Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 243, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1948 — Page 8

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Fete Moose Softball And Bowling Teams j Member* of the M<k»*<- softball ami bowling teams were feted at a dinner last evening by the Ifoyal Order of Mooae at the Moose home on Jackson street Governor Amo* Hurmon was chairman of the program and Wesley Titus acted as toastmaster. The dinner was served by Women of the Moose. Preceding the talks by club managers and award of trophi-s to the teams, a large portrait of the late Senator James J Davis, founder and inspired leader of Mooseheart, the Child City, wa unveiled by Mr. Harmon A brief talk was given bv Ar thur R. Ilo’thouse in conn ction ■with the unveiling ceremonv "James J Davis, a Welsh immigrant. proved one of the most ■worthv ci izens that ever came t<< • our shores," the speaker sell "Living monuments to his Ides* Ism and h«m«ni’*rl*n «ni r i» wt'”»<’ in th» great institutions tor ch'l dren and the aged, conceived him Mr. Davis tru v lived >•'• own philosophy when he said. ‘Vo man stands so strsivb* and tai’ as when he stoops to lift up » chilli'." r O. Wvnn com'ins""' of Moo-'n softball tesm. which woe the na'ionnl Mow ch-mn'onshto last year end finished till* SWISS" 9s nn netstendinv team thin’-ei’ the n'-ivers for their mnrv”-*tl*»n Arnone the victories won this vssr w<i« the Suburban league championship. Oren Schutts, msnsier of the lodge’s severs! bowline fess*!" fo'd of the Interest In th., bowline leagues and ths* nech nlsvvr f’nafl"ed h|s o”"l »oflv|t". Cc*nrnnr llsrmns oonclwdnd -W" sneakies nr AW. tn with a «-'*>- |hn* the solrll of >■— rhn"! I nrevelt - nil •*»**•»»*»",■* |n the|r or*l|nnrv ws’lr of l|fe Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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| o o Today's Sport Parade By Oscar Fraley (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off ) 0 g New York. Oct. 11 (VP) — Finally able to concentrate on football after a hectic world series which left old Fearless just a little less upset than S. ,M ('., Ohio State and Harvard — Fraley's Follies and the weekend gridiron "victors." National Northwestern over Michigan — he odds make Michigan a seven • oint favorite, mostly because of ■omparative victories over Purdue. Michigan won by 40-0 and Northvea'ern by 21-0. Hut it was Northvestern which broke Purdue learts irrevocably after the Hollernakers lost by one ;>oint to Notre Dame This game is strictly from lip, with the big nine title in the 'alan e With seven poin s It's a teal, maybe’ The East Army over Harvard - too much, oo early for this Army. .Missouri over Navy — your an- ' or'* showing sonny. Penn over Columbia — and ninus brotherly love Dartmouth over Colgate by hree T. D.'s or more. Also: Penn State over West Virginia. Brown ov-r Holy Cross. Wake Forest over Duquesne, Corveil over Syracuse. Pitt over Mar luette. II ('. over Villanova. B. V >ver Temple and Rutgers over 'rinceton. The Mid-Weit Minnesota over Illinois those tore lllini linemen Purdue over lowa — if they get ; heir daubei's up Ohio State over Indiana - the Hue Plate Special. W.'seonain over Vale — and lon't tell 'em to go west, young > nan Also: Notre Dame over Neaska. lowa State over Colorado. , Michigan State over Arizona and tklahoma over Kansas State. The South North Carolina over N C. State a whis'ie stop for the choot hoo Alabama over Tennessee — closr than hill billy kinfolk. Georgia over LSI' — but it ain't unny, bub Vanderbilt over Kentucky — and 1 hl*, either. Also Duke over Maryland. Mia- : | issippl over Tulane. Georgia Tech | ver Auburn. Mississippi State over I in innati. W & M. over VP! and : I 'irginla over W A L. The Sou'hweat I Texas over Arkansas — the big ■ounce. Ml’ over Texas Aggies —and •ou. TCU over Texas Aggies — and ow's your garden, Aggie? Baylor over Texas Tech — okay, actus to me. The West Oregon over CSC — hut those frojans are always tough California over Oregon State — I ■.ttar of rose* V( LA over Stanford — or call In he FBI Also: Washington over Washingon S ate, Utah over itenver. Monana over Montana State and Colrado Aggie* over Wyoming West of the Azores Duluth over Bemidji! — the "I's" hould have it. Gogebic over Eveleth—s'help me. Snow over Dixie — and wait un il those Callforuians hear about ha’l • Rickert To Receive World Series Shore Cincinnati. O. Oct. 14 - fCP) - 'utfielder Marv Rickert, who fillad in for the injured Jeff Heath 'or the Braves In the world series, will receive a share nf the series money, baseball commissioner A. 3. Chandler promised today. It took special action by Chandler to give Rickert the money, tines the outfielder did not join the earn until after the players had oted on the division of shares.

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Notre Dame-Purdue Thriller Is Shown Here Last Evening Movies of the college football j • season’s early thriller. Notre I Dame s 28-27 victory over Purdue. ’: were shown to a hlghlv interested > group Wednesday evening at Swearingen s. Showing of the movie* was sponsored by the Decatur Junior Chatnber of Commerce, with athlete* of both Decatur high 1 schools and their coaches a* special guest*. Joe Dienhart. assistant athletic director of Purdue, showed the 1 film* and gave the running com mentary. explaining the highlight* of the game a* flashed on the screen, and the controversial u*e of the double quarterback plays of Nolte Dame, and Purdue's onside klck'off. , ; Dienhart, former coach at Cathedral high school. Fort Wayne, and 1 at St. Joseph’s College. Rensselaer also spoke briefly before showing the film*, stressing to the high school athletes the importance of maintaining high scholastic records as well a* athletic prowess. William Coffee, president of the ■ Jaycees. conducted the meeting, which was preceded by a dinner , for the members. Big Nine Net Teams To Play In Stadium Chicago. Oct. 11 — (CP) Every team In the big nine will appear during 10 Chicago stadium basketball doubleheaders 'hi* winter. it was announced today. Northwestern and DePaul, a* usual. will be hosts for the double . bill*. Other teams which will ap-| near will l»e Navy. No're Dante , Kentucky. Loyola. Oklahoma A. 4 | M.. and Denver The schedule: Dec. _ Northwestern vs Notre Dame; DePaul v» Illinois. Dec 18 —Northwestern vs Navy; DePaul vs. Minnesota. Dec, _ DePaul vs Loyola; Not 1 re Dame vs Navy. Jan. 22 — Northwestern vs lowa. DePaul v* Kentucky j Rn 09 — Northwestern v« Pur due. De Paul v» Oklahoma A. 4 M. Feh. 5 — Northwestern vs Michigan: rfeP»ul '• Indiana Feb. 12 — North we*’em v* Wls ■onsin; DePaul vs Loyola. Feb. 19 -- Northwestern vs Ohio State. DePaul v» No re Dame Feb. N — Northwestern vs ll lino!*; DePaul vs Denver March — Northwestern vs Notre Dame; DePaul vs Ohio State. WOMEN'S LEAGUE Standing W L Htli-Smith ... ... 13 f Mies - 12 7 Gass .. - .11 * McMillen -• 11 < I Central Soya 9 C Decatur Ind. — ... 9 ( Hoagland —• ...... 8 ’ i Duo Therm 8 South-Rudd 8 7 I Mutt'5........ 7 » , i Mirror .. ... 7 ' ■BPW .......... 7 f Bag Service 6 1 i Dunbar .. < I ! Sutton .. .. 5 1' Got schalk .. 4 11 First State Bank 3 1 Kent ...... .. . .. 11 High games: Way 488. 1-add 18 Smith 181. Thieme lit). R. FrSi | higer 179. Conference Meeting Held Wednesday Night W Guy Brown, principal of th* Decatur junior-senior high school | was reelected secretary - treasurer of the Northeastern Indiana confe•nee at the annual fall meetln 1 Wednesday night James Riley J Warsaw, was named president; R 1 1 1. Tritch. Kendallville, vice- preai dent, and Keith Showalter. Auburn was appointed publicity direc tor. • The conference croa»-coun:r> • meet waa scheduled for this after ’ noon at Kendallville. The next eon I ferenee meeting will be held Nog 1. when an all-conference tootbai: , team will be selected . ■■ ■ ■ ll—. ■! *1 Who fears God and bolds him dear, need never have another fear. • N. Kenny.

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