Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 190, Decatur, Adams County, 10 August 1940 — Page 6

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HABANELLO IS WINNER FINAL TOURNEY GAME Nones Out 3 To 2 Victory Over Cloverleaf Friday Night Rallying for two rum In the «*venth and final Innina, llabanello won 'hr sectional aof'hall championship Friday night. defeating ci«varle«f also of Dneatur. by a 1 to 2 score (] Rrhultx. flrat llabanello bats-i man In the aovauth. starteci the firework, with a base hl' lb' ad ranted on Feanel's Infield out and scored the tying run on Jackson', MflffM Jsnkson counted the wte nlng ran on Rtrlckler', aaruaf hit of the game The nev two batters! |H>pp«*d out Cloverleaf', only 1 threat In the laat half of the ,ev enth waa a walk to Kirby with | two out. but Schnepp grounded out to end the game Cloverleaf drew flrat blood with! • ran In the second Inning on hit, by Kleiner and Kirby Halranello tied the score In the third frame on Strickler', hit and a pair of Infield onia. Cloverleaf took a 2 1 lead In the fifth frame on an error and an Infield mil Agler held Cloverleaf to two hlta. both lit the second Inning and fanned II batters llalianello obtained five hlta off It Arnold who struck out five flahanello will represen' Jay and Adama count lea in the regional tourney whl<h will be held at a time and place to Ire announced later Mahanaiio All II II K M Ladd. e .... < 0 o u E Bchultl rs .... 0 o u 0 Painter, rs 2 0 0 0 K Ladd 1b loan Andrews. If 1 « 1 o G Schults. 1 I I I Feasol. lb 2 0 0 0 Jackson 2b ........ 3110 Strickler as 11 2 •> Agler. p 2 0 0 0 TOTALS ..... M 2 6 I Ctacarleaf Rndlcel. 2b 3 0 0 2 Stapleton, as .. 3 0 0 0 McConnell. M .... 3 0 o o Steiner. 3b 3 110 lUgbland. c 3 0 0 o Kirby, lb .... 3 o|u Schnepp. rs 3 1 o o Kaylor, cf 2 0 0 0

Newest and Best in Summer Ar* our now Ouro Glatt Floibl* Glatt Wrist Watch Bractlet* Unharmed by water or portplration. Com* In transparent, whit*, brown, bluo, green, black. SI.OO •'Delightfully Alr-CoMitlenerd” SUN. MON. TUES. Continuou* Bunday from 1:1» JEANETTE MacDONALD NELSON EDDY -NEW MOON" ALSO—Shortt 10c75c Slut Tat. Last Timo Tonight — "Sutan and God" Joan Crawford, Prodrl* March ALSO—Short* 10c-2Sc Plu* Tat. I CORT “It 1 * Cool at th* Cort** SUN. MON. TUES. Continuou* Sunday 10c 1:14 to 4 ‘LA CONGA NIGHTS’ Hugh Horbort. Dennie O'Keefe & ‘Lone Wolf Strikes’ • Warren William. Joan Perry Ertninp 10e-20e -—o-o— Loot Tim* Tonight — T»« Alttor, "Cowboy from Sundown." ALSO"Drum* of Pu Manchu." IDe-ISo

|<’hll>ote. If 2 « " •' D. Arnold, p I *> • • TOTALS .. .. 24 2 2 2 Score by Innings | llabanello mtl mm 2 1 I Cloverleaf «lo o|o 0 2 I STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct <1 B Cincinnati 45 14 457 I Brooklyn <1 40 4»4 5 I New York SI 43 All 12% I Pittaburgh .304* &I 0 14% I Chicago 51 .’>2 SOS 15 St IxiUts 4? 51 ,4*5 17% , Bouton 37 42 .374 21 ' Philadelphia 32 44 331 21% AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct GII I Detroit 41 42 400 i Cleveland 43 43 .304 <4 Boston ... 47 4* 341 « , Chicago 51 4* 510 It % | New York 51 51 Soo 1»% i Washington 44 5k .442 14% St latula 45 43 417 l»% I Philadelphia 40 42 3*2 21% YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League | Brooklyn 1, Ronton <> 1 Pittsburgh S Chicago 2 Cincinnati 7. St larula 2 New York at Philadelphia, will play later date American League New York 2. Philadelphia 0. Waahington 4. Boston 5 Chicago 3. Detroit 2 St laiula 4. Cleveland 3. 0 Kettle Sorthall Team Is Winner The Kettle softball team defeated the Willalilre Independents on the Buckeye diamond laat night. 10-4 Myers and llaugk formed the Decatur battery. —— ■" ——u ——— One First Round Match Is Played M Fuhrman defeated D Terveer In a Srat round tennla match fl-o. 40, of the city men'a single, tournament. All Srat round matchea muat be played by Monday night The achedule tor the flrat round waa released laat evening Thirtytwo racket-wieldera are entered in the tournament (I’DAHY LEAVES I <v>NTINUBD PKtia raoa onn» fend the Belgian capitulation, which moat Brltona consider a j "betrayal", and to give unallnted praise of the German army of occu pation. Joseph P Kennedy, i'nlted Statea amhaaaador to Britain, who waa preaent al bla Interview haa been subject to unfavorable comment for having permitted the Interview to continue One Internationally known member of parliament proposed that Kennedy accompany Cudahy on the flight home “to keep out of trouble” He aald he had told Ken nedy. "Old man. you're shellshocked " Cudahy, reportedly In poor health, waa very much surprised by the reaction to hla interview He conveyed the impreaaioti that no matter what happened to hla diplomatic career, he would fight to obtain funds for Belgian relief — —--"0' ' ■— Sheets RVyill Sunrise Canary Second Sheets, neatly w rapped. Me. The Decatur Democrat Co.

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Lions Win City “Title” By Downing Rotarians Friday

The city urftball "crown.” a crown ,llghtly taml.hed from overdone, of liniment and arnica wpill ed from the aching :.iu»clee of the victor,. rc«ted today upon the collective head, of the Decatur Lion* dut> player,. The Tuesday night club member, made It two out of three at WorthIman Field la,' night, i ru,hing the IhH-atur Rotarian* by a It* wore | to cop the third and final game of the "champlOnahlp" aerie*. Falling on the aianta of Rotary hurler. "Whlatle Ball" Kindler early In the game, the Lion* powerhome hitter,. C'uator. KrueckHlw-rg. I Jim Ehinger. Halterman. Bob Holtlioum*. Zwick. etc., puahed ai roa* four run, on five hit. In the Initial atanxa. Combining nafeile* with Rotary fielding antic, that ,urpa.,ed even their own. the winner, acored three time, in the aecond. five tlme, in the third, once In the fifth and three time. In the aeventh. The beat that the Rotarian, could do off the pitching of laiwell Smith. Lion, alabman. wa, *nag nine widely acattered hit, good for a like number of run,. The playing of ladtx. Auer. Thoma. Stapleton and Reynold, made the loaera' error column look like the French war debt no lea, than HI having lieen chalked up by the end of the conteat. Kruecketierg. Holthnuae and Hooten made the winner,' four bobble,. The highlight of the game proved to lie the emulating of Ernie (aimbardl by Catcher Cuater of the Lion, who,e aprawl over home plate In the fifth re,embled for all the world that supreme faux pa«« that made the Cln<y catcher the goat of laat year’, world aortal. Bol> Holthouae', alide Into home after a >ma,blng home run. Oiu-ar ' l<anketiau'« hard hit alngle thl, flr,t of the aerie, l. Pete Hey nolde ball juggling at the shortalop p;»l-1 tlon. Jotm Halterman', green cap. George Auer', fleet-footed (?) ba»erunning — lheae and other, were among the thing, that made the gam* ,eem what it ha* become

STATE FAIR PRESIDENT A REAL FARMER | , There to nothing cynthetic about the intoruat ahown by Phare* L White, Oaford, Indian*, in the Indian* Slate Fair. Mr. White ia PreaIdent of th* Indian* Boaid of Agrrulture, th* governing body of Hooaierdom'a fanoua eipoaition that will run eight daya and night* Bjp ,r thia year, Auguat 30 to September «, bicluair*. Th * Kcr ‘« i* tow might be photographed any day on Mr. White'* Maw - f,rm c " un ‘y wher* he product* hybrid need corn, operate* OBHr wMh Mr* • »'" 1 ,lM one nt th* outstanding dairy herd* in the atate. Wheth"C he be detaaaelling corn, feeding the herd, or milking, "p. 1.,” a. he >a familiarly known to hi* aaaociatea on hi. agricultural board. still 'f' WhAMMBI Bn '** , " n ” to thlnk , " J worry ,t>oUt ,h ' u, k °f producing the Indiana Stat* Fair, but h* ia confident that record* will broken thia year, i H Injm h-' 4 f -a; 1 . S ; e/ Ifeß » '

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I known to lie —a comedy ot error*. Thu, ended the annual aerie, he- : tween the mM'lal club. Borrowed I < lent* were returned to their owner,. time-worn baaehall cap, went ! lia< k to their cloaela and the tired. ' nore and ,tiff-legged patriarch, of the diamond iu>uicht real and com- ' fort in ihelr lounge chair, until next year when the annual two out of three game aerie, I, again opened.

Buffalo Prove Popular Attraction At Four State Parks And Game Preserves

Buffalo form one of the major attraction, for tbouaanda of vlaltora at Pokagon and Shakatnak I atate parka and at the Brown counI ly and Well, county atate game : preaervea. Virgil M. Simmon,, com- j 1 mlaaloner of the Department of Conaervation. reported today In dlacuealng the popularity of wildI life exhlblta maintained by the department. Large corral,, aecurely fenced, make it poaalble for the vlaltor, to obaerve theae aurvlvora of the ! "thundering herd*" which once 1 roomed over much of Indiana and the plain, state. There were nevoral well-defined buffalo "trace," , In the southern part of the state, routea followed by the buffalo In

Jab far Every Hour In Day Sacramento, Cal. <UF) “ Every day haa 24 hours and 24 jobs In it for F. W. Mosher. Jr. editor of the Corning Dally Observer. The ,utpricing num tier of Jobs held by Mosher developed when he accepted hla 24th "Job on the aide" as deputy county coroner In Tehama county. —' Mobile Grown Rapidly Mobile. Ala OJ.» This seaport city of Alabama is taking pride In It* rapid growth as evidenced by a new city directory which show, a population of 107.154 for the city's metropolitan area.

their migrations between the Ohio and the Wabash river*. Indiana', Drat exhibit of buffalo wa, establiihed at Pokagon alate park and attracted wide attention. , In more recent year, corrala have lieeti built and buffalo placed on exhibit at Shakamak Stale Park and at the Brown County State Game Preserve and the Well, County State Game Preserve and Foreat There are ten buffalo In the corral at Kokagon; three Including a calf born In May. at Well, county and two each at Brown county and Shakatnak. The buffalo are popular aubjecta for the thousand, of amateur photographer, who vlalt the atate parka and game preaervea. sharing

Utest Bulletin From Chairman of AAA (ommitti <• The 1241 AAA national farm pro gram will lontlnue miphaala <m aoll runaervalktU. »•** Hit regard, opportunity for adapting the pto gram to lit individual farm r»- , quin-mehta. and provide feature. | to atrengthrti the rvei normal gran ary program of tmlaiued abuttdancr aitd prodmilon Thl« Infor■nation waa received thia week l» the Adama county agrl< ulturol < olt aervatlou ot!l< r from I. M \ogler, I < hairman of the Indiana alate AAA | ■ ommllter, at Indranapolla Mr. Vogler recently returned from the , national AAA conferrme In Waah-1 Ington. D where reiomineuda lion* were preaeiitrd for the IK4I triple A farm program State AAA committeemen repre•eiitativea of the atate agricultural ektenaion aervbea and vwallonal agriculture people attended the r onfereiite. In addition to Mr. Vogler. thoae from Indiana who attend ed were C J McCormick, member of the atate AAA committee; Vltgll i D. Seaaon. member of the alate committee yepreaMling the I'urduv j Cnlveraity agrlc ullural eiteiialou aervlc e, and ttllver J KemmtrliUg.' farmer tleldman for the aouthweatern Indiana diatrht. It waa ponded out al the conference. Mt Vogler aald. that tanner recommendatloua for a'lgpgthrti | lug the ever normal granary and for more c onaervatlon are an Im portant ccmlnbutlon for the nat- > lonal defeliae Several new aoll building prac I tlcea were re. otnmetided which farmer, may adopt. Mr Vogler atated. Elpanaion of the grant ot aid plan under which farmer, receive advance, of lime, auperpbo, . pluite. and other material, nece, aary for coaaervatkm. again,t payment, earned under the program waa endoraed Sp- tai auggeatlon, were outlined for Improving lh>handling and atorlng of crop. In the ever normal granary. Another important recommenda Hou la one that would permit farm-' era to earn part of their payment, by carrying out ,pec isled aoll building practice, which are more need- 1 ed anil which are lea, commo* practice. In Imai area,. Mr. Vogler explained that the recommendation, drafted at the conference will form the- ba,l, for drafting apec Iflc provltlon, of the I*4l farm program. Farchment of 1407 Owned Woodbury. N J. 'URI A ,heep,kin parchment, painted or "writton" In 1401 and conveying a tract of land In Virginia to a member of Capt. John Smith', Jameatown colony ha, been received by Frank II Stewart of Woodbury. The deed vai algned by Oveakat. unde of Powhatan, who once atarted to kill Smith and t'apt. Marlin, a member of Smith', party. ■— —' 0 " Four Daughter, to Wed Seattle. Waab. <UJ*J The Arthur F Folia family can offer a real life aequel to the moving picture. "Four Daughter,.'' For three Foltl girl, will Ire married thi, rummer. Virginia. IS; Ellen Claire, 2<i. and Agne, Marie. 21. will be married within three month, of each other. — —.O '■ Fireman Forge** Self Detroit (U.R - William J. Marontette haa reaaon Io regret a habit of speeding, developed from working na a city fireman. He wa, going So mile, an hour when a patrolman • topped him and aaked: ' Where', the Dre?” Marentette cunfe,»ed there waa none. HI, fine waa SIS. Pig, Mood Vitamin, A and D Do*la. Cal.. (UR) -To Dr. EII Hughe, of the t'nlveraity of California', Agricultural College, pig, are not the almple animal the author of "Plga fa Pig," aeemed to think. He haa dlacovered that even plga need Vitamin* A and D. I hl amln. riboflavin, of the ao-called vitamin It complei. the filtrate factor of the vitamin B complex and vitamin B-<. Without them, he find, plga get Impaired viilon. attention with the nearby corral* In which deer and elk are dlaplay ed. T Step Out with a Fresh Step! With our Invlalbla half aoling you will ft*' Ilka you have a naw pair of »h 0 The eoat la more than reaaenable for a high data job. You will appreciate thl* aarveca. Bring In your ahoaa today. G«t invisible HalfSoleing at FORTNEY SHOE REPAIR So. Second St.

“Witzl<iie° IL,/, (, J MIL ' ill ” V I B n Wr might call thia the "hiitakrteg bob" Am tn--. »gwi nut Anyway, private William Hanyak of th. lift . tie kM.»a ahorn off at Um U d war gut..-, »•. i . -'.lUirj

Intern Mayor J < aiuillien Hoode Mayor Qamllllen Houde of M<*n treal, who ha, been Interned by order of the minister of justice la ahown above He waa arrested under Canada defense regulation. Mayor Houde create. 1 a sensation by announcing he would refuse to eomply with the recently paaavd mobilization bill and asked the public to follow hla lead.

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