Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 170, Decatur, Adams County, 19 July 1941 — Page 6

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DODGERS LOSE SECOND IN ROW TO ST. LOUIS Brooklyn l.ead (’ut To Two Cam***: Feller Beats Yankees New York. July tO-Bl* The novel Idea that the Brooklyn D-vl gets were going to plav the world •erie« In mid season ho* given Hi Louis Cardinal* manager Billy Sonihworth hla biggest laugh of the year t'ntll 'he St latul* Ca-dlnals eame to town Wednesday the burnInc l««tio In flathii«h waa whether the Dodgei* should play all the world serle* came* at Yankee atadlum or play 'heir aha re a' Kbhot* Field Fan* have battled In barroom* oyer the Issue and newsporter *torle* have Hleitottl the matter pro and eon It wa* a lot of fnn but It didn’t la*t. Keen thoueh the TVtdcera at ill are leadlnc the National leaette hy two came*, left fielder Johnny llopp of the Cardinals »ay« the fan* tiehlnd him »et up the old Brooklyn wall. "Wait’ll nut year." during ve«terday'* thorouch trouncing of l.eo Durocher's rlttb hy the apeed hoy* from St. Looey "When we eame to town four came* behind the Dodger* and I •aw all thoae *torlea aboil' whether the Dodger* ahould play the entire world *erle« at Yankee atadlum I col quite a kick out of It.” South worth eonfe«»ed la*t nlcht Itefore entraining for Boston with hi* rlah "That wa* a new one for me. winn

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In* the pell limit n, July. Well. If you haye any donht* ahoitt my thoughta on the matter Jual look at what we did to the I lodge i« ” The Cardinals knocked the Dudger*' two pitching are* Whl' Wyatt Mild Kirby lllghe. ollt of the ImiX 11 and Hand 6-1 The llodger* played a- If they Were tired and Weary of It I all; the Card* played aa If they were )u»i getting their aeeond wind and preparing the National league throne room Four time* In the la*t nine day* the t'aid* have proved their elaa*. 1 1 1 They blew an wi lead when the jlllani* *rored * run* in the seventh I j Inning of laat week * night game lat the Polo (Iround* hut eame on , to win. 13-9 2) They *tniggled , | through 16 Inning* to beat thv Phillie*. 3-2. surviving nil eleventh Inning in whleh the Phila had the ha*ea loaded and none out 3> They were beaten. 4-0, and without * a hit of Whit Wyatt In \V. .|-o - day'a night game when they tame to hat In the fifth hut eame on to win. 7-4 4( They slugged Kirby lllghe to rover yesterday In a game whleh the Itodger* nettled badly to holster their morale after Wed nesday lilghl'* collapse Krtile While, the eotlontopped Cardinal southpaw, held the Dodgera to six hit* iiititie after the fourth) to bet-ome the flr*t lefthander to heat Brooklyn twite this season llopp and Mile with three hit* earh led the Card*’ 11 hit attack The Yankee pennant express wa* slowed down hy Boh Feller hi a halite of mud and rain a* the Indian* heal Ihe Bronx Bombers. 2 1. In a 7 Inning game delayed hy rain and finally halted hy darkum-s Joe IHMaggio. halted Thursday night after hilling In .*•6 straight game*, went liaek to work overhauling Ted William* In the American league hatting rare hy getting a double and single In three trip* Oscar Crime*’ double. Mack's safe hunt, and an Infield out att-tiutiied for Cleveland'* winning run, Feller fanned eight, walked two and allowed fire hit* In winning hi* 19th game. Lefty Drove failed again In quest of hi* Tooth major league vic-tjry when the White Sox conquered the Red Sox. 4-3. in !o Inning* la>u Finney'* error on Appling'* fly let In the winning run with two oul. Dull li la-.maid handcuffed the Tigers a* Washington beat Detroit. : 6-1. lit a game called at the end of . Ihe eighth because of rain. Boh Johnson'* Ixth homer with two on in the ninth *park<-d a 4-run rally whleh gave the Athletics a 6 S vie tory over 'he Browns. In the other National league aci lion. Pittsburgh and Boston split i a twin hill. The Pirate* won the l opener, 5-1, behind Ken Helntxel- ! man’s 4-hit pitching and the Braves won Ihe nightcap. 4-3. Oene Moore's single drove in the winning run in a 2-run rally In the ninth. Yesterday’s hero: Johnny Hopp. Cards' left fielder who celebrated hla 25th birthday by gening two doubles and a single, scoring two run* and driving in two more as St. Louis beat Brooklyn. 6-1. o - ■ I* ♦ TODAY’S COMMON KRROR Confusion of one part of j speech with another Is a common fault, as; "Moat tfor almost! everyone favors the change.” • «

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THE STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. O B Brooklyn •’>6 26 .667 St Louis 54 30 .643 2 New York 43 36 .544 lnVx Cincinnati 44 39 .530 ll'g Pittsburgh 3b 3b Sou 14 Chicago . 37 47 .440 19 Boston .33 46 .4**7 21*4 Philadelphia 21 60 .259 3.1 >, AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L Pet. 0.8. New York 56 26 .667* Cleveland 51 35 .593 6 Boston 45 36 .542 10L| Chit ago 42 42 500 14 lletrolt 43 44 494 14 A* Philadelphia 37 45 .451 16 St Louia 30 51 .370 24 »i Washington 3** 51 .370 24 ■* YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League St. Louis 6. Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh 5-3. Boston 1-4. Only games scheduled American League Chicago 4. Boston 3 I lo inuingst. Cleveland 2. New York 1 (called I end eighth, rain and darkness) I. Philadelphia 6. St. Louia 5. Washington S. Detroit 1. 0 f Pleasant Mills News I Florence Nell, Correspondent j V 41 Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Hoffman and son were visiting In Berne Supday Mr. and Mr*. Richard Wymer and son of Lima. Ohio vlaPed Mr and Mrs. A! Boner Saturday even-'

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ing. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Spider of Will*! •hire visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Kd Melching ar.J family. Luther Hovlne left Friday noon ' for camp Shelby. Miss . after a five I day furlough. Lowell 11. Noll will arrive home from Camp Sheflty. M'ss.. for a few day’* visit, lie will leave Camp Shetliy Tuesday evening. Mr and Mr*. Glen lamgenltcrgcr of Fort Wayne spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Steve lamgenberger. j Mr*. Cora Bender of Lima I* visiting Mr. and Mr*. Fred llender and other relatives for an extend--1 ed time. Mr. and Mr*. Winston Rawley and family of Berne. Mr. and Mr*, (’laud llemltnger and daughter of Fort Wayne. Betty and Thelma Noll returned home Saturday after spending a ten day’* vacation trip to latke Madison at Bronson. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Archer and and son Richard, daughter Nonna Jean and Viold Hunter were Saturday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Fisher of near 1

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Monroe. Mr. and Mrs Roy Kleusberger. i Mrs. Cora Render of Lima, Ohio. Mr. and Mra. Ira Jones, Rosetta Te.-ple of Fort Wayne spent Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ihnder. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Garard and daughter Dortha, Mr. and Mrs. Claud ID-mllng and daughjer Bar,lMira. Robert llemllnger of Fort I Wayne. Mr and Mrs. Winston Rawley and family of Berne. Mr. and Mrs .Arney Amshausn and son* of Rryanl. Neva Riley. Juanita McBride were Sunday evening dinner guest* at the home of William Noll and family. Mrs. William Noll relumed from Trenton. Michigan, after a fifteen day’s vacation trip. Mrs. Noll visited with her sister snd family Mr. and Mr* Kdward Ihiriex and daughter Kloul*. the party visited at Marlon. Ohio with their father who is seriously 111. They also visited In llafharton with a sister, Mr*. James doctor. In Akron with a brother Floyd lloop. also visited with friend* and relative* in Toledo. Chicago. Detroit, and Windsor. Canada. One of the happiest celebrations of the season was enjoyed at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jesse Steel, when their children came home to help celebrate their 561 h wedding anniversary Sunday. A delicious carry In dinner wa* partaken of. Those present were Mr. and Mr*. Fred Hilly and daughter Marilyn Ann of Chicago. 111., Mr. and Mr* K F Davis and children Patty and Dickie of .Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. Bert llolser of Watkerton. and Mrs. Guy Steel. Mr. and Mr*. Turt*b|e*oti of Fort Wayne. France* Tunthle«on. a nurse of Hlufflon. Mr. and Mr*. Dick Miller. Mr. and Mr*. Harvy Koos and son Guy of Dera- * tur. Mr and Mr*. Murray Holloway

RAIN POSTPONES SOFTBALL PLAY lltavv Rain Friday < aunes Postponement <>l Tournament (iames Friday afternoon’s heavy rainfall forced postponement of la*t "i»' v * scheduled sectional softball tournament game* These postponed game* will Ite played next Friday July S* The complete tourney schedule for next week follow* Monday General F>< trh » * Nttsshgum Novelty i Rentet. S< has er Co v* Smith Furniture »BeMi"i Tuesday Pleasant Mill* v* Happy'* Place ißeruei; Pennvillc Merchants v* Sinclair Service (Berne t Thursday Si. Mary * v* ServeIVStore ilh-rnet; Main St HHittg Station t Bern el vs Jay Garment (Portland.) Friday Central Sugar Co. v* LAS Klectrlc t Bertie I; Is*-* .ittir Casting vs Jeltlsow'* Western Auto tPortland • Jehovah’s Witnesses 710 Indiana Street Sunday July 2”. I*H Religion ltiK>k Study 7:3* P. M Watchtower Bible «tudy 6 06 p m. using the June 15. 1941. Watchtower. Subject, Covenant tMtlixatlons. Paragraph* I - n 29 Inclusive. Scripture Tegt: My covenant will I not 'break, nor alter the thing that Is gone out of my Up*." P»69:34 All people of good will are invited to attend these timely Bible studies 0 —— WITH THE ARMY AND NAVY A- ♦ Aviation Cadet Eliminations Set For August College credits In six subjects now exempt army aviation cadet candidates from educational examination. It was revealed today at Fifth Corps Area Headquarters. Fort Hayes. Columbus. Ohio Non-college men who apply for scholarship* will be “xamlned August 12. 13 and 14 Ir. the larger elites of Ohio, Kentucky. West Virginia and Indiana In five required subject* tEnglish. arithmetic, plane geometry. plane trigonometry and algebra) and In any two of five elective* (modern languages, general histroy. American history, inorganic chemistry and physic*!. College men who have credit for any two elective* and any four required subject* or for all live required subject* and one elective and son Rob of Pleasant Mills. Mr* l,aurence Johnson of Middleton. O , Roy. Joe and Kvangi-Une, at home. These Include the twelve of the Steel family. Ice cream and rake were served In the afternoon

In Army Shift w - -a ■ W K f Maj. Oaa. Frank Andrew* " Among th* changes made by the war department In an army shakeup la that Involving Maj. Gen. Frank M. Andrews, 57, above, who to to become chief of the Caribbean defense command, a poet regarded aa of Increasing Importance. H* succeeds Ueut Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis, who will command the Fifth Corps area with headquarters at Colura-

' Selectee Draw's First Numb,, j ' Sergeant Rhackletaa draws No. 196 A selectee under the first lottery laat fall. Staff Sergeart It fed Sha< kleton of Fort Dlx. New Jersey, draws the hr»t minOrra) •round peacetime draft drawing in Washington. The «,**, 196. Lit-uL Col. Charles R Morris of Ellxat*” N J, «mi| folded Shackleton, standa behind him.

are exempt from the examination which embrace* courses taught In most high schools. Aviation tadet scholarship* which puy f 105 monthly |>l it* a professional aeronautic* education valued at 125.000 are available through any army recruiting office to men at least 2u years old and not yet 27 Graduates are commissioned flying second lieutenant* and go on duty with pilots’ salaries up lo

MOVED The Midwest Realty Auction Co., formerly )ec»tM «* People* Trust Bldg , hav* moved into larger oh.ee* 1* * Paul H. Graham Insurance end Abstract Bidj., fr*t *m 11# South ?nd street, opposite Court House or red I Rhodes Super Market. Decatur. COMPLETE SALES SERVICE PRIVATELY OR AT AI’CTION Cotpe in and net your date for fall or -prim: *»la J. F. SANMASN, Real Estate Auctioneer. I). S. lIf.AIK. (ieneral Auctioneer. C. W. KENT. Real Estate and Clerk. PHONES—Office 171 Residence lb 2 1 - We Will Be CLOSED For Several Days Starting TOMORROW SUNDAY, JULY 21 while we are redecorating Bruce’s Gril Watch For Our Opening Announcement

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