Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1950 — Page 6

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Select Teams For Four Main Bowl Contests NWW York Not 28 -I VP— For the IhirU straight year. California was assigned the task today of restoring the Pacifk Coast confer-etu-w’n tarashed preatige in the Row Bowl, against Michigan's Rig Tea champions. as the lineups for the four biggest bowl games were < oopleted. The Sugar Rowl committee selected Oklahoma's powerful Soonera, the nation's No. 1 football teaan. to oppose Kentucky, south- • astern conference titleholder; and the Vnlveralty of Miami and Clemson were named as the opponents in the Orange Bowl at Miami. Fla. Texas and Tennessee accepted bids to play hi the Cotton Bowl at Dallas. Tex., last weekend, leaving the "Oalor Bowl at Jacksonville. Fla aa the only major post-sea eon clash without a team thus far. 'Gator Bowl officials were expected to name one or both of their selections today, with Fordham. Ndbraaka. Washington and bee. Tula*. Wyoming and Alabama lead lag prospects For the once tied Golden Bears from Berkeley, Cal., the Rose Howl bid will offer an opportunity :<> atowe at learn partly, for four atraight Pacific coast ' conference beatings at the hands of BHt Tea representatives since the advent of the "dosed shop agreement" be. aween the two conferences The Pacific coast conference champions, who will he making their seventh trip to the tourer ' meat of roses claasi,- at Pasadena, 'oat last year to Ohio State. 17 to 14 and to Northwestern the year’ before 20 to IJ. The Hears are the nation's third-ranking team The Wolverines of Mb lugan. who wnlhmed Stanford. 49 t.. 0 in the find'Bom Sow! game in rm.' »n.l returned in IMS to hownce Southern California by th* same scoye. Will go west with one ol<| the worst records of any Rose Howl entry Michigan was beaten three times and tied once this sea son. but rsnka eighth nationally. Oklahoma, the Big Seven champion which has won SO straight games for the longest winning streak in modern college football history , s ilt be Tor; its third straight Sugar Bowl triumph The Sooner* first team ever to play jp the New Orleans classic three times, topped North Carolina, 14 to 5. last year and L.S.t' 35 to 0. rhe year liefore Elsewhere -tn the how)., picture. Morris Harvey college a< c-epted an invitation to play Emory and Het: ry ii» the Tangerine Bowl at Orlon do. Fla < oiorado College has been Invited to play in the Harbor Howl at San Diego. Cal and offic lais of the Cigar Howl at Tampa Fla said they would annoitnc“ one or both reams toda-

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Week's Schedule --t 2 —, Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Yellow Jackets at Bluffton. Commodores at Huntington Cath nlic. Adans Central at Redkey. Hartford at Bryant. Wednesday Monmouth at Fort Wayne Central Cathjilic. Roll at Pleasant Mills. Friday Berne at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at St. Rose of lima I O Adaens Central at Hartford. Pleasant Milla* at Mendon. O. Jefferson vs Geneva al Berne Saturday i Adams Central Vs Chester Centar at Bluffton Oklahoma And Army Leaden 1 Os Grid Teams | New Vofli, Nov & UT* j Oklahoma and Army have mon*-Than-iW«4-it-f*» >tball gam** hi stake next .Saturday wh»n thay mwt th* it ar» h rival*. Oklahoma A A ,M and Navy For the team which make*' the Jhtaft impressive xhowinr will be crowned the n;i'i--r « No 1 I ’ ball team provided of tuarwe that both win a< rh*y will be tavore«l tot do F«r the ««mnd -traig'ht w»»k 'h»» two timM*-ated ind untied u idir»*u Kiautu finished in the two ?.»p '-pop* in the .1 nrrd l’i‘'s'tc»o' compiled from the *•: - -t of the nation* dutstandißr aIn winning the N«> 1 berth fr.f'the MHond week in a row. «*<*arh H*»d Wilkin** n «'M *■ MNF made the be*? n: the hi*Tory*oT th* rating*/Qtil? "X& 1 jkointi* >hort of perfet non They 1 aniatAfcd » to? aj of »* out It jw**»ible -So point* a*~lT» i»T 'the bwe>«nd. thre« third Arniy. idle lavr Saturday a* Mk Lahoma dthsaxl Nebraska ♦«*, to. slay*d in e<<«rid pla*for the sei orrd xfralgM. week, waiving five ti» M p!» ■ v >t» - Hui a total of ♦sl point* hid ’ 'o beat previous showinx in thY. poll. Met rVltk -a -total poinjf- jn rhe .Join th *•» kiy ;o h - Behind tbe t*- Hub-* in thiswalk's rating- < am** CaUfiirniu Teias, Teuh*****' L’nm v efon K*»n ■ |kVv -.MU’iri.a.iHt .. s[ y tr.\.Mil.hinn' ami Clemom in tha ord*: Mi< hi in*n > B -i B -»l hound W»dverin« T and Big T*n > i md t’l.ri.i son w*»je k» w - t»> T h«- -*.’•■> f ||.i '•» •-. r : i- <■ I HoweVir n.-rr »h*- f ight ti ams • >th*-t •han OkUht-’u.f .nJ \nn> ... . , a k held th* - oio po-it I .’to- f>iffuiora although tod bv S’ahfoid. m >v»d fr<nn fourth .’■• 'htrd pl.t-♦- .» K« ntii. k’. third ‘a •♦ k dr. jqo d B sev» »!tl: }d t if bi i »ll h> Ten m- •* Th»*' vn-.t.v jumped T*!-.'.- -• e.* " TO BUILD PLANTS !<'«•» 11 ■■*•) J rom I’Mgr Obfi Mil they fan .he < «»nverle«l tn rn.tnu failure of at**>rnn finds f«»r peace time purp«>sy > Motor )ehirh feeist ratior -> _ ’'♦*»♦’ ur«‘ expected ’•» total h'h'- ’ Democrat Want Ada Bring Result*

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Chuck Dressen Slated As New Brooklyn Boss New York Nov. 2S .—(UP) President Walter O’Malley 1# ex pected :n name t’hin k Dressen to " sucretMi Bar; Shoittm a- manager of the ’Uidklyn O’Hteers today i)r» - ra i ’' to b»- f>n -.i-t two \*ar~ and .--probably WHI < «i« for about $ ’h<o a i year. hresKen ”d!appeared ‘ enroute. I from his t ink land Calif., home hr I St. pein'burg. Fla., about two days t ago. Dodger officials have given i no Mat flurt Dr< - * n i- Die’new manager but they have done nothing to di« outage the report either. 0 Malles wa- moi* <pr less forced j to go to ineiisen when three other hadua candidates shortstop j >*eewee hr*«e. touch Clyde, Suke- > forth and iftxxie Walker, manager h t Atlanta eliminated th* mselve*. i k and Sukefotth both turned down rhe jpb while Walker signed a new oneyenr contract with At- • lania yesterday. i hresatn will not be new to the RttHikhn —' en* nor will it be his •first job a* a majto* I*ague manager De managed the Cincinnati Reda ! Ir on July. IM.M to September, 1937 : slid served M* A lh*dgrr <oach from HIM through Always retard* *d as one of the smartest men in baseball, he rose to fame as Leo Durtsher's first lieutenant in >. Brooklyn. Dressen wss Durorher’s third ba#* <<>arh when Lippy Leo was riding high in Brooklyn Dressen I»f' the Itodgtrs and served a* liucky Harris first lieutenant with ;he New ¥<»rk Yankees in 1947 and IM* Then, after Harn* Wax fired. Dr* *-en manag’ d Oakland in the Pacific ('oast league for two yearx> Shn’ton. who managed two BBsthe TH ARMY Ugl' NEEDS f v YOU!! K Th« United Stotm Army needs Jg red-blooded men now os it never W hot before. Your future, the future of your family and the future of the United States is at stoke. You, American j|. Youth, are the only ones who can do V something about it with your enlist* ment now in the U.S. At my. TEAM WORK NEEDED! •i| Hundreds of specialized operations . must be filled by you young.men, W»he backbone of our country todio* men, cooks,- electricians, drivers, mechanics, radar operators, carpenf»rs. e»c. are needed, and men with qualifications along those lines will be given additional Army train*ng to develop themselves, and budd a career. THE U.S, IS US' The United States is you—us— ad of us If you believe in your country / —o free democracy that g.ves you " , every advantage m the world—ah Army that gives you the b»st food in the world, clothes you. houses - yOu and provides free medical and I ; aentgl care as you train and learn, i then you wjl take advantage of the opportunities offered by the greatest Army in oil history. JOIN TNE f ARMY NOW! U S- A*my AUS At Force Room 320 Federal Budding Fort Wayne, Indiana Phone A 7439

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GAMES POSTPONED Both Docatuf high school teams will play their scheduled games tonight, the Yellow Jackets going to BluHton and the Commodores to Huntington Catholic. However, the Adams Cen—tW game at Redkey has been postponed because of highway conditions. Wednesday night's game between Roll and Pleaaant Mills at Pleasant Mills has also been postponed. 200,000 iCautlMed from mae One) world hi>|n*d uk an intervention for limited purpose is, in fai t. ax<rearion open and notorious. "I use the word aoresaton' - lu-re ill this rounril and before the j world by direction of my ytovernI no nt. I The <onsn|lli-lu-es of these . facts must be faced squarely by I Hie people of the world, and more particularly liy this council." i IxMikiiiK at Wu, Austin said: "Th* problem Is this: will there In peace or war in the far east* The world awaits anxiously the answer’to thia question." Then tustln fired a score of questions' at Wu and asked the Chinese cominiinist emissary to ,ilve the answers to Hie security 1 |<-ouinif Hodyer pennant-winners but was I eritieix.-d sharply when his heavilyt j favored i Inb failed to win this year, -is expeitid til repiin his old. friend. lU< key. in I‘ittsburKh More than «Ij.SM.<HM pounds of jflsh were taken from the Great | Lakes by commercial fishermen in 11919 II was the best year since | Hit '

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Season Tickets Are Available .Wednesday W. ■Guy Brown. principal of the Decatur high school, announced ; today that his office a-iil lie open ! alt day Wednesday and-from 7 to ' 9 o'etoek Wednesday evening fur pun-haaers us husketball season J tickets to obtain the tickets. ! Heovyweight Fight . Postponed One Week > Cincinnati. Nov. 2k. —<lP»— . Heavyweight champion EJ• ar d Charles and challenger Nick Bar ' one returned to their training > < bores today following a one-week -poatpoaement of their title bout; until Dei-7 J. The two originally were whed ' uled to meet In their title test j ■ tonight but the contest was moved : ' back yesterday after considerable I debate because <rf a storm that ' blanketed the .city under six Inch ea of snow. ACHESON SAYS J lCoa«taoed Fwsai Pwns uoel : arming western Europe, a much I • more speedy "creation of strength" I . there is necessary. Connally said Acheson and all < the senators present fell that Red i Intervention made it clear that Chinese participation in the war Is now "an official action ot the Chi- 1 If you have aemethlng to sell ar . roams far rant try a Damacrat , Want Adv. It brlnga raaulta.

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