Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 97, Decatur, Adams County, 25 April 1950 — Page 6

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Jama Nmi Tamk IWUnCW I VOtll> To Appear On Jackets' Card Two now Um* South Bide at Fort Wayae. and Wabash, Mass hewn added to the ISSO-51 basketbell acheduie tor th* Decatur Yellow Jackets, according to the tart announced today by Bob Worthams. athletic director and tart eoaeh at the Decatur Mak eetaoL • V. ‘ The Jackets will play South Side at Fort Wayae Dec. ». and the Wabash Apache* will play oa the Decatur floor Doe. 22. The new teams replace Dunkirk and Hartford township on the Decatur schedule. The full iA-game actadnle is evenly divided with nine home sasses and nine on the read. Included on the cart are seven Northeastern Indiana conference names, three of them on the Decatur court. . ' The home card inclMea Bluffton. Fort Wayne Concordia. Watash. Columbia City (defending conference champion I. Warsaw. Huntington. Kendallville. Berne and Fort Wayne Central. - The Yellow Jackets will ripen the season Friday. Nov. 24, playins the Geneva Cardinals at Geneva. The first home kame , still be with Berne Dec. 1. The Jackets also play in the New Years day tourney, with the definite site not yet determined. The Jackets, sectional champions for the past two years, will lo«e five members of the sectional sqtratt by yrartnartrni next- monttr ■ However, only one of thMe wniortf, Larry Jennings, was a near regular Others to graduate are Fred Inch. Dau Mills. Max Myers and Keith Smallwood. Returning as a splendid nucleus next season.will"be George itnir. HaroltJ llohnke. Jack Petrie. Les Saulbine. Dwight Sheets end VI, Strickler, *ll jpniors < hi » .'year. . and Jim Moses, a • sophomore The i-omptrie schedule follows: Nov. 21—Geneva at Geneva Nov. 28 Bluffton at Bluffton le .Dec. 1 Borne at Decatur i_. Dec. ir—Fort Wayne Concordia at Dc< atur Dec S South Side at Fort Wayne . Det’. 15c- New Haven at New ■ Haven (cl Dec 22 Wabash at !>•■< atltr Jan 1 Foin team tourney. Jan 5 Columbia City at Decatut I.W. '. 4 ,. Jan 13- Garrett at Garrett u > ' Jan. Warsaw h< Decatur <«• Jan IS- ‘Central C'alli<4)<- at Fort Wayne ...Jan. 23 HsmtinutOtt at Decatur.. Jan Auburn at Auburn (cl Frh KeihiallvLllb at Decatur I /<>- f • • I) }»» .-jt-jf Fchv ‘j at lb>rn«Feh 'LI - For* Wayne Central at . i

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i ■ ■,■■■■— ■■—■■■■— I Pro Basketball CMeaao. April 35—(UP)— A rw turn to bitter bidding for player* la • war for (arrival between two bMkettali league* wau in proepect today »ftrr th* National Baekettali Awoclatioa pitched oat three team* who promptly formed a new cirenit. .. /.. '' : .; The NBA. offering a four point program tor peaceful department of Denver. Sheboygan and Waterloo from memberahip, *aid H wa» turned down, and expelled them -But repreaentativeo of the three team* joined with Oshkock. a for mer NBA member, to become the nucleu* of ■ new league which they planned to name sometime in the next 1® day*. The new group hired a* commin doner Dpxie Moore, commiusioner of the old National Baskettali league which died a year ago tn a merger with the Basketball Ab •aotaUta of America. Moure was expected to confer with representative* of 11 other cltle* to pick »ix more team* to round oat a 10 club circuit, confined to the mldweat. Other cities which both Moore - and Magnus Brinkman of Sheboygan said were Interested in joinin* the new circuit were Rockford. HI.. Terre Haute. Ind,. Grand Rapids. Mich.. St Paul, Anderson. Ind.. Evansville. In d . Des Molne*. ' Omaha. Kansas City. Colorado Springs, Colo., and St. Lonls. Lon Darling of Oshkosh will run in either Oshkosh or Milwaukee. Egchj.ff-.the .four_member* of the new league put up 84. MM) for im mediate operations expenses and put Moore's salary tor one year In escrow. There way a discrepancy In the stories of Mailrice Podoloff. presidvut of the NBA. and Brinkman about the departure of the teams '; Podoloff said the NBA offered a program calling, for mutual respect of piayer contracni, 3. Kmediat# division of the NBA surplus to give the departing teams their share of the money. 3. exhibition games.' and 4, a common , draft, giving WaterW and Sheboygan each tael player while the 12 NBA teams! drafted either 34 or 36 players Podoloff said the teams marked for expulsion accepted points one and two, said they wanted no exi hit ion games, and balked at the I fourth point. Brinkman said thjy wanted a common draft, but they wanted a draft which would give each-team Involved one player for each one! selv, led by other teams, not the proposed one for Waterloo and Shtboftgan. none for other mem-; Ibers ot their-xew- league-, and IWo. or three for each NBA member I The NBA. which April 10 bought lhe ..Anderaeen franchise iind play ers for 525.000. also bought the- Si iamis franchise for 830.i0-*> to re dure the NBA lineup tj> 12 mem | hers Podoloff said the NBA next i season would operate with 12; •teams In -two divisions, j but there | was tm deelsiiHt -alwUt-atalsameut | of Irani* to divisions orwhujit the schedule VETERAN Fro* I'acr Osr> iWa»hiiiKt<»n < <1 that ho was one irf tho men wlu> | Murphy He named his accomplice* in the holdup and police lie xan a widespread search for them. If you have something to tell or room* for rent try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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4-H Band Patents .:..q K -.- flHj( taNFrt-M»--4«--kas4.»afe tat* ebb Will ta held at 7;2t o’elock thte evening at th® Moaroe school. A parent of each baod member to arged to *ttend by Harold F**t. president, and Mr*. Truman Goldner. secretary. A bake sale will be held Saturday at PubHx Service (tore ta thi* etty. with proceed* going to the band land. Two rebearsala have been held to date by the band, with an ex < elleat turaout and good program made Gerald Ummermaa. director, stated. Thirty girl* have enreHad 3® *Ut® t®» tryouts for a twirl la* corps to work with the land. Zimmerman stated that effort* will be made to have the band play at the Indiana alate fair aext fall if sufficient progress to made. All 4-H member* of the county are eUgibto to join the haad. Berne Missionaries Home For Furlough Berne. April 25. — Mr. and Mr*. Waldo Rchlndlarand family, missionaries to Africa have writ--1 tea that they will return here soon on a furlough. They may make a brief stop in Pari* oe lbelr way t< the Vnlted State*. Automobile Stolen Here Lost Evening City police today had spread the alarm via their Inter-city radio tor other police departmeat offtcial* tn be on -the. lookout for a 1831 gray Ford which Elroy Winteregg reported--oteleu- TromlntrontoL hi* home Monday evening. He heard the car bandit start the engine then drive away. He Im- ; mediately notified city police- but She <ar wa» gone by the time they arrived. x . , Mason Funeral Rites To Be. Held Wednesday Fuherat service* will be held at the Hertz funeral home in Convoy, Ohio tomorrow for B. F. Mason. 77. a resident of Union township. Van Wert county who died Sunday. A daughter. Mr*. Samantha Maullor reside* in Decatur. Other include the widow, tour gons and tour other daughter*. Burial will be in the 10.0 F. cemetery at Convoy. MEDIATORS Fr*M ■*•«» Obw) death. . I Call* al*o would he aerrptod tor aid from poll*«. (ire. hospital. L doctors, and kosiirnmaat - --tone* * Hon*. - I ' ■ If you nave something to sell or room* for rent try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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