Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 27, Decatur, Adams County, 31 January 1934 — Page 6

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G. E. QUINTET BEATS ROANOKE I) e cat u r Independent Team Noses Out 26*21 Victory Tuesday The Decatur 0. E. club. playig with only two regular!*, defeated the Roanoke Independent!* al Roanoke In the final quarter to score a victory in the final minute of play. Roanoke led at the end of the first half. IS to 7, a-'.tl at the third quarter. 22 to 14. Jake Hill was the leading scorer with three field goals and as many free throws for a total of nine points. R. Hill scored seven points and V'. Hill six points. Welker led Roanoke with seven points. The (I. E. club will play the Al bio-: Hubs at Albion tonight. Decatur FG FT TP V. Hill. f. 1 4 « J Hill. f. 3 :: 9 R. Hill. c. 3 17 Zlrkle, g 113 Kleinknight, g. oil Totals S 10 26 Roanoke FG FT TP Welch, f 3 0 6 Reed. f. 2 0 4 Garrison, c. ... 2 1 5 Welker, g S 17 Bigelow, g. oil Heater, f. .0 11 Totals 10 4 211 Vines Wins Again Pasadena. Cal.. Jan. 31—(UP)— Ellsworth Vines, former National singles champion, rewarded the home folks who turned out to seel him in his first local professional appearance last night by blasting out a victory over his barnstorming partner, Bill Tilden, 612. 4-6. 7-5. The victory gave Vines eight vir- I tories to four for Tilden in their ■ trans-continental junket. Friedman To Coach New York. Jan. 31 —(UP) —Benny Friedman, former all-i America quarterback and recently a professional football star, will be head football <oaeb at the college of the city of New York this year, it was

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»•***•. I learned authoritatively today. II I succeeds Dr. Harold J Parker, who held the post for 10 years. Parker > will remain as bar- *fiall ciwk h I ’SAM WILLAMAN ! QUITS AS COACH , Ohio State Football Coach Resigns; No Successor Named ■ i i Columbus. 0., Jun. 31 — “U.R) I Samuel S Willaman resigned to | * day as Ohio State University * I head football coach. Willaman made no comment on ■ I his plans for the future. I I Selection of Willamun's sucres-! 1 1 sor will be announced soon, the) , I’nited Press was informed by i Ohio State athletic officials. A former Ohio State athlete. I ’ Willaman I the coaching ' staff of his -lima mat r in 1926. | ' He served as assistant for three years before becoming head coach ’ in 1929. Previously he hail been | head lO'ii h at lowa State college I and at Cleveland East Technical ' and Alliance. Ohio, high schools. , i. r . it — 1 Cleveland. Jan. 31— <U.R) Sam Willaman, who todav as football coach at Ohio State University. has accepted a similar position at Western Reserve University here, it was said today in ; , official circles. Wilhtman’s resignation was announced shortly after it wasj learned that Tom Keady. Western j Reserve coach, had not been offer , i ed a 1934 contract. o Start Fishing Course Wichita. Kan. (U.R)—A course in fly fishing will be started at Friends University this spring. Professor Roy Wall announced that the -ow angling course will start next sem- ■ ester and will be fully accredited. o Teachers to Meet New Haven, Conn. — (U.R) — The ’ annual summer sessions of the Teachers College of Connecticut will be held a; Yale University this year front July 2 to August 10. it has been annou-tced. Connecticut teachers and teachers who are residents of the state are enrolled without tuition payment.

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BERNE BEARS ARE DEFEATED Berne Loses To St. Mary’s At Huntington Tuesday, 19-17 I Although i,titscoring their opponents from the field, the Berne Bears were defeated by St. Mary's of J Huntington at H'tntl (ton Tuesday I night, 19 to 17. The teams were J tied at 6 6 at lll*' • tid of the first half. 11 Berne registered seven tUnt-s i from the field to Huntingtoil b six. I but St. Mary's defeated the Bears (>n free throws. Only four perso al i fouls were called on Huntington. i while the Bears were penalized 1.1 limes, both Dro and Steiner. . Berne’s leading scorers, leaving the 1 game on fouls. i Seori- g for both teams was well • divided. Dro was high for Berne I with two field goals and two free [throws for a total of six points. I Steiner collected five points, with ! three other Berne players each j scoring one field goal. Street anil Petian were high scor- • erst for Huntington with five poi ts ‘ each. Dalton scored four points, Godfrey three and Petrie two. St. Mary's FG FT TP 'Godfrey, f. 11 3 I'eGati. f. 1 3 5 I [Street, <-. 2 1 51 I Dalton, g 1 2 41 ‘ Petrie, g. 1 0 21 Totals 6 7 19 Berne FG FT TP I ' Steiner, f. 2 ' 1 51 Stauffer, f. 1 it 2 i Dro, c. 2 2 6 : Flueckiger, g. u ft u I [Stucky, g. 1 a 2 Netietischwander, f. 1 o 2 | Tailman. g. 0 t> it Totals 7 3 17 . Referee. Shire (Fort Wayne); umpire, Yoos (Markle). o Hardy Tubercular Boston. — (U.R) — In 1599 three! physicians agreed that Sam Ma-| honey, tuber* ulosis victim, could - live only a few months. The three ' | physicians are dead. Recently Ma-1 i honey celebrated his 73rd annivers-1 ary with a January dip in the ocean. Fair Visitors Spent $1.21 Chicago.—(U.R) The average expenditure per person at Chicago’s 1933 Century of Progress was $1.21, in addition to admission prices, ; fair officials revealed. Altogether. I the 22.565.559 visitors who clicked I the turnstiles spe -t $27,1)95,518.63.

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I Official notification was received I here this morning that the Decatur I Commodore-Central Catholic game ■ Friday night will Ire played at the 'Ce ’tral gymnasium in Foit Wayne I instead of the Community Center, 'as originally scheduled. —oOo — The change likely has been i' made to accomodate more fans than could be seated satisfactorily at the Community Center. Two games will be played Friday, the reserve teams of the two schools meeting in a preliminary contest at 7:30 o’clock. —oOo—- — hundred tickets for the Yek low Jacket-Bluffton clash, which will be played at D. H. S. gym FriI day night, have been sent to Bluff(ton by Principal W. Guy Brown. Decatur fans desiring to see this 1 game are urged to buy reserved 1 seats at once as the supply is limiti ed. Tickets may be ordered by telephone. • —oOo — In a little chat with Coach Herb Curtis this morning, we were’ informed that for the first time in nearly a month, all the Yellow Jackets are in good physical condition for this week's games. Rumors of a changed lineup for the Bluffton battle have been rife this week, but Herb refused to make any statement concerning any proposed bhange. Three changes in the county standing have been reported to 1 Basketbawl. This columa yesteri day carried Jefferson's record as 'l2 games won and three lost. This should have been 11 won and three lost. —oOo— Also, coaches at Geneva and | Hartford failed to report the result, of their game last week. While the 'score is not available. Hartford 1 won the game so changes are ’ necessary in the standing ot these 1 two teams. -—oOo—- — Berne Bears lost a tough one to St. Mary's of Huntington last night at Huntington, 19 to 17. Only four personal fouls were called on Huntington, while 15 were assessed against the Bears, with Dro and Steiner both forced out because of fouls. ’ —oOo— The revised county standing follows: W. L. Pct. Jefferson 11 3 .786 Berne 12 5 .706 Kirkland 9 4 .692 j Monroe 6 5 .545 | Commodores 9 8 .529 Hartford 6 8 .429 Geneva 5 8 .385 Yellow Jackets 6 10 .375 Monmouth 4 9 .308 Pleasait Mills 0 10 .000 When Notre Dame and the University of Detroit battle Saturday nisht at the naval armory in Detroit, three All-American high school stars of 1930 will be Includ--lod in the lineups. Pete Mylott, former Commodore star, is a regu|far guard with Detroit; while Notre Dame has two All-Americans, Ed Krause and Marty Peters. All were selected as outstanding stars j at the National Catholic tourney In ' Chicago in 1930. Mylott played with Decatur, Krause with De La- . Salle of Chicago and Peters with I (

Spaulding Institute of Peoria. 111. —oOo — The North Side Redskins dropped out of first place in the Northeastern Indiana conference last week by losing to Hartford City. Columbia City now leads with six victories and one defeat. —oOo — The conference standing, with games won, games lost, and games left to play, follows: W h TP Columbia City 6 1 2 Hartford City 5 1 3 . I North Side 2 16 .[Central 5 2 2 . South Side 4 2 3 Auburn 3 3 3 Bluffton 2 4 3 Decatur 1 4 4 Kendallville —1 4 4 Garrett 0 7 2 —oOo — Conference games scheduled this week are: Friday: Bluffton at De-, catur and Kendallville at Garrett. 1 Saturday: Central at North Side and Auburn at Hartford City o —- - Hen Lays Freak Eggs Portland. Ore —(U.R) —A Rhode i Island Red hen owned by George Rider recently laid an egg weigh •. Ing half a pound, and measurl-tg 9H inches around the length efr- : cumferMtce and 7% inches around • the width circumference. Previously she had laid an egg weighing 6 • ou ces. which contained two yolks and another normal size egg enclosed in a shell. o Get the Habit — Trade at Home i

The First 30 Days | are the hardest- I ■>' H HERE January is almost gone and if one of y our resolu- I tions was to operate in the New Year on a family budget ■ plan, you have already experienced many of the tempta- R tions to abandon it. Indeed, the first 30 days are the W hardest for budgeteers! I It takes courage and patience and careful planning 1 to live by the budget. There’s no question about that! | And one of the most vital essentials is careful buying. 1 ■ The first principle of careful buying is daily study of 1 the advertisements in your newspaper. Within its col- I umns the trade of the world parades before your door, I in those moments when you are considering your own ■ needs, at the time you can balance your desires and your I resources. You can make comparisons—pause, consid- 1 er, decide at your own convenience! I I i cal } be more helpful to you in making your 1 | dollars go farthest than the opportunities and econo- i I rnies re ' t° you through the advertisements in I this newspaper. « I I 1 i g-w——— 1

BEDFORD PUT ON PROBATION iHigh School Association Puts Bedford High On Probation Bedford, Ind., Jan. 31 —(UP)— Bedford high school has b-en placet! on probation until Jun. 1, ID-15, by the Indiana high school athletic association and must forfeit seven basketball game** thia season for using an ineligible player. Principal Harry H Mourer said he would protest the decision since only three members of the association's board of control were present when the case was presented. The hearing revealed that Parker Lary. Jr., member of the Bedford team, attended school at Lexington and Laurenceburg. Ky., before moving here last summer. The Bedford team must forfeit victories over Mitchell, French Lick Vincennes. Washington. Seymour, Columbus and Central of Evansville. Insull Must Leave Greece By Midnight Washington. Jan. 31 — (UP) Samuel Insull. former puldic utilities magnate of Chicago, must leave Greece before midnight tonight, the American legation at Athens nformed the state department today. The legation said the Greek Foreign office had notified the American minster this morning of the Greek government's determination to expel Insull upon expiration of his present residence permit. The permit xpires at midnight. State department officials declined to reveal what steps they will take to obtain Jnsull’s return to this country when he leaves Greece. O-I--Fight Firearms Bill New York. Jan. 31—(UP)—A con--1 certed campaign, looking towards i defeat of the Copeland federal firelarms bill has been inaugurated byAmerican sportsmen, it was learni ed today. The fight is being led by the National Rifle association, national governing body of the tine shooting sport. The bill is aimed at restricting transportation of firearms and ammunition to reduce crime. Sportsmen, however, point out that the passage of the bill would seriously interfere with the legitimate use of pisols. revolvers and hunting rifles. Interference would be put on the purchase of shotgun ammunition, with the exception of .410 and 28 guage; all ,22-caliber rim-fire cartridges and a consider- , able number of metallic cartridges I which are interehangable in pistols land revolvers and hunting rifles.

I Pay Cut Restoration Listed In Amendment lin pay ot government employes i I provided today m "S I Tn..nt to the independent otflce bill approved by a annate appropriations sub committee. Th* amendment provides nnt an additional .1 per rent shall be restored at the beginning of the ‘ next fiscal year. July 1. ' if the amendment is include*! ' in the bill as finally npprovwl by 1 Congress, government workers ' will have 2.3 of their pay reduction restored by July L I _ - —O- — ‘ Railroad Engineer Murders One Woman Galesburg. 111.. Jan. 31 (U.R) — Three suicide attempts by Jesse L. Davis. 48, railroad engineer, after he had fatally shot Mrs. Faye Martz. 36. and wounded another woman failed anil lie was ; still alive today although in criti- ‘ cal condition. Mrs. Martz, n Quin* y

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