489 483 493—1485
REDS
160 149 173— 482
146 174 163— 483
.... 156 155 142— 453
Totals . 462 478 478—1418
CARDINALS
Council 213 172 192— 577
Selby . 147 162 138— 447
Simpkins . 132 139 124— 395
492 473 454—1419
Totals
the fourth - place San Antonio
tribe?
MINOR NOTES
For those minor leagues which
stage their annual split-season
races 1933 was a good year for
first half winners. Four of them
—St. Joseph of the Western league,
Zanesville of the Middle Atlantic,
Baton Rouge of the Dixie and Su
perior of the Northern—defeated
the second half champs for the
decisions. Second half winners
coming out on top in the final
scrap were New Orleans of the
Southern and Beatrice of the Ne
braska of the Nebraska State loop.
Davenport won both halves in
the Mississippi Valley and made
it more than unanimous by stam
peding Rock Island in a post-sea
son series. Greensboro players got
home early from the Piedmont
league by bagging both halves and
proving the honesty of the game
at the cost of their play-off share.
■V
Hallowe'en
Novelties
Of Many Interesting
Designs
• • • •
Juneau Drug
Co.
“The Corner Drug Store”
CUBS
P. Henning . 137 205 172— 514
Kaufmann . 160 173 182— 515
Sweum . 123 156 140— 419
Totals . 420 534 494—1448
REJECTS PRO OFFER
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27.—The
Philadelphia football Eagles offer
ed Warren Heller, last year an
all-America halfback for Pitts
burgh, a contract calling for $210
a game, but he turned it down
to coach a high school team at
Johnstown, Pa.
