Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 275, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1939 — Page 6

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IOWA VICTORY OVER GOPHERS - FEATURE TILT Final Period Rally Brings lowa 13-9 Triumph Saturday Chicago. Nov t» (U.» lowa's startling comeback From th*! dreary, doormat day* «l the last I decade indicated today there Mill may be a fantastic finish to the Big T*» fooiludl season with the cembali heroes In a flrat place tie with Ohio State I* all depend* on two game* OJilo State at Michigan and lowa al Northwestern. Odd* against lowa’a gaining a share of the title are terrific but what are odd* to thia little Wonder team’ They haven't been favored In a tingle game since thumping South Datola. Ou ffirrn. Ohio Slate I* a heavy favorite to Increase it a present | abate of the title Into It* flrsi tindtapgieU championship In 1* yearn ttmpto by defeating Michigan lowa can beat Northwestern, then awl Mill l>e no higher than second But Michigan traditionally I* j th* fiercest foe on the Bin keye schedule lit conquests over Ohio Slate In the past have come often and with disastrous results Since their defeat by Illinois, the bitter ty disappointed Wolverines have stored up all 'heir fury for th* Ohio Slate game. The Wolves will need more than fwy and Tom Harmon to halt the scarlet dreadnaught from Columbns O The Bucks, in all egcopi their upset by Cornell, have been the best Big Ten eleven since the undefeated Minnesota irsrn of 1935 They have poise, power and brains Against Illinois Saturday, the Bucks quickly solved Boh Zuppke'a baffling shifting defense and pierced It for three touchdowns It might have been more It Coat h Francis Schmidt had wanted it Score Ohio State 21 Illinois o Another one ol those atuaiing fourth period assaults produced lowa’s victory over Minnesota TralllM * to v as the same swung into the final stage, lowa's Al Coupee began to hark Nile Kinnick's nuuilier on almost every down and Klnnlck responded with touchdown passes to Caps Erwin Prasae and Bill Oreen Just as Indiana and Wisconsin fell before those deadly fourth period passes lllntteso'a s powerhouse crumbled Store: lowa 11. Minnesota 9 Wisconsin a great running attack. led by the Big Ten's best (found gainer. George Paskvan of-erajed as It figured against Pwrdiw and Purdue's passes cripplgd Wisconsin ss the Bollermak er» hoped Paskvan’s touchdown and Mtke Byeleiie’a forward pass to Lob Brock produced a stand off Score Wisconsin’. Purdue ?. The Big Ten managed to secure slightly more than an even break In Ito dour nonconference games —two Victories and a tie Michl fan and Hannon whipped Pennsylvania 1» to 17; Chicago derested little Oborlin 25 to 0; In Msmmb——

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Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams , Tuesday Bertie a' New Haven. Pleasan' Milts at Muncie (Burrial. Wednesday Monmouth at Spencerville. Elmhurst a: Hartford Kirkland at Pleasant Milla. Friday Garrett at Yellow Jackets. Monmouth v« Jefferson nt Bern* Saturday i Monroe vs Geneva al Berne. diana tied Michigan State. 7 to 7. and Notre Dam>> finally downed Northwestern. 7 to it, nftei muff Ing sis storing drives • o — t General Electric Bowling Results • • MAJOR LEAGUE Rotors Scheitnan 143 145 171 P Busse 144 157 15*< ID. Gallogly l»3 lis 161 Chase 14» 176 227 162 162 162 Totals 766 761 660 Stators II Cochran 138 153 184 Schneider 179 I*4 161 ’ Lindeman 1.15 14" 210 , A Miller 188 Ihh 161 Johnson 184 167 163 Totals 824 'l2 9"t' | Flanges Eady 173 201 163 timlor IM 201 142 D. Gage 145 195 178 Mi Dougal 154 177 206 M'lntosh 176 177 14* Totals 801 951 Ml Welders Hoagland 214 191 17" I Lankenau 204 list 179 Brown 143 Top |>t I Helm 155 164 137 i 162 162 162 Totals *7* '"'7 77' A LEAGUE Switches I Steel 153 166 111 Murphy 14» 126 114 - Porter 68 IM 128 136 135 135 1:35 1.15 135 TotaL • Rivets M J Fritginger 117 125 101 E. Cook 121 121 104 Butler 126 110 100 185 135 135 135 135 135 Totals <34 626 575 Testers Smith 133 114 117 Womack .24 163 180 Lister 152 154 153 135 135 135 Totals .... 676 70| 726 Flanges < Forfeit > Rotors Glllig 157 166 177 j Stauffer 161 107 165 I Heller 134 147 111 August 141 153 152 135 135 13'. Totals 728 71k 730 Stators jTeeple 147 160 15*

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1939

* Today’s Sport Parade * By Henry McLemore » • New York. Nov 2" U.RJ Mon day * grid iron? CohiniblnH rather inangy lion swam out over Its head in Tulane « green wave and only artificial respiration by (toll Little hetW(-en the halves saved It from even worse than 20-o drowning Not that H<-d Dawson, the Tulane coach, didn't d<> hie beat to keep the wave from rolling too high . . Through out the game he kept pulling out 240-pound players and substituting little fellows who weighed only 239 imtnid* Ringling Brother* will delay Its local opening two weeks thl* season to iwrmit New I Yorker a to get over the shock of Tulane ... All th* wave's right tackle. McCollum, needs to double for Primo Camera ar* four buck teeth lowa Isn't going to wait another year to cat! !>* votes for a presidential ticket It will settle right nigh' now for coach Eddie Enderson as president and halfback Nil* Klnnlck as vl< e-preaident ... On second thought, perhaps Klnnlck would make a better secretary of labor In leading the Hawkeye* to a victory over Minnesota, be played hl* sixth consecutive gam* 1 without relief . . . The Chicago football team qualified for great- [ net* by proving it can dlab It out - as well as take It. After scoring the impressive total of o points against 254 in four games with Harvard. Michigan. Virginia, and Ohio State, the Ma roons crushed powerful Oberlin. 25-0 .... Northwestern ha* the "perfect 36" team. It's the bust of the year . . . Hailed before th* season as the team that couldn't lose the # Nortbwest*ma are going to end the rear with a record as spotty as a leopard with spots before hl* eye* Notre Dame has been winning so many < lose ones that I think th* Irish should Install a camera *y* at Notre Deme stadium to catch the photo finish . . . North Caro

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1 Una's fear that the hoy* would I have to spend New Year's day | away from the folk* at home Is all vanished now . . Duke took car* of that . . . Tennessee will never get to the Ros* Bowl If It can't j cover ground any faster than it; did against Vanderbilt . . Th* Volunteers lost three yards rushing In an hour's play . . But they cam* out on top. 13-fl. and It's not how you play the gam* but wheth-! er you wlu or lose Michigan's defeat of Pennsylvania proved that there's still harm In Tom Harmon ' Missouri Isiwh-d along to a bowl bld by bowling over Oklahoma . . Th* okeys played solitaire with Paul Christman all atternoon and forgot there were 10 other Missouri players The enthusiastic Darthmoiit boys; who bet on the big green are pay- ■ Ing off today and bow . . Cor-; nell rail pell-mell over the New Hampshire boy* to continue unde-j seated. Katurday the 18th might a* well have been Friday the 13th for Pitt ■ and Alabama, because their respective jinxes failed t<< hold Fili tom to Nebraska for th* second time In 18 years while Alabama was whipped by Georgia Te< h for the first time In seven . . . After losing to Fordham, th* St Mary'* ’ football team started home byway of Mexico where we are sure pub- ' Hetty director Tom Foudy will give the matadors plenty of competition In throwing the bull Princeton couldn't beat Ycle until ' the last nine minute* of their game and as Yale has been cnll*d the - (worst team In New Haven history 'even hy Its coach, we are wonder- - Ing what that makes Princeton ‘I, . . N Y. t-.'s violets, a handsome roraage when th* season started. ' j have continued shrinking until they're down to boutonniere slge. I j .. —O' FOR SALE —MO She eI m 84x11 * 20 Ih. white . unwatermarked mimeograph, adaptable for all kind* of I mimeograph work and suitable for ink siKnature. 75c. The Deratur Democrat Co.

RAMSDEFEAT DETROIT TEAM (’leveland Knocks Detroit Lions Out Os First Place Tie New York. Nov. 20 <U.PJ The i National football league today i headed Into the final two weeks of .the regular championship season I with the Green Bay Puckers leading the Western parade and the i champion New York Giants and Washington Kedsklns remaining deadlocked for the eastern h-ad. The old story of an athlete rebuked hoisted Green Bsty into the western division load Sunday Earl iillutrhl Clark, one-time Detroit star and coach, revenged his tin i happy days with that club when Ills Cleveland Hams knocketl the Lions kicking. 14 3 That defeat dropped the Lhtns from a tie for the lead to third place and probably cost them II shot at the title Clark, who asked his es-employ-••rs for his player's release, a routine he neglected to attend to when he left Detroit to come to I Cleveland as coach this season, fill*-.! his cup of vengeance! o overflowing while watching the Kams subdue the Lions. The Detroit : owners had refused Clark, long ' Hllice past his prime, permission to play. But Clark's charges played as Clark himself wanted them to as they smothered the Lions In a game most vital to them. While the game was a |>ers<>nal triumph for Clark, It was a godsend to Green Bay which conquered th.- Brooklyn Dodgers easily. 26-0. and grabbed the undisputed western lead. With two games to play with the Kam* and Lions. Green Bay Is favored tn retain the western title and move Into the east-want playoff The eaatern race remained status quo na the Giants easily con qnered the Pittsburgh Pirates. 237. and the Kedsklns drubtu-d the Chicago Cardinals. 2*7 The Giants and Kedsklns are tied, each with seven victories, one defeat and one tie In the day's other game the Chicago Bears retained a slim chance at the western title by triumphing over the Philadelphia Eagles. 2714 , —0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL lowa 13. Minnesota >. Notre Dame 7. Northwestern 0. Purdue 7. Wisconsin 7 (tie). Indiana 7. Michigan Htate 7 (tie) Ohio State 21. IlHnota 0. Michigan 19. Pennsylvania 17. Chicago 25. Oberlin 0. DePauw 7 Wabn«h 6 Ball State 22. Manchester 14 Nebraska 14. Pittaburgh 13. Ihike 13, North Carolina 3. Penn Blate 14. Army 14 ttlei. Holy Croaa 21. Carnegie Tech 0. Cornell 36. Darthmouth 6 Princeton 13. Yale 7. Fordham 13 St Maty a (Cal.) 0 Tennessee 13. Vanderbilt (I. Texas 25. Texas Christian 16. Fro Football Cleveland 14. Detroit 3. Grown Bay 28. Brooklyn 0. Chicago Bears 27. Philadelphia 14 Washington 28. Chicago Cardinala 7. New York 23, Pittsburgh 7. Volley Bali league Meets Here Tonight A church volley trail league Will be held at the Lincoln school audi- , tor lam at 6 o'clock thia evening. Churches planning to sponsor teams In the lagtie are asked to have repr-sentatlve« present at tonight's meeting. o I. POSTAL SERVICE 'CONTINL'Kb FROM FAOB ONBI fact that trans-Atlantic air mall to Lisbon. Portugal la now availshlw twice weekly from the I'nlled States Don Lash Winner Os Cross-Country Race Don Msb Indians alate police officer who conducted the second annual bicycle safety campaign In Decatur last month, registered hla sixth' conwr. utlve victory in the national senior A. A. V. croea-countr'y i ha«np!onatiip at Newark. N J latah broke hit own former record with a time of >2 minutes 26 seconds Lash, who is a native of Lancaster township. Welle county, la the first man ever to win thia event six times. a „ —I Change Date For State Net Finals Indianapolis. Nov. 20 -<U.R> The flnala of the state baaketbal tournament will be held March 30 In ai»*d of March 23 u g result of a decision made by the Indian High School Athletic Association's board of control at a week-end meeting here The boerd had received protests against staging the flnala during IHoljr week, and particularly the

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dsy before Easter. Dates for the preliminary tournaments were not changed The section* to will be Feb. 39 to March 2: the regional* March 9 and the semi final* on March 16 o I’rjces Churches I’nite Against Communism Bt. Itotils, Nov. 20—tl’PI—-Com-munism In America 'is* dropped lt« friendly maxk and revealed its leering hatred of the Christian church Dr Walter A Maier of Concordia Seminary saaerted yeaterd iy in hi< coast tocoast Lutheran hour biomlcast. He referred to the statoment attribued to Earl Browder, general secretary of the Communist party In the Vnited States, that a comtnuntot triumph in the Vnited States would bring a "purge of r-l • Sion.” and "liquidation" of most of the pre»-nt leaders and teachinr«

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