Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 27 November 1939 — Page 6

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OHIO STATE IS CHAMP DESPITE MICHIGAN LOSS Michigan Upsets Buckeyes 21-11 As lowa Is Held To Ti r - Chicago. No* 27 — -UP) Th.- 1 1933 Bic T«-n foothall «<-ason Into ’h- records today a* on-- sere Im of disappointment* after an-j other and on th» final Saturday of < the campaign came the 'wn g'--a'-eat of fh*m all The collapse of Ohio State * Rig Ten champion* at Michigan The eollapae of lowa's battered Iron men against Northwestern Os the two. lowa'a coat more for It permitted Ohio State to capture Ila flrat nndiapnted < hampiotishlp In .9 year* instead of sharing It with the corn belt's Cinderella team which needed only a victory over Northweatern to complete .in tin | paralleled comeback • That *2l to 14 defeat clapped on tje champion* by Michigan how eVer. U -■ biackeye the Buck* w ill have a hard time living down Ohio State, favored heavily, led H to 0 in the flrat period and apparently was on ita way until Tom Harmon and company began to roll aa the Ruck* fumbled their game away The defeat was Ohio State's flrat In six conference ram.--lowa finished second In the final I •landing* with four victories one defeat and a tie. Purdue waa thirdj with two victorle*. one defe.it and two tie* while Northwestern and i Michigan finished In a fourth place tie with three victorle* and two defeat* Northwestern also had that tie with lowa Strung out In th<- second divi-i •ion. In order, were Illinois Min i neaota. Indiana Wisconsin and Chicago. In thia season doped to produce a solid comeback for Rig Ten football. diaaf.polntmenta came fast and often. Nnrlhweatern rated in many pre-tea*on prediction* a* one of the nation'* powerhouses, loat to Oklahoma then to Ohio State Bill Decorrevont, the highly pule I Idled a<hoo|lM>y hero couldn't learn to charge into quit kopcnlng te.de* and not once attained hl* expected greattie** a* a runner Michigan wa* the nett championship favorite to fall Against a fiery lllinol* team that would not he beaten, the Wolverine* grew panicky in the third period and never were able to settle down Heatilt 13 to 7 upset Minnesota a darkhorae. wound

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Week’s Schedule For Adams County Baskethall Teams , • « Tuesday St John'* of Lima Ohio at Com- | tnodore* Pleasant Mill* at Hartford Wednesday Jackson iWellat at Kirkland Monroe at Gray. Friday Hoagland at Yellow Jacket*. I Kirkland .it Geneva Pleasant Mill* at Willshire. O Hartford at Monmouth Saturday • Redkey at Rerne M-.nroe v* Jefferson at Berne Sunday I Commodore* at St. Mary'* of Michigan City y.-ar* Bernie Bierman h.ia been coaching the Gopher* Great 1 thing* w.-re expected at Wiscon sin. where Harry Htuhldreher had built a *e< ond place team only the year before lint th.- Badger* ended a disastrous season with five defeat* and i tie with Purdue Chi J < ago wa* mor.- disappointing than j usual failing to score i «ingl I touchdown In conference- play Amid all these- reverul* lowa wa* th.- only whining light Thcourageous Hawk*, employing . new coach a new system and virtually th.- same group of boys that won only one Rig Ten game la* fall, overcame Indiana. Wlsconaln Pnrdu<- and Minnesota on four’ll ; period nellies also <b featc-d NotreDame and loat only to Michigan. Nile Klnnfck 'he great forward ■ pawning star who ended hl* career) i <iii the Ih-ih h with a should-1 ■ separation .iftet playing 402 con i sec-titive minute*, wa* the leae k <W I th.- y.-ar and lowa * Eddie Andei «on wa* th.- coach of the year Hut they simply won out | against North*.-»t. it Th. «ft tin ■ of playing through .me of the Big Ten * stiffest w< h.-thtl. with only, I IS active player* finally told and I with Kinnick out of action th , last I* minute* of play therewasn't the spark to bring them i through o Decatur Bowline Results Hear ye hear ye' The polls are now open The voting to select the five best bowler* In the city started at noon today at the Mie* Recreation alley* When yon vote, go to the Re. real ion alley* get an ollie ial ballot. register. write the name* of the five local men whom you believe would form the l>e«t possible five-man team and drop your choice In the ballot box . . • Th» itandlng* will he puhli«hed from time to time in the Daily Democrat until after the dose nf the election Saturday night. December 9 at midnigh’ j Sunday'* match game; Mutachtee**, Oeeatur Stump 217 1«9 212 ■Mie* 20.1 212 Ml Appelman I*2 21" 174 Mutschler I*S 204 IM : laidd 173 159 222 Total* 924 974 393 Hicksville W Smith 199 194 134 A Smith ISA 1«7 170 .Blythe 147 m Hl Elliot t 150 1»o 224 Hoff , 125 173 231 Total* 777 902 •-—-■■ o—■ Harry Fuhrman will |ew«" tomorrow on a motor trip to Florida where lie will spend the winter

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* I I Team Standing* W U Pct. Berne 4 0 1 000 t’ommodoie* 2 1 gfi7 i Geneva .1 2 fimi Kirkland .1 2 C>«hi , Pleawulit Mill* .1 2 Mi" j Monroe 1 5 .2."><> 1 Jefferwott I 4 2>hi Yellow Jackets 0 3 .Olid Hartford " 4 .iwo Mi di month o 4 imhi otb. j Tne feature of Thanksgiving week’* firing on the Adam* county baihetbail front wa* the emergence of two of the county quintet* from the non victoriou*. Jeffer»on •cored it* fir*t triumph Friday mght. defeating Monmouth, and Monroe followed suit Seturdey night, edging out Geneva. 2734. • -oOo—'i Meanwhile, the Berne Bear* re-' malned all alone at the top of the heap with four vlctori.-c and no defeat* Th.- Commodore* wtepped ■up to aecond place and Geneva.' Kirkland and Pl.-a*ant Mill* arc ; tied forth.- third *pot. ottoplenty of lia«ketball on tap thii we.-k, wiih 11 gam.-* m heduled. two on Tuesday, two Wednesday, four , Friday two Saturday and one Sunday. —oOo— Ths Dscatur Commodor**, after being idle for nearly two week*, will awing back into action Tueaday night engaging St. John'* of Lima. Ohio, on the Commodore floor, , In the other game Tuesday night, Pleaaant Milla will play at Hartford. I 000— The Decatur Yellow Ja< ket* will , play at home again thi* week, entwining Hoagland of Allen county . on th.- Oeeatar floor Friday night. , The Jac ket* ahowc-d Improvement , during the first half last week a- . gainst Garrett, only to weaken In the final t«O period* The Jacket* hope to break into the win column . this Week at the expense of their neighbor* from the northeast -otto — J In the two game* scheduled Wednesday night, Jackson of Well* , county will play al Kirkland, and Monroe w|| Itarvel to Gray of Jay

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county The Jackson team I* coached Icy Wayne Diling. former Kirkland < <w< h. and the Gray team Us guided by Marlon Feasel. form-! •-r Yellow Jacket athlete *- 000In additio nto the HoaglandDecatur game here, others on tap Friday night ar* Kirkland at Geneva. Hartford at Monmouth. and Pleasant Mill* at Willshire. Ohio. -Otto— Roth scheduled game* Rntttrday j night will be played at Herne, i The Rerne Rear* will entertain ' Redkey in the new Berne gymnaaitltn. and Monroe and Jegeraon will tangle In the Re rne enntmttnity .auditorium nOn The Commodores will be active ‘ 'again Sunday, meeting fit Marya |of Michigan City at the northern Indiana *ehnol Bunday afternoon Thi* will be the first of two strenuous trips for the Commodores as they travel to Anderson Tuesday night. December 5. tn battle St. Mary’s of Anderson. —otto— The Jacket* will also he In action December 5. meeting the Bluffton Tigers at Bluffton. This will be a conference gam* for Bluffton but not for the Yellow I Jacket*. , ► ■ Today’s Sport Parade By Henry McLemara • 4 South Bend. Ind . Nov. 27 <UJD May I take It all back? I mean the tnlng* I have said about Tennessee's football team being so good no other club had ja right to be on the same field with it. I wa* wrong, awfully wrong. The i Southern California team that Hcked Notre Dame here Raturday can walk on any field, anytime, with anybody The Trojan* are big. mighty big. They're fast, might tsat. They're

sure mighty sure And there I* one ti I of a lot of 'em. When one goes off. his replacement I* just as good, mayhe better. The Trojans beat a good Notre i Dame team here Raturday. perhaps I the Icest Notre Dame team since Kockne's last one in I»3b. The score was 2" to 12. and I don’t fltelleve that even the mo»t rabid Irishman this side of Dublin could .find fault with the score A* a matter of tact, a score no close was a tribute to a game Notre Dame eleven. Outweighed, out manned, outclassed, the Irish fonght hard, tried desperately, and made a thrilling game of It. Had the boy* from Notre Dame been a little les* keen. • little ! leas determined, the men from Houthern California would have beaten them by four or five touchdowns The Trojan* are that much better They have everything. And In abundance When Grenny Imnsdell come* out. in goes Doyle Nave. When Nave come* out In goes Ambrose Behind--ler. In short, there are back* In abundance, and linemen are a dime a dosen Against Notre Dame the Southern California* scored whenever ’lt was necessary They started I off with a smashing drive down | jthe field that brought them a touchdown In 12 plays. When the Irish tied the score, the Trojans cut loose a nd again went ahead. When Benny Rherldan got Notre Dame s aecond touchdown on a brilliant . ma- -a perfect Notre Dame scoring I play with every man doing his job Southern California put the game on Ice with a third touchdown One got the imprcsalon that the men from the west <ould score whenever they wanted to, They had perfect poise, and were never i upset by the score, even when it was ctoeer than nest month's rent What would be the outcome If i U. B. C. and Tennessee met In the

MONROE SCORES FIRST VICTORY Bearkatz Win First Game Os Year, Defeat Geneva. 27-24 The Monroe Bearkatx scored their first victory of the season Saturday night, nosing out the Geneva Cardinals 27-24. In a game played at the Herne community auditor him The game was closely contested all the way, with Monroe out In front at the end of each quarter, 9 5. 14-12 and 22 IS. Scoring honors were well divided on both team* E Gilbert tailied eight point* for Monroe, and Winteregg and Hanoi seven each. Grile and Windmiller each tallied •even point* for the Cardinal*. Monroe FG FT TP Winteregg. f 2 3 7 llanwi. f . 3 17 G Gilbert, c Oil Munnler. g 12 4 K. Gilbert, g .343 Ray. f one Habegger. g 0 0 0 Total* 3 II 27 Geneva FG FT TP Grile. f 2 3 7 M Sprunger. f 10 2 Fennlg. c .000 Windmiller, g 3 17 Arm*trong. g 10 2 B Springer, f 2 0 4 Nolan, f 10 2 Roop, g 0 0 0 Totals ' 10 4 24 Referee. Bryant 'Fort Waynet. I'mpire. Troyer. I Fort Wayne). Preliminary Monroe 45. Geneva IS. GREEN BAY IN WESTERN LEAD Nom 0u t Cleveland. Washington Trounces Detroit -New York. Nov 27 -(1'P» The Oreen Bay Packers swept Into the throne room of the national foot)>all lejgue's western division yesterday. while the Washington Redwk in* and the New York Giant* stayed deadlocked In the top position of the eastern division Green Ray came from behind In the last two minute* of play to upset the Cleveland Rxm« 7 o 4 he-, fore the largest crowd In Cleveland football history. 30 49<> Guard Paul Engerbertson kicked the winning IHclnt after touchdown after a pa** had netted a touchdown 'hat tied the score. The Rims' Parker Hs.ll'a passing held the Ps-kers sc oreiewa for 54 minute* The Redskin* used an aerial offensive to knock the Detroit Mon* I out of their chance for the league chMnplonsblpfl 31 to 7. before M.MS. The Giant* whipped the Brooklyn Dodger*. 2S to 7. before 30.144 at Ebbeta field The game wa* a last tune-up for the Glint* before they MkMt the Redakln* for the eastern division title next Sunday \ fn the weal, the Chicago Bear* triumphed over their Intra-clty rlv- j al* th* Cardinals. 4S to 7. before N.3SC st Wrigley Field The Pittsburgh Pirate*, with tour day* rest, dosed their season with their firm victory in 11 game* over the Philadelphia Rsgle* 24 to 12. Ae-fore 3.711. ■ - • COLLEGE FOOTBALL Purdue 7. Indiana C. Houthern California 20. Notre Dame It. Michigan 21. Ohio State 14. lowa 7. Northwestern 7. Minnesota 23. Wisconsin C. Illinois 44. Chl-agn 0. Michigan Stale 18, Temple 7. Nebraska 13. Oklahoma 7. Corneil 24. Pennsylvania 0. Princeton 23, Navy 0. Yale 20 Harvard 7. Duquesne 22. Carnegie Tach 7. Penn State 10. Pittsburgh 0 Fra Football Green Ray 7. Cleveland 4 Washington 21. Detroit 7. New York 2*. Brooklyn 7. Chicago Bears 41. Chicago Cardinals 7. Pittsburgh 24 Philadelphia It. Rose Bowl! Heavan only know*. Southern California ha* power, spewd. and •ndlasa reserve power Tennassea ha* power, speed, snd reserve* to bum It I had to bet -and I probably will —ld still lean toward Tennrnaee And for only on* reason The Vol* are a little meaner, bit a little harder, and ar* a little hungrier for fam* Os course. thaaa two team* aren't In Ike Rosa Bowl V 8. C. ha* to take car* of U. C. L. A and T»nue**a» ba* to be Invited. But thay-ll ba tbara And wbat • gam*! The viclou* Vol* against the terrlßc Trojan* I might even pay to saw It. Trad* to a Geae Yawn — Decatur

Radio Sermon HaITSM .fHPA '' J *E Hoyd Water. The tot r. Wanting to “pay my debt to society,- Floyd w*tm s. port. Ky . has *urrvndere.; to police participation in a 321 000 holdup tn Kentucky' 75*01 that h* was moved by the sermon of an Rsv E Howard Cable, shown with him. and > Jed •sit up.

INITIATION IS (CONTINL'BD <m PAOE BUD her approval of the growth of the council Mrs, L A. Holthotise sang 1 two solo* which added greatly tn | the program and received much ap ! ntause Blessing was slven be R-v j Alvin ' Jasinski followed by the I singing of America by the asaembb cDurlnt the c ourse <4 the l>aiiquet. community singing wa* held accompanied by Mr* William Gaa* Other councils reprc-cu-n’-d were | St Mary's, Springfield. PaaMlng Defhmce. Edgerton Payne, and Del ;>hoa all of Ohio, and Fort Wayne McNutt Will Speak In South Carolina Endianapoli*. Ind . Nov 27—il'Pi -4’aul V. McNutt, federal security administrator and Democratic pre-

.idential teplran' will l*-av>-tonight S She'll Xpprecialr a Xf» I M \ ytag E* ■ fm ( hri«lnu«. I-riß. „ S *** ■ Wonderful Gift K Xtf J' <ll her K fl| ; Mt. » f\ hehinalor KefripfdßW ■ Estate Stoic* Kj. SI t * BmC ) Hunter Sweeper* K|i ■ n a3K jkS. ■ ~ j ** &*■* :f **••' If I ** » * Decatur Hatch! I a ■ W Monroe St. JAMES KITCHEN ItO’C -"W Administrator’s Public The tinder signed administrator ■■! th. f *'•'’*** • 111 sell al public auction on the Gtit:l>- ■'!• • !■>'’'■ * mile East of Willshire. Ohio •> mil.- «■ • .id 1 .ml’ ford Ohio, on THURSDAY, November 30. t Commencing at » M A MHORSES 3 Ray Gelding. a.-ish' ..f-o’ "* W Marr weight about IWO All good w..rk-« CATTLE—I Red Cow and h-if.-t ‘ •" t.'h ' 1,1 ! R K good flo*. , HOGS J Spotted Poland China So*’ * •; ..diK aide; 4 Spotted Poland China How. lord -I Mil ms ■ weighing from 125 to 150 pound* Poland < I’m* ' K POULTRY — 3 dosen Chickens K hay ano grain 27 ton Baled Closer Hay 2" ton Hal.d n ’'* a Ealra Good Oats; 3<M>n bu.h-l mor. <>r I”" , (J . 'dSK bushel Wheat .nd Ost. mlied about •" 1 V ** ■ TRACTORB. IMPLEMENTS A **J AM Ollier Hart-Parr 3* 44 tractor on „ uc U* « 27 Row crop tractor, steel wheels * 1 79 Row Crop tractor with both rubber “ 1 *■ . yyteM rnent With power lift. Caae 3 bottom tr»< pl , ( . f ,;,*<■ tor plow. fHC Tractor lilac h ulW '»-»*■ Threshing Separator on ruble-t wi ■ ■ v „» ijw ’ 3 seasons. Ohio self feed-t hay Dll’* RM Jthredder. Ollier 2 Row Corn Picket ■ • |d- M 14 disc fertiliser grain drill used . 1 hl „ Coni Bheller capacity Mm bu per h»" Elermor new; Cate I# ft P?™. uM ' .«■«. <”•'‘ldß er; Bggy Way Cylinder Hay u * d *'' ‘ d „ M„unr Ms-tyr 4 ft Mower. New Idea Manure H ■ eml J-Dtere 1 row riding cultiiator J J*-" „„ Wis***j™ trucka almost new. 14" walking br S , a hl i* r P lll) „ 1 ,. < MUI »** trallar with atock rack. Clipper L>. Heeder new; »” aieel wheel s ik „ T .-'l> «*.„ • grain rack Cultlpacker. Ollier 3• e ' 4Mf Hay Rake. IHC side dellrery rake _ru Cheirolet IM7 truck with grain f -d « . miser; tank heater. h<* houaes. 2 double aeta b ’* erh, ?“ l> „ ™ j,.k. T '” frmntalns I Oat Engine, and ut machinery and equipment l» h „„...|i.'ld ,ar ** HOUSEHOLD GOODS ' "*’** ’ tuns* ' K of beds, tables, t-halrs. rug.. «' * ; nrn ,|. : . ■ Ixt Tables and artl. lea t«m n " m,r ' ; TRRMB <Mh VINING Adß ’! n il l * Thetleck «»| Roy B Johnson - Auctioneer ■ Ftoyd Purdy Auctioneer ■ Walter Kaywood A “ <,,, " n *7 u hrran Church-' ‘ h *' ■ Mdle. of l u „. tl g

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