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Sensational Show Down Plan
WINS THOUSANDS TO DODGE OVERNIGHT!
Can you imagine a car that sells it
‘self —and doubles its sales in city
after city—in the face of today’s stiff
competition?
. That’s what the new Dodge is do
“ing. Winning thousands of new
‘owners, by laying its cards on the
_table. Asking any other car in the
low price field to match it on the
open road, in traffic, and up hills.
Isn’t this the way an automobile
should be bought? On merit alone!
Don’t you want to buy a car on what
it actually does in your own hands?
Why gamble on words?
Accept Dodge’s Challenge
Go to your nearest Dodge dealer and
ask for the “Show-Down” plan and
‘scorz-card: Then go out and try to
ma¥ke any competitor’s car do what
‘the big new Dodge Six does soeasily.
% if it can stay anywhere near the
i on a hill. Try to make it ride
: fas smoothly, even over rough
_estroads. Try to make it flash ahead
~ in traffic, the way the Dodge does,
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BABE RUTH HITS THREE HOME RUNS |
IN YANKEE-WHITE SOX GAME SUNDAY
Ruth's Comeback Ties
Him With Gehrig. For
League Leadership.
By HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
{Associnted Fiess Sports Writer) |
Jus Ibout every time the fans
stery sayving that Babe Ruth isi
t gh” ap las:, basecball's great;
qeesr and great showman Ssteps
ut and shows them there's life
¥ ¢ old hoss yel i
Tie Babe has been a wide open;
tare his season with his extrai
d of we.ght and years and with|
the o.d spring and speed visibly
issing And when the Yankees:
ame back from their weste n trip|
with Ruth's home run tofal just!
where it wasz wnaen they left, at|
tive, the rumors eame thick and |
Ruth made his reply .\'undul‘\'
when more than 50,000 fans were|
ou: @ the Yankee stadium 10 see|
i thremselves, He clouted three!
homers, hit a single that led to an-|
ther impottant run and personally |
i¢d the Yanks to a double victory
over the Ciicago White Sox that!
assured them of holding the Am-~|
¢rican League lead for a while|
longer at least. '
The scores were 2 to 1 and 9
to 7. Ruth’s contribution was to}
sock a homer in the first inning of‘*
ihe opener, singled in the sixth and
score the winning run and then tol
paste the offerings %of Milton
Gaston and Red Faber for circuit!
hlows eight and nine in the sec-i
ond clash. ‘The total of the nine
tied him with Lou Gehrig for thel
American Aeague lead. The double
defeat dropped the pale hose down
into fifth piace, a half game be
hind the Philadelphia Athletics|
and Cleveland Indians, who gain-!
ed a virtual tie for third, even|
though the A’s lost to Washing
ton and the Indians broke even
with the Boston Red Sox.
The gecond place Senators pasted
Rube Walberg for six hits and four
runs in the eighth to beat Phila
delphia 7-4. Cleveland = climbe
out of the second divislon by
pounding out an 11-2 victory after,
Bob Weiland's six hit pitching had
enahled the tail enders to beat
Oral Hildebrand 5-2 in the%fitl
game. After five hitless innings
the, §§ Leuis . Browns landed -on
Elon Hogsett for fouyr runs and de
feated Detroit 53, B
: The St. Louis Cardinals climb
ered into second place in the Na
tional league by sweeping a double
header with the Phillies, 8-7 and
5-3.
Brooklyn's Dodgers knocked their
neighbors, the New York Giants,
out of second place and gained
sixth for themselvess with a 5-4
victory when they piled up enough
runs off Carl Hubbell in the:early
frames to withstand a four run
Giant. rally in the eighth, :
The champion Chicago Cubs
at the slightest touch on the pedal.
Or stop nearly so quickly, so surely
as the Dodge with its remarkably
sife hydraulic brakes. Check Dodge’s
many engineering advantages, point
by point. Calculate the plus value
they give you on a showdown basis.
Yes, be the judge yourself. Keepin
mind the utter smartness of Dodge’s
modern lines. The beautifully tai-
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: "I'm skeptical about'sales
talk. That's why the Show-
Down Plan won .me. It's all
facts, not claims,” says €.
Laenhardt.
J. SWANTON IVY, INC., 127 BROAD STREET
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE i
The Standings i
CLUBS— W.. L. Pet.|
New Orileans ...+ «s.: 32 18 640
Memphis .. . cesane 29 17 .68
Birmingham' .. .....s 27 21 568}
Nashvitle 0. 4 800 2081 o 0
Ablantd . . v i Rt .478%
Chattanooga .... .... 2126 407}
FRER Rotll . U 0 338
Enakville 5 .00 14 780 318
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Sunday's Results !
Atlanta 4-3: Memphis 5-3. !
Birmingham 8-2; Nashville 7-3, |
Chattancoga 6-5; New urlmmsl
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Knoxyille 4-0; Little-rßock 5-2. t
AMERICAN LEAGUE :
The Standings :
CLUBS— , . w. L Pct.!
NG YOrR «oo visaives 88 10 MOT
Washington .... .. .. 23 16 .59()*
Philadelphia .... .... 19716 .543/
Shieland . . e 803
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POl . e e B 8 80D
@t Toule ... ... 0 20 880
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Sunday’s Results
Philadelphia 4; Washington 7.
Chicago 1-7; New York 2-9.
Cleveland 2-11; Boston 5-2.
St, Louis 5; Detroit 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Standings
CLUBS— W. L. Pdt.
Pittahurgh. .. . 4.0 48 18 BBE
B AFous .ov i 2038 000
Now York .. v.vivior 28 15 501
Ohleawo ) i o 0210 Toes
Cinginnett .5 .0 . i 9810 TG
Brookiyn .. .. oo N 1 AR
BOSTON .. L e I 8 e
Philadelphia .. .. ...13 27 .325
Sunday’s Results 4
Pittshurgh 4-0; Cineinnati 2-4.
Philadelphia 7-3; St. Louis 8-5
New York 4; Brooklyn 5.
Boston 1-2; Chicago 5-3. :
There are over 2,000,000,000
people in the world, according to
estimates based on the 1930 cen
sus,
moved up another notch, beating
the Boston Braves twice, 5-1 and
3-2 to run their winning streak
lto five straight games and tle‘
[,Cincinnati for fourth. place,
"The Reds gained an even break
)with the pace setting Plttsburghl
I('lub when Eppa Rixey, an old Pi-
Irate “4inx"” pitched five hit ball
to win the second game 4-0 after
the Bucs had bunched their blows
off Red Lucas to win the opener
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loredinteriors, Its big 115-inch wheel
base with exceptionally roomy body.
Save Money With A Dodge !
Compare the 7 big ways Dodge saves
you money. These alone mean from
SSO to SIOO extra savings on running
expense. Then. you'll wonder how
anyone can be satisfied withany other
car, at anywhere near Dodge’s amaz»
ing low price. Only a few dollars
more than the lowest price cars!
Your present. car will probably
make the full down payment on a big,
new Dodge Six. You, too, may be
surprised to find that the low monthly
payments on a thrilling- new Dodge
‘Six are actually less than many now
spend on upkeep and repairs for
their old cars!
Drive thenew Dodge today. Dodge
wants you to try it on this ‘“Show-
Down” basis. Even if you don’t in
tend to buy, Dodge wants you to have
the “Show-Down” score card—the
new aid in judging real motor car
valde. See your nearest Dodge dealer.
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
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Dempsey Predicts
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K. O. Fdllowing
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Fight With Baer
By EDWARD J. NEIL
Associzted Press Sports Writer
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J—Down
deep inside, where private opin
ions are locked Aagainst expression
Jack Dempsey has formed a firm
conviction as to tbhe winner of the
fifteen round bout he is promoting
June 8 between Mae Baer and
Max Schmeling in the Yankee sta
dium,
He, of all persgons, should know.
He has completed one of the most
interesting ballyhoo stunts boxing
ever has seen. In two successive
days, Saturday and Sunday, the
former champion, fat, near forty,
and absolutely out .of condition,
has boxed one round with each of
the men he has hired to duel in
the first major heavy-w'éight bat
tle of the outdoor séason, his met
ropolitd¥t “@&huy as.. a _big league
promoter., . g
“‘Some ,one,” said;Dempsey Mon
day as he went baek to this job of
promoting, “will get knocked out
a week from Thursday night. Tt
will happen between the tenth and
the fifteenth round. I've got my
own ideas. But I can't tell you. *1
may want to use hoth these fight
ers again.”
“But 1 know this. Baeér hurt me
Sunday with a left hook to the
stomach, knocked the wind out of
me T only bgged two minutes
with him. And the day before,
when I boxed three minutes with
Schmeling, he didn’t ‘hurt e it
all. T was sick' that ddy. Sun-
day I felt great.” !
Certain deductions, of course,
can be made on that basis. But
Dempsey refuses t 0 make them
himself. Promoters, it seems, can't
have preference among their hire.
lings.
Dempsey worked out with the
210 pound Baer Sunday before a
crowd of 2,000 on the same amuse
ment field where he trained for
Georges Carpentier twelve years
ago.
Harried by the job of promotion,
getting only a couple of hLours
sleep nightly, scurrying around to
benefts and social gathevings, liv
ing mostly on black coffée, Demp
sey, despite. his lack of condition.
fought Schmeling on even terms
for one round Saturday and Sun
day gave Baer a trouncing. He
beat the clowning Californian with
left hooks to the head for a min
ute and a half without a return,
then took a left to the hody that
brought him willingly to the end
of a two minute workout,
Dixie Net Tourney :
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. Begins At Memphis;
Draws Many Stars
MEMPHIS, TENN.—®P)— The
nation’s newest tennis tournament
the Dixie Invitation, gpened here
Monday with the most brilliant
field ever assembled in the South,
Some internationally - known
players were here, Cief among
them was ellsworth Vines, Cap
tain of the United States Davis
cup team. He was seeded No, 1.
The three members: of the Ar.
gentina Davis Cub team, Andrianc
Zappa, Hectér Caitaruzza and!
Adelman KEcheverria, also * wer'f'l
scheduled for plu_\', as was Dixie’s
diminutative ' Cliff Suttér of New
Crleans, southern champion and
seeded~ No. 2 player.
Other seeded players ‘were’ Sid
ney Wood of New York, fourtk
ranking player in the national list
and seeded No. 3 and George Lott
of Chicago, national clay courts
champion, Seeded No. 4. Two oth
er southern players made the seed
ed list —Bryan Grant of Atlanta
No, 5, and Robert (lefty) Bryan of
Chattanooga, No, 8. Sixjh "place
went to Berkley Bell of New York
and seventh to Captain Zappa of
the Argentina team,
The Great Guddha at Kamakura,
Japan, wears 830 ecurls upon his
majestic head; = these curls, ac
cording to legend, represent snails
which noce ecrawled upon the ‘orig
inal delty to shelter his bald heagl
from the sun, ; i i
Citizens Pharmacy,
Cody David *o Play
For Second Position
Tied for second place in the Dia
mond Ball league, -the - Citizens
Pharmacy and Cody David's. Cow
boys will clash on Dudley field
Tuesday afterncon at 6:30 o'clock.
Other games of the league Tues
day will find the Athens Manu
facturing company playing the Op
portunity school on the Athens
Manufacturing field, and Young
Harris playing the Banner-Heérald
on the High school field
There is only one ship in Ecua
dor's navy; five in Mexico’s, and
14 in Peru’s.
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R.O.T.C. CAMPS WILL |
| BE HELD THIS YEA§;:
| TO KEEP UNITS, ALSO
[ R. O. T. C. camps will be held |
{this summer, it was learned to-l
;d:x.\' ..It was reported for some timel‘
jthat the War devartment \\'usi
| considering abandonment of thel
camps this year, but it has finally |
'de('i(led to go ahead and hold thel
lcamps. {
g The army posts are filled with|
|the Conservation Corps members |
land the camps will not be hvldj
|there. The places for the camps |
'lell be selected later. I
| It is also learned here that the |
| High School R. O. T. C. \mit.\;g
will not be abolished for another |
Ig\'ear at least. i
lForty-Two Cars |
" Enter Speedway
3T K ks |
| Classic Tuesday
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| INDIANAPOLIS—(®)—Forty two,
‘nf the fastest race cars in America
~\1(;1)(1&)‘ were groomed for -the
istart of the 500-mile speedway |
iclassic here Tuesday, but another,|
'lhu ill-fated machine which roared |
jover the wall at a turn Sunday|]
{was a burned wreck, and the two|
men who rode it were dead. ’I
l Victims of the first fatal ao«.-i-f
;dent. on the treacherous 2 1-2 mile|
:I;ri('k c™grge this year,. the rleadl
were William Denver of Auduhon,l
I]':{., driver, and Bob Hurst, 'ln(]l-}
{anapolis, riding meéchanie. They
|were tossed clear when their carl
lthe same one in which Al Aspen
sos Philadelphia escaped serious in
liury after a 1,000-foot skid a week
lagn, tore through the outer rmuin-i
iing wall, strack a tree and. bursi|
linto flames. I
| Quick aection by onlookers saved
\them from death in the fire, put
I Denver died of a broken neck and|
'Hursu of a skull fracture. Denvor.{
‘;32 vears old, was preparing to
Equalify the car for a starting p?fli‘!
‘tion, and was making a practice
jrun at 105 miles per hour when
ithe accident occurred. Hurst was
31. Both men were married.
} Torty four drivers had bettered
!the required 100 miies per hour
{for 25 miles when rain halted the
time trials 48 minutes before sun
|down Sunday. The starting field
lis limited to 42. I
| Officials announced a 48-minute
’neriod for late qualifying attempts
! Monday “with the possibility thatl‘
mast times in these trials might
digplace some of the 42 cars now
‘listed as starters. |
i Speedway officials announced
!the race will not be broadcast. 1
| e |
I Michael McCartie, is the sma]l-l
lest flight-sergeant in England's
Royal Air Force; he is 41 years‘
old, and stopped growing when he‘
was nine, by which time he had
attained a Theight of 4 feet 9%
inches. |
—_——— |
| I
l Panama's navy consists of only
{one “ship o’ war,” a steam yachtl
imanned by two caretakers. I
! Golf balls were first made of
horsehide cases which were stuff
led with feathers.
MONDAY, MAY 29, 1933
Novarro in Lo
ve :
Story With Lots
ry ots
Of Good Laugh
As a change from the v e
of stories concerned with it
The Palace TheaterS brines thd
|Screen ‘today and Tuesday o
Barbarian,” staring Ramo, ;
varro and deveribed as g ]
comedy, laid in the colorry t
mospheric background of the _‘
;I{i\'t* and Eyptians desert,
i Novarro is seen as ga resourcefy
rougue ostensibly occupied t
|legitimate businé s of gy
| tourists through he picturgy
| sight-seeing country, but nor
{subtly engaged in the more ,
I mantic activity of impressi
| wealthy widows with his charmg
| Myrna Loy, the exotic
makes her first screen g ear
| ance opposite Novarro, Regipgy
| Denny, has one of his most mus
fin;:, creen roles, and C. 4 Ibre
émilh and Louise Closser Hale g
iseen in splendid characteriz tiong
i “The Barbarian” is permeate
{ with no end of adventurou: inci
Idcnts and affords picture-goey:
;l'il'h combination of laughs an
| romance,
{ You'll get a genuine kick oyt .
| “I.ove Songs of the Nile” vo alize
'as only the Pagan lover Novary
lis capable of doing.
| A newsreel and a cartoon re
‘vue complete this diverting entep
| tainment.
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! There are more farms in Texg
fthan in any State in the Union|
T’North Carolina ranks second fg
|farm lands,
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