Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1934 — Page 6

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PURDUE LOSES FINAL CONTEST IN CONFERENCE Illinois Surprises Bijf Ten Chainpions With 27-2li Defeat Chicago, Mur. 6 <U.R) The curium was rung down on the Big Ten bus ketnall season today with Purdue, the champions, spiarting under a 27 to 26 defeat by the I’niveraity [ of Illinois. The surprise defeat at the hands of the lllini at Champaign was the second setback lor Purdue during the season. lowa administered the, other defeat early in the season. Wisconsin moved into a tie with ( Northwestern for second place by j winning over Minnesota, 24 to 23., at Madison. The Badgers took an ' early lead and at the half were in full command on the long end of a 21 to 5 score. Michigan pulled a game with Indiana at Ann Atoiior out of the fire in the final minutes of play, win ning 25 to 32. The Wolverines trailed most of the game, hut spurt- I ed to fie at 32-all with but two min utes left to play. In the closing seconds Chelso i Tomagno tossed in a long shot and 1 then George Ford added a free throw to clinch the victory, the fourth of tin* season for the Wol-

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’ verieos. In point: scored Purdue showed i the best offense of tho Big Ten, Heading with 512 point.- The "801 l erinakers likewise had the best <l> | t'onse. allowing opponents but 1121 | points. .Michigan allowed opponents the : greatest number of point-:. 112. and i-cored Imt me nine point than Chicago, the cellar, occupant, with ’ill. Illinois was nearest even on [points ri-ored and allowed, with 321 | for the former an I 334 for the hit- | ter. Tin’ final standing: W. 1.. Pct Purdue 111 2 .Sil i NoNrthwestern k 4 .666 , Wisconsin S 1 666 i Illinois 7 5 .SXI j Indiana 6 6 .500 I lowa 6 6 ,50<l Minnesota 5 7 .<l9 Ohio State 4 S .333 : Michigan 1 S .333 (Chicago 2 lit .166 coAmericans- Win Detroit, March 6 —<UP) — Ellsworth Vims an 1 William Tilden i made a clean sweep of their international professional .series with llenti Coehet and Martin I’laa of , France here last night by winning 'the two final singles matches. i Tilden won the first two sets against Coehet mainly by his basei line drives which disrupted Coch- , et's nel same. Scores were 6 3. 6-3, ,911. 6 1. Vines potmdei t alt’s high bound ing lobs for numerous “kills” to win his match 6-4. 2-6. 6 4. 6-2.

UNCOS DEFEAT DECATURG.E. Local Independent Team Loses Final Home Gaine, 31 to 21 The Di-ciitnr <l. E. club lost its final home came of the season Mon din night, the Eort Wayne Limos defeating the locals. 31 to 24. De . eulitr held a 17 15 load at the end I of Um first half but the I,incos nil ! lie,! in the limit period to win by i a seven point margin. Bohilya was the leading scorer for the I.incos with five field goals and three free throws for a total of 13 points. Myers was next high with tour fielders and a foul toss tor nine points. I Scoring for tho G. E. duh was i well divided with Vernon Hill lead 1 ing with two field goals and three free throws tor a total of seven i points, .kike Hill and Deßolt each i scored five points. 1 While this was the final home ! game for the Imai independent ’ team, several rood games are still ' on the G. E schedule. Lincos EG FT TP imbilya. f ’> 2 13 dyers, f. 4 19

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INDIANA FIVES UPHOLD RECORD State College Teams Compile impressive String Os Victories Indltinapolls. Mar li.-'U.Rf fndiaim’s reputation a‘ biiske.thall center of the United Slates Wits upheld during the 1933 34 season by < 01|,..,e |,..,e and university teams, a study of the standings showed today. All the Hoosiers teams hut Notre Dame have lompleted their sihedllles. Purmie, Butler and Notre Dame brought nation wide acclaim to the Hoosier state with their impressive play. Purdue won the western conference title. Butler took the Missouri Valley championship and Notre Dame has hung up a record of 20 victories with only two defeats in a si-hedule which included the strongest teams in the country. The mythical Indiana college conference championship went to Indiana Central which won 16 games and lost one. The Greyhounds, led by Dave Dejernet, giant negro cen ter, scored 571 points Their only defeat was suffered at the hands of Ball State. Other college teams which had successful seasons were Evansville, with 14 wins ami one loss; Earlham. with Id winsand four defeats and Depauw with 12 victories and | four defeats. . Notre Dame, with two more] games to play, had one of the best seasons in its history. The Irish • broke their own record tor succes-1 sive victories by winning 22 i straight games before falling be-1 fore Pittsburgh, it was Pittsburgh j which administered the only other] Notre Dame defeat. Butler’s fear in winning the Mis-1 souri Valley conference was a repi- j lon of 1932-33, their -first year as] a mem tier of the league. 0 CAHOON,BLUNK ARRESTED FOR AIDING ESCAPE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) ] »««*«»» * * * • ♦ ; jail garage where Dillinger stole I Siieriff Lillian Holley’s automobile and forced Ed Saager. a garage mechanic to accompany him. Both Saager and Blunk were let out at a farmhouse and made their way to Peotone. They were given $2 each by Dillinger for railroad fare home. Barce said his investigation revealed that Cahopn was the person v. ho had unlocked cell and corridor, doors when Dillinger made bis escape. Patrol Chicago Chicago. Mar. 6—<U.R> An army ‘

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