Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 18, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1931 — Page 6

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G. E. SCORES EASY VICTORY The G E. team scor'd an cnsy[ : victory ever th Huntington Amer-j I, an Legion five Tuesday night at 1 the 1). H. S. gym. 62 to 36. The | visitors fail <1 to bring four of their) five regular players, ns previously! 1 promised and th- lineup present-tip here last night was woefully weak. Decatur led at the half. 26 to 16. I' The locals scored easily and at! 1 will last night. Horton was high I scorer with eight fl-id goals and 11 one free throw. Engle and Reyn- ' olds each sank four field goals, with Engle also hitting twice from the free throw. Rudicel. diminutive forward, a former Huntington high school star, played good ball for the Legion team, scoring four so ld goals and a like number of , foul tosses. , Lineup and summary: , Decatur G. E. (52) EG FT TP , Engle, f. 4 2 10 ( Horton, f. 8 1 17 s Hill, c. 3 2 8 | Poll. g. 2 15 Strickler, g. 2 0 4 , Reynolds, f. 4 0 8; Debout, g. 0 0 0] Stonebnrnfr, f. 0 0 0 f — — — I Totals 23 6 52., Huntington (36) FG FT TP Rudicel, f. 4 4 12!, Sliid ler, f. 2 3 7ji Gorman, c. 3 2 8 ,

Todd. g. 3 17 Kinder, g. 0 0 Keller, g. 10 2 Totals 13 10 36 Referee: Von Crowe, Markle. The G. E. Motors lost a hard fought preliminary game to the Kirkland Whippets, 27 to 23. Have you seen the New DODGE 6?

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Day or Night ® Good Weather J or Bad - PlayTV —on the Fine 18 Hole Course above the GREEN KETTLE • JIM U LADIES As a special treat, we are offering W to the Ladies and Girls, each W ednesday and Thursday Afternoon from Ito 6 o’clock g|| g ' Free Golf Come up and enjoy the splendid Jton| pastime as our guests. s*** ”, HEY KIDS! You can now play Indoor Golf on school days, between the r WS&V hours of 3:30 to 6 o’clock, for.. t)C

Chuck Wiggins Will Again Face Charges Indianapolis, Jan. 21 <U.R) - | t’huck Wiggins, the "Hoosl r playboy" pugilist, was charged once I again today with using too much I gin in his ftlolicklng, and arraigned i for alleged assault and batt-ry. Wiggins allegedly attacked Mor- | ris Cohen, 28, a sailor, in a local ) hotel, but found tin xpected resistance to total pug';;sti<- >-ndeuvors. He has appeared in court s-veral times lin recent months on charges of drunkenness and assault and battery. WILL ABANDON ANNUAL MEETS Evanston. 111., Jan. 21.— (U.R) — Abandonment of Northwestern university's annual interscholastic track, swimming and wrestling meets was announced today by athletic director Kenneth L. Wilson. The meets have been annual features for IS years. Decision to-discontinue the meets was influenced by th • action of the North Central Association of Colleges and secondary schools which adopted resolutions disapproving high school meets sponsored by universities. The national meet which attracted 850 prep athletes last season will he replaced by a state interscholastic swimming meet sponsor-

,ed by the State High School Athletic Association. o Heavyweight Champ Sails For U. S. Today Berlin, Jan. 21. — (U.R) — Max Schmeling, heavyweight boxing I champion, sailed for the United 1 States aboard the liner Europa to- ' day. o Didn't Believe Printed Word London. Jan. 19 —(UP)—"I don’t read what I work at." a woman ue Iscribd as a ‘Bible-holder." fined for I drunkenness, told the magistrate I who asked if she knew v.hat the Bible said about drink. o Tuner's Business Ruined London. Jan. 19 —(UP) — John I George Taylor, 48, a piano tuner. • who was sent to prison for obtaining money by' fraud, said his trade [had been ruined by wireless and I ';raphophones. 0 Aged Man Sets Record Memphis. Jan. 19—(UP) — T. K. : Riddick. 80. sportsman and meinIber of the Wapanoca Outing Club, [bagged 15 ducks with that many 'shots. He said it was ''just shoot I Ing.” Have you seen the New DODGE 8?

. WILL ENTER ; ANNUAL MEET h (( The General Electric independent basketball team of Decatur will eur ‘er the annual amateur independent |( tourney this year according to announcement by Carl Smith, manag-1 1 of the !e- al . Sub. 1 The sectional meet will be held at ' * Markle this year, on February 18.1 ‘ 19. 20 and 21. All games will be| played at night with the exception i or the semi-finals, which will be' played on Saturday afternoon. The) sectional winner will compete in tne' final state tourney, held at India j napolis the following week. k Sixteen teams will be permitted ; . ito enter the Markle sectional, whic h > I comprises teams from Adams, i Wells, Blackford. Huntington and i Wabash counties. The Berne A. C. ■ ’ team also is expected to eAter this. tourney. <’ o g i DfISKMSWL] i s’ * (By Pete Reynolds) BEAT CENTRAL! —oOo —- Coach Curtis and his Yellow Jackets are working hard this week, r getting in shape for" the annual conflict with the Central Tigers of 8 Fort Wayne. ' —oOo—--1 Herb is having a tough time " pulling his boys out of th? slump they have been suffering since the holidays. Here's hoping they are) back in form Friday night and give . M ndy's Minstrels a real lesson in basketball as it should be played. r —oOo—- ? Friday will mark the first ap- .. pearance of the Yellow Jackets in I the new Central gymnasium at Fort Wayne. The building was completed the past summer. A capacity crowd is expected for the 1 battle Friday, with every one of the 2,000 seats in the new; gym taken. I —oOo— Three hundred tickets have been sent here by Central officials. Thsse tickets are on sale at the office of W. Gay Brown, high school . principal. —oOo—- , While the Decatur Commodores will not see action until January 30, Coach Laurent is keeping them busy. After their poor first half - showing at Huntington last week, George figures they need plenty of work to get in shape for the battle with Fort Wayne Central Catholic, at Fort Wayne, one week from Fiiday. —oOo— The Commodores fought back in great style the second haif against Huntington, and we feel sure they will be primed to show C. C. a real time next week. —oOo — Although the Commodores are idle this week, the Commodore second team will meet the Pleasant Mills varsity on the local floor tonight. The St. Joe seventh anil eighth grade teams will play the preliminary game, stalling at 7:31) o'clock. No admission charge will be made for this game. The contest was originally scheduled for January 2, but was postponed because of the tragic death that evening of George Gase, a members of the Commodore second team. The G. E. club scored an easy victoiy last night from the Huntington L gion five, 52 to 36. Fans at the game were disappointed wh n the announced lineup of the visitors failed to appear. It was explained before tile game started that four of the Legion regulars were also members of the Markle Boosters. Markle played a scheduled game last night and these four men are under contract to play with Markle whenever a game is scheduled.' —oOo — It looks to the writer like poor policy for a team to schedule a game, promising a certain lineup, and then put in an appearance for the game with a “pick-up" team.' No blUjin - is to be attached to the 1 G. E. management as this game was scheduled in good faith. —oOo — Lest you forget! The annual

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, Adams county second t«»ra I tourney will bs held in the D H. S. gym next Saturday, Jan- '[ uary 24. Nine teams are entered in the tourney. The meet was won last year by the I Yellow Jacket seconds. —oOo— I Tho Hartford township and Pleasant Mills S'cond teams will I open the tourney at Ba. tn. SaturI day. Other first round games are: Jefferson vs. Geneva; D catur vs. Berne ami Monmouth vs. Monroe. I Kirkland drew a by- and will play the winner of the Hartford-Pleas-i ant Mills gam?. —oOo— What's next. A couple of boys down Mum I way, got sore because I they lost a little money on a high school basketball tourney. In order to "get even", the#' gamblers attempted to take Leslie R eves, ■ Yorktown coach, for a ride. R eves manag“d to escape although he was covered with a gun. —oOo- — It's getting to be a s rious business if a coach can't run his team the wav he thinks he can get the 1 b st results. These gamblers ap-1 i par ntlv were sore because Reeves' j withheld one of his star players | •from me county tourney and these, I same gamblers blamed this player's) ! absence from the team for its de-' ■feat. Ths coach claimed the boy 1 ’ was suffering from a badly injured j ankle. We'll stick by the coach. —oOo — Read This One From Buck: “Pete Reynolds reports that , everybody is happy at Decatur ; since the Yellow Jackets defeated ' the Tigers at Auburn. We are ceri _—— —

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tainly glad that the East Crossing: folks are happy foh w n know they | have it long sick spell coming after I February 6." —oOo BEAT CENTRA!.! * 0(General Electric Co. Orders Show Decrease Schenectady, January ‘.'l -Orders by the General Electric Company ' this year 1930 amounted to |3-11, ' 820,312 compared wliii 446,802,619 for 1929, u decrease of 23 per cent. ' President Gerard Swope announced today. Orders for the final quarter of 1 1930 amounted to 174.168,480 com- ‘ pared with 6108.398,049 for the last 1 quarter of 1929 a decrease of 32 ■ per cent. As a result of the transfer of radio set and tube business, outlined In the company's 1929 annual report, ordeyw received 1930 do no* include radio sets and tubes, excel l orders receive for the new General Electric radios introduced in the latter par. of the year. o Kills Duck Decoys | M mphis. Jan. 19.—(U.R) The' 'world's "meanest thief'' — in the' 1 opinion of Memphis sportsmen — ( 1 stole a double-barrelled shotgun: [ here recently anil th n killed six ' live mallard decoys in the hunte.'s backyard. Ho tied without taking his kill. —n-■ - . . —■ —— Missed Christmas Beer Brigg (Lincolnshire) Eng. (U.R) —For the first time in 43 years, ■ inmates of the Poor Law Institution here were not served beer with ■their Christmas dinner.

J. .1. 1t,.,.,1 Will Open New Elevator .lan. *” In I 1 • Decatur Is proud of tli*’ !>•'" 111 |i idustry that Is to he dedicat d <■« , I Its opening days January -8 and • 29. On these days our f How dti | gen. J. J t* irov '. s ,lis ,ni ” " |H 'N to all the citlawH of Adams am' adjoining counties. He wan - • . farmers and feed rs especiall). t visit his mill and s<> • the maiy , ous new process of manufacturing sweet feed. "This mill Is now equippe I with, the new Miracb' Swr l Feed Sys ' tern. This syst m rubs vitanuz»-'l; molasses right Into the feed so that it seemingly disappears, no stick: n( .ss is to be noticed for its al , gon* right into the f>-ed. Mr. R?t I, Is able to give the farmer his own feeds properly ground and molasses rubbed right into them. Almost I any amount of molasses is put mto| . the feed just according to the d • 1 sire nf th? farmer. The system is I 'op-rated on tho meter system. I "All the molasses flows through la meter which measures it. and at: i the end of the operation th- meter | j shows exactly the amount of mo-1 lasses that has been put on any 1 given feed. " This new feed service marks an| era in history of our county. Forj the first time our farmers and feed-! ers are able to get vitamized mo-: lasses feed fresh and sw et made out of the ir own grains ami hays | at a saving of nearly one-ball of j what they have been paying for shipped in feds. This saving on his feed bill will mean a gr at deal 1 to the farmer. This new enter-

is one that will draw trade P- !" n "To''tho'"' who ' k " l,w " o,hing " f 1 a... not interested in the n nnfactnt-' of f-d, we commend l" r ew plan' and th “ y g ° I , lliu ! dnery which operates so e«ili(.ntlv that it seuningly has IniteUig’nee that H almost human 1 To those who ate interested in f ed ‘stuffs a visit to the Reed Elevator Company's mill will be a r vellatlon.” - 0— —— —— fMAGLEY NEWS » — —♦ ■ ]j ev . d. M. Byerly visited George 1 Mill r and daughters. Olive and lEmma, Thursday afternoon. Mrs Charles Dettinger ent'i'tainthe Ladie- At"' Os Ute 1 Beulah Chapel church Thursday. ; Mr. and Mrs. William Worthman entertained for dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mis. Ft d Bloimker. Mr. and Mrs Milton Scherry and children. Vera Jane and Rowland,'Mr. and •Mis. John Hilgeman and family and the Misses Amanda. Cordelia land Ida Belle Worthman. Vernon Bracht, Walter. Marie, Helen, and Carl Hildebrand motor•h! to Fort wayn? Sunday afterjnoon and visited with Mr. and Mis. Ray Foltz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fruchte. of Fort Wayne, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fruchte and family and Edward Scherry. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Report entertained for dimer Sunday, Mr.

■ and .Mrs. Otto un... " ; daughter, Irene. Mr „ ' ta H • bramj, Mr. u nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer daughter, Dorothy ’ Hildebraud. " | Mr. and Mrs. e. j I family visited with (; s T > ami daughter Sunday . 0 ?’ r Miaa Marie Scheny • of Mias Mary — — 0 — Thick at a row , p I Douglas (M of • Physicians said the ■ Windsor l.ewthwaite, 17 J of injuries sustained | n J game, was no thicker o n « > than a stout piece of bro? — 0 _ j Have you seen the ('DODGE 8? ( I 300 ft. range > I FLASH LIGHT ill I complete, II ■ 1 with cells SI.OO r LOSE BROS. .