Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 165, Decatur, Adams County, 14 July 1933 — Page 6

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BERNE DEFEATS MOOSE LEGION TEAM, 18 TO 4 Winning Team Enters Finals of District Tourney By V ictory Pounding out 10 runs in the first two innings, the Berne junior Legion team went on to hand the Decatur Moose team a decisive IS I defeat in a semi-final game in the Fourth district tournament Thursday afternoon. By this victory, Berne will play In the championship g me Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, meeting the winner of the Angola Arch er Truckers game, which is to be played at It a. tn. Saturday. Berne tallied three runs in the first frame on four hits and came back in the second inning for a scoring spree that netted seven more runs The winners continued their run getting, scaring in every inning but the sixth. Decatur scored only in the sixth inning, tallying four runs on four hits and a walk. Hits in this inning were delivered by Jackson. Darkless, Wynn and 11. Coffee while W. Coffee drew a pass. Perue obtained a total of 16 hits ■ off three Decatur pitchers and the run total was swelled by seven Decatnr errors. Foreman and Dro led the Berne batting attack with' three blows each. Home runs were smashed out by Dro and Baker. Decatur lashed out only five safe blows. Jackson connecting twice. I The locals were handicapped by I the absence of three regulars. Bark I er. catcher. Ehinger. first baseman

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i * OVER THE FENCE Al Schneider, pitcher for the Decatur A. C.'s, gains the disJ Unction of being the first player to drive a ball out of the . park at the new high school diamond on West Adams street. When Columbia City failed to appear for the junior Legion | game with the Archer Truck I era Thursday afternoon, a local team was picked to play the I Archers an exhibition game. The local team won tile game, 6 to 2. Schneider's long hit did not sail over lite feme but I hit just inside the left field foul line, about ten feet in front of the fence and hopped over in one bounce. The distance to tlie feme from home, plate is 347 feet. and Hain, outfielder. | Box score and summary: Decatur AB R H PO A E Jackson, rs. 4 1 2 0 0 0 Darkless, 2b. 4 11 4 1 0I Ritter, c. 3 0 0 5 0 ,0 1 W. Coffee. 3b. 2 10 1 0 2. Wynn. If, p, cf. 3 11 0 0 0| j Murphy, cf. .10« 00 01 Kolter. p. 2 0 0 0 1 ol 11. Coffee, lb. 3 0 1 3 0 2 I Brod beck, sr<. ....... 2 0 0 2 1 2 Roop. ss. 1 0 0 0 0 0 | Andrews, p. If. 2 0 0 3 0 1 I Totals 27 4 5 IS 3 7 | Berne AB R H PO A E Steiner, ss. p. 4 4 2 1 3 U Eichenberger. If. ss 4 3 2 0 2 0 Foreman, p. If. 4 2 3 11 0 Dro, c. 4 4 3 It 0 0 Baker, lb. 5 1 2 6 0 Oj Neuenschwander. 4 0 11 0 0| Parrish, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 j I Felber, cf. I 1 0 0 1 0 0; I Fleckiger. cf. 4 2 2 2 1 11 I Habegger, rs. 3 2 1 0 0 0 Totals 37 IS 16 21 71 Score by innings: Decatur 000 004 0— 4 5 7 Herne 372 330 X —lß 16 1 empires: Schneider and Curtis. o INTANGIBLE TAX RULED ILLEGAL I (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ' ease. Arguments w re held about I ') three weeks ago with the attorney . i general's office representing the I state.

PRESBYTERIAN. LUTHERANS WIN Defeat Baptist And Reformed Softball Teams * In League Games LEAGUE STANDING W. L. " Pct. St. Marys 2 0 l oot) | Union Chapel 2 0 1.000 : Lutheran 1 u 1 000 Presbytertan 2 1 -667 1 Methodbit —1 1 i United Brethren 11 Reformed I 2 .333 Baptist 0 1 .000 ■Christian o ■- .000 i j Evangelical . 0,2 .000, The Presbyterian and Zion j Lutheran teams were victorious ill | Thursday evening's softball league games, the Presbyterians searing| a decisive 11-2 victory over the; .Baptists and tho Lutherans nosing ,out a 4-3 win over the Reformed! 1 ’ team in the best game of the seas- ■ an to date. The Baptist nine scored its only ' runs In the first inning but the; | Presbyterians took the lead in the , second frame and scored In every inning thereafter. Allwein of the I Presbyterians connected for the [only home run of the evening in .the fifth inning. ( Score by innings: I Presbyterian 034 121 —11 7 3 I Baptist 200 000 2 5 7, E. Merica and G. Merlca, V. ‘ Burk; Strickler and Moser. Close Battle ( The second game, scheduled for I six innings because of a late start, went into the seventh frame beI fare the Lutherans tallied the winning run on an error. Although ttie two teams made the least err-! ors registered in any game, neither' I team-scored an earned run. Each team obtained five hits. It was the: ! first game for the Lutherans. Score by innings: Reformed 010 020 o—3 5 3 '

ADAMS THEATRE Cool Comfort SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY 808 MONTGOMERY - SALLY EILERS in Made On Broadway \ glittering panorama of the wickedest street in the world! The fast-moving hilariously thrilling tale of the wise guy who was the CHAMP of Broadway but a CHUMP for a blonde! ADDED—Charley Chase in “Arabian Tights" 1 fl.Qflp Tonight and Saturday “EMERGENCY CALL’’ with Bill Boyd. Wynne Gibson. Wm. Gargan. Police ambulance heroes race with death through a treach- | i erous bog of polluted politics . . . Love must wait while ' these brave men risk their lives to save life. Spellbinding ! drama! Hurricane Speed! Heart-burning Rromance! ADDED—“The Whispering Shadow” and Ifll AC Mickey McGuire Comedy 1V“L)1 Come in and hear our newly installed “High Fidelity” Sound. The Greatest Stride in the Motion Picture Industry Since the Advent | of the Talking Pictures. CORT THEATRE SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY “Always Comfortably Cool” Matinee 2:00 Evening 6:45 10c -20 c KATHLEEN NORRIS’S immortal story of all people. ‘Second Hand Wife’ SALLY EILERS - RALPH BELLAMY HELEN VINSON What did it matter, that he was married, that gossips whispered, that scandal threatened. She stepped from a bankers office into his arms—a married man. Don't miss this sensational picture. ALSO—Andy Clyde in “FEELING ROSIE” FOX NEWS — DISNEY SILLY SYMPHONY. - Friday - - Saturday - . .. . x./.r. v.TO' “Indiana’s Own Star” TAKA ( HANCE NITE buck jones You can't afford to missthis “CALIFORNIA TRAIL’ show. It may be the one a ripsnorting western of the that you’ve been wanting to old West and Old Mexico. see - Comedy and Cartoon 10c 10c

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. JULY 14 1933

I Lutheran 200 100 I—4 5 4 Prttgh and Brodbeek; Krudopp I and L. Conrad. Next Week’s Sohedule Monday — Presbyterian vs. St. 1 Marys; Reformed vs. Christian. Tuesday— Methodist vs. IQiited Brethren; Union Chapel vs. Evangelical. | Thursday—Christian vs. Baptist; St. Marys vs. Lutheran. o STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. Washington 51 38 .646 New York 51 30 .630 Philadelphia 41 40 .506 I Chicago 41 41 .500 Detroit 22 41 .470 ‘Cleveland 31* 22 .464 Boston 34 46 .425 j St. Louis .. 32 54 .372 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. ' New York 46 32 .590 ; [Chicago 46 38 .548 | [ Pittsburgh 43 37 .538 I | St. Louis 43 38 .531 [ Boston 41 41 .5001 Brooklyn , 35 43 .4491 Philadelphia 34 46 .425 [ Cincinnati 35 48 .422 ’ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W L. Pct. Columbus f>o 33 .602' Minneapolis . 48 39 .5521 Indianapolis 43 40 .518 j St. Paul 46 43 .517 Toledo 40 43 .482 j Louisville . 41 44 .4821 Milwaukee 37 46 .4461 Kansas City 35 55 .389 ! YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League New York, 12; St. Louis, 0. Detroit, 3; Boston, 2. Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia. 5. Chicago. 9; Washington, 6. National League Pittsburgh. 8; Boston, 3. Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati. 3.

I Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 1 i New York, 3; St. Lottis, 2. American Association Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, 0. St. Paul, 7; Toledo, 4. Minneapolis. 10; Columbus. 9. Louisville. 10; Kansas City. 10 (tie. called end tenth to allow Louisville to catch train». - - 0— —— To Announce Game Over Station WOWO A inoum-einent of the game la*- ■ tween the Dtc-atur A.C.'s and Delta I Ohio, Gulf Prides here Sunday will I be made over station WOWO at > Fort Wayne Friday and Saturday , evenings. The announcement will be made during tho regular broad- | cast of basetball scores, about 5:15, p. m. (CST). - —. ! Penny Dance Sunday Sunset.

Saturday Specials AXTivaiVP MONEY AT THIS STORE SATUR. A WONDERFUL TIME TO SHOP AM» k'' ■ »’ n ONLY. EVERY ITEM s DAY. SPECIALS LISTED BELOV \ n p | |.Y \('T QUICKLY AND FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE. READ < AIJ.II < '-'U YOU WILL SAVE MONEY . _ WHITE mens 35t VAIIE A purses T,ES ||KpQQ V/j Beautiful White or Grey Pretty f || I1 J tJIJ ,( t Purses. Neat I v lined and > HffiF ® VWT ’ST Fl fitted. Sell regular at 98c. Assortment , Saturday Only nt Mens aw iSErSO/ gm I SALE « TI Only Our Regular «1 00 4 r I® Wash Frocks I I . Toil on Sale For One Day Only! o I WW Beautiful Styles. Materials C*Wft and Colorings. All Sizes. ■ A JM ■ . ~,,,, . 2 You will want two or three S'.™ u If* dresses when you see them KERCHIEFS, each It bccause lhcv fit and are well —— nia( |e. SALE OF VOILES For One Day Only Every Piece of Voile on Sale. A wonderful time to buy Quality Voiles for Summer Frocks. Beautiful Patterns. ! i4c voiles 36 inch wide \ / 7 Fast Colors. ' -'''' rdlMjjk — ■ SH ißeyd-OUJ 18c BATISTE and SALE OF LINENS Y Ol LLS j bridge Sets and Luncheon Sets up to $3.98 on sale. BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS .-IfiliMau Each Set Boxed. Now is the Time to Buy FOR SUMMER DRESSES £ Gift Linens Off 1 _ J Wl GLASSWARE 35c Value Saturday only GLASSWARE A Table fille d with Wonder Value. BeautiM ( ups. Saucers. Glasses. Quality Glassware in Rose, 25c VOILES |M| J 'salad Plates, etc. G " e " and Cr > staL NEW CORDED AND CHIFFON Your Choice Sherbets. Goblets FINISH. 40 inch wide ' . . and alad 1 ,ates> dl ■■B 8 SATURDAY ONLY ' fP Vn — IOC each _ " * J FLOWER POTS 35c Value GENUINE BOSTON l ancy Flower _ B R O O M S ‘‘ EA J’ JARS at aw «"- A Household Broom ' Limit One to I’ l J- ' I 'f I a customer. [/ j g \'l 1 ' ' _ i7c SALE OF ODD CHAIRS Lx//—$2.50 \alue—Well Made Chairs—Suitable for Breakfast -— Room. Kitchen, etc—A Real Bargain For Saturday Only. $2.00 to $3.00 Value SHADES A A J/J ESE PR ETTY LAMP SHADES ARE MADE OF M><»BkT 81 iIK >n assorted colors for Table. Bridge or I l" or * Lamps. Cellophane wrapped. On Sale Saturday FURNITURE DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR Department ’ Second Floor SIJ» THE SCHAFER STORE ANP HOME TURN I SHINGS

Play I)oiil»lehi';nl<‘i‘ The Watt Tiger* will P>»y ,wo gumeu Sunday on their diamond six DI. Teams to be pla)"<l i . ! Tt-alb of Fort Wayne and Blake Anyone wanting a game ( the Tigers write Holland Decatur. ■■ —o — “ Archie Chadd Named As Anderson < oacn | Andeson. Ind.. July 14 tUPi - ! Archie Chadd. former But' r uni- . .Mme hax been <hoaen verelty nthlete. has Lem ceed Everett •<* • 1 [director an dbusketball <oa<h , Anderson high m hool. Chadd has U>ee*n basket bail co ' * at Canton. 111., for thre-- years. ILs . tvmierson contract was s.o-l _

fOT c2rrS thia spring after hl f"Ul was -u-l-O-' f ” r lIV th e Indian* high ec*”® l luJef Association * of uafng an ineligible player. Phillies To Play At Ft. " a . vne ’ I u •' " ’ j t . The game will b plan night. England Wins Doubles .Wimbledon, England. Jnly 14li'P) England gamjl_a_-_2 j

1 lead In the Biropen lon 7>! Davie cup tie with Auxtr*| t M when the veteran British.,, a '* l * r combination of Frederick j and George Patrick Hhghe g a3 ed Adrian Qnl»t and Lona'a bull 7 to 5; 6 to 4; 2 to s . ""J - Pay men is Are Pouring | h Indl*ttapolia. Jnd , j u i 1j Checks containing punmtit, j the new grosa Income lux '“** impring Into the stale liou*. Deatliie forth.- paj- II1P11!1 morrow. '* ■♦ Civrence A.'Jackson, B(lrnlnte tor. said per cent of th* J menta received so f lir d[l * ■less than $5 each, i :><l!<-atin« s, [the general ptAHc Is <o [Total amount collected win ■ral days, he mh!