Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1936 — Page 6

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ANNUAL STATE CATHOLIC MEET TO FORT WAYNE State Tourney Will Be Held In Fort Wayne For Third Year The annnal Indiana Catholic high school basketball tournament will again be held in Fort Wayne this season. Brother Stephen, C.S.C., principal of the Central Catholic high school at Fort Wayne, announced last night. The tourney will be held at the Central high school gymnasium. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 26, 27 and 28. This will be the third consecutive year the meet has been held in Fort Wayne, with the two previous tourneys being conducted with great success. There will be five sessions again 1 this year, with the tourney open-, ing Friday night, eliminating the: Saturday morning session, which. was held last year. Other sessions will be held Saturday afternoon and evening, Sunday afternoon and evening. St. Mary’s of Anderson is the defending champion, with Memorial of Evansville the runner-up. The Decatur Commodores lost to Anderson in the semi-finals in a bittery fought contest which was easily the feature game of the tourney. Eleven schools took part in the 1936 tourney, and at least this number is expected to participate in this season’s meet. Competing schools last season were Anderson. Decatur, Evansville, Central Catholic of Fort; Wayne. Catholic Central of Hammond. St. Paul's of Marion, St. Hedwige of South Bend. St. Mary’s of Michigan City. Cathedral of In-

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+* > ■ -.1.-0 Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday North Side of Fort Wayne vs. J Yellow Jackets at Decatur. ' i Commodores at St. John's of Delphos, Ohio. » Berne at Celina. Ohio. Jefferson at Hartford. Monroe at Kirkland. Saturday I Monmouth vs. Concordia at Fort Wayne. dianapoiis. St. Andrew’s of Rich- . mond, and St. Mary’s of Hunting- ' ton. Richmond has dropped basketball this season, but there" is a possibility of two additional , schools. St. Joseph’s of Renssalaer and Central Catholic of South ; Bend, entering the tourney. o Decatur Bowling League Results i MINOR LEAGUE Ford-Lincoln I Keller « 157 171 183 Burke 139 150 147 Carroll .. 11l 119 140 Lytle 116 166 158 T0ta1653 736 758 Monroeville N. Richards 166 152 173 i Schlops .. 173 154 210 J. Richards 154 175 142 Bucher 130 163 148 Pillars 144 212 204 Handicap 8 8 8 T0ta1775 864 885 Cloverleaf Frisinger 222 170 162 Hooten 134 181 130 Kaylor 181 137 160 Farrar 145 161 185 Handicap 5 5 5 Totalß27 794 782 Riverside Garage Zelt ... 200 136 160 Cherry 162 160 160 Mutschler 168 183 151 | Girard 191 200 Stump 155 158 148 Totalßls 828 819 Kuhn Chev. Zoehm 159 171 174 Ahr 150 166 178 Cline 130 130 108 Zehr 157 161 178 ■ Mies 187 162 169 Total7B3 790 807 Decatur Casting Spangler 139 139 204 Cline 173 162 143 Stultz 118 154 135 Strickler 167 114 114 Young 162 113 140 Handicap 77 7 T0ta1,766 689 743 St. Mary's Briede 152 177 2111 Green 184 171 200 Ladd 198 183 180 Gallogly 153 203 167 Hennes 187 191 145 Totalß74 925 903 General Electric Schultz 136 199 Mclntosh 189 169 199 Busse 190 205 159 Cochran 172 141 187 Gallogly 141 204 188 Gage 132 Handicap 8 8 8 Total 836 849 940

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I Illy Pete) Decatur basketball fans greeted i with unanimous approval today the announcement that the Indiana state Catholic basketball tournament will be held in Fort Wayne this season. —ol)o — This will be the thiiu consecu- > tlve year the tourney has been held in Fort Wayne, and the past tourneys have proven highly successful, both from a playing and financial standpoint. Fort the majority of the Catholic teams in the state. Fort Wayne is centrally located, while the financial returns from the two previous tourneys have been satisfactory. Previous tourneys at Indianapolis proved failures financially. While early in the season for any predictions, this season’s tourney looms right now as a wide open affair. St. Mary's of Anderson is the defending champion and has another fought team this season. Other teams which seem pow-1 effu! include Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. —oOo—- — Decatur Yellow Jackets will play their first Northeastern Indiana conference game of the season Friday night, entertaining the Redskins from North Side of Fort Wayne on the local floor. —oOo—- — Jackets suffered their first defeat in five games last week at LaPorte. North Side gave Fort Wayne Central a terrific tussle last week before bowing to the Tigers, 32 to 28. The Commodores face another tough foe Friday, tangling with St. John’s of Delphos. Ohio at Delphos. The Commies will be out to get above the 500 mark again

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, this week, with their present standing three victories and three de- , feats. Basketbawl’s helper. Bob, has .* furnished us with the 10 leadI ing scorers of the Adams county teams, both in total points and in average points per game. The first table shows the leading scorers, and the i second table the number of I games played, total points, and average points per game. Here they are: Player TP Dro, Berne, c. 69 Yager. Kirkland, c 68 S. Arnold, Kirkland, f. 53 Hurst, Jackets, c 47 Beitler. Hartford, f 45 Winteregg. Berne, f 40 Hess, Commodores, c 37 j Baker. Commodores, g. 36. P. Arnold. Kirkland, f 33 Berger. Monmouth, f 32 Player GP TP Ave. Dro, Berne, c 5 69 13.8 1 Beitler. Hart, f 4 46 11.5

■ Hurst. Jackets, c 5 47 9.4 • Yager. Kirk, c 8 68 8.5 Smith. Geneva, f, 2 17 8.5 1 Grile. Geneva, f 2 17 8.5 ! Winteregg, Berne, f. 5 40 8.0 ,S. Arnold, Kirk, f 8 53 6.6 i Hess. Commies, c 6 37 6.1 ! Baker. Commies, g. . 6 36 6.0 I Beerbower, Geneva, g. 2 12 6.0 —o COLLEGE BASKETS,- - Notre Dame 39. St. Mary’s 27. Illinois 51, Carroll 34. North Dakota 36, DePaul 34. Armour Tech 37, Arkansas State J 28. ! ! ° Three Bali Games Here This Evening Three basketball games will be ' played at the Commodore gymnasHum this evening. At 7 o’clock, the i St. Joseph eighth grade team will play St. Peter’s of Fort Wayne. ' In the second game, the Lady Commodores will play St. Peter's girls, and in the final tilt, the Decatur CYO team will play the Kirkland Whippets.

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