Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1949 — Page 8

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Purdue Upset Os Minnesota Grid Feature < hi. igo. ()■. 11 < I'Pt \ ’hr-e '< <m ra< to the fini-h for the HU T< n sooth ill title loomed tod iv with «tirpri«ing lowa a ’Hie favor !'•■ Ohio Stn'e. and d< f. ndltiu rham;d->n Michigan embroiled In th» scrap. and Ohio State were thd t i th' h id t .'! «v i i h with tl:ri •• vi <irii- ,n fair game ■«. while Mn hig.iii was one game •ff tin ' with two win-; in three ton ti -st*. low i had a chance to go through f t a shat* i f the ’i bit billing a tii »ithi r Mi -higtin or Ohio S ate will he kr, <ked cut of contention when tin y tangle i n the final Sattrday of tin ioa-on. Nov !'• And a tie between these two would give lowa, should it win It- final tw game ich ar title The Hawkey - h.<a-tin« spirit to •in • »tr< me. fa - tin ir toughest test t! is wnk when they play Minm Fo'a a' Minneapolis After the G ipher vain- lowa play, Wisconsin in its final conferenie clash and will he the favorite to win that cm Hut ag<iin-t Minnesota it might In differ* nt. Minnesota should be favorite but after dropping a II to 7 d*’Hon to Michigan th Gophers failed to come back and took a 11 to 7 la Ing from a Purdue team that had won only one gam* It was doubtful now that Minm »o a could bounce and lowa, perhaps with a touch of Htisebowl f vi r. might come through tn win and stay In the title and bowl vh<«e. The Minm-ota-lowa meeting will headline. a -lat» of four l unferenci ;-..:ne--. Mulligan en’-r'ains I’m du pethaps on the wav b.u k now and as the Boilermakers beat Minnesota, tiny might beat M. hi pan Indiana |>'ay.< at Illinois and th' Ray Eliot eleven even though it lo«t to Michigan Saturday. 11 to <■. should be expected to roll thr >uuh the hapless lloti-ier-' Northwa rn -' i l t"< > Win rin at Dych* field in a tos«-up r.un . bu* mither team was exp» t • d to go auywl- r> in the confer <n > rac no ma’ter how Saturday's reran comes on’ Ohio Stan will play otr of the

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Puling at Hartford Friday Hartford at Monmouth W ien at Plea ant .Mills. Geneva at Herne, Adams Central at Willshire. Saturday Commodores at Anderson St Mary s Consider Hanover For Bowl Contest E. in*ville. Ind Oct 3! (CPi ii'. bfiatrd Panth* r«. who have only two more games to win to '■.-hbta'i a perfect season, •od-v win- considered a strong n ender to play in the post-sea- - n Ke ft Iterator bowl game here The Panthers are leading the H'cxier i .11 ge conference with fi ur consecutive triumphs. Two ij'i't ii’u win- run th ir winning •tnak ' > six game- They will f • Indiana Central Saturday and ci ■ n'l-c their campaign against M <ni 4 i<-ter next week. Howl offhials apparently were impri -id by Hanover's record La- - year tin Panthers wen the n.ch n - hading ' small college"' grid power in offen«e They may lead th» pick again at the end of the re anon Tb>- winner of the Ohio valley' if*t< n ■ is the other team to play in the st nd bowl game Dec to Evansville and Marehall of Huntington. W Va are ti d for first r u e now La-t year. Evan-vilh"; Aces def. red Mi out! Valley in the first •€» frigtrator bawl gam- played here cotiferenct. traveling to Pittsburgh The Burkeyts moved Into a tie for the league had with lowa Sat urday with a 24 to 7 win over Neirthwe ern, last year's Hose wl winner Wisconsin cap'ured »•- fir-t Hix Ten victory of the • t on, io to it. over Indiana, whil lowa came from behind w.'h ■i three tiucht' iwn final period -uige to whip Oregon, 31 to 31 The standing- NW The S’andln-js W L T Pct. lowa 1 0 .750 Ohio S'a > „ .3 1 o 7.">0 Mi 'lit m - ..210 .667 Illinois ... .211 .625 M.nn so - a . 2 2 0 .SOU Wise-on.-in . .11l .500 *• r hw' • •rn ... 2 3 0 .40” Purdue 130 25” Indiana o 3 o .uoo Russ Mystery Plane In Forced Landing Cairo. O't 31 tl'pi— Ileporta reached <'«iro today that a itu-sian mystery plane made a forced landing in the Mediterranean near Tob r'tk Saturday and radioed urgent appeals for help. Why Fiditle Around ? .•7 For the laireM and finest selection of CARRY - OUT in all lines. Make your headquarters at your Country Tavern

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MONDAY LEAGUE (G. E- Alleys) Flanges won two from Stators; Inspectors won two from office Standings W L Flanges .. 12 r> Stators t» 9 (>ffiee g 1,» Inspectors .. 711 High games Schultz 201, Koos 2<H. Shoaf 201. FRATERNAL LEAGUE (G. E. Alleys; Teeple Tru< ks won three from G E Club; Moose No. 7 won three from K of c . Preble won two fr.>m Elks Standings W L Teeple 15 ", Preble 11 10 Moose 11 14 Ells to 11 K. of C. <♦ 12 G. E Club 7 II High setiei H Murphy 61!*. Zelt 621 High games Zelt 234-21 1. A Miller 233-2” l. Stump 232. L. Hoffniru 226, H Murphy 221-223. Laurent 22 », O Schultz 209. Schneider 20*. Leonard 201. G Sc .ii z 2”2. liultemvic.214. Alton 202. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Purdue 13. Minnesota 7. Wisconsin .3”. Indiana 14. Michigan 1.3. Itlinqja 0. Ohio State 24. Northwestern 7. lowa 31. Oregon 31. Mi higan State 62. Temple 14. Notre l»ame 40. Navy 0. Anderson 27. Indiana Central 20. DePauw 41, larke Forest 6 Taylor 41 Hluffton 6. Earlham 25. Rose Poly 6. Manchester 14, Huntington o. Hanover 54, Franklin 14 Hall State 16. Valparaiso 6. Wabash 33. Canterbury 7. St. Norbert 39. St. Joseph's 0. Marquette 6a. Colorado S’ate 13 Missouri 21. Nebraska 2”. Ear"ard 22. Holy Cross It. Dartmouth 34 Yale 13. Army 40. VMI 14 Penn State S 3. Syracuse 21. Princeton 34. Rutgers 14 Pittsburgh 22. Pennsylvania 21. Cornell 54. Columbia 0. Tennessee 35. North Carolina 6 Alabama 14. Georgia 7. Duke 27. Georgia Tech 14. Kentucky 14. Cincinnati 7. Tulane 54. Mississippi State 6. Louisiana State 34. Mississippi Rl’e 28. Texas Te< h ff. Southern .Methodist 7, Texas 6. Oklahoma 34. lowa State 7. Baylor 40. Texas Christian 14 California 35. UCLA 21. Stanford 7. Santa Clara 7 (tie). Southern California 40. Washington 28.

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PRO FOOTBALL National League Los Angeles 27, Chicago Bears 24. Philadelphia 38, Pittsburgh 7 New York Giants 41. Chicago Cards 38 Grern Bay 16. Detroit 14 New York Bulldogs 14. Washington 14 (lie). All America Conference Cleveland 30. San Francisco 2* New York 21, Baltimore 14 H. S. FOOTBALL Fort Wayne South 20. Fort Wayne C. C. 13. South Bend Central 7, South Bend Washington 7 (tie). Michigan City St. Mary's 27 South Bend C. C. 7. South Bend Catholi 12. Howe Military 7. Indiana Deaf School 18. Illinois Deaf School 6. Indianapolis Sacred Heart 11. Indianapolis Park 0. COUNTY TO PAY fC"”t. From Page Onei did no: lil- his claim for the increas- with the coun’y cotnmisslotie s for the-month of October The stat - department was not!.I'd of the local action and the .hove opinion was furnished to Mr Drew, who by virtue of bis i office must process the monthly .4; Ims tiled against the county. Trade in a Good Town — Jecatur VOLUMES OF PRAISE Could lit Spoken About Our Skillfully Prepared Bartecued Ribs AT fatdefto

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