Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1936 — Page 6

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BERNE DEFEATS DECATUR TEAM FRIDAY NIGHT Yellow Jackets Are Defeated By Bear Quintet, 33 To 19 (By Pete Reynolds) Tossing in 19 points in a redhot scoring burst in the third quarter, the Berne Bears once more emerged triumphant over the Decatur Yellow Jackets. The Bears scored a 33-19 victory over the Jackets on the Decatur floor Friday night. Decatur kept the famed Bob Dro & Co. effectively bottled up except for the disastrous third quarter when the Bears tallied 19 points while the Jackets were counting only four. Each team registered only one field goal during the first quarter, which ended with Berne out in front, 7 to 4. The Yellow Jackets finally caught up with the Bears just before the half ended, with Worthman's third field goal of the period tying the score at 12-12. Decatur took a brief lead at the start of the third quarter when Heller scored from underneath. Baumgartner’s rebound shot tied the score and the Bears then turned on the heat. Winteregg scored two field goals, Dro five and C. Lehman one, with Dro adding one free throw. Decatur’s only points during the Berne spree were tw T o foul tosses by Heller on C. Lehman’s personal Dro. who has been setting the hardwoods of this section of the state hot with his sensational scoring, was thoroughly throttled by the Decatur defense except during the third quarter. Or his five fielders, all in the third quarter, only one was scored from close in. W’hen the veteran Bern center grabbed a loose ball and dribbled half the length of the floor for a fielder. Worthman was the leading scorSUN. MON. TUES. Edna Ferber’s Mighty Novel ‘COME AND GET IT Joel McUrea. Edward Arnold Frances Farmer & huge cast. ALSO—Silly Symphony Cartoon “3 Blind Mousketeers" ONLY 10c-25c Continuous Sunday from 1 P. M. —o Last Time Tonight — ‘‘The Magnificent Brute’’ Victor McLaglen, Binnie Barnes, Henry Armetta, and big cast. ALSO —Comedy & News. 10c-25c EXTRA — PICTURES OF THE NOTRE DAME-SO. CALIFORNIA GAME. SUN. MON. TUES. Two Major Feature Hits! “I Stand Condemned'’ Powerful story of love and revenge with all star cast & ‘Along Came Love’ Chas. Starrett, Irene Hervey. 10c Matinee 1:45 Sunday Evenings 10c-20c —o Last Time Tonight—Bob Allen in “Ranger Courage”. ALSO —‘‘Ace Drummond” and Oswald Cartoon. 10c • 15c I CORT SUN. MON. TUES. Marion Talley Michael Bartlett “FOLLOW YOUR HEART’ Ben Blue - Walter Catlett. 10c-25c Continuous show Sunday from 1. TONITE Tom Tyler ‘‘FAST BULLETS” Plus—2 Comedies; Chap. 14 “Darkest Africa." 10c-15c Continuous show from 2 p. m.

♦ J Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday P Berne at North Side, Ft. Wayne. I er for the Yellow Jackets with four field goals and one free throw for nine points, besides playing * excellent defensive ball against , Dro. Heller contributed eight points to the Decatur total. As usual. Dro was high scorer, netting five fielders and two foul tosses for 12 points. Baumgartner] tallied nine points and Winteregg l 3 'eight. I Decatur was handicapped by an i s ankle injury to Brodbeck in thej „ 1 first quarter, who limped badly i _ I the balance of the game. Hurst, j (regular center, out for two weeks I , ’ because of an attadk of append!- , idtis. played only the last two minr utes. . Decatur FG FT TP ,i Heller, f - 2 4 8 " | McConnell, f, c 0 11 | ,: Freidt, f - 0 0 0 ! j Beery, f 0 0 0 ’ i Hurst, f — 0 0 0 I Smith, f c _ Oil I I Worthman. g 4 19 1 Brodbeck, g 0 0 0 1 Stapleton. g 0 0 0 I Totals 6 7 19, Berne 1 ' Winteregg, f 3 2 81 ■; Baumgartner, f 4 1 9 ' *( R. Lehman, f 0 0 0 ■ ’ j Dro, c 5 1 121 I i W. Sprunger, g 0 0 0 j • 1 C. Lehman, g 1 2 4 I > I I I Totals ... 13 7 33 ’, Referee McClure (Fort Wayne). ’ Umpire Biedenway (Fort Waynel. j Preliminary — Decatur 42,1 ■ Berne 24. o H. S. BASKETBALL ’ Central (Fort Wayne) 53. Central : (Fort Wayne) 18North Side 26. New Haven 4 , ' (triple overtime) ‘ i Columbia City 30, Hartford City I ' 28. Bluffton 30. Petroleum 20. Portland 31. Murrte (Muncie) 29. ■ Kendallville 29. Butler 13. Huntington 36. Brazil 25. I Horace Mann (Gary) 21. Delphi (19. Dafayette 21. Kokomo 19. Vincennes 30. New Albany 26Lebanon 26. Tipton 24. Shortridge (Indianapois) 25., She'byville 24. Connersville 26. Rushville 25. I I Anderson 25: Marion 20. , I Wabash 39, Elwood 20. Greencastle 24; Cathedral (Ind- . I ianapolie) 23. ' Jeffersonville 29. Washington 24. • Logansport 23, Muncie 14 Richmond 29. Newcastle 18. Frankfort 41, Tech (Indianapolis) 21. College Basketball Manchester 34. Indiana State 32 (overtime) ' Evansville 42, Earlham 36. 'j Bluffton <O.) 64. Concordia 28. o i Trade in a Good Town — Decatur ■■ • » , _ MOST REASONABLE PRICES ■ mIM ijj Tv j • A Illi ">■■■■■■ P. A. Kuhn Chevrolet Co. N. 3rd st. Decatur i — FLOOR SHOW — RIVERVIEW GARDENS SATURDAY NIGHT Presenting 3 Shows Each one a different act. ALSO—6-piece Band Friday and Saturday. t 1 WISH YOUR FRIENDS A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR by sending them a TELEGRAM Special Holiday Messages sent locally, 20c, or out of the city, before midnight Christmas or New Years Eve (fixed text) 25c. Own composition (15 words) any time, 35c. WESTERN UNION

EAGLES DEFEAT PLEASANT MILLS Monmouth Scores 19-16 Victory Over Spartans Friday Night i The Monmouth Eagles edged out a 19-16 victory over the Pleasant Mills Spartuns at the Commodore I gymnasium Friday night. The 1 teams were tide at the half, 7-7 , ! but Monmouth pulled ahead in the ] I third quarter. | Monmouth's scoring was well di- > tided, Franz leading with three . field goals for six points. Three ! players tide for scoring honors i with five points each. I Monmouth Boerger, f 1 0 2 L. Fuelling, f _ 2 0 4 , Franz, f 3 0 6 ■ H. Fuelling, c 0 3 3 ' IR. Fuelling, g 1 0 2 , Conrad, g _ 0 2 2; Totals 7 5 191 Pleasant Mills D. McMillen, f 0 0 0 Archer, f 0 0 0 Harmon, f Oil 18. McMillen, c 2 15 I Clark, g 1 3 5 I Wells, g 2 15 Totals 5 6 16 Referee: Hebble, Decatur. Preliminary — Monmouth 28 Pleasant Mills 14. o | Decatur Bowling League Results j !• ♦ WEEK'S SCHEDULE Minor League Monday— Ford-Lincoln vs Decatur Castings; Kuhn Chevrolet vs Monroeville; Riverside Garage against St. Mary'sffi General Elec-i j trie vs Cloverleaf Creamery. Merchants League Tuesday— Gerber Meat Market (vs Mies Recreation; Auto License ivs Douglas Clothing Company; Green Kettle vs Schafer Company. Major League Thursday— Cort Theater vs Adams Theater; Moose Lodge vs , Saylor’s Garage. STANDINGS Minor League W L Pct. ] St. Mary’s 31 11 .738 i Kuhn 29 t 3 .698 i Castings 23 19 .549 )G. E 23 19 .549, Riverside 22 20 .523 ; Cloverleaf 18 24 .428 : Monroeville 11 31 .261 i Ford 11 31 .261 1 Merchants League Mies 26 16 .619 Green Kettle 24 18 .571 Douglas Co 21 "21 .500 Gerber, 20 22 .476 I Schafer 20 22 .476 i: Auto License 16 26 .381 1 MAJOR LEAGUE Cort Theatre Spangler 216 176 202 ] Ross 196 180 201 Young 183 174 149 Johnson _ 156 146 158 I Schultz 133 147 149 . ] Total 884 823 859 : Saylors Boehm 126 — 129 1 ; Hoagland 169 156 201 < (Farrar 192 172 203 Mies 193 156 Frisinger 160 203 196 Gage 166 149 r- I Total 840 853 878 Adams Theatre Green 144 154 185 Ladd 205 161 186 Briede 150 145 151 Gallogly 148 164 147 Girard 192 146 170 Total 839 770 839 I — 1 Moose Lister 236 136 181 Ahr 143 130 1601 Mutschler 168 172 178 Stump 160 188 191 Total 857 776 860 o Schmitt Motor Sales Loses Opening Game The Schmitt Motor Sales lost their opening game of the season to the Willshire Independents on the Ohio floor Friday night, 14-12. The score was tied 9-all at the end of the first half. Evans, Willshire forward, wae the leading scorer of the game with three baskets for six points. Deßolt led for Decatur with four points. The rest of the scoring was evenly divided. o James Ehler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ehler is suffering from scarlet fever. According to Dr. R. E. Dahiels, secretary of the city health board, this is the only case reported in Decatur.

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DECATURTEAMS PLAY KIRKLAND St. Joe And CYO Teams Win, Lady Commodores Defeated Decatur teams won two of three games from Kirkland teams Friday night. In the opening game, the St. Joe, eighth graders defeated the Kirk land graders, 11 to 7. In the second game, the LaGy Commodores were defeated by tiie Kirkland girls, 19 to 15. In the feature game of the evening, the Decatur CYO quintet l defeated the Kirkland Whippets, 29 to 26. Box scores and summaries: St. Joe FG FT TP Bierly, f 0 11 Terveer, f 10 2 Holthouse, c 10 2 Hackman. c 10 2 Briede, g 0 0 0 Bolinger, g 2 0 4 Totals 5 1 11 Kirkland Parish, f 0 0 Ol Girod, f 0 0 0 Arnold, c 2 0 4 Roth, g 0 11 Yaney, g 0 2 2 I Totals 2 3 7 J Lady Commodores Miller, f 0 0 0 Reed, f 3 0 6 Terveer, c 3 3 9 Ulman, c 0 0 0 Fullenkamp, g 0 0 0 Kohne, g 0 0 0 Totals 6 3 15 Kirkland i J. Zimmerman, f 5 2 12 D. Zimmerman, f 2 0 4 Manky, c 113 Arnold, c 0 0 0, Hoffman, g 0 0 0 Barger, g 0 0 0 Cable, g 0 0 0 Totals 8 3 19] Decatur CYO Omlor, f 10 2 Baker, f 10 2 R. Hess, f 0 11! D. Hess, f 11 3 Braden, c 2 3 7 Hain, g 0 0 0, Murphy, g 5 1 11 ] Andrews, g 11 31 Totals 11 7' 28, Kirkland Roth, f 3 0 6 1 Mann, f 0 0 0| Scherry, f 0 0 0; Hoffman, f 2 15 Dettinger, c 2 0 4 Beavers, c 0 2 2 Borne, g 12 4 Martin, g 13 5 Totals 9 8 26 GOTTSCHALK IS ireiNTTVT-rri F-pov r>».->F l-IKPI only woman member of the legislature, was chosen caucus secretary. Edward Beggs. Indianapolis, was chosen chief clerk of the house in the only office filled last night. Others will be chosen e,t another caucus the night before the session convenes. The senators elected Thurman A. Gottschalk. Berne, president pro tem; E. Curtis White, Indianapolis. caucus chairman, and William B. Janes, New Albany, caucus secretary. iNon-members chosen by the senators were Norman Gordon, New Albany, secrettary of senate; Ber-

t nard O’Neil. South Bend, assistant secretary; John Hoff, Auburn, I chief doorkeeper and Ira Hayi worth, Peru, postmaster. MONROE BEATS WARRIOR FIVE Bearkatz Defeat Jefferson Friday Night At Berne, * 23 To 15 The Monroe Bearkatz, taking a long lead in the first half, defeated the Jefferson Warriors on the Berne floor Friday night, 23 to 15. j Monroe led at the quarter, 8 to! 2. at the hejf, 19 to 8, and at the ( ; third quarter, 19 to 11. E. Stucky was Monroe's leading scorer with seven field goals and j one foul toss for 15 points. Mosser ] was best for Jefferson with seven 1 points. MONROE FG FT TP Fricke, f 0 0 0 Hocker, f 1 0 2 1 'Gilbert, c 1 0 2 E. Stucky, g . .... ..... 71 15 , Longenberger, g 12 4 Andrews, f 0 0 0 W. Stucky, f 0 0 0 Rich, c 0 0 0 Swartz, g 0 0 0 Jones, g 0 0 0 — TOTALS 10 3 23 jJEFFERSON Sipe, f 113 Mosser, f 2 3 7 Fennig. c 12 4 Jutte, g 0 0 0 Kelly, g 0 11 TOTALS 4 7 15 Officials: F. Roth and L. Roth, Kirkland. 1 Preliminary Monroe 17, Jefferson 13. . ON I’INUKD FROM PAGE ONE) Gladys Witt; Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf of Chicago; R. W. Edwards, 1 Minneapolis; and C. Christopher, Dwight 111. The northwest airlines pilots, en'route from Missoula, Mont., to spokane, were lost in the Moscow mountains. which pilot Roy Shreck, who I engaged in the first search, said ’ were heavily wooded and covered with snow. He said he was unable to fly lower than 7,000 feet because of ] the mountains. Officials of Northwest Airlines, 1 tor which the pilots flew, said National guard and private ships would I continue to aid company planes in 1 the hunt. ; If they were alive, it was believed : they would have to trarnip many miles before reaching inhabited country. Report Alfred Brady Seen At Winchester Indianapolis. Dec. 19. — (U.R) — State police concentrated near Winchester, Ind., today following a report yesterday that Alfred Brady, fugitive murder suspect accused of the Carthage State bank robbery Thursday, ate lunch at a restaurant there. The restaurant owner told police that two of three men who came in together resembled Brady and James Dolhover, also identified as one of the Carthage bandits. One of the men was wearing slippers, police were informed. o Mr. and Mrs, Ed Keller and son . F’orlan and Leo Bogner will leave this afternoon for Bellevue, Ohio to attend the funeral of their brother-in-law and uncle, Louis Greuligh, whose death occurred Thursday night. >

COMMIES LOSE FRIDAY NIGHT IN OVERTIME Decatur Loses To St. John’s Os Lima After Holding Early Lead Dec a t u r’s Commodores, after holding an eight-point lead at the end of the first half at St. John’s of Lima, Ohio, Friday night, saw this lead gradually dwindle away until St. John's came through with a 22-21 victory in an overtime period. The Commodores started fast, and at the end of the first quarter were out in front. 8 to 2. Decatur tallied three points in the second quarter, with Lima scoring only a single foul toss, to give the Commodores an 11-3 margin at the intermission. With Sciranka and Downey showing the way, Lima began pecking away at the Commodore's lead in the third quarter and as the period ended, Decatur’s lead was cut to two points. 15 to 13. In the fourth quarter. St. John's continued its spurt and took a lead lof 20-17. The Commodores fought I back, however, and tied the count at 20-20 before the gun ended the regular playing time. Cook, who replaced Alberding at a forward position in the fourth 1 quarter, counted a free throw with I but 55 seconds of playing time reI maining in the overtime period. , i However, Lima intercepted a Dei catur pass, fired away at the basket and after two or three rebound shots, made one stick to win the ball game, 22 to 21. Baker led Decatur’s scoring with three field goals and two free throws for a total of eight points. Hess failed to hit from the field and scored six free throws in as many attempts. I Sciranka was high scorer for Lima with four fielders for eight | points. Dowmey tallied seven points for she winners. Commodores FG FT TP i Alberding, flO 2 I W. Voglewede, t1 0 2 1 Cook, f Oil | Hess, c 0 6 6 ] Baker, g 3 2 8

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