Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1936 — Page 8

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Commodores Nosed Out By Kirkland, 24-jj

COMMIES LOSE IN ROUGH TILT HERE THURSDAY Loss Os Two Regulars On Personals Costly To Commodores The Kirkland Kangaroos nosed out the Decatur Commodores Thursday night in a rough and tumble battle at the Commodore gymnasium, 24 to 22. The game was closely contested all the way. with the Commodores coming from behind to tie the score at 20-20 shortly after the fourth quarter opened, only to lose to the Kanagoos on free throws in the closing minutes. Kirkland led at the end of the first quarter 7 to 5, and at the half, 14-10. I In the third quarter, with less than three minutes to go, Baker and Hess connected on short shots to knot the count at 18-18. Yager then contributed his only Held goal of the second half, a one-handed shot from the foul line, to give the Announcing Opening of the New FRANCILE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Formerly Cczy Beauty Shoppe Room 5, K. of C. Building Gabrie’een Reconditioning Permanent . . $5.00 New Machineless Permanent $4.00 $3.50 Oil Wave .... $2.50 Croquinole Push Up $1.65 Shampoo, finger wave and arch, all 3 for . 65c Hair Cuts 20c | Manicures 35c , Miss FRANCILE BUCHER PROP. t Former Operator, Corner First and Monroe Sts. MISS MARTHA RUPRIGHT. Ass’t. Operator. Phone 313 Open Evenings

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Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday '. Yellow Jackets vs. Berne at Decatur. I Commodores vs. St. John’s at Lima. Ohio. . Geneva at Hartford. Monroe vs. Jefferson at Berne. Pleasant Mills vs. Monmouth at Commodore gym, Saturday Berne at North Side, Ft. Wayne. Kangaroos a 20-18 margin at the i end of the period. I Two free throws by Baker when . fouled twice by P. Arnold again tied the score at 20-20. Yager put his team in the lead when fouled ; by Baker. It was Baker's fourth: personal, forcing him from the i game. Gillig then hit one from the foul circle to put the Commodores out in front. 22-21. However, Yager tied it up when Gillig committ-1 ed his fourth personal foul. Two ‘ free throws by P. Arnold on successive fouls by Hess gave the Kangaroos a two-point victory. Hess was the leading scorer for! Decatur with four field goals. Baker tallied seven points on two fielders and three foul tosses. Yager. Kirkland's leading scorer, tallied eight points on three field goals and two charity tosses. Every man in the starting lineup of both teams scored. i Decatur's loss can be traced toi free throws. Only five personals' were called on Kirkland and 14 on Decatur. The Kangaroos scored six free throws and Decatur four, i Box score and summary: Commodores- FG FT TP W. Voglewede. f 1 0 2 Cook. f. ... 10 2 Hess, c 4 0 8 Gillig. g 11 3 Baker, g. 2 3 7 Bolinger, g. 0 0 0 F. Voglewede. g 0 0 0 Totals 9 4 22 Kirkland FG FT TP P. Arnold, f 2 3 7 I S. Arnold, f 2 0 4 Yager, c 3 2 8 Bucker, g 113 Henschen. g. 1 0 2 Totals _ 9 6 24 Referee, Hebble (Decatur). Preliminary Kirkland seconds 26, Commodore seconds. 17.

CENTRAL LOSES TO OHIO CITY Local Eighth Grade Team Is Defeated Thursday, 29 To 14 The Decatur Central eighth grade team was defeated by OKTo City. Ohio, at Ohio City Thursday. 29 to 14. The victors led at the ; half, 17 to 6. ; Only three Central players broke i | into the scoring column. Fuhrman , with six points. Cherry with five and Chilcote with three. Kelsey ( led Ohio City with 10 points. Central FG FT TP ! Chilcote, f 11 3 I Cherry, f. 1 3 5 ' | Rickord, c 0 0 0 i Krick, c 0 o 0 | Fuhrman, g 3 0 6 Davidson, g 0 0 0 i Schnepp. g. .0 0 0 Kitchen, g. ... 0 0 0 Totals 5 4 14 Ohio City FG FT TP Kelley, f a 8 17 ( Smith, f. 3 0 6 1 Summerset, f 10 2 Kelsey, c. 5 0 10 Custer, c .. .. ft 0 0 Krugh. g 0 0 0 Agler. g 2 0 4 ; Custer, g. 0 0 0 Totals 14 1 29 o I I (By Pete, The classic of the Yellow Jacket season is upon us! Tonight, at the Yellow Jacket gymasium, the Jackets will battle their chief rivals, the Bears from Berne. An overflow crowd is in prospect. —oOo — The Bears have wolf six out of seven games and the Yellow Jackets five out of six. Berne's only loss has been to Hartford City, while Decatur has lost only to LaPorte. The Jackets will likely be weakened tonight, as Hurst, veteran center, probably wil# not be able j to play. Hurst suffered an attack I of appendicitis during the game at I LaPorte two weeks ago and is not in good condition as yet. How- ‘ ever, the Jackets showed real scrap I last week to come from behind to' defeat North Side, and Hurst I wasn't even in the lineup. -oOo — 'Tis quite apparent the Jackets | must stop Dro to head off the Bears tonight. Dro has scored a total of 104 points in seven games, an average of 14.8 points per game. A pretty fair record, and a tough ( boy to stop. While the Jackets are battling the Bears, the Decatur Commodores will be on the road, traveling to Lima. Ohio, i Striking New DRESSES Lovely To ■ Look At! Delightful To Wear! M S 3 -98 W? $6-95 $lO-95 jjpJpßiy Gay Prints if I / New Pastels I; ! Cordial Shades / 4H Navy and Black MISS SIZES |/oung, flattering dresses—for every | I ‘‘Eve” and Christmas eve—Formal I styles — Daytime fashions—Brand, i New and distinctively different—; A grand collection—see them! Choice of the House COATS —SUITS; Drastic Reductions Mrs. Louisa Braden 3rd & Monroe Phone 737

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to tangle with St. John’s. The Commies defeated St. John's in the season opener, 35 to 16. but the Lima outfit will be | tough to take on their own floor, which is small, with a low ceiling. —oOo — The Commodores lost a tough one at the Kirkland Kangaroos last night at the local gym. However, the result should provide the boys 1 with a good lesson, showing them ! that to lose the old thinker is us- . ually fatal in a ball game, whether iit be over bad breaks or tough iluck. — oOo — They tell us Nelson Eaton, the | Kirkland coach, was having a scatching good time last night. Eaton has a bad case of the hives. From Ed Liechty of the Berne Witness: “As you mighf expect, the Decatur Yellow Jackets were here enmasse Tuesday night. They saw I a swell ball game and admitted it. I Worst of the thing is they also I fortified themselves for Friday night’s classic at Decatur. Weil, they might turn the trick but they’ll have plenty on hands if -he Bears go like they did last night. That's just a guess on our part because, after all. we have not seen Pete Reynold's Yellow Jackets in .action this year. Sa take what we i said only for what it is worth.” 0 — — FLOOR SHOW — RIVERVIEW GARDENS SATURDAY NIGHT Presenting 3 Shows Each one a different act. ALSO—6-piece Band Friday and Saturday.

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| Farm Bureaus Must Pay Gross Income Indianapolis, Dec 18 tl’P) The state supreme court today held that 65 Indiana farm bureau cooperative associations were subject to' the gross income tax. Unless the Jasper county cooper-' ative association i« ahle to obtain a rehearing from the supreme court, the state will collect approximately | SIIO,OOO in Income taxes and interest, which has been held in eecrow I since December 1933, when the court test of the inccme tax law was I started. | Today's decision affects all the 65 ! counties which have cooperative associations and probably applies to. other cooperatives also. Independent Team Is Organized Here An independent basketluill team, sponsored by the Al. D. Schmitt j Motor Sales, will open its season (tonight at Willshire, Ohio against ■ the Willshire Independents. The gajne will start at 7 o’clock. The team is composed of former high school staiw, including Carl Gerber. Harry Hebble. Bob j Dr. Eugene Fields DENTIST X-RAY LABORATORY Phone No. 56 127 N. 3rd st.

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