Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 25 November 1936 — Page 6

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Commodores Rally To Defeat Jefferson FW

COMMIES BEIT WARRIOR FIVE TUESDAY,29-27 Commodores Stage Sensational Rally In Final Quarter To Win (By Bob Shraluka) Held to three measly field goals and a foul toss by a Jefferson quintet that hit the basket from every angle with unerring accuracy dur-j ing the first half, the Commodores ; flashed a brilliant attack in the, fourth period to eke out a 29-27, win on their own floor Friday night. I Playing without the services of! two regulars, who did not partici- [ pate because of school discipline, the Commies saw the Warriors slap the ball in from all sides to take a commanding lo point lead | at the half. Led by Sipe and Mosser in a barrage of field goals, the Warriors did everything but throw the ball from the bench, each shot flipping through the net with uncanny accuracy to pile up a 12-2 lead at the first quarter, meanwhile allowing Coach Laurent's charges but a single field goal by Gillig. The second quarter was but a repetition of the first, the Jeffer-1 son five holding the Commies to i two fie,d goals, one each by Gillig [ and Bollinger, who replaced Vogle-1 wede. The half ended with the Tharpmen leading. 17-7. The Commodores fared but lit-' tie better in the third quarter,! gaining but a point, to trail 15-25 , at the start of the final period. Then came the Frank Merriwell

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Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Wednesday ' | Pleasant Mills vs. Jefferson (Whitley county) at Commodore gym. Yellow Jackets vs. Hoagland at , Decatur. Monmouth at Kirkland. Montpelier at Hartford. Friday Yellow Jackets vs. Winamac at Decatur. - Commodores at Kirkland. ■ finish. Led by Baker and Vogle- j wede. who replaced Alberding at 'center, the Commodores dazzled | the visitors with their ability to 1 | work under the basket for close-' ;in shots. i With less than four minutes to go and the stands in a frenzy of excitement at the sudden spurt of, the Commies. Voglewede scored' from underneath and Baker dropped in two to bring the score from 20-27 up to 26-27. Baker then scored again to take tT>e lead, and Voglewede put the game on ice with a foul toss to finish in front i 29-27. Baker was the scoring star for' the locals, getting five field goals for 10 points. Gillig garnered four baskets and a free toss for nine points. Voglewede rang up five i points on a pair of baskets and the ! final toss from the charity stripe. Sipe and Mosser led the losers ■ with 10 points each. IS of those I points coming in the first period. I j The Commies inability at the I free throw line nearly cost them I a victory. They made good on only I three shots out of 15 attempts. I I Jefferson hit three out of six from ; the foul line. I Lineups and summary: Decatur FG FT TP 1 Cook, f 10 2 i F. Voglewede. f 2 15 i Bollinger, f 10 2 i Alberding. c 0 0 0 Gillig. g 4 19 jA. Baker, g 5 0 10 j Kuhnle, g Oil Totals 13 3 29 i Jefferson FG FT TP Sipe, f 0 0 10. Mosser. f. 4 2 10 Fennig. c 2 15 Kelley, g. 10 2 Hamrick, g. 0 0 0 Bollenbacher. g 0 0 0 Totals 12 3 27 Official, Everhart. Decatur. o— COLLEGE BASKETBALL Huntington 42, Griffin. O„ 22. Anderson 29. Taylor 21. High School Brook 19, West Lafayette 14. Lafayette 27, Crawfordsville 22. Seymour 29. Bloomington 20. Brazil 20. Linton 17. St. Marys (Anderson) 37, Shrapsville 46. o Girl Scout Troops Plan Cookie Sale The girl scout troops, Number 1, : 2 and 3 will unite in having a cookie sale December sth. The girls are busy soliciting people now and orders will be filled on that date. Every one is urged to patronize the girls.

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BEARS DEFEAT BULLDOG FIVE 11 J Berne Hands New Haven Decisive 38-26 Defeat Tuesday Night Bob Dro. veteran Berne center, led the Bears to a decisive 38-26 victory over the New Haven Bulldogs at New Haven Tuesday night. Dro crashed through with seven , field goals and three free throws for a total of 17, [mints. Berne held a 16 to 6 lead at the half and was safely out in front all the way. , Dienelt was New Haven's leading ' scorer with 13 points. The New Haven reserves won i the preliminary game, 26 to 20. ' Berne FG FT TP Baumgartner, f 0 11 B Sprttnger, f 0 0 0 1 Winteregg, f 4 3 11 Beitler, f 2 0 4 Dro, c. . 7 3 17 C. Lehman, g 2 0 4 W. Sprunger, g 0 11 R. Lehman, g 0 0 0 Totals ~ 15 8 38 New Haven FG FT TP Lake, f 113 Parks, f 0 0 0 Bowers, f 2 0 4 Dienelt, c 4 5 13 Shrock. g 2 0 4 . Arter, g 0 0 0 Bandelier. g 10 2 Totalslo 6 26 Officials: Tudor and R. Nulf ; (Fort Wayne). o

WEmwi ■ a (By Pete) Decatur's Yellow Jackets will be after their third consecutive victory of the season tonight when they meet Hoagland on the local floor. Hoagland has been consistently tough for the past two or three seasons and will give the j Yellow Jackets all they want • to handle in the way of oppo- ■ sitlon. The reserve teams of the two schools will meet in the preliminary tilt. Both Decatur teams will see action again Friday night, with the Yellow Jackets entertaining Winamac here and the Commodores traveling to Kirkland to battle the Kangaroos. The Commodores staged a Frank Merriwell finish last night to nose out a 29-27 victory over the Warriors from Jefferson township. Apparently hopelessly out of the running at the end of the third quarter. the Commies suddenly came, to life to mark up their second! triumph of the season. Incidentally, two of the Commodore regulars were forced to watch the game from the sidelines. Basketbawl has been informed it was more “bunny” trouble. —oOo— Prompt and proper action by officials of both Decatur schools in disciplining their rabbit hunting basketball players quite likely will bring an abrupt halt to skipping school to stock the family larder. (Or did they?). The Berne Bears bounced back

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in grand fashion last night after that defeat handed them by Hartford City last week. The Bears trounced the New Haven Bulldogs in their own doghouse last night. 38 to 26. ’Twas none other than Bob Dro. veteran Berne center, who showed his Bear mates the way to victory with a grand total of 17 points. It is still the opinion of this columnist that Bob is still one of the ' best natural athletes to see action in this section of the state for many a year. —oOo — In addition to the Yellow Jacket game tonight, three other tilts are scheduled for Adams county teams. The Kirkland Kangaroos will entertain Monmouth at Kirkland, Pleasant Mills will play Jefferson of Whitley county at the Commodore gym in this city, and Montpelier will play at Hartford township. -000— There has been considerable discussion and difference In opinion among basketball coaches and players in this section of the state concerning rule 15. section 4 which deals with a player leaving the court. Some of the coaches are of the

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r opinion that it. is permissible forj ■ a player to take a position out of > bounds under his own basket when ’ his team has the ball, using this • out of bounds position from which ,to start a scoring play. George H. I Bush, secretary-treasurer of the ■ Northeastern Indiana Coaches asI' sociation, wrote to Oswald Tower, r editor of Spalding's Official Basketball guilde, and asked him his i • interpretation of the rule and ' whether it is permissible for a i player to take this out of bounds ' position or if the player is violating the rule and if a technical foul should be called. Tower replied that it is illegal for a player to take this position and that it is a i technical foul for leaving the court. | Since the Indiana High School Athi letic association adopts Spalding's ; Guide as its official rule book, any plyer who leaves the court without the permission of the officials in charge of the game should be | penalized. Basketbawl wishes all a bountiful Thanksgiving, but: DON'T EAT i, TOO MUCH! 11 o ■ The first ocean fliers' school was i organized by Colonel Lindbergh. 'l— o . Remodelling Sale at Winnes Shoe Store.

SUGAR BEET IN (jCpXTINURD FROM- PAOK ONHI, loop at intervals of a few minutes. In the suburbs the fast trains are routed around the locals. It hud been the boast of the Chicago rap{id transit lines that it had carried (more than 160.000.000 passengers a year, with only three deaths over a 10-year period. The crash occurred shortly after 6 p. m.—-height of the rush period—and both trains were loaded heavily. Most passengers were downtown office workers, others shoppers carrying Thanksgiving day parcels. At Granville avenue station is a switch where every night the schedules bring the express and “el'' train into just position. It calls for delicate timing. Wilbur Helm, an Evanston investment broker, described the system this way: “I’ve been taking the train (the "el” train) almost regularly for a number of years. Each evening a few moments after the train switches onto the local track, the North Shore roars by on the express track. I have ofteh thought that the timing of the two trains was too close for safety.” Last night it was. The rapid transit train, bound for Evanston,

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