Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 35, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1936 — Page 6

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BERNE DEFEATS GARY QUINTET — • 11 ■ Bears Rally In Final Quarter; Local Freshmen Are Winners Coming from (behind in the final ( minutes of play, the Herne Hears! rallied to defeat Emerson of Gary j at the Heme auditorium Saturday | night. 41 to 37. The strong Gary quintet held a. load of 8 to 5 at the end of the tirat quarter, 18 to 12 at the halt and 25 to 22 at the third quarter. Paced by Jerome Steiner, veteran floor guard, the Hears tame through to overtake the Gary lads and win going away. Steiner was the outstanding star of the game with six field goals and five free throws for a total of 17 points, latzaar hit five times from the field to lead Emerson. In the preliminary, the Decatur Yellow Jacket fresnmen defeated the Berne freshmen, 27 to 25. Me-1 < onnell and Gaunt each scored ■ nine points for Decatur. Herne FG FT TP Neuenschwander, f 2 2 6 Parrish, f 3 1 ■ | Felber, c. ... 1 0 - Steiner, g 6 1 • ■ Winteregg, g 3 0 61 Habegger, g. 11 3j Totals. 16 9 41 Gary FG FT TP Anderson, f 4 (I 8 Bazaar, f 5 0 10 Wickeberg, c 2 4 8 ( olllns. g. . 3 17 Tontbers. g. . 2 0 4 Totals 16 5 37 Referee: White (New Haven); umpire. Mossbaugh (Fort Wayne). Berne FG FT TP Beitler, f 13 5 W. Sprunger. f 0 3 3 O Sprunger, f 0 0 0 Baumgartner, c 2 0 4 11. Sprunger, g 3 2 8 Lehman, g 2 15 McKean, g 0 0 0 Totals 8 9 25

PUBLIC SALE Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction at my place of residence, 1 mile north of Berne on road U. (S. 27. on WEDNESDAY, February 12, 1936 beginning at 10:00 o'clock A. M„ the following property: HORSES—Heavy black horse, 10 years; good Bay Mare, smooth mouth. CATTLE—-14 head of good dairy cattle including some registered Jerseys and Holstein®. some giving milk and some will soon be fresh. POULTRY —8 dozen nice white Leghorn pnllcts. FARM IMPLEMENTS—Good line, including good manure spreader, Dunham eultihoe and cultipaeker, 2 good wagons, Fordson Tractor and many others. HARNESS—Good set heavy breeching harness. ILI.INI Soy Beans, about 100 bushel. ■IOO Egg Queen Incubators, 2 - 1,000 chick brooder stoves. No. 15 DeLava I Cream Separator; .Collie Dog, and many other articles. TERMS CASH—Fur credit see E. W. Baumgartner. E. H. GILLIOM, Owner J. A. Michaud, Auct. E. W. Baumgartner. Clerk 1 A« fflmg rang ■ The square, roomy, onepie*-*, cast - aluminum tub of the MA YT A(1 keeps the water hot for an entire washing and aid, the quick, KnaiOU ' gentle cleaning action of the GyraUtor. The Roller U ater Remover evenly . dries garments, spares but- \ lona, leaves no bard-to-iron wrinklea. There are many pqpf*- A other exclusive advanta- \ Sj pea built with the Maytag’, BEjSS V-a—. W® lifetime coastruction. L. g-555 Visit your Maytag dealer W H now —and ask about the JfUsL ATTRACTIVE FRICt I If A\%▼ As jJj A I ffcj and the ear* paymentplan. Ikilf—\> II | f « Sk*| A»y Maytag may be had ViS i t th P mrt Multi-Motor Visit tlt e THE MATTAS COMFART MAYTAG DEALER ©•■■faatareri FHaSsS till. Rawtsa, Isas Near YO U Decatur Hatchery Monroe Street Phone 497 j MAYTAG DEALER Sales and Service Janies Kitchen, salesman.

* WEEK'S SCHEDULE * OF BASKETBALL U — ♦ Tuesday Yellow Jackets ut Hartford City. Wednesday Pleasant Mills at Commodore seconds Thursday Catholic Central of Lima, Ohio, at Commodores. Friday 1 1 Garrett at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at St. Johns of Delphos. Ohio. Alexandria at Borne. . ■ Petroleum at Kirkland. Bryant at Monmouth. Jefterson vs. Geneva ut Hart I ford. Hartford at Poling. Monroe at t’nion. Saturday i Pleasant Mills vs. Geneva at j ! Hartford. Sunday Commodores at Celina, Ohio.' ■, Catholic. ' Decatur FG FT TP Shoe. f. 1 0 3 Highland. f. 10 2, i Gaunt, f 3 3 9 iK. Wilson, c. ... 11 31 ; McConnell, g 3 3 9 i Stapleton. g 1 *• 2 ’ Zerkel. g. 6 " °t , Totals 10 7 27 o High Court To Decide State Law Challenge Washington, Feb- 10—(UP)—The supreme court today decided to tear argument in a .suit brought to challenge the Indiana state Iw regulating installment sales within the ' state. The appeal was brought by Gov. I Paul V. McNutt and state enforce- 1 ment agents for a ruling of a three judge federal district court in Indianapolis which held the law unconstitutional and enjoned its enforcement. Tlie law provides for the licensing of finance companies engaged ; in underwriting installment sales i contracts for less than $1,500 and 11 puts a limitation on charges which ! may be imposed in connection with i i installment sales.

ADAMS COUNTY TEAMS IN MEET Decatur Cloverleaf's And Kirkland Teams In Markle Tournament Markle, Feb. !•>. — The annual Markle independent basketball tournament will get under way here tonight with four games on the schedule, starling nt 7 o’clock. The meet will continue every night this week with the scmi-fln-nls ciheduled for Saturday afternoon and the finals on Saturday night. Twenty-four teams are entered in the tourney, four of which are from Fort Wayne, and the remainI -:ng quintets from Whitley, Adams. Wells and Huntington eoun- | ties. The first-round schedule follows: Monday 7:00— Fahr Service Station of | Huntington vs Liberty Center. I 8:00—-Fort Wayne ln< a vs HuntI ington City Service. 9:00 —Maj-kle Booster.; vs Cocsse i Independents. 10:00 — North Manchester vs Zanesville Tigers. Tuesday 7:oo—Rock Creek Ex-Aces vs . Huntington Caswell Runyan. B:oo—Kirkland A. C. vs Fort | Wayne International B. 9:oo—Fort Wayne Trinity Evangelical vs Huntington Shoe Factory. 10:00—Markle Texaco vs Huntington Amcoc. Wednesday 7:oo—Jefferson A.C. vs Hunting- | ton Palace Case. 8:00 — Fort Wayne Brown’s Cleaners vs St. Joe Pickle. 9:00 — Decatur Cloverleaf's vs Warren Comets. 10:00 — Zanesville Hoosiers vs Hoagland Independents. ,_o CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Welders Bogner 132 160 152 Gillig 147 121 165 Miller 179 161 170 Startors (Forfeit) Rotors Eady 185 143 143 Heim 155 161 152 Lindeman 134 170 I Spade 148 106 I). Gage 158 179 182 Bogner 124 155 — — — Totals 780 713 802 Inspectors I Heller 116 118 98 ' Steele 90 126 129 I Smith 98 113 109 Hoagland 155 156 194 Chase 200 117 13S Totals 659 630 668 Tool Room Stanley 155 172 156 I Keller .. 128 125 156 : Brokaw 145 133 143 F. Brown 123 121 121 iC. Weber 177 158 170 Totals 731 715 746 Assembly B. Gage 121 111 148 H. Keller 113 . ... 136 E. Blackburn 150 129 154 R. Gage 168 156 155 Johnson 165 144 172 R. Owens 142 Totals 717 682 765 Flanges Shackley 166 132 131 H. Lankenau 119 105 166 P. Busse 182 139 168 McDougal 127 169 148 Schafer 195 192 164 Totals 789 707 777 . Maintenance Gage 159 137 137 Busse .... . 155 152 125 Hancher 136 168 Mclntosh 156 169 165 Schultz 187 134 190 Meyers 115 Totals 793 707 785 o H. S. BASKETBALL South Side, 26; North Side, 16. Wabash, 23; Elwood. 11. Angola, 38; St. Mary's (Huntington), 34. Garrett, 33; Churubusco, 22. Tech (Indianapolis), 36- Marion, 34. Martinsville, 42; Cathedral (Indianapolis), 25. Silent Hoosiers, 35; Portland, 18. Vincennes, 29; Blooi”ngton, 22. Tipton, 29; Noblesville, 21. Plainfield, 29; Southport, 28. Muncie, 31; Anderson, 23. College Basketball Purdue, 39; lowa, 38. Indiana, 42; Chicago, 24 Wisconsin, 28; Butler, 24. Wabash, 42; Ball State, 40 (vertime). Valparaiso. 29; Manchester, 27. Evansville, 19; DePanw, 18. St. Joseph’s, 39; Huntington, 27. Ohio State, 44; Minnesota, 28. Temple, 34; New York U„ 31. o Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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s cw I I Standing W L Pct. Commodores 15 2 .882 Berne 15 2 .882 j Monmouth 12 5 .706 Hertford 11 7 .611 Yellow* Jackets .8 6 .571 Kirkland .— 9 9 .500 Geneva .... 7 8 .467 Monroe 5 8 .385 I Jefferson 2 9 ,182 I Pleasant Mills 1 11 .083 000 With the severe cold weather i playing havoc with scheduled games for Decatur and Adams county teams, quite likely a nutn-

i her of these carded games will I remain unplayed a.t the end of the season. 000 The Yellow Jackets and Commodores each had one game postponed last week but are scheduled to make these contests up this week. 000 The Yellow Jackets will open the week'c card Tuesday night, meeting the Hartford City Airi dales in a game postponed from last Tuesday. The game will be played at Taylor university gym at Upland. where the Airdales are playing all home games this season, with their own gymnasium closed through forfeiture of payments to bondholders. 000 Hartford City has been going fairly well this year, although somewhat inconsistent. The Airdales trounced Muncie and gave the Berne Bears a real battle before losing by a narrow margin. Last year the Yellow Jackets scored a 28-25 victory over Hartford and are out to repeat tomorrow night. 000 The Commodores have three games scheduled in four days. They will open the grind Thursday night, meeting Catholic Central of Lima, Ohio, on the local floor. Lima is the only team, besides the Commodores, to defeat St. John's of Delphos a.nd should give the Commodores all they want to handle. Lima has won 10 of 13 games. 000 The Yellow Jackets will entertain the Garrett Railroaders on the local floor Friday night. While Garrett is no longer a member of the northeastern Indiana conference, the Railroaders have developed their best team in several seasons. Whether the ailing members of the Yellow Jacket squad will get back into condition for this week’s contests is still a question. 000 The Commodores will also be in action Friday, traveling to Delphos, Ohio, to meet the St- John's quintet. This game was originally scheduled for last Friday but was postponed because of severe weather conditions. 000 Playing the third game in four days, the Commodores will journey into Ohio again Sunday, meeting Celina Catholic. A strenuous schedule for one week end, but may put the Commies in top shape for the state Catholic tourney, February 29 and March 1. 000 Scorea of one year ago: Yellow Jackets 36, Garrett 19 Winchester 38, Yellow Jackets 32

Commodores 37, Portland 30 Commodores 34. Ossian 27 Beene 47, New Haven 39 Berne 39. Lancaster 22 Kirkland 27. Jefferson IS Monmouth 36. Geneva 30 Celina Catholic 42, Jefferson 41 (overtime) Hartford 34, Poling 31 Spencerville 31, Pleasant Milks 8 Bryant 30, Monroe 27. o I Commodore Seconds Schedule Five Games Five games in six days are sched- ! uled for the Decatur Commodore I second team. The schedule for the i week, as announced by Jerome My- . lott, second team school, follows: Tuesday. St Paul's first team at ‘ Marion; Wednesday, Pleasant Mills first team at Decatur; Thursday, ’ Definance Catholic first team at De- ! catur; Friday, at St. John’s Delphos, ' Ohio; Sunday, at Celina. Ohio. Q—’I Bruce McAfee and Max Smith of 1 Bluffton spent Sunday evening in 1 Decatur.

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MANY HITS IN BIS TEN RACE Purdue Hit* * hancc I*' Tie Indiana With Victory Tonight 1 Chfeago, Feb. io.- (U.P) Wisconsin and Illinois, eo-champion* will Purdue last year, will com<> out <> retirement enforced by smnester examinations to enliven the Big Ten banketbull nice this week. Tied for sixth place with two victories and three defeats each, they will meet at Champaign. Saturday The »"“* wiU Wit " lowa tonight while the Badgers are entertaining Ohio State. Seven conference and two nonconference games are scheduled during the week. Purdue will play 'at Minnesota and Butler at NorthI western tonight. Saturday will ■ find Indiana at Ohio State. Chicago lat lowa, Northwestern at Purdue and Michigan at Michigan State I The Minnesota game is expected to enable Purdue to catch up with Indiana in the Big Ten race. The Boilermakers have won six and lost none while Indiana has I seven victories against no defeats. Purdue had a colse shave Satur- ! day, nosing out lowa 39 to 38 at ! lowa City. A last-second basket i by Malaska. guard, cinched the vici tory. It was the first time this season that Purdue has been exI tended tto win a conference game. lowa led 26 to 16 at the half. Minnesota, meanwhile, was showing a complete reversal of form for the second time during the campaign. The Gophers lost four straight, then rang up three consecutive victories, beating NorthI western and Michigan at home and Ohio State at Columbus. Indiana ended the winning streak a week ago and Ohio State followed with a 44 to 28 victory over the Gophers Saturday. Northwestern, third in the standings with three victories and two defeats, will take advantage of the Butlter game to get back in stride. The Wildcats haven’t played since Jan. 25, when they whipped Chicago. Butler's style of play should give Northwestern the experience it needs to tangle with Purdue, j The Indianapolis outfit beat the

Bollermnke.s. 41 to S 9. Dec. 21. Although its pl»y *»* rupg'-d. Wisconsin proved it is ready t<f re- ' sumo conference competition by beating Butler Saturday. 2* to 21. The Badgers have a tough one on their bands Jonlght in Ohio Stnte. When the two teams met Jan. 4. Iho Buckeyes won 44 to 28. indiami. for the first time thin <-ason, won an easy Big Ton victory Saturday night and Chb ugo's Inst place team was responsibh*. The Hoosiers, who heretofore had scored only 19 more point:; than their opponents, completely outclassed the Maroons. 42 to 24. Indluun failed, however, to stop Bill Haarlow. the Chicago scoring ace. He collected 16 po.nts to boost his total for the season to 98 and easily retain first place in the individual scoring race. Haarlow has averaged 14 points n

—On Legral Holiday Wednesday, Feb. 12 LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY This Bank Will Not Be Open For Business The First State Banl: m—

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