Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 18, Decatur, Adams County, 21 January 1935 — Page 6

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Berne

BERNE DEFEATS KIRKLAND FIVE IN FINAL GAME Boars Come From Behind In Second Half To Triumph. 35-25 Th’’ Berne Bears, defeated only on<e this season, won the annual Adams county tournament, downing the Kirkland Kangaroos in the final game Saturday night. 35 to 15. The tourney wu.i played Friday night and Saturday, at the Herne auditorium. Berne led nt the end of the first quarter. 8 to 4. but the Kangaroos rallied in the second period and ut the end of the half, held a 16-13 margin. The Bears came back strong after the rest period ami increased their lead to 35 to 19 with only three minutes of the game to play. Kirkland scored Six points in a last desperate rally but Berne's margin was too great. Berne advanced to the finals by defeating the Geneva Cardinal-; Saturday afternoon. 36 to 29, but only after Geneva gave the Bears a real scare. Berne took the lead early and Coach Erne inserted substitutes into the lineup. At the third quarter. Berne held only a 23-22 b-ad and the regulars went back in the game. With three minutes to go, Geneva led by three points but th- Bears came back with 1" points in the closing minutes. In the other semi-final game, j the Kirkland Kangaroos had little! difficulty defeating Monmouth, the team which surprised Friday night I with a victory over Jefferson j Kirkland held a 20-3 lead at the | half and coasted through to victory. Final Game Berne FG FT TP Felber, f 3 17

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* All Following the final game of the county tourney, officials picked the following all-star teams; First team NettenP | gehwander (Berne). Adler ■ (Kiiklund), Bollenlmehc r. (Jes- “ fersoni, forwards Dro (Berne) and Wnllim.cn (Kirkland), cellj lets; D. Atigsburger (Khklund) Stcim r and Fluecklg.r (Berne) guards. Second team-Felber. i lßernet, Hoile (Monmouth). Mays (Jelferuon). forwards; y Schuller (Monmouth). Whiteel man (Hartford), centers; c. i- Augsburg'-r (Kirkland). Bucke I inghain (Geneva ). Wolfe o < Monroe), guards. Dale Adle r i-i I of Kirkland was awarded the Thurman Gottschalk ■sportsmanship medal. 1 * ' * i ; Neuenschwander, f 5 2 12 , I Dro. c I 1 '•* ' | Steiner, g 2 3 < I Flueckiger. g . 0 0 ° , Parrish, f 0 0 0 Totals 14 7 35 II Kirkland ! Adler, f .6 3 15 I Smith, f .22 6 . If. Wulliman. c 1 0 2 . ('. Aiigsbiirger, g 10 2 ! It. Augslmrger. g 0 0 0 .i C. Wulliman. f 0 0 <• ‘ ■ Yager, g 0 0 0 Totals 10 5 25 | Semi-Finals : Berne FG FT T!' . I Felber, f . . 3 17 i Neuensehwander. f 4 0 S . Dro. c 3 17 | Steiner, g 0 0 0 j Flueckiger, g 3 0 6 Snrungcr. f 1 13 I Winteregg. f 10 2 I Habegger, g 0 3 I I Stucky, g 0 o 0 I Totals .... 15 G 38 | Geneva I Fenstermaker, f 3 3 9 Beerbower, f . 0 2 2 Charleston, c 3 3 9 Buckingham, g .1 2 4 Grile, g 12 4 ,I Shepherd, g . .0 11 Totals 8 13 29 — Kirkland FG FT TP . I Adler, f 11 2 j ' Smith, f ........ ...000 I Wulliman. c 3 0 6 jC. Augsbtirger. g 3 0 6 jD. Aureburger, g 2 2 6 Arnold, g 0 2 2 Houc k, g .10 2 Totals 10 5 25 Monmouth ! Hol!-, f 2 2 6 i Merica. f . o 11 i ■ Schuller, c 11 3 Moses, g .. 0 0 0 j Gerke. e 1 0 2 Totals 4 4 12 Officials: Windmiller (Fort ■ Wn<-no) and fvrvnn. Monmouth. — . _ ■ 11 Fov THp Laugh? You'll roar! Never has the Madison Theatre | | nresent-d a more hilarious comedy than “Out All Night,” the gay | Universal farce which opened an I engagement on Sunday. This, as I the saying has it. is the sort of a I picture that has the audience | “rolling in the aisles" from sheer i merriment. Slim Summerville and ZiSu • Pitts, the screen's funniest team. 1 are starred in this side-splitting comedy gem. in parts that were ; best made for them, and the action ; finds them, as a pair of bashful newlyweds, embarking on an eventful trip to America's honey- . moon center, Niarara Falls. Their i exneriences would make the ■ Sphinx break into loud g’gg’es. The cast sunportiug SummerI ville and Miss Pitta in "Out All | Night” includes Shirley Grey. Alexander Carr. Laura Hope 1 Crews. Rollo L’nvff and f!enr»U 'ckathorne, and the picture was directed by Sam Taylor. This riot of fun will make you i forget vonr troub'es. —advt.

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INDIANA FIVE UPSETS IOWA Defeat of Hawkeyes Leaves Conference Race Wide Open — Chicago. Jan. 21. — (LLP) — lowa continued to lead the Big Ten basketball race today, hut the Hawkeyes had Purdue. Indiana, and Minnesota right on their heels. Each of the four leaders has lost one game, but lowa holds first place by virtue of having played five games. The Hawkeyes have won four games and lost one. Purdue and Indiana have played one less ; and are third for second place, with three victories and one defeat each. Minnesota, which has played only three games, holds fourth place, I with two victories and one loss. Three games are scheduled tonight. with Minnesota the only first division team in action. Minnesosta plays Wisconsin at Madison, and can tie Purdue and Indiama for second place by defeating the Badgers. In the other two games Northwestern plays Michigan at Ann Arbor and Chicago meets Ohio State at Columbus. Indiana's free scoring team handed lowa its first conference defeat Saturday night. 40-35, making the battle for the Big Ten title a wide open affair. Northwestern, after , losing its first three games, handed i Wisconsin's strong team a 36-31 defeat. In the other two games Illinois defeated Michigan, 34-22, and Minnesota won from Chicago, 42-33. Tonight’s Games Chicago at Ohio State. Minnesota at Wisconsin. Northwestern at Michigan. • o League Is Formed At St. Joe School ' P’av was darted last week in a' bask f all league at the St. J - <-i de s-hool. Eig' t teams, named after as many prominent colleges, are entered in the le gue. Last week's re tilts; DePaul 11. Loyola >; Detro:: 21. Notre Dam 2; Holy Cross 17, Forthan 3; Santa Clara 13. Drouasne 11.

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COLLEGE SCORES Indiana 40. lowa 35 Minnesota 42. Chicago 33 Illinois 34. Michigan 22 I Northwestern 36. Wisconsin 31 I Pittsburgh 26. Notre Dame 22. HIGH SCHOOL SCORES I Ft. Wayne Central 43. Huntington 34 Harlan 27. Hoag’and 26 Hartford City 30. Garrett 16 Wabash 20. Kendallville 19 Warsaw 30, Elkhart 26 Jeffersonville 30. Male (Louis■i Ville) 2G. o— —— PETERSON NEWS — • ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Straub and daughter Virginia spent the week1 end w-ith Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bentz and family at Indianapolis. ’ Mr. end Mrs. Nelson Abbott spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. ! George Bright. I M'es Velma SI ade and Leonard Lie hty spent Sunday with Mr. and I Mrs. Elmer Rich. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weldy of Fort . Wayne visited Mr. and Mrs. W- B. Weldy also Min. M-tble Marshell •it’d -son Henry. Mrs. Al S’raub spent the week . end with Mr. and Mrs. Auston . Straub at Richmond. Mrs. S. J Bowers is spending a i few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sinade. daughter Velma, and son Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. Will rd Mcßride and son Stanley called on Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Briener Sunday evening. Mr. and Mns. J. Shaffer cf Morocca spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Bright. Nelson Abbott epent Tuesday in Van Wert, Ohio. Miso Doris Johnson entertained the members of the Girl Guild of l&enlah Cbapel Tuesday evening. Mr. und Mrs. Gust Yake, Mrs. Orval Heller and daughter Cerrea. and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Moßride called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sp de Sunday. Canada Prospers Montreal. — (U.R) —Canadian corporations paid out yearly $60,000,000 more in dividends to shareholders in 1934 than in 1933, figures compiled here reveal. Total dividend distributions were $193,039.411, compared with $141,326,826 in 1933.

Adams County

NEW HAVEN TO PLAY TONIGHT Roy Annadell Will Lead New Haven Five Against G. E. Team The D catnr General KI -Ctrl will play the New Haven l:id p nd ent.s at the Yellow Jacket gymnasium tonight at S' 30 o’ Io i:. Roy Annadell. former Deca Hr at r, is captain of the New .’aven | team. Annadell. while a student here several y an ago, stirred in I'basket ball .football, baseball and 11 < k for De;at"rAnn dell has lined up a number i of New Haven high sehml stars.! I who opposed Decatur at 4he time | Annadell was a mea.ber of the Yellow Ja- kete. In the preliminary gam . scheduled to start at 7:30 'clock, the G. E. girls toim will play the girl-’ team from the Fort W..yne G. E. The visitors have probably the strongest girls team in this section of the state. No advance in admission prices will he charg. d. The locals were defeated by the . Emmaus Walther league tean it | Fcrt W yne Saturday night. 24 to 20. in a game that was closely contested all the wav. Fort Wayn? led at th- olf. 13 to 11. o — Fort Wayne Killer Sentenced To Life Fort Wayne. Jan. 21 (I P) — Charles F. Howemstein. 59. who was found guilty of murder in the so ■ in.d degree by a jury in Allen circuit court last we?k, w>us sentenced to life imprisonment in th- Indiana •state pr’aon by Judge Clarence R. McNabb. He was found guilty of aiding and

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Conrad On Card I ST* > . * g4S,. „ j Pfrfa . ■' > i-t! Lloyd Conrad. Decatur amateur boxer, will appear in the feature ‘ bout of the fight card at the Fort ! . 1 Wayne G. E. club Tuesday night. Ted Wyatt was originally ached-, uled to meet the local fighter, but became ill and will be replaced ! by Dan Gelzleichter of Huntington. abetting Mi*. Louis- Schmitt. 2’. iu administering potareiu n tyanide j 'in a gl ss f Otange juice to her | 'lots: and. Urban Schmitt, last Mann 23, tesulting in his d ath.

Ilijjh Court Denies Thomas Mooney Plea \..,s!iitmton. Jan. 21 4l’P> '''i i’i.a -I- M ioney was (I ni»d the; ; . i e ltlon of the supreme court I t day In If 1 ,,:| 8 Ultlrt rr ” <' f-oiti San Quentin Cal.. . >enitp.l-| Tile court refuted to permit Mon I rev t(. file with It •» petition for an otiv.nal writ of ha beas c rptrn hut I gate him a seeming boost lit his I fight for freed m. Th, court acted in a chtup’y worded order that v-rbally ; c.Mtig -ted the p.dHon token by j -t.’te aii;horitie>>. ( hies ju.-rtice Ci.ar'.o.i Evans .'ughe.i r ad i'>9 Miwiney order win It xtenalvoly revi wed tio ce-e and the s •Homs t barges ng.:inc.t the stale on which he hated hi.s pit a. Gold Case Decision Is Delayed By Court Washington. Jan. 21 — (UP) — The . uprem c urt ret e.ssed today after a short session without Jmwo- ! ing on the Gold ease. Failure to act on the case today] means that the dmision will not be I rendered before Feb. 4 at th> e rlFire Endangers Crew Os Tanker Gk.egow. Stotland. Jan 21 (UP) ! . The captain of the tanker Valverda I afire in the At tent |-, wir-leased at 3 p. m- (io A M. eat) today to the managers of th' .ship. Gow, G r- ] rison and C-„ that the f’.amen bid now .subsided. The captain's messsage said: "Engine roctn completely guttl'd. Flames now subsided. (Signed) "T. C. Thomas.” "The tres . g' is reaawuring." a director of Gow. Harrison said.. "If I there were any further damage or

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