Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1940 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets And Commodores Defeats!

ALLEN COUNTY CHAMPS BEAT DECATUR FIVE Ix‘<j Lions Rexister 19-28 Victory Over Yellow Jackets lao'h Allen county > ham pion * 1 proved too tough tor 'hr sh knc-a* : ridden Decatur Yellow Jackets Frl- ■ Jay night, the Lion* taking home a tS L’k triumph. The Yellow Jacket* gave the Lion* u tough battle until midway , In the sec ond quarter when lan. pulled away steadily inc tearing - the margin the regt of the way Three members ot the Yellow I Jacket varsity. Fuhrman, JI John- : non and Krick were confined at , home because of Illness and Chil-' ■ ote played only a few minute*. Decatur drew Drat Iclcmhl when Lyn< h converted a point on j H< hwartx' personal. Conrad * Held er put l»-o out In front and at the end of the period the Lion* were In the lead 11 K. Two rapid tire basket* by Staple ton. one from well out nod one underneath gave Decatur a momentary 1211 ma:gin shortly after the opening of the second period Con- > rad tipped in a rc-hotmd and the , Lion* were roaring on their way I At hall time. la>o wag ahead. 2515 Decatur, midway In the third quarter, cut the margin tn six point* nt 27 21. but Le > » auperlor , heiahi began to lake it* 101 l and the Lion* were In the lead at 24 23 a* the third period < loaed Stapleton led the Decatur *< orIng with (even field goal* for It point* Conrad paced the Lion* with IT point*. followed by Klopfenstein and Schwartz with 13 point* each. I*eo FG FT TP Sc hwartz, f 6 I 13 Klopfenstein. f s I 13 Conrad, c ’ll* Me Mice g non Hudson g 2 15 King, f nil Total* 21 7 49 Decatur Ffl FT TP Rchamerloh. f oil X Johnson, f 2 2 6 1 Andrew*, <■ 10l

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SPARTANS BEAT HARTFORD FIVE Pleasant Mills Registers Easy 41-26 Victory Friday Ni'<ht Th'< Plea-ant Mill- Sp.ufniJ < halked up an i-a»y 41-2fi victory over Hartford Friday night at tinPleasant Milla gym The Spartan* tai M at the end of the first quar- ■ ter and in, iea»«l their lead tn 28-«; at half-time At the end of the third ’ period they still held a 2n point lead. 33-13. Clark led the victorious Spartan*! with It point*, followed by W McMillen who scored 1A marker*. It • Dubach with nine and II Amstutz I with eight were Iresf for the Gorilla*. Hartford ► G FT TP R. Dubach f 3 3 It R Amstutz f ICH Fennik c 0 o n Augsburger g 0 0 0 Lyharger g non Hanni f non Myer* f 2 11 K. Amstutz c 1 n 2 0. I Miltach g 1 n ’ Runyon g o n n Total* g in 2* Plea,ant Milla D McMillen f 3 n « laingenlterger f 13 5 Bale* c 215 Clark k 7 n It SUN. MON. TI ES. Continuous Sunday from 1:15 MICKEY ROONEY “JUDGE HARDY AND SON** Lewis Slone. Cere lin Parker ALSO — Short, 10c 25c —o—l Tima Tonight—Deanna Durbin. Helen Parriah. "First Love." ALSO—Abort,. 10c-25c I CORT SI N. MON. TI ES. Continuous Sunday 10c 1:16 to 4 “LEGION OF l-OHT FLYERS” Richard Arion, Andy Devine & “MICKEY THE KIIF Bruce Cabot. Zaau Pitta Evening 10e-20c Last Tims Tonight — John Mack Brown, Bob Baker, "Chip of ths Flying U". ALBO-"Zorro', Fighting Lsglsn." 10c-15c

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W McMillen k I 2 in August f n o n Harman c n n n .Martz g Olli Watkins g n n o Foor G n n <>' Total* 17 7 tl Preliminary Pleasant Mill* 2k. Hartford 21 .. H. S BASKETBALL North Side iFort Wayne) 3*. Smith Side iFort Wayner 34 Central Catholic (Fort Waynet j 41. Elmhurst ’S New Haven 40. Ossian 35 Huntington 3k. Uiwood 34, Monroeville 14. Hoagland 23. Anlitirn 42. Warsaw 29 Hartford City 39. Pendleton 24 Kendallville 38. Butler 17 Frankfort 25. Richmond 24. Jasper 32. Bloomington 24. Huntingburg 31. Petersburg 25 Washington 2fi. Vincennes 24 I overt Intel Martinsville 43. Greencastle 21 o— Jehovah's Witness's 122 North Ninth St. Sunday, Feb. 1. Watchtower . study. 7:30 p m . using Watehtow-1 er magazine, paragraph 1 to 2»t Inclusive Subject, "power of the I Demons " Wednesday, Feh. 7— Salvation Book study. 7:30 p m All people of good will are Invited to attend -.— ■— 10 Class ‘39 Gets Jobs JackKonvllle, Ala —tl'Pi—Jacksonville state teat her* college doe. all right by Its graduate* Dr C. W Itaugette said that every graduate of the college's 1939 class ha* ob-1 talned employment

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GENEVA BEATS ALBION TEAM Cardinals Score 27-22 Victory Over Alhion Quintet The Geneva Cardinal* marked up a 27-22 victory over the Albion five at Albion Friday night Tn ■ i Cardinals held a lead of 17 10 at ■ the half. Grlle led Geneva with nine iH>lnis, followed by M. Spninger ( with right and Windmiller and Armstrong with five each B Hiatt was high for Albion with sis I polllll Genova , FG FT TP. Grlle. f 3 3 t M Sprunger. f ..... 4 o « ' Fenttig. «• 0 << o I Hitler, g .. ...... 0 0 0 Windmiller. g .... 0 5 5 | H Sprunger. f 0 0 0 i Armstrong, c 2 1 5 TOTALS 9 9 27 Albion Remmel, f ......... 113 Franks, f 10 2 ! Smith, c . 11 3 H Hiatt, g 3 0 3 Davis, g 000 Butler f 0 | 5 D Hiatt, g 11 3 TOTALS 7 3 22 Referee—Land. Umpire - Koons Preliminary Albion 22. Geneva 21. Boulder dam. during IW9. earn--1 ed a gross income of 84.321.000

COMMIES DROP OVERTIME TILT TO OHIO TEAM Ik-catur Drops 26-21 Decision To Lima After Leading Most of Way The Decatur Commodores, after h>adlng throughout most of the* game, dropped a heart-breaking 2624 verdict to St. Rose ut J.lma. Ohio. Friday night In an overtime struggle. The Commodore* held an k-S load at the end of the first quarter. Lima slashed this to one point al the Intermission. 13 12 Each team talll'-d only two pointa during the third quarter, all on free throws, and Decatur was still out in front by a single point as the- final quarter optmed. 1514 The two quintets battle nip and tuck throughout the- entire la«t period and as the gun sounded the egplratlon of the regular playing period, the teams were knotted at 24 24 St Rose tallied a held in the sudden death overtime to takedown a close decision over the Commodore*. The Commodores wore badly handicapped In playing on an exceptionally small floor, also by a low celling The Commie* were outucored from the field. 11 field goals to ■even, hot stayed In the ball game cm free throws. The Decatur lads connected on 10 of 16 attempts from the charity stripe, and Lima i made good on four nt 10 Senring on hoth teams was evenly divided Terveer was high for lleeatur with seven points, and I Hain. Hackman and Bolinger eat h | tallied five points. F Hlust count-1 ed eight points for Lima, with liar- I rington and Quinn scoring seven I eac h. Lima FG FT TP i Callahan, f 0 0 0; Harrington, f 3 17' Quinn, e B I f I R Hlust. g 10 2 F Blu*t. g 3 2*l Weger, f 10 2 Fuener. f 0 It 0 Total* 11 4 26 Decst nr FG FT TP Hain, f 1 3 & llsc kmsn. f 13 6' Terveer. <• 3 17 Tanvatc. g 0 0 o Hollnger, g 2 15 ‘ Roop, f Olli Iles*, g Olli

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I — J llolthoniw*. g 0 0 0 T..L. I- 7 in 24 BERNE DEFEATS BLUFFTON FIVE Bears Edge Out 26-25 Vic-1 tory Over Bluffton Friday The Berne Braro edged mil a 2325 victory over the Hluffton Tiger* in a thrill pneked liatlle at the Bluffton community building Friday nighi Berne held a four-point margin at 1511 at the half and Bluffton could not quite overcome thlz lead Netten*, hwander wa* outatandlng for the Bear* with 14 point* on four field goal* and *l, free throw*. Johnaon wa* high lor Bluffton with nine point*. Berne FC FT TP i Habegger. f 0 1 I I

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