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their home in Johnston PRIDAY, QCTOBJER 7, 1932 W. Walnut St. By Ethel Marten Phone 560-Y VAN NATTA ACES DE- FEAT W. FRANKFORT 1 i' Crowd Attends Game Woods League Players in Lineup At The Van Natta Aces defeated the Frankfort Athletics on Woods Field here Thursday af- Both sides were loaded big league players. Those with the were "Dlz- Dean.

"Pepper" Martin. Paul and Paul Derringer. Martin -wonderful ball by making sensational catches in right Held. Barton! of the local team a superb play on second. inning': West Frankfort at Hopkins came to bat, being the man to face the athletics and was struck out on three straight pitches.

Mondino singled to right field. fery singled to deep right scor- hits, no runs. P. Dean, first man last ''half of the sixth, struck out. "Pepper" Martin grounded out -to short and D.

Dean was out short, to first to retire the side. No hits, no runs. Seventh Inning: Dorrls safe at first when Dean threw the ball high, Koontz struck, out, tried to steal and was out Leake to Barton, who took P. Dean's place at second, Lavish singled and Banter lined out to the pitcher to retire the side. One hi't.

runs. When the Aces came to bat in the of the seventh they used some new men. Willis batted for Storme and was out when he lined to first. Leake grounded to short and was out at -Derringer singled and Foley was out on a high fly taken by short. Ono hit, no runs.

Eighth inning: "Dim" Dean went In to pitch for the Aces, Derringer going to center field. Hopkins was first man up and was struck out, J. Mondino walked. Jef- ig Mondino. Tate was safe at fery and Tate struck out, retiring by an error on the short P.

Mondino filed out to Fo; Jey at center and Dorrls popped 6 h'p to Detfn at second, retiring the Two hits and one run. The Van Natta Aces came to -bat. O'Grady was struck out. P. Dean grounded to second and was oiit at first.

"Pepper" Martin sin- and "Dizzy" Dean struck out, hit. No runs. REPUBLICAN MEETING AT SlHRY.OCK AUDITORIUM LARGELY ATTENDED' The Republican rally at the Shryock Auditorium at the Southern Illinois Teachers', College T.nnmlay evening, was attended and enthusiastic crowd. Attorney Feirich was chairman of the evening and introduced the speakers. Very interesting addresses were made'by Harry C.

candidate for state auditor; Chas. W. Vail, for cleric of supreme court, John K. Northup, for attorney general, and others. The principal speaker of the evening was the Hon.

Leu Small, candidate for governor, anivett after the meeting was' underway. His address was short and to the point. Immediately after making his talk Gov. Small left for Marion where he also spoke. ATTEND FUNERAL IN DU QUOIN a Marion visitor Friday, Btherton 'a bu'siess 'visitor in'Mnrphysboro-Thursday.

Dr. visitor in. Marion' Mrs. McCarthy," of Coultervilie, is the guest of 'her daughter, Airs. John King.

has 'returned to Carrier Mills'after a few di.ys- 1 visit with relatives, Misp' Jennie Dillinger ol! Anna first man.up and popped up to the and was thrown out at firj)t. Lavish "truck out and struck out to retire the side. No hits. No runs. the first man up for theJMcCully grounded to second and was at Leake filed out to left Derringer singled.

Foley to retire the side. One hit. runs. the side. No hits, no runs.

Hiller for the Aces was struck out as was McCord, batting for O'Grady. Bertoni made the out retiring the side. No hits, no runs. Ninth inning: P. ed out to right field.

Dorris hit high fly and Bertoni made a sen-, sational catch by. falling Hat on his face but holding the ball. ball and Lavish struck out. No hits, no runs. In the 'last half of the ninth "Pepper" Martin doubled.

Dean doubled scoring battov The' following from this city attended the funeral of Mr. Mercer, a Spanish-American War. veteran, in Du Quoin Thursday: Mrs, Richard Mr. and Mrs. Boren, Mrs.

John McMillan, Roy and John Sam I-linchcliff, Frank Teeter. Miss Kate Teeter and Mrs. Wiswell. I -inning: Koonss was the KoonU was hit by a pitched POLICE COURT M'hird, inning: Hopkins "a sin- at Martin and for Leake. getting a single and scoring Dean and ending the game.

Three hits, two runs. "Between the eighth and; ninth innings "Pepper" Martin gave away and a as he In Police Magistrate Ellsworth last's court Friday morning Fred Weaver pleaded guilty to possession of liquor and was fined and costs. Hussell Clemens was a''business visitor in Du Quoin-Friday. thvee gloves, three balls pair of shoes, same type but was caught napping 'Srrt by Derringer and was out. J-kveavs.

Before the game they gave Mondino got a single. Jeffrey hltj away several autographed souve- a double play to retire side. Two hits. No runs. VAN NA TTA ACES AB O'Grady, If 3 Mr.

and Mrs. Orin Graft 1 left Thursday for Eldorado, where they will, be the guests of the former's sister, -Mrs. W. L. Phillips, is visiting parents, and Mrs.

Frank Dillinger. Mrs. 'L. Sims.and Misses Margaret and Floss Marten were St. Louis visitors Friday.

Rev. M. Moore returned Thursday from Zion, where he recently closed a revival- meeting. Luther M'eininger, B. Valentine and Carl Etherton attended the Exposition at Centralia Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Kennon Reni'rb and Mrs. Venn on Patterson left Friday for a several days' visit with and friends at New Ross, Tnd. Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Meffei't returned Thursday from Frank'en- moth, where they visited their son, Byron M.efi'ert and fain- City after weeks' visit at the 'home of her parents, Prof, Draper. UNION HILL By Ned, Hagler Mr, and Mrs, Chester Canada Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas House. Miss Jewel spent Saturday, afternoon with Evelyn House. Mrs. Dan Duncan and baby of- Murphysboro spent Sat-1 urday night and Sunday with Mrs. Duncan's parents, Mr.

and Mrs, Frank Gra'mmer. Miss Ernestine House spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs, 'Chea'ter Canada! Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brewer and Maxlne, of 'and Mr. "and 1 -Mrs.

Chester -Canada took Sunday dinner with Mr. Mrs, TMvpnias House, Those from this vicinity attending the prayer meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Crab Orchard Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs.

Fred House and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gregory and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Matheny. and family and Thomas and Evelyn House. Those from this vicinity who B.

of near Pomona; were: Mr. 'and Mrs. J. T. Turner and daughter, Mildred, Mrs.

Harrison Hagler and son, Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. -Leonard Turner and children. Mr. and Mrs.

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Sy Williams BOOT FACE. BOTTOM; THAT'S A OlRT" BOTTOM, FACE HAFF AS AS WATE.R. Last Times Tonight Adolphe Gallagher lUcjvy 1932 BY iCTVICE. PERFECT WASH TUBES Easy Is Arested! was first at bat in of third, grounded out to sec- 'j'oncl and O'Grady played up to the as did P. Dean to retire the side with no hits and no runs.

itl Fourth inning: Tate hit an easy roller down to third base and was at first. P. Mondino hit to ta'e ''pitcher and Dorrts filed out to left field. No hits. No runs.

"Pepper" Martin come to bat for the Aces and flied out to left field. "Dizzy" Dean sent a Ions Jly just over the. foul line in left field which was caught by for one of the hardest catches -'of the same. Strome lined out to center Held, retiring the side. No runs.

Fifth Lavish, the first 'man up for the Athletics, was out. Zanter was safe at Hopkins lined out to' the and was out at first. J. lined out to right field the third out. One hit, no runs.

for the Aces, filed out to "'the short stop, Derringer sent an roller down to third base and out at first. Foley got a doxi- to deep left and Hiller singled back of short, advancing 'ey. O'Orady struck out. retiring side. Two hits, no runs, -Sixth inning: Derringer retired next three men to face him were Tate, Jeffery and three strike outs.

N'n P. Dean, 2b P. Martin, lb D. Dean, 3b Storme. It' Leake, Derringer, Foley, cf Hiller, ss McCord.

lb Bertoni, 2b Willis, If McCully 6 Aimone, 3b W. FRANKFORT Hopkins, If Mandino, 2b J.effery, ss Tate, P. Mondino, 11) Dorrls, rf KooiiU, Lavish, cf Zanter, 3 3 3 i 'i 2 1 0 AB 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 9 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 1' 1 REG S.PAT OFF.O 1932 CV NEA SERVICE, INC. nn i IJ i V'fx I M' V' i I 111 l'i 1'tin I i' I 1 '''V'-l 1 is, I -MCi i i 't'- iv 'i I Ml, 1 -S Pr' 6 I "xfc IVL' V- -I 1 tfj. Wt TrtVNXS TrtKT By CRANE 0 wastes SUll SE.SVP& THE REAUZES THKT, 0 0 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES It Won't Be Long- By MARTIN il'avbondale Frankfort ooo ooo 100 000 -x- A SMITH'S CONDITION CONTINUES SERIOUS The condition of W.

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