Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 19 January 1934 — Page 6

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THREE BIG TEN TILTS SATURDAY Undefeated I’u rdueTeain Out Os Action Until February 10 Chicago, Jan. 19—(U.fb The Big Ten basketball race enters its sec end quarter tomorrow night with | six teams In action. After tomorrow night's games there will be a lull In the stheditle with only sev en games scheduled durii’g the next three weeks because ot mid j term examinations The undefeated Purdue team. I which has won all of its four ] starts, does not return to action until Feb. Io and therefore is in no I du ; ger ot losing tlie Big Ten lead. I lowa and Northwestern are tied I for second place, each with three ' victories and one defeat. ( The most’ important game to- f morrow night will be between the j I fast-coming Northwestern team and I Illinois at Champaign. I? the oth- t er two games Ohio State playsp Minnesota at Minneapolis an d <> Michigan meets Chicago here. 1 t Nor.hwestern, which has beaten ' Minnesota, Ohio State and Michigan after losing its opening game ] to lowa, has a chance to become a i dangerous title contenders during Purdue's idleness. If the Wildcats can beat Illinois tonight they ' c will be favored to beat Ohio State I | Monday night and Minnesota a f week from Saturday. Those three < victories would hoist Northwest- | ern into second place in a position . to take the lead the first time Pur-

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due hits a snag. Ohio State, which shared the title last year with Northwestern, will virtually be eliminated from |thn race if the I'm-keyes drop toI morrow night'* game to Minnesota. The Buckeyes recently lost Ted Rosequlst, regular center, because of an injured hand, aifd the pros peels are none too bright for them at Minneapolis In view of the fast that Min'osoia upset lowa in its ' last start, 39-38. ——o COLLEGE SCORES - DePauw. 21); Wabash, 19. Earlham. 31; Dayton. 12. Marquette. 26; Michigan State, 24. Missouri. 26; lowa State. 25. Vines Beats Tilden Cleveland. .lan. 19 H P) -Combining cannonball servi e witli baffling drives and volleys. Ellsworth Vines of California, former amateur champion, evened his series of professional tilts with Big Bill Tilden before 3,()u0 fans in the Coliseum here lust night The scores were 6-3. .3-6. 63. In the doubles matt h ’ Vines and Vincent liicliat'ils defeat ed Tilden and Bruce Barnett. 2-6, 6 4. 6-2. .. o — ■—— ■ Marchy Schwartz To Assist At Chicago U. Chicago, Jan. 19—(VP) —Marchy Schwartz, former Notre Dame half back, has been appointed assistant football coat h at the University of Chicago. He played halfback for the Irish in 1929-30-31, and was named all-American his last year. He has coached the Notre Dame backfield the past two years, but was let out in the recent shakeup which ousted j Hunk Anderson a.s coach and Jesse Harper as director of athletics. Clark Shaughnessy, Chicago I Coach, was elated at obtaining Schwartz. "Schwartz knows how to give a backfield man polish and 1 know he will help our team next season." Shaughnessy said o ADAMS COUNTY DELEGATES 22 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) gates included: (First figure is number of Democratic delegates and second is number of Republican delegates). Adams 15 Allen 97 67 Blackford lb 7 Cass 29 29 Clay 20 13 Daviess 17 15 Dekalb Is 14 Delaware 35 39 : Elkhart 37 33 | Fulton 12 9 | Gibson 22 16 Greene .22 16 Hamilton 15 17 Howard .. 27 23 Huntington .22 17 Jay ............ It 12 Johnson 17 11 Knox 35 16 Kosciusko IS 18 Lake 115 105 Laporte 37 26 Lawrence . 20 20 Madison 56 47 Marshall 18 12 Miami 22 15 Monroe . 22 19 Noble 16 13 Porter 14 14 Posey 14 7 Putnam 25 11 Shelby . 21 13 Steuben 9 9 St. Joseph 96 70 Sullivan 20 9 Tipton 12 <i Vanderburgh 80 42 Vermillion 16 io Vigo «4 45 Wabash .17 lit Wells ]5 s White . 12 <) Whitley 12 8 — 0 Issues Order On Tourist Camps Evansville. Ind.. Jan. 19— (UP)— An unusual order has been placed on tourist camps in the Evansville area by Prosecutor W. K. Denton. In the future, camp owners will be required to keep an accurate record of license numbers on cars stopping on over-night visits. The records are to be checked by th© sheriff, and tamp registers must be kept in much the same order as in hotels. The order was the outgrowth of I law violations which Denton claims have been going on at tourist camps in this vicimity. It was at a tourist camp south of here that Miss Elizabeth Robb, 20, was killed by Cyril Staab. 22. last October. Staab was ■convicted. — o 1 See “Aunt Billie from Texas.” D C. H S. Auditorium, Sunday, January 21st. 8 p. m.

by Herb Curtis and his Decatur lellow Jackets will entertain tin- Central Tigers from Fort Wayne to night at the local gym «>< )<> Mrndy’s Minstrels, as they have oftentimes been called in 1 past years, should provide plenty of opposition for the Jackets tonioht. , j —oOo--Previously rated as one ot the j Weaker teams in Illis section of the Stale, the Central Tigers made us all sit up and take notice last week ; |,y ups.-Hing Hie powerful Hartford icitv Airdales. 28 :■ 25. oCcAnd while we are on this matter of surprises, trie -d Herb pulled the best one ot the current season last ■ Saturday in the A B-I) K tourney j at Kendallville. Failing to use any : of liis starting five in either game.! Curtis has all Hie coaches in the' neighborhood guessing. Your guess] is as good as mii.e. —oOo The Decatur Commodores will play cn the road tonight, meeting the St. John s five at Delphos. Ohio. The Commies defeated the Buckeye quintet here last month. 26 to 17 and are expected to chalk up another victory tonight. -000— Activity among the Adams county teams will be confined to the a -irnal county tourney at Berne tonight and tomorrow. —oOo—- — round games will be play-I ed tonight, the first battle starting | at 6 o’clock. The first -round sched . tile follows: Kirkland vs. Pleasant i Mills; Monmouth vs. Hartford;] |Jefferson vs. Monroe; Berne vs. I Geneva. —oOo — Semi-final battles will be staged Saturday afternoon, at 2 and 3 o'clock. The championship game will get underway at 8 p. m. Saturday. The losers in the semi-final games will play for the consolation title at 7 o'clock. —o()o —- Officials for the tourney will be McDuffie of LaOtto and Craney of Fort- Wayne, according to an official announcement this morning by Clifton E. Striker, county school superintendent. FEDERAL HEAD ORDERS HOURS Cl T ONE THIRD (CONTINUED FROM PAGF 3NE) will depend on whether congress appropriates $350.0011,000, as rei quested by the President. Hopkins repeated a previous statement that it is planned to continue CWA until May 1. 1934. He pointed out, however, that by that time. CWA should be entirely “ont of business." Hopkins said in ordeT to conserve rapidly diminishing funds, an order had been issued, making a reduction of from 30 to 24 hours in the CWA work week mandatory I in all communities of more than 2,500 population. Jle said also that in all rural areas under 2,500 population, the work week must be reduced to 15 hours. The administration's action, di-recting-curtailment of purchases from CWA funds by the states. Hokins said, also was predicated on the monetary problem. The order means, the administration observed, that the federal CWA administration virtually will control purchases of materials hereafter. At present all purchased have been made In the field. Honkins said that hereafter materials either would be purchased here or allocations to the states for purchases which would be made in specific amounts. Explaining his action, slicing the work week in all cities and rural areas, Hopkins said that the first estimate of the average weekly payroll under CWA was “about sl2 a week." "It ran that way for a while.” be observed, “but we find that the average weekly wage has risen until last, week it. was $14.37. This meant that we were running behind in funds at the rate of between $8,900,000 and $9,000,000,000 per week.” At present CWA work is costing $75,000,000 per week, according to reports by Statisticians here. This includes local funds. FEAR KIDNAPED MAN MURDERED < CONTINUED F»’OM PAnR ONE) ions and floor of the machine. One splotch was on the driver's seat, the sfflear pointed toward the opposite cab door and the other splotch was by the door, on the floorhoard. The indication irvestigators

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i gained from their observations was I | that Bremer had been battered, ! cruelly over the head a >d dragged i unconscious into another machine. ; Chief Hahill declined comment] lon the startling development, but j ]did not challenge the verity of the | information . Meanwhile, the ransom money awaited the* crucial contact with the kidnapers for final instructions. as to payment. The victim's father. Adolph Bremer, wealthy brewer ami friend of President Roosevelt. j begged publicly for police tion-in-1 j lervention. o ‘MYSTERY MAN” UNDER ARREST j (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ] gation was launched alter attor- 1 neys for Dr. Wynekoop attached suspicion to Van Pelt and Sim- j mons in court room statements. Tlie trial was continued after Judge Joseph B. David was advis i ed that Dr. Wynekoop's condition I was tlie most critical it has been

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