Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 41, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 3 July 1943 — Page 6

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Senators Nose Out Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Wallop Yankee Nine By United Pres* In American league games. the Washington Shi.<io - the Chicago Whin- Sox. 2 to 2. in 12 Inning* The St. Ixiul* Brown* scored four times In the last of the ninth to nose out the Philadelphia Athletic*. « to 7. The Detroit Tigers defeated the Boaten Red Sox, 8 to 2. and the Cleveland Indians humbled the proud New York Yankees by a 12 tJ 0 score. Over in the National leat *" ~ ' ""i Comfortably Cool SUN. MON. TUES. Continuous Sunday from 1:15 Continuous Monday from 2 p. m. “FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM” Rosalind Russell. Fred MaeMurray. Herbert Marshall ALSO—Shorts 9c-30c Inc. Tax —o Last Time Tonight—LAUßEL 4 HARDY. “Air Raid Wardens" ALSO—Shorts 9c 30c Inc. Tax | CORTI SUN. MON. TUES. Cont. Sunday—All Seats 10c to f “SHERLOCK HOLMES IN WASHINGTON” Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce & “FALL IN” William Tracy. Joe Sawyer Evenings 9c-25c Inc. Tax —o Last Time Tonight — Hopalong Cassidy. “Hoppy Serves a Writ." ALSO — “Adventurer of Smilin' Jack* 9c 25c Inc. Tax NOTICE f To My Many Patrons. We Will Be CLOSED ■ ALL DAY i MONDAY, July 5 11 Reopen at 9 A. M. Tuesday on our 24 hour service schedule except on Sunday we will close at 12 P. M. until 9 A. M. Monday. I Dick's Diner Everett Melton I ( ■aCBJ 1 !!'

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St. Ixiui* Cardinal* downed the New York Giants. 5 to 3. The Cincinnati Red* with Elmer Kiddle on the mound shellacked the Brooklyn Dodgers, X to " Kip Sewell pitched the Pittsburgh Pirate-. to a 2 to 1 win over the. Philadelphia Phillies. And the Chicago Cubs rank the Boston Braves again. 7 to I. Here's today's schedule. In the National. It's Cincinnati at NewYork* In a donble-heuder. St. Ix»uls at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Boston, and Chicago nt Philadelphia. Ini the American. It’s New York at Detroit In a doubleheader, Philadelphia at Chicago in a twilightnight doubleheader, and Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St. Louie In nigh: games. MAJOR LEAGUE A STANDINGS NATAIONAL LEAGUE W. I- Pet. G.B. St. ixiuis 39 23 ,«29 Brooklyn . 42 28 .6tm 1 Pittsburgh .14 29 .640 s'i Cincinnati 32 31 .506 71a Philadelphia 31 33 .484 9 Boston 28 34 .452 11 Chicago 27 38 .415 1334 New York 24 41 .399 16'4 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. U Pel. G.B. New York 34 26 .567 Washington 35 30 .538 I'4 Cleveland 32 32 .5(10 4 Bost< n 32 33 .492 4'4 Detroit 29 30 .492 4'a Chicago 29 31 483 5 St. Louia 29 31 .483 5 Philadelphia 30 37 448 7 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Cincinnati 8. Brooklyn 0, St. Ixmis 5. New York 3. Chicago 7, Bouton 1. Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia 1. American League Cleveland 12. New York 0. St. Ixruls 8. Philadelphia 7. Washington 3, Chicago 2 (11 innings). Detrclt 8. Borton 2. —- - o Cloverleaf, Schafer Win In Exhibitions Defeat Huntinqton And Bluffton Teams Ibcatur softball teams scored lopsided victories In two exhibit), n games Friday night at Worthuian Field. Cloverleaf trounced Sealtest of Huntington. 14 to 6. in the opening tilt, and Schafer walloped Airplane Service of Bluffton, 15 to 1, In the nightcap. No games will be played Monday because of the hr liday. Tuesday schedule: St. Mary's vs. M< Millen: Schafer vs. G. E Thursday: O. K vs. Post 43; Schafer vs. Post 43. Scores by innings: Il II E Huntington «10 l«l 3— 6 4 1 Cloverleaf ._ 007 052 X—l 4 9 6 Oiingir. Bha Key and Fought y,

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Arnold and M. Ixidd. Bluffton 01« non 0—145 Schafer 326 103 x 15 13 2 H Ixvh and Gilbert; Selklng and Stoppenhagen. 0 Worthman Field To Be Closed Monday In observance of the holiday. Worthinan Field will he closed Monday, recreation official* announced today. The schedule for Recreation league games next week follows: Tuesday lied Sox vi White Sox

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and Brown* v« Yankee*. ' Wednesday—Athletics v* White ! Sox and Yankees v* Indians. I Thur-dav — Indians vs Senators and Yankees vs White Sox. McMillen Softball Team Wins Friday The McMillen softball team walloped the Van Wert. Ohio Container company outfit at the Buckeye city yesterday. 14-6. The winners scored 14 runs on IS hlte and played errorless ball. The loners garnered nine hits and committed' bobbles. Vizard and Wagner shared

Gillie Announces Annapolis Exams f " — District Candidates To Compete July 31 A competltve examination for fourth district candidates for ap- ( polntment to Annapolis will be conducted by the civil service commission In Fort Wayne on Saturday. July 31. according to an announcement by congressman George W. Gillb. The examination, open lo all district residents between the ages of 17 and 21 years, including men In the armed services, ha* Ireen arranged hy congressman Gillie to , assist In the selection of qualified ( j nominees for admission to the Naval Academy in June. 1944. A principal and three alternates will be nominated on a basis of the examination results. Candidates desiring to compete for the appointment should contact Congressman Gillie Immediately at the House Office Building. Washington. A letter of authorization. together with complete Information concerning the scope of the examination, will be supplied by return mail. Open To Servicemen Pointing out that members of the armed forces are especially urged to compete for the nomination. Congressman Gillie said that arrangements will be made to 4 examine soldiers or sailors on or | near their posts. Parents of ellgl- i ble candidates In military service I are urged to write Congressman ’ Gillie so that he may arrange for , their examination. . The Fort examination will be held In the civil service room of the Post Office at 9 a. m. *' Saturday, July 31.. It will last ’ about seven hours and will Include the following subjects: algebra. r plane geometry. English compoki- 1 tlon and literature, and United t States history. There will lie no vacancy at * West Point for the fourth Indiana 2 t district In 1944. Gillie announced, y There will he three vacancies each k at West Point and Annapolis in E June, 1945. he said, all of which ' will he filled on the basis of an ! examination to be held In the | summer ot 1944. the mound dutkn for the locals with Snyder behind the plate. Kotji and Jerome formed the losing bat- | tery. I Just Arrived! Alt wooi gab- r ardine slacks. Vance & Lin>, 4 ■ - 17 ri > wiudiioußutfWitk : WAH BRNDS j Htlp load a iombar At United Nation* airfields through- « out the world the bemb dolly is an * important piece of equipment. Rub- J ber tired, sturdy, they are pulled „ into place by tractors, or pushed by » manpower to load destruction on to ■ the famous American bomber*. a os c*c ::r.‘ I UjMjijgj *J" I ASulrw £ \ Cost ot furnishing these bomb 3 dolly* runs into many thousands of 4 dollars which must be raised through purchase of War Bonds and other Government Securities, plus taxes. Your Government is asking you to Buy Bonds to the limit of yuur ability to provide this equipment for our boy* at the front. "They Give their Lives-You lend your Money." L. S- Trnnri

TROOP-CARRYING PLANES HELP ALLIED OFFENSIVE Bl - ' ■ ”. •<' e . Bb -1 A ' BIG fitOOP-CARRYINO PLANES, like these pictured In flight over the Owen Stanley range in New CAll nea, probably arc aiding the big Allied offensive in the Pacific just m they did when th. Ameriof and Australians drove across New Guinea several months ago. In addition to soldiers, the planes ex-T o t ammunition, guns, jeeps, medicine and other supplies into battl. xones. (Internation

i. -1 -ri — —~ I PLEASANT MILLS NEWS Ernest Ehrsam Is spending a few week* with his daughter In Cleve land. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Halloway and son Don viaited Mr. and Mrs. Murray Halloway. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Davi. and family returned to Michigan City after spending two weeks with relatives. Caro! Sue. Kay Lynn Archer are spending a few weeks with their

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grandmother. Mm. Martha Staley at Bluffton. • Mit! Phyllis Gelsaler. spent the week-end with Mr. and Mm. V. W. Neuenachwander at Medina. O. Joan Halberstadt accompanied her home Sunday. Ruth and Raymond Ehraam are visiting In Toledo with their Aunt. Mrs. Bowman and children. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hemllnger and daughter Barbara. Maxine and Betty Noll of Fort Wayne were Wednesday evening dinner guesta with the William Noll family. Mrs. Frank P. Halberstadt Mr.

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■ and Mrs. Wayne Bead of m , Mich., were week-end home of Mr. and Mrs J. F !i u,, atadt. S Mr. and Mrs. Steve I. jm ger. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ixoi: | a ger. Mr. and Mrs. Benoit - ,g| and family viaited with y tto Mrs. Glen Ixiktgenberger *B lake Sunday. Mis. James Everett lias n at word from her sons. Clyd-. fl in Africa, and Barney who a •W where in KnglanJ. that :a-9 I well. “ ■ — - o— « Trade In * Good Town —sage.