Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1939 — Page 6

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PURDUE FACES HARD SCHEDULE Purdue Grid Card Opens With Notre Dame, Closes With 1. U. Lafayette. Ind. Aug. 19 — Rev emyflvs candidates. Including 2F> major lettermen from last fall's squad that shared runner-up hon- 1 ora In the Bin Ten race, are Includ- ; *d on the tentative roster of aspiring grldder* that Coach Mai Elward must whip into shape In rapid fire order thia fall for the most ambitious schedule that has ever been tackled by a Purdue eleven Elward'a early problems of preparing for an "eight-star" card that ' opens with Nottw Dame, closes with Indians and lists six major j opponents in between. 1s complicated by the fact that the Roller-I makers will enjoy only three days of double drills before the official opening of classes at the t’nlversity restricts practice sessions to the "one-a-day" Practices will be officially launched on Monday, - Sept. 11. while classes at the Univernhy will start Thursday. Sept. 14 As far as rivalry Is concerned, both the old and the new feature thia fall's strenuous schedule, rang- i Ing from Indiana, a perennial riv- - al that has already been met 41 times, to Santa Clara, a brand new foe that will send the Boilermaker eleven to the Pacific Coast for the first time in history on October 29 it a World's Fair feature. The opening game with Notre

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name, a team that like the Roller{makers lost only one game last 1 fall, has already been designated 1 by the critics aa the outstanding early game of the nation's 1939 card, and will mark the first meetIng between the two Hoosier rivals since the two-game aeries in 1923 and 1934 when Purdue took the t first game and the Irish grabbed I the second. Purdue's second start against Minnesota's defending Rig Ten champions will find the Boilermakers striving to even matters grith •the only team that humbled the 'Old Gold and Black last season, 1 while the Bad's Day attraction will be provided with the start of a new aeries against Michigan State, one of the recognised gridiron pow{er* of the middle west. The game | with the colorful Spartans will { mark the first meeting between the ,two rivals In 20 years, lor the on- ■ ly previous games on record were |in 1919 and 1919 when the Rollermakers eked out a pair of victorj les. Following the Jaunt to the Pacific Coast, the Boilermakers will return here particularly eager for a victory over lowa In the homecoming tussle on November 4. for the llawkeyea were responsible for the surprising scoreless tie last fall that kept Pnrdue from sharing the Big Ten title with Minnesota, i The Hawkeyes, incidentally. are expected to be revitalised by Eddie Anderson, as new head coach. The next two road games offer the Rollermakeyu a chance to even the all-time aeries count with | both Northwestern and Wisconsin, j The Wildcats went one up in the Purdue series with their much dis- 1 cussed "fumble touchdown" In the last meeting In 1937. while Wisconsin's lead in the Rivalry with the Rollermakers was whittled to one np last fall tn the spectacular IS to 7 victory of the Elwardmen The complete Purdue schedule for thia fall follows: Sept 30— Purdue at Notre Dame Oct. 14 —Purdue at Minnesota Oct 21—Michigan State at Pur due <Bad's Day I. Oct. 29 Purdue at Santa Clara. Nov.4—lowa at Purdne (Home- . coming). Nov. 11—Pnrdue at Northwest- ' em. Nov. IS- Purdue at Wisconsin. Nov. 25 —Purdue at Indiana - ——i o " Elks Bowlers Will Meet Monday Nijtht All members interested In forming an Elks bowling league are asked to meet Monday night at 9 o'clock at the R P. O Elka home Lunch and refreshments will be served. o ’’•ads In a Good Town — oeeatu-

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TENNIS DRAW IS ANNOUNCED Drawings Are Made For Men’s Singles And t Double Tourneys i ( First round pairings in the ~ men's singles and men's doubles divisions of the city tennis tourney ■ j were made last night by officials ’ In charge of the annual event. ‘I Pairings In the mixed doubles, '■ Junior singles and girls' singles • events were hell over until next Friday to permit more entries. All first round matches tn the 1 first two divisions drawn last night must be played by Tuesday. 1 August 22. The results are to be in writing • and turned into Pete Reynolds or 1 I Bob Rhraluka at the Dally Demo--1 ,cral Immediately after the comple- '. Hon of the matches. ' | All matches except the finals ‘ will be played In two out of three ‘ game style, with the finals th fee ‘ 'out of five. ’ The pairings as made last night: Mens' Singles Bob Kuhnle. bye; Monroe Fuhrman vs. Harold Strickler; Rich .'Walters, bye; Frits Haugk vs. I David Macklin: Rill Kuhnle. bye; Paul Hancher. bye; Hob Bolinger vs. Bill Mi-lchl; Bick Milla, bye. Men's Doubles P Ham her and F Haugk. bye. D Mills and Bob Kuhnle vs. D. , Macklin and R. Worthman: RWalters and W. Melchl vs. H. , Strickler and M. Cline; B Bolinger and B Kuhnle. bye. i STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE — W. L. Pct. GB. 1 Cincinnati <9 39 .839 St. Louis S 3 44 .5*9 64 .Chicago so 51 .541 104 New York 54 53 .505 154 Brooklyn 53 54 . 495 154 Pittsburgh 49 5S .447 194 Boston 47 SO .439 214 'Philadelphia 39 71 .317 24 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L. Pct. G.B. New York 77 33 .700 j I Boston 89 39 .838 74 ’Chicago SI 50 550 184 {Cleveland 59 52 .527 19 Detroit 67 64 .514 204 ■Washington 49 84 .429 30 ! Philadelphia 39 72 .349 39 Lamia It 70 .299 434 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Philadelphia 5. New York 2. Boston 4. Brooklyn 3 <l4 Innings). St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 0. Only games scheduled. American League Boston 6. Washington 2. New York 5. Philadelphia 0. ! Chicago 1. Cleveland 0 <ll Innings). { Only games scheduled PLEASANT MILLS Delane Werllng Is vacs-toning In Scirclevllle and Michigan! >wn Mr .and Mrs. Glen McMUUa spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Itoaco Rlckel at R<-anoke. I Mr and Mrs. Ed Melch'ng and son Don are visiting In Clinton . ■ ounty. Ed plans tc hunt squirrels j while on hie vacation ' Mias lads Bauman is spending a I Ifew weeks with her grand parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sherburn. V»n II Wert. Ohio. Mr and Mrs. Otis Hocker of Mooli roe called on her daughter and ta-

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mlly. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Viaar-I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mann and daughter Wanda Madeline left Friday for Parson. Kansas, for a' week's visit with Mr. Mana r Mete.*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giltner. Mrs. R H. Everett and daughter Jean Marie returned home after visiting at Detroit. Mich., whete they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ■larva Everett and family Mr and Mrs. Harold Hike and son Neil of Fbrt Wayne spsnt Saturday nite with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Foor and daughters. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Halberstadt and daughter Joan 1 spent Sundav with Mr and Mrs. L. Carver of t'alem. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lcagenberge? of Iheaaant Mills. Mr. and Mrs. ■Henn Isongenberger of Fo-t Wayne •motored to Toledo Wednesday and visited with the John Lnngenberger family. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hltaman and .Mr. and Mrs. /.rthur I orep. of Pleasant Milla spent the week-end with Mr. liltsman's slater. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Earhart of At.iwern, Ohio. •Mr. and Mrs. Harold Childrei have returned to tbeir home here after being called to Lafayette, where Mrs. Children' brother, was hurt in a serious automobile accident. ( Mr and Mra. R. H. Eve.ett an! iamlL entertained at Sunday dlnI MT tor Mr and Mra. £. H. Felger and son Victor. Mi. and Mra. Joe Gnngnlea and son Bobby of Fort Wayne. t Mr. aud Mra. Bryce Dnn-ela. Mias

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Reverly Jean Lobainffer. Mr. and Mra. Harry Daniela Just returned from a weeks' trip throeght the straits of Michigan and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. George Holloway. Mrs. Elmer Baumgartner of Bluffton. Mr and Mrs. .Murray Holloway ~nd son Bob. mo’ored to Marion. C.iio Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Feidler. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lockwood end sons Ronald. Clifford and Willis of Waterloo and Mrs Morton I<ockw(M>d of Autrurn spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Penland and the Dave Bovine family. Mr. and Mra. D. Burdette Cueter and sons Jim Tony and Burdette Jr M returned from a vacation trip, spent on Beaver Island in Lake M'chlgan aud were Monde- evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Custer. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spaag'er ani son John. Mrs. Nona Carter and daurbter Betty enjoyed 14 outing at Indian Lake and Russel Point Sunday. Sight seeing and a picnic d'uner and supper were greatly eaJoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Robbiaon of Huntington. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Roe of Winchester. Ky.. are visiting at the Sam Haggard. Harry Marts. Al Roebmig rwldtnces tor a few days. A very happy evening was spent Sunday at the home of William Noll when their children and their 'amities gathered home io spend 1 the evening A delicious basket din- ; uer was served aud ave.-j social lime was enjoyed. Those present i' vere Mr and Mrs, taswrence Noil

GAMES PLATED FRIDAf NIGHT Pleasant Mills And Hah* anello Win U>ukuv Games laiHt Night Pleasant Mills and Hahanello were victor* In Friday night's {softball games at the South Ward diamond. Habanello'a victory over Dunbar giving the Cloverleaf team , the second half title. Pleasant Milla amassed 12 hits and children of Linn Grove. Mr. ant Mrs. Wlnatoa Dawley of Berne. Mr. | and Mrs. Arney Anapangh and sons' 1 of Bryant. Mm. Claude llcmllnger. ilob Hemllnger and Vivian Noil of | -fort Wayne. Mias Neva Riley an-i Betty Noll of Portland

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and was aided by to errors to defeat Monroe. 18-9 In the opening encounter. The wlnnera scored In > every Inning, tallying five times In each of the third and fifth frames j The second game was halted because of rain at the end of the 'fifth Inning with Habauello lead • Ing Dunbar. 2-1. Habanello scorrd hoth its runs In the fourth Inning on a hit by M. I add and an error. Dunbar scored Its only run In the fourth on two hits. 1 RHE 1 Monroe 313 010 •— 3 7 10 1 Pleasant Milla 115 351 g—lß 12 4 Hoffman and Hahnert; McMillen and Clark. RHE ' Habanello 000 20—2 2 2 ! Dunbar 000 10— 1 2 2 Reed and M Ladd: Hoffman and ; H. Stucky. Week's Schedule Monday: Methodist vs. Baptist; I Habanello vs. Blue Creek. Tuesday; Reformed vs. St.

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