Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 149, Decatur, Adams County, 24 June 1935 — Page 6

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Herb L. Curtis Resigns As Local High School CoacH

ACCEPTS POST AS PRINCIPAL AT SOUTHPORT High School Athletic Director Since 1926 Resigns Saturday Herb L Curtis, since 1926 -sthle-j 11* dire Tor and coach at the Deca-1 tut -public high school, Saturday m-eeptet! >1 position as principal of th- Southport high school, located in P- rry towneiip. Marion county. Announcement of Curtis' action cam® as i surprise to local school \ officials and sport fan*. His new I j position is a splendid advancement I for Herb and hie nuny Decatur, Mends wish him success in his new fi- Id. CurHu is one of the best known coachea in this section of the state and U recogniietd as one of the te’chers of the fundamentals of basketball tn the date. During Merb's years of catching Yellow Jacket basketball teams. De catur three ti ne won the Northeastern Indiana conference ohanapion ship and also won sever si sectional titlee Curtis has been largely responsible for givjpft Decatur ne of file beat high ecnool athletic fields in this district in Worthnxin Field. Plane for the field w< re worked out by Mr. Curtis and the late M. F Worthman, former superint mluut of the schools. tA whito metuxw* the field hast been dudicatsi. Stubhport high school, W, located near Indi >mpolhi is * toto» 1 consolidated s Ufnil hiid Ik • final field for Curtis to uevek-w k* ' ents as a echoed t«wb<. Cowtraa* for the tpMfttou w» sigato ».*.«• ■ day by Mr Ctrtia ami Letwto * Hohlt. P#ry towatoip trartw®. A anc<*tou<>r to Jbr. Curtis will be , n med l> tW» l«to •.■koto bsa-idi to the n*ar fssaw. Brvorad wamaw* hive alß«ai<- fraaw iMMtiawd n ths- position arrA m '.nbs» s ti *kr- Kawd laave atoottolk re eived sobs. whlhatiMu*. as<- lOK-oWeMt t-t- » winni* b rdozkdi tuews hr ttoi 1935-36 atotozto mad C«t'W .■»■. « cor will have fim sutoertoi w*‘ which to weak «terißg hto tost yean. Only one ngostor weiv Into fsr»s-i »'■»> 1934-35 net t«to uww jmhh whw saw service wtyb tot drill be available. --o - 4 LEADma BATVEBt Player Club OAI B • F». Vaughan, Pir<*«a>. 441 1*» W t»'U Johnson, Athletic ."tf ISV 72 .3f< Medwick. Cardinal 59 26» ♦, 1* .!Uto Young Pirates. »1» IB » .WtP K HOME RUMP « (•£ Qreenberg, Tigers - Q. £ Johnson, Athletics' K J. Collins. Cardinals 15 Foxx, Athletics 13 (X!, Giants 13 T Moore, Phillies > 13 Berger, Braves 13

1 ney 11 Bow to Britain’s Rulers F ■ L / . ' 3. : J ft II [ ■ * \ I ~7?:. J??. . Helen Jacobs ~~*s WWsSR I "* i SB \ j\ '^ z .* \/ ; CoVeted bids to Court of St. James have been received ty these four American girls and they will be presented to King George and Queen Mary at jubilee third royal court at Buckingham Palace. The tennis world is represented by Helen Jacobs, world champic-r./and Mis* Davis, daughter of donor of Davis cup. Miss Davies’ home is in Washington, Mies Clews is prominent in New York social circles.

| STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. i New York 39 15 .722 g i Pittsburgh 36 26 .561 lit. Louis 34 25 .576: I Chicago 31 25 .554 1 Brooklyn 27 29 .482 j Cincinnati 26 34 .433 > Philadelphia 20 35 .364 Bouton . .... .... 17 40 .296 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 37 22 .6271 Cleveland 33 24 .579 Cl> M<> - 30 24 .556 Detroit 32 27 .542 Boston 30 30 .500 ■ .Washington 27 32 .458 Philadelphia 24 32 .429 St. Louis 17 39 .304 — AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct.' Minneapolis 39 27 .591 : Milwaukee 33 26 .559] Indianapolis to 28 .541 St. Paw 31 28 .525 j Kansas City 30 28 .517 Columbus 31 32 .492 Toledo 27 <sf .422 Louisville 20 38 .345, THREE I LRABUB a i * b BloominWC* 26 » .«*■ Springtolt -* w Terre ItoatO 43 ** •”"* ' IK.n v.vwk it o Puurw * t* -'l4 Y<rFrraAVTs rs«L-x*» | Ua«*iW> v*s%i.** «k. I.toU. DM; BtaoMyib Mh Pkt-.barsi. b7; IWtou. 8-4. Ciweinfifcti, it«: Hiila* kpl"»i. »•': , (•acMHi ►- sJwtJb fvv®* ' *iy bivM. 4Waj »: tW'-inw. fi Jhcwm Lwes-r. CMkww. 4-*; tostou. Mt m;veka»& *; A-wv lark. ». ■; WMbkibt*. W; Betrait, t. n<>»delpb|L IMS; ». Latto, t ».! Amerieto Assoc-iWoa <Ff*u»ag;a!te, k*-3; Lau-iswile, .-4 ! ts-evand »*ue caiiiyl ’did sev«<g*i. i 1 •uaduy kiwi. -76 CT-y. 5-y. ». Fail. 1M1; IndfanacoHs. X ' SEiM-oiUree, *l6; CaltMUiu*. *?• Mx»n*r.atan. **: Beaa-hw. #« ' (Ais<t gwne M) BiHiW*t*»*v eta ltM4; ¥ 'CiMro *A .*w-a«!*46!t Mb. B»uima. ti < <, • 11 — »»k#eW. BwMtoai. Jtow «* - I SteeJSt s? Gfcßi-> dwk-. Ctf., roti-d tbs warbCs bekt . wto bus waver vw ; « a wijw ; liiia. thriktod a partis** -aaiWy at | •'ot«MMB taday wtou to saawad : a 66, six aato®r tor. i» tto First qualifyi»»: round <M tlto h<»Mi open I’hpmpionshlp. Smith'e score establ istod a I . new record for the Gullane i course.

YANKEES LOSE TO CLEVELAND New Yorkers Lose Three Straights After Making Sensational Spurt N'A»k York. June 24.—<U.R>—The New York Yankees today were on the toboggan, victims of three straight defeats after a brilliant spurt which sent them to first place. The Yanks won 9 of their first ' Hi games in the est, and had a 6- j game streak tntact when they met ’ Schooltoy Rowe in Detroit Friday.j Rowe blanked the Yanks. 7-0, ajid I then they moved into Cleveland, where they've dropped two in a row and seen their lead dwindle to | games. | Cleveland defeated New York' |yesterday. 6-5. tieing thT score in, the eighth and winning in the ninth. Ab Wright's single scored] i Vosmik with the winning run after two wild pitches by Lefty Gomez permitted the runner to advajice from first to third. It was 'Gotufcz's eighth defeat. The New York Giants maintained their 7-game lead in the Nat-, iifsal league by Masking the Ch:(wa) Cutoc, 8-0. Bred Fitzsimmons! •tow his Fourth wane, and pitched] h« Pyirth fshstagt. Pittston iwh moved into second] plapv i« tto ’♦w*toil-league by win-] aim: tv* from the Boston, Bravto. 4-6. »d 9-4. Gus Suhr’s tomir v»»* a *** •* >W» the ! •fietvar. Dtow n..a v*w »* ntb gank »y totebim tbe M. Law* Owtoinals: • l*u tr:»mito «v-»r BwoaMyt.; tot tto? D<*tot«r* btw* tto wiorH, •tomptwi*’. lb-6. h tto tocosdf pewww Dawny Yamce. cswtoi * » a reli*f pitekar. w-aw has 197th k-ww panw> b» tto afeto-ap. IgWa wadlias enabled Cto?l»»jti i« ’.da.' twa fkwnos frava tl»e P'kib 1-ie.s, ty-S. t»*l 5-2. Iwaa G-aa<ta*»’s UanM* w«Kh a mate an bws« faattaw i .6 a «-rwn naJly* by tlo Re* b» tto ’ iiakith bffltog as the ape-nur. ••*] ' Myers' hnmar kt tl-o ftf-*t bvtou? ! Ih2 toe hi ft>e se.sand gm*’¥ke Wiwprsd *v-awd *f the MW'-, I 3C.04U. saw tla- CNi-ama White S«« fasid Batoan Brd Sow <W<b' » dtauMehoadar at CMoto*.. **d [ U ans pitched Itot uighth viitowy, Ims tWe vWWte Saw w-en B* 1 f>**| iKMiav, 44fi Jblmoy WUiSeheml s«to sered Ito tlf-uh s-avaAd* deftat to j tto secund aattf to <•> k*.d 'wan. 8-». j Wmdiiswto*! <-tß*e< Bobrrtt. Uh 9, ibesvpkte €««•< Oe«ibews’s W«*[ bacnw »Mk tho bases tU-led to thej Tiwue Ve Wa b pit-ckitos a*b j ..d tto-' SAWigaias hr Wtltigß M ’■**• ' w-s. m Tto.' rt'»«-id4<d-A At khat tas oe- ' Bwto.d tto ». litoßs BnasMWH twice. ]ll-7 *tol 1*«. T*®' As <Mle<ed tfl ’mz» Is tlie.w» , ■■■ T-wnw’toU®’* lU’ro: G* Stor. f*rScat batoomem. f * *‘ lp i ia*c«< stuatabt *<- hk a isotor io tltW finals iSaibg b give his team a victory. o LOCAL TENNIS TEAWDEFEATED Decatur Loses To Tort Wayne Team Sunday -1 The Decatur city tennis team, playing its second match of the season, was defeated by a team of I Fort Wayne players Surttay. 5 to| 1. The match was played on the paved courts at Worthman- Field. S riekler scored the only Decatur point, pulling out a hard-fought win 'over Blume in a ibree-set match after dropping the first set. Results of the singles matches are a follows: Willson (Ft defeatI Reppert. 7-9. 7-5, 8-6; Armstrong I (F) defeated Hancher. 6-3. 6-4; Estes (F) defeated Townsend. 7-5, 6-2; Strickler (D) defeated Blume. : 4-6, 7-5, 7-5; Vernor iFi defeated Parrish, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4. In the only doubles match played. Estes and Armstrong defeated Hancher and Reppert, 6-2, 6-3. Th© Decatur team is scheduled | to play at Bluffton next Sunday as-j ternoon. i

■w fd “Are we going to stand for it any longer, ladies? “My husband used to help me with the family washing, and In return for this, I kept his suits in press. Now, he doesn’t help me with the washing, and there’ll be no more home pressing. “Ail his clothes go to Farr-Way Cleaners from now on.” (Cheers).

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1935.

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LEWIS-GARNERA I FIGHT TOMORROW IMrivil Negro Faces His Biggest Test In Battle With Italian itow York. June 24—<U.R) —The , !>(■ test for Joe Lewis, Detroit's I Iv-vtotati* negro puncher, cfjjhes , twnwrtww »i»At in Yankee stadium w’»i-» be buttles Pritno Camera, KS-pouwd Ttelaan niaut, in a 15»*«to bNavpvweig'nt bout. ?(cr« tbMu 50,W) spectators are ■ ’«p«etwl to po,v approximately ‘ XMl.toe th see'txniis unleash his | i b-t!*4 fitos cw the (Uc-heavy'wejght' i toawipiwK's •Ftab* ••aj»p. It'^-ill! to tto PUbt crowd of the | ‘ Yean. twica tbe receipts’ <C As- w ...ntt Tua; Ww-Jaiiee J Bt*a-d»l«ck ttoto towt. •BjAos *f I-StMBWt prow- ■ I &SH ee-n-ttoMv to matke him a 6-5' | iu-vewte vwiJb tS.lpbetttaK gentry, f i bat’ afc»?-r ttop experience of the I Ba-«r Bra.Btock uwet it is likely i I (*•-«« wvwi' wiM prevail by tomor-i ] w«v. i Ikstoil :to the '"brown Dempsev" I !«nd tbK gnttest negro fighter j •lU f Min I-mgford, the Iwston | ta.r bat*-, Luuis will enteMhe ring I v*ith owe of the most remarkahie! wwwnb- IB pugilistic history, ne I l*to scorto 22 triumphs without a! p *fwat i« less than a year of pro-1 f»*s:«UW biting. He has knocked | out 18 of opponents, and had I all of them on-cjhe floor at least once. O Never pulling a punch, Louis, has given hi.i spurring partners] an unmerciful lacing during his month of training at Pompton ■ N. J. His punches have I floored every one of them and i . made several quit camp. Louis punches with either hand - - short, brutal punches. The ! frozen-faced negro fights from a | flat-footed stance shuffling in to

Film Star Weds Irish Boxer ""M J 'W ~ _A IL. .rn W. | |* I'/ a J f \j Errol Flynn < T/ V v v L* z J i J* A \ / -I \S £ / i. via, ~,,.- - / Hollywood staged an enthusiastic reception for Lily Damita, exotic , j French film star, when she returned to the movie colony after a flying trip to Yuma, Aria., where she became the bride of Errol Flynn, inset, Irish boxer and actor,

| stalk his foe. The high spots on | his record are two knockouts of j Lee Ramage, brilliant San Diego. Calif., boxer, a 1-round K. O. of Stanley Pored* who holds a deci- ! sion over Camera, a 3-round K.O. ! j of Charlie Massera. and a 10-round ] decision over Natie Brown. Camera's size, strength, and exI perience are the main factors in ! favor of the ex-champion. Louis i never has faced a man ae big or I rough as the Italian man mountain. He scorer! his knockouts against men of his own size, earners is nearly 6 inches taller than Louis. Although Camera has a record of 62 knockouts in 85 bouts, he is not regarded as a stiff puncher. He has a club-like left hut he never has siiown a dangerous I punch against a first-class foe. With a 60-pound weight advant- , age. Camera can wear the negro I down in the clinches. The farth- | er the bout goes, the better Car- : nera's chances would seem to be. , Camera wen the title from Jack ’ Sharkey in 1933, and lost it a .year later to Max Paer, who had him on I the bout was stopped in the 11th I round. Reports from Camera's camp ] say he is in the hest physical • condition of his career, and that Ihe has regdWled his confidence ! under the coaching of Bill Duffey. ! who was absent from his cornsr I in the Baer bout. A Wisconsin Athlete Commits Suicide Madison. Wis.. June 24. —(U.R) — Mario Pacetti, 21, s'ar athlete and , honor student at the University of | Wisconsin, yesterday took his life ;by breathing carbon monoxide. Police said Pacetti, whose home I was in Kenosha, Wis., and who was Ito have entered West Point July 1, was in the tfiroes of mental depression because of alt unhappy ; love affair. @ Two young women found his rented car and reported to police.

| They found hl* body in the car. | He had taped an Inner tube to the 1 exhaust pipe and directed the 'poisonous gas Into the caj through a small opening. On the varsity football team last fall an accurate place kick- ! er ajid was mentioned on many allwestern conference teams at a guard position. ——o — ' "Alabama” Pitta Plays In Yesterdays Games Albany, N. Y.. June 24 (UP) — Edwin "Akitama” Pltte. alumni* of I the Sing Sing black she. p. wan eon-; ffdent today of h Idlng bin outfi- id

Schafer’s 61st Anniversary SALE OF DRY GOODS Ends Saturday June 29 Bargains Galore—Don’t Fail To Attend This Great Sale , SALE OF THE FAMOUS o° “Quadriga” Prints A?"' . You can tub them, scrub them and boi '^7 U Z*AHL*"* -'-x* them and they will look like new. Buy AU You Need At This Low Prise Hjyd Buy Early — Bargains Can’t Last In Some Cases Quantities Limited ° Mens SI.OO Dress 40 ” Printed SHIRTS MARQUISETTE White — Blue — Tan And A SALE PRICE Fancies / '**« Buy All You Need At ThU Low Price J/b « Isl A ftQr w- ‘UC gjlv siji " ,a7 ' RA G RUGS Hit and Miss Patterns Mens 25c Value Mens SIJJS Mill Shrunk Dress Socks Seersucker Pants Slightly Irregulars Cool And Comfortable 8 15c , r 98c OvU SUMMER PRINTS of SILKS O MAKE SUMMER WARDROBES EASY! ' 4 .4 M These Gay Prints are better than ever this sea- yftikljj ] It / 4fl|J | IB|dP son, for every hour of the day and for al! types I; ™ J of smart clothes. aS* POLKADOTS — SMALL AND LARGE — i PRINTS AND FLORALS 69c vd. a 1 $1 Q 0 VAIUES « i 39c “Lacy Lou” & “Nub Pon” VOILES And BATISTE DRESS MATERIAL Beautiful Quality Beautiful Printed B | Fabric for Cool Patterns. Ideal for I Summer-Dresses Sheer, Cool Dresses I - 111 Yard UiF " W CANDY SPECIAL ALL 20c CANDY AT ONE HALF PRICE | (IC This Candy Will Not Last Lung At This Price. — Pound

job with the Albany senators of the ' intern itional league. In hie professional t* .1, tlw 24year old thlete who gaine dathletic recognition behind priuon walla went through a doubl < header with ■in average -of .250 at the plate and I 1 000 afield., Harry Cooper Wins Medinah Championship Chicago. June 24— (U.R) Harry i Cooper, straight shooting profe*- ' sional at the Glen Oak Country club, Chicago, today possessed | golfs newest prize, the Medinah

. open championship. ■ He played the 72 hole, >1 nosing out Johnny R eVu | t . fl I wuukee, the w ea t ( rn , 'fl I holder, by one stroke ■ Cooper received | 7 50 (or ,fl place. Revolta earned s 4 ;j fl Tiie temperamental Ch| ca ■ i shot the most consistent ; any during the «,500 tourn PV I I carded a 73 the first day and ,fl .added three 72's. p ar (ur W I courM Ih 71. S Bwotooe V.Mr.t,!, 1 The Brlllsli inu*euni »■„ to the public <> n t,,.,,,,.,.