Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 9

DECATUR HERALC SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1931 ECATUR HERALD RUTH HITS 600TH HOMER OF MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER IN N. Y. WIN BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley LOU ALSO GETS Small Boy Gains $10 Fortune as Babe Regains Ball Hit For 600th Kylo the Brown mare from the Walter McCord stable at Oak-landon, Indiana Friday paced the fastest mile of the Grand Circuit meeting at Exposition park to win the 2:16 pace. The heat, the final of the race was gone In 2:02. Reece Howe of the R.

II. Keeler stable of Auburn, N. was the pacemaker. CANTWELL WINS OVER IN MOUND DUEL Brave Hurler Gets Strong Support Despite Errors To Beat Bucs old ball, collected the $10 and the new baseball from the Babe, and then paid a brief visit to the press box. Tony was described as "a small lad," because the fellows In the press box forgot to ask him his age.

He said he was "plenty happy," and Babe's broader-than-usual smile didn't Indicate a By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22 Babe Ruth and little Tony Galileo engaged In a business transaction at Sportsman's park Friday, much to the satisfaction of each. The Babe hit the 600th home run of his major league career and was anxious to get the ball, which hit a motor car outside the park. "I'd give a $10 bill and a new ball to get that old one back," the Sultan of Swat announced.

Tony arrived before long with the Any PLAIN GARMENT CLEANED and C.f PRESSED OUC Cash and Carry Only UNITED CLEANERS 748 North Main Street mi'imiMH slat ONE TO WHALE ST. LOUIS, 11-7 Babe Banished in 7th Following Protest Against Kress' Homer HACKS WHIP SOX ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22 Babe started things off again Fiiday when he walloped his 35 home run of the season end the bOCth of his major career in the third against the Browns. The immediately by RACES FASTEST MILE By Associated Press) AURORA', Aug.

22 Myrtle Mc- BERGER HOMERS Thrift Farm Satisfaction TORES (By Associated Press) BOSTON, Aug. 22 The Braves grained an edge In the series with the Pirates by taking the third game, 2 to 1, Friday. Cantwell and Brame Indulged in a pitcher's battle, with Wally Bergcr contributing his 17th home run of the season as a potent factor in the victory. Despite three errors by his teammates, Cantwell was given sensational support. Maranville contributed several fielding features.

The Pirates' lone run was unearned, coming after an error by Freddie Maguire. P1TTSBIT.G1I BOSTOM IPirapffit Slnairiini id rue 4sT Prussia highlands (Genway) ships are Transported over. The MowrAfrts on trucks 34th of the year, put the Yir.V.s on road to an to 7 victory owr t. IOiiis. Tr.e U'ibc left the game in the innir.s by order of Umpire as iii v.

inn he protested that Kali homer had hit tr.e wall instead of going the tv.nis. Gcose Goslin also hnrncr for the Browns. me AB 11 AB 1 LWer.cf 3ANiWALLY MEAN' 5 Twice A VEAti Bimonthly IS V07" TWICE A MONTH IT ONCE EVERY TWo MOrtTriS 4 4 Herfrcr.cf 4 Sheely.lb 3 Spohrer.c 3 2 2 The. 1 1 0 11 1 2 2 4 0 5 0 3 0 2 0 0 1 2 Aii r. 4 4 2 6T.

I.OUI3 AH it 4 12 3 Jensen. If 3 3 4 4 Plet.2b 4 Oraro.c 3 3 Suhr.x 0 Brame.p 4 CAN F.Y ALL DIRECTIONS -UP OR powM- Forwam on. SACK THE SAYINGS STAY AT HOME ,11 Totals 32 1 6 23 I Totals 2S 7 44 Hatted for Thevnow In 9th. "i 5 2 3 4 2 0 II 4 I 4 2 2 1 1 4 112 4 2 13 K.Tr.::.e 4 0 i v. 4 6 114 4 0 2 10 t- 44 4 0 2 5 4 0 12 4 i 1 r.p o- 0 i i 2001 0 0 0 0 0 2 RIGHT Oft LEFT-cc.

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Stolen Spohrer. Plet. Sacriflcii Jer.sen. Grace Urban-sUI, Maeuire. Douhlo plays P.

Waner to Grace: Mairulre. JIaranville to Sheely; Sheely. Maranville to Sheely. Basa on balls or Cantwell 2. Struck out By Brame: Cantwell 1.

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Score: 'AK'IOON powerful hitter especially with hU one at Hantho. ho holed our In one on tt'IIXTF I.ow Willie Low. who wooil. althouch ho is alightly built and tho difficult 240-yard Mil hole at professional at tlie Lakeside Glflweipns but 14')-poundff. Exactly fouriside.

Log Angeles (October 29. 1227). Tigers Down Boston PETnulT. Aug. 22 The Detroit ai led by seven walks and defeated the Boston Ee to 5.

in th? third (jame c' a series Friday. L'hle held the to five hits and one run after RHE .202 012 S12 13 10 8 210 130 12111 12 9 Southpaws May Be Very Funny But Nobody Laughs at Grove North Side South Side see by the papers that Babe Ruth never keeps count of his home runs; never knows whether he's behind or leading Lou Gehrig. Uh-huh, and Mr. Hoover couldn't tell you to save his life how many states there are In the union. Harris, Thomas and Bell; Phares Miller and Maxwell.

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If southpaws are such an irresponsible, scatter-brained, wild and wooly breed, that you can't help placing half a dozen or so of them In your list of Immortal pitchers? Try and make up an all-time list and omit such lefthanders as Eddie Plank, Rube Waddell, Rube Marquard and Her-bie Pennock. It can't be done, that's all. A rt A 3 C.na $1.00 6 23 lb. Fkg. gc 35c 2 35c 12c 13c Bar Next Bar Free Coffee Matches Sai! Salmon Tomatoes Corn Flakes Cocoanut Palm Rose Soap i 42 To'als Clover Farm No.

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buffalo on the rifkel Isn't a buffalo at all but a ring-tailed sloth, we never have doubted the oft-repeated phrase that all southpaw pitchers are crazy. Or looney, as they say In ilayfair. i Trusting as we are, we probably would have gone to our grave believing portsiders weie not responsible had not Kobert Moses Grove and his mighty feats set us a-thinkin'. Thinkin. how, If southpaws are as cuckoo as they are said to be, they still manage to perform such elegant deeds, i It takes plenty of the old savvy to win ball games.

A pitcher may I get by for awhile on nothing but speed and curves but he Isn't going last for long without something up there in the upper Grove, by the way, is perfect proof of this. iWhen he first came up. Grove used i more speed in a day than he does all week now. Yet. despite his blinding ball, he was just an ordinary pitcher.

It wasn't until he got some brains that he became a star. And who Is rash enough to eay i that Grove is crazy, eccentric? Y'ou can't name a Eoy Scout who conducts himself mote properly than does the A's mighty portsider. True, he's silent and glum, but so are Einstein and Coolidge. And 1 fr Monr, in 'i 4. t- Pi i-eririr.

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