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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
Home Demonstration members report on corn apples and dried fruit juices for future use. Summer meetings will vote on next year's project and elect officers. The article also extols herb gardening, its culinary uses and market value, with simple recipes for sauces, omelets, and sesame cookies.
Joe Turnesa starts strong in the Metropolitan championship at Mamaroneck with rounds of 70 and 71 but falters after the Little Old Man of the links sits on his shoulders. An 83 in round three caps a collapse, and a late 73 drops him to eighth as Wizard Willie MacFarlane wins.
Decatur's Trojans beat Hart selle 16 to 1 after a dramatic eighth inning at Alabama Park. McRight led with a homer and triple, Holland and Lanier fueled the offense with multiple hits, and Hardy held the visitors to five scattered hits while fanning five. Tomorrow's Ladies Day hosts Athens. Huntsville Rockets visit Martin Park today.
A supper is scheduled Friday night at Sheats Chapel to benefit the church. The public is invited to attend this community event.
Miss Sallie Mae Hames departs Monday for the University of Alabama to attend summer school. She has spent the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hames.
Lost yellow canary with grey streak on back of neck. Reward offered. Phone 957XM Mrs. Harry Pointer.
A jumble of terms appears to reference a World’s Fair, sports, and assorted items. Entries include references to a tennis fence, a cry of sheep, a pitcher, exchange of goods, and various nouns such as meadow, deer, grain, sash, and bed, suggesting a compiled dictionary page or OCR fragment rather than a coherent news item.
Athens won 4 to 3 despite eight to six hits. Pratt bested Black in a mound duel and Athens scored the winning run in the ninth with no hit. Highlights include Mitch ell base hits and several sacrifices, while Huntsville left seven on base and Athens five.
Judge Horton urged transferring the cases to juvenile court as Attorney Fraenkel argued a point of law regarding two year sentences. Victoria Price, reported missing in New York, appeared in court with Sheriff Ben Giles and a Madison County official, with local authorities denying any basis for the New York rumor.
Birmingham beat Nashville 8 to 1 while Memphis defeated Atlanta 7 to 1. Knoxville and Little Rock played at night with no other games scheduled.
American League Washington 12 7 New York 7 9. National League Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 1. Brooklyn New York rain Boston Philadelphia rain. International League Buffalo 7 Montreal 4 Toronto 5 Rochester 4 Baltimore Newark rain Jersey City Albany rain. American Association Minneapolis 6 St. Paul 1 Kansas City 7 Milwaukee 0 Columbus 1 Louisville 0. Only games scheduled.
Today features Atlanta at Little Rock Knoxville at Memphis Nashville at New Orleans Boston at Washington Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis St Louis at Chicago Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia. Only games listed.
During questioning Attorney General Knight asked Defense Attorney Chamlee about the Missing Bates girl who vanished from her Huntsville home weeks before the Heywood Patterson trial and later reappeared as a defense witness.
Alabama mentors plan a three day coaching clinic covering football track and basketball with coaches Barnum Crisp Drew and Thomas guiding football discussions while Drew handles track and Crisp leads basketball. The group touts strong credentials from Notre Dame V P I Chattanooga Georgia and Alabama with Barnum noted for five straight state titles at Tuscaloosa Black Bears and undefeated records as head freshman coach at the Capstone.
Ralph McRight, former Alabama blocking back, has joined the Trojans. Flash Luther, who coached Hopkinsville high with McRight last year, stopped by yesterday and returned home in Tuscaloosa for a brief visit, with plans to rejoin the local squad.
Rev. Peter M. Dennis rector of St. John’s Episcopal church visited Birmingham today. He spoke with local clergy and parishioners during the afternoon engagement and plans to return next month for additional meetings.
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