Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 10 February 1947 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Lose To Kendallville Fivl

Jackets Lose Final NEIC Game Friday Po'irins 12 point* through the hoop In the la-t font minutes of play, the Kendallville Comets defeated the Decatur Yellow Jacket*, 46 to 36, on the Decatur floor Friday night in the final North-ast-ern Indiana conference game of tie season for the Jackets. The teini* wen- tied at 33 3.3 with only four minutes 1- ft to play, lint Preston stocky Kendallville guard, broke loose to drive under and score twice in rapid succession, putting his team four points on top. The Jackets, des perately attempting to obtain possession of the ball, left their defense wide o|M>n an<l the Comets kept pouring in baskets to pile up their nine-point margin. Kendallville took an early 4-2 lend but the Jackets camo back to hold a 13 to S margin as the first quarter closed. The Co.nets held the Jackets to three points in the second period while counting 13 to give Kendallville a 21 to 16 lead at the half time intermission. Decatur came right back with the opening of the econd half, and went Into a 26 to 24 lead The Comets rallied to take a 29 to 25 | lead but Decatur taino through with two quick fielders to tie th--count -it 29-29 as the final quarter opened. Shields was Kendallville's leading scorer with 19 points on nine field goals and one free throw. For Decatr. Beehler and Schnepf each tallied 12 points. The Yellow Jackets will play their final home game of the season Tuesday night, entertaining the Hartford City Airdales. Decatur's last two games will be on the road, at Herne February' It and at Portland February 21. Kendallville FG FT TP Shields, f 9 1 19 Ivey, f — 0 o o Flandt. c .. 2 15 Preston, g 6 1 13 Taylor, g 1 3 5 Haney, f .... oil McGiffln, c .. 1 0 2 Totals .. 19 7 45 Decatur FG FT TP Beehler. f 6 2 12 Lehman. f .. 2 1 5 Holmes, c 10 2 Schnepf. g ... 6 0 12 Ballard, g . .... 2 1 5 Freeby, c 0 0 0 Totals 16 4 36 Referee: — Dickie, umpire: — Bonham. Preliminary Kend.illville 19. Decatur 16. 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Hanover 52. Oakland City 45. Oklahoma 45, Denver 32. Drake 42. Oklahoma A A M 34. Marquette 70, St Thomas 55.

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Hartford Gorillas Win Overtime Tilt The Hartford Gorillas defeated the Petroleum Panthers in a thrill-pack**! overtime battle Friday night, 41 to 39. on the Petroleum ri<>or. Petroleum l-'-l at the b ilf, 2<* to 19. and the teams were tie-1 at 3737 nt the expiration of the tegular p'aying time Duha-h led the winne with 13 point . and Cochran was high for Peti.deum with 11. Hartford FG FT TP Moser, f I 3 11 V/. Wanner, f 3 o r. Smith, c I 0 2 Dubach, g -.4 5 13 C. Wanner. g 1 it 2 Noll, c .... 2 2 6 Ftrahm. g <• •• Augsburm-r, g 0 11 TOTALS 15 11 4! Petroleum Johns, f 0 1 Kirkwood, f ... — - 3 17 Cochran. c 5 1 11 Borrer. r. .... 2 2 6 Ris-er. g 3 2 R Hart, f 1 4 6 TOTALS 14 11 39 Referee: McGrath I'mplre: Waltz Preliminary Hartford 31. Petroleum 20. — o Spartans Score Win Against Kangaroos The Pleasant Mills Spartans, grabbed a 25-12 lead at the midway mark and went on to win handily. 50-38, over Kirkland on th* Spirtan floor Friday night. The victors led 15-9. 25-12 and 36- ■ 22 at the end of the first three periods, respectively. Johnson with 15. Strayer with | 14 and Ray with 11 points paced the winning atta< k, while the losers" scoring was fairly evenly divided, with J. Arnold setting the pace on nine markers. Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Ray. f 5 1 H Johnson, t 71 15 Strayer, c 7 0 14 Eh ream, g ... 0 11 White, g 3 0 6 Sprunger. t ... ... 11 3 Riley, g ... -.0 0 0 Totals 23 4 50 Kirkland FG FT TP D. Arnold, f ..215 Baxter, f .... 3 2 8 Landis, c ... 1 4 6 Longenberger, g 113 Troxel, g 1 3 5 Warden, c 10 2 J. Arnold, g 4 19 Totals 13 12 25 Referee: — Newcomer, umpire: —Bixler. * Preliminary Pleasant Mills 16. Kirkland 20 PftO BASKETBALL National League Chicago 76. Detroit 44. 0 Carpenters Union Will Meet Tuesday There will he a meeting of local union 21'0, United Brotherhood ot Carpenter* and Joiner*, at 8 -'clock Tuesday evening at the Rice hotel All meinbe s are urged ta attend.

BASKETBALL DECATUR MOOSE vs FT. WAYNE MOOSE (Northeastern Ind. League Came) Sat., Feb. .8 8:30 P. M. Decatur Jr.-Sr. Gym — Preliminary — G. E. GIRLS ts SO. BEND MUSTANGS 7:30 P. M. Tickets on sale at Mouse Home. Whitest Ta

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Geneva Cardinals Lose To Pennville The Pennville Bulldogs won a nlp-andtuck battle from the Geneva Cardinals. 26 to 23, on the Geneva floor Friday night. The score wan tied at C-G at the lirrt | quarter. Geneva wax In front 10fl at the half, and the score was knoted at 18-18 at the third period Held led the Pennville scoring with 11 points, while Doherty's seven were high for Geneva. Pennville FG FT TP Connor, f 3 1 71 Miller, f 2 « 4 Hunker, c 0 2 2 Reynolds, g 10 2 Reid, g ... 2 7 11 Bouse, f 0 0 0 Scherer, g .. 0 0 0 Totals .8 10 26 Geneva FG FT TP Doherty, f 3 17 Mathys, f 11 3 Kamman. c ... Oil Stanley, g 3 0 6 Teeters, g 0 2 2 Hart, f 0 o o Pyle, g ..204 Neuenschwander. g 0 0 0 Totals 9 5 23 Referee:—Montgomery, umpire: —Conuseltnan. Preliminary Geneva 18, Pennville 16. 0 H. S. BASKETBALL Warsaw 40. Bluffton 32. Columbia City 47, Auburn 40. Fort Wayne Central 52. Fort Wayne North 31. » Fort Wayne C. C. 38. New Haven 35. Monroeville 40. Lafayette Centre! 22. Huntertown 38, Arcola 28. Hoagland 30. Elmhurst 15. Alexandria 46, Hartford City 39. Angola 43, Avilla 39. Albany 47. Portland 46. Kokomo 44, Anderson 42. Cary Emerson 52. Gary Horace Minn 41. Hammond 52. Hammond Tech 47 (overtlmei. East Chicago Washington 57, Gary Tolleston 35. South Bend Central 54. Elkhart 33. Columbus 47, Seymour 46. Connersville 49. Martinsville 42. Huntington 40. Tipton 38. Pera 61. Wabash 37. Jasper 47. Washington 28. Lafayette Jeff 39. Logansport 29. Madison 41. Batesville 29. Monticello 35. Muncie Burris 26. Bloomington 52. Vincennes 46. Frankfort 44. Richmond 38 Bedford 37, Jeffersonville 38. Mundo Central 37. Now Castle

Berne Bears Beaten By Winchester Five —— The Berne Bears, having a bad I second quarter, dropped a 50 to 47 decision io th-- Win- heater Yellow Jackets on the Winchester court Friday night. The Bears were In front at the first quarter, 14 to 13. hut Winchester held a 26 to 1R margin at the half. B n rne drove into a 35-35 third-period -lie but Win- i Chester pulled out the victor In I the closing minutes. Ro< tor led the winners with 16 point.i. and Stucky and Smith each tallhd II for Berne. Winchester FG FT TP Rector, f 7 2 16 D. Owens, f ... 0 4 4 E. Owens, e 2 0 4 Snyder, g 4 1 9 M. Owens, g 1 3 5 Maynard, c 1 0 2 Tanner, g 3 4 10 TOTALS 18 14 50 Berne Schwartz, f 3 2 R j Liechty, f 5 0 10 Stucky, c 3 5 11 Smith, g 4 3 11 i

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Hahcgger. g 2 2 6 L. Sprunger, f 0 11 FJlenbcrger, c 0 0 o TOTALS 17 13 47 Preliminary Wine herter 25. Berne 16. 0—... o —... Conservation Club Will Meet Tuesday A meeting of the AdanM county conservation club will be held at the city hall Tuesday night at 8 -•'clock. It was announced today. All m« robots are urged to attend aa aeveial matter*, acted upon by Jtho state department thia year will ite discussed during the session 0 Says Infantryman Backbone of Army — Washington. Feb. B.—(UP) — Undersecretary of war Kenneth ;C. Royall contends that the Infantryman k« still the backbone of ail armies. » In a speech to the National Rifle Association, be eald to t many people have unbalanced conceptions |of "push button'* warfare j "Who In going to take ovea- the enemy r-ountry—or defend our own !- after all buttons have Ituen pushed?” he asked

Monmouth Eagles Defeat Bearkatz Th.- M-i-rn- uh Hi-. 1 - survived an alpiost disastrous thirJ quar- | ter and .lowm-J th-- Monroe B- aii 1. -t:'. 38-32. at Herne Friday night, i T' <- Ikml-’s led 7 6 -it the end <-f I the first stanza; wen- still in ' front 20-15 at the midway mar-: b it I slipped behind. 22-24 at the end of th» third frame. They pulled out of the slump in the elo-lng period a aln. however. It was Bulmahn with 16 |>oints who p-i-ed the winning Eaghs. v.’gle Zurcher with 12 points and Hahcgger with 10 were bent for the losing five. Monmouth FG FT TP I Rtihnahn. f 7 2 16 ' (letting, f 2 2 G Reinhart, c 0 0 0 Krimtzmann. g 1 5 7 Gallmeyer. g . .. 3 2 * Siu lorf. <• ... 0 1 j Totals 13 12 3s Monroe FG FT TP llerschy, f .... 3 i 7 Lehman, f 0 1 Habegger, c ... I 2 10 Moser, k ... 1 0 2 Zurcher, g .. 6 0 12 (’. Habegger. g .. 0 0 o Pierce, c 0 0 (i Totals .. .. 14 I 32 Preliminary Monmouth 16. Monroe 7. —■■■' *"■" '•""<» ■ — o—— — I—.'— — School Sanitation Wash basins did not become part of standard school equipment until the early part of the 19th century. I when they were introduced through the efforts of a school teacher, Wil Ham Andrus Alcott. ar - i 3 J 1 k "X J HBmHI HMMI ■■l R. D. MUEGGE, Longview, Tex, J points to the spot on his abdomen where he has carried hia right car since last October when surgeons i put it there in an effort to re- | vitalize it after Muegge lost It in an automobile accident. Today he is recovering from the first of a series of operations to replace the ear. f/nternafions/)

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J. Free Frisinger Special Negotiator .1, Fee Frislne. r. f North Webst- . f- im- rly of D-< nur. ha- be«-n nanud p- i.il n- aotiator In rent (oiiir.At and will aperale i.i the Po t Wayne Decatur federal area, it was announced nt th-- Fort Wayn<- office. Mr. Frisltuei formerly w s Wl’li OPA in the p i e and gasoline division*. o C. 0. Macy Promoted By Horine! Company New Superintendent Os Service Division Th ■ recent Irsuo of ‘‘Sqtte i|.*' monthly publication of the llornu-1 l*a king Company nt Austin. Mitin, publishes the following article on the promotion of ('. D Macy, a forpier resident of this: city. "C. D. Macy has hem advanced to - uperiiltendelit of the service divi ion. to the spot made vacant last month by the retirement of Elmer N. Anderson. "Chris began his employment with the company in 193.3 as assistant to Mr. Anderson, becoming supervisor of the mechanical depar'ment in 1942. tarrying on in that capacity until his recent prortiotion. "Mr. Macy is a graduate of the (-ollege of mechanical engineering. Purdue university. Is married and has three children. "Among Chris' hobbles is a homo basement machine shop where we suspect he gets a running star: on the many mechanical l leas he succeeds in hatching out and putting to practical use throughout the packinghouse. Because of hi.-: aided responsibility lie will probably be riding shat hobby horse with more vigor than ever, on the assumption that the

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