Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 304, Decatur, Adams County, 28 December 1950 — Page 6

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inOHDo PICCIS Bradley, Both Are Undefeated New York. Dec 27-(PPI — Rec-' ond-TMked Bradley PrtwnHj rtaka Ita niaegame winning streak against nnh-raokMi Indiana at Peoria. 111.. tonight la a tlaah that will tanker reduce tke dwindling list of undefeated coilega basket bail t*ajnu. FoUuwlag their ktitf teat With the Hoosier*. who have won six straight. the Braves will leave tor the twveday Rugae Bowl founts Moat M New Orleans. where they open against Syracuse and top ranked Kentucky plays St. Londe in the semitinal round Victories by Bradley and Ken tacky will brink them tceetber in the finals. Saturday night, in a game that will have a tarree< bins effect oa the gatteaal ranktags The rank* of the major unbeaten trama Were reduced by three last night a« Stanford Aria.-na and Ist Salle toppled New York University handed Stanford Ma flrat defeat In six guinea ** to 7u. as Ah* Becker of the YMeta set a season scoring high for Madison Square Carden with 38 ►data. Cani'lus College raided Ariscaa'a -potless record after atx straight vktoriea. 55 to 81. at Hnffalo N. Y thank* chiefly to a I* point, aerund half spreeJjiJhßi Hartnett; and WestWn tCenturWy kmM La Bnße Ha Bratjmthnrfcdn ■ms gem an. Ti to *r Phitaßfi phfe. an Jack Turner scored 24 pointe and Rip <lMi. 23 A free throw by aabatitate Nick Stallworth with 25 seconds left tu. play gave Idaho's Vandal* a *4 to ' «T triumph over Sr- Joseph’s at PhHadetphia; and eighth ranked St. John's of Brooklyn walloped Tem pie. Ml >0 BS. a« New York ah center Hob Zawoluk tallied 31 points. in other major aarnea '/ - Imquestie ran JAW undefeated siring to seven straight with a S 3 i to 53 victory over Wbatminatei on .' subae+netr guard Steve Gain* last I second field goal Connecticut beat Buffalo. «I to 81, Marshall trounc 1 ed Arkansas A and M. Ml to 45. audl California whipped Pittsburgh. 70’ to M In addition to the Bradley-Indi* I ana game tonight, undefeated Villa ’ nova entertain* Detroit. Michigan playa'-wt I’efinsylvaiu i Imtmoulli at Miami iFla ' and llo'.y Cross at 1 St Louis The big seven tournament open* at Kansas City Mo. with -Kansu-| meeting lowa State and Mimo-sota playing Colorado Brigham Yonnr faces Utah and New Mexico plays I Denver In the opening round of the Skyline tourney at hsnver, andin" the All College, tournament at Okla , boma City It's Oklahoma City *- I Alabama. Oklahoma A and M vs.i

Tonight & Thursday »— « 7 OL'R BIG DAYS’ First Show Tonight Sr.fft Cemtinuous Thur, from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! SwiffibiHß I - HwidHivhi rmr ngjy VIRGINIA WELLES maIMIH.II DARRYL HICKMAN ALSO—Sh#rt« 14t-44e Inc Ta« ■ ■■-0-0 , Frl. A Sat —'‘Rocky Mounti n ' trral Flynn, Patrie Wymore -0 Sun Mon Tun,—Tyrone Power. ■American Guerilla in Philippme,' I

WmTi SdMsto ji 0/Adam j County V Basketball Teams! Friday flommodore* vs Lancaster On- ‘ tral at Yellow Jackets gym Baylor. Tulsa »*. Arkansas, and!l Vanderbilt vs Texas 11 1 PkonevisiM 6eh Commercial Test * r View Special Shows By Paying Extra Fee Chicago. Dec 27 — (UP)' — I Pbonevislon. the “box office tele- I vision. ’ will get ita flrat commer- ■ I rial teat starting New Year* Day, I when, too < Im ago fatqllies will ire i able to view special Blowc over their home TV nets by paying an extra fee Final plans for the test were announced today by Zenith Ua<U<> I Corp, which will transmit the! special programs over its experimental phonevision station here I The test, to be held over » SO-; nay period, is designed to show; whether the public will accept I the phonevi-ion system. The 300 participating families. have been provided with, special 1 phone-vlslon-equipperl receivers. They will get schedules in advance of the special programs, and will Im* able to’receive those they want to See by ordering the bey etgual" tTnt to their recelv- ; era Vi* telephone circuits. The fee will be II for each show ordered and seen Shows Mhedaled for the test will be motroll pictures not otherwise seen ‘ on television They will be shown j lat 7 and 9 p m 1 . Sets not connected with ~the "key signal" will receive only i scrambled vershrhs << the films | Only those plugged in" will re-1 ceive tire programs clearly. .[ Commander E F McDonald, i Jr Zenith president, said Ibe test i j 'doer not signify the beginning of 1 regular nhoneviwion service, hot | fls only to "gather data for use rd • the PCt* in deciding whether - I phonevision is in the public Inter 1 r«f and whether it shall lit the to ture be.authorized as .i new typa lot service." -— * !

ROLLER SKATING • TUESDAY' NIGHT • THURSDAY NIGHT , • FRIDAY NIGHT • SUNDAY AFTERNOON "■ AND NIGHT CLEM’S LAKE fife? *< feg’ IX * M —*■_ -A O y^SARAH-ELIZABETH j RODGERS / warm Chrittmat I fore story, now I a dramatic u ncu ipapcr »erial! \ Am ue h-m ar YI e d I American heireea. a jilted | New York career girl, a I mother who haa loot her [only child—around these I) three women the story of / CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY / resolves. It’s a warm, hoI man atory—one that tells II how Christmas bring! Io \ each of theae women the ] fulfillment of a wiah I gnawing deep in her heart. fl Read every installment of 4 If CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY. BEGINS DEC. 2S. IN Decatur .. | Daily Democrat , *

* Today's Sport Parade I (Bag. tJ. B. Pat Off.) | By Oscar Fraley S New York. Dec. 27-- (VPI— Bowling along to a football finish. Fearless Fraley's pigskin predlc tions on the vear-end tureen tue Sl. . ;Bsea BcwT Michigan Jover California -Thia one is based on sunshine and a patr-hed-up. powerhouse named Leo Koceakl. California wa* unbeaten this season and Michigan lost three But the Michigan passing. attack should click with g.aid weather con- 1 ditiona. It has a -better defense and the injured Koceski will be ready I tor action If right, he’ll make the . we-: coast forget all about such | -tars as Hetty Grable -well, almost. ; anyhow. ; Cotton Bowl Texas over Tennessee—lt’s power and. raixledaxile over shyer sawer. althdagjk- the points being quoted by (he gentlemen in the buck room sounds like an overlay. Btftl. you ean t get away from the fact that only one point defeat by Oklahoma- kept \ the T.xans from being hailed as na tional champions Sugar Bowl Oklahoma oier Kentucky—lt’s ’ I impossible to see how Oklahoma, jean miss getting there if not fustiest at least with the mostest. The I undafeat.d Sooners have power In , le*m Heath, free-wheeling in Billy ! Vessels and the cranium class in j Claude Arnold Kentucky’s hope is rthe air arm of Babe Parllli, but the ' Blue Qrass boys figure to be bourn-- ; ed worse than the 6-'-_. points being * quoted _ Orange Bowl Cletnsoo over Miami This fig tires to be one of the best games of the day. each having been tied om-e this yekr as perfiu-t seasons barely < eluded them. Jack Hackett. Miami’s mighty mouse will have to be reckoned with but Clemson s terbaccychewin’ coach. Frank Howard. says going all the i way down there to loke " I like the i way the man says it 'Gator Bowl , Washington and Leo over WyoI mine The' westerners wont unde I teat-4 to., the Skvline title ud W j |A L/ lost a pair in winning the. (Southern conference champion j I Ship dlut the southerners lost byj I only one touchdown each to such i .mighty maulers as Tennessee and i Virginia They’re eseven polut [ underdogs, but they get as« artul ’ nod fr rn oalld -Fearless —_ Shrine Game East over West More overall 3 tai* nt Sun Bowl t West Texas over Cincinnati I Dud Degroot Os New Mexico says jthik is one of the most orerl®t>ked i teams m the country - Pineapple Bawl | /fiSnver .over Hawaii—Through the hole in the middle . ! Lacrosse State over ValpirsikO j i forth« . ham pmnsbiir of Tampa; Fhr, ' .' ' ’ 'o—-- - ■ ■ , Punch Bowl You over at! your troubl.-. And Year! — _ Mamie Public installation of officers Friday, Dae. M——7:3ii p m Harold .Muntrna, W >M 303 ?tSt

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—--—- We'd like to ium atl other Chevrolet dealers tn ' thanking our customers for making possible *’ ‘ this 25 millionth Chevrolet. For the only reason anyone males more . — ■ .. products is because people want more of them. We Chevrolet dealers are able to deliver more passenger cars and trucks than any other automobile dealers today only because you prefer Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks over any " other make.

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Rich Contract To Air World Series Cincinnati. O. Dec. 27—tl’PI— < The major leagues were assured to- I day of W.'HfO.noO for the rights to * televise the world aeries and all star games durlag the next six , years, but the man who made the deal may not be around to see them ( * reap their profits. , Commissioner A. It Chandler an , pounced yesterday that he had sold , the exclusive video rights to the ( ' Gillette Safety 11-txor company aud | the Mutual Broadcasting System in • a six year contract. However, ’ Chandler's own contract, which the major leagues refus*>d to renew this t month at St. Petersburg. Fla.-, runs ' l only until 1952. , Chandler declined comment on whether the rich deal had any bear- ' ing on his battle to retain his job. ' He said ‘‘the important thing" he had in mind when he concluded the contract was the players' welfare Most of the money, he added, will go to the players' pension fund. The previously had signed Gillett** and Mutual to a Sixyear <-on'ract tar exclusive radio broadcast rights. The two films agreed to pay *1,370,1MM for this privilege, 1175.0<h> of, which already ha* been paid for broadcasting this year's Aeries.

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Chandler “aid other networks were "alven opportunities to hid." hut hr rieHined to name them. It was learned that at least two other networks tried to buy the rights. Baseball Award To Tiger Hurler (Dingy) Trout of the.WD ChlegM». Dec. K - \l>F) — you (Dikiy I Trout of the Detroit Tig ers was named today by the China so chapter of the baseball writers assm iutlon to receive Its award tor the moat outstanding player come back of 1950. The award will lie presented at the association's annual banquet here Jan. 14. — In 1949, the 35-yenrotd Trout won only three games and lost six. This year he chalked up a record of 13 won and five lost for the second "Vest ranking In the American League 3 —, Funeral Held Today For Walter Domrosch Bar Harbor. Me., Dec. 27.-—(CPU — Walter Damroach, Rgyear-old dean of American musicians, was buried in the Dam roc h family plot In I*e<lgelawn cemetery here today

So it is your ««fwhclming. endorsement of the products and services we offer that is behind the production of this 25 millionth Chevrolet less than six months after completion of the 24 millionth. We are sincerely grateful. And we believe the best way we can express our gratitude is to continue to offer you the very finest services and the very greatest values that we possiMy can. /Did that u exactly what we intend io dos

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Co/feoe Basketball Western Kentucky 73. Laßalle <X New York U. 34. Stanford 7ft. California 70. Pittsburgh 59. Midwest Tnorncy ' i C<ntml Missouri 75, Indiana Cea--1 tr;U 72 (overtime). I Wheaton 72, Franklin 67