Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 39, Number 94, Decatur, Adams County, 19 April 1941 — Page 6

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SCHOOL TENNIS TEAM DEFEATED Drortur Drops i-2 Decision To Concordia In First Match Th* Dw-xtur high *<hool tmni* team, making It* flrxt «tart of the •egaon droM»*d a 4 to 2 <fwl«ion to Concordia high achoo! of Kort Wayne, in a matt-h played In tbl» city Friday afternoon Concordia Won three of the fitte ■ingle* matcheo and the only double* match played Result* <<f the tingle* matciww follow : Affolder |D> defeated Barth, 4-t. <•4. Mill* til) defeated Kaiwneyer 14 74. M; M> humacher IC) de seated McConnell. 4-3. 4-4; Foeßier 4C> defeated Mra'lenahan. 4-2. 94. la»hr «<*» defeated Chronister. 4®. 42 In the lone double* match. BarthSaliWiMcber *<’» defeated AtfoMrrMill*. 4-4. 44. ■— ■■■■<--.. .... - —— 6M ADAMS COUNTY COWTINCten FROM FACE ONB S* (Benford Zehr Beitler 347 John George Hoffman 379 Wilbur lb *ter Burkhart 3x5 Sherwoorl Stanley Sprunger i 399* M-lvln Ferdinand Bultenieler. 399 Vernon William Affolder 4<»l Itonald Knittie 403 Ambrose Joseph Hpanglrr 432 Luther Ambrose Bovine 447 Sherman Kiner Neuena< hwander 457 Marcel Noah Brandt 445 Alfred John Itumm hlag 475 Raymond la*wi* lx*vy 519 Monroe Beck Fuhrman til Alvin Macke 543 Hugh Richard Beitler 541 Homer Robert Reineck 545 Lawrance Earl Anspaugh 54* Paul Edward Burkhart 570 Howard Elmo Habegger 57M Charles William Busse r.*9 V>-rnoii Jerome Huffman 595 Maurice Maiwell Smith 40® Robert Levi lx»ng 403 Herbert Ehlerding 422 Harold Fred Fuelling 427 Everett Woodrow Gelsel 450 Francis John Wertgbergwr 449 Edgar I-er Archer 47u William Harold Frlca 4M Vernon Edgell

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