Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 40, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1942 — Page 6

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Alumni Quintet Beats Commies Monday Night Graduates Prove Too Touqh For Varsity Team IhiiiliH <» t'mnmmbiti f>nl< *<l t<MI lllMliy KIIIH fm til.- I'HI 4.’ varsity Mimday iuklk at th** t «»»»■- iikmloi gym the former Cummb * walking off tin floor with u 3* tn An i|ri Hinn Th. acr'tirate sniping of Ait Huk •V and la-o Hackman |ir..v.-d inn nun h fur th<- f'uiiiiiuHhiK•* ft> in. rriiiiu Baker bit -■ \»'ii tim* from th. ffiHH ami mi< < hum th*' t.uil llm- to tally 13 point* lor the sruih. ami ILukm.iii Itii «li lime* from thi- field I hive T.-iv.i jiiii <m a mu'man allow for the present edition of the t'oiuiiHxlio> « thi lanky . .-nt. i hilt In* al. ti.-ldcr* ami thee.- foul shuts sot 13 |Mitnta. exactly half hi* team* total The th-l quarter was a rather taiue affair \ Maker drew tlrxt hlixal tor the alumni but u* the per lorl i lux-<1 the more wl* lieil lit •;-*». The i t <*iiniinie* took the lead al the atari of the seeoml quarter and at halt Him- Intel inissiun were nut In from hy *• u'li points al lit fit 12 Th)- grad- kepi rolling during the third quarter and au the period < lowed held a nine point margin >H 27 lo 1* Alumni Ft; FT TP A Baker, f i I IS riluali. f 1 u 2 It Hess. ■■ 10 2 OWOMnMnmMMI*ia**M**M«*MMM*H*MMM«MMM**e.’ - i«* **.. i-W ■■ wi i* ■ —i* ■ m hii iiiwiii Farment: Why Milk by hand, when you ran lx* milk* in« two rows at I hi name time by Machine? Near New Surge .Milker in first elan* working

condition to Im* sold at 11. I’. SCHMITT Farm Sale Thursday . MfIuKEGDOGKM • • — Last Time Tonight — "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" Charlo Boyer. Olivia de Haviland. Paulettr Goddard ALSO —Shorts 9c Mk Inc. Taa * WED. & Tin RS. * (UK BIG DAYS! First Show Wed. at 6:30 Continuous Thur*, from 1:30 BE SI KE TO ATTEND! * « A SO T.-TheytetA j' / •boot every ' /yFCSg*. laugh in town 100, •• they E fl ri "i •!*» ®*i«» E jF higjeit roundup ol roan...! A WwMk eNit IRNES* BLAIR ot BENCHLEY JOHN HOWARD O-taiMi Mra«» aier Sr ***** Cwrall ►km h tHU IUH tMaot if own sucawr a comm a nctuM -0 Pel. A tat—Fibber McGee A Molly. Charlie McCarthy A Edgar Bergen —o Coming Sun. — “Rlss and Shine”

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Yellow 1.0 ki’t* a 1 Huntington. Thursday County ourney* at Geneva Friday Yellow Ja< ket. at Columbia City .N. w Haven at Berne County tourney* at Geneva. Saturday Hackman. * • • 12 . Bolinger, a nil _• X Ilex*. f « " " . W Kuhnle, f I it 2 * Brad* ti. c 2 « 4 i It Baker g <> • « Tativa*. H ii n ti Gage. g " '• " Total* I* 2 3* | i Commodore* Ft. FT TP I I Kelln, f 2 I • P Kuhnle. f " « « i Ter reer. c •> 3 1-3 Welker. g 12 4 I Holl hulls*. g 2 I & I lingerie h. f " o « KI- pper. f '• " '• Wolpert. g 0 •• « Ittlede * II I I Total* II M 30 1 Iteferee Fvi-rh.irt. 1 I'mpii)’ Klelnknlght Preliminary St .100 17. Freshmen IS f» —1

Maple Rumblings Jb .Molly M opp.Nl the ho.'.ir* al his own alley* last night whin lie liuiik up a <•»* *<-ries on ecu •» of 24o|*» and Iso in th- .Minor la-a stu.. at Ms lleereation file 2"" •ii. .■»; l.>maul. 236; (.rimer, JOfiJ K. Bultem*-ier, 202; Stump. 2'i«. A hr. 2"7; l»eVo<- 245 Dor's place won three from Wren. . . Smith Insurant e took three from Fir»l State Bank . . Si haf.T’s grabbed three from Tele p1H.11.. < *•> . . lloltllollA.. ill UK* • wept tlin-<- from Si hlllz II" r and Waler Softenri sati-d two from Macklin’The -laitdiiiK-: W. L. IhH a Place 33 21 Telephone 32 22 Water Softener* 32 23 First State Bank 27 27 tlolthouae 37 27 Macklin's 26 2M 8. hlltx N 2A Schafer** 26 2k Smith Insurance 2’l 31 Wren 2'l 34 fCQRT — Last Time Tonight — | "THE DEVIL BAT" Bria Logon Suzanne Kaaren A "STORK PAVF. OFF” Ma» Rosenbloom. Roehell Hudson 9c 25c Inc. Tan ♦ ♦ WEI). & THI’RS. JANE SINGSI JANE DANCESI She term • moon drum tick, tee! \ VIWITHERS «B lea* larwitt Irici (twirls C9iiuWngM.it Cttlt Mirny lattmM UauMtoi Jack Suri * 90* **•*• ) I o—o Coming Sun.—“Tanka a Million" d “tilery Queen A Murder Ring" 11 MHMHMMKMMHNMmMMBMi

Indiana Upsets Purdue Monday By Lone Point Other Conference Leaders Knocked From Victory List Chicago. J»n 13. fl’Pl That unpredictable element that pm dine* upset* Struck three time* .iiid a pleasantly surpris' d Illinois I enphomore team awoke today to find itself leading Hu- Big Ten basketball race. By the narrow margin of two flehl goals and a free throw, fightin* mid) rdogs topped three team* Northwestern. lowa and Purdue -from the rank* of the nndeieated last night and tossed the little quest up for grab* Northwestern Ml. 34 to 32. liefore a Michigan team that had been defeated in three previous tart*; Purdue was edg'd out 41l to 3# by twlee-heaten Indiana, and lowa Imwi-d to Minnesota. II to 3S As a result Northwestern. lowa Purdue ami Minnesota fell Into a tom way lie for second place with three victories ami one defeat. Mel cumin. veteran Ml< liigati star efiinned the Wildcats at the outset hy dropping in four conamutlve baskets After failing to score for the first eight minutes. Northwestern's vaunted att.uk closed the gap for abort time, hut Michigan went ahead again and I protected a ellm bad until the j final gun The Wolverine allow

I e.| sophomore Otto Graham. who tallied fix point* in three previous I ya me* Juki »ev<-n points Piirdu.- went down to it* that de leal because it couldn't match In diana* dead-eye banket shooting 1 The hurry in' Hoosiers took just 53 , shots from the floor. Inn made 17 The llollermakera *<oi <1 only on 15 of their 71. and Don lllanken. veteran star. went scoreless for the flirit time in hi* college career lowa, given a alight Rod over - Minnesota on the basis of its pert feet record. rolled up a )•> lo I I lead in the first l» minute*. But f Warren Ajax. substitute guard, put the Gopher* back in the iininniK 1 1 hv dropping In 13 iminta in a few | ; minute*. Trailing 3* to 31. Minne- . I eota shot into the lead in the final * minute* with tlv. consecutive ha* I ! het*. Aj.it led the scorers with ( 117 point*. | I’ndefealed Illinois used jti«t six i player* to score it* third *tiatght , vutoiy and move into the conferI|. m-e 1.-ad The Hpeedy lllini out J dislam .-d an a. i-uiute-*hootiiig | (thio Suite -quad, a* to 49. Sophomore hell Menke led Illinois With I I* point* and guard Max Gecowets ’ j tallied 17 for the Bill keye*. , Wpioiihiii. titleholder la»t year, pulled out of a three-way lie for last pirn<- at the expeiiae of the haple** Chicago Maroon*. 5G to 24. The Mending*: Team W L Pct TP OP j tllinoia 3 0 I.SM IS7 12!t | X'orthw.-ateni 3 1 750 2M 162 Purdue 3 1 .750 IX4 109 Miniieaola 3 1 .750 IPX 173 lowa 3 1 .750 111 159 Indiana 2 2 .500 161 ISO WiM-onaiii I 3 .250 175 166 : Michigan 1 3 250 I2t> 152 Ohio Stale 0 3 .UM 122 159 Chicago . o 4 .000 132 242 Monday night'* reanlt*: Michigan 34. Northwestern 32; Wlaconaln | 56. Chicago 34; lllinol* SS. Ohio Stale 49; Indiana 40. Purdue 39; Mlnne*ota 41. lowa 39. Game* Saturday: Chicago at 111- < Inola, Wiaconaln va. Northwestern in Chicago Hiadlum. Michigan at Mlnneaota. lowa at Ohio Slate.

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Today’s Sport Parade | (Reg U. S. Pat. Olßca) Ay Harry Farguaon 0 ■ ■■m— f New York. Jan. 13 tl'Pt Will all the attpiring aporta writer* in the hoti*e pleaae move a little cloaler io grandpa'* rocking chair and iiaten carefully to *«me hard-earn-ed advice hoy*, don’t waate away your time in ball parka, golf counte*. fight atadiuma. race track* or teiinla court*. inatead. march right out ami acquire yotiraelvea a full-rigged military education, preferably one providing a bright, glittering uniform. For the good old day* in which *port* writer* needed merely to master their xubject matter are a* dead a* a *ea»on th-kei to Santa Anita park. Don't bother atudying tteeoriea of putting, the number of furlong* In a mile or how many men Bobby Feller atruck out In 1935. Forget the*e thing*, and concentrate on the manual of arm*. Jane's "Fighting Ship*." and th.- delicate que*tlon of how many *tar* of what color make a man a major general.

No anickerlng, Marmaduke, I mean It. I mean It beeanae I have just •pent a day stumbling through the mysteries of Governor'* Island to confirm the breath-taking new* that Joe lamia passed his army physical examination, which hereafter will be deNlgnated as th* battie of Fort Jay a three hour etnbrogllo of whh-h I am the first and most serious casualty. After one shift on Governor's laland. embroiled In army protocol.

First Aid Dugout in Hawaii - United Etatea troop* and native workmen in Honolulu, bland or Oahu, Hawaii, are ahown working on a dugout to be ueed for Aral Aid And aurgery In time of emergency.

I can faithfully report that General Sherman was given the gross understatement and that all the year* I have devot'd to memortelng the nuances of sports have gone lor naught For in three hour* I discovered : 1. That the ability to diagram an end run or analyze a tna*hle shot len t nearly so vital as the ability to distinguish Imtween the number />f bur* and stars on an officer's shoulder or Io know whether a second lieutenant should be acoated a* "captain." "mister,” or just plain "hey, yon." 2. That the task of determining Itetween a hit and an error or calling a horse in a photo finish doesn't compare with that of sensing that one never question* a sergeant If major le within earshot or of realizing that one word from an M. P. equals I<> pages of instructions from the boss.

3. That a reporter In a military enaempment needs more pawses than a crap-shooter Intent in running 11 into lI2H and that stepping between the colonel and the news photographer's camera is; a sin far les* forgivable than that of tossing a lighted cigarette Into an ammunition dump. . These mutterings may sound trivial, but they really aren't—not In these day* when the navy Im a partner in prize fights and football game*, the army grabs the world heavyweight oliamp and all events are rated by the gold braid they attract rather than the gate receipts. I first realized what sports writers faced Friday night when I tried to enter Buddy .Baer's dressing room somewhere In between

Joe Louis Enters U. 5. Armed Forces — Induct Heavyweight Champion Wednesday New York. Jan 13. - <1 Pt Hi-nvywclghi champion Jor- laritfs winds up a brl*r UH of business with the Naval relief sm lety today before leaving tor Camp I pion, lams bland tb be Inducted Into the at my tomorrow morning l.mil*. with his loniatiagirs Jub Inn Bla< k and John Kosluirough and promoter Mike Jacobs will assist in a brief ceremony of presentation this afternoon hi which the navy's relief organisation will p0.k.1 a ■herk for PR.M2 111 as their share of Joe's successful title depose against Buddy Baet In Madison Nquare Carden last Friday night A breakdown of the gate receipts will also be made available. laiuls went through a line of doctors at Fort Jay at Governor's Island yesterday and waa pro nonneed Hi to flght for Cm le Sam. It was the most ballyhooed army eutnlnatlon ever staged and according to Louis, lopjted any physical onceover that he has received In hl* long ring career. Manager Sought Chicago, Jan. 13. I CP) Julian Black, who lost his heavyweight champion Joe Louis to the army yieterday. was sought today lo ap-p-ar before a grand jury Investigating the Chicago "policy racket.” Assistant slates attorney Wilbert F. Crowley said that the Cook county grand jury hud Issued a silb|ioenu for Black. Black, luiuls' comanager. Is In New York, but Crowley said he didn't know where the subpoena would be served. John Rogborough. lamls* other manager was sentenced In ftetroll last week to two and a half lo live years In prison for alleged dealing in policy slips

the captains and th.- lieutenants, junior grade. I was tersely informed by a seaman, first class, that after the seamen, third claaa, reporters came first. My susplclona strengthened when I visited navy headquarters in quest of one J. J. Tunney. a former prizefighter once known as the fighting marine. I el rolled into a long room whistling "Anchors Awelgb" and asked for “pene". What the seaman, second class, told me was unfortunately first class ot its type. YeMterday at Fort Jay. where I climbed under bayonets, through barbed wire, and in and out of trenches while pursuing Private Joseph latuis Harrow, I received tny closest call. All morning I had been questioned so strictly that by the time I reached the third gate I rattled answers with the gllbnea* of Oscar levant and with no thought whatsoever. The particular sergeant at hand I had called off my age. weight, height home addresa and dependents when somebody yelled, "stop, hoi everything.” and colleague Jack Cuddy came racing over to jerk me out of line. B Beams I wasn't talking my way past a guard at all. I was collating in the 63rd engineers. See what I mean. Marmaduke? _ I. ■■ - a— — Narrow streets and greatly Increased use ot motor vehicle* have created a traffic problem In Panama City, the Department of Commerce says.

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COLLtOI BASKETBALL. Indiana 4«. Purdue 3S Mlchigflan 14. Northwest-rn 32 Minnesota 41. lowa 3» Wisconsin M. Chicago 24 Illinois ft*. Ohio Ntute 4*t Notre Ham* »|. Hyracuse 35. Butler 41. DePAuw 34 GEN MocARTHUR'S CONTtNUKD PHOM PACK ORk Fast Indies. It reported that "enemy air activity was confined lo attacks by dive bom Iters In support of artillery fire. No enemy Immblng attacks were made on fined fortifications " That Indicated that the Japanese have not renewed their heavy air assaults on Corregldor Island. Added to the report* of sweepIng air action against the northern fringe of the .Ihitch Islands and hi Malaya. Il appeared that the Japanese have sent the bulk of their air strength to such point* a* Bavao. film miles south of Manila. The Japanese air and *«a attack on the Ihitch Islands was being met by a growing force of united nations aircraft. Including many

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American plans Vai aplHured thin . W of Japan**!- ( | i-r may i urn, ’ Indies hutilt W Japane*a ih.i| of the Bataan fight. , f fl | feted from the i * .1 ipaii)■*)• 11... ii- ,f , !"''■) ->)• i.ii> • ■ " ' Bllli i i ll.'l b> H,. < .H i Tin- Lip. ■ . HLI Marlveles in., of Ba tan ii or of Kidor fortress in Another Japan*** claim was that a f M tranaporiM I* ix lll( off Bataan i'".i< -.i. a.. Iho evacua l Inn of troops. 500 Sheets neathfl B'ixll . 20 lh.. O Mimeograph. gn«uj J and drying <iuah'/»| for pen and ink DECATI R liEMiKi* ai Phone*