Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 13 July 1933 — Page 6

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ANGOLA BEATS SERVICE TEAM THIS MORNING Fort Wayne Is Defeated By Decisive 12-6 Score In Second Round Archer Trucker* of Fort Wayne advanced to the semifinal clash Saturday morning when Columbia City failed to appear for the game at 1 p-m. today. The Archers will meet Angola. Angola advanced to the semifinals of the Fourth district American Legion baseball tourney this

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I morning, defeating the Cities SerI vice team, 12 to <i. The winners got away to a fast start, scoring four runs In the first i inning on two hits, u walk and throe errors. Angola tallied once . In the second frame on u triple and I ■ ' ■ - ■ < ' . | again In the fourth Inning, two In. (the fifth and one In the sixth by j bunching hits with Cities Service i I ' misplays Citkw Service scored its first i ! run in the second inning on a i 'three base hit and an error. The | i losers scored again in the sixth on | j two hits and a stolen base. The I Fort Wayne nine drove four across , ithe plate in the seventh inning on j | a walk and five hits. Score by innings: 'Cities Service 010 001 I 6 8 5| | Angola 410 421 X 12 11 3. Snokey, Miller and Neimyer; tlarman and Goudy. ; Decatur ami Herne were scheduled to play at 3 p m. for the right ■ I 111 II ■—

to play In the final gume Saturday afternoon. Both teams were easy ■ victors In first round games Tuesday and a hard fought battle was predicted. At noon today, it was uncertain If Columbia City would report for the scheduled 1 o'clock game against the Archer Truckers. Sev- • oral of the Columbia City players ■ were reported aa going to the jworld's fair today and it was doubt fill If u team could be mustered for! jibe game. The Archers were ached-1 I'uled to play a local semi-pro team, 3if Columbia City failed to appear. ■ No games will be played Friday. I | A semi-final game will be played at | ■i a. m. Saturday, between Angola; |and the winner of the Columbia i City-Archer Truckers game, with | (.lie winner m eling either Herne or ■ Decatur in the championship game Saturday afternoon. DECATUR A. C.’S PLAY DELTA, 0. Southern Association Team Fann Will Play Locals Here Sunday — The Decatur A. C.’s have sched-l' tiled a tough foe for Sunday after-, j noon at the West Adams street . diamond, the Delta, Ohio, Gulf Prides being carded to play the , locals at 2:30 p. m. ] The Delta team is a farm for the ( Nashville club of the Southern j Association and has a lineup of j young players who have received t professional tryouts but lacked the t experience to make the grade. The , team averages only 21 years of age , ’and Decatur fans should witness a ( fast, peggy game. f Any local player impressing the J visiting manager by his showing t will be given an opportunity to try for a position with the Delta team. ( The A. C.’s will present their ( usual strong lineup, with Schneid- , er scheduled to pitch. Schneider ? has pitched good hall all season and should give the visitors a tough afternoon. j Usual low admission prices of c five cents for children and 15 cents q for adults be charged, with ladies admitted free. No extra f charge is made for bleacher seats, j o c STANDINGS : American League 1 W L Pct. ( Washington 51 27 .654 I New York 50 30 .625 t Philadelphia 41 39 .513 Chicago 40 41 .4'14 1 I Detroit 38 44 .463 s I Cleveland 38 45, .458 t Boston - 34 45 .430 t St. Louis 32 53 .376 1 National League c W L Pct. New York 45 32 .584 s Chicago 45 38 42 j St. Louis 43 37 .538 t Pittsburgh 42 37 .532 a Boston 41 40 .506 s Br oklyn 35 42 .155 i Cincinnati 35 47 .427 i Philadelphia 33 46 .118 i American Association t W L Pct. Columbus 50 32 .610 Minneapolis . . . 47 33 .546 Indianapolis .43 35 .524 St. Paul - 15 43 .511 Toledo 44 43 .506 Louisville 40 43 .482 ( Milwaukee 36 46 .439 f Kansas City 24 54 .‘,86 i Yesterday's Results , American League , Washington 4. Chicago 1 New York 4. St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 4 Boston 1. Detroit 0, 11 innings , National League . Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 9. Boston 8, 10 inning Chicago 5, Brooklyn 3 New York 3, St. Louis 0. American Association Indianapolis 7-14. Milwaukee 3-9 St. Paul 5-2, Toledo 1-9 Columbus 7. Minneapolis 5. _ o - —— Local Caddies Win The Decatur caddies defeated the Van Wert, Ohio, caddies 16 to 6 at the Van Wert Ohio, country club thia morning. David Bauman shot the low score of 76. Q Break Even Wimbledon, England. July 1 J. — ill.P) —England and Australia broke even in today"s opening singles matches of the European Zone Davis Cup final tie. After Jack. Crawford, Australia's number one player and recent conqueror of Ellsworth , Vines in i tlie England all final, had defeated 11. Wilfred (Bunny) Austin. Frederick J. Perry. British star, defeated Vivian McGrath. ~-ft,, . Home Runs . Foxx, Athletics 25 Ruth, Yankees 22 ; Gehrig Yankees 171 j Klein, Phillies 17 , Berger, Braves 16 I ... — 0 Michigan Black Raspberries, Dewberries. Huckleberries, sour and sweet Cherries Fri- • day morning. <Fisher & Harris.

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CHICAGO TAKES SECOND PLACE Cubs Replace Cards In Runner-up Post; Win Seventh Straight —■ New York. July 13. (U»—.Ex'tending their winning streak to ' seven games, the Chicago Cubs reI placed St. Louis at second position |in Hie National league standing by ; beating Brooklyn, 5 to 3, while the Curds lost- to New York. The Cubs got off to a flying start with three runs in the first frame, resulting front two hits and three Dodger errors. They registered two more tallies in the fourth by virtue of singles by Demaree and Grimm and Hartnett's second double of the game. Guy Bush allowed the Dodgers eight hits, one more than Ray Benge yielded to the Cubs. With Byrne James replacing Travis Jackson at shortstop, NewYork snapped out of a seven-game losing streak and blanked the Cards. 3 to 0, behind Hal Schumacher’s, six-hit pitching, giving young Schumacher his sixth shutout of the season. The victory placed the Giants three games ahead of Chicago. The fourth-place Pittsburgh Pirates gained ground by nosing out Boston, 9 to 8. when Floyd Vaughn climaxed his batting spree by driving in the winning run witli a triple in the tenth inning. He drove in five of the Pirates runs with two triples, a double and a single in six tries. Boston tied the count in the ninth with an eight-run rally. The Pirates hammered Brandt, Mangum and Betts for 18 hits, while Meine. Chagpon and French held the Braves to nine. After one day in the cellar, t Incinnati pulled the Phillies back into the basement by beating them 4 to 1, sending the Reds into seventh place. Washington maintained its twogame American league lead over New York by trouncing the Chicago White Sox, 4 to 1, avenging Tuesday's defeat. The Yankees registered their fifth straight victory by beating St. Louis, 4 to 2. in the second game of their series. Ben Chapman led the New York offensive with four singles for a perfect day at bat, and his mate. Tony Lazzeri connected with a double and two singles. The Yanks made 10 hits off Ed Wells, while Johnnie Allen held the Browns to seven. St. Louis contributed two errors. Philadelphia kept pace with the Yanks by scoring its second consecutive victory over Cleveland, 6 to 4, after Jimmy Foxx started a three-run rally in the sixth with his twenty-fifth homer of the season. Boston also scored its second straight win over Detroit, blanking the Tigers, 1 to 0, by combing two walks, a sacrifice, a long fiy and a timely single by Roy Johnson for the lone tally of the game in the eleventh inning. This en abled Lloyd Brown to best Vic Sorrell in a mound duel. Each allowed seven hits. — —o — Three (James Carded For Lesion Team R. O. Wynn, manager of the Decatur junior legion baseball team, sponsored by the local Moose lodge announced toda ythat three additional games have been scheduled for the team. Arcola will plajv here Tuesday, July 18. the Moose team will play at Geneva Thursday, July 20, and the locals will play a return game at lArcola Wednesday, July 26. Yesterday’s Heroes Floyd Vaughan. Pirates — Drove in five runs with two triples, double a>nd single in six tries, including lOth-inning triple for winning run. Hal Schumacher, Giants —Scored his sixth shutout by blank! ig cards with six hits, snapping. Giants out of seven-game losing streak. o Leading Batters Player Club GAB R H. PCT. Foxx, Athletics 78 291 76 108 .371 Simmons W.lSox 81 339 60 125 .369 Cronin Senators 79 317 55 116 .306 Klein Phillies . 79 323 53 117 .362 Davis. Phillies 73 2611 29 93 .356 o Get the Habit — Trade at Home

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