Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1933 — Page 6

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BROOKLYN IN SEVENTH PLACE ..New York, June 13. — (U.R)--The floundering Brooklyn Dodgers were down in seventh place in the National league standing again today alter dropping a 7 to 4 decision to the tail-end Phillies, enabling thel idle Boston Braves to take over sixth position. Owen Carroll, who hasn't finished j a game for the Dodgers since May , IS, was the victim of a Philadelphia i attack that netted six runs before’ the fourth frame had been completed. Pinkey Whitney’ accounted i for two of the tallies in the third , when he hit for the circuit with a | mhte aboard. Ryan and Shaute'

followed Carroll to the Flatbush mound, the three yielding 13 hits. Roy Hansen gave Brooklyn 12. With Manager Donie Bush back on Cincinnati’s bench after a month’s illness, the Reds downed Chicago, 6 to 5. George Grantham s triple with the bases loaded and ♦ foofiirtnl t li a Rurl'u

two out featured the Reds decidiag four-run rally in the seventh. Boh Smith held the Cubs to eight hits, while Malone and Bush yielded 13. They were the only National league games played. Only one game was scheduled in the American circuit. Chicago dropped to fourth place when beaten. 3 to 1. by St. Louis, boosting the idle Philadelphia Athletics into tljird position. Bruce Campbell wpn the game with a homer in the eighth, driving in a runner ahead. George Blaeholder held the White Sox to seven hits, the same number allowed by Durham and Heviag. o Moose Legion Team To Practice Wednesday Members of the Moose America! Legion junior team are asked to mt 4 at the high school diamond at 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon for a practice session. o Dance Wednesday Sunset. vKwnnMnsaan Ashbaucher’s MAJE S T I C FURNACES ASBESTOS SHINGLE ROOFING SPOUTING LIGHTNING RODS j Phone 765 or 739

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LEADING BATTERS Player, Club G AB R H Pct. Simmons. W. Sox 52 214 43 82 .383 I Chapman. Yanks 45 159 38 59 .371 Martin, Cards 48 196 42 72 .367 i' Schulte, Senators 46 175 35 63 .360 iliodapp, Red Sox 49 179 19 .63 .352 HOME RUNS Ruth. Yankees 14 Foxx. Athletics 14 , Gehrig, Yankees 13 Berger. Braves 11 Hartnett. Cubs... 10 Klein. Phillies . 10 Lazzer'i. Yankees 10 STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct.

’New York .. 33 17 .660 '• j Washington 31 22 .585 Philadelphia . 26 22 .542 k Chicago .28 24 .538 11 Cleveland 28 25 .528 Detroit 25 27 .481 s St. I.ous 19 35 .352 11 Boston 16 34 .320 I-1 . NATIONAL LEAGUE t W. L. Pct. New York ... 29 18 .617 I St. Louis .... 30 21 .588 | Pittsburgh 29 21 .580 Chicago 28 26 .518 Cincinnati 26 26 .500 Boston .22 29 .431 Brooklyn 20 27 .426 * Philadelphia 18 34 .346 ‘1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION J W. L. Pct. Columbus 34 17 .667 Indianapods ... .30 19 .612 Minneapolis 29 25 .537 | St. Paul 27 27 .500 Milwaukee . 26 27 .491 , Toledo .26 30 .464 Louisville 23 32 .418 Kansas City 21 38 .356 11 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League ■ St. Louis. 3; Chicago. 1. Only game scheduled. , National League Cincinnati. 6: Chicago 5. Philadelphia. 7; Brooklyn, 4. 1 Pittsburgh at St. Louis (played as part of double-header Sunday). American Association Milwaukee. 6: Toledo, 2. : Columbus, 5; Kansas City, 4. ' Minneapolis. 8; Louisville, 7. Yesterday's Heroes By United Press George Grantham. Reds—Tripled with bases loaded and two out in seventh to win game. < Bruce Campbell, Browns Won j game by driving out homer in eighth with mate aboard.

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JOE SAVOLDI i IS DEFEATED New York. June 13—(UP)—Jim Browning of Verona, Mo.. retained : his claims to the world -heavy < weight wrestling olwmpionship last night by winning a close decision I over ‘Jumping Joe" Savoldi. former Notre Dame grid star, after 1 hour 58 minutes and 5 seconds of grappling before 6.000 fans at Yankee stadium. Browning, recognized as titleholder in New York State, appeared the fresher and had piled uit more points when their scheduled finish match was halted because of the 11 o’clock curfew law. They wrestled on even terms during the first hour, with the champion 'pushing Savoldi with sev- j eral airplane scissors. Que depo- i sited the former football piayer on the edge of the ring, outside the ropes. Savoldi battered Browning with flying tackles, two of which smashed him to the mat. Just after the first hour. Savoldi I landed his only successful “drop kick." Leaping into the air, he planted both feet on Browning's i best and floored him violently. I Browning became more aggressive ' as Savoldi seemed to tire. Browning weighed 220 pounds Savoldi. 202. o Uncle Eben “If It had took ss long,* said Uncle Eben. “to creme de world as tt has took to find away to run tt, Adam an' Eve wouldn’ hah no Gar' den of Eden ready fob ’em yet ■Washington Star

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TTTSDAY, JULY 13, 1933

man QS. ? with the HOEWffi The Handsome Annual Lupine A® i LUPINE The sehizanthus, which has he-I I come s,. popular for greenhouse i decorstmn in winter because of its j ■ great m«ss of bloom in striking I colors, is a fine garden annual. It , ' is known appropriately as the but-1 i terfly flower, from the dacty ap-J pearance of the winged and slash- . ed flowers poised above the ferny I i foliage. It comes in a variety of col- | ors, from deep purple to pink and white, all handsomely blotched with : a deeper color and with the charac-, teri«tic slashing of the pet Is. While seldom possible to equal ri. the garden the compact pillars i of bloom on display in greenhouses ! j during the winter months some- | thing like it can be accomplished by’ careful attention. Greenhouse plants are handtrained for months, the branches p? ched back often to produce the well-developed pl nt t of wide spread. They are also well fed. In the garden it is an airier, more graceful plant flocked with its attractive bloom, but inclined to sprawl, it oil’ be trained upright, but 'his isn’t worth the effort. Nor i is it worth while to bother to pinch it back outdoors, as it, braneties freely enough natundly. There are several strains of fine hybrids of this dainty annual, all of which are fj e. The Gtaraway. Badger and Wisetoniensis hybrids are commonly offiered. The last , named appear in a series of lighter shades. There are also selections of rose and amber shades. This is a fine annual to try as an ; odging plant in snuMl colonies, as ! it is a little beauty for close obser-' i vation. The foliage is also decora- | tive and ferny in baracter. Its main demand is for a good soaking occasionally in dry weather. It ■ shrivels during drought, it prefers I J' fairly heavy soil and will not do well in light sandy soils. It germin--1 ates readily and the plants should I be set about eight tache® apart. — —o— Political Feud Led to Statybing Portland, Ore—(U.R)—Like relig- | ion, politics is a serious question Ro a Negro. Irving Johnson, colored. went to a hospital with a knife wound in his side and the imprint of a woman's teeth on his arm because he disagreed with Mrs. Estelle Mqesley about Roosevelts economy program. o Hebrew Money The monetary system of the Hebrews was based upon the Babylonian system of weights. The ratio of the value of gold to silver was 1:1.3 1-3 and prevailed over all j western Asia.

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WHAT SHALL WE EAT TODAY? The everyday problem of serving three meals which must be ■ well-balanced, appetizing. and i reasonable in cost is solved by •i these daily menus. 11 They are based on foods which i j are plentiful today and therefore |' very reasonably priced. Thursday, June 15th | BREAKFAST I Cantaloupe I Poached Eggs on Toast f Toast Butter j Coffee Milk I LUNCHEON Potted Ham and Spaghetti Loaf | Cheese iSauce Bread and Butter Mixed Fruit Salad with Dressing Iced Tea Milk I DINNER Rih Roast of Beef Baked Potatoes Creamed New Cabbage i Radishes Green Onions Bread and Butter Vanilla Junket with Crushed Strawberries i Coffee Milk Friday, June 16th | BREAKFAST Stewed Prunes and Apricots Broiled Salt Mackerel Toast Butter i Coffee Milk LUNCHEON Cream Cheese and Nut Sandwiches Peanut Butter Sandwiches Sliced Bananas Cream and -Sugar Tea Milk DINNER Poached Haddock Fillets with Spanish Sauce Parsley Potatoes Bread and Butter Hearts of Lettuce French Dressing i Hot Bread Custard Creamv Sauce Coffee Milk Saturday, June 17th BREAKFAST Sliced Oranges Shredded Wheat Bacon Whole Wheat Toast Butter Coffee Milk LUNCHEON Oxtail .Soup Bread and Rutter . Lime Jelly with Pineapple Orange Cup Cakes Tea Milk . DINNER Cold Roast Beef BELL’S Cash Grocery Phone 292 Miller’s Bread P* I'/y th. loaf JC Russet Seed r’ Potatoes, bu.. . . OvC Ohio Seed QQ Potatoes, bu. .. O*/C Cobbler Seed QA Potatoes, bu. .. o*7 V Navy Beans r> R 6 lbs /DC Imperial Tea pound Gold Medal Flour. 24 lb. , JoC Strawberries d* pf A 16 Qt. case 1 »Dv

WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Veal Pocket Roast 10c, 3 lb. for 25c Boiling Beef, rib or plate 3 Tb. for 20c Meaty Spare Ribs 3 lb. for 20c I Bamberger or Bulk Sausage.... 3 Tb. for 20c ’ i Lean Pork Steak or Roast 10c Tb 1 Our Best Sliced Bacon 20c lb ; l Tender Beef Steak 18c Tb Meat Loaf Special (Beef ’ Pork 4 Ve,l) 2 lb. for 25c Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c pt. 2 Tb. box of Crackers 18c Phones 95 and 96 I H.P. Schmitt Meat Market

Scalloped Potatoes Buttered Cut Asparagus Cherry Preserves Bread and Butter Chocolate Pudding Cream >! Coffee Milk I Sunday. June 18th ’i BREAKFAST Cantaloupe I I Popovers Bacon Butter ■ Orange Marmalade Coffee ' Milk LUNCHEON or SUPPER Sandwich Loaf Berries Spice Cookies Chilled Chocolate DINNER Broiled Spring Chicken Oven Browned Potato Balls Green Peas and Carrots Sour Cherry Preserves Orange and Lettuce Salad . Bread and Butter Pineapple Pie | Coffee Milk

Something different for breakfast! F JL \ff£l Martins ME A T MAR KE T At Beil’s Grocery PHONE Zt/Z 2 Pork Chops 25C I Q tbs. Pan O Sausage . i 9 n>s- 9PCp ♦J Hamburger 3 Boil .. 25C 3 ’fiologna ...25C FREE DELIVERY Prompt Service.

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