .276 29 4 8 11 0 0 1 0 2 3 .276 51 3 14 15 1 0 0 1 0 3 .275 306 56 84 134 19 8 5 6 7 50 .274 363 70 99 135 11 11 1 7 10 28 .273 33 6 9 14 12 0001 .273 299 42 80 111 14 4 3 5 5 46 .268 177 16 47 58 11 0 0 2 1 23 .266 201 35 53 85 9 4 5 2 3 24 .264 252 35 66 100 13 3 5 0 2 37 .262 58 4 15 19 4 0 0 0 1 7 .259 58 12 15 22 1 0 2 3 1 6 .259 249 37 64 87 15 4 0 2 4 27 .257 196 18 50 68 9 0 3 1 3 27 .255 224 42 57 104 15 4 8 1 6 23 .254 27 2 7 81 0 0 0 0 2 .250 189 24 47 66 8 1 3 2 2 20 .249 57 12 14 27 2 1 3 0 0 7 .246 234 25 57 71 4 2 2 0 0 30 .244 45 4 11 12 1 0 0 1 2 4 .244 44 9 10 11 1 0 0 0 0 1 .227 61 6 13 17 1 0 1 1 0 0 ,213 Totals 37 S39 Totals 30 11 41 x-None out when winning run scored.

the Detroit Tigers are going to win the American league pennant and want to gamble on it, you have to put $3 to win in Jack Doyle's book at 42nd and Broa'dway. If you believe the New York Giants will be the other team in the world series, you have to wager $2 to win a $1. A lot of people think it's just like picking money up in the street to be on the Tigers and Giants at these prices because Doyle reports a heavy play on the two favorites. "The big money is now beginning to come in," said Doyle. "Most of the early season bets were chicken feed compared to some of the play I've been getting lately." National Hot Race Doyle-, who has been taking bets or.

baseball for more than 20 years, thinks the National league race is going to be one of the hottest finishes ever. He quotes 2-1 against the Cardinals winning, and 3-1 against the Cubs. "They are so close in that league that I change' my odds from day to day," commentedl.Doyle. "I'm getting a lot of bets by mail from the West on the Cards and Cubs. Some of these bettors have dated their letters a day or two ahead to try to take advantage a better price." The partly-bald, Irish betting commissioner quotes a complete line on all clubs in both leagues, but says the betting is-on only five or six teams.

His price' against the Boston Braves, last in the National is 1000-1. No Play on Braves "The Braves are- really a million to one said DoyleV "rather than the 1000-1 I quote but nobody would be crazy enough to bet on them at. any price. I never make a price on the Braves but what I think of the 1914 team which rose from the cellar to win the world's championship. I had just started out betting on baseball then and I took about $300 at odds of 1000-1 before the season started.

When they started their sensational climb in July I got worried. "A few nights later I was dining with Arnold Rothstein and happened to mention I was holding the Boston bets. had made a lot of money at the racetrack by buying up long shot bets which the bookies didn't want to handle I was short of cash, so I told Rothstein: Til sell those bets for Quick Sale "Rothstein aid, so I turned over $200 to him and kept the other $100. At that time the Braves Cleveland 200 000 030 0 St. Louis 000 200 012 1 Mc Adams, Peo.

35 Tiemann, Dec 86 Cullenbine, Spg. 85 Morgan, Blm of 86 Skaff, Peo 3b 28 Johnson. T. H. 19 Knox, Dec 83 Callahan, Ft.

W. 67 Leonard, Ft. W. 79 Vusick, Ft. W.

43 Herman, Blm. 12 Chamberlin, T. H. 15 Perkins. Ft.

W. 25 Tresh, Spg. of 15 Stein. Blm 2b 85 Harris. T.

of 66 Walters, Spg lb 89 Werk, D-c 39 Burwell, T. 21 Bertram, Peo. ss 17 Newman. T. H.

86 Brown, Spg. ss 84 Klores, Peo of 86 Lahman, Dec. 86 Batterson, Spg. 86 Kahle, T. 2b 87 Jabb, Peo 77 Marshall.

Peo. 17 Harrell, Dec 2b 44 Olm. T. of 87 Hunt. Spg p-of 16 Holliday, Spg.

83 Anderson, Peo. 71 Jarrett. Spg. 20 Rhein, T. 2b 87 Massman.

Ft. W. ss 89 Macon. Blm 42 Arnold. Ft.

W. 13 Krist, Blm 22 Bach. Dec of 81 Marshall, Dec 86 Lacey, Spg 21 P. Cher'ko, Blm. 81 Wattier, Ft.

W. 47 Moss, T. 3b 55 O'Con'ell, T. H. of-lb 70 Vistart, Dec 28 G.

Cher'ko, Blm. 3b 19 Neisler. Spg 72 Vettorel, T. H. 60 Scott.

Peo. 64 Cuellar. Dec 16 Seebold. Peo. 69 Trout, T.

26 Shatzer. T. 67 K.Martin, Dec. 12 Wrobke. Dec 23 lntlekofer, Dec 24 Errors Beraer.

Two base hits Solters. Gar Wood Jr. Upsets in Outboard Regatta BOSTON (AP) Bucking the choppy waters of the Charles river, leading eastern outboard motor pilots yesterday provided plenty of spills and thrills In the opening events of the central New England regatta association regatta. Gar Wood, son of the Detroit speed champion, dived into the river when his class A boat was overturned. He escaped injury, as did James C.

Mullen of Richmond, who suffered a similar accident. River police rescued Mullen as his boat, the engine still running, circled about him for several minutes before it plunged into the stone wall on the Cambridge side and sank. Bob Driscoll, from Victoria, B. came to grief in the same race when his craft struck a piece of Three base hit Averill. Home runs Cole man.

Ai'erill. Clift. Double nlavs Pear CITY BASEBALL South Side 41 -jor. xStaleys 31 xxWaterworks Prede Chev 23 00 xSt. James 13 .250 xxCamp Macon 1 3 .230 Unfinished name to be Played off Tuesday.

Aua. 13. If Staleys win they will play South Side for second half flaa. Thursday. Aua.

15. If South Side wins play off. three aame title series with Staleys will begin Tuesday. Aun. 20.

xxTie a-ames. son. Hushes and Trcskv: Bercer and Trosky. Bases on balls Pearson 3. Stew art l.

Andrews 1. Strikeouts Pearson 2. Stewart 1, Andrews 5. Losing Shell's of Greenville and the Ire HOME RUN LEADERS land-Thornton team of Decatur wind up the first round games. Winners of the first two nights Greenberg.

Tigers 1 Ott. Giants 24 Berger, Braves 24 Johnson, Athletics 21 Camilli, Phillies 21 BUSINESS MEN'S SOFTBALL 'Second Round Jr. A. of C. 30 Y.

M. A. lO Optimises 1 0 lvertown 1 Heraid-Review 0 1 Lions 02 1.00(, 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 official averages of .293 and .981, respectively. Johnny Allen of the Yankees didn't get into action during the BASEBALL 72 03 meet Wednesday night with the championship tilt to be played Thursday. The Vandalia district champion and the champions from East St Louis, Peoria, Springfield, Macomb, Danville and Streator make the trips to Peoria with all expenses paid to battle it out for the state championship on Sept 1 and 2.

past week, but he took the pitch PLAYGROUND Lincoln Hawks RocseveH Cubs John Hill All Stars I incoln Peacocks Torrence Aces Western Wonders .778 .556 .500 .444 .000 MEISTER BRAU (THE BEER) Here in Bottles Only P. D. Produce Co. PHONE 4115 ing lead with his record of 10 victories and only three defeats, replacing Ted Lyons of the White CLINTON ACES HERE The Clinton Aces will play the Decatur-Post Office nine here today at Torrence park, the game star ting, at 2:30 p. m.

Sox, who lost two in a row for a record of 12 and 5. Eldon Auker of Detroit slipped into second with 10 and 4, the same as a week ago. PLAYOFF 41 ....41 14 0 JVNIOR SOFTBALL Jasper Jrs Torrence Wild Cats Push Slugxers Hill -Irs. Lincoln Cubs Fail-view Blues .800 .400 .200 Tommy Bridges of the Tigers led in strikeouts with 106. FIRST PLACE PLAYOFF Men 'sy Torrence Wild Cats vs.

PuKh and ijost! only S200 and he seemed happy about it. That's the last time eVer passed on a baseball bet iow I make my book so it balances and I don't stand to take a big licking like I would have on the Brives of 1914." PITCHERS' RECORDS. T'icsday Push Sluggers vs. Jasper Jrs. Wednesday Jasper Jrs.

vs. Torrence Wild cats. All games at Johns Hill start at 9:30 a m. Big August Special! GIRLS SOFTBALL Jasper ....7 0 Lincoln 5 1 John Hill 42 Nelson 4 3 Torrence ...3 4 South Side 3 4 Ncrth Side 1 Puch 07 1.000 .833 .568 .432 .432 .142 .000 ere around lourth place. I told- For Pleasure Cars Taylorville Football Schedule Is Announced TAYLORVILLE Coach Harold Johnson announced the schedule of games for the Taylorville high school grid team Friday, pointing out that the eleven games contracted constitute the heaviest schedule in the history of the school.

Dates are as follows: Sept. 13 St. James, Springfield. Sept. 20 Clinton at Taylorville.

Sept. 27 Bement at Taylorville. 4 Auburn at Taylorville. Oct. 11 Feitshans at Taylorville.

Oct 19 Hillsboro at Hillsboro. Oct. 25 Nokomis at Taylorville. Nov. 1 Gillespie at Taylorville.

Nov. 8 Assumption at Assumption. Nov. 11 Pana at Pana. Nov 16 Mt.

Olive at Mt. Olive. SOFTBALL MORNING .833 WEDNESDAY To-rence A. C. Fairview Cubs North Side Great States 42 33 .0 .667 .000 BRAKES G.

W. L. Pet. IP BB 'SO HB Grimes. Blm 14 8 2 .800 77 69 23 16 35 2 Smoll.

Spg 21 10 3 .769 118 109 47 53 73 0 Curlee. Blm 14 6 2 .750 60 86 46 22 21 1 French, Spg 30 13 5 .722 161 134 62 50 105 14 Macon. Blm 24 15 6 .714 158 138 59 60 106 6 Cox, Blm 23 8 4 .667 119 144 80 58 71 1 lntlekofer, Dec. 23 13 8 .619 156 166 76 37 59 4 Sherer, Blm 23 9 6 .600 116 114 61 51 67 2 Krist, Blm 21 7 5 .583 121 138 58 38 45 0 Trout. T.

21 8 6 .571 119 126 84 58 95 6 Joe Masters, Dec. 16 4 3 .571 76 88 59 52 51 4 Jarrett, Spg 20 9 7 .563 110 96 50 20 45 4 Evans, Dec 20 10 8 .556 152 173 95 37 99 1 Werk, Dec 26 10 8 .556 132 153 66 29 93 0 Terry. T. 23 11 10 .524 164 191 102 71 98 6 Duzick, Ft. W.

23 9 9 .500 135 156 93 56 58 1 Wrobke, Dec 21 5 5 J00 112 129 66 49 72 1 Monroe. Peo 18 5 5 .500 89 102 77 29 62 6 Hanisko. Spg. 19 5 5 .500 85 88 58 39 42 6 Lacey, Spg 16 4 4 .500 79 79 57 56 49 3 Bradley, Spg 15 4 4 .500 64 98 63 33 27 2 Burwell. T.

H. 14 3 3 .500 65 69 35 14 29 0 Hazel, T. 6 2 2 .500 37 54 23 5 29 1 Lee. Spg 4 1 1 .500 21 25 12 6 4 0 McDonald. T.

5 1 1 .500 20 22 13 8 10 0 Hunt. Spg 3 1 1 .500 17 22 13 8 12 0 Stoops, Ft. W. 27 8 9 .471 147 195 102 36 77 4 Buchanan. Ft.

W. 19 8 9 .471 126 157 73 48 49 2 N. Masters, Ft. W. 23 4 5 .444 87 106 74 35 49 1 Schremser, Ft, W.

15 3 4 .429 74 105 54 25 47 2 Cue'lar. Dec 16 6 .333 73 93 62 19 37 1 Gastinau, Dec. .412 -3S 24 28 18 5 9 2 3 7 7 2 4 13 2 3 3 9 9 0 2 1 6 4 2 3 7 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 4 7 0 2 4 0 1 Labor Only JASPEP DAP'S LEAGUE 'Second Round) Nelson 10 Jasper Par. 10 D-ds ...10 Johns I1 ,01 Relined and adjusted with special Brake Gauges, insuring positive action 1.000 COO .000 totnstein Id give him. the names and addresses of the people who wagered on the Braves anytime he wanted to pay off.

Arnold laughed at me, thinking the Braves would soon blow. "The Braves kept coming and pretty soon Rothstein came around for the addresses and wrote all the bettors offering to settle at 10-1. The Braves still hadn't hit the top but everyone' except some guy in Boston sold out at 10-1. He hung on and collected $1,000 on a dollar bet. Not long ago that fellow came into by billiard parlor and told me how he had beaten me out of $1,000, and said he was sorry I had to pay off so much dough.

I told him I sold out to Rothstein WINNERS OF CHAMPIONSHIPS Senior Softball Jr. Monarchs (Tor-rancei: midget seftball Puah: ball Jasper: Wednesday morning softball Tcrrtnce A. C. We Use Only Genuine Chevrolet Lining and Include a FREE ADJUSTMENT With Every Reline Job. Frede Chevrolet Co.

East Eldorado -at Franklin Street NOW LOOK! Just take a' lcok at your wrecked and twisted Fender after WE have ironed-out elverr trace of damage. You'll hardly believe! "It's new:" rou'U sar. 7 And. good-as-new it will be, in fct in bardlT any time and at cost so low aa to provide ireend surprise! LANDHOLT'S 745 East PrlairiK Phone 2-1582 SOUTH SIDE AWAY The South Side baseball team will go to Bruce this afternoon for a game with the Bruce Sluggers at 2:15 p. m.

Junior Thompson and Cottrell will form the Decatur TENNIS CHAMPIOS Sr. boys' singles R. Kalins 'Torrencel. S'. boys' dcubief Shay-Wilkins iFair-rewi.

Jr. boys' singles T. Allsup iPairnewi. Jr. boys' doubles Allsup-LIoyd iPair-Tietv.

Girls' Singles Pugb. Girii' doubles Altken-Casey (Push). i A.