Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 8 November 1939 — Page 6

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PLAY IS OPENED INWPALEAGUE ( lot rrlral' \n <1 BI ii ( reck Uin Opening l.eiigiit* Game* Tue*(lat Play open. i in tl WI'V .Ils'. nr b,.« •-.- ' (~< ' '•... i. 1 ■•■-d i’. night »• ’!■< I.in. ■•hi o-hoei « h (I„v.-r1...’ d> V1,..'.- Mix I» and B: i.. I'-- * d- !• ' Pl.-u-atit Mill*. Vl.i-i.-r Vl.x l.d .>■ ill.- half ‘ l hut CkiVcrb ■ rallied In the ’hlid inn Wa* well divided on both t.itmPrior and II- -h> • idlin' tll.it team* with six point* ..hit film- < * al- o Was e • llil it i the had hut (am. thrituah in he third >llllll el to .ike ~ .’<■ i I margin Blytli- led the winn « h uh" |" i. - and Co." w high f<» Pleas.iii! Mil • with h» point* liin- t"i• <k EG I”T TP She t n - fl.. » f S I. Kiel ftte<*|» O O <’ ii ■ih r i i 11. H T ■ S 11 Pi. a a VI I’G ET TP VI Tr-.pl- oil t; P....1 : i : T Ila - - ..i , I O Eduell, . 1 0 Kil-y . laiiHiii • To' 1" I .1 il.A.rieaf I’G PT TP Wynn i i S'upl» oh I Prior. r 1 " >. Illi tit el » —-■) LOANS $lO to S3OO Il QUICKLY IKC FkiVATflt MADE * I tempi* <r*mu ‘.■n Yow daMM i.«»r to A»k I w fa ugr, tuitf fwu I.w I •ft prtrjtdr rtdl-v'H ' »he »»<•** dys I ype *1 1 mike __________ I rw fn&dtrjiwig in- i j L •, - — rrpv Jotef L*n on I '•’** -* •<O Lbtrdt trrmi. tei m KfMit .jnh4en*c, -mr. ■ Y #u May Apply J 'OR-* (■•*>>* IJ , g i ■ a a- •* L. , •».tfina rcprcßtrunve wjl oil an *«t etpU*a I VM: - <a-.J«f r. J J ebhpitMtt 4 you 4a nu< ttk • loan LOCAL LOAN COMPANY Over teteefef •»©'• lift ••rfti Bm«W PIMiM y«l»7 DfCATUW IHDIANA

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♦ ♦ Week’s Schedule I or \dams (’ounty Basketball Team* Thurxaax Friday Portland at V low Ila :..rd al Kirkland Pl.-a-ali' M.iU at M. r.-- i’ll. J. ff- r.in at Ij. ii. \a Il.ldd. f KaVa.f O I 1 TetiiH l«> •! M - • Ma PC PT TP 11. hy f <i •; Pa. i... t 2 I > Hi huh. ■ ir I Holh nhai le • I u u * » • General Electric BiiHlinu Results • • l E AGI E STa.yDoLGS Major Leapue ’A I. P 1 ■ ~i,; Mor League W I. P. ' S’lili M. Miim.ti.. 2 J .io g Ela Te»f. ■ , Pur. h P . I : ' . A t eague M I. P.t *4f II! Il ‘ .. ; ha Is. . pl ||« Hit.-I. I. Ind.vduai Record*. M.r • Miller !••• M Ha. land !•' \ Sell - ider IV., Ei Maior I: 1,. / |«>- n > .■ tz • i. M i -• I, It ■■ • I". P Ilan, h. r IT) \ t. I.i-r. 1... II ||e r la’ it h.«.|. r.,' i h.r.- p <..| Ik 1.2 R tort Si ht.-inai It;". IT'» 11l Hn— 17.. J7„ tialio, |y 'till <ha“. ITh ITT PC, T M-11.-t 1.,:, |S2 Ji* Toirle >2.' »21 We dert H.nixlund p.« p..i 2.’»; <; Gay. ir,i n» p... E W Milk, tin .'of l>ia 1S»1 M Hiown I<?> l’.» |..<i W 11. dm Id! 1f.2 2I» Total. *T<; M!t Mi ■ Fi an get Eady 16« 2<hs 1T« Otnlor ITd I'.* lit. ; l> GaK. PC 152 ITI 1 M In- .«h !'.o 172 15?, M It. ....! ITT 1.’,! IV Total* 'T't '2-1 Statort S. hn. id-r 1T« 15T Ifitr Lind, in an 12' Ha I'l \ Miller 2"» 201 I*.', johneon i;:s |»2 IMt i IS.' 1«2 IS2 I T..rul« »». »«- k?l

JUNIORS OPEN WITH VICTORY Junior High School Team I tefeat* Monroe Quintet, 17-17 Th. I.e.atisr Imilor hltth .< ho. I . h.i-K> <h..il ream opened ’th P> I" ... on Monday afternoon .•si.iij; ..•I . .s-v it it m. tory .o.i M • ih. l.im-olii h< hool It. a h ran r|> a ill a! martr n a’ . '!• half and < oa.i.d flu niyhotl' I , h. .....ml half HI. k.nd Ge . .iditiL’ or. rs >r the w inti, t with I -■ v. h. ld K 0..- and a fre.. throw t<- |5 iH.int. Hay »a* L-o-h p.< <■• ; Monro, w ith four th .1 ..ii. and a foul to., for nitiipoint* 1t... atm EG ET TP llak. v ( I t. 2 Spahr. ! n i. I: I . i T M. < ollllell f 11' 1 Hi. kmil, u T 1 IT. Eiihhori t I n - i 'in hi an ' <1 ti u loltei I n n ii llroiti. ’it <i ii ii Elrhar. n <• " Erant it u n '• To >1 22 3 iT Monro. Pi; ET TP Line’in- f 1 u 2 Gauxhrey f u h " Vi I •w • ■ 2 l •oh n »oii k 1 n 2 11.1, V I I ■< w irkitiM-i r u •> «’ I: -rkh. i 1 f " 11 " l ndrnk - uh h llarve) X " " " To 1 IT R 1 i • f ’ • * jM»i < •.i«* i« r* !i - Ha.k.l.ail will make Ila formal ' f.ow n lie, (inr thin week with I tarth l>. aitir hleh ». h<«d team* I makitiK then first .-ippearatiiat nOo The Commodore t. Aho launched the r teaton latt *eek W'fh a w.cfory in the new P’earant Mate gymnanum will atari tUe.r home campaign Thurtday n.ght on the.r own floor, meeting the New Haven Bulldogt. o< Io Thursday night ii program will open at T 15 oh lock with i.'aerve team, of the two arhmil. tangling in the preliminary The raralty garrn i» <<-hedul<>d to atart one hmir later Mew Haven opened 1 itg .. .non latt week with a 32-13 triumph over Huntertown of »o— The Yellow ,la< keta. opening i 'heli hottie M-aton Friday night.! l w !> alan l» playing their tirrt ■ game of the year The Portland Panther* will fgmlah the uppoal- ' "ti for th<- Ja.ket* in the fli»t en < minfer Portland lattni hed It* »• aaoti la*i w.-.-k with a victory ' ov. Gray (rfto . To Decatur fan*, the Yellow Jacket* will preaent many •fringe face* when they take the floor for the opener Friday. Gone are auch familiar veteran* a* McConnell, Zerkel, C Stapleton. Highland. Shoe and Gaunt, all regular* ia*t aeaaon. Os tho*e available thia year, only R Stapleton, Andrew* and Walter* *aw action with th* 1935-39 varsity. <iOo Four lilt* are •< hednled for Ad.itna county arhooh Friday The*,are Monroe a t Rrmr Plea*ant Mill* at Monmouth Hartford at Kirkland and JefferMn at Geneva 000 One game ha* been added to the Commodore x-hedule since the card wa* flrat published a short | NEW Motor Lite t • Wr specialise in checkmg battery, valve, cieeranc*. air cleaner, engine held, distributor po.nt* ignition timing pnd minifold Bring your car here for in e.pert checkup now 1 SAYLORS Sapert Auto Repair

DFCATT’R DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER R 1939

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H- ’i»«ela--r will play the Commie* in f hi• • v M- nday Ik . emb.-t 11 S Jo. i* inai h<-d hy Joe I'li-phar' tn a mttnber of year* roach a' ''aih.-di.tl high of llidianapoli* ot ><> W-- note that llluffton high »< hool ha* been plat ei| on proba tloti until .Sep-ember 1 IM" While th.- *i hool I* on probation until that date the action will hav. no bearing on athletii *< h-'dilb-* of the Tiger* win. h will be < anted out a* < h.-diile Im biding home and home l>a»ketball game* with 'h-- Yellow Ja.k.-t* and ’he four-' e.,m iii.t.d om f,«-> at J.e.H.. New Year« Itay Bluffton wa* i placed on probation for the time lie. art'.- *ev.-ral graduate* of the ... hool were |H-rniltted to «< rim mage agam*i the Tiger football ’•am while In . amp at l-tk<- W.-b »t--t last Augu*t A. cording to rtll< of the IHS NV the*e •< rim tnag.-* <oti«tl”it,- game- ' and | t. im» hot permitted t.> <-tig .g,ill game- before »< li.ed openid hi Quite a furore wa* -a.*ed m thi* part of the state fate yesterday a’ternoon. when the Fort Wayne afternoon newspaper stated that the Bluffton T-ger* would be forced to can eel all athletic contest* with other high school* until September 1. IMO oQo B.i«ketbawl I* glad that »mh an j interpretation of the board of control’* ruling I* erroneous, a* athletic relation* between fb-cattir ami Bluffton have been e«< ceding iy cordial for the pa»t geterai year* and thi* rivalry I* one of th" line-t and < leanest to In- found ! between atty two »( hool* where! «ti< h keen desir.- to win Is evident Decatur Bowling League Results Bonifa* Sets Pace Ted Bonita*. liecaturs former "speed merchant", paced the minor league keglers at Mies Re< re atloti last night and he did It. Ini ■pit* of th«- fact that I ton Stamp blossomed out In one of those "guaranteed to boost a bowler'* score" wristband* which ma*t have failed him . . . Ted set up a s*l high series for the night, with Art Farrar < lo*.- behind him with hl* 5Mt . Molly Ml* 234 Was the high single game . . . Other dcubleientury counts: Hat Is. 212. Tatweib-r. 221 (2MBIII. he I* known a* In these 'ere part*!, i Keller 213; Bonlfoa, 2<*t> and 225. ! Top'., 215; Hooten. 217; A Farrar, I 2”O and .Mies 234. Rssult* Gamble* won three from Smith | Insurance, 2.57 H lo 2.31(1 Mutschler’i won three from 1 Snyder *. 2 72S to 2.4»7 Cloverleaf won three from McMillen*. 2.52 K to 2.25* Burke's won two from Wren. 2.- «»» to 2,S*fl Wran IB ihill I*2 11« I 5« IKavls 212 172 15* I Tumhleson 142 153 133 !t..p- IS* I*4 215 I M.< lure IM 153 IM I Bimt 12 32 32 Total* »M MO M 4 Burk*'* Standard B*rvic* TutwHler ISO 211 IS* i K*ll*r 171 IM SIS i Burke Hl H* I<4 IRonlfa* TOO IH 2M I Belt 17k 172 187 | Total* M* M 2 tl*

Cloverleaf Frislngir lift !4!< I*2 Kayloi ip it’, 1.17 G Fat tat It' 1'.7 H. 5 Hiailon 217 17” 17* A Farrar I'l I'tn 2’Ht Total* »l« m;7 McMillen's Hill 154 Ifil 111 t'hapma’i 13* 12* 124 Mabv K' I4'» 170 n» t '.” Hu 1!” 1!” 130 Spot 54 51 54 Mutachler'* Stump 17* I*l I'M’ Ml.-- 17* 234 15a Ahr I*l I'l 170 Miitruhler 1»” 175 I't* Ui.id IM’. I‘<l *•• i Total* Mr, *>■ Snyder’s D.ner Fogle I?.* 14!» 173 Waller* Itto is? 152 Snyder 14* |f.s 170 Baller I*2 !•»«' I*7 |?,o 13« |3o ' Spot 40 4" 4” Total* 7t» *4l *5Smith Insurance Co. 1 II Blomberg 181 W Gallmeyer 122 IM 14" K Gallmeyer I*4 140 G Bultemier 144 10" 107 F. Btiltemeii r 153 ’3* H Gallmeyer 1*» 10:’, I*7 1. Smith i3* Spot 20 2o 20 Total* 7M 7*'. *"1 Gamble's Store Il Woodhall 177 170 17* K Woodhall V.'i l«a I'.o Macklin 1«7 IM 101 I Spangler 101 I*4 I*7 laitikenau 157 137 !*'• Total* *24 *«3 *7l SEASON TICKET SALES OPENED —weamßSMsMaam Season Tickets For Yellow Jacket Schedule Are On Sale 1 The ticket sale for the IS3»-4’t iMialutball sea»on of Uh- IPwatur high school Yellow Jackets la In fall awing Prlncipnl w Guy Rrn*n reported this morning To enable ticket purchaser* to pick out their favorl’e spot In th« ( gymnasium, the gymnaalttm ticket booth will be open tonight froan 7 until * o'clock and Thursday nigh’ from 7 30 until * 3*» o'clock, Mr.l . Brown stated Net fan* will get an unusual bargain thia year In pttrchaalng the season ducat*. »lncg 11 gim>-« are ; Hated on the home card. Instead of i the customary 10. and no advance I In price lia* been made ; The opening game will be played t Iw-re Friday night with the Jacket* • meeting Portland on the Decatur floor. I The aeaaoti ticket* are selling for *'.' tt> to adult* and ti Bu to atud- » ant* I Persons expecting to purchase I ticket* are urged to aecur* them I aa soon a* possible to Insure getl- ' Ing choice seat*. ■>■■' ’ Trade In a Gooe Town » Decatur

JACKSON BEATS JEFFERSON FIVE Wells County Quintet Defeat* Warriors Tuesday, 55-31 Thi !i ff< r«on Wiirrior* suff. n d 110 fr «•-> oml d.-f. ut of hi. sr-nson I n d.iv ni»h'. Io«lng to Ju. k*oti | of Well* oiltl'y Ii Ihr latter * floor. 55 31 ,l;ti kmi led al flu fl:*t quarter '• io fi. bui th, two learns quicken.•d ih<- femp<i in tin- senmd period, whl h < i d> d with the Well* roun-| •v 'earn on’ in front. 2'i lt Jaik--mi i.-d .i th- third quarter. 31 2o H iiii-nli;i< hi r. Jefferson renter, |.-d both i.’am* with 15 point* En k*on * M-orlng Wa* well divid • d Slump leading with U point* Jackson FG FT TP la-e. f 2 2 « H haw son, f tl 1 13 luwli . 113 Stroup c- i; 2 II Gi iffith. n I’ 2 2 It Ihiw.oti. f 4 4 12

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