Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1940 — Page 8

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MONROE BEATS GRAY QUINTET Hrarkatz Score 37 To 29 Victor) Over Jay County Team 1 »l ■— Th* Mtmro* Bearkats registered thrlr thud victory of th* MMM Wette--day right debating Cray of Jay county 37 to 3* al 'h* Port land armory Munr>>* ,*d practically all th* •ay although forced to rally after Cray had ned th* scor* at 22 22 during th* third quarter. Crist wa« th* leading Monro* scorer with I! point* followed by Winteregg and A Hand* -bu.h with inn* paint* ‘ eac h H Hampson and H Hamp-; . ...1....?..'.' - — each. Mmiroe FG FT TP K Raiidebuah f 11 1 1 WAate'egg I A I » Gibert < A Haudebu«h a Ttetnv f " " " Kick, f “ " " Total* . Il U »’ Gray P'> l' T TP R |}ain|Hucii f 1 J k Waldron t .00" Steffen i '• " •’ H Hampton, g 2 A b Merrtl-t g 0 0 0 Brig I* r f Champ c I " Reynold* g 2 o A Total* II ' Referee Mr Kinley I'mpire. Stout Preliminary Cray IS. Monroe S • • Decatur Bowling: League • • Marathon Oil rolled thrir way Into th* Men hunt League lead at Mira recreation laat night acorlng thrr* win* over Hom* Oro< ery 2.2 AS to 2 232 Happy's Place, the league leader moat o! the aeaa on fell to second place and S<-liaf era moved Into third Tope bowling with Schafer's posted high aeries a nice *35. while Fred Hoffmann Happy a Place kegier also broke Into th* select group with a «* The double century counts Green 212: Whithurst. 200; Hilly. 2"l. Hoffman 230. Hummer. 211 Tope. 200. 215 220. Schlickman 203. Coaler. 2o» J Christen. 22H and Zehr, 20* Results Marathon Oil won three from

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Thursday Commodores at St John’s Lima. 1 OBta Friday Hoagland at Yellow Jas kets. Willshire at pleasant Milla. Co neva at Kirkland Monmouth at Hartford B*iue a' R*dk*y Home Grew ery White Rose won three from Hon K (Crust. Drewry's won two from First Stat* Hank S> herer’s won two from Happy’s Plac * Schafer s won two from Ossian AaP won two from Andrews' Case. Standings W .. ..I ...... Mcnc-hoiTT * Happy's Place .21 II Me hater's . 2" B , Hon K Krust I* 14 White Rose IT l« , Drewry's . Id IT | First State Bank 1* K Ossian Id IT | Home Grocery 14 IB , Scherer's IA I* Andrews Case B 2" ASP 2A < GORILLAS LOSE TO VAN BUREN Hartford Township In Defeated By 51 To 23 Score Wednetsday After a ha dfough' first half, th* Hartford Gorillas weakened in the sec oticl period to drop a 51 2-1 tilt to Van Buren on th* latter * floor ( last night Van Hume h*ld a slim. 7* lead at quarter tlm* increased their lead to 17 10 at half time- and then forged further ahead in th* last two stanras Nelson Van Buren forward led the- scoring with an even 20 points Augsburger was best for the Adams county five with seven points Van Buren FG FT TP Nelnon. t * A 2" Clubertson f . 3 1 ~ l.lntcm c 5 1 11 Imyle g 2 !• fe Corey, g .30* Freyburg g .102 Wolf, g 0 0 0 Pulley, g 0 0 0 Totals . 22 T 51 Hartford FG FT TP Amstutz. f 2 0 4 Augsburger. f 3 1 T Ziegler, c 2 0 4, G Dubach g 113 W Dubach g 113 Runyon, g 1 • > Kistler, g ’ Rlggili. f . 0 0 0 Totals 10 3 23 Referee. laiyman cMarlonl. Vmplre. Cashman < Marlon). Preliminary I V ,-. B'l *ti 25 Hartford 11 500 Sheet*, neatly wrapped. Mini 1 • 20 Ib. White unw-at-rrmarked mintettirraph. adaptable for all kind* of mimeograph work and uuitahle for ink signature, KOe. ' The Decatur Democrat Co. aMMHMavaHaßMuaMasßMMMaHamnßumwaana*

GRID OFFICIAL ADMITS ERROR Head Linesman Admit* Giving Nine Yard* To Notre Dame New York. Nov 2* tl'Pl An official Ing error which gave nine undeserved yards to Notre Dam* ' Ijv the Navy gam* at Baltimore. Nov ». ha« been admitted by head linesman Austin lak<. commissioner Asa Bushnell of the Kaatern In’ercolirgiate football association -aid today The mistake occurred during th* Irish drive for the winning touchdown in the last few minutes ot Iday Notre Dame won, 13-T. Th« play went something Ilk* this in the fourth period Navy led 7-g and Notre Dame put the ball In play o nth* Middle*' SA year line, second down anti Ik yards to go. j Navy was charged with defensive holding, the penalty for which Is j five yard and first tdown for the offensive team hut the penally was inflicted from the 25-yard line : punmit the icail on Navy's 2" In- 1 •tea dos Its 2U latke has accepted full blame for i the mistake In a statement to I Bushnell, he said "The fault was) min* and not referee- John R Trim bul’s inasmuch as it was my job to j give him eaact location of the foul 1 must have mistaken the chain stake for the pin-stake " -V ■ ■ --■ —— * Today’* Sport Parade 8y Htnry McLsmors Omaha Neb., Nov 2* UP.: — What does a turkey drumstick taste like’ What's the color of cranberry sauce’ Is it better to pour all the giblet gravy over th* dressing or save some for th* mashed potatoes? I would like to know bee ause I ' am the man without a Thanksgiving Even the president s generous provision of two of them has not helped m* l-swt Thursday I was in lowa where Thanksgiving is today and where on last Thursday the Republicans served Feft-OVers just to prove their independence I Now i day on Thanksgiving No 2 I am in N*b-aska where they haven t even left-overs from the turkey with which they celebrated a week ago So once again I will - honor th* Pilgrim fathers by break Ing my trans-continental motor VH* long enough to wait my turn at ye wayside diner -gents Invited tables for ladles c and enjoy breaat of hamburger mall order gravy. home-bak*d pie* (but whoae home’), and coffee that esc aped the draft by a good five years I m not complaining because this sort of Thanksgiving Is nothing new to m* A man can't elpec t pc keep up with half backs, whigbacks. fullbacks and quarterback* and ever see a turkey back on his own dining room table, wifli all his relatives gathered round, smoking his cigars drinking hi* wine, complaining of the service, and saying they aren't particular but all they care about is white meat. Come to think of It, my sort of Thankaglvmg has It* advantages at that Take that Thanksgiving I had In I»3T. Just outside of Pbuenli. with some Indians In a . grocery store The sardines were ' very good, so were the baked bans, and when I was tlnlahed I got right up and left, without having to sit 1 and disc uss the misfortunes that kept uncle Charley and aunt Pet from being with us on this glori lou* day. In 1»3« I shared Thanksgiving I with a congenial group of truck drivers in a cosy beanery Just outside of Fort Wayne. Indiana Not a blessed one of my companions insisted that I take a ride In his new car after dinner We all paid • our bills and scrammed. Thanksgiving of 103» found me somewhere around Han Francisco, with s late breakfast to carry me I through the day. I didn't eat any dinner at all and I waa spared hav Ing to eat aunt Gussie s special I chow-chow or aunt Bessle'a pride and joy. her canned green tomatoes. or any of the chocolate pie I that cousin Dell had brought all j the way from Statesboro with her. . If you know how far Statesboro Is from my house, and how cousin Del traveled, you’ll know what 1 escaped by being near Alcatras and ' not near cousin Dell. (Any of my relatives who hap-

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pen to read thli will know that any mention of them la purely coincidental and true I Rut perhaps this la al) a bunch ot sour grape* ot wrath at the thought of a hamburger Thanksgiving Maybe somewhere, in my heart and in my stomach. I do mis*

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