Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 25 March 1936 — Page 6

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REAL TOURNEY INPROSPECT Frankfort Must Overcome Three Times Jinx To Win Meet Indianapolis. Mar. 25— (U.R) —A virtual tournament of cha.mpions will climax the 25th annual Indiana high school basketball tourna-. ment Saturday. Anderson. defending state chant- j pion. Erankfort. North Central | conference champion. Central of I Eort Wayne. Northeastern confer- j etli’e titleholder, and Central of: Evansville will compete in the fin- . als at Butler fieldhouse. Central of Evansville finished j third ill the Southern Indiana con-1 tference but defeated Washington, 'conference champion, and New , Albany, the runner-up. in semi | fina.l play at Vincennes. A change: in the tournament set- j an concentrated the titular onipe- ; tition this year into a three-gume | serieo. Saturday’s schedule in- 1 eludes: 2 p.m.—Central (Fort Wayne) vs Central (Evansville! 3 p.m —Anderson vs Frankfort ■ S p.m. —Championship game. Little comparative data is avail- . able regarding Central (Fort . Wayne) and Central (Evansville). I Each played through a strenuous ■ schedule in widely separated seclions of the state, against different opponents and in different conferences. The situation is reversed in comparing Anderson and Frankfort. Both are members of the same conference, both played .din- ; ilar schedules and met each other ■ twice during the regular season. Frankfort defeated Anderson in those seasonal encounters. The j Casemen hope to defy the adage ■ “that you can't beat a good team • three times in a season" when .

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they meet Anderson Saturday. Coach Chndu apparently has brought the Indians to peak form i for the annual tournament. Their season'll record of It games won Hind 11 lost belie* their tourney l»rformance to date. Anderson won its own cectional ■ tournament with comparative ease. In regional competition the Indians defeated Shortridge. IndiI unapolis, the only real threat against their supremacy. 23 to 21. laist Saturday Anderson defeated Connersville. 27 to 15 and then eliminated Crawfordsville, 27 to 12.; o— At the Training Camps By United Press Yesterday's Results Detroit (A) 4. Boston (N) 3. Brooklyn (N) 3. New York (A) O ' St. Louis (A) 2. Newark (1) 1 (10 inningsi. Cincinnati (N) 5. Philadelphia’ I <A) 4. Boston (A) 5. St. Louis (N) 3. Philadelphia (N) 12. Milwaukee (AA.) 9. Minneapolis (AA.) 5, Washing I ton (A) 4 New York (N) 15, Chicago (Nl 4 Chicago (Al I*>. Phoenix VIIi Stars. 0. San Antonio (T) 4. Pittsburgh (N) 3. Only One Hit Clearwater. Fla.. Mar. 25. — (U.R)— ~ i Critics of the Brooklyn Dodgers ; began to open their eyes today at- ! ter George Earnshaw and Tom I Baker, veteran and rookie, had let the New York Yankees down with one hit. a fluke infield scratch Behind the nearly perfect pitching of this pair, -the Dodgers beat the Yanks yesterday at St. Petersburg. 3-0. Giants Wallop Cubs Pensacola. Fla. —With Hank Leil her and manager Bill Terry in the i lineup the New York Giants have I taken on more punch. They plastiered the Chicago Cubs yesterday lat Dothan. Ala.. 15-4. evening the series at two games each and two games to go. Warneke To Hurl Pensacola. Fla — Charley Grimm 1 named Lon Warneke today as I starting pitcher for the Cubs in the I “seventh game of the w orld s series" to be played against the De-i | troit Tigers at Laaland. Fla.. Fri-, [day. Grimm said that his entire regu- ' lar lineup would play the entire I nine innings, the first time this has happened in the spring train-j ing trip. White Sox Win Phoenix. Ariz. — The Chicago [ i White Sox, moving eastward from , their spring training camp, ran rough shod over a team of local semi pro stars here yesterday aft- < ernoon to win 18 to 0. Ira Hutchinson. Chicago rookie, started on the mound for the Sox and allow-, ed but one hit in five innings. ’ John Salveson worked the last four ' innings without allowing a hit. Ford Plans School For “Pet” Scheme Savannah. Ga., Mar. 25—(U.R) — I Henry Ford, gentleman farmer : and automobile magnate, will build a manual arts school to further his ideas of correlating agriculture I and industry. The school will he erected near ' his Bryan county estate and first classes will be held in September. ’ The school will be self-supporting through sale of articles made in ■ work shops. Ford believes that it is wrong to ; let land lie idle. His theory is that employment can be solved by [ : shortening working hours so that h

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every worker can spend a portion of his time tilling the soil. FRANKFORT IS FAVORITE TEAM , I , Coach Case Has All-Veter-an Team For State Tourney i Editor* note; Thi« is the third of • a series of stories dincu«vsing fnal1 lets of the Indiana high mhool has- ■! ket'iall tournament. By Allen Dibble Cnited Prr.se Staff Correspondent 1 Frankfort, Ind . March 25—(UP) I ■ Strength of the Frankfort high I -rhool basketball team is emphasiz- I ed by the declaration of Coach Everi ett cas that it in one of the three ' best he has ever i; -reduced. Cane, Gray-haired at 35. never hae i failed to guide Frankfort to the fin--1 a!,< of the Indiana high s hool tour- I nament since he came here as a youth of 21 fr. m Smithville in 1922. iil.i lea i s won stale championship* [in 1925 and 1929. Frankfort was missing from the finals in 1932. 1935 and 1934. however. when Case held other coaching positions and the II tdogo were ' led by Coach W. S. Slim”- Bailsman. When he returned to Frankfort loot year, only one player with experience was abailable- The iHotdogs won 10 games and ost 10 that ; season, but they won their way into the finals. Hie siarting five of laet season is intact this year. The team won the North Central conference championship with eight consecutive victories, the firet time such a record has been ewtablshed. Frankfort lost one game to Tipton, 21 to 16. early this season, and tied Technical of of Indianapois. 31 i to 31. in a double overtime affair. The first five includes Jay Creary,. Captain, and Ralph Vaughn, forwards. Ralph Montgomery, Center; and iatren Joseph and James Miner, i guards. Montgomery and Joseph are six feet three inches in height, and McCreary and Miner are five feet 11 I inches, Vaughn is six feet one inch. Me Creary is the key-man of the Frankfort offense which features expert handling of the ball. It is one of the best five-man combina- [ i tions ever worked out by case. I Removal of a regular from the ; iccmhination slows its work but ■ little, for Case has strong reserve power. Three of the substitutes, Glenwood Witsman. forward-guard j Mav livezey, guard; and John Slavi en, center, are six feet or more tall, i The others are Ansel Street, forward. and Merlin Goodnight, forI ward. Oother finalists in the tournament no doubt will fear the strength lof the Frankfort team but even i more they probably wii suffer from the decisions of the Gray-hared i master strategist on the Hot Dog ' bench —Everett Case. Teeples Return To Decatur Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teeple re-turn-d to Decatur Tuesday after spending the winter in Winchester Mass., where they visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McClintock and two daughtersMr. and Mrs .Teeple were forced to change their routes by the floods covering many of the roads in the east. By coming home along the lakes they passed only one road cov- [ ered by water. They experienced some difficulty because of the snow and sleet storms. Snow was on the highways as far east as Cleveland. Ohio.

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Voglewede Files With Secretary Os State ilndlanapolls. March 25—(UP) — Arthur E- Voglewede. D., Decatur, filed declaration of candidacy in Indianapolis today for prosecutor of I Adams County. [ John F- Decker. D.. Bluffton filed declaration of candidacy today for 1 judge of circuit court lit Welle county. District WPA Head To Meet With Council William F. Owens. Fort Wayne, district director of the WPA, will be In Decatur Friday evening to confer with the city council relative to public (vorks programs. April 1, marks the opening of the street, sidewalk and sewer rei i»air programs and matters pertaining to the work will be ex-1-plained by Mr. Owens. I A sneclal meeting of the coun-

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<■ll line been called for 7 o’clock nt the city hall. All State Tourney Tickets Are Sold Indianapolla. Mar. 25 —(U.R) A complete sell-out of tickets for the finals of the 25th annual Indiana high school bnsketbajl tournament I at Butler fieldhouse .Saturday was j announced today by Arthur ITreater, commiasloner of the Indiana high school athletic nsaot latlon. II Each of the finalists—Anderson. Frankfort. Central (Evansville) - , and Central (Fort Wayne) — have I disposed of their origituil Quota of i ut least 600 tickets. Trester re- ■ ported. Anderoon and Central (Fort Wayne) procured an additionaj allotment of tickets for seats located in the second balcony. Frankfort declined to purchase additional seats because of their location and Evansville failed to make Its

request for extra tickets until all had Imhmi - t o EX-LOCAL MAN CONTINUED FU"M " NE> I 1 heard fr tn and no Injuries were report <*d as happening to tboee persona other than privation and hardi ship sustained from the lack of food and water and exposure , - - O —■ — Farm Woman Will Address Editors Indianapolis. Mar. 25. (U.R) Mrs. George B Stmmons. Missouri farm wife, ami prominent Repnblilean speaker, will be the principal i speaker at the annual meeting of the Republican Editorial Asso< i atlon here April 25. it was announced today. Mrs. Simmons arose from obscurity ty the limelight of Republican national affaire at the "grass roots" convention in Springfield. 111. last June ,

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