Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 24 February 1940 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Down Berne In Final Ti

DECATUR TEAM DEFEATS BERNE BY LONE POINT Yellow Jackets End Regular Schedule With 3938 Victory Those downtrodden Decal ur Yellow Jackets "at long teat" came Into their own last night In the •pa* ious room of their new gymnoslum and ro«e to "iirnriulngly superior height*, handing the high ly fated Herne Hearn a 39-3* heat*hg For Coach Hugh Andrews and the Purple and (Sold it wan a mast-i-rpieee of timing to once again , break Intn the win column It wan done just before the seitlmial and at the expense of the Hearn the aactienal favorite* Hann. S< hamerloh. Andrews, Stapleton and Lynch started the epic that kept the almost capacity crowd on lt» collective ear throughout tnont ot the tilt, and ntarted to work at once Andrew*. Stapleton and Chllcote all participated hi the best quarter scoring that almost, stunned the Hear*, who found themselves on the short end of a t tS Il score at the stanza lini*. In, the second quarter Hob Stapletoll kept up hl* hitting, hut the shots "Y the rest of the local* wouldn't stick and Berne breathed easier a* their lads took over an apparently commanding 29-21 lead at halftime The half-time confah of the Ja<

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ket* must have done something or another, however. because they started taking over. Like a rolling avalanche the Decatur live that started the tilt went Into action. Hann. Schamerloh and Andrews, with Stapleton once again lighting the way. lived up to their Yellow Jacket nl< kname and stung the Hears and their kupporter* to methodically whittle away the ’ Herne lead and even take over at 36-34 before the end of the stanga. Then the Jackets proved that the third quarter spurt was no fluke when they played careful hall In the last period and repeatedly displayed an effective defense to beautifully block desperate onehanded shot* which have made the Hears so highly rated. When the final gun sounded, a review disclosed that Herne had hit only two Held goals In the entire second halt. Stapleton ended hl* regular pluy Ing In scheduled game* with the Ja< ket* in a blaze of glory. He hit eight times afield and two from th>- charity lane for 1* points. Big Andrew*, also a senior, showed vaunted storing power with Bo |es* than II marker* The rest of the Jackets, although not scoring heavily, played their best ball of the year and made possible the win For the Bear* the scoring was fairly evenly divided. Baumgartner leading with lb point*. Decatur FG FT Tl' Hann, t 4 I 2 4 Schamerloh. f 12 4 Andrews. < 4 3 11 Stapleton g * 2 IM Lynch, g « 0 a Fuhrman, f 0 0 <1 II Johnson, f «• <1 0 Chllcote, g , 10 2 N Johnson g ft <1 0 Total* 15 9 39 Berne FC. FT Tl’ Stut key. I 113 Schindler, t 13 5 la-hman, < 1 <1 2 Burry, g 409 Neuensi hwandet, g 11 3 Habegget 2 3 7 Hecht y <' « 0 Baumgartner 4 0 10 Total* 15 H 39 Referee. Kahew 1 Wabash 1 I'mpire. Wade <N Manchester) Preliminary Decatur 29. Berne 14 ... .-4V- — — - • H. 8 BASKETBALL South Side (Fort Wayne> 40. New Albany 22 North Side .Fort Wayne. 44. Huntington 3o Marlon 3< Central (Fort Wayne* Bluffton 36 Warren 33 1,.-o s*. Roanoke 31 Auburn 4*. Hattford t'i'y 37 O*eian 27. Rochcre»k 21 Portland 3d. Winchester 24 Plymouth 32. Warsaw 26 Kendallville 44. Elkhart 25 Butler 21. Angola 2«i Hoagland 54. New Haven 4* Kokomo 57. Wabash 27 Anderson 25 Shortrldge I Indianspoil** 21 Frankfort 33. Logansport 30 .Muncie Central 31. Alexandria 29 Huntingburg 32. Muncle Burris 30 Vincennes 27. Bo»»e 1 Evansville* 26 Washington 3d. Bloomington 29 Evansville Central 24. Bedford 23 Shelbyville 32. North Vernon 26 Jasper 26, Petersburg 24 Lafayette 3k, Lebanon 2* Van Wert Tourney Willshire 2*. Ridge 27 Middl*polnt 11 Ohio City 4 York 21. Wren 19 —— -— — > —- 500 Sheets — 20 !b White Automatic Mimeograph Hund, free from lint and sised for pen and ink •cig nature. Sealed — Rip-Cord opener, f 1.05. The Decaf wr Democrat Cn Make “Her** Proud to Show Her Hand AGELESS bsauty Ila* in a parfact diamond That's why it psy* to shop and compare—-** maha aura that th* diamond you ehoodd I* worthy of a plaea on hoe hand and worth th* price you can afford to pay. Conault Sutton* for reliable information about perfect diamond* priced convincingly lew. Before you buy—campara diamond value*. $25 and up Wadding Ring* 86 00 and up Divided Manthly Payments. SUTTON JEWELRY 210 Na. 2nd BL

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GENEVA BEATS EAGLES FRIDAY Cardinals Register 30-18 Victory Over Monmouth Quintet The Geneva Cardinal* wound up 1 th>- season on their home floor Friday night, defeating the Mon mouth Eagle*. 30-l* The Ran-man-lads had a little difficulty In the first halt, holding only a 15-li lead at the midway mark In the second stanza they start d In however and finished In front with ease Grlle led the winning a’>a<!t with 14 points and Miller pa*'-4 the bmer* with »lx points Windmiller phked up eight marker* for Geneva Geneva FG IT TP Grlle. f ......... 7 o II M Sprunger. f 1 n j Fennlg. c .. .. o ft n Armstrong, g 3 0 4 Windmiller, g 2 4 A D Sprunger. f ... .. ft ft ft Bixler, g 1 o 2 TOTALS 13 4 3ft Monmouth Miller, f 3 0 6 Conrad f <• 2 2 Kunkle, c 1 0 2 Fuelling g 1 | j Ward, g ..... 10 2 Getting t ii ] 1 Mahan, g .......... 10 2 DeLonc. f .. ft 0 0

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1040.

DECATI'R AND BERNE i'ONTINUEIi FKUM FAO*. ONW* the Butler and Kendallville winners. expected Io lie Auburn mid Kendallville. Semi-Final* The four semifinal tournament* will lie played Saturday. March 16 The winner nt the Auburn regional will meet the Fort Wayne regional winner, followed by the Marion and Muncie winners. The final round will Im- played iat the Butler field hous«- in Indi ianajMilis Saturday. March 30. hav- , Ing Iw-en changed one week to avoid i play on Easter Saturday. Winner* .at laigansport and Ar.deison will , meet in the First clash at Indianai polls, followed by Vincennes and Muncle winner*. Sectional Draw Thursday Night 7 |i m Game 1 Jeffeiron vs. . Monmouth. it p m Game 2- Berne vs. Decatur Friday Night 7 p m. Game 3 — Pleasant i Mills vs. Hsrtford 3 l> m —(lame 4—Monroe v». Geneva. 9pm -Game s—Kirkland vs. Winner Game 1. Saturday Afternoon I 1:30 p. m Game 8--Winner .Game 2 vs. Winner <>am<- 3. 2M p m Gam" 7 — Wlnnyr Owen, g 0 O 0 TOTALS 7 4 Ik Referee Gerwlg I Bluffton) Umpire-Garrett (Bluffton) Preliminary Geneva 12. Monmouth 13

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KIRKLAND FIVE BEATS MONROE Kangaroos Close Season With 39-21 Victory Over Bearkata Kirkland wound up It* season Friday night at home with a 3831 victory after putting down a stubborn Monroe rally In the final quarter The Kangaroo* grabbed a 13-6 lead at the quarter, but trailed 17-14 at half time and were ' still two point* behind at the bo- ( ginning of the last period, 27-25 Kirkland'* big center. Arnold, led the scoring with 20 marker* on eight field goal* and four free throw*. Winteregg paced the lotor* with eight point*, although the scoring wn« fairly evenly divided Kirkland Ffl FT TP Raumgarttier. f ... I 2 4 Engle, f 2 I 5 Arnold, e « 4 !•» Wulllman. g ... 11 3 D Itatimgartner. g .. 0 0 0 (llrod. f 2 3 7 Traxel. f 0 0 0 Johnson, g ......... 000 TOTALS 14 11 3* Monroe Hannle. f 0 2 2 Winteregg. f 3 2 It Gilbert, c I 2 4 E Gilbert, g I 2 4 Habegger. g 2 0 4 R Moser, c 0 0 0 11. Moser, g 1 5 7 Crist, g ............ 0 « 0 llatidenbUHh. g 0 2 2 TOTALS S 15 21 Referee Mower. Umpire Bennett. Preliminary Kirkland 17. Monroe 20 — a——- - COMMODORES LOSE (CONTINUED FROM PAOB ONE* Joe hid * lead of 11-10 at the half and although Anderson had numerous good epportunities to score In the final period, the Gael* failed I to dick and were eliminated The tourney will continue this afternoon, with Cathedral of Indianapolis meeting St Mary* of Michlgsn City at 2:30 p. m followed by C. C. of Fort Wayne vs. C. C. of South Bend Tonight at 7:30. St. Hedwig of South Hend will meet Hammond Catholic, and at 3 30 Collegeville win play Huntington. The semi Anal* will be played Sunday afternoon and the final* Sunday night. South Bend FG FT TP Burke, f 3 0 6 Fredlake. f 4 0 8 Ruetz, c . 4 2 10 Bailey, g 4 1 » the reproach of men. neither be ye afraid of their reviling*."—lsa. M: Salvation hook study Wednesday. 7 30 p tn w Mb* iM ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer Feb. 28 —R K Remmel, 5 miles West of Ft Wayne on No. 14 I Fab. >B— Abraham Garber 1 mile weat H mile south at Preble, Feb 27 Homer Blume • miles East of Ft. Wayne on No 14 Feb 27 Cbaancwy Sipe 81k mile East of Herne on No 118. Feb 21—Homer Blnme. * mile* East of Port Wayne on Road 14 Fab. 28 — Walter Scott. 5 mile* aoutbaaat of Decatur Prank Dellinger. Aset Feb 2* Ransome Smith. Frankfort, Ind. Registered Cattle ami Horae sale. Feb 28 Homer Milla t Sons. 5 mile* North and 4* mile East of Blußlon Fab 28-Homar Milla. 2 mile* North of Blutlog. Mar I—A. ■ Mohr. 2 mile South and 1 mile East of Convop. March I—A. K Mohr. 1 mile South. 2 mllao East Ctrnvoy. Ohio Mar 4 John Van G niiy. in i mile* Southwest of Lima. Ohio. Mar. B—Edwin Newhanaer. 1 miles North and 24* mile* West of Berne March t Ed Nawhouaer. Berne, closing out sals “•r •—W. C. North. 1H mile* En*t of Convoy on No. 38 Msr 7—Calvin McKeKan. 1 mile North and 1 mile West of Monroe Mar B—Mrs. Harry Hutlne | ’* mU » w “‘ Van Wsrt. Ohio front Co. Blßg . t DMBtar. IMina*. photm 184

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Horwanh. g non Roland, g oil Totals 15 4 34 I Decatur FG FT TP Hackman, f * 1 o 2 Ulman, f 2 18 Ter veer, c 6 2 14 Tanvas. g o o o Hahl. g 0 2 2 Roop, f 0 0 0 Bolinger, g 0 0 0 Hess, g 10 2 Totals 10 5 25 Referee. White (Franklin*. | Umpire. Hoffman iJasper*. ■ -■ o Pleasant Mills News Florence Nell, Corraapandent —— 4 Mr*. .Merle Foor and Mr* Carl Ehraam were Saturday shopper* in Van Wert. Mr*. Ed Meli hing and Mr* J Franklin Halberstadt, spent Hatarturday. shopping in Fort Wayne Lydia Mcßarne* Is seriously iji at her home with double pn»umonla following the "flu". Her daughter* Nona Carter and Con* l-amliert are at her bedside. Word ha* been received of Max Noll from the U. S Naval Training station. Great ijtkr*. ill. that he Is fine and enjoying every minute and say* it I* a swell place to he. A. N. and A F. Acker, attended , the funeral of Mr*. Sadia Frlsynger . at Wren Ohio Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. George Foor. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Hike and son Neil of Fort Wayne were Sunday

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