Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1938 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Defeat New Haven, 28 toil

OPEN NEW GYM WITH VICTORY OVER BULLDOGS Decatur Scores Victory In First Game In New Gymnasium The Decatur Yellow Jackets made the formal opening of their new gymnasium Friday night a success, scoring a 2S-23 victory ever 'he New Haven Bulldogs And to make the evening complete. assistant coach Deane Dorwins reserves marked up their first vic'ory of the season In handing the New Haven seconds a 25-16 setback. A weli filled gymnasium greeted the Yellow Jackets in their first game in their new home and the fans were rewarded with a close and interesting contest, with the local lads on top most of the way. New Haven was the first to score, Hutson grabbing a rebound to connect for two points after two minutes of play. Rudolph converted a pair of free throws when fouled by Zerkel. Zerkel ettt this margin when he took a New Haven rebound and dribbled the length of the floor for the Yellow Jackets' first points in the new gym. McConnell's one-hander from the side tied the count at 4-4. Fiee throws by Dienelt and Hutson put the Bulldogs out in front again. McConnell cut the margin to one point with a free throw and then hit from the corner to put Decatur out in front, where they stayed for the remainder of the game. Zerkel dribbled under to score just before the end of the first quarter, putting the Jackets out in front. 9-6. Kach team scored four points in the second period, the half ending with Decatur in the lead. 1310. Free throws by McConnell and Zerkel, and C. Stapleton's 'ielder accounted for Decatur's points while Rudolph's foul toss and a field goal and free throw by Hutson scored New Haven's 'out. New Haven came within two points of the Jackets at 17-15 near

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Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Jefferson at Geneva. Hartford at Monroe. Pleasant Mills vs. Alumni at Commodore gym. Sunday St. Mary’s of Michigan City at Commodores, 3 p. m. the end of the third quarter, but two rapid fire baskets by Shoe put Decatur out in front 21-15 as the period ended New Haven pulled within three points again at 25-22 late in the final quarter but a free throw and a field goal by Zerkel put the game on ice for Decatur. The Bulldogs battled desperately to come from behind in the closing minutes and as a result, the contest grew exceedingly rough as the playing time rapidly dlm'nisht d. Kach team lost one player on personal fouls. McConnell and Zerkel were the offensive leaders for the YellowJackets. each tallying three field goals anu two free throws. Dtenelt was high for New Haven with seven points. Decatur FG FT TP C. Stapleton, f 10 2 Shoe, f 2 0 4 Andrews c Oil McConne'l, g 3 2 S Zerkel. g 3 2 8 R. Stapleton, f 0 3 3 Gaunt, f 0 0 0 Highland c 10 2 Toialr 10 8 28 New Haven Hutson, f 2 2 6 Van Meter, f 1 0,2 Dienelt. c 2 3 7 Gillie, g 0 0 0 Rudolph, g 14 6 Neiter. f 1 0 2 Steminlei, f 0 0 0 Mehrlng, f 0 0 0 Totals 7 9 23 Referee—McClure <Ft. Wayne) Umpir*—Vizard (Pleasant Mills Preliminary Decatur 25, New Haven 16. o H. S. BASKETBALL South Side (Fort W«yne) 46, Kendallville 35. North Side (Fort Wayne) 32, Central 4Fort Wayne) 26. C. C. ("Fort Wayne) 48. Peru 26. Bluffton 57, Hartford City 16. Garrett 29. Columbia City 20. Huntington 31. Warsaw 26. Hoagland 33. Woodburn 26. Auburn 37, Leo 34. Huntington Catholic 38-. St. Mary's (Anderson) 31. Wabash 36. Alexandria 28. Elwood 42. Martinsville 34. Vincennes 22. Washington 16. Bedford 26. Jasper 24. Muncie 31, Frankfort 29. Anderson 31. Newcastle 18. Connersville 39. Greeticastle 22. Marion 40, Logansport 33. KIRKLAND FIVE BEATS GENEVA Kangaroos Score 23-19 Victory Over Cardinals Friday The Kirkland Kangaroos marked up another victory Friday night, scoring a 23-19 triumph over the Geneva Cardinals on the Kirkland floor. Kirkland held an 8-4 lead at the first quarter but Geneva came back to hold a 12-9 margin at the half. The teams were tied at 16-16 at the third quarter but Kirkland came through in the final period to win. D .Arnold was high scorer for Kirkland with four field goals and four foul tosses for 12 points. F. Windmilxer was high for Geneva with nin„ points. Kirkland FG FT TP Baumgartner, f 2 0 4 D Arnold, f 4 4 12 C. Arnold, c 10 2 Engle, g __ 13 5 Girod, g 0 0 0 Totals 8 7 23 Geneva F. Windmiller, f .. 3 3 9 Snyder, t 2 15 Mathys, c 0 0 0 Fenstermaker, g _. 1 0 2 Grlle, g '1 1 3 D. Windmiller, f .. 0 0 0 Totals 7 5 19 Referee—Garrett (Bluffton) Umpire—Markiey (Bluffton) Preliminary Kirkland 24, Geneva 17. o Lemon Tree Prolific Dustin, Okla. — (U.R) —A Hughes county farmer, J. A. Hilliard, grows Japanese lemons that look like oranges but are little larger than limes. His one Japanese lemon tree has grown from seed brought from Georgia 20 years ago. The tree bears three to five times a year.

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BEARS 10SE TO PORTLAND FIVE Panthers Score Decisive 47-28 Victory Over i Berne Friday The Berne Bears sustained their first defeat of the season Friday night, the Portland Panthers taking down a decisive 47-28 victory at the Berne auditorium. The Panthers were ahead all the way. holding an 11-9 margin at the first quarter. 20-10 at the half and 32-15 at the third period. .Hirons was the leading scorer for the victors with four field goals and seven foul tosses for 15 points. He was closely followed by Hartzell with 14. LeFever was high for Berne with one field goal and five three throws for seven points. The game was rough, with 20 fouls called on Berne and 18 on Portland. Portland FG FT TP Martin, f Oil Hirons, f 4 7 15 Haines, c 0 0 0 Mays 2 4 8 Graham, g 2 15 Hartzell, g 6 2 14 Ewry. f — 2 0 4 Totals 16 15 47 Berne FG FT TP Berry, f 2 0 4 Sfctcky, f 2 0 4 Lehman, f 10 2 Schindler, f 10 2 J. Baumgartner, c 0 11 H. Baumgartner, c 11 3 Neuenschwander, g 0 11 McKean, g 0 4 4 LeFever, g 15? Totals 1 8 12 28 Referee, Bateman (Garrett). Umpire, Dornte (Fort Wayne). Preliminary Portland 29, Berne 16. o *. — — -4 Decatur Bowling League Results ! *- • LEAGUE STANDING Elks League W. L. Pet. Hoofs 22 14 .611 Legs 19 17 .526 Tails 19 17 .526 Antlers 12 24 .333 Minor League Casting 29 6 .744 Burke 25 14 .638 Kuhn - 21 »18 .538 Cioverleaf 20 19 .513 McMillen 20 19 .513 Mies 16 23 .410 Gambles 14 25 .359 Hoff Brau 11 28 .282 Merchants League Schafer 32 7 .821 Smith Ins 27 12 .692 Upholster 22 17 .564 Monmouth 22 17 .564 Preble 18 21 .461 Rank 15 24 .385 Conservation 14 25 .359 Wren 5 53 .154 Major L^kgue | Hotel 24 15 .615

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Frickles 23 16 .590' Hon-E-Krust 22 11 .569 Doc's 9 30 .231 WEEK'S SCHEDULE - ,j Elks League Monday. 7 p. m. — Antiers vs. Hoofs; Legs vs. Tails. Minor League Tuesday, 7 p. m. — Casting vs. Mies; Cloverleaf vs. Gambles. 9 p. m. —Kuhn vs. Hoff Brau; Burke vs. McMillen. Merchants League Wednesday. 7 p. m.—Monmouth vs. Wren; Schafer vs. Smith Ins. 9 p. m.—Preble vs. Bank; Upholster vs. Conservation. Major League Thursday. 7:30 p. m.—Hotel vs. Hon-E-Krust; Frickles vs. Conservation. Central Soya League Friday. 7 p. in.—Laboratory vs. Elevator; Expellers vs. Truckers. 9 p. m. —Feed Mills vs. Office; Maintenance vs. Solvent. MAJOR LEAGUE Rice Hotel Briede 138 178 165 Miller 197 198 192 Mutschler 212 222 174 Ahr 202 168 168 Ladd 181 211 189 Totals 930 977 874 Doc’s Place Brewer 197 168 148 Tutwiler 190 154 161 Zelt 164 161 170 Woodhall 177 185 228

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Dr. Eddie Anderson and Joe Sheeketski Recently named new head football coach at the University of lowa, Dr. Eddie Anderson, resigned Holy Cross mentor, reports in lowa City to become acquainted with his new task. He is shown, left, with liis assistant coach, Joe Sheeketski.

' 150 150' 150 Totals 878 818 857 Hon-E-Krust ' Lister 123 166 173 Green , 187 180 168 Keller 212 163 203 Hobbs 201 213 146 Stump 188 198 186 Totals 911 920 876 Frickles Spangler 191 156 158 Frisinger 190 213 182 Ross 197 149 161 Young ... 155 166 190 Lankenau 160 139 233 Totals 193 823 924 MATCH GAME Hicksville Boys Durfey 174 179 159 Harley 166 178 177 Lantz 181 129 176 Harni 145 181 186 , Omaden 148 158 164 Totals 814 825 862 Decatur Boys Jackson 140 189 131 Holbrock 174 149 180 Arnold 147 132 155 R. Woodhall 187 194 209 B Tutwiler 154 192 165 Totals 802 856 840 MERCHANTS LEAGUE State Bank Lose 174 194 142 i E. Kruckeberg 120 143 I Schamerloh 151 186 167

ST. JOE BEATS MONROE QUINT Decatur Eighth Graders Score 22-20 Victory Friday The St. Joe eighth graders, after trailing by three points at the half, came hack to score a 22-20 victory over the Monroe graders Friday evening at the Commodore gymnasium. The two teams were tied at 5-5 at the end of the first quarter but Monroe held St. Joe scoreless In the second period to hold an 5 5 lead as the half ended. The Decatur lads came through in the third period to hold a 14-12 margin as the quarter closed and St. Joe kept this margin through most of ’he final period. Welker was the leading scorer for St. Joe with three field goals and a like number of free throws for a total of nine points. Lehman was high scorer for Monroe with five field goals. St. Joe FG FT TP Welker, f 3 3 9 McCtenahan, f. 2 1 5 Klepper, c 113 Briede, g 0 0 0 Schmitz, g 0 0 0 Girard, f — 0 0 0 Hackman g 13 5 Totals 7 8 22 Monroe Schwartz, f 0 0 0 Habegge*-, f 102 Habegger, c 2 15 Wagner, g-- 11 3 Lehman, g ..5 0 10 Totals 9 2 20 H. Kruckeberg 142 122 Hummer « 164 149 150 Sautten 143 145 Totals 751 794 747 Conservation Cluo Bultemeier .. 166 163 150 M. Scheuman ... 122 143 116 N. Scheuman 140 170 157 K. Zwick 132 118 134 Meyer 113 152 135 Spot 20 20 20 Totals 753 766 712 Wren B. Dull HI 122 135 S. Dull 161 159 143 Tumbleson 134 152 Wendell 146 162 132 Davis 189 H 3 158 T. Dull 109 Spot 40 40 40 Totals 841 165 160 Schafer Co. Tope 140 150 158 McClure 155 162 180 Holle 193 118 154 Reinking - 119 126 128 Walters 246 156 167 Totals 913 772 18i Smith Ins. E. Gallmier 141 180 15 • E. Bultemier 150 120 G. Bultemier 11l 152 W. Gallmier 121 169 142 L. Smith 136 126 146 H. Blomberg 162 106 Totals 659 757 703 Monmouth Arnold Gerke 92 114 Staub 138 134 122 Scherer 88 117 146 Hobrock 168 146 145 Tutwiler 164 145 174 Spot 11l Totals 651 657 733 Preble Werling 155 167 140 Bittner - 140 144 127 Rossman 166 191 166 L. Hoffman 172 193 126 Baumgartner 167 163 Spot 18 18 18 Totals 751 880 740 Decatur Uph. Murphy 163 138 Reinking 119 161 127 Bleeke ...... 146- 158 165 Brewer 123 139 Krick - 112 177 161 Gerber 101 126 Totals 783 741 718 MORRIS PLAN LOANS on FURNITURE LIVESTOCK ELECTRIC STOVES REFRIGERATORS. Special Plan for School Teachers. NEW AUTOMOBILES $6.00 for SIOO.OO per year Repayable Monthly. Suttles-Edwards Co. Representatives,

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Al Manfredo Hpnr> . Knmti^ Hurricane Henry Armstrong puts up one of his titles day, Dec 5, in a welter scrap at Cleveland's Arena. Th.Tl! is Al Manfredo, of Fresno, Cal. ■

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