Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 24, Decatur, Adams County, 30 January 1950 — Page 6

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Ohio State To Battle Purdue ™”» - b ■ .... This Evening Chicago. Jan 30 (t'Pi • Wl« connin'* Badger* return to the cage war*' thia week with the number one problem i lone at hand To bg**’ Ohio State at Coluinbu* and at L,l«mi throw the Bia ten race baclt w into a content The Badger*, idle Jor two weeks, scrap with the league-leading Huck •yea Saturday I nleaa Purdue tonight, or Wlaconaih Saturday, can tip over the IMck Schnittker crew the Big Ten crown prirtmlily will lie conceded to Ohio State The Buckeye* beat a major rival Saturday, Minnesota. S 3 to 58. on •he Gopher home floor in a fine team performance It wax the fifth game In 22 league contests this year in rtalting team has come ai> with a triumph More important. It moved Ohio State through the midway point of the league mhedule with only one defeat, an honor lit losses shared only by Wisconsin The Badgers have played lour games and won three, two less than? Ohio State has posted, and the heat Wilt la* on Wisconsin the rest of the campaign unless av least one team ■oppie* the Buckeye crew. It appeared pndiable that Olflo Slate, having lieaten the foreign floor Jinx at .Minnesota, would swarm over Purdue Monday for a second road trip win. and show up for the Wisconsin game with a 6 1 mark Thus, it would he up to th.Badgers to keep hope all Ve for some of the title. A Wisconsin los« would give Hie; Hucks a 71 record with single games remaining with Northwestern and Michigan. Judh beaten on*- j hy iihlo-Sia’*- and a 1 pair with Ind i l:uia. - ■' While'Ohio State might one defeat in the quartet of contests, two were unlikely.kmd should Ohio State l>eat Wisconsin It pfohaldy will citu h at least a share of lhe < rowu The Buckeyes outsped Minnesota before 1 v“2f» 'partoVan funs, the largest rnrwd ever to wee * cave? match oil .1 . ollege i a lupus Th-: Buckeyes pulled in front late in the first half and staved there U>e rest of the wgy. although Hick Schni’t Irene the leurenr w teudmg - a a . held to only I’.’ points Boh Burs. , ’ holder brut ped 15 to. pH, >• the sin Ilers while Whitey.Skvsig netted Iff: for the Gophers -.hhit.tk r- tally irrerm-e-.l ' total for six game* to 122. but h s nr* race of 2*1.3 was. lo ser ami. I.e -• i! oehind IH'H Rehfelde of WiSCO'l • . -ji lii the r;o *v or th*- mdlviißiat ■ pi'iut.making title Illis year It,-:i leldf boasted a 21-75’ per —kame .. mark . ?_ *T»u other confererp e teams spilt, ite-mm-league game* Noire Dam

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesdsy Hartford at Yellow Jackets. Berne at Winchester. Jefferson at Bryant. Friday Commodores vs Jefferson at D. H S. yellow Jackets at Kendallville /Monmouth at Berne . / Geneva at .PonrlUe f ‘ petroleum at Hartford. Saturday Yellow Jackets vs-+'‘nrt Wayne Central at North SicteAdams Central v» Jackson at Bluffton. Warriors Lose By Lone Point Saturday Night Their Ute rally falling short bv a point, the Jefferson Warriors dropped a heart breaking: <!♦• | vision to Madison of Jay <X»unty Saturday night aJ the Bern*- high ju hool gym. Madison led at all periods, 36 16 and-39-29. and barely. stayed off Jefferson's late drive O. Roberts Jeji the winners with 17 jMiints. while Miller topped Jeff erson with IS. The Warriors played without Melvin Wall, their leading Ht orer. who is expected to be out for three Weeks with a broken hand. . ~ ~ Jefferson will play Bryant at Portland Tuesday, and will mM the ’Ciiminodorv* at the J high School gym Friday. Madison FG FT TP i Warrdn. f — - 4-1 J McMaster, f I - .7 ! Mays. < , a 2 • 2 it). J. Roberts, g , » 1 11 : Walker, f u o > Matrhetf. f n o •• j shkneyfelt. g o ■<> •» | TOT AUS 19 12 s«t Jefferson FG FT TP tVlllj-f. T 7 t 1. Kuhn, f 4 2 tn Tumbles**!!. <• 2 15. Wellman, g f» 2 12 Patterson u. 2 1 . t hf|;iy »■ o h vg 0 0 0 ft TOTALS 21 7 Im IL</ r-»' mt *: - — t—. I mprrr * Garret t.' Preliminary • Maditugn :» i wwttoped North western. 64 to 57 .'despite M .27. point effort hv the Wifdt at* forward Ray. Ragfdis Ph rd a** ’wok its sixth vf< t<»ry in II -Luuio/s, 7| lu■>., ~vrr. Margil-eye Ohio State’s match with I’urdu * tonii'lo a as. the only game on the program invoivinM league teams, but Saturday there will be nearly a hull slate of battles Illinois plavs :,r f.Mmties. pa - WiMiQiisin at ()ht y State, and Indiana meets North aestem in tip- < hi< ato. Srailmm in ! league name* \li4iiitan State play * .i! Purdue in a mm ‘onforenee s» rap while lowa and Michigan wilt •• The Standings W L. Pct. Ohio Stale. A J WisioriHir:. . 3 -I Tail lllhuhs .. 3 2 6ot» Indiana 2 2 T<b» hi wn ‘"T! 2 -■"Mlrhigan > I. too Nurthwestern .2 ’• \i«H» Min nesot a. 77 2 3 mo P irdue 14 .’oo . SHELBYVILLE M'.»nt. From-.Paar One> pored whT>n f idliMed h.eadJoa <»n a iuun.ty mad Ttear"'ViitnatiC" S .iUe S.atmda} niuht Hi* wife Thrl J_Lr. l-ir h* rs and sey it plnng down an embankment into a > ditch near l>M>x<»oter on I S '»»r 1 y esterda-. ‘ 1 “was Kdied Saturday near TFahniHtth in. a Volßwion of rwv ' t'lm-.k* oti a uiintv ’r«’»ad. .• FIRE BREAKS i * O' ojf From Paa* €>»»♦» 1 tirewh •ivrr.’ablrs and-sronnd <-abl ■:n ' .* ’bird arid fourth I fliM»r« * 4 Qne fire destroyed a . *t#« k Tiff ' b.'TiepfliP’* in’the sta’e highway <fe- » iJiFTBont draPimt rx»m But dam are wa« considered negligible tb*re < a’nd in- th* 0lb»r whert* thf ! fir*- were discovered* | Three hour* !ater. firetne.n were palled hack when a chair and e’tee in a foor.’Ji fhri>r rest room were bSjg

Adams Central Rallies To Win , Saturday Night Tb« Adam* C«*trW Qregiuiuiiil* j overcoming ■ »lx-point deficit at half-tin*, rallied to defeat the Petroleum Panther*. ft-W. at the Bluffton gym Saturday night. The Well* county team held a 25-th lead at the main intermi* *ion but could not stop the Greyhound*' last half drive. Jim Arnold and Glenn RoVdon shared scoring honors for Adams Central with 15 points?each, while ' Bunch paced Petroleum with 1J markers Adams Central will play the Jackson Jaguars at the Bluffton glm Saturday night. Adam* Central FG FT T* Hoffman, f 113 Ehrsam, f 4 » i Arnold, c 4 7 1> Bowdon, g d 2 !$ Baumgartner, g 2 3 7 Nussbaum? f « l TOTAIJS -17 15 4« Petroleum FG FT TP Bunch., f S -7 I’l Bower, f ...."... 2 2 •• Johnson. <• 2 — II 4 Melich. g 4 II S laivell. g 2 15 Sills, f f «. '• Roberts, g ....... 2 <• f! H lb 4S Referee: Bonham Vmpire: -BpWlya. Preliminary Adams Central 35. Petroleum .'•! ! (overt line I. | Dr. Eddie Anderson I To Coach Holy Cross Wprch,enter. Mass., Jan 30. r~ tl'P) Hr.. Eddie Anderson, of lowa Lwlay wan appointed foot J ball <-<»a< h of Holy Croae College - 4Viiiiafn ( ißffti thvf inatiski *hu rettiglted roe with Thun Anderson will return the <<>M<hing pont h* left 12 year* ago to go to lowa HJs new contract Ma for five years. . i MINERS # H WHSlwur4 From P«ar Our> thitH a wrrk ago bu.i wan interpret i nl tiv the <rrtkepH approval <■! • the walkout by Lew lx Continuation of the unauthorised • walkout# wi* expected to bring in , 1 tervfjjtion by Mr~Trisman possibly -4-j2y-_mid week ) j A While Houxe official *ai<! If • ill.- life ill. nt wilt prubatrl’ TTSppotiTt a‘ fact finding hoard to ! -tud> The di<pdte rather than ti*e - Ihr *od*l\ ihHin* Liot* pYoVKhifl of. th.- raft Ila.UrCTi* The President ha* form informed * by the -bar* au »d miu»< that coal idtn k pu* n. aS a- mai hi ng. •* ’<la 11 ’.'grr'* portit - HOUSE DELAYS I (Coht. From Page <>nr> trator Raymond E Foley asked • adoption of bilin which he naid 7 would redder piibiii housing rental • ost* as mm h as 27> p. r< ent i •'Shotgun Approach" ’ I Triiman * had use a shotgun ap ; proa< h ' in sitigling out the * depl.a- > tion aliowames’ amopg the oil ami tnitijng ijuiustries as ta\ lo<»p---holes that should he closed M< 1 I'.nr.ifi s.<i.l fin- tax fur** already makes it "ImpoKsißie Lu venture capital to get a run' I for its money He satd the prrsi debt waptw. t.nakr . ‘ ‘ltiditions i worse ’ Final h«»usift passage of the cotJ ton quota bill was not expected ' until tomorrow if I*eain#ki and ! his supporfers let np on thrir de- ■ laying tactics _ H-Bomb — Most congressmen seemed to be willing to grant Prrside.pt Tfumkn funds to build the hydrogen - fiowrh- if hr derides ro jf<ii The projert

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Lmcohi 6-B Wins rirsi jcries uame Th* UScoS «-B defmuml <X« Lincoln «-A. 14-11. In th* fir«t g»m* of a two out of thro* »eri*« Friday. Th* M-coiid gam* will lie played noil Friday D. Strickler wa* lead Ing ncorer for the winner* with »l< 1 point*, and Buret wa* top* for the loner* with *even. - Lincoln FG FT TP R. Strickler, f 10! Sommer, f 2 0< 4 D. Strickler, c 3 0 f Deßolt, g ..non Zwkk. * o Murphy, f . o" 7 * “ Habble. f » “ D Hauler, e . in? Krueekeherg. g * • A B. Hauler g on* Secaur. g n 0 0 TOTALS 7 0 1« Lincoln 0-A FG FT TP Wolfe, f .. i n 2 Devore, f no «• Moaar. c in? Cowan*, g o n o Hurri. g :t 17Bogner. ’ • . 0 0 21 Kalxer, g 0 .0 ■• Totals s t ir College Basketball -Ohio Stale U. Minnemita 5V Purdue 74, Marquette SIT. Notre Dame 44. NorthWeatern S7. Cincinnati 64. Butler 56 Wabaxh 66. Albion 50. Concordia (St Ijhilhl 65. Ander son 53. Indiana State 6S. Evannvill* 57. Earlham 74. Roue Poly 14 Huntington 60. Cedarville 65 (oi ertlrnel. Oakland City 60. Hanover 67 Manchester 66, Ball State 63. Indiana Central 61. North Ceti tral 57. Com ordla\7s. Tri Stale fi't lov-r timet. 'J—- :■ Kentucky os. Georgia 56. Oklahoma A A M S.t. DePaull4'. I Detroit 50. Tulsa I Bradin s ' tew ,v Western . Reserve u". Mic'hi ’.oj, Slateel H. S. basketball Fort Wavne (Vntral 41. ! Wayne C C 22 i Laporte SM. For? Wayne S*»uihi '.:•• _ x Fort Wayne Nurlh Bead 4John Adanffi~l3.2-.\ / ' ■ r imllahapolis Tech 37. Ind|anap‘d is Cathedral 24 - . - v Indianapolis Broad Ripple\ fl. Ni.liiesvilh* 27 4 Nhw \ibany 7*. Indianapolis Howe IK ———- —■ ' Uuju !>• 1 hirrii 51. It usli’ yll Ir < \ I ,an*vi!l»- \|.f-ui<i! lj! 'bl Ham moml Noll 12 7 . Mijdiawaka 19. Auburn Wabash Valley Tourne/ Glenn id Clinton 31 FrJtchton 37. Brazil 31 I Henn *>< Er itv■ ht< »n 21 tfl n a 11. KANSAS MAN IS <ri»nt Frurn Pae* One) rtp|H»are<| all right Saturday night However police were tailed •<hnri!ly after noon Sunday when Bohanon made no appearam e Th • i police then went 1<» his room ami j found lhe man dead ” The coroner's report staled that I the death inighf havw lieeii I aggravated by *be Hi(oxi< ants. but 1 that was not the prlmar. cause of death - COLD WAVE Kr»tn Pag* *>n*F hay and corn to hfs thr»e horses. I stranded on a knoll that became j an inland when the- I’ecatfinb a I river went out of its bank*- The’ * had heeji missing a wej»k | until he <pott*d them from the airi yesterday Ho.we said th*- hordes looked right grateful’’ at ing the airdehveted hay ‘ As the <old front moved to the east coast roday, it dispelled fnlld ♦emperattirex which sent the mer - cury yesterday to a re< ord high of. 62 degrees- -

I ■ - Team Standing* ~ W. L. PCL Monmouth 13 4 .765 Herne » 6 KH Adam* <’*wtral 16 7 .SM Commodore* * 7 .563 Yellow Jacket* -. 7 * .536 Geneva , . .™. 7 S .437 — Jeffernon . v . 6 6 .42* Hartford 5 » 357 Pleaaattt Mill* 411 267 —oOo— Quit* a little thuffling In th* county standing*,-fcllewing laat weak"* game*. The Monmouth Eagle*, although dropping their third game in a row, remain at th* top of the heap with only four defeat*. Bern* remain* | In ascend place, but Adam* Central and th* Decatur Commodore* moved up on tw* vic- j tori** each while the Decatur Yellow Jacket* dropped to fifth | after breaking even In two game*. — 000 — > - Thw-V«llo* Jacket* head a H> * game faril for Adanis county team* I this week, with three tiU* slatrtl I for the Jacket*, two away from • home. Three game* will he played I Tuesday, five Friday and two Sat- | urday. 000The Jacket* will make their lone hottie appearance of the week Tues day night, entertaining the Hartford Gorillas at the Decatur gym In other games Tuesday. Berne will play | at WlneheMer and Jpfferiion will j meet Bryant at the Portland arm j ory. 000 ...._?_ » The Decatur Commodore*. I riding the cre*t of a five-game | winning streak, will engage In ■ their only gam* of th* week I Friday night, tangling with the aefferson Warrior* at the Vol-' I low Jacket* gym in this city I il(»C \\ I 11*- the ConnuiHlorfS are pU” J jug <U -hcitiie. the YellnW Jackets will travel to Kemlallville Fridav night to uteet the Comets in -» Northeastern Indiana conferen< e clash Headlining the voiinty scho<d schedule will be 41,»e baffle between | the Berne ‘ Bears and the. Mon- . utoulli IfeiMtles at the Berne gym in other Friday garties? Geneva wilt l»e |at Pennville and Petroleum wilt play at Hartford 000 . The Yellow Jacket* will return to the »potl«ght againlaF" urday, taking on the Fort Wayne Central Tigera at the North Side gym in that city. It will be the first meeting of theae teams for several year* ' in a regular scheduled game. In the other tilt Saturday, the Adam* Central Greyhound* wdl meet the Jackson Jaguar* at the Bluffton gym. -000 Bob Harvey, although plavhjg “h ly briefly lasi seek because of, a leg injury. retained his dead* rsMp : in-Adams county scoring The Mon • mouth guard hAs totaled 26u |*oints lin 17 games for an average of 1S 29 points per game Tom Robinson I Geneva guard, setting a n*-w season si-oring mark of 31 points last wees’ niinnl into xecom! plfcv with. 216 points . o< )o The lit scoring leaders, wi’h A*,ames playeil. total point**, and Average ia’dnts per games, are a< Ifolloyxs Name r—- Team G TP Ave. ’ Harvey Monmouth 17 26<i 15 .*!♦ • Robinson Geneva 1-6 236 14 75 ! Arnold Ad Central 17 234 13 76 Ha begner ” Berne 15 21«» . 14 no Meyer Corjj|nodor4S 16 191 11’»4 Farrar Geneva 16 191 11 94 Strickler Y. Jackets 13 197 14.39 Merriman Monm 17 IHO in .*!♦ Ehrsam \d. Central 17 173 ibis Widl letTerson i: i»?.i r-o i Restrtfs mte year ago this , f'umnlodotrs 56. d.4"Hartford 35. Yellow Jackets 33 - 4uveEtiniffL>.;.w.. " _ ' Kendallville 49. Yellow Jackets r Mnnrne 42, Monmouth 39. Geneva 52. Ppniiyilje 39.

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One Foi ls Bogged In Hunt Soturday Virgil Andrew*, Decatur, bagged ‘a fux In St Mary’* townehlp In the buhl Saturday eponaored by the Dehunt It Kbeduled for neat Satur catur coneerrattoa Hub. Another day. marling from the Adam* county court house at 6 a. m. 1 Twenty hunter* took part In la*l flitbrOT’n event and it I* hoped that will jof«»4*e»>frtwi»'-nexr Saturday .AU hunter* are invite,!, and It la not nece**ary that they be club member*. Kirkland 42, Plea«an< MlUa 3R. Jeffernon 61. Petroleum 42. Wincheaier 54, Berne 2>.- ■ Trade In a Good T ewa — Decatur

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