Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 295, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1940 — Page 6

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CYODEFEATED | BY CLOVERLEAF Suffer* Find League Defeat Bj 36 To 27 Score Thursday The Dei.cur CYO nattered tin flrat defeat of the season Thursday nigh' In the Adams < minty WPA adult basketball league. drop-’ ( pmir a M to 2? game in Cloverleaf. I < In th»* only other tame played. , M< Millen edged out Blue ('reek 23 to 2" In the first »• hedul--d game of the evening Monmouth i forfeited to the Men bants. McMillan FG FT TP Hoyer, f 15 7 Hampshire, f o • 0 ' Bollenba. her, c 2 3 * Kipfer. a » « 0 Myers g I 2 « Williamson, t 1 « 2 Darr a ® ® " » Total. 7T 71 ’ Bui Creak FG FT TP »mith. f " •• o p Baumgartner f 0 0 0 Hurs’ < 2 •• * . Blythe a » 3 H Heller a 2 1 s |( To 14 Cloverleaf FG FT TP Stapleton. f Kill Jarkrnm. f 0 0 0 J Hebble. c 10 2 ’ Strickler. g 3 « 12 . Hill. g 10 2* Schaffer. f 10 2“ Andn-as g 2 15' Totals IB » 3« CYO >' FG FT TP I' A Baker f . 3 2 h 1* B Hess. I 13 5 1Hraden. < . 2 « ♦ K Bei ker e I 2 * B Tsnvas. a 10 2 Aibrrding. t o o 0 N Hess. g .000 Kiihnle g 2 if B F Totals Id 7 27 II Referee Khdnknight. I. I'mplre Beal. *

“HEY KIDDIES!” SANTA w ill again he at the Cash Coal & Supply • with ■ “JEANNETTE" hitched to a ideigh load of package* for kiddie* between the ages of I and II year* 3 P. M., Dec. 24th. R. A. STUC KEY HOME OF WINKLER STOKER "The Stone ('rubher.**

Announcing! Change in Ownership We wish to announce to the publie that we have purchased and have now assumed active management of JIM’S SERVICE STATION Comer Second and Jackson Sts. — and invite our old friends as well as the new to drive in for their motoring needs. We will continue to sell the famous TEXACO PRODUCTS and render the same efficient service. AS AN INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL we offer the following SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Car Washing—Lubrication A « £A Brake Adjustment A TEXACO STAR SERVICE EARL STADER AIDEN BABCOCK

Week’* Schedule For Adam* County Basketball Team* » - Berne at Yellow Jackets Commodores'at Hl aMry'a, Anderson. t Monroe at Pleasant Mills Jefferson at Kirkland Petroleum at Hartford. Saturday Four-team tourney at Monmouth < Monmouth Monroe. Kirkland and Geneva > OVERTIME TILT TOPS LEAGUE Another Extra Session (iame In Intramural Loop l.a«t Night Another overtime tilt fimtured ] play in the intramural league at the Decatur junior-senior high school | last night, a. the senior division •fo-tled activities The Red-kins fio-rd out a 15 13 decision over 'h>' 1 Polar B'-ars after th* count was j inotted 13-all at the end of the regu-J ar playing period The Blue Hagies | icnred an easy 29-15 victory overt he Yellow Flashes in the other tam<- The hog scores Redskins FG FT. TP Wills f 10 2 Cady f 10.’ gelchi c 10 2 lea re g 10 2 Preidt g 2 15 Oley 1 0 2 jlke 0 0 0 Totals 711115 1 Polar Bears irake f 113 »a vidson f 2 » 2 ‘‘rauhlger e 10 2; ane g 0 0 01 foreman g I 0 2 iarber 10 2 Totals « 1 13 Blue Eagles FG FT TP ’’uhrman f 2 0 B (offman f 10 2, .imger c 2 15 Ichamerloh g 12 1

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crossing a chicken with a pig In the hope ot getting ready made ham and eggs. If you come right down to It. the 1 conference member*. Instead ot ■ voting |su to the player* who need-1 ed the money, should have advlied I the boy* to pa*« up the game and (•fee lhe job* After all. amateur < guardian* are *uppo«ted to tie aound | enough In judgment to know that i the Rose Bowl or any other howl | Isn't of world shaking Importance ]' In short, they might have cast an j eye to the boys' futures and seen I past Xew Year's day. Now we'll come to the payoff by the brethren of the conference. After nodding assent to a proposal that made for professionalism. I which would indicate they don't ' think playing for money is a card-1 . Inal sin. they said no a thousand I ' time* no. when asked to grant per- { mission to the Chicago Bears and I an all-star pro team from the Nattonal league, to use the l»s Angeles memorial coliseum for a char 1 By game The proa wanted the ; coliseum because It seats lOO.uOO or more customers. The customers wanted the coliseum as a site for the game because there were 100.■too or morp of them who wanted | to see the best football has to offer. Hut the conference refused the request on the ground* that lhe coliseum, which waa built for the Olympic game* in 1932. It, dedicated to amateur sport* By implication the conference made It plain that It felt the professional* should neve rbe allowed to desecrate such a halowed playing field. And they shoot clay pigeons! ' Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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WOJWL Decatur's Yellow Jacket* and | Berne'* Bear* will stage one of > their traditional battle* tonight at | the Yellow Jacket* gymnasium in j thia i lty. / --000 - The** game* ar* annually am*ng ths feature* •* tn* schedule* of both t*ams and to night's I* n* *arepti*n. Rated •n pact perfermanc** there is iittl* to chess* b*tw**n the** tw* quintets, and th* outcome appears a tossup Comparison «f *i*e*s show* littl* differone* and fan* should be in for a r*at batt I*. 000Decatur * Commodore* will take ’ to the road tonight for their sec- { ond tilt of the week. The Commie* will journey to Anderson, where they will meet the Gael* of Ht. Mary * These team* have been rb tai* :>ir many year* and some in(creating battle* have ensued in part meeting* * — 000— Other game* tonight on lhe county menu are Monroe at I’b-a*- , ant Mill*. Jeffrraon at Kirkland I ■nd Petroleum at Hartford. —•ObSaturday'* *< hedule will be featured by the four-team Invltstloti tourney at the Monmouth gymnasium Teams to compete other than the host M-hool are .Monroe. Kirkland and Geneva. —®Ow ~ Tonight'* tilt will be the la»t appearance of the Yellow Jacket* for ' three week* aa the Decatur lad* will he idle until Jattuary3. when I they travel to Auburn for a Northeastern Indiana conference tilt with j the Red Devil*. —oOo The Commodore*, however, will have g bu*y holiday season- with three gam** in th* next 10 day*. Th* Commie* will play Huntington Catholis at Huntington December I>, will entertain Menroevill* her* December 20. and the Gaels from Anderson will meet the Commodore* in th* Yellow Jacket gymnasium Monday, December 23. —oOo — The Commodore* were scheduled to entertain Ht Roee of Lima Ohio, here December 30. but this date ha* been changed at the request of St Rose official*. A tentative date fur the game ha* been set on Sun- \ day afternoon. January 19. -000— The Butler Bulldog* threw a

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I >eal w ar* Intn the all powerful Ind-1 lana university baaketeer* last I night al the Bulkl fieldhouse H;itI ler led most of the game but a late rally by Indiana earmd a 39 to 3« victory Roh hr > termer Herne alar, scored twj field goal* and a free throw Poach M<Cra> ken aaed 12 play<r* dining the game ■—<Mteee.iiini.nl .1 Decatur Bow ling * league 1 O - "*"■■ ■.. o For lhe first time In week* M.i jor league keglera at Mies re<-re-■lion lasi night lived up to repn tallon* and hung up *ome fine «<-or- ; ••* Tony Hpangle’- outshone the i rest of the hoys, getting a huge *l9 - on game* of 213, 231 and 275 I' Hill Tut Weller posted a bi* *SO R. Woodhall a *72 and R H. hultz a *ls Don Reldenbar h and Hun Keller came close to the *OO count with 5P* and 591. respr. lively 200 Beer** Mlea, 20*. Mutschler. 2ul. Ahr. 219; Tutweller 2k* and 211: Keller. 208 and 211; Mose*. 210; Celt. 202. Burke (the Cloverleaf Burke, riot Adrian). 221; Hoagland. 30B: Heldenhach. 22«; R. Worrdball. 2*5 and 235; Lankenau. 212 and 2<>l; Trentadue. 201; Hilar 203, Me-se 203. Krick. 2W‘. Maby. 229. G Hr hult*. 235. K. H< hulls, 217 and 231 Result* Bruce's Grill won three from Cloverleaf ; Diner. Mi Millen'* won three from Btol> Burke's won two from Muts<hi ler's. Monroeville won three from 7 Cp by forfeit. •landing* W L Mutschler* 1* 10 Bruce « Grill 23 13 . Monroeville 23 13 Burkes 2u N M< Millen’s 20 l« Cloverleaf .. «.. .... 13 23 Rtol* Diner 9 27 Wiley Ford I" -*n 'Note: Wiley Ford h*» been substituted for 7-Vpi GIVE GRDGRAM CONTIXUKD FROM PAGE? OXK acter* Mr* Wang. Gladys Miller; missionary. Betty Meyers; new life worker. Elsie Porter; Chinese woman. Martha Meyers; young Chinese boy Hilly Graham, relief worker Bernice Barber, teacher. Bud ' Barber. Christian student. Lola Baughman, young wife. Martha Ellen Hower; nurse, Kathryn ' Dav**. league benedict 100. —a* ■ 11 - Ned Johnson Member Os I. U. Glee Club Ned Johnson son id Mr. and Mr*. Roy H Johnson of this city. Is a member of the Indiana university

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