Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1948 — Page 6

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Games Tuesday And Friday To End Grid Card The Decatur Yellow Jacket* will i wind up their football season with , a pair of home same* next week, playing under the light* at Worth man field Tuesday and Friday night* The Jacket* will meet the Hart ford City Airedale* Tuesday night, and the tough Fort Wayne Central Tiger* Friday night. Both game* are scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock. Decatur concluded it* Northeast ern Indiana conference schedule Wednesday night with a 6-6 tie with Columbia City, making the Jac kefs' loop record three victories, two defeat* and one tie Decatur defeated Auburn, Garrett ami New Haven and lost to Bluffton and Warsaw in NEK' competition Hartford City doe* not appear particularly strong this season, having won only one game, but the Airedale* will he out for revenge for the, 14 13 loss handed them by the Yellow Jacket* last year In Friday night’s opposition, however. the Jackets will be up again*t their toughest competition of the season, the always strong Fort Wayne Central Tigers • Central Is gnd*f*at*d to date, with only a tie game with Fort Wayne North Side to mar its record. Regardless of the outcome of De ca'ur’s final game* of the season, this year's eleven will have the best record of a Decatur team since the 1943 season In 1943. th" Yellow Jackets tied with Garrett for the conference competition and were nul defeated uUring the season, although tied by Garrett Decatur then went j through three successive season* j without a victory, finally snapping their losing streak last year with victories over New Haven. ColUtn Ida City and liar ford City. In addition to their three conference victories this season. Decatur also defeated Portland and Fort Wayne Concordia, for an overall record of five triumph*, two defeats and one tie to date H. S. FOO f BALL Auburn 39. New Haven 7. Hicksville (O ) 19. Garrett 14. Gary Emerson 45. Fort Wayne Central Catholic 7. Hammond 21. Hammond Clark 7 lac Porte 38. East Chicago Wash ington 7. Rensselaer 25. East Gary 6.

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Indiana Central 30. Canterbury 7. Hillsdale 78. Taylor 12 Boston C 28, New York 7. Georgetown 35. Fordham 0. Georgia 42. Miami (Fla) 21. Detroit 13. Wayne 0. Kirkland's Net Schedule Is Announced A full 18-game schedule for the Kirkland Kangaroo* for the 1948 19 basketball season ha* been announced by Dale Decker, principal, and Don Arnold, new < oach of the Kangaroo*. The Kangaroo* will open the season Wednesday night. Nov. 3. entertaining the Jefferson Warriors at the Kirkland gym. Two of Kirkland’* game* will be played this season at the Bluffton community building The Kangaroos will appear there Dec. 7 against the Petroleum Panthers, who are playing all home games this year at Bluffton The second appearance at Bluffton for the Kangaroo* will be against Jackson township of Wells county, although this is a Kitkland home game, with the Kirkland season ticket* honored for thl* tilt A second game with Geneva ha* also been added, replacing Lancaster. and Washington Center of Whitley county replace* Markle ‘The Kangaroos lost four members I of the 1948 sectional squad by grad-1 nation. Robert Baxter. Bill Longeni berger. Howard Baumgartner and I \drian Arnold Member* of the squad back this season are Clifford I Landis. Richard Baumgartner. Jun ior \rm.Li. Darrel Arnold. Jim \rn<>ld and Dwight Troxel. The schedule follows; I Nov 3 Jefferson at Kirkland Nov 5 — Rockcreek at Kirkland Nov 9 Commodore* at Kirk land Nov 12 Hartford at Hartford Nov. 19 Monroe at Berne Nov 24 Monmouth at Mon mouth Dec 7 Petroleum at Bluffton Dec. 10 Geneva at Kirkland Dec 17 Hartford at Kirkland Dec 21 .Monmouth at Kirkland Dec 23 Pleasant Mill* at Kirk land Jan 7 — Washington Center at Washington Center. Jan. 25 Geneva at Geneva. Jan 28 — Commodore* at Decatur. Feb 1 — Jackson at Bluffton Feb. 4 — Pleasant Mill* at Pleacant Mill*. Feb. 11 - Monroe at Kirkland Feb. 15 — Jefferson at Berne. MAJOR LEAGUE Foley won three from Mies: SuI ->er Service won two from Swearin ren. Decatur Industrie* won two from Smith Furniture; Burk Elevat>r won two from West End; Gay'* Mobil Service won two from Ideal Dairy. Standing W L Swearingen 13 8 •Super Service 13 8 Foley ... 13 8 West End 12 9 Ideal 10 11 Burk -- 10 11 lay* .... 9 12 Decatur Ind 9 12 Smith ..... .. 8 13 Mies .. 9 12 High games: Strickler 265. Krauas 237. D Reidenbach 244. V. Bleeke 201, P Bieeke 204. Zelt 207. Hilty 219, Tutewiler 214-200. Baum gartner 217. Werling 224. MINOR LEAGUE McMillen wen three point* from Hoagland Coop; Macklin'* Royal* won three point* from Manafleld; Adams County Lumber won three j points from Joe's Barber Shop; (Central Soya won three from Kel--1 ly'a Cleaner*. Standing W L Pt*. Central Soy* .......... 16 5 21 Macklin 13 8 19 Kelly 13 » 18 Adam* ............ 11 10 14 Hoagland — • 13 18 McMillen —.......... » IS IS Mansfield 8 13 10 Joe'. 6 15 8 High game*; N Koeneman 214. E i Schultz 238. Shoaf 207. Stult* 200, Odle 232. Gallon 204. St eery 307. MERCHANTS LEAGUE Standing W L Meyer* ......— 15 6 Rivervigw ....... 13 8 Stewart .... — IS • Decatur Cab 11 10 Rod Rock ... » 18 Schafer • H Lybarger . 7 14 Hoagland _ T 84 I High game* Chrtotea SSI, Stult*

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Monmouth Is Hard Hit By Graduation Monmouth's county champion Eagles, hard hit by graduation, will I open their 1948-19 basketball sea ton Wednesday night. Nov 3. meet ing the Monroe Bearkatz at Mon mouth The Eagles lost seven men from heir sectional squad, including the •n’ire starting five. Marvin Ewell. Vrnoid Getting. Bob Bieberich. Ru» sei Kruetzman. William Surdorf. Richard Miller and Robert Drew Substitutes retained from last year nrlude Ray Graft. Kenneth Singleon and Fred Kukelhan The Monmouth schedule, as announced by Hansel Foley, principal, ind Myron Lehman, coach, is as follows; Nov. 3 — Monroe at Monmouth i Nov 5 — Hartford at Hartford. Nov. 12 — Commodores at Decatur. Nov. 19 Huntington Catholic at Huntington. Nov. 30 — Willshire at Monmouth. Dec. 8 — Monroeville at Monroerille Dec. 10 — Hoagland at Hoagland. Dec. 17 — Pleasant Mills at Pleasant Milla Dec 21 Kirkland at Kirkland. Dec. 30 — Geneva at Monmouth. ; Jen 7 — Commodores at Monmouth. Jan 11 — Petroleum at Monnouth. Jan 21 — Ijsncaster at Lancaster Jan 28 — Hoagland at Mon !U. D Baller 201. RURAL LEAGUE Standing W L VFW 15 61 ieyerley 12 9 | lid Crown 12 9 ’Tickle'* 11 101 Bob'* .. 11 10 i (hearer 10 11 H Ho .... 10 11 Dart Club .... 4 17! High game Kiefer 227.

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iboutb. Feb. 4 Monroe at Berne. Feb. 11 - Pleasant Mills at Mon mouth. Feb. IS Cnion Center at Mon mouth. DEWEY PLANNING (<’<>nt. From Page One) him for pre Ident this yea” H< sal I l.e "wished him well." Dew i ey. according to !*>uis. said hi | hoped the chumpion wotfld no fight again, but !x>ul* explained in hushed tones to him the reas on* why he will make anothei i title defense June 7. DEMOCRATS <C. • B’rom I age One) for 8 o'clock. There will be a general Demo crat rally at Berne auditorium Tuesday night at 8 o'clock with ‘Frank Corbett, well known Fort Wayne attorney, and Dwight Galli van. Wells county attorney, as ( the speakers The Zuercher Accordian band will furnish the ' music. On Wednesday night. October 27 at 8 o'clock, there will be a north ern Adams county meeting at Mon mouth high satiiHil. The Hoffman Sisters radio broadcasters will fur tiish the music and Ed Kruse, fourth district congressional candi date, will be the speaker. State Sen. Von Eichhorn of Bluffton also will speak on *tate issue* Several other meeting* to close ' the campaign will be announced Monday. Gerald Vizard, county chairman, announced Two Men Sentenced For Roilroad Theft i Indianapolis. Oct. 23 — (CP) — Joseph W. Fivecoat. 38. and James E. Morri*. 37. Terre Haute, began | five-year prison term* today for stealing 8120 worth of penicillin from a railroad depot. Judge Robert C. Baltzell sentenced the men in federal court ye* terd*y. They were accused of steal Ing the drug and selllnz a quanity of It to a physician at Terre Haute for 83 The rest was found in a bus ■tat lon lix ker.

Complete Planting Bent Grass On New Golf Links

I'nder the »upervl«lon of David i Gill, construction engineer for Robert Bruce Harris, golf coursearchitect of Chicago, a group of, local workmen, aiocisted by several local golfers and high school stu dent* on vacation, finished the planting of the bent gras* on the green* at the new Decatur Golf club, west of the city. With all of the seeding of grass now completed, and a good stand showing on the fairway* and rough*, it appears fairly certain, barring extreme weather damage this winter, that the course will be ready to open for play by next Memorial Day. G. D "Don McLean. stated. Paving of the parking area near the clubhouse and alterations to th< house Itself, are expected Io be completed by next spring Planting of additional trees and shrubs will be done gradually over a period of year* starting next spring, to fur ther beautify the course, but done so that it will not interfere with play. Much work in dressing up the

Auburn Ties Warsaw For Conference Lead Indianapolis. Ort. 23 — (I'Pi — tuburn's northeastern conference ijgh school football defending 'hampions were all even with War caw today, and the battle for the layoff pointed toward the two earns' closing games of the camlalgn next week. The Red Devils clinched their ’ourth conference victory in five Rarts last night by overwhelming 'tapless New Haven. 39-7 They de'eated Warsaw last Wednesday to ret all even The NEIC title will lie at stake text Friday when Warsaw hosts 'olumbla City while Auburn Is at Garrett Meanwhile, a ■ ion among the ■fate's prep school gridiron poweriou*e* was limited to a few clubs last night. In one of the few conference game*. Hammond licked neighbor Hammond Clark 21-7 in c northern Indiana conference rame Clark's only previous defeat «as a 2U-0 loss to Ea*t Chicago Roosevelt last week. Gary Emerson. In fifth place of this week's I'nited Pre** ranking*, ■meared Fort Wayne Central Cath die. 45-7. for it* fifth win in *ix ctart*. And Laporte's up-and-com ing Slicers of the eastern division if the NIHSC. crossed line* lß'o the western division and returned with a 38-7 win over East Chicago Washing'on It was the Slicers' third consecutive triumph The two bigge*' club*. Evansville 'teitz and Whltlnz, sat on the side In** this week after racking up six • straight victories Most of the other lubs played Tuesday or Wedne* lay because of this week's state eachers' convention* Three north-central conference lull* will see action today, lucfay •tte Jefferson, which mauled Craw

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course and removal of construction debris remains to be done this fall and winter, but it is expected I that this will be accomplished be fore the opening date The creek running through the property has been dredged, three bridges constructed, a pump and equiument storage building with a Id inch well completed, water lines have been laid to all the tees and greens, and more than a mile of drain tile laid through the course One of the unusual features of the course will be twin fairways on the ninth hole, one of which lies on the west side of the < reek and the other on the east side. This fra ture. together with front and back tees on most of the nine holes, will provide greater variety than : the ordinary nine-hole golf course No expense has been spared to make th" course one of the most interesting and outstanding ninehole golf layouts in this part of the country, and one in which golfers and the citizen* of Decatur may be justly proud, the construction engineer commented.

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