Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 279, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1949 — Page 6

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Gorillas Lose 50 To 47 Till To Rockcreek Hartford'* Gorilla*. although suffering thflr fourth «-on*<*<-nHv<' <!< feat, *how«*l coiwideralile improve ment in losing to the Rock<r«e. luml-'itm. 50 17. at the Bluffton con munity building Saturday night. Hartford broke away fa*t. holding a 20 IS lead at the first quarter Rockcreek pulled within a slurb point at the half. 27-26, and the team* were tied al hi ,i* the I >i al period opened. M.er-t led the Gorilla* with 11 points, and Fulk twored a like nn: , t Iter to pace the Dodger*. Esteit te n.i * tired I* time* from the field. Koekcrcek gaining it* edge at Fit foal line. Hartford will play Adam* Fen tral at Bluffton Thursday. Rockcreek FG FT TP Edrl*. f 2 I 5 Hoopimairdner. f .. I I 9 Fulk, <■ 5 1 11 Bayles*, z I 3 II Milli-an. g it 3 i Girod. f Oil Waim.hy. f lO.’ Arnold, g 2 1 > Brick Icy, g 0 0 o TOT M.S 1* II Mt Hartford FG FT TP Ziet'ler. f 111 Myers, f 5 t : I Welkel, <• 1 O * 11. \ug*burger, g 2 3 7 J Auasburger. g 12 1 Jackson, f 0 n » Runyon, g 2 L -» Mi Cline, g <1 0 n TOTAIJB 18 II 47 Referee Green Empire; Williams. Preliminary Rockcreek •**. Hartford 12. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Notre Imine 32. Southern California 0. Army 38. Navy 0. Boston College 76, Holy Cross (<• Fordham 31. New York f. fi. Alabama 35, Florida 13. North Carolina 11. Virginia 7. Georgia Te h 7. Georgia 6. Tennessee 26. Vanderbilt 20. Auburn 20, Clemson 20 (tie). Louisiana State 21. Tulane ii. Oklahoma 11. Oklahoma A A M I. Southern Illinois <l, Indiana State 11. Rice 21. Baylor 7. Arkansas 30. Tulsa 7. Turns Christian 21, Southern Methodist 13. H. S. basketball Columbia City 11, Fort Wayne Concordia 12. Indianapolis Tech 51. Indianapolis Howe 37. South Bend Central 48, Hammond 45. Imwrencehurg 58, Michigan City •fl Evansville Bosse 42. Linton 28. Bristol 13. Elkhart 42.

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Bluffton at Vallow Jackets. Monmouth at Willshire, i nion at Pleasant Mills. Wednesday Huntington Catholic at Commodores, Thursday Adams Central vs Hartford at Bluffton. Friday St. lio*. of Lima at Commodores Yellow Ja< kt t* at Berne. Jefferson at Geneva, r. Teams Selected To Compete In Bowl Contests New York. Nov. 28 .(TP) — j a The fabled day when two unbeaten 5 I football giant.* flash.d in a ••class- • ic" Isiwl game Irelonged 4o tie i past today as twice ami thrice beat i <n teams prepared to do battle i 1 come the new year. ' | With most of .the returns in. here . is the lineup for the major Jan. 2 > affairs: Rose Bowl California vs Ohio I State. i Sugar Bowl — Oklahoma vs , I Louisiana State. Cotton Bowl Rice vs North > i Carolina. 1 orange Bowl Santa Clara vs » 1 Kentucky. ; California and Oklahoma are tinI beaten and untied. But otherwis* ■ Well - . Ohio State, the visiting team ;tt • the Rose Bowl, lost to Minnesota, 27 •>. and was tiefl by Southern | California. 13-13. and Michigan. 7-7. Isuiisiaiia State. Oklahoma’s Stig ar Bowl foe. lost to Kentucky. 19-J. ami Georgia. 7-«. However, in defense of the Tiger,. Il must be pointed out that the, hold victories over three conference champions, two of them isiwl teams. They bent ’ North Carolina, the Southern Con ference champ. 13-7; Rice, the Southwest Conference champ. II •. and Saturday bounced into its bowl |bid with a 21-0 lashing of Tulane, tin Southeastern champ. North Carolina moved into th" Colton Bowl with a 14-7 victory over Virginia Saturday, but Itefore that hist to three teams IJBC, Tennessee by 35 6 ami Notre Danes by 42-6. Ri< e. the Southwest champ 1 by virtue of its week-end 21-7 conquest of Baylor, lost only to LSI' - i quite u record by 1949 bowl team standard*. 1 Kentucky lost two before getting 1 Into the Orange Bowl, losing to SMI' by 206 and Tennessee, 6-0. Santa Clara lost two ami tied one. 1 , The losses were to California, 24-7, and Oklahoma. 28 21. and the tie 1 was with Stanford. 7-7. There w*hs still some unfinished ' I bowl business, despite the raft of selections made during the week .' end The ‘Gator Bowl at JacksonI vllle. Fla., promised to make its an '' • tioumement Tuesday and oncelieateii Villanova, passed up after consideration by the Sugar Bowl. ’ looked like a good choice along ’ with Maryland. Maryland also has lost only one, but must play Miami Saturday. • Texas Tech earned a Sun Bowl spot against Georgetown with a 2311 licking of Hardin-Simmons Saturday but promptly turned down the Invitation and so Texas West- 1 era now is considering the bid. Some teams played football with- 1 out thought of Isiwl games. A.kl 1 they did right well. too. Army completed its eighth undefeated, untied season with a 38-0 win over Navy, and Notre Dame also pro tected a perfect record with a 32 -, win over Southern California. The Irish play SMV this Saturday on the heels of the Mustangs' fl-13 surprise loss to Texas Christian. ** Pro Basketball NBA Results Saturday I I , Washington 93. Fort Wayne 76. f Indianapolis 85. Sheboygan 59. ( New York 96. Boston 84. ( Rochester 120. Waterloo 95. f Anderson 73. St. Louis 63. Chicago 90. Philadelphia 54. Sunday New York 77. Fort Wayne 72. () Denver 68, Baltimore 41. Anderson 111. Sheboygan 91St Louis M. Philadelphia Tri-City 104. Indianapolis 88. Syracuse 80. Waterloo 62. Chicago M. Minneapolis 82. FOR GOOD M SHOES

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f H/& LA&T 9CA9W rv/Tff /nc r\ z>; lb Jfl‘• I 1 * t Team Standing W. L. PetMonmouth I 0 l.oou Yellow Jackets 1 0 1.000 Herne 3 1 .750 Jefferson 3 I .760 Adams Central 2 2 .600 Pleasant Mills «d 3 .250 Geneva 1 I .200 Hartford 1 4 .800 Commodores 0 3 .000 —oOo— Adams county high school teams, particularly the two Decatur quintets, will launch one of their busiest weeks of the season Tuesday night. Eight games are on the card for the week, spread over four nights. ■ 000 - The Decatur Yellow Jackets will top a three-same card Tuesday night, entertaining the Bluffton Tigers here In a Northeastern Indiana conference battle. Other games Tuesday send the Monmouth Eagles, undefeated in four starts, to Willshire. 0.. and bring Union of Van Wert county to Pleasant Mills. 000 — In the lone game carded Wednesday. the Decatur Ci-mmodores will again go after their first victory of the season, meeting the Huntington Catholic Ramblers at the Yellow Jackets gym in this city. The Ramblers won the Huntington sectional tourney last spring, and recently dropped a 33-28 decision to Monmouth. ~ oOo — Another interesting game is ou tap Thursday night, with the Adams Central Greyhounds and Hartford Gorillas tangling at the Bluffton community building in an Adams Central home game. Both Decatur teams will return to action Friday- The Commodores will entertain St. Rose of Lima, 0., at the Yellow Jackets gym. and the Jackets will travel to Berne for their annual rivalry battle with the Bears. In the only other game scheduled Friday, the Jefferson Warriors will play the Cardinale at Geneva. —oOo— Th rye games are on tap In the Northeastern Indiana conference this week. Bluffton will play at De- • cater Tuesday night, and on Friday. Garrett will be at New listen and Kendallville at Columbia City. Two loop contests hare been played to dal-. Columbia City defeatist Bluffton. 48-36, and Kendallville downing Garrett. 46 36. -- 000— A pair of veterans, Howard Habegger of Berne, and Marvin Wall of Jefferson, top the county's scorers In games to date. Each has tallied 76 points In four games for a Dne everage of IS points per game. The 10 mifsi.it m Bmmadmmm Idß Btadh VvV’ ■wwwav’ w ’»• t.’W Wittily are: Marne Team 0 TP Ave. Habegger Beyne 4 76 It WaltJett. « 76 IS

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—-J * Farrar Geneva 5 70 14 | Harvey Motrin. 4 57 14 2» , Price PI. Mills* 4 54 13 5 Myers Hart 5 50 10 I Rowden Adams 4 46 11.5 R. Augaburger Hart. 5 45 9 | Robinson Geneva 5 42 8 I j Bergman Geneva 5 39 7.S - o<)o— ■ Results one year ago this week: Yellow Jackets 40. Bluffton 30. Huntington Catholic 49. Commodores 28. Willshire 30, Monmouth 28. Monroe 50. Jefferson 34. Pleasant Mills 43. Union 39. St. John's of Lima 48, Commodores 43. Y-liow Jackets 31, Berne 19. Hartford 30, Monroe 28. Geneva 68. Jefferson 56. PRO FOOTBALL National League Philadelphia 34. Pittsburgh 17. l ais Angeles 42. New York Bulldogs 20. Chicago Cardinals 41. Green Bay 21. New York Giants 23, Washington t, All-America Conference San Francisco 35. New York 14. Buifalo 38. Baltimore 14. Denver Nuggets Win First Game Os Year By United P/ess The Denver Nuggets proved today that miracles still happen by lasting their first National Basketball Association victory in 16 starts -a 68 to 61 triumph over the Baltimore Bullets. The Nuggets entertained the Bullets high up in the thin air at Denver University last night but still it was an uphill fight. Denver trailed, 21 to 4, at the end of the first quarter but scored 27 points In the second period while holding Baltimore to eight. Nugget guard Dil Crocker collected 24 points to lead the/individual scoring. Youth Loses Thumb In Hunting Accident Dick Irwin. 15, of route 4, be came the first Adams county hunting accident victim today . when he loot most of his left thumb while returning to his home from hunting east of Berne Irwin, riding in a car with others of the hunting party, had the left thumb blown almost completely off when he attempted to move the gun. The gun was pointed at him, he said, and In moving it. the 1 gun discharged, severing the | thumb. The youth was brought ’ ito the Adams county hospital. where the thumb was amputated < above the joint. He was released shortly thereafter. TWO MEN GIVEN <C-mt From Psge One» rested Renno who. In his resistance. broke the window on the door of the courtroom. He was subdued and taken to jail, where he remained until his arraignment today. Renno wan assessed by Mayor Dqpn a total of |27. 616 fine, |6 for the window, and II M justice of the peace eoats, and advised to refrain from resls|jng poll, e offl earn. The cane, upon the advice of prosecuting attorney Bchurger. was tried today tn mayor’s court, to minimise any bias.

Notre Dame To Play Southern Methodist New York. Novr 28. (CP) Football's perfect record list of 17 college teams remained intact today after the only six which had week-end games met their test* successfully. Os the 17. all but five team*.! Notre Dame, Oklahoma. California. | College of the Pacific, and Hillsdale of Michigan have officially closed their *ea*on*. but some of them may receive invitations to post-season liowl games. Notre Dame winds up next Saturday against Southern Methodist at Dallas in the finale to one of. its most glorious seasons. College of Pacific, the unchallenged high goring champions of the nation with exactly 500 points in 10 games, journeys to Honolulu to play the University of Hawaii on ' Dec-. 16. The others play In bowl games. Oklahoma will meet Louisiana State in the Sugar Bowl ami i California plays Ohio State in tlic Rose Bowl, both on Jan. 2. while Hillsdale will play Evansville t’o!lege of Evansville, Ind., next Satj urday in the aptly named RefrigI erntor Bowl. Os the 17 teams, onlv four. California. Oklahoma. Notre I tame.

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and Army were of the major category. Army, with its glorious 38 to ti walloping of Navy In the big military finale at Philadelphia, hud the best offensive mark of the big teams with 354 points in nine lame*, an average of almost 40 per game. The other "big boys” wound up impressively, too. Notre Dame's 32 to 0 trouncing of Southern California was the most lop-sided in the history of that colorful series while | Oklahoma drubbed Oklahoma A A I M to the tune of 41 to 0. tn the only other games involving unbeaten, untied teams. Wofford of South Carolina cruised to ills nth straight win-tops for the list-heating Newberry. 49 to 0. ' while College of Pacific, flexing , its muscles in the hope of attrac ting a big howl bid. was merciless in running up an 88 to 0 victory over California Poly. Gannon of Pennsylvania, playing football In it* first season, finished with a ‘l9 to 0 victory over Steubenville of (thio. College Basketball Valparaiso 67, St I.oui* Concordia 54. Chicago laiyola 67. Ripon 42. Marque tte 61. Carroll 56. Beloit 61. Wheaton 57. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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