Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 246, Decatur, Adams County, 18 October 1945 — Page 8

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Battle Raging On Pros Signing College Stars CMr-aao. Oct. J* (UP)—Elroy lllr* h, the famous "Crasylega" of Wisconsin's 1942 football team, today wax In tin* middle of u taging battle between university official* and an owner of a professional football team. The sore spot wa* whe'her Hireali had signed a contract to play professional football, thereby ending hl* eligibility rt Wiscon•ln. John L. Keeahln, uww r<t the Chicago franchise In the n<w Al!America football conference, flatly maintain* that Hirxi-b. now a marine lietitenan', ha* signed to play with hl* team upon discharge from the service. Head coach and athletic director Harry Stuhldrvher of Wisconsin and hi* protege, Hiracb, both maintain) that “t'rasylogs" hasn't signed. Hui the argnmen* goes deeper than that. It i* the spotlighted case of many that are to come before university official* and Intercollegiate conferences deal Ing with whether servicemen have

j CORTI O o — Last Time Tonight — "SONG OF THE PRAIRIE" W'th Hoosier Hot Shots ALSO—Shorts 9c 30c Inc. Tax U — U FRI. & SAT. Hopaiong Cassidy PRAIRIE” William Boyd. Gabby Hayes O—O Sun. Mon. Tues. "Sporting Chance" A "Hitchhike to Happiness."

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accepted, one way or mother, the lucrative offer* made by pro team*. Under the Big Ten code, any th* la rat loti of Intent to play professional athletic* automatically makes a Imy ineligible for further In'ereolli giat" co m petition. IfiiMxh had two year* left to go at Wisconsin. Commissioner Kenneth L. (Tugt Wi|*on of the Illg Ten refused to comment on the case until he ha* the "complete detail* or I see the contract.** Meanwhile, 'he fight wa* beginning to get rough bit Ween Keeahin and Htuhldreher. Following Kee*hln'* announcement of Hirsch's HignitiK, Stuhl-Idn-her promptly labeled the statement a* '‘utterly false." Htuhldreher said he talked to Hirach by long distance telephone and "he strongly denied II." Hirsch told the I'nlted Press at the El Toro, Calif., marine base that K>*e*hin hail made him an intiroMiing offer, but I haven't accepted It and going bark to achool R s’lll my first choice.” Keeshin took picks on Stuhldreher, but dismissed Hirsch's tatemvtit with ‘the kid is in a touch spot." "Mr. Htuhldreher, however, better in careful what kind of statemen'* be makes,” Keexhin said. ' You tell him that Mr, Kveshin doe* not tell falsehoods. Hirsch ha* signed to (day professional football will) us and that I* final.” —- ■ o ——- Indiana Basketball Schedule Announced ninomlngton, Ind , Oct. 18 (UPt Indiana University’s basketball Hoosier*, aim.ng at their pre war place in the sun after none-too-happy wartime seasons, open 194546 play Itec 1 on the home court. Coach Harry C. Good announced today. The Hornier*'* opening foe will be the soldiers of Camp Atterbury. I nil Tlie only other M-rvice rival. on (if indiiiii rm it W:ikeman General Hospital. Indiana get* lie Big Ten schedule under way Itec. 22 at Michigan. The complete card: Dec. 1 Camp Atterbury: Dec. 4 Wakeman General Hospital at Camp Atterbury; Dec. S Washington I'. of St Utuis; Dec. 11 at Camp Atterbury; Dec 15 at University of Umlsville; Dec. 22 at Michigan: Jan. I at Butler; Jan. 5 at Chicago; Jan. 7 Minnesota; Jan. 13 Iowa; Jan. 16 at Purdue; Jan. 19 Ohio State: Jan. 21—Michigan; Jan. 26 Chicago; Feb. 5 at Washington U. of St. Louis; Feb 9 at Ohio State; Feb. i« — Purdue; Feb. 19 Ball State: Feb. 23 Minnesota; Feb. 25 at lowa. Four new rival* are included this season Ball State of Muncie, Ind.; Butler of Indianapolis; Washington U. and lamlsville. BULLETIN New York. Oct. 18-(UR)—Af-ter a final dispute over television receipts, challenger Billy Conn and hi* manager, Johnny Ray, signed today for a heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis in June. Legion Card Party 8 p. m. Fnday, for members, auxiliary, servicemen. Bridge, pinochle. 500, will lie played. Prizes and refreshments. 1

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A's Sell Hurler To Cleveland Indians bi Philadelphia, Oct 18 (UP) ’! Connie Mack, trying to rebuild Ms > | cellar-dwelling I'hllad-'.phla Ath L . iletlca. went shopping for players , J today after selling pitcher Don I Black to the Cleveland Indiana for r<ca*h in the second transaction In I h two day*. r| On Tuesday Mack traded first! r I baseman Dick Siebert tn the St., . I Louis Browns for George McQulnn. I >, Mack retained hie leading pitcher.. Ku** Christopher, and announced ' that Christopher ha* signed alrea-| » dy for 1946. a* ha* Boho Newotn. | i — - Death Os Hoosier j Hunter Accidental Pierre. S. D-, Oct. 18 (UP)— A coroner's Jury returned a verdict yesterday that the death of Robert Summer*, 32. I.a Porte. Ind., resulted from a gunshot wound sc- ' cldentally Inflicted by Mitchell Xonlk, also of l.a Porte, while the two were hunting pheasants near Blunt, S. D. The accident occurred Oct 10. ' * ■LT MEXICAN authorities charge Dr. Gustav Leal Morales, above, with being the ringleader of a gang which smuggled Mexican workers across the border, then waylaid and killed them for their savings —wiirHThty returned At least :,8 persons are known to have been I killed. (International} o COLONEL PERON - - - --- tTiirn To Page 5. Column 4) newspaper later announced it wouljl not publish today. The wily Peron gave the call for the general strike last night from the balcony of the Argentine "white house," where he ami president Edehniro Farrell etnbrae, d before f.u.000 cheering ad ' heretit* ga'hered to hall his re- ' turn io power. Peron said all workers should join in the strike in fitting cele- ■ bration of "thl* day of glory" ■ exactly one week after his depox--4 al by democratic elements as vice- ; president, war minister and labor - minister. In a counter-coup so swift It apparently left bl* opponents speech les*. Peron yesterday swept Ixith his rivals and a proposed civilian cabinet from power and prepared to have a cabinet of his own choosing Installed. He did not re-join the government himself, but apparently will bo content to maneuver behind the scenes while preparing to run , for the presidency in general election* scheduled for April. Under j current conditions, he appeared to • | have a good chance of being , 1 elected. Buenos Aire.*’ transport system

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wax the first public utility to be affected by the general strike. Shortly after midnight, all buses and trolley cars ceased service. Capt. Ervin Bucher Is Given Discharae ('apt. Ervin Bucher, son of Mr.: and Mia. Chris Buchi-r. 419 N.I Third etreet, has Iwe'i h morably i discharged from the air crops [ Capt Bucher wa* a fighter pilot ’ and bad 250 combat hours of flying to hl* credit when he returned to the United State* from Afri ' i a in !'■ brnarv. !2lU—He—tGuT'at ' taclied to the Twelfth Air Force. Since bis return to the states he!

Police Break Up Sitdown Strike I " -so—r_--W’ ■ep '"jESjL. flfl ARMED WITH HICKORY CLUBS and hacked by deputy sheriffs. Los Angeles police are shown breaking up the sitdown blockade at Warner Bros, studio. -Many of the picketing "aitdowners" were dragged across the s'reet to clear the studio entrance, while sympathizers jeered. Several were injured and three were at rested.

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has been stationed at Marshal Field. Kan. Capt. Bucher will probably engage Iti busdnero In this city, he stated. Invite City Police To FBI Conference Chief Ed Miller and members of the local police department have I been incited to attend the fall conference of the FBI In Fort Wayne, at (he Municipal court raom on Thursday. October 25. !— —roßTerence program iiaii" i been planned to include discus- • ions which have been requust'-d ! liy law enforcement officers iu the

■tat*. The session will featm* * di monstration of defensive and disarming method* for police officers, and a discussion of 180 arresting rights of Indiana James I. Dalton, who assumed charge of the FBI In Indianapolis last AuKiiel, will bo on the program. Gary Man Confesses Fort Waynejtobbery Fort Wayne, Ind.. Oct. II—H’P) Orville T. Anderson, 35, Gary, has confessed to taking part in the robbing of the Strasburg Bros Jewelry store of IB.MO In cash and Jewelry last July 9. Anderson was the last of three Gary men arrested for the robbery. He had denied that he took part In It until yesterday when he was questioned by police, fidlowing a He detector lest. Anderwon said he received 130 ■■ bis share of the money. He is being hold under 9U.OM bond on charge of armed robbery. The other member* of the tilo include Frank Reside. 34. now serving a Ut-25 years sentence at Indiana elate prison, and Ray Deark Howard. 32. awaiting trial.

j Today's Sports Parade I By Oscar Fral*y I Reg. U. 8. PaL Off.) 0 0 New York. Oct. 18—(UP)—Jarred Into a state of seml-pro by last week's lack of collegiate co-opera-tion the fifth edition of Fraleys Follies, or the week-end football winners. The Mid-West Ohio State over Purdue—Downing a boilermaker, hie! Indiana over lowa — Hoos-yer choice? Minnesota over Northwestern — There outa be a law. Illinois over Wisconsin—woo to the combat. lowa State over Nebraska—cornhusking championships started in 1924. Oklahoma over Kansas—two on the aisle please. Also: Missouri over Kansas State. Baldwin-Wallace over Denlaon. Michigan State over Wayne -sJid Illinois Wesleyan over DeKalb. The East Army over Melville TBC — Ah dotes on that kind. Navy over Georgia Tech Then

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a sad. sore trip home. Notre Dame over Pitt—even the waterboy gets In. Holy fros* over Brown — the slate slays clean. Columbia over Colgate gee that ■ little smile, finally. NYU over CCNY—ah. victory. Also: Temple over West Virginia. Penn Htste over Bucknell, Connecticut over Maine and Rochester over Womster. Th* South Georgia over L.S.U.--fripnl'n on down. Alabama over Tennessee— Just full of lumps Auburn over Tulane—or lerlse sets In. Wake Forest over North Carolina State how y'all, governor? W. AM. over V.M.l.—or 1.0. U. Also: Vanderbilt over Kentucky. Maryland over VPI and Richmond over Gullford. Th* Bouthw**t Arkansas over Texas—the blueplate special. B.M.U. over Rice—plenty starch In the collars, Lee. Texas A. A M. over T.C.U.— a farmyard frolic. Baylor over Texas Tech— imagine. gettln* paid for this. Tulsa over Nevada — but don't tell the boa*. Ths *st Southern Cal over C.O.P. — no. they're not policemen. St. Mary's Pre-Flight over U. C. L. A.—regular alphalwt soup. Washington State over Oregon—timber! Washington over Oregon State — wound like the Phil* and A's.

Elks Danct Saturday, Oct. 20:”. ELKS HOME—DEC ATI K Music By CHARLES ROSE Orehestn Elk Members and Invited Guests welcome. A cordial welcome to men and women in uniform. ITU YO|IR pA,IM p tAR “ JF BWaEIJEf IS YOl'K ADMISSION.

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