Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1938 — Page 6

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North Side Defeats Yellow Jackets, 37 to il

JACKETS LOSE TO NORTH SIDE FRIDAY NIGHT Redskins Trample Yellow Jackets On Local Floor Friday The North Side Redskins from Fort Wayne gave the Decatur Yellow' Jackets a painful scalping Friday right on the Yellow Jackets' new floor, the Indians taking home a 37-15 triumph The game started slowly, with North Si te holding a 6-2 lead at the end of the first quarter. Decatur scoring its only points seconds betore the horn ended the period when McConnell hit from the side. Neithi r team hit successfully during tne second quarter, with North Side leading by seven points at 12-5 at the rest period Both teams speeded up their offense with the opening of the third quarter and as the period ended the visitors held a Id-point lead of 21-11. The Yellow Jackets' defense fell sadly apart in the final quarter and North Side went on to chalk ur the 37-15 victory. Young was the leading scorer for North Side with five field goals tor Id points. For the Yellow Jackets. C. Stapleton was the leading scorer with three field goals ant two free throws for eight points. North Side FG FT TP Young, ' 5 0 10 Cowan. f - 3 0 6 Russel, c 2 0 4 Leakey, g 2 0 4 Erwin, e 0 0 0 burner, I . 2 0 4 Waterfall, f 0 0 0 Hill, c 11 3 Huth, g 2 0 4 Hicner. g .. 10 2 Totalslß 1 37 Decatur McConnell, f 10 2 Shoe, f ..0 0 0 Highland, c 1 0 2 C. Stapleton. g 3 2 8

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Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Silent Hoosiers at Berae ZfH'kel, g 0 0 0 Andrews, i .. o 1 Gaunt, f 0 11 R. Stapleton, f. 0 11 Totals 5 5 15 Referee- Lehman t Berne I empire—Crow tHuntington) Preliminary North Side .33. Decatur 8. GORILLAS LOSE TO PETROLEUM Panthers Score 28-20 \ ictory Over Hartford Friday Night The Petroleum Panthers, amassing an early lead, scored a 28-20 victory over the Hartford Gorillas Friday night at the Hartford gymnasium. Petroleum held a lead of 20-7 at the end of the first half, too great a margin for the Gorillas to overcome. Blair. Panthers guard, was the star of the evening, with 14 points to his credit. Augsburger was high for the Gorillas with six points. Petroleum FG FT TP Frantz, f 0 11 Wilson, f 2 15 Fisher, c ... 4 0 8 Blair, .g 6 2 14 Lee. g . 0 0 0 Davis, f 0 0 0 Liddy. g 0 0 0 Totalsl2 4 28 Hartford FG FT TP Striker, f 2 1 5 Bentz, f 10 2 Reynolds, c 11 3 Schlagenhauf, f 12 4 Augsburger. g 2 2 6 Dubach, f .... 0 0 0 Eicher, g 0 0 0 Amstutz, g * 000 Totals 7 6 20 Referee. Harding. Umpire, Smith. Preliminary Petroleum 15. Hartford 12 (overtime.) .Jacket Yell Leaders Show New Uniforms Still another feature that added to the color of last night's basketball game between the Yellow Jackeis and North Side was the yell leaders in their new uniforms. The yell leaders, in the person of Dixie Miller. Jack Tricker and Janies Kitchen, for the first time 'his year led the student cheering section in their new garb of white o Dream of Robbery True Pasadena. Cal. — (UP) — Mrs. George A. Hughes of Oakland, visiting her sister here, dreamed that her Oakland home had been robbed. The dream continued to impress her so much the next day that she telephoned the Oa'kland police to make an investigation. Thev did. It had been. First Mishap in 41 Years North Andover. Mass. —(UP) — Arthur L. Rand’s record of driving for 41 years without and accident ended abruptly when his automobile collided with a dump truck. The 62-year-old Fitchburg resident said he first drove a car in 1897 while a student at Townsend Vt. FREE Console. Mantle, and Auto Radios — Tires, Tubes. Batteries. Car Heaters—Bicycles, and Toys. Inquire at Fogle’s Service Sta. 334 No. Second St. RICE HOTEL SUNDAY DINNER 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. Make Your Christmas Parties Reservations Now!

BERNE DEFEATS CELINA FRIDAY • Bears Score 25-22 VictoryOver Buckeye Quintet Friday After getting away to a slow start, the Berne Bears rallied to score a 25-22 victory over Celina, Ohio. F'iday night at Celina. Tne Bears were trailing at the ‘list qbaiter, 8-3, but came through in the s-cond period to hold an 11-10 margin at the intermission Berne was ahead two points, IS--16. at the third quarter. Berne's scoring was well divid'd. LeFever leading with three field got Is and a foul toss for seven points. Kiukley was high for C-dira with eight points. Berne FG FT TP Burry, f 113 Schindler, f 3 0 6 H. Baumgartner. f_. 10 2 Lehman, f 2 0 4 J. Baumgartner, c__ 113 LeFever. g - 3 17 Netiei'schwander, g- 0 0 0 McKean, g .. 0 o 0 Totals 11 3 25 Celina Hanni. f .. - - 3 0 6 Hattery, f Oil Kessler, f 0 0 0 Kinkley, c 4 0 8 Cole, g Oil Toms, g — 3 0 6 Totals 10 2 22 Preliminary Celina. 17. Berne 15. (i * — — ■ “4 Decatur Bowling League Results ~~ • LEAGUE STANDINGS Elks League W. L. Pct. Hoofs 24 15 .615 Tails 21 18 .538 Legs .20 19 .513 Antlers 13 26 .333 Minor League Casting 29 13 .690 Burkes 2 26 16 .619 Kuhn 23 19 .548 McMillen 22 20 .524 Cloverleaf 21 21 .500 Mies 19 23 .452 Gambles 16 26 .381 Hoff Brau 12 30 .286 Merchants League Schafer .... 33 9 .786 Smith Ins. 29 13 .690 Upholster 25 17 .595 Monmouth 24 18 .571 Preble 16 24 .429 Bank 18 24 .429 Conservation 14 28 .333 Wren 7 35 .167 Major League Hotel 25 17 .595 Frickles 25 17 .595 Hon-E-Krust 24 18 .571 , Doc's 10 32 .238 WEEK'S SCHEDULE Elks League Monday. 7 p. tn. —Legs vs. Antlers; Tails vs. Hoofs. Minor League Tuesday, 7 p. m.—Castings vs. Kuhn; Cloverleaf vs. Burkes. 9 p. m.—Gambles vs. Hoff Brau; Mies vs. McMillen. Merchants League Wednesday. 7 p. m. —Schafer vs. Upholster; Preble vs. Wren. 9 p. m. —Monmouth vs. Conservation; Smith Ins. vs. Wren. Major League Thursday, 7:30 p. m. — Frickles vs. Hotel; Hon E-Krust vs. Doc’s. Central Soya League Friday. 7 p. m. —Feed Mills vs. Solvent; Office vs. Maintenance. 9 p. m.—Elevator vs. Expellers; Truckers vs. Laboratory. MERCHANTS LEAGUE Decatur Upholstery Murphy 213 181 170 Brewer 186 159 188 Reinking 182 142 190 Bleeke 140 181 175 Krick 109 145 179 Totalsßlo 808 902 Conservation Club G. Bultemier 153 129 M. Scheuman 123 164 E. Zwick 145 132 141 Schroeder 168 137 163 Meyer 175 154 183 N. Scheuman 126 128 Spot 19 19 19 T0ta15...783 697 798 MAJOR LEAGUE Frickle's Frisinger 205 257 155 Ross 234 201 221 Young 184 168 116 Lankenau 179 180 180 Totalsßs2 956 822 Doc's Place R. Woodhall 165 177 179 Cline 175 144 157 Brewer 192 171 15f Zelt 217 236 208

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Totalsß99 878 848 Rice Hotel Brlede 156 Miller 157 166 153 Mutschler 157 189 182 Ahr 181 190 169 Ladd 164 186 162 Mies 180 151 Totals 815 911 817 j Hon-E-Krust Lister . 156 124 169 Green 171 197 140 Keller 148 165 208 Farrar 163 185 152 Stump 183 192 178 Totals 821 863 847 MERCHANT LEAGUE State Bank Blakey 149 168 157 E. Kruckeberg 142 148 117 Lose 179 176 Hummer 192 210 163 Schultz 147 167 .... . Sautter 158 167 Totalsßo9 851 780 Preble Bittmer 127 139 127 Beigh 160 172 124 Rossman 138 178 177 : Houck 160 120 149 Huffman 132 171 157 Totals 727 790 744 Schafer Co. Tope 160 163 122 Reinking 188 153 170 McClure 164 183 166 Hoile 167 154 178 Walters 190 166 148 Totalsß69 819 804 ! L. Smith Ins. E. Gallemier 150 134 141 W. Gallemier 138 200 176 G. Bultemier 155 165 194 L. Smith 121 I H. Gallemier 184 184 190 i H. Blomberg 169 131 ' Spot 18 18 18 Totals 766 870 850 Wren B. Dull 175 132 149 Tumbleson 156 143 133 S. Dull ' 142 123 125 T. Dull 128 162 Davis 142 168 166 R. Wendell 120 Spot 40 40 40 Totals7B3 726 775 Monmouth Moses 144 135 Staub 158 129 158 Tutwiler 201 168 156 Hoile 134 151 Hobrock 157 163 153 i 100 Totals 794 746 667 o Boy Alone in Cooking Class Marion, O. — (UP) — Raymond Locke, 16-year-old Negro boy. who aspires to be a dining ca» chef, Is the only boy enrolled in a cooking class of 23 girls at Central junior high school. The deaths ot his mother and older sister made it necessary for Raymonl! to cook tor his father and nine brothers and sisters.

GENEVA DOWNS SPARTAN FIVE Cardinals Score 24-21 Triumph Over Pleasant Mills Friday The Geneva Cardinals edged out a 24-21 victory over the Pleasant Mills Spartans Friday night at the Commodore gymnasium in this city. The Cardinals were forced to come from behind as Pleasant Mills was in the lead by one point, 12-11 at the end of the first half. F. Windmiller was outstanding for the winners with five field goals and one free throw for 11 points. Clark paced the Spartans with four field goals and two foul tosses for 10 markers. Geneva FG FT TP F. Windmiller, f 5 1 11 Snyder, f 12 4 Fenstermaker, c .. 1 2 4 Grile, g 2 15 D. Windmiller, g 0 0 0 Armstrong, f 0 0 0 Mathys. c .0 0 0 Totals 9 6 24 Pleasant Mills FG FT TP D. McMillen, f 113 Longenberger. f 10 2 Holloway, c 2 15 Clark, g .'. 4 2 10 W. McMillen, g 0 11 Martz, f 0 0 0 Harmon, c 0 0 0 Totals.. 8 5 21 Referee. Everhart (Decatur) Umpire Dor win (Decatur). Preliminary Geneva 28. Pleasant Mills 8. o Trude In A Good To wk — Decatur Has Difficult Task - ’ Tj Katie J. MacNelll One of the few women In Massachusetts licensed as a Baptist preacher, Katie J. MacNelll of Avon, Mass., a suburb of -Brockton, now takes over a difficult job .! —that of doing evangelical work i in the small backwoods townships ' . . .. ®f Mains.

EAGLES DEFEAT KIRKLAND FIVE Monmouth Marks Up 3629 Victory Over Kirkland kangaroos Lending by three points at the half, the Monmouth Eagles pulled away to a seven-point win Friday night at their own gym to defeat the Kirkland Kangaroos. 36-29. Led by Fuelling, the Eagles gained a 22-19 margin at half-time and stayed out in front during the remainder of the tilt. Fuelling scored five times from the field and as many times from the charity stripe to lead his team with 15 points. He was forced to share scoring honors for the evening with D. Arnold, of the Kangaroos. who also chalked up 15 points on six baskets and a trio of foul tosses. Monmouth FG FT TP Murphy, f 4 0 8 Fuelling, f 5 5 15 Conrad, c .... .. 4 3 11 Shuler, c 0 0 0 Kunkel, g 0 11 Ward, g 0 11 Krnckeberg. g . 0 0 0 Totals 13 10 36 Kirkland FG FT TP Baumgartner, f 3 0 6 D. Arnold, f 6 3 15 C. Arnold, c 2 0 4 Presdorf. c ... 0 0 0 Engle, g .... . . 1 0 2 Runkle, g 10 2 Girod, g 0 0 0 Gerber, g 0 0 0 Totals 13 3 29 Referee. Ely (Berne). Umpire, Lehman (Berne). Preliminary Kirkland 16. Monmouth 9. PLEASANT MILLS Helen Funk was a Sunday dinner guest at the home ot Varlando Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halberstadt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L Carver of Salem. Mr and Mrs. Winston Rawley and family of Berne were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of William Noll. Beraldine Ray and Betty Clark visited Sunday with Vivian Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stanger of Fort Wayne called on their father. M. F. Aspy, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dellinger and family of Convoy. Ohio, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Dellinger and son Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Brown and son Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore So-

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vine, nnd Mrs. Keith Brown of Do-! eatur were Sunday gues's at the home of David Sovlne and family. Mr. and Mrs. Brice McMillen and family, east of Pleasant Mills, and Mary Kathryn McMillen of Fort! Wayne, were Sunday guests at the Glen McMillen home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daniels of Convoy, Ohio, delightfully entertained friends and relatives in ami aramid Pleasant Mills. Bunday to a! delicious Venison dinner and all the trimings. Mr. Daniels shot the deer last week in the state of Pennsylvania. Those who enjoyed the day were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Longen berger, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dolcli. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Daniels, Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Lobsinge'- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Schultz, and daughter. Co-op Hospital Voted Ames. Okla. — (UP) — The Farmers Union here has voted to work toward establishment of a co-oper-ative nospital. Guaranteeing families hospitalization for any niltnent and for any length of time in Exchange for a flat monthly set. Ontario Tobacco Booms Toronto. Ont. —(UP) —Ontario's IS3B tobacco crop was th' 1 largest in the province's history, the provincial department of argriculture reports. It amounted to 60,000,009 pounds and was valued at 715.12't.000. 1

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LOCAL Al|||< OEFEAI | J l)eta ’" r hiniorjl r <»c, IM The Decatur junior i!| '- "I ■' cuiryovww-,,® ' l,! ' ■>' S i/yiu/Msiuin "i™ Decatur held an ■ halt bin pulled away | n . TW.I periods 'in s leading Bcorw WlJk find goals ytonroe'i ix,,,,?® I evenly distributed. D'ictitur yp _ B Spain. 4 ■ Neidil'fl, f , H Andtews. r , . McCiduiell. g Hiekord. g j | B Mutsi tib'r, f 0 ( B Totals | .9 Monroe re n B ! Wagoner, f ] , B • ' llalii Liter. ( j , B I. Ilabeggel, ( ] , ■ Lehman, g 0 ,B RaUllebllsh. g ] Sti’ii kier, g j j ■ Totals j |B Referee. Wynn iDecatatl. S