Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 24 February 1930 — Page 6

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LOCAL BETTERS I WIN TWO TILTS !> eii'iit 40k*' U 4 ' ! - 1 little ii-.tilde d RpOHlfig Wren. Ohio, high H<*hool Indies hi a has koi hall game played here Saturday night. The final W ■ I'' In favor of Decatur. The score at the half was 7 2 la favor of Decatur. Macklin, Decatur forward was' the mainstay in the local offense Srrata of Wmn wan 'u»| oi< scorer for th* losers. !>■ al nr hi. i school Ib-tAtv s defated Hoagland netters at Hoag ; . jatid Suturd.iv night 333-22 in an Yellow Jackets took an early lead | and held it all the way. Hoagland threatened on several occasions but were neve- .ble to obtain the lead. Lineup and summary: IB 3 i’ Shoaf, f. 0 1 Buffenbari|fli 1 " Snedeker, f 11 11 " Schraluka, c. 2 0 4 | Eeasel, f. 0 0 "I Steele, g. ■■<■>■ 4 ‘ •* 1 Engeler, g. 0 0 0 ;‘.ii P? Zerkle. g. I " 2 ! Brown, g. 11 •> Totals 13 7 33 Hoagland (221 FG ET TP Bub il>.i I. Reynolds, f. 10 2 ;s jarreson, t. oil Roberta, c. 0 0 o McClellan, g. —— 13 4 Hake, g. 1 2 4 Totals 8 6 22 f EAGLES BEAT WREN NETTERS 'iJonmouth high school Eagles K' closed their basketball season by £j«trimming Wren, Ohio, netters at Decatur high school gymnasium Saturday night, 27-12. The game wa.s slow and Monmouth had the " tipper hand most of the way The Eagles broke through the Wren defense almost at will, and Brokaw and Parrish played the chief offense role for the winners. Lineup and summary: Monm nit l - (271 F-Q F.T. T.P. Brokaw, f 4 0 8 Parrish, f 7 o 14 H.~Lyfe, c 2 1 5 Bittner, g . ... . 0 0 0 Lytle, g 0 11 Lewton„ g ■"..*■ •• d Miller, g .. 0 0 Fuhrman 4 Tot.i 1 - 13 1 “i | Wren (12) Bell, f - 0 0 0 Tumbleson, f .... .. 2 0 0 Myers, f 0 0 0 Kreisher. c 0 0 0 g . 0 11 Baxter, g -1 ’ R. Myer gBi it son. e Totals 5 2 12 G.E. CLUB READY FOR GIRLS TEAM A few good seats are still ..vail able for the Decatur General Elect I club basketball gamt Tuesday night, at Wc.itnr high school gymnasium with the Altamont, 111., AllStar girls team. The visitors have played the best men’s teams in the middlewest, this season and have won a majority of their games. As a preliminary event Decatur h’gh school Reserves will play <l. E. Motors team. ’The curtain rais er wiiL start at 7 o'clock ami the big eVTnt will get under way at 8:15 o’ClodF. Earl Blackburn will officiate tne big game (jj) All seats are reserved forth. I@ game, and Indications are a recor I | crowd will attend the game. It is ' ‘ the first time a Decatur men’s team has ever played the All-Star girls. Seats are still available at the West End Restaurant and at the office of the G. E. Club at the Decatur General Electric plant. The f ifc u JB!IB ,d seals w ’" ' ,e offered to the firwFcomers at the gymnasium tomorrow night. High Schoo! Basketball Delphi. 23; Crawfordsville. 28. Central (Evansville), 19; Champa gu. 111., 16. Memorial (Tvansvllle), 35; Stew I artsville. 25. Rett;(Evansville), 25; Winslow, 35, Central (Fort Wayne), 44; Emmerson, (Gary), 12. West Newton, 22; Lawrence, 17. Aurora, 65; Brookville, 18 Wabash. 22; Marion, 24. Owensville, 89; Boonville, 12. ■

I Froebel (Gary), 26; Laporte. 25. Connersville, 38; Greensburg, 36. Greencastle, f>B; Sullivan, 18. Washington, 35; Wiley’ T'l'cri-• Haute), 28. 1 ClimMh 43. M:u .ball 111 . 2T , Franklin. 23; Rushville, 22. Roosevelt (Gary), 34; (' uAttacks (Indianapolis), 28. Tech (Indianapolis), 26; Shelby-; j vllle, 23. Sliortrlilge (Indian spoils t, 3I;L • Peru, 15. Cathedral (Indianapolis),’' .-(’, j .Garfield (Terre Haute), 17. BEARS VIOTOR IN SWAN SONG Berne, Feb. Special) — Berne high school Bears closed their basketball season in a blaze of glory S. turday night and as hundr ds i.i d- ns heered them on the ..(b-ars tore thre-stgte a hard-ffghtlnq M New Haven entered the game, | favored to win, but the Bears show-; ed superiority in every department t >f th- game. Ilaran . ami Sucky led 'the Berne team to victory by scdr-| ling 14 to ID points respectively. The Johnsonmen started out | strong and smashed through the | highly toued New Haven defense for enough points to always hold a I I comfortable bad The Bull Dog of sense fa lied at important t s, and >1 White coat lied team fought and s ruggled, th? Bears were by far the best last Saturday. The win was the tenth straight for Berne, and placed a lot of confidence in the Berne fans that this owns representative at the Bluffton sectional will go places.Lineup and summary: Berne (40) FG FT TP Liechty, f 2 0 4 lirsam, f. 6 2 141 Gottschalk, c. I) 0 0, Stucky, g. 4 2 10 j i Stauffer, g’ 3 3 9 j.Xattnian, g. ... 0 | Totals 15 10 401 New Haven (31) Lake.f. 5 5 15' C. Tustison, 2 15 I Moser, c 2 0 4 Pancake, g. o'3 3 L. Tustison, g 1:0 21 Moberly, g. 0 0 ■ 0 ! Bolyard, g 1 0 2. n » 3i o 1 c —a COLLEGE BASKETBALL I . ; 4 Michigan. 21; Indiana, 18. Wabash. 21; Notre Dame, 1-3, Centra! Normal, 38; Evansville, Purdue, 42; Minnesota. 24. Dutlei 31; Earlham. 27. Indiana Central. 55; Huntington, 28iConcordia, 32; Adrian, 30. CENTRAL DOWNS BERNE GRABERS Central Eighth Grade basketball earn of this city easily defeated the ’.erne Graders in a basketball game played at Berm- Ssurday night r> iinal score was 31-9, and the Tho I tnasmen led all the way. Strickler and Sunders were high i poiu. men for the local netters gett- | in'g 10 and 8 points respectively, neusser, Bern* tor war I got 5 points ,o lead his team's i ffens . The score at half time was 17-4 iu favor of Decatur, and the local .earn had little trouble main aining the comfortaHe lead gathered arly ,n the game. Lineup ami summary: Central (31) FG FT TP Baumgartner f 2 1 5 '• r: Klei. f-’ .. ’> 0 I' l Saunders, c . '4 0 .8 Eady, g 1 o ”2 Blythe, g 1- i... 4 Hernandez, g 10 2 ■finals 14 3 :’<■ BERNE (9) Reusser, f' » 1 5 Denny, f ..... 0 0 0 Stucky, c . I 0 0 0 j Bi aim. g 71 0 2 j -Sipe, g 1 0 ... 2 S.auftei g 0 0 0 Totals 4 1 ■■'l °~~~ Federal Grand Jury Meets at South Bend ' f s' & South Bend, ’nd.. Feb. 24. ftl.R) ' —The Federal grand jury for the 1 northern Imlijpia district was con--1 vened at Sotfth Bend today by Judge Thomas W. Slick. District Attorney Oliver M. Loomis indlcat- ■ ed that the jury may investigate the alleged slaying of Paul Per- ► conti, said to have been a Gary leader. o Diving Depth* Sponge divers work at a maximum dept.: i.Z 150 feet, with short • stays at the bottom. Pearl divers work at depths of about 120 feet. 0 Monuments, Markers and Self-Watering Flower Vases for Decoration Day. Order early. Wemhoff Monument- ! a! Works, 4313 eod ;

CROWD GATHERS AT MIAMI TODAY Miami, Flu.. F-h. 21. (U.P) The grand "kt, bully boo which Inis blown tl)a admittedly third rate I Sharkey-Scott fight, into a wo.ill ‘»*F. Uiing affair, bi 1-411 making It 1 ■ ■l'fWs con«.’•• UJevident In Mium: 1 ovi WeSW'tid. | I- d.e>M C.miO people Into til 'Bft from the north late Saturday ami I Sunday. Another 7.0011 had arriv 1 H'l I rid.r.- ; li.l im.lv Saturd.iv. rail, T< ' nlliplUJ '■ ■ 1 ■ |>< >f 1 I, .'illl ll.OOff Hnorc .ire liiie today, the Ijaua . . tai ion men said. .Fifty special cats of tight falls I ame In Sunday T'pi Iwo d.i l 1-1 ' | regular train has run into Miami In l«w than I wo ■ • 1 lowa. ~ M iatm * strange. At the fashionable places! in Miami.!’ ach and in Miami men iu.i-vrnim: clothes and worn -i n filmy ra'ment crowded night clubs, hotel lobbies and overflowed on bi ■ merry until late at night. I 1 ■ irtu dat thi more pop lilt restaurants: Wiii‘ll the hotel' are filled i: was point'-1 out the' ‘ would lie plenty of loom in pr’vato homes, many householders hav taken advantage of the opportunity to share in the gold'n harvest Sui lai wa a pleasant day and tlie streets were crowded. Everywi'eie was a carnival spirit;’and there was entertainment for ev -ryi one. Airplanes roared overhead carrying people in five mHute rides Speed boats w re busy satisfying tin ill seekers al 32 for a half h<4h* : id, ami m i >4n‘ 4 ; o to -.70 a 1 1 !' Tlie training camps of the various i tigliters were thronged. Promoters of the fight were, outwardly at least, quiet gl -e ul. They said they had sold jiiur- ticketl than they had at the same period in promo!ii'ii of tic- successful Sharkey-Stribling fight last year. They figured it up that if all the 40,000 seats in the stadium ir tilled they will take in $701,180 o! which Sharkey will get sli>s,ooo and Phil Scott $94,000. Tlie rest will go to the other ; fighters, none of whom get anything like the amount of money the principals will receive although they are expected to put up harder fights, and to pay costs of promotion, bally-hoo. expenses of stagng the fight and profits. The totals costs, including fighti essp arses are expected to run around a half million dollars. —o ° h; The Gary Post-Tribune, a Calumet newspaper whch Is hardened to the duty of uncovering rd and unscrupulous acts published a lengthy story Saturday statrng that the sport departmint of that newspaper had knowledge of the first round drawings of the state basketball tourney, before the stated time. —oOo—- — worthy paper continues testate thal its information was ob tained from a coach —And we know it to be a fact that Coach C nti: was not notified by anyone, of fichll'y or unofficially concernin ; who the winner of the Fo-t Wayn regional would play at the state. Bisketbawls gat his Information from a young man who said lie go' it from a member of some 1. H. S A. A comm: tee -But look into-): Mr. Trester, thei. must be a Judas in y -'Hr 1 amp. 0O0 — Breaking faith with thr pre?s of Indiana. Mr. Trester, is like placing the nocs3 arcupd your own neck. @ ' ——oOo— ® i And we believe that the news papers have assist: d in malt ng basketball .what it is in Indian ', . 000 3? Catholic High schaoA Commodores close the!’!' season next Friday flight when they meet St. Johns of Lima. Qhio, at Catholic high gymnasium. A concentrated effort is being Blade to pack the gymnasium night—The money taken in at the game will be used to expenses to the state Tournament March 7 and 8. -oOiffc Let’s all come back from the Decatur-Central game at For’ Wayne sectional in pdenty of time to cheer the Commodores on This last game means lio the Laurentmen have been Voing to town the last tew games and with another win Friday night, it means | they're going to be chucked full of confidence for the state tourney. —oOo — Basketbawls believes that DeI catur will win the Fort Wayns sectional next week-end.

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The first Aino Is with Centrnl.i Gerber cun get the tip frmn Lyon mid Hint fact gives Decatur it de ' elded edge. Tlie two teams ire fairly evenly niatelieil Decatur han at least n 5-polM edge In team work Fort Wayne Ce'itral *;<-< n little edge on defense mid Hi* Mendenhall aggregation Is abmit even on I'M''.'- al l'4tj'g the bus ket. But Wntral cntri win if De catur lulfl I p< i sslon o’ tlie liall most of the Cine. , )o - New Have». and South Sli'n; have good net teams — But those two teams Aren’t in a 'class with the Yellow Jackets r.| —We %'an’t see it any(£flther way bift |,hat Decatur will win. . ’ , af)i> Tir? sectional draw wasn t a very good break for the Curtismeu, I'lt'i He>-jj ■ u-.j'l to lough bw.iks-r and when the draw *ns - nnfng in ia i Stitt'rd.'T morn ng. Herb Just jjtniled and said. “We got to beat them sometime, it might as well li* first." —oOo— D catur gets 400 tickets for the sectional They will go on sale to ilay at D> cn'tir high school. 000 Thia ■ year is Ifci-atur’s great' ■hance to break into basketball ' i'ti Mid B 1 skeCTiawis heli -i■ we’re going to the state. "iH Berne and Kirkland have, the best chances to proceed toward the| finals in the Bluffton seel <malthat is the best chances of any Adams county team. —oOo The Bears ended their season in a blaze or glory by trimming the New Haven Bull Dogs—and the Bears trounced them worse than the score indicates. —oOo— Basketbawls saw Central and Emerson of Gary play Saturday night. The game was uninter.sting —and while Central had n decided edge on the visiting team,’ the Tig era weren’t so brilliant. -oOo — Central looked good from a scoring standpoint but so did Decatur igainst Monrbt Ville, I: -ms, Colum :>ia City and teams like that and that’s, just about Emerson’s class (his year Emerson lias won only four (ir five games all season — — u()o - The sport writers on Fort Wayne newspapers believe that Cential will win the sectional —at least they infer the same —but Decatur is going into the sectional with a decided edge —The Curiiemen have beaten all three Fort Wayne teams——oOo— Bill Bell, who is confined to his home on North Second street s if .ring f ont an attack of spinal neningitis is leported to be greaty improved and almost complete y out of danger the doctors have red B’U to rest foi a #ouple ol weeks, but n-lications are he migh- [ be able to see Decatur play its first game at the state meet in In I lianapolis The hundreds of sport fans over the count, v who have inquired concerning Bill's condition ilmost every day are glad to knowhat tlie former high school star athlete is recovering. -oOo — Glenn Curtis, Martinsville mentor and brother of Herb, drew a tough break for the state meet — His team meets Wash ngton in the first round, provided both teams get that far — and it looks like they both w.ll. These Curtis boys certainly got a pair of tough breaks. —oOo — YELLOW JACKETS WIN THE SECTIONAL. ® WHIPPETS WILL MEET BERNE A.C. .Th" lii klaml Whippets will me- t ' Be.tie A. C. Independent basketball earn at Kirkland gymnasium, wen of Decatur. Tuesday night at 8 o’lock. The Whippets were defeated at Berne a few weeks ago an I a'T out Io even lie ottut in tomor: . . night*' ga’Ufl. Thm-e are plenty of seats available for the contest, and Hie management stalo dlhat tlcke s coukl lie obtained at the door. The Whit' a '• w on.- game this feasor) and havff been one of gi-’ strongest net aggregations in Tiiiljiitm for the last three seasons. Snook Attorneys Seek Stay of Execution WashingtougiFeb. 24. — (U.R) Associate Justice Mcßeynolds of file supreme court was asked today tor a stay of execution to -postpone electrocution of Janies Howard Snook, former Oh o State University professor. Snook is scheduled to die Friday for the murder last June of M'ss Theora Hix, his co-ed sweetheart. Arthur M. Spiegel, one of Snook's attorneys, presented the plea at Mcßeynolds' home before the court convened. E. O. Ricketts, another of the condemned man’s attorneys, was to go before the supreme court later to apply for admittapce to the supreme court bar and file a formal appeal.

PURDUE LOOMS AS NET CHAMP f ‘ ( Fob. 24 (U.R> Although it seems almost certain that PurduiNrWill win the title If 1)“* keeps 1 il)> Its present play, the Big Toll basketbir'l race 'itl I io n three team afTalp. Out in front with six victories 1 and no defeats, tlie Hollertnakeis , nre tlie clas: of the conference. ' in im event they slump, either Wisconsin or Michigan yet can co lifter (he championship. The latter Aio are tied n>i v com! pho a with live wins anij two losses. But It seetlis to be Furihi' y ir. H.-ivlm had Atndef'-ated re< oi !” i "xnniple set for them by (he great 80-Tw!-maker football team of !.-e t fi'll, the Lafayette eagers are deI terntined to mutch it Wh'lo it ir unwise to predict that Shy Bit- Ton basketball team can co through a season undefentoil. it must he admitted that the Boi’ermnkors have enough abilitv ’<> make any other conference team show more than it has shown so far to beat them. Possessing an offense led by Murnhv. Harmeson ami Wooden the Purdue ten lias relied mo tly on its scorin'.’ ability. In most I games the Boilermakers have paid more attention to scoring than to defense, believing their scoring power was enough to win. Wisconsin may be eliminated from title consideration when it meets Illinois tonight. Illinois ha ; | won sixsg.-imes and lost three and will have the advantn"e of playing on its own floor. However, the Badgers have far more power than 'hey showed against Chicago Saturday night and the ’affair seems to be a toss up. Roth Michigan and Purdue play ♦wo games tliis week The Wo'verine- meet Chicago Tuesday and I linols Saturday. The Boilerniak ♦rs engage Northwestern and Minnesota. Biq Ten Games This Week Monday: Wisconsin at Illinois Tuesdny: ChWgo at Michigan Wednesday: Northwestern at Purdue. Satin day: Chicago at Northwestern Michigart at Illinois Minnesota at Purdue Ohio State at Indiana. Saturday’s Results Purdue 42. Minnesota 24 Michigan 21. tndiana 18 Northwestern 34. Illinois 32 Chicago 23, Wisconsin 21.

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