Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 136, Decatur, Adams County, 9 June 1933 — Page 6

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TENNISERSTO PLAY VAN WERT The Alpha Phi Delta city tennis team will play its first match of. the Season Sunday afternoon, meeting the Van Wert, Ohio, tennisers ; at the Seventh street courts in his city. The city team was unde feted last season. “ Both boys’ and girls’ teams will [ play. The boys' team will play four Singles and three doubles mutches. • and the girls team will play three

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| singles and two doubles matches. Players comprising the local ! I team will be selected Saturday. The \ first match Sunday will be started [ ' promptly at 1 o’clock. Five players are left in the eli-[ ' initiation tourney irun oft this i ! spring to select the city team. ■ ' These players are Parrish, Reppert, I Cowan, Moyer and Handier. , I The ladder system will be used in ! ■selection of the city team through- i • out the season, in this system, any i player may challenge tie player • ranking higher to a mat 'll for a : I position on the city team. I _o Get the Habit — Trade at Home r— mu If II I mu ——

MOOSE LEGION NINE IS VICTOR The Moose junior legion baseball team scored an easy victory over the Monro 1 ? junior team Thursday ] afternoon at the Decatur high I school diamond. 18 to 7. The Moose team scored in every I incsingA piling up eight runs in the • fifth frame to clinch the gin»e. I i The locals had another big inning' iin the second when they tallied ' four times. Monroe was able to get its of-] I fer s’e clicking only once, scoring I ! five runs in the first half of the I • fifth frame. The visitors also scored one run in each of the second and ■ third innings. li. Coffee a. d Andrews pitch'd] I for t'iie Moose, with Murphy behind i the bat. The Moose team has scheduled a ! tough one for Monday afternoon. 1 i Junto 12. when the locals will tackle i the strong Berne junior team or the local diamond. This game will i start at 3 p. m. | Strickler’s junior team will meet | the Monroe team at Decatur at 4 ! I p. m. n xt Tuesday. June 13. i Score by-innk gs: ; Monroe 011 050 0 — 7 i Decatur .241 281 x-IS Everhart and Valley; R. Coffee, I ■ Andrews -and Murphy. SCHMELING IS s KNOCKED OUT New York. June 9.—((J.R)—Heavy-! I weight boxing has found the “kil-! I ler” the fans have been begging, I for. and a new title contender wait]ed today for his chance at the! I crown. His name is Maxie Baer and he [proved his right to title contender-! I ship when he knocked out the stolid i German, Max Schmeling before al-! most 60.000 spectators in Yankee! I stadium last night. Bier won with a smashing right! | to the face, and he proved his fight-i [ing instinct by savagely pursuing [his advantage after Schmeling had! Itaken a count of nine. The German wobbled and falterled as he reached his feet. Baer sprung at his man. and drove him i into and along the ropes, with a j vicious two handed attack to the ' lace and body. Schmeling teetered i forward and almost fell. Jieferee Arthur Donovan stepped in to save

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I the German from further punish- 1 ment. ,The technical knockout came in ! 11:51 of the tenth round of their! scheduled 15-round bout. o Play Hoagland The Decatur Cardinals will play ! the Flat Rocks from Hoagland Sun:d ry afternoo:a in the park west ot; [the General Electric, at 1:30 p. ra. ; ! Admission is five, Last week the • • Cardinals defeated Convoy, Ohio. i | 7-5-STANDINGS — AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 31 14 .689 ] Washington ~. 28 22 .560 Chicago 26 21 .553 I Philadelphia 24 20 .545 : Cleveland 26 25 .510 'Detroit ..._ 23 25 .479! , St. Louis . IS 33 .355 : Boston 15 31 .326 NATIONAL LEAGUE \V. L. Pct. New York 28 17 .622 1 iSt. Louis . 29 IS .617 Pittsburgh .. 25 21 .544 ] Chicago .26 23 .531 [ Cincinnati .. 21 23 .5111 'Brooklyn .... IS 25 .419, [Philadelphia 16 33 .327 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ) W. Lt Pct. I [Columbus . .30 16 .652 i 'lndianapolis 28 17 .622 [ Minneapolis 26 23 .531 Milwaukee 24 24 .500 Toledo' 25 26 .490 I St. Paul 24 27 .471 Louisville 22 28 .440 iKansas City IS 36 .333 — YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League Detroit. 3; Chicago. 2 (eleven innings). Boston. 4-3: Washington, 3-12. St. Louis, 5: Cleveland. 3. Philadelphia, 14: New York, 10. National League St. Louis, 2; Chicago, 1. Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh, 2. New York. 7: Philadelphia, 6. ! Boston at Brooklyn ("to be played at later date). American Association ■ ‘ Indianapolis. 3; Kansas City, 1. I Louisville. 4: Milwaukee, 3. ■i Minneapolis, 13-7; Toledo, 6-10. Columbus, 3-3; St. Paul, 2-5.

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will be recaptured by passengers ot a futuris tic ’’Sky Rido” at the Century of Progress Exposition. In place of t ie great wheel two slender steel towers rising 620 feet into the air—higher than' any Chi cago skyscraper. Bel ween the masts, over one of the world’s longest cibleways, will hurtle gleaming rocket cars. One mast is :on the mainland. The other is i astride the newly made island in i ! Lake Michigan nearly half a mile [ i away. Amusement Features This greatest of amusement features seeks to create the illusion of [ , travel by rocket car whidi inven- [ tors hope to make the standard , transportation' a 100 years from ■" .

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Iconsira are visible, on this height the visitor is Oif | el with dirigibles at the exnJ.! Rocket Cars i The rocket cars zoniing a| on „ 1,850-foot cableway, I length only by the cable an ?„ I the George Washington | over the Hudson ltiv ( ..-, are s n< [ limed aluminu mcabins T hl .' , e j ing cars resemble ,’ a “ , Get the Habit — Trade at~n o