Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 53, Decatur, Adams County, 3 March 1933 — Page 6

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Open Fight To Retain Title " ; — , —1 ./ ' ■ Ilia® B" ■ ■& Bz IKIn JK» IWiHEE&ak <4 , *"W Hi' - ~'' jMHH , t29flk ■ mJ jh m9B & -/- ' ! 'W^ - * ■« .v ■ v ■• aJLf JI ■' if Sx£.;WeJi i ‘s»U' • * , * - l - >A * - ’ ?'•,. W?: •. " ...... . ___i.-.. t I The Decatur Yellow Jackets are defending their title as sectional champs in the tourney opening at Foil Wayne today. Decatur was scheduled to play its first game at 4 p. in., meeting Elmhurst. Members of the Yellow Jacket team, reading from left to right arc:: First row—Saunders, P. Strickler. Cowan. Butler, G. Strickler. Second row—Horton, assistant coach: Ehinger. Eady. Hill. Feasel, Bnffenbarger. Coach Herb Curtis.

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DECATUR ft. C.’S BEAT RANGERS The Decatur A. C.’s closed their season Thursday night with a 4235 victory over the Chesterton State Park Rangers in a well-play-ed game. The contest was played at the Catholic high school gym. Decatur took the lead at the start of the game and maintained a comfortable margin most of the ■way. although the Rangers threatened at all stages of the game, particularly’ in the last few minutes of play. Decatur led ar the first quarter. 10-4, at the half. 24-14. and at the third quarter. 34-24. Gass and Horton. A. C. forwards, v.ere outstanding for the locals. G ss connected six times from the field and three times from the foul lino for a total of 15 points. Horton also collected six field goals , hit failed to count a free throw. The balance of the Decatur scor-1 Ing was evenly divided. R. Ameling, center, was the start of the Ranger team. The rangy pivot man obtained six field goals and five foul tosses for a total of la points, nearly half his team's total. He was the only Chesterton player able to connect more than once from the field. In the prelminary game, the

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'Commodore alumni defeated the A. C. seconds. 25 to 16. Lineups and summary: Decatur A. C. (42) FG FT TP Horton, f. f, 0 12 Gass, f. 6 3 15 i Gerber, c. 13 5 Steele, g. 102 De Bolt. g. 10 2 Gay, c 0 11 Bell, g. . 0 11 Schnepp, g. 2 0 4 Totals 17 8 42 Chesterton (35) FG FT TP Youngren. f 2 3 7 P. Ameling, f. ....... 1 0 2 R. Ame'.ing, c. .6 5 17 H. Ameling, g. 0 11 Sinclair, g 0 11 Erickson, f. 0 5 5 Kemp. g. 1 0 2 Totals 10 15 35 Referee: Beal. Decatur. -o Erect New Bleachers Indianapolis. .March. 3—ll’l’1 — Workmen toda ybegan erecting new i steel bleachers in the Butler University fieldhouse in preparation for the st’ite high school basketball tournament there March 17 and IS. With the basketball floor now ruling north and south in the Btruc tore, ia stead of east and west as .heretofore, and with the new ? bleachers, about 16.000 persons may-

be seated. The new bleachers will accomo- ' date more than 1,000 additional | fans than did seats used in pre-j ‘ vious years. Union Chapel Wins The Union Chapel Independents 1 . defeated the Wren Independents at Monmouth Thursday night. 24 |to 17. The winners led at the half, ( 15 to 8. Thearl Stulls was the tead- ! ing scorer with 13 points. 0 CHIEF HOOSIER SPORT CLASSIC GETS UNDERWAY . 1 — - ( CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ■; sectional. 11 The Decatur Yellow Jackets; ’ were scheduled to play their first , game at 4 this afternoon, meeting ! Elmhurst, if successful, Decautur will meet the w inner of the Huntl erlown-.Monmouth clash at 10 a. I I M. Saturday. Berne Wins The Berne Bears opened the 1 Bluffton sectional this morning ’ with a fairly easy 23-12 victory over Chester Center This game figured as a toss-up. was easy for the Bears, who led all the way. I Geneva also scored an easy victory in the second game of the tourney, defeating the Mem roe Bearkatz, 30 to 13. 28 STATES ON MORATORIUM CON’TTNVED FROM PAGE ONE dared. March 1. not mandatory. Kentucky—Bank holiday not mandatory. extended to March 11. ' .Alabama- Ten-day suspension of banking business ordered by the governor. Banks reopen March 3. with withdrawals limited to 5 per cent. Ohio—Banks authorized to limit demands on their funds to a small per cent of deposits, usually 5 per i cent. Indiana—Same as Ohio. Pennsylvania—Same- as Ohio. Arkansas—Same as Ohio. Maryland — Banking moratorium extended, pending enactment of stabilization measures. Michigan — Limited withdrawals still in force. Idaho—Governor declared holiday i to March 17. Minnesota — State commissioner of banks given power to authorize state banks suspend business for short periods. Oklahoma — Three-day holiday proclaimed, beginning March 2. Mississippi—Withdrawals limited by state decree, until further notice Louisiana—Three-day holiday for all state banks and other public enterprises beginning March 2. Arizona—Three-day banking moratorium declared, effective March 2. Nevada —Three-day banking moratorium declared—effective March 2, Texas —Governor closes all banks’ until and including March 7. Oregon—Three-day bank holiday declared by governor, effective March 2. West Virginia — State banking commission asked all state banks to limit withdrawals to 5 per cent. lowa —Passed legislation legalizing various safeguards, such as 5 per cent withdrawal limit. Illinois—Same as lowa. Nebraska—Same as lowa. New Jersey—Same as lowa. Utah —Legal holiday until March 7. Wisconsin —Two week’s banking , moratorium, effective March 3. Washing’on—Three-day banking holiday, ending midnight March 6.

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