Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 186, Decatur, Adams County, 8 August 1933 — Page 6

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YANKEES BEAT SENATORS TWO New York Reduce* Wallington's l eague Lead To Single (lame Am-i an b -i YESTERDAYS HEROES t»; pcond victory, Chicago Whit Sox with vo ,-?arl Averill. Indians, drove in i

lllfll Only 0 — ■* ■ Rouxn trip W>- PEcviun Lowest coach rate ever offered to famous resorts way up NORTH • What a week-end vacation opportunity! 500 miles north into cool Michigan for just a few dollars. Spend two full days in any of these famous resorts—Cadillac, Petoskey, Harbor Springs. Traverse City, Mackinaw City. Enjoy the beauty of Mackinac Island for only $1 extra charge. - Lv. Decatur —7:50 I’. M. (C.S.T.) Aug. 18. Return following Sunday night, Aug. 20 Fish in clear, cool lakes, ride horseback on shaded trails, play golf, hike or loaf in the bracing air of the north woods. Isn’t tliat something? Excellent hotels convenient... offering most reasonable rates. Non-resident fish ing licenses reduced tosl. Pack your bag for a glorious week-end away from sweltering summer heat. See your local ticket agent today.

PRESBYTERIAN AND IE B. WIN Mani Emu* Mar Mondav Night's Softball Games; I’lav Thursday i>:» 101—9 7 8 No Games Today YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Na' o. I League Are rican Association JOINT MEETING IS PLANNED I OH ri'TßsiLn night ON TINTED I'HO.M PAGE ONRI All-inent in. local effort in supt an artitici.; lake. Since the ■ iti •- nearby, are exerting every ! r»"woman Jenckes and enthusiasts for the double improvement | inent’s plan to <• iminate Hood dang- • and at the same time create a r • reation resort for resid nt - in ’ this part of the state. GOLFERS START ANNUAL MEET! More Than 100 Professionals Open Play On Wisconsin Course Wauwatosa. Wis.. Auk. B.—(U.R) —' An imposing field of more than 100 | eolfers, including six members of , the 1933 Ryder cup team, opened' Inlay today in tile 16th annual pro-, ■ session I aoifers' association tour . I iiament over the tricky greens and i i fairways of the Blue Mound Coun-1 try club course. Qualifying rounds over 36 holes I were the opening day’s program.' | This will narrow the field to 32 1 players, who for five days will stroke 36 holes of match play tin-' til the tinals Sunday. Tlie fi.e-day, 36-hole grind makes I the P. G. A. tourney one of the most difficult of all championships. The[ winner must turn in top form golf i for the entire route, for one bad round in the classy field virtually I eliminates a contender. Olin Dutra, Los Angeles pro, who' won tile P. G. A. title last year, was automatically qualified. Hol will be seeking his second P. G. A?

champion-hip. Gene Saraze'i, stocky little* east-I el n.-r who twice I » won til'- I' 1 ■ A title, arrived hist night. Hi I appen: nee materially reduced th* , number of outstanding golfers al> | sent from the tournament. I’ntl! I tlie lust minute it was feartsl that |

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY. XL Gl SI 8.

I.in exhibition tour with Joe Kirk j ' wood would prevent Surazen. who ■ lin 19.T2 won both the BrltiMh and, I American open titles, from compel ] i uig In the .?'♦**■*<, event. Walter Ha* •<. five times P. G j i A i liampion. and Denny Shute, re-: j . ent winner of the British open, I

lure touring Europe In exhibition I play, Craig Wood. Deal. N J . » H’> 'tied with Shute In the British tournament and lost In the playoft. also | is absent, and so is Paul Bunyan. | White Plains. N Y. Joe Turnesa. Big Bayside. 1.. I ■ j pro. turned in the best card on a|

practice round He was '" e " i the few entrants who toured he | yesterd.!' p ' golfers in Milwaukee during the - morning. I Turnesa shot a 38 on the wa> lout, one over par, and came ba< k | m 31. four under par. for a lb' i

|curded five birdies on the last' , nine. home runs H-’oxx. Athletic-’ Until. Yankees I Gehrig. Yankees

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