Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 171, Decatur, Adams County, 21 July 1933 — Page 6

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MOOSE LEGION BEALS GENEVA Win Free Scoring Game Thursday Afternoon, 18 To 13 S orlng in every liming but the first, the Decatur Moose legion team def ah-d the Gen ' junior team at Geneva Thursday afternoon. in a free scoring game, 18 to 13. The locils obtain .1 a total of 16 hits, ami combined these hits with 10 <’■ neva errors to file up the largo total of runs. Geneva also scored freely, tallying in every inning but the first and third. Geneva’s big inning was tue sixth who the honi loam scori d six runs. Geneva drove out 14 hits and was aided by four errors. Score by innings: De atur <’23 2.’’4 4 IS 16 4 Geneva 020 2.26 1 —l3 14 It) i Kolt r and Ritter; Buckingham. F nnig and Shepherd. LEADING BATTERS Player Club G AB R H Pct. Klein, Phillies 86 349 58 129.370: Foxx. Athletics 85 317 80 117 .369 Cronin. Senators 96 341 5S 124 .364 Simmons. W. Sox 87 366 62 132.361 Davis. Phillies 80 290 30101.348 HOME RUNS Foxx, Athletics 26 Ruth, Yankees 24 Klein. Phillies lx Gehrig. Yankees 17 Berger, Braves 17 — Q—■ — American Legion To Name Officers Officers of Adams post number ' 43 of the American Legion will lie i elected at the regular meeting of th- post at the Decatur Country i Club at 8 o'clock Monday evening. I Svery member of tile post is urged ! to attend. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Get the Habit — Trade at Home

Public Auction 95 —ACRE FARM — 95 Located 1 miles southwest of Decatur. 1 mile south H of the Beery Church. THURSI)\Y, July 27th. at 10:00 A. M. S On the Premises. This is one of the best farms in Adams County, good M productive soil, v>ell drained, and fenced. 7 room house, cement block cellar. Barn 40x70. hip roof, cement floor. Louden Steel Stancheons for 11 cows. Granary and machine ■r? shed 30<40 equipped with grain elevator. Combined hog house and corn crib 30x50. poultry house 12x40. Buildings M are all on cement foundations and in good repair. Drove M well, wind pump, cement tank. Small orchard. Pg Tris place must be seen to be appreciated. Dee to ill health, will sell regardless of price. Easy terms, small cash payment, long time on balance. sgk Now is the time to buy farm land, as it is advancing in price, and will continue to do so. It is the safest of all investments. BUY NOW! A liberal commission will be paid to any realtor bringE3 mg a huver. said buyer to be registered with the auctioneer, the mcrn : ng of the sale. Jell Klopfenstein, owner &y Fort Wayne, Indiana Kb Sold by the National Realty Auction Co., Decatur, Ind. For further information, see Fred Reppert, auctioneer. | pg,,.,,,, y . Here 5 t ■ is a Real Value Bring this coupon to our store properly signed and receive a generous size of \:til Polish :md Nail Polish 1., t,,., , . foi only 14c for both C O U P O N Name Address The B. J. Smith Drug Co,

ENGLAND WINS I BOTH MATCHES > Vines And Allison Both Lose Tennis Matches To English > Roland G rros Stadium. Auteui, i France. July 21. - <U.R> England r made a dean sweep of today’s . .c eiling match-s of the Anglo-Am- , eri in Davis cup battle. Ellsworth Vines, t . S. national ; champion, proved no match for i Henry Wilfred I Bunny I Austin, the Englishman winning in straight, seis, 61.61. 6 1 Vines was able to score only single points in four successive games, the last three of the first set. and the first game of I the second set. Frederick J Perry won the second match, defeating Wilmer Allison of Texas, 6 1. 7-5, 6-4. Tlie crowd of 8.0(10 which was stunned by Vines' lack ol *»rni was fully as surprised by the straightset defeat of Allison. America's chances to win the right to meet France in the dial-! lunge round were scarcely "100 to 1", as one expert put It. The Americans would have to win tomorrow's doubles match and the two singles matches Sunday in order to enter the challenge round. This seemed an all but impossible; task, for Austin displayed enough tennis class today to give Allison a terrific assignment, and unless Vines displays an about face from ihe form shown in losing his Wimbledon crown to Jack Crawford of Australia, and in bowing in straight ; sets today, lie will prove no match l tor Perry on Sunday. o YESTERDAY’S HEROES Rabe Herman, Cubs, equalled National league record with three h ime runs, also singled, driving in I total of eight runs. Mel Harder, Indians, held Yanks to three hits. Frank Higgins, Athletics, singled I i witli bases loaded for winning run i j in 10th.

ST. MARY'S ANO BAPTISTS WIN Lutheran And Christian Teams Are Defeated In Softball Games Another undefeated team droppied by the wayside In the Decatur softball league Thursday evening, the Zion Lutheran team losing to St Mary’s in a closely contested. : Interesting game. 3 to 2. In the night cap. the Baptists registered 'their first victory, handing the Christians their fourth straight loss, 9 to 5. The Lutherans scored in the first and fifth innings to take a 2-0 lead but in the last of the fifth Miller singled ami Hain drove out a home run to knot the count at 2-2. In the sixtli inning. SL Mary's scored tile winning run on one lilt and three errors. Score by innings: Lutheran 100 010-2 3 81 St. Marys 000 021 —3 4 5 Krudop and L. Conrad; J. Miller and W. Baker. Overcoming an early lead, thei Baptists scored four runs in the] liftli inning to score a 9-5 victory over the Christians. The Christians piled up five runs in the first | two innings but failed to score as-. ter that. The winners tied the 1 score in the third frame. Score by innings: Christian 230 000 —5 7 5 Baptist 113 04x—9 8 4( Busli and Hilton; Strickler and. Moser. League Standing W. L. Pct. Union Chapel 3 0 1.000 l St. Mary’s 3 1 .7501 Presbyterian 3 1 .750 Vnited brethren 2 1 .667 Reformed 2 2 .500. Lutheran 11 -500: Baptist 11 .500 i Methodist 1 2 .3331 Evangelical 0 3 .000 Christian 0 4 Next Week’s Schedule Monday Presbyterian vs. Methodist. Reformed vs. Union Chapel. T uesday Christian vs. Evangelical. St. Mary’s vs. United Brethren. | Thursday Methodist vs. Baptist. Union Chapel vs. Lutheran.

NEW. CLASSY SPORT HOSE Jeb j7 We are showing quite a variety of • distinctive patterns in New Summer Sport Hose. A wide assortment of pastel colors, white, some with clocks and figured designs. Made by Interwoven, Iron Clad, and Cooper, to assure quality and style. 25c to 50c THE NEW IRON CLAD SPORT BRIEFS, IN POPULAR COLORS — THE SHORT SOCK WITH THE ELASTIC TOP—Pair 25c Holthouse Schulte & Co

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STANDINGS J AMERICAN LEAGUE ! W. L. Pct. | New York 54 33 ■*’**! I WtabißfftoQ * Philadelphia 45 <2 517, Chicago 43 44 • 4# L Detroit 43 48 I Cleveland < 43 4 ? • 4,!< i 1 I Boston 36 60 • 41s j r st. Louis 34 59 .366 if NATIONAL LEAGUE I, l- W, L. Pct. i New York »0 35 .588| ' ('lmago W 4U •W®| t Pittsburgh 48 39 .552 St. Ixiuis 45 42 .517 • Boston 44 44 -500 i I Philadelphia 37 49 .430 1 Brooklyn 36 48 .429. I Cincinnati 33 51 .427 I „ „ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. Columbus 57 35 .620 I (Minneapolis 53 44 .546 ,'St. i’aul 52 47 .525 | (Indianapolis 48 45 .5161 (Toledo ■ 47 49 .490 II ,mis#ille 65 6# .4,4 .Milwaukee 39 52 .429 Kansas City 40 59 .404 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League Boston, 5; Chicago, 0. Detroit, li Washington, 0. Philadelphia, 6: St. Louis, 5 (ten I innings». I Cleveland. 3; New York. 1. ■ National League I Chicago. 10; Philadelphia, 1. Boston. 3; St. Louis, 2. Pittsburgh. 6; New York, 5. , Cincinnati. 1; Brooklyn, 0. American Association Indianapolis. 9; Minneapolis, 8 i (ten innings). Louisville. 7; St. Paul. 2. Toledo at Milwaukee (will be played at later date). • Columbus at Kansas City played ias part of double-header Wednes- ( day). t Under New Maiagement Blue Front Lunch Good. Clean Wholesome Food. | Featuring home made pie, good coffee, courteous service. We solicit a share of your patronage. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Caress 114 E. Monroe street ! Meals, short orders, sandwiches. Headquarters Farmers and Auctioneers.

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