Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1935 — Page 6

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JEFFERSONVILLE ONE OF FAVORED TOURNEY TEAMS Red Devils Only Undefeated High School Quintet In State (Editor’s note: This is (he second of a series of articles describing the 16 teams which will compete In the finals of the stale high school basket hall tournament this week end.) Indianapolis. Mar. 13. <U.R> An nnbeaten record of 38 consecutive victories will give prominence to Jeffersonville's challenge for the slate high school basket hall championship in tournament finals here this week end. The Red Devils campaigned ■luring the regular season against teams from almost every section of the state. Included among their victims are Logansport, Anderson. Wabash. Brazil. Martinsville. Jasper and Central and Bosse of Evansville. Coached by Janis P. Francis, the Red Devils reached the semi-finals lust year before being eliminated, by Technical of Indianapolis. Ranth | and Grote, forwards, and Johnson, guard, are last year’s regulars I available this season. With Thompson, six foot four Inch center, outstanding, the southern title contenders average six feet in height and the weight average is 165 pounds. Jeffersonville will meet Montgomery. a ’ dark horse" in the first afternoon game Friday. Rushville Rushville will make its first anpearance in the finals since 1931

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— TONIGHT and THURSDAY — RAMON NOVARRO and EVELYN LAYE in “THE NIGHT IS YOUNG” with Chas. Butterworth, Edward Everett Horton, Una Merkel. Donald Cook. Thrill to tlr’s storv of young love in Vienna! To Sigmund Romberg's finest conns . . ! “The Night Is Young"—“Win n I Grow Too Old To Dremi" and manv others! To the snectacle. the lai'"hter, the golden voices of two GREAT Singing Stars!—To the hundreds of dazzling beauties, the mammoth orchestra, the gigantic cast! Il's the year’s musical sensation! Added—A ‘C’ark & McCuliou«h’ Comedy—and Pathe Topics. 10c-15c S»n Mon. Tues.-“DAVin COPPERFIELD" CONTINUOUS SUNDAY from 1:30 P. M. FIRST Shows on Mon. & Tues, at 0:30 P. M. COME EARLY! COME EARLY!

( when it meets Princeton in the | opening game Friday. The Lions concluded their regular season with a record of 17 wins anil nine ■ losses. Rushville split even In campaign 'games with Connersville. Its chief 1 rival, and hit its peak in regional ) play by gaining an edge in th ■ series with u 35 to 25 triumph. Couch Bob Hinshaw will depend > upon a squad which averages only five feet eight Inches in height and 162 pounds. Only two of the players are juniors, however, the remainder being veterans. Nappanee Nappanee upset the favored Rochester team in regional play to 1 gain the finals for the first time I \ since 1926 and the second time in i history. The Bulldogs will meet Tipton in the last game Friday I I night. Nappanee won 14 games anil lost 1 five during the regular season but ' avenged three defeats by elimin iting Goshen. Mishawaka and Elkhart in tournament competition. Coach Herman E. Schuler has won three of the last four sectionals in Elkhart county and gained a northern Indiana conference championship in 1932. This year's team averages five feet seven inches in height and 156 pounds. Richmond i Regional victories over Muncie and Newcastle have heightened the , title hopes of Richmond, which will play in the finals for the secj ond consecutive year and fourth | i lime in history. The Red Devils won 13 of 20 ; games this season and tied with Technical of Indianapolis for last place in the north central conference. Conference victories were . , scored against Technical and Kokomo. Muncie and Newcastle were among campaign conquerors of Coach Elder J. Eberhart s charges. Richmond will meet Frankfort in the second game of the finals i and will attempt to avenge a 31 to 21 defeat. The Rod Devils have a weight average of 149 pounds and ' average five feet 10 inches in _ height. Brazil Despite a campaign record of 11 wins and ]3 losses. Brazil humbled MarTTnsville and Lyons in the ; regional at Bloomington to gain the tournament finals for the sec- ' ond consecutive year. ' Linton. Vincennes, Greencastle, I LaPorte. Richmond and Crawfords- ’ ville wore among the outstanding

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victims of Coach Babe Wheeler's five during the season while Washington, Sullivan. Bosse of Evansville, Vincennes. Bloomington and Rochester were leading conquerors of the Red Devils. Brazil will meet Anderson in the first night game Friday und will depend upon a squad which averages five feet nine Inches und 162 pound. Bob Allen, center, Is six feet three Inches tall, while Dud ! Whitman, star guard, is six feet two inches. BABE WORKING WITH MANAGER Bill McKechnie Denies Having Any Friction With Babe Ruth St. P tersburg, Fla., March 13 — (VP) Manager Bill McKechnie of the Brave*) ond Babe Ruth were reestablished today as pate, working for the common good of each other and the team. McKechnf- was ready to (prove it for any <1 nhter by denying that he -taid the old home run .slugger I w nld not monage the dm') next seaeon. "I have said nothing of the kind j to any one." McKe hnie declared in I answer to reports quoting him as , understanding that tire Babe wan hires! to serve as vice-president, as- ■ sietant manager and player but not i an a 'prospective pilot. The plan, well Z.nown in the | camp, is f :r the Babe to spend this '• season learning the finer points of 1 managing fr :.n Mi’Kechnie in pre- 1 panrtion for speeding in next season. McKechnie then will be elevated l to a n--»w position of general manag- j er, with hie duties divided between I the playing field and front office. {* With thk) arrangement settled and the Pobe and McKechnie both j assured of promotions at the end nf f the approa hing pennant race they * are getting along perfectly. . Ae vice (president and assistunt 1 manager of toe braves thie hkis n. 1 1 Ruth has enough authority to do i 1 as he pleases, hut he is not inter- 1 sering with McKechnie. In his eagerness to play-the great- 1 rr part of the season Ruth is working as hard as a Rookie. He is more : 1 confident now than ever that he <Xn | earn a place, either in hie usual I ( outfield post, or at first base, where . ’ he has iplaved in spring games. o > Federal Judge Rules NRA Unconstitutional Newark, N. J. March 13—'(UP) —i Federal judge Guy L. Fake todiiy ruled the national recovery act is unconstitutional as applied to intrastate commerce, and signed an injunction restraining the NRA from enforcing its proviui. ns against Acm . Inc., Jersey City metal fabricators. Ths injunction restrains the federal agency from enforcing the , hours ond wages of a code against ! Acme, from attempting to force the , company to pay assessments made | by the code autiicrity and from pro-1 secuting the company for failure to comply with the national recovery act. "We can arrive at no other conclusion than that the recovery act is unconstitutional,” Judge Fake said, “because it attempt*) an unlawful delegation of legislative authority.” o Farm Bureau Plans Insurance Company Indianapolis, Ind.. March 13 — (VP)—Formation -of the farm bur- 1 i aif mutual insurance company ns a subsidiary of the Indiana farm bureau, Inc., was announced today. The mutual company will write | automobile insurance for members i of the Indiana farm bureau, giving j members an added service at reduced costs, L. L. Needier, director of the bureau insurance division said. —o Ruling Against Company Upheld Indianapolis. Ind., March 13 — (UP) —The recent decision of the Indiana regional labor bourd that the Poinsatte Auto Co., Fort Wayne violated tire NIRA, has been upheld by the National I-al>or Regulations board, it w»s announced ihere last night. The company was charged with retiming to negotiate with Friendship Lodge No. 70 of the International association ot Machinists in a labor dispute. The company hns been ordered to notify the regional labor board ot Its intention to enter negotiations with the Union or be subject to prosecution by the NRA compliance division, Robert H. Cowdrill, director of the Indiana regional labor board ui.re, said. — o LAST CALL! LAST CALL! C. D. Teeple is offering his entire stock of Suits, Rain Coats, Underwear, Shirts, Pants, Hosiery and Neck Ties at almost your own price. Stock must be sold before April Ist.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY MARCH 13, 193 a.

MOST NEW DEAL CASES ME WON 1 ■ Large Balance Os New Deal Cases Favorable • To Administration _ Edit. )'-■) Note: Wie New Deal'*) victories In the court are analyzed ■ in the following dispatch, whi< h folloeis Monday'*) discussion of ad , verst- decision*). A test of recovery j I legislation )'•))>•'< before the gup I rente court next week with agru-l I men! of an NRA ease) Washingion. March 13 (I I’) The rec rd of Nt w Deal lawy r.s in the court*), oa the lta.sk) ot owes de. ided in their fovor, k) one seldom equaled. They have won 261 case*) anti loot but 49. Th re are 82 cases pending in tue lower courts. A vast number ’ of conrplaints have been filed in wi.iich no action h.us been taken | and they ar not counted. Thue, numerioillv, the ocon* k) all in favor f the n w deal, although its lawyers are worried by recent 'advense opinion*. An analysis of the decisions fai vocable to the New D.al indicates I the Issue of the lontrol of comI merce as between the stat h > nd ithe federal government <predotninL at s. Under the federal constitution the United States can regulate only ' that commerce which passes l>eItween the states. Th- states them|selves muy not atttempt to control commerce which .asses their bor-i ders. The courts g<nerally have been: inclined to uphold the steps taken by congress to do away with unfair competition. Even in the imp rtant Weirton case toe court did not question the right of congre») to force collective bargaining on concerns actually engaged in interstate commerce, al-1 though it gave a narrow interprets- ■ tion to interstate c nimerce. The courts also have (been practically commerce in holding codes | providing minimum wages and maximum hours ot labor were lawful where the concerns wer'e engag- d in interstate commerce. The significance or tues? findings is that they give a picture of wibat is likely to hap: en in the supreme court when that tribunal considers vital recovery legislation. The question ot inteiwtate o mmerce has vexed the court for years. In the child lobor cases in 1916 the court was divided five to four on i questions likely to arise now. The fate of recovery legislation ; may hinge on whether t ie court k) | more liberal than it was 23 years i ag .. Many believe it is. A. L. Trester Names Tourney Officials Indianapolis. Ind.. March 13 — (VP) —Offi lais for the finals of the Indiana state high s hool basi ketball tournament this week-end ‘ were announced today by Arthur L. I Trester, commissioner of toe 1. H. I S. A. A. They ere Vaughn Russell. Terre Haute; Carl Burt, North Munches , ter; W. S. Porter. Franklin; G1 n i Adams. Columbus, and Nate Kauf I

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man. Shelbyville. __ _ o -.— Physical Education Meeting At Muncie Mum I', Ind.. Mat h 13- (UP)—! The ( Ird annual meeting <4' th-

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