Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 12 November 1949 — Page 6

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Eagles Defeat Commodores By 42-25 Score Monmouth's Ea.-les retained' their ntastrt y over tin- !>••< .itur I Ciu::;tiod"re- Friil.n night hand- | ill.- th»- < 'ommodon -s adv-i hiii- ■ 42-2.7 d<-fiat in tin- tatter* h‘>m<) j <.;>< n-T on the D«- itur high school , flour The La. !•— bitting m-ll on t!.«- i fi w shot i: ei urt-il .it tin- li.i-ki-t. ! and playing a nsd. iio-thodi-al i ..i’iio jumped into an right-point hoi midwai thu-ugh tin- first, l>. iod ai d stay- d well out in front | o; ’ll. i otnniod- r< .ill llii- nay to lin - up their -t - - -n-t li- ’ori of the ' young s.-a-on i'-i.hli Mi ron L- iman'- i harge;| li<-ld an 11 I inai. in a’ tin- end of • flu- flint I|lla|ti-r and iiiailllailli-d I this ad • anta..’-- throughout tin- - i- oiid period. with Monmouth <>n top of a 2-<l". oi- tit th. half time inlermi i-m Th- Ugh - r . .illy took . onimand if the :• .it inn- in th- laird ttinza, pouring in 13 points while I li-.lding tin- i ooiinodoH-s tn threei n aiki-r- all - un-d on fi»»- throw-. I ruing M-ninoiith a 3.1-lt; bulzth- t<-a ns i-ntrri I th- final ■ ight minute of play I! di Harvey was the outstanding I i-r of the gain- tl. M innio.ith guard hitting •i-K-n tinu-s from tinto 1.1 and thia— times from tinfoil! line tor a total of 17 points Siiuli-tnn -ia tai- otili oth-r play • i to get int d -figure with II !«iintn lii-i.it ii s > oring was well divided. Bill Gillig and In k (lag- lead- . with mi pom! : . -.uh Jim .Mei • r who tallied 2') points for tinCommodores in tlu-ir opening loss la t week to St Mari s of Anderon war limited to three points •v Monmouth - tight guarding Th- i'omtnodoti-s will lake to the i-.il n-xt w-ek playing Si John's -t Delphi O'.io la slt ( l.a-np -ill of last ■ -ason. -I lu-lphos I i day night Monmouth will entertain 11-.intington 'atholL at Monmouth, also on Friday night Monmouth fg it TP Fuhrman f 3 1 Merriman f 1 2 t Singleton <■ I 3 11 Wolfe g 1 o 2 Harvey g 7 11.' Stoppl nil.lgeJl f It II |l I. Kier* f o ii n t'onrad <- o « ■> <1 Ki*‘SS g O ] Bultemeyei g u u u Totals Ifi 10 4_-1 Commodore* FG FT TP ’ Kahle f .. o 1 ] Wilder f . J o j tiilllg c 2 2 6 l-oshe g 2 1 5 Meier g 113 Coffee f . . o It ii (•ago R 2 2 0 ZiiitKimiHter g o ii n Total* 9 7 2.7 Ref, fee Byerly I'mplre Zerkel Preliminary Commodores 19, Monmouth 16 If You Have Something To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pay*.

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H. 5. FOOTBALL For' Wayne Cnitral J!’. Fort, Wayne South 11 j Fast Cliiiago Kooseii It 2k. Ea«’ i Ch: ago Washington o. Indianapolix Shortridge ii. Ind i ian:i|Hilis Broad Hippie u K.at, Ville- fe. h 2". Indianapolis Wash ngton ' Hiei I.ata.ette Jeff 2, W-s' Lafayette o . Brazil 2C. Clinton 7 i C knell II VinienneH li! Adams Centra! Beats Geneva Friday Night I The Adams Central Greyhound | overcoming a 1" point diti it in tin ' j f.n.il minutes of play d<-teaied 'he ' iiietieia c ardinals. I.' P, on the (!< eva .a,t i'i .day night. I he Gt- ■ ! Guilds held a 12 In lll.ut .in at tin- first ipiarter and a oin point mar.-in. 2.7 .’I. at the half, but Gelie.a c ame li.ai k 'o take tile lead at . I ‘'. a! the -end of the th r-i I ' p -rn d The < aiii:mils rat ed into th • lit .id in th- final quarter bit could |not halt \danis Ct filial s de'er:iilli tii*ilir.. in flu- late ta -c ■ iff th i za lie I'airar. Geneva lorwaril. led both 1 f-aiii'i 111 storing with I' poll'-, w ih- \rnol I anil Hoffman t i i ' tallied 1.1 for Allans Central G- n- a loser in i'.s first tw t I -amesof the sea-on. will play tw.c-oj to At Week m — tilig Petroleum a' , Geneia Tin’da-, night, and helpin' the lletalur Yellow Jat kets O'lea their s, a- nat lietatur Friday Mi j.itiis Ceii'ral will play th- Jefferson Warriots al th'- lllutfton gym n-v ! Saturday night Adams Central FG FT TP I Hoffman, f •; 11.; ' Koller f 2 1 Arnold, e , •; 11: i Kin sain, g 3 17 Ito4tit n g | ii s s hrotk. t .111 Nintubaum. g o n n TOTALS 22 .7 H Geneva FG FT TP Ft.irar, f ' 2 J' Itoblnson, f 3 ii <; N.-vil. -• 2 17 Bergman, <• 3 <> •>, Weaver, g .7 I il l TOTALS 21 11. 111-fel'Oe ,Mo> ire t'mpire Josit Preliminary Adams Central 22. Geneva 20. io '. I ertimeC | I Portland Carnival Owner Murdered i Nine Men Released After Questioning Al x indria. I.a. Nov 12 il'Pi Polit-e chief Gt urge C Gray said 'oday that nine men qui stioned in •lie bludgeon murder of Joseph Miky. afiyearold carnival Port land. Ind . show owner, have bun released One other man. a ca.nival work er. Marshall Hail. -7.7. Columbus. G i was still being held. Gray said He declined to say if th- nine released were carnival workers In Miley s show, or whether or«iot he had te-.-eived any information from them A wrist watch, a set of false teeth, spectacles and a man's cap were the only clues today to the brutal beating of the showman last Wednesday The watch was found near Miley's body, which was discovered under a parked truck in a parking lot tore It was inscribed with the name of C l>. Landrum. Miley's coworker. Miley. Landrum and Hart all were registered at a local hotel here and Landrum and his wife have been missing since the body was found chief Gray said A southwide search i< underway for them l>r W L. Murrell. Parish (coun tyi coroner, said he could not determine what sort of weapon had been il«ed to beat Miley to death The face was battered beyond recognition .he said Miley died of a fractured skull and four broken ribs SECRETARY OF <C>Hit. From Page <m»> force will not Ire loosed, he said, was the decision of the western democracies to band together] under the Atlantic pact The alliance. he said. Is the lieginning of "what ran Income the death knell of the international bully and racketeer, ft can become the mighty force that will atop totalitarianism la its track*.'*

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U.UOI.m Oklahoma Indians At Berne Monday Bcriw, Nov 12. The Okla- • him Indian*, an independent banket ball team composed entirely of t ill-blooiled Indians, will play tile Berne Oil team at the Herne high ho<d gym Monday evening at v 3o The Berne team is composed ' of former Berne, Monroe and Geneva high school star*, managed by Milt llabegger and Maynard Lehman Man Is Fined For Public Intoxication Harrison Jack. .1" North T!..' I I street pleaded guilty to a <h i .-<■ lof puld.i intoxication and was fin Jed I” and costs, totalling 115. bv i Mayor John (loan in court today jjat k was arrestid by city police at I 12 :o a m today and was tried by I Mayor (loan on an affidavit sigm-d |by pr< lei -.ting attorney Severin jS< burger shortly after o < lock OHIO STATE •'' sit. Ir mi i im-t I — — —. .coiktail party at lhe Belta house t I and that Heer had "several ' ' drinks. Thev rode to the dan e in an auto with two other couples. ' There was considerable cutting up at lhe party." police said, and Heer danced with "a lot of girls." He reportedly was criticized by other member* of the fraternity but there was no argument. PENSION li'oiit Iren pig One) party's offer. Newsmen and photographers, were < a led into the hotel negotiating room to hear the details of the agreem nt« Murray said the agreement was practically the same as the "Bethlehem agree ment" and "embodies in substance i all benefit* effectuated with o het companies " "I would like topnld that w< have had harmonious meetings with representatives of the <C S Steell companies the last three days and these meetings have been <• imaxed with wholesometies* ami good faith." .Murray said “It I* the purpose of the I'nited Steelworkers to extend every coop ration With r. S steel to see that this agreement is carried out." he said. YUGOSLAVIA (Cont. Frvm Page Oney chicanery against Yugoslav diplomatic representatives in Albania . . with systematic frontier in i dents and provocations, and infiltration of spies and deserts into} Yugoslav territory." (respite ail this. It said, "the Yugoslav government is trying to avert the grave consequences of such Ailtanlan policy for the sake of peace in the Balkans." and has shown "utmost forbearance and readiness" to solve ail disputed J questions in the agreed manner Science continues to simplify living A new night light designed for placement under one leg of the bed. flashes on when you get up— | and off when you return to tha| "hay."

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>Miw«4 SvWuat* H. S. Basketball Portland 37. Bluffton 32 Columbia city .70. Butler 46 im , i-rt inn 1 Kendallville II Nappanee 37 Warsaw 59. Plymouth 47 Huntertown 15. New Haven 39 I loagland 19. Ossian 11 Monroeville 37. I.eo 35 lovertimet. Llmaurst 37. Arcola 31. Roanoke 19. Lafayette Central 27. Lain aw'er 7s. Inion (Wells) 31 Jasper I- Loogoote< :;2. Lebanon 15. Lapel 41. Frankton 52. Altxandria 12 Rochester 3s. Akron 35. Montpelier 51. Imiikirk 46. Rushville 50. Morristown 41 Madison 13. Salem 29. Mitchell 35. Huntinburg 30. ( Pro Basketball NBA Indianapolis 91. Philadelphia ;»4. Dutch kitchens, noted for spark ling cleanlitt) s*. have ( lay Hie walls that insure constant sanitation and quick erasure of smudges or! smoke stains j

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Berne Wins On Forfeit From Pleasant Mills With the Ih-rne Bears b-uding. I I7IH. at the end nt three quarters Friday night at Berm-, the officials. 1 Kraning of Hartford City, and Haims. of Fort Wayne, ordered the y.ime forfeited to lii-rne because of alleged unsportsmanlike i-ondui-t on the part of the Pleasant Mills coach. Gerald Vizard. The game was a real battle for the first quarter. Bettie holding a slender one point lead. 11-Hi. Btit the Bears began to roil In the second period and built up a 32-13 margin at the half-time intermission. Berne increased this lead to 4C-19 as the third period closed and lidded a point In the time out between the periods on a technical foul called on the Spartans' mentor The officials called another technical on the Pleasant Mills coach after a protest on the previous < all. and then ordered the game forfeited to Berne. Hubegger led Berne with 15 points, while Price topped Pleas ant Mills with 13. < Berne will entertain the Now Haven Bulldogs at Berne Friday night, while Pleasant Mills is scheduled to play at Hartford, also on Friday. Berne F<l FT TP Krehbiel f 3 3 9 Augsburger f 3 17 Habegger I 7 15 !• Lehman g ..1 1 3 Winteregg g 0 o 0 T Izehman f 4 I ft Parr c 0 0 u Sprunger g . 2 0 4 Townsend g ft n 0 Totals ... 17 13 47 Pleasant Milt* Bowun f .. u 0 0 J Johnson f .... u 11 Workincer c <r 0 0 Price g ... 5 3 13 Hirs-hy g 12 4 Bollenbacher f Oil Noll f .. 0 0 0 W Johnson c 0 v 0 Itaudenbush g ... 0 0 O' Miller g 0 0 0 Hipley g u 0 0 Totals .... 6 7 19 Beferee — Kraning I'mpire Havens Preliminary Berne 25. Pleasant Mills 15 The .New York board of transportation reports that any one of its twistrack subway lines cun move 100.000 ptopie an hour in one direction equalling the capacity I of 20 automobile supi r highways Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL St. Joseph 21. Canterbury 0. Evansville 3k. Kansas Teachers 7. Miami 1 Fla > LL South Carolina 4 . State Champ Jasper Scores Win In Opener By I'nited Press Jasper's 1949 Indiana high school basketball champions gave notice today that they won't be pushovers in this campaign either They tipped the lid on their season la*’ night wi'h a 4s to 32 victory over rugged Loogootee But ilespite opening game weaknesses, the Jasper Wildcats never were threatened Thi y led 21 to 11 at the half and 43 to 21 shortly before 'he end of the game when Cabby O'Neil sent in his subs. Buzz llunibach and Tom Schutz shares scoring honors for the Kats w.th II points each i.oogootee muffed 22 of 23 free throws, while Jasper hit 22 times from the field Madiaon. a perennial southern Indiana power, chalked up an eas. win over Salem. 43 to 29 It was 'tie second win in a row for Madison's Cubs, runner-up in the stale meet last year. Huntingburg's Happy 'linters, another usually topnotch cage squad from the soi-'h, were up*-' in their opener, by Mitchell. 37 to 30. It was the Hunters' first start under coa. h Bob Fell In another opener. Warsaw's Tigers defeated Plymouth. 59 to >7. with center Dave Burke g-irio-t!ng 21 points for the winners. Columbia City and Monroevil’e were forced into overtime tilts to win Citv won from Butler. So to 46. and Monroeville's Cubs edged l.eo, 37 to 35. ItUMhville of tile south central conference celebrated the ojiening of the 1949-50 campaign by shellacking Morristown. The Indiana Boys' School turned in the most lopsided wore, walloping Wallace, 10l to 25. 10 Holstein heifers, will freshen soon, blood tested, outstanding quality will he sold at the Clarence ••Dutch” Miller sale, November 16th. 26613 If You Have Something To Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pay*. FOR GOOD SHOES

Charley Fusari Wins From Terry Young i New York. Nov. 12 il'Pi Charley Fuyari's explosiveness in stopping tough Terry Young con vim-ed mstiagi r Vic Mar-dll 1 to day that blond Chat by will be ready for a title fight with weltei weight champion Ray Rohin*<m "in the ‘firing or summer" Fusari 23 year old milkman of Irvington. N. J had veteran Young of New York on the canvas the third time when referee Eddie Jos< ph stopped th* ir bout at 113 of the eighth round before 10.074 in Madison Square Garden la<t night Fusari weighed 14k Young 111 v COUNTY COUNCIL <<’-»nf l'r<»rn F’rre work Deputy assessors: s7os for additional compensation. The per diem 1 tafe was increased i'L by a recent act, and the appropriation i< to cover tile d«ficit ncies. Welfare depattnient: 32.tmn, ad ditional appropriations for assi-,-ance to depend* nt childrt n The county council will be requit ed to meet for two days. According' to law, any amount over 317 (me requires a two day session the

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