Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 9 January 1934 — Page 6

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INDIANA AND PURDUE LEAD BIG TEN RACE Two Hoosier Schools Are Early Favorites To Capture Honors Chicago. Jan. 9 —(UP) — The western conference l>asketlall race was still in its Infancy today but Heven of the ten teams already have met defeat. The three unbeaten lea tern after the second conference games last night were lowa, I'nrdtie and Indiana. When the teams mover into action again Saturday night the schedule plus Purdue against Indiana at Bloomington, which means that another unbeaten team will fall by the wayside. lowa, the other leader, will meet Minnesota at Minneapolis It Minnesota should unexpectedly halt lowa's winning streak only one Big Ten team would remain unbeaten after the third games of the schedule. Purdue moved into the position of favorite by conquering Illinois last night, 36 to 21. 'lllinois had previously beaten the strong Wisconsin team in the opening game Saturday night. Indiana established itself as second choice by turning hack Ohio State. 38-22. The largest crowd ever to see a Big Ten basketball game, some 11.000 filled the field house at lowa City to capacity to see, lowa triumph over Wisconsin. 32 ' to Northwestern, co-champion last year with Ohio State, won its first game by defeating Minnesota. 3326. Michigan, which lost its opening game to Indiana, found its stride at Ann Arbor and trimmed Chicago's t;op lomore team, 34-18. Norman Cotton Purdue's spectacular floor shot, forged into the con-

ADAMS THEATRE - Last Time Tonight - “SITTING PRETTY” with Jack Oakie. Jack Halev. 1 Ginger Rouers. Thelma Todd. The Pickens Sisters. A>’ded--An “Our Gang” comedy and “Happy Warriors.” WED. & THURS.—“THE RIGHT) TO ROMANCE” with Ann Harding, Robert Young, Nils Asther. Sari Maritza. SUN. MON. TUE.—Marie Dressier. Lionel Barrymore in "CHRISTOPHER BEAN.” Coming Soon — "Little Women" anj "Dancing Lady." THE CORT - Last Time Tonight - “AS HUSBANDS GO” Warner Baxter, H“’en Vinson. Warner Oland Also - • .Mickey Mouse. Fox News, Gomedv Riot. 10-25 c WED. - THURS. Exposing the most terrifying racket of all times—KIDNAPING. “THE MAD GAME” Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor. Matt McHugh, Jahn Miljan, Kathaleen Burke (the panther woman).) Also—Broadway Brevity, Cartoon. , 10-15 c SUN.—James Cagney “LADY KILLER."

HORSE SALE Located !4 mile north of the Woodburn Tile Yard, Woodburn. Indiana. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1934 Auction starting at 12:30. 28—HEAD OF HORSES—2B Pair Blue Roan Mares, weight 3600. 6 and 7 yr. old. safe in foal; pair I blue Roan Mare a-rs Gelding, 5 and 6 yr. old. weight 3300: pair Bay Mares. 5 yr. old, weight 3100, safe in foal, broke for a ly k’d' Bay Mare 5 yr. old. safe in foal, a real one: Red Roan Mare. 4 yr old saft* in foal; pair Strawberry Roan Mare and Gelding, weight 3200 7 and 8 vr old- pair Gray Horses, weight 3200, 10 and 11 vr. old; pair of Mare Mules, 5 and 6 yr. old. weight 2750. a real pair; 10 head of good Draft Mares and Geldings from 7 to 10 yr. old. This is a real hunch of horses bought direct from the farms in Illinois. Every horse guaranteed as represented. Come and see them hitched for yourself. TERMS—CASH. BERT WAITE and GEO. MELLOTT.

femme lead In Individual scoring | honors by making 13 points against I Illinois. Cotton's total for two; games Is 26 points, n five point h-uil j over Willard Kehrt, Indiuna for-1 ward. ALBION HUBS | LOSE TO G. E. Local Independent Team Easily Defeats Visitors, 31 To 23 The Det-atur O. E. t ilth defeated the Albion Hubs Monday night at the public high school gym. 34 to 23. The locals jnni|x>d into an early lead ami the visitors never threatened. The G. E. led at the first quarter. 13 to 6. at the half, 31 to 12 and at the third quarter, 29 to 16. Deßolt was the scoring leader, the Decatur guard scoring six times : from the field for a total of 12 pointe. He tallied three field goals in each half. Jake Hill hit three times from the field and twice from the foul line for a total oi’ eight points. Ray was high point man for the Hubs with four field goals, three of 1 them in the first half. K. Seymour I stored five points and Smith four. Decatur FG. FT. TP. J. Hill, f 3 2 8 V. Hill, f 0 S 6 Gerber, c . ... .. 1 0 2 j Deßolt, g 6 0 12 Steele, g 3 17 Roop, f 9 0 0 ' Schnepp, co 0 0 I Totals 13 534 j Albion FG. FT. TP I Roscoe, fll> 2 1 Weber, f.l 0 2 F. Seymour, c o 0 0 K. Seymour, g 2 1 5 Ray, g 4 0 8 Spangler, f 10 2 Smith, f 1 2 4 Totals in 3 23 Referee Kleinknight. Volley Ball League To Play Thursday — The inter-church volley hall lea- ■ gue games will be playeir at the I public high school gym Thursday night, the first game starting at 8! i o'clock. The schedule is as follows. , Union Chapel vs. St. Marys; Rei formed vs. West Side; Presbyterian j vs. M. E. — o Notre Dame Plays Marquette Tonight —_ Milwaukee. >1 tn. 9—'U.R—Twelve members of the Marquette Uni- ' 1 versity basketball squad left today I for South Bend where the Hill- j i toppers will meet Notre Dame ! University tonight. The game will be the 17th of the j ! Marquette-Notre Dame series since : I 1920. Notre Dame has won 13 times. Players making the trip include [ the starting five. Adolph Gorych-; ' ka. Ray Morstadt. Er'.’ie Kukla, ■ Cy Rubado. Ed Mullen and Wayi land Becker, Cory Caster'on. James Rasmussen. James Blask, Howard Scott, and Fred Seegar' I and Mariano Fiorani. Three Are Killed As Plane Crashes Mangum. Okla., Jan. 9—<U.R) Pilot Paul Towell and two pas-j sengers, A. B. Smith and his wife. Newlit, Texas, were killed today when a plane crashed and burned i near Childress, Texas. The plane was owned by Dr. I Fowler Borger, local physician i I who used it is a flying ambulance, i ON FURNITURE 9 AUTOS—RADIOS ■ — _ __ _ UVE STOCK, etc. |MC MONEY loaned CONFIDENTIAL MANNER FRANKLIN SECURITY CO. Over Schafer Hdw Co °hone 237 tvecatnr lv»»-

MAJOR LEAGUES PLAN SCHEDULE Opening And ('losing Dates Arc Set For 1931 Baseball Season New York. Jun. 9. HJ.R) j President Roosevelt will toss out | one of those new uniform baseI balls April Hi, when Hosto.i's Red I Sox play the Senators nt Wa ii I Ington. officially opening the 1934 I Inaeball season. The championship season in both major leagues will end Sept 3(1. shortening the playing campaign by n lull week. The Illgame schedule will be followed agfain. but the shortening of playing time has been made possible by legislation permitting i Sunday baseball in Pennsylvania for the first time in major league history. When the major circuits' schedule committee completed its work yesterday, it designated July 10 as the date for the all-star interleague game to I •» played in New Ydrfc Ii was inaugurated at Chicago last year. The rest of the clubs In both leagues will start play April 17 when the (Senators and Red Sox play their seco d game at Boston. Other American League clubs will open as follows: .New York al Philadelphia. Detroit at Chicago, and St. Louis at Cleveland. The eight National league chibs will start off ns follows: Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia a: N-.-w Y’ork. Chicago at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at St. Louis.

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Tournaments will i't > at'if , ‘ 1 " I week’s s. imdult' for ‘ounty basketball teams. o()o The Decatur Yellow Jackets will en 9 a ß * in the annual A-B D K blind tourney Saturday afternoon and evening. The tourney will be held at Kendallville thia year. Competing teams are Auburn. Bluffton. Decatur and Kendallville. —o()o Saturday, second teams of the I eight county schools will engage lin a tournament at Berne SatnrI day. The four first round games I will he played Saturday morning. I with the semi-tinals Saturday at- ' ternoon and the filial bailie Saturday night. o()o — Six high school games are sclied- ' tiled for Friday night Heading the program will be the Yellow Jacket-Auburn clash at the Yellow Jacket gym. 000— Decatur will attempt to score its first conference victory of the season in this game. The Jackets have played two games, losing both of them, one to North Side by one point and the other to South Bend by two points.

-re I I Sunday, upsetting the t’ommodores in the final • 000- ’ Heading tlm county team flashes | kill be 111.' Jefferson ossiiui battle at osslan. ‘ Wells county teams with II victories and no deteMa. Jefferson las. | I Week lost a lough om; «<> ' ..,-eek. um>th< ' strong Wells nmntv | team, by on'' I' 01 "' •000— Other games Friday night are;. Portland at I Pb-asant Mills at th- Commodoie Lym; Monroe and Bryant at Ktrk ' land. , • -000 - Saturday night's scheduled I game between the Berne Bear, and Kirkland Kangaroos, to be played at Kirkland, has been | postponed to Saturday, January 27. The change was made because of the second team tourney at Berne. i ; —oOo — County Standing \V I. PctBern- ” 2 i Jefferson s Kirkland s ' I : Monroe ' Commodores ■ ■ Monmouth 4 5 •'** 4 i i Yellow Jackets 4 •’ • 4,1,1 , ; Hartford 4 6 - 4 " 0 j I Geneva 4 '' ■■Bh* | Pleasant Mills 0 X " ,M ' ■ Hound and square dances Wednesday night, Haughs I Rink. -Men 35c. ladies free., I < t.>

RED HOT FIVE I BEATS TIGM Pleasant Mills | ni | dent Team Del cats \\4jf Timers, 13-19 V Tin- Pleisaut Mil: !|,. ( | .i ■ iv .1- . iv a| . . . .i i-aim- play. -I . gym. 43 to 19. l’.i» Red Hot h.I I- ~. | U |( I I .111. l With tile op. ,j - -:-l pel lo t pull, d I ~.t with ease. VH II Hehble was , ..ret- With SHleti . ,i I'rt-e throw for a t. . ]• Vizarl was next in . - fi.-ldore. Schnepp ... K ,i ...cuts to lead the Th’. Pleasant Mitts FG. FT. II illierstadt, f 3 Hebble. f ] H Heltble. v 7i V izard, g i) Hill, g 0 M Totals 19 j Watt Tigers FG. FT Miller. 11 ■ Brown, f'- 1 H Harmon, <■ 11 Schnepp. g 3 ’ Shoaf, g t> Totals 7 5 Referee—Johnson H — o Ihe first of the semi New Spring Dresses dirtß from the market. Also soM new Winter Coats. E. fl Cass store. ■ Get the Habit — Trade at riggM