Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 27 November 1950 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Win Season Opener, 65 - 34

Jackets Score Easy Victory Over Geneva A veteran Decatur high school basketball team utiliMxl it* superior height, a fast break and a ragged defense to overpower a completely willing but hapless tie- , neva team on the latter's floor Friday night. It was the initial game of the|. season for the Yellow Jackets, who raced and aped to a 65-34 victory, over a Geneva team that had I rouble getting abet* away and finding the range. The Jackets jumped into an ear- , ly lead when big center Vic Strli kler took a pass from Harold Hohnke, dropped in a layup, and laid the foundation for the evenlng's--45 points The Cardinals Carl Mann garnered a charity toes to make the score !-t, but the Jackets started pulling way from then on out. leading at the end of the first quarter by a 2l>-5 score. It wasn't uatu a eouple of minutes of the second quarter had elapsed that Mann sank one from the field for the Geneva team's only field goal of the first halt. The small Cardinals' offensive thrusts only carried them about three-quarters of the length of the floor, where they found tl impossible to penetrate the sone defense set up by the taller Jackets. Furred to shoot from well out on the floor, and hurriedly at that, the Cardinals werd’able to pot but one fielder out of 36 shots In the LfoiAi. jkim: of fvblk’ Hiaai'.tNii Xotlee Is hereby given Hist the Local AlevheHc Beverage Board of Adams County. Ind., will, at Jt of_Pe« ember . ISM al the Cumiuivdiut l fbwni. Auditor's otn.e m the City <.f !>»■ *■ tur. Indhsna in said County, begin in veatlgatlon of the applications of th* following named persons, requestmg the issue to the appll-'ants. at the location* hereinafter set out, of the Al.-ohullc Beverage Permits of to* . lasses hereinafter designated and will, at said time and pls. e. receive information concerning th* fit nee* of said applicant's, and the propriety of issuing itie permits applied tor to so. ti applicants at the <Hut» 146 S 2nd "St . Df«*tur. Indiana. Mht. liquor and win** retailor* H..b «r ! F MuUH hUr M;»422. <tranMf*r beer. liquor and w r *‘ I failure, permit from B Millet. ( N 2nd St. Dwafur. Indiana > I ,U!t> IKV ESTIMATION WILL BL OPEN TO THE PCBLB*. AND PUB . Llf PARTb’IPATB »N REQLE.'*TALCOHOLIC BEV KID j VA<IF. <hemission. By John F N«»«»nnn. . Secretary Bernard E. Doyle. NOV n~DE<’ 2

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H. S. Basketball Kendallville 58 Garrett 47. Bluffton 51, Fort Wayne South 46. Auburn 63, Fort Wayne Concordia 35. '. Wabash 63. Huntington SI. ? Idifayette Jeff 51. Monaville 43. Anderson 4<i New -Castle 45 Frankfort 49 Michigan City 37 Elwood 69. Plymouth .48. Bloomington 3S, Jasper 31. Bedford 60. Seymour 58. ixiganaport 3s. Flora. 30 Anderson St. Mary's 47. Pendlrton 48. Washington 45 Greencastle 43 Washington Catholic 6*. Oolitic lj». Kokomo St)./Tipton 3k. Rushville 49. Greensburg 47. first half Ths Jackets’ offensive, though, looked impressive for moat of the game ..except for a spell in the second quarter when neither team could control the ball and the gam* developed into a mad scramble. Hut things settled down during the last half and almost every Jacket got Into the scoring act. Paced by Bohnke, who controlled the backboards well during th* gam*, aa well as dropping in 13 points, the Jackets had two others who readied the double figures— Jack Petri* with 13. and Vic Strickler with 11. Both teams travel for their next outings, the Cardinals to Herne to engage I" an intra-county squabble with their neighbor*, Jefferson, next Friday; the Jackets to Bluffton next Tuesday for their first NEIC tilt, then engage Berne next Friday for their home opener. ’ Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Bohnke. f V » 1 Bair, f ........... 3 3 9 | Strickler. '• 1 1' Moses g* 3 2 8 Petrie, g 4 4 12 if Fruclite. f ’— 8 - 0 <> , forests r 1 . -4U..Saulbine. g.. . - 2 4!; Krick son. -g ...... - 11 *I, Morrison, g " 2 n i, TOTALS ...... 24 17 65 j. Geneva ~ FG FT TP. Weaver, f - - 2 2 6, Bergman, f .... 1 • * Haines. C .......... 3 1 I Nayil. .< 8 1 ■ | Mann, K 1 ’ ' . Haunt, f - ''' 0 0 i p >' l *' f -1 r *< Penrod. <* *■ “ * f , ■ TQIAtS . • !■' ’ ‘ 'I '' ' Referee' Moore j I'mplre: Hoover Preliminary riecaitir 44 Geneva 35. Berne Conservation Club Meets Monday I I Berne. Nov 25 - Tho Bern* I Cd'nHVrvution -< bib will 7 1 | day evening ar 7 30 in the lot a! P 'school buii«lihs’ Officers will. j plotted for the cotninK )•£»>■ and. .prizw will !>♦* awarded in *h<‘ i pheasant '• 'nnter? Th • Ime usher di«payln< the longest tat 1 . _! feather will win fir*t prize STUDY PASSAGE J <r.••«•«** Few. ••■se owe. ho.nl'to Hawaii and Alaska, new 'defense appropriations which may reach |is.<*i*<)’«>•>. m.o and the ad- ! ministration < reque t for food aid | for drought-stri. ken Yusoslavia . Mr Truman ha* urged 1 to, raise an additional J4,ooo.mt*..tirtt. "HTiToilKtr■Fxrm—rrrrrftt's-taxe* r - DEWEY TAKES , hour when he honld have been Lproceeding a* 4 J«afe L'x-nii’o an hottr, ONE OF WORST ( < «qaifl»«e4 rr«m <>•*» j flight* from IrtGiiardia airfield were < anc e.Ued ari l a’ New.irk. N I plan*-* wrrtF ■i«"Liioun , ’'i keep ; the wind from whiaktux tiwni- '< away Automobile . wers Mifted'from earn Start the Day Right toy stopping here for Breakfelt. We ere reedy to eerve you it dim every week dey morning. ALSO SERVING: NOON LUNCHES. v._ SHORTORDERS SANDWICHES DICK’S GRILL OPEN 6:00 A. M. to »:00 P M

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- i ii i Layne Scores Upset Victory " Over Walcott New York. Nov 35 (KPI R*x. Layne, a Vtah farm buy wbu loves to fight, was recognised today a* u dangerous contender for the 1 heavyweight championship because of his upset, lopsided victory over . xihallmger Jersey Joe Walcott at Madison Square Garden tu bls .New York debut last night, the brown - haired, fair • skinned ypuugsier troniYhe sugarbeet fields of la-wlsUm. Utah, sweetened the fi*bt gam* by giving ancient Walcotj a thorough trouncing Jersey JM was a >1 favorite The Ibround decision was unaniiMqis. I Myna, best heavyweight to edma out of his area since Jack Ikrmpsey. forced the fighting in every round. He slowed up the 36yeaiwM Camden, N. J , negro with right smashes to the heart He forced cunning Wal.-ott io bold with both arms when they eante to close quarters. And he hnoched Jersey J<»* into the rope* or lata corners several times with booking barrages to the btad Walcott, who had .■hallettgvA three -imes tor the title, became so angered al Layne's releatelM pursuit that in the s.s’h round he tried to rip Rex' bleeding left oye with his glove laces. And Walcott's iHogal use of the backhand loot him the eighth round oa a foul. Layne was so impressive that the 5,995 fans were screaming with de light in the dosing rounds. He continued to rip into hi* stoehy. browu-okinned, bull-shouldered opponent, although the Jans were yelling at him to be careful of hts gory eye The Ihyesr-old Lewiston larruper suffered a slight gash at the corner th* fourth seselon. the gash had been extended up through the brow Il was so long and deep that it required 10 slilcbes after the bout 3‘here were no kuochduwos. but Walcott w*« Wobbly iu the sixth, ninth unddinh rounds COLLEGE FOOTBALL .Miami <Fla i 14. lowa 6. Louisiana Stale 13. Villanova 7. College of Padfls- 55 Roston I'

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Tickets For Bluffton Gome On Sale'Mondoy s • TickoU for ihe Decstur Yellow Jacket-Bluffton basket trail ga.pe. to Im? played on the Wells county i team's court .Tuesday, 'will go. on •ale MiMiuay in the offi<-e of the llpcatur high sr-bool. it was announces! today by principal W. Guy Bros q . y , DecalurHigh Opens Ticket Sales Monday ’ Announcing/*nt season tickets sales for Defofoir Yellow Jacket ' home gamfo are now open. W. Guy Brown, principal of the school. out- > lined the following program in the i disposition of th* tickets i All those persons, he said, who ’ have notified the school of the re-| > quest tn a change of seats over ’ last year, and were previous season • ticket bolder*, are asked lu a meet f Ing in the high school office Mon ! • day evening. 7 o'cloek > Thrwe others, who are ordering | ' ticket* for the first time, are requested to be In the office at » p m I Munday. „ ’ At the** appointed hour* th* ■ matter of aoatlng arrangement* for » lb* coming cage aeason will be dis- ’ closed With th* demand such a* it • U. a*d th* limited capacity- Brow" I said that edOgial* have utilised ovory mfoh* available to satisfy' - Ucket holdets All tkkou. then. Win be avail i able next Wednesday II was noted • that those persons who held sea - son ticket* last y*ar. and did nut ’ seek a change, will retain the »am< 1 places as held lasl season Brown also said that there are I a few season tickets available for r those Who have not already ap i iiiid TK- ;~a—■■-skj " 1 tickets will be made to accomodate patrons for the Jackets’ home Open ■ er next Friday ' Auto, Truck Crash, One Man Is Killed l-lalnflekl. Ind.. Nov 26 ill-’ , Bernard W Campbell 37. Peter? i Imrg. was killed here yesterday in . a.truck-cat eollUloa Two of th* i l ' I oilier men riding In the truik were '‘otr.t. but not seriously ' i

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