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oA The Standings
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nenville .. ~... .. 18 10 .643
B‘New BioANS .. .. .. 18 18 .bb3
R . .... .... 15 14 511
Birminghain ~ .. .... 14 15 .483
EPshville .. ... ..... 13 14 481
B Snattancoga ... .. .. 14 17 462
"'r»bittle ... 14 17 A
B . .. .. 1218 429
e Monday's Results
¥ Atlanta 4; Knoxville 3.
2 (Only game scheduled).
i AMERICAN LEAGUE
; The Standings
¥ CLUBS— W. L. Pot
B Washington .. ... .. 58 33 .637
k' Y YOI . ..., .. .. DT 28 .683
Philadelphia .. .. .. 47 45 511
¢ RS oii.. . ... .. 44 48 478
DG . ... .. ...1437 48 - 4713
B Qleveland ... ... .... 44 50,468
BENORIOn ... ... csseoo 40 B 0 444
B Foue L ... .6, 35 61 .36
Monday’s Results |
Washington 5-10; I’hilude]phln‘
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| (Only games played). ‘
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| NATIONAL LEAGUE |
The Standings
CLUBS— W. L. Pet
B ROk . awene BB 8300006
EERIBERG ... ... ..4000 08 40 570
BERTEDIIEN .. s+ oss 49 43 535
B v sie aar BE 4B .511‘
ot Louls ... ..... ... 48 45 .505
Emancinnaty ... ..; ... 41 52 .441
B . .o BT B .425‘
T htladelphla ... ...i. 837 B 2 .416
; Monday’s Results
: (All games postponed).
The Eiffel Tower in Parls is
~ built entirely of iron which rests
. on a masonry foundation; glass is
. used to enclose certain moms‘
which are reserved for speciall
. Jurposes. ’
In good etiget, annmmcomentl
of an engagement should be made |
upon the day that the brido—elortf
chooses to wear her engagement |
ring for the first time publicly. |
WHY PUT IT OFF?
HOW many times has someone in your family
made the remark, “I wish we had a telephone?”
Very likely your friends, too, are wishing vou
had a telephone. For in doing without it you
are making it difficult for them to include vou
and your family in their social activities. If
there are children in the family, they, too, feel
the loss of the friendly contacts a telephone
affords.
Why put off enjoying the satisfaction and
protection of telephone service in your home,
when you may have it for less than ten cents
a day?
Any telephone employe will be glad to tell
you about party line and other classes of service.
Why wait? Order your telephone today.
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; AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(Incorporated)
FIFTH AVENUE FASHIONS
DN B PRI e R
Hot-Weather Recipe:
The Capelet Frock
- When the thermometer goes to
100 that's the time to take to a
cool drink, and a cool capelet
frock. And if you want your cape
let frock to be the last word in
chic, make it of dark dotted Swiss.
Dotted Swiss is a fashion fabric
this year. It combines the sheer
appeal of organdie with the chic
of a pin-dot print, plus the glori
ous washability of all cottons. And
~dark sheers are the smartest of
_all this year, so we suggest navy
< blue, brown, or dull red, with the
dot looking very crisp and cool in
‘white.
- Just any capelet frock won't do.
It has to be 1933 in every line,
as witness the one sketched here.
The capelet and skirt are both
-attachied in smart pointed outline.
‘The dainty flowers are placed
‘close to your curls, accenting that
high neckline. The belt is crushed
through a big buckle. Very little
material is needed for this. See
the pattern envelope for require
ments in your size.
‘Pattern No. 5267 is designed for
sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 32, 34, 36,
38, 40, 42 bust.
Copyright, 1933, by United Feature Syndicate, Ine.
(e 5287 &me........., Price for Pattern 15 Cents,
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--i New Summer Fashion Book is out! Send for it—put
l check here [] and enclose 10 cents extra for book.
Q.f Addreses orders to the New York Pattern Bureau, The Athens Bl.fl'
ner-Herald, Suite 1110, 220 East 42nd Street, New York City. Writs
name and addeess plainly, giving number and size of pattern wanted.
Your order will be filled the day it is received by our New York Pat
sern Bureay, Side = eCa ey de s
“KING” ROSENTHAL 1S STOPPED
IN SPECTACULAR UPSET BY DEAS
Hill, Only Team in Race
With Lumpkin, Meets
| Link Tuesday
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i The King is dead!
And the championshin of the
[Business Men’s league is now a
’race between Lumpkin and Hill—
with Lumpkin holding a slight
|lead in the final week of the league.
The chances of a three-way
battle for the title were dropped
when Deag killed "King”’ losenthal
5 to t :n the Y.M.C.A. athletlc
field Mondny. 'The slaying was
rejoiced py other teams who fear
ed that the.lucky Rosenthal tribe
would agein take the crown.
| It was a Deas comeback in the
elghth inning and tight playving
| throughout the game that won the
|battle. Rosenthal started off in
'winning fashion, getting 1 run in
'he first inning, and Andy Ander
'son bringing in 2 runs on a triple
‘and scoring himself in the second
frame before Deas could .ccre
At this juncture, however, Dens
shut Rosenthal out for the remain
der of the game. “Red” Anderson
scored on an error for Deas in the
third inning; Bill Beacham got a
triple and scored, and Kenneth
Eberhart singled and scored in the
eighth.
’ Despite the fact that Deas held
’a 1-run lead as the ninth innng
‘began, the large crowd of fans had
little doubt but that Rosenthal's
luck would pull him through with
a last minute rally. This expec-‘
tation was cut short with a double
play. CGentry caught hot one off
Knowles’' bat and shot it to first to
catch Rosenthal, who was running
for Ducan, way off the plate for
the final out. 1
The Deas team, whose 1 and 2
points Josses have placed them in
the cellar, played their best game
of the league Monday.
Tuesday at 6:30 o'clock—Hill—
the only team with-a chance of
stopping Lumpkin—will play Link.
The lineups:
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Bands Galore Will
Play For Georgia,
N.Y.U. Grid Game
~ Music, music, music in the 2ir!
Bands, bands, bands everywhere!
That is the way it seems it will
pe in Athens on O:tober 28 when
the New York University Violets
come to Athens for the first time
'to help Georgia celebrate “Home
coming” day.
, Already more than a dozen
bands and drum @and bugle corps
representing high and prep schools,
Boy Secquts and Legion posts have
accepted an invitation to come to
‘this game and be the guests of the
two teams for the occasion.
Even at this early date the re
sponse to the invitation has been
enthusiastic and among the bands
Wlready listed for “the big event
are the Riverside Military Insti
tute of Gainesville, Colonel Sandy
Beaver, president; Georgia. Mili
tary college, College Park, Major
R. S. Rosser, principal; Drum
and Bugle corps of Atlanta post,
No. 1, R. A. Garner, adjutant;
the Anderson Boys’ band, Ander
son, 8. C, sponsored by the W.
A. Hudgens post of the Ameri
can Legion, R. D. Alexander,
commander; the Canton High
school, Canton, Ga., J. P. Cash,
superintendent; ‘ Gordon Military
college, Barnesville, Colonel J. E.
Guillebeau, commandant; Athens
High school, Prof. B. M. Grier,
superintendent; Tech High school,
Atlanta, Prof. W. O. Cheney,
principal; Washington High
school, Washington, Ga., Prof. W.
BE. Monts, superintendent; the
Academy of Richmond county,
Augusta, Colonel J. L. Skinner,
commandant.
; Twenty-five or 30 bands are
expected to be in Athens for the
game and the blare and flare of
trumpets will be heard at every
turn. - The festivities will |- begin
Friday afternoon when the Uni
versity's own band, and those
that arrive that day, will give a
concert on the city hall lawn,
after a parade through the prnci
pal streets of Athens, and will
continue until after the echoes of
'the game have died away from
Sanford stadium. It is possible
that New York’s big vyiolet clad
band, the one with the quickened
step and mass of color will come
down with the team and add to
the color of the day. It will be
recalled that when Yale came to
Athens in 1929 to dedicate the
stadium, the Blue music makers
came along and afforded one of
the most attractive of the many
features of that memorable oc
casion.
Other games in Athens this fall
include the opening one on Sep
tember 30 with North Carolina
State as the opponent for the
Georgia Bulldogs, and the "Tulane
Greenies on October 7. This will
‘be Tulane's first visit to Athens
since that, great day on November
15, 1931, when more than 40,000
wild fans saw Georgia's hopes for
'a Rose Bowl invitation squelched
'by a 20 to 7 Tulane victory.
Georgia plays six of her ten
games in the state this fall, and
In addition to the three in Athens
Mercer will be played in Macon on
lOctober 20; Auburn in Columbus
on November 18; and Georgia
‘Tech in Atlanta on November 25.
Following is the complete sched
‘ule: -
~ September 30, North Carolina
State in Athens; October 7, Tu
lane in Athens; October 14, North
Carolina in Chapel Hill; October
‘2O, Mercer in Macon; October 28,
'New York University in Athens;
' November 4, University of Florida
'in Jacksonville; November 11,
Yale University in New Haven,
‘November 18, Auburn in Colum
'bua; November 25, Georgia Tech
in Atlanta; and December 2, Sou
thern California in Los .Angeles.
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- Diamond League
E The Athens Manufacturing com
'pany moved back to within one
' half game of the league leader
'ship in the Diamond Ball league
‘Monday when they defeated the
|league-leading Prince Avenue
Pharmacy by an 8 to 3 count.
~ The outcome was never in doubt
‘after the second inning when the
ultimate winner pushed over four
runs. Woodie Gafhn, pitching for
the mill boys, was in fine form,
giving up only four hits during
the entire nine inning route., Ali
the scoring done by the losers
was in the first two innings. After
the second, Gann gave up only two
imore hits.
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Senators Defeat |
Athletics Twic
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To Lead League
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By HERBERT W. BARKER
i Associated Press Sports Writer. !
. Through the once impregnable
' pitching armor of the Philadelphia |
Athletics” twin mound aces, Bnb‘
Grove and George Earnshaw, the
‘\\'ashington Senators have blasted’
‘their way once more to the top »ot’}
‘the American league standing.
~ Taking advantagt of the New’
York Yankees® idleness, the Sen- |
ators battered the A’s into defeat
in both games of a double-header |
Monday, 5-2 and 10-6 and moved
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'into! <first place by a half game
'margin. The tnird-piace Athlet
ies, at the same’ time, fell to a
poilnt 11 games behind the Yan
keeé s( thus enmiphasizing again the
twio-club character of the pen
nant race.
Grove, wlhio had won six games
inl a row, was the victim of
biinched hits in the second and
lfu-un‘h innings. The Senators
scored three runs in the second
lon, four safeties and two in the
so urth, coupling three hits with
ail error. Grove's defeat was his
fi.th against 15 victories. 800
B urke allowed only two' hits in
t he five innings he worked, one a
lijome run by Mickey Cochrane,
but was relieved by Jack Russell
after Roger Cramer singled and
Cochrane walkked with none out
in the sixth. Russell halted that
'threat and allowed only two hits
the rest of the way, one being Bob
Johnson's tenth homer,
The Senators drubbed Earnshaw
for 11 hits and eight runs in seven
%innings in the second game which
{ wouldn't even have been close ex
cept for a fivesrun rally, climaxed
by Jimmie Koxx’s 28th homer in
the ninth. Alvin Crowder pitched
his 14th victory but lost control
in the siyth and was replaced by
Bill McA fee. McAfee retired the
side ther, without a score but his
later exertions at the plate where
'he profiuced a triple and a home
rin took their toll in the ninth
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Roosevelt Newlyweds ¥
To Live in Los Angeles
FORT WORTH, Texas—«(fi’)——l;oa‘
Angeles will be the home of the’
Elliott Roosevelts, the President’s |
son and his bride announced asl
they arrived by train late Sunduy{
night for a 4-day visit. ’
They spent then ight at a hotel,
Yhe hridd's motber,t Mrs. J. B.!
Googins, not having yet return,qd‘
to her home from Burlington |
lowa, where her daughter, Ruth|
Josephine Googins, and young
Roosevelt were married Saturday |
‘“Please don't ask for any state-|
ments,” Roosevelt begged newsmen.f
“We're here and we're happy |
That's all.” !
Roosevelt and Elizabeth Brown-!
ing Donner, Philadelphia, were di-’
vorced at Minden, Nevada, a weekl
ago Monday. -]
and Russell again had to be sum-l
moned after the A’'s had scoreld
five times.
This double-header marked the
only competition in either league
but the National circnit reached
the headlines when the St. Louis’
Cardinals announced the appoint--i
mert of ¥Frank Frisch to succeed
Gabby Street as Cardinal mana-!
ger.
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TUESDAY, JuLy 25, 193
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| Are Buying New Homg,
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| MACON, Ga.—(P)—Busines, il
rery is reflected in Increasin, J:'
! S dg.
|tivity in the real estats hus.n,.t
| here, say Macon dealers, %
i They say the business is alwgy
| among the last to show z‘-'"narl:]
Limproveme:nt but now the W“m
?trend is striking its Stride, ;
{ Rental agencies report the Ereat
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ihouses are hging repajreq ang
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'Bank Robber Killed
' In Courtroom Aft,,
l Slaying Policemyy
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| CHICAGO, ~—(P)—A "“”D@rme
Thank robber Yought Policemey, with
pistols in & criminal COUrtrogy
lMonrluy, killing I’olim-m:m Johp
!chi(‘k before he wag Woundeg
{probably fatally himself,
The gunman, who once hm‘om
kad made a break from the dete.
tive bureau, was .Johp Scheck, 2
facing trial for the robbery U“’
!natinnal bank at Niles Center, I,
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