Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 32, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1936 — Page 6

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MONMOUTH AND; PETROLEUM WIN Double Header Is Played At Hartford Gym Wednesday Night Basketball fans who braved the icy roads leading to the Hartford township gym Wednesday night ' were treated to two good contests. J with Monmouth defeating Geneva. St to 20 and Petroleum of Wells county downing Hartford, 35 to | it.. b The Monmouth-Geneva tilt was close all the way. with the score tied three different times in the 1 final quarter. Monmouth held a «-<) lead at the first quarter, and I was still ahead six points. 10 to' 4 at the half. Geneva came back ,

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In the thild perlon and ns tne| I final quarter opened. Genera held, ! u 16 to 15 loud. Monmouth staged| n final scoring hurst to win by four points. Merli-a, veteran center, was Monmouth's high scorer with live 1 field goals and two free throws for 12 points. Grib* and Beerboworb led Geneva with eight and seven j' points, respectively. In the second game of the evening, Petroleum held a 19-10 lead <, ; at the end of the first half and de- 1 i spite a Hartford rally in the seeond half, the Wells county ladap ' managed to hold a four point mar- j gin at 35-13 at the final gun. I Scoring on both teams was well I divided. Whltemamn led Hartford with nine points, while Cochran and Holloway each tallied eight points for Petroleum Box scores: Monmouth FG FT TP Klston, f. 000. Gerke, f........ 113Merica. c 5 2 12 Boerger, g 2 1 5 Moses, g. 2 0 4 1 — - —J ■ Total .... 10 4 24 I Geneva t-G FT TP,< Augsburger. f. 113. Grile, f. 4 0 8 . Shepherd, c. 0 0 0 j Windmiller, c. 0 “ 0 ( Beerbower, c 3 17 , Buckingham, g 10 2 Total 9 2 20 ' Official: Macklin. . Petroleum FG FT TP Alberson. f 3 17 Cochran, f 2 4 8 Holloway, c 4 0 8 . Egley, g 1 5 7 Frauhiger, g 11 3 Frantz, g 1 0 2 , Totals 12 11 35 Hartford FG FT TP ( Grandlienard. f. 2 2 6 Beitler, f 3 0 6 , Whiteman, c 4 1 9 , Kistler, g 11 3 ( Anderson, g. 3 17, Lehman, g. 0 0 0, Striker, g. 0 0 0,. Totals 13 5 31 , o s Trade in a Good Town-— Decatur 1

LIST 3 TEAMS OUTSTANDING Anderson’s Championship Threatened By Other Quintets Indianapolis, Ind,. Feb. 6 —(VP) llelutlv strength of Andenaon, dei tending champion, and Frankfort land Tipton, two outstanding challengers toda ywis a matter of spo'culution in Indiana high school has- | kothall circle*. Putin or the pre-tourney favorites will not cross during the remainder of the scheduled season, und they will have to comprise a bulk of the four-feu n finals hero March 28 If they are to meet. in the 25-year history of the tournant nt, only throe champions over have been able to win two consecutive tourneys. They were Wingate 1913 and 1914; Lebanon, 1917 and 1918; and Franklin, 1920. 1921 und 1922. Bill .la -ks:>n is tl; ■ only regular r. maining from the championship Anderson team of lost ueaeon. The season and conference record of the Indians is only mediocre to date. Frankfort with nine victories, defeated An.ien-.on twice thio season and suffered its only r vers? at the hands of Johnny Wards’ undefeated Tipton quintet. Coachtd Ay Everett Case. Frankfort leads the North Central Conference. which has produced seven out of the last tn state titl -hold- , era. Tipton has won 17 straight games and is favored to defeat Windfall. Moblesville, Huntington. K»|:omo Send Elwood and finish the season 'with 22 victories. Hammond, Frobell of Gary and Elkhart are serious threats in Northern Indiana. Hammond and Froebel intensified the fight for the western division NiHSC title last week, each winning two conference games. Elkhart virtually clinched the eastern division championship by defeating Nappanee, t’entral of Fort Wayne is outstanding in Northeastern Indiana. Central crushed North Side of Fort Wayne, only other tind Gated member of the NEIC. 31 to 14 Saturday. Potential champions are plentiful lin southern Indiana. in southern Indiana. Central of j Evansville, Washington and Vini cennes have won recognition by I their spirited battle for the SI AG • hampionship.

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Offensive Threats Os Big Ten

By EVERETT S. DEAN. Iliad Basketball Couch, Indiana University. Great offensive basketball players are masters of one or more offensive fundamentals. Some of the important fundamentals are shooting, passing, drlbbing, footwork. feints, fakes and basketball finesse. Some good players are “naturals" and find most of these fundamentals easy; others have a hard time acquiring them through hard fundamental drills. The Big Ten each year provides more than its share of offensive stars. This year is no exception. Look at Bill Baarlow of Chicago. Bill's greatest asset is his ability to relax during the game. This aids his basket shooting accuracy a great deal. Haarlow is the greatest one hand shot every to play in the conference. Last year he was selected all America forward. Kessler of Purdue was runner up to Haarlow last year in scoring. Kessler is an uncanny left hander and like Haarlow is capable of scoring 15 or 20 points any ; time. He is the captain and again I the key man on the Purdue team r this year. Whitlinger of Ohio State is the midget of the Ohio team. He was third high scorer of the conference last year. HisTiest shot is an overhead, two hand jump shot which he uses around the foul , ring. j Gunning of Indiana is probably the speed boy of the conference. I He is at his best in a fast break game. Gunning is a fine shot but

* WEEK’S SCHEDULE * OF BASKETBALL ’ ♦ 4 Friday IVincheeter at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Delphos, Ohio. Pleattant Mills at Monmouth. Jefferson at Celina, Ohio Catholic. Petroleum at Hartford. Monroe at Market Saturday Emerson (Gary) at Berne. LaOtto at Monmouth. Geneva at Gary.

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would rather pass th n shoot. When going good his guard hu.i i ' a large evening's work before I | him. j Johnnie Townsend of Michigan f has earned the title of the best . passer in the conference. When . Johnnie feeds the ball to his team 1 mates, Michigan become a very . powerful team He ranks just . above Gunning in conference scor , ing at present. Rudness, his teami mate is a very small man with a ! very big point total. Roscoe of Minnesota has start- ■ ed things on the hardwood as he . did last fall for Bernie Bierman's . football team. Roscoe has a very ■ unorthodox one hand shot which i is as dangerous as Haarlow's hook ■ shot from the corner. He develop- • ed this one hand shot because of i a broken arm injury during his| i high school days which prevented 'a two hand shot. He is regarded I • as one of the best in Minnesota • basketball history. Combs of Illinois is another - speedy player who plays either • forward or guard. He possesses i basketball finesse and has been i the star of the lllini up to the [ present time. • There are many other fine ofi fensive players in the conference ■ who are capable to turning in i great offensive games. The change t in the basketball rules is favoring 1. the offense in some respects; and jin other respects — no. However, ’' the increased scoring of the major- . I ity of the teams is an indication ; I that the rule changes have helped t these offensive stars.

Notre Dame Beats Illinois Quintet ■! Notre Dame, Ind-. Feb. 6—(UP) —Notre Dame won its eighth consecutive basketball game of the season last niglft, defeating the university of Illippte, 33 to 23. John Noir, Sophomore Guard, and Paul Nowak, center, each scored twelve pointe for Notre Dame, the Irish led, 18 to 13, at the half. o i Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

Detroit To Open Away From Home \'ew York, Feb. 0 (I I > 11 " world champion detrolt Tigers « » open the 1936 baseball season . fivm homo, according to the e.lud I, released today. Th- T gera v■ I 'L „ tt.game series nt Cleveland opening April 14. and thenreturn to open aaalnat the (hit ago I White Sox April 17. I Th? schedule calls for the usual j 154, opening April 14 and < h»-mg , Sept. 27. Tile opening day fiw.nee * ir p’etrolt at Cleveland. St. Louis at I Chi ago. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn Dodgers Obtain Frankhousc New York- Feb. 6— (UP)— The Brooklyn Dodgers made another 2-for-1 trade with the Boston Here today, exchanging pitcher Johnny Babi.-h and outfielder DON’T STARVE TO END MT* Eat What You Want, No Need to Exercise, No Purgatives LOSE FAT-GfiiN PEP Thousands who have reduced the Marmola way might well tell you that diets, exercise and drastic cathartics that drain the system are unnecessary.Simplytake4 M armola tablets a day, containing a simple corrective for abnormal obesity prescribed by doctors the world over. Buy a package of Marmola. Start at onee to get rid of burdensome fat. Marmola is put up by one of the best known medical laboratories in America. Since 1907, men and women have purchased more than 20million packages. Start today 1 You will soon experienceMarmola's benefits. When you have gone far enough, stop taking Marmola, and you will bless the day you first discovered this marvelous reducing agent. Marmola is on sale by all dealers, from coast to coast, price sl.

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I for pitcher Fred Fraukhonze. It wirn In straight player deal no vaoh Involved. ibuslMwt nmnagor John Gorman announced. You won't know the old dnffinres b >yn of Ehheta Field next summer if Brooklyn continues active In the baseball marm. Only 13 members of last year'a <-a»t now remain. The -quail Os 35 hm. 22 new faces. Other deals arc on the fire and the Dmlglew i'X?ect to complete nt 1 aat one lof them before the seiwon opens April 14. Michigan Man To Succeed Feeney | Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. « (UP) 11. on ('. Collar, grand Rapid*. Mich., j today became milk administrator I for the Marion county marketing 'area, succe ding Al G. Feeney, re.ently dl- tnisuesl hy the state milk I control board. Collier's appointment by the Marion county control board was ape yesterday

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