Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 9 November 1939 — Page 8

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REVISION MAY BE FORCED IN NETTOURNEYS Protests From Religious (.roups May Bring About Change ludiana|>ol,« Nov • UP.' Ind ana's state basketball toutba io-i; echedub- may have to l»- revived by the stall' high *i html iiihb-lb 4<«i» la'loit « board of ’inrol be tailtu* of protests by Jiidi«ina|*di* religion* lead. r» It was Indicated today Th' sialo finals are set for Mari'h 23 tin- day itefur. Baxter In the Butler university IbidhlMlSe May individual [.ax'ors anti < him h organizations, im hiding th<Church Federation of lndiana|*>ll». have sent letters and resolutions to Arthur I. Trester state basket l»ail commissioner .i-king that 'he lonrnainent dates be changed so as not to Interfere with the solemnity m the Raster week-end Several bonrd metnliers were <t>!oted as to'iiiK willing to make a i tiah?e it a to w attreenii-ni ran re reached with Butler officials for rental of the fieldhouse ami null rated that Trester Would make a statement on behalf ot the board in the near future. Two alternatives ate vngge-ted t Moving the finals bat ► one week to combine them in a three day. IS-teani tourney a proposal which lias been widely favored hi the past to reduce the solid month if tournament play 2 Moving the entire seitnma'. regional semi final and final tournament «< tied tile back one week and pr.-s.-tve the present pta< the G Warren Phillips <>l Hebron, president of the board, said: "A release In tin- next two weeks should be forthcoming on the situation?' Local Action The Adams county ministerial association, as well as many other similar gumps tn this and other sections of the slate have written letters to Trester ami tnemlwi of the hoard of control protesting dates of the final tourney because

Hunting Season To Open Friday

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< ntflana'a open waaon on rabbit* : quail r-mfc OMMm< and Kuntar- ; fan partridge begins Friday morning with evorv advitce urospwt rtf ei.-ej" ionol sport for both rabbi' and bird hunter*. Virgil M Him- « mon*. commi»«lon>*r of the D»-par'- | •pent of Conservation. osid 'ndsv i, I'mtn wMwtonr awl light raiilft < during Nto ps»t *eversl day* hare i rontrrf.u'ed to the prospect* for a , «ner»«*fol banting ***a«on. with the retwlt (hat a record number of! i sport men wiM be in the field on the opening day. Throughout 'be «um . met and early fall, report* to the i Department of Conservation h»v* i Micatad that tn m.»t auction* of . the state the (supply of quail. phe**-,, aau and rsMMls fa a real er than in | 'he pint. ’ . 11 A» a rule Indiana'• beat pheaaant| hntultitt la found in the northeri , part <d the alate; the beat quail ; i hum Ina la In the southern count!** and rabbit* are wall distributed ; over the entire state There are e» ceptton* however. counties In the southern part of the state where I there la an abundant* of pheasant * and son* areas in northern Indian* where quail thrive Moat of the Hun garlsn partridge are found In the northeastern part of the slate. Ribhit and bird huntinc In Ind laps la a sport tor all member* of the family, young and old. while there ha* been an increaring num tier of feminine banter* In th* field in recent year* In many case* th* women here proven the equal of the men In the field — both a* good •hots and a* good sportsmen Wttue a major of Ute hunter* taking to >he field Fritter and In that following day* will bo after rabbit*, quail. Hungarian partridge and cock pbeaaanta many of ilwen will conttaua en joymen. of one of the beet duck seaaon* wftkdi they hare eg*

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Team* • • Thursday New Haven at i omtnodores. Friday Portland at Yellow Jackets. Monroe al ib-iuc Hartford at Kirkland. Pleasant .Mills at .Monmouth. Jiflersoll a! Geneva of the fait that l< comes during Holy Week The Wills county ministers pas* ed a resolution tills week for pre- ». tnatlon to Gov M Clifford Town , - rd ami legislator- prot.mlillg th" date o » • General Electric Bowling Results MINOR LEAGUE Flanges Schultz 14K IS»' |i l„i G an.- 121 112 !•><'■ Hl kley 12*. 2«2 GW Il .k..w 124 137 I'm. Heim 143 !«•» I*:: To ,|. i.i.o •af' Mti♦ Night Men Halthold 13't 172 l«3[ Kltlcsebel K Id* 134 Llstei H.i> IM I*s .1 Keller If *1 37 II Keller 12*. 152 It la tz !t.‘ I"". Total. 73* 7«1 »'<l j Punch Preys Spade ISA 13d 153; Weliei * 191 IM 13* Ahr IMI 144 134 Huffelilm, «ri Idd 157 l'*3 155 155 155 Totals »3>> 75b 773 Tool Room G liter 174 15k 15« P Ham her 13* 2H> 1«5 F H tin I’l2 Hit I*2 II Lankenatl 12!' 142 I2'» 155 155 1... Totals 7.1* »Ti 7'w> ‘ Mamtenancr H K m 155 15“ 143 Il Hreiner 1S» 123 Id* Huber 19* IM A Fntrhte Its* 152 IS 7 I. it.al 157 Id* 1471

perienced in Indiana during recent' year* Colder weather ha* brought n Im-easing number of the migralory birds soutn from the nesting ground* Closing date* for the hunting season* are <Vwk pheavant*. Nor It ' ducks and migratory waterfowl.; tier 5; quail and Hungarian partridge, Dee 2<t. and rabbit*. Jan. Id. , Regulations to be obserred by, the hunter* tavlud*: It I* unlawful io hunt, shoot orptii - su* any wild bird or animal without I a Deens* .eicopt owner* of farm' land who are r<-*Ment* of Indiana and their children ano spouse bring with them and letrani* 01 farm land* and the spouse and children tiring with been on such land only. It Is unlawful to buy or sell any quail, Hungarian partridge, pheas-' ant. wild turkey, ruffed grouse. I psrlrrle chicken or r-hukar paMri ridge It I* unlawful to shoot gator birds' ior animals along, upon or across sny public highway. Il I* unhwful to hunt or shoot | rslil.lt* with or by rm an* of an artificial light. It I* unlawful tn hunt, flab or trap |on the lands of another without per-' mission ■ , I It I* unlawful to use or posses* * silencer while hunting. f< is unlawful to hunt, shoot or ’<ll say wild bird*. rabbit* or any •peclMt Os gam* with any kind of firearm* on tho first day of the week Commonly known as Hunday I'luntlng and fishing appliances and apparatus may be seised and confiscated when it«*d In rlolatlon of the fish and gam* law*. flportisnen unfamiliar with the Indiana hutiring laws should nonsuit their local gam* warden for Information

ALL-AMERICAN MATERIAL - - - By Jack Sords

1 wy y i —' —| / «Mat om> \ / Ws I have- I , '. anc’-ca i WMARMC*,/ „ Hfyb..v / -i*J.Vi6 R-1 < Y u-P Ad-_- e »wE a* *i£ ’ oAs Slim • >ANS S£4SAT;OmAL Z/ f Tei.S Vs *•.»_ . a ji*.p SACKf e I- Vjkjidlß -A siar. X amo wtiuae i-tesna,, \ VLCrttGAni ftSR. AT ' Tv** Totals sol " Testers I 1 ' ’ - 11 ! ’ u /><*'* w It . n.-taf .1 153 14! /1 uh 13'. 171 rsz xSSkVX A it 144 ■-■. ICr7. — / Wts IS \ # - _ -< t 1 i HW ) ' Decatur Bowlin? \ K I | — League RchulL* i / Hailer was the big noise In J •to Merchant la-ague at Mies Ke< ii-atboi last night with his 573 — X ' "«JSr aril 235 high single game Z !!• d S< hultt i ame < lose behind An 'Si -'v X 1 Balbi 235 Schultz 202 Lose -a f - vs 211 Hummer 2 3 and Ehlnger S7 ’ **'* * * Results 001 '*» !hr -' ?r,, "‘ M.l .thou Oil 2 421 t > 2 152 AS f<4» MAHOdS ks APisJG YbiXriOCNJiU mAsCR. Telephone laM als won three from

Kohn* Drug 2f" to 1’ 159 Telephone Toll* won iso front Gerber *. 2.0*7 to 2.1’1 First State Hank won three from Rexall Drug. 2.461 to 2 367 Marathon Oil N Hum k 163 15* IS* II Moeilering *2 135 A Ostermeyer 11-I ,M < isterineyer 117 149 143 G Hultemler 121 Win Caston 115 122 M Gallmeyer l«fi 139 109 47 47 47 ' Total* 71» 72* 714 Mis* Recreation Kistler Di 2 145 165 D Reideubacb 140 17" I*7 II KeMcnbach 9? 154 144 i H Eyanson 16" 139 149 h Hailer 155 235 l*«i Total* 73* M 3 *4" Telephone Local | Hummer 156 2"3 15* IE Reinking 164 17s 134 1 . E Hear* Ido 15$ 149 M Hear* 14" IKS 149 . ' E Ehlnger 155 230 134 I Totals 775 955 745 Kohnes Drug* Jaik»on HI 149 117 j Kprunger 157 159 126 , Dale 157 i Stauffer 137 151 ItMl !<M» |<M* ! too 100 JOO ' i Hpot 6« 66 66 i Total* 751 711 5M Gerber's I Stapleton Jr I*9 145 122 1 Sautter* 111 115 117 < Christen 144 127 132 Gerber . 113 112 151 Brewer 134 194 195 1 Spot 21 21 21 Totals 712 714 75» Telephone Toll iS Holktpeter 143 131 D»9 It Hunter 153 J Sthlltkmaii 164 151 144 iE Sthultr 134 163 134 ! if lleare 134 155 1 24; IJ Hunter I 134 113! Totals 722 735 430! State Bank Hlakey 126 176 *175 i Caston 196 126 99 Hlewke .. 159 136 155 Im* 21! 164 165 ,E. Schult* 179 171 2P2 i j . __ I Total* 970 760 532 Resall Drug* Wolpert ... 11* 135 190 Ixmard r - «. 145 12k 125 Noonan — 14* 127 161 jStaub 149 160 131 Murphy 145 166 12* Spot 67 67 57 Total* Mi TM 7M ' * Today** Sport Parade * By Henry McLemore ■ B 4 New York. Nor. 9 —<UJP-To a ' »<. anger It may seem cold, aloof; ' Its seven million* Intent only on providing for themselves. But. 1 stranger. It la not. New York Is I a city with a heart. I Beneath Ila bright, tlnaeted eg* terior. Ha noise. Ils bustle and Its • roar. Il has the warmth of a ell* 1 lage »n<! your problem Is its prob- • lem | This was never better proved

DECATTTR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1939.

RESERVE SEAT* The ticket office at the Deca tor junior-senior high school gymnasium will Im- open from 7 3U to 5:20 o'clock thiw evening to enable holder* of season tickets to select their reserved *e*t* for the season Ticket* are selling for 12 25 for adults and 11 5" for student* The Yellow Jackei* will open the season Friday night, meeting the Cortland Pan'het* at 'he local gyn>na*lum ♦ w phan yesterday (and. oh. how I wf«h (1 Henry were here to write of the city's heart i when the Anal vote on the quetlon of pari mutuels versus bookmaker* wa> tabulated By an overwhelming majority New ' York City elected to remove the bookies from the racing track* and «uppiant them with the warm, friendly, lovable parimutuel* You know, those IngiatiatlM. motherly pari-mutuel machine* which blow you a kla* and a bieaaIng with every ticket, and which remain steadfast through the year* Other* may desert you. but the mutuels will be with you to your last two dollar btll The provision of pari-mutue) machine* for visitor*, to it* racei track* I* typical of New York * thoughtfulness With bookmakers handling beta, strangers sometimes had difficulty in losing their money The bookmakers were very haughty They sat apart on thrlr i high-legged stool* and preferred to ! cater chiefly to their friend* and acquaintancea Many a personable sucker. la>kj Ing sn Introduction or unwilling to fight through the crowds that surrounded the slate*, was forced to go home with money he had egprcteci to lose and plated In the position of having to buy staple* for hi* family with the cash hr had counted on throwing away on a , three year-oIU tn the slttb at Empire city Thl*. of course, was bad publicity in many aasrfbrr town But now that i* all past and any man can make hi* way to the wafting arm* of the pari mutuel ma Chinee and unburden his wallet at its last two dollar bill The ma chliw* play no favorlua. Gvaratl* or tweeds, rottoc or silks, hand me downs or sackvilla row. H's all the same to the mutueu From the rejoicing that la evident in the etty strswta. you would believe New Yorkers had ratlffed 'bam and egg*'' Instead of th* Iron men Honestly, there to so much elattog over the passing of this proposition that you would think some benevolent despot hud det reed that atartlng with th* neit racing saaaon every cltlaen was to be given seven winners a day. with tbs eighth on the card a boat race Now however, there ta nothing yog can get In Dos Angele* Boston. Baltimore, New Orleans or Louisville, that you ean't got ta New York I dos t want to brag about my town, bnt 111 bet you 4-5 oat and out that New York Inside of one year ha* mor* parimutuel* than all the other town* put together if you know any fool* (flrsl. second or third class) who want to be parted from ’heir money send them her* nest spring when the iron men will be "at home'' The foot* will gel moro action than a moune ta * rhesae factory

Blue Creek Team Plans Exhibitions A aerie* of c-shbbtUon game* dur-| mg th»- coming season i» being; planned by the Blue Creek leant ■pontored by Calvin Bteury, and managed by t'halmer DeHolt The team I* composed nt former Yellow Jacket h>gh *< hool »tant. consisting of DeHolt. Richard Hfe«l». Gerald Stricaier. Kenneth Gaunt, le-wu-Shoe Lewi* Beery and Harold Bly i the Hearing* were held thl* morning by the Adam* county alcoholic ber*l erage po.rd on the ipphcatlun* nt, Herman Myer* of the Riverview I Gard n*. Albert Ae*> hlmtan of the Colonial Case and Frank Barthel i of the Knight* of Columbn* lodge , far alcoholic beverage retailer'* lb -j I en»e«, —— q. —— Ex-Yellow Jackets On Freshman Eleven In trf former Yellow; Jacket fiMtUjall »tar*. lieratnr fans' can't forget John McConnell and: Jim Highland, who are reEtortedly ! "goin' like a house afire ' with Depaijs university'* freshman eleven! II hl* season John and Jin., wno were gradual-! - ed last spring from Itacatnr high | i school both made good at the mli versify and earned regular berth* ' on the frosh eleven McConnell is the left half and can feel perfectly at home when going 1 fhiough hl* aide of ths line because 1 Highland to right ta front of him at left tackle a number of Decatur- ' Ites plan to go to Crawfo-dsrille ' Friday to see the freshman teasn* of De I'auw and Wabash tangle. 1 — — .g Decatur CYO Beats Monmouth. 44-23 • i — ' The Decatnr CYO chalked up a 44-23 win over Monmouth last night at the Mori mouth gymnasium In a WPA league contest. The f’YO g.abbed a 11*2 lead at the end of the first quarter and was never In , danger Art Baker with |3 and Bob He** with M points lad the winner'* nf. ' ■ sense Murphy and Jim Moses with Islg point* each wars best for Ute looser*. I « I •• • Ohbh r«»qpw*> •*se>tur

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SELECTS IRISH TO BEAT IOWA United Press Writer, However, Says Notre Dame May Br Upset »y Harry Ferguson. H P Sports Editor! New York, Nov 9 4U.8 Wblsilhig past thr graveyard In an attempt to pick the week-end foot hall winners Midwnt Notre Dame over lowa But with j j fear and trembling thst this may tie the place where the law of av- | erases whacks the Irish. Nebraska over Kansas- 2« to 0. i flih. State over Chicago Ho. i hum. <dishorns over Kansas State A good bull game, mryhe the best In 11he midwest Illinois over Wisconsin On the momentum produced by the victory ■ •ver Mulligan Marguelte over lowa Stale Close and It won’t be an upset either way Michiffim over Minnesota Harmini a C<. are going to be tough now that ibey have taken their licklug for this seaaott. Northwestern over Purdue —On a suap4chm that Northwestern will lie one of the three top teams of the nation through November. Far West Southern California over Stanford Hy three touchdowns. Washington over California Hy a whisker Oregon State over Oregon Hounting hack from the defeat at the hands ot I" S. (* Washington State over Idaho Hut not with all the confidence in the world Denver over Colorado Stale - Without too much trouble East Cornell over Colgate Despite Injuiles among the big red Fordham over Indiana I'nless ; those Hoosier go (miss cragy Holy Croaa over Temple In a 'display of terrific power • Penn over Penn State Not so easy as It seems, hut safe. I Carnegie Te< h over Pittsburgh Pitt has stopped rolling now Dartmouth over Princeton Bld , ing with a team that gets better I each week , Biown over Yale Bn a mild sort or upset Army -over Harvard Or a tie , wouldn't he too much of a surprise New York ruiveisity over Mia r sour! (In the dtp of a nickel. t loss., and a great passing duel be

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