Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 305, Decatur, Adams County, 29 December 1950 — Page 8

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DecatarHosf To Tournament New Years Day Thlrxtia*! tor r*v*u«. the Dw* tar Yellow Jacket* 'ire hard at wort this week la preparation tor Um aaaaal toarieam holiday . ‘ KmrMuneWt Which WIU be held at the beeatar arm »«»> Monday. New i Tear* day The Yellow Jaeketa Will meet the Bluffton Tiger* in the tourney . opoaor pt 1:39 a m. Monday, follow 1 nd by the aora* between the Berne 1 Bebra and the Fort Wayne Cone «* dteCmteta. j Th* afternoon loser* will meet in , -a iHnenlatimi fame for tbieAplne* ( -— honor* at t pm. with the eham- . plebaNp affair between the afternona winner* windiac up the meet . ■*at«m ticket* tor both *Mrton*. , priced at *l, are on sate thia week , at'the Peterson clothing atom and the Hoithoaae drug store Single ( aeaaioo ticket* will be available ( only at th* gym the day ot the , tourney ~ -Ylm rettow Jacket* have ado*He score which they hope to settle ; with Bluffton Monday Last year. Bluffton edged oat the Jackets. Tiper* handed Bacatur a 54-52 de- ( teat at Bluffton early thi* season. Official* for all game* will be. Marvin Todd and Robert borate. . both of Fort Wayne, and two ot thio araa’a top arbiters _ The Yellow Jacket* will carry the beat season record into the tour ( ney ot nay of the four team* The Jacket* hero won flee and lost three. Bluffton haa won three and lost ata; Berne ha* won two awd ' j lust aia. and Coneordla haa won ( two and lost seres . Decatur haa scored victories over Geneva. Berne.. Concordia ttwicei. and Wabash, while losing to Bluff- [ ton. Fort Wayne South Side and New Haven Bluffton ha* defeated Fort Wayne South. Decatur sod Berne, and lo«t to Portland. Columbia City. War- * tea. Huntington Catholic. Dunkirk i and Winchester ’ Herne** rlctorie* Have been re- < cord** over Pleasant Mill* and < Hartford Center (Hartford's only RMSdof the »*««>■). and the Bearai' -have dropped decision* to Geneva.; i New Haven. Portland. Decatur, j l Bluffton and Lancaster Central Coneordla has defeated Angola i and Howe Military Academy, atul haa tost to Auburn. Gary Wirt. Columbia City. Decatur ttwicei. Pott Wayne Central Cathoik and Foe; Wayno Central Play Friday Night P The Decatar Commodore* willr engage tn the only game scheduled |

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Week's Schedule OfAdamsCounty Basketball Teams . Friday < Commodore* va Lancaster Cen- , tral at Yellow Jacket* gym. i _ Monday, Jan. 1 Holiday tourney at Decatur (Yellow Jacket* va Bluffton. Berne v* Concordia!. I Tuesday. Jan. 2 i Geneva at Monmouth. I Adams Central at Hartford I Alumni at Pleasant Mill*. /- < - : I Mint b Handed first Seasoa Loss Chicago. IW. B. -<CP>— Brad - ley** Brave* reigned as basketball ' king*. << the midwest today after edging Indiana's Hoosier*. 84 to Ct, in the last 1* seconds of phty The victory was Bradley’* 10th 1 straight, and the first ‘time Indiana 1 had been beaten this season after 1 six straight win*. In th- ding-dong thriller staged 1 at, Peoria, the Braves trailed, 51 to 1 43. midway through the second half, hut rallied to tie the wore at 5252. The count wa« knotted again at 64. M. and finally at OUT with H 1 seconds left Playing cooly and confidently like the champions they are. the Brave* went into a stall and waited for one shot. Charley Grover took it with 14 seconds left to share high scoring honor* with teammate Billy Mann at 17 point*. The Hoosier* had a chance to tie It up after the winning score, but missed their shot and the game ended. In the other top game last, night in the midwest are*, once-beaten gt Louis defeated strong Holy Cron. 57 to 49.' before the largest crowd of the season at St. Louis. 7.727 - , Holy Cross never could catch the Billiken* after the first tew minute*. the Crusaders' closest bid coming at three minute* to play In the contest when they pulled up to ■ 45 50 in the county this week, tangling 1 with the always tough Lancaster Central Bobcats at the Yellow Jacket* gym in this' city Friday night. Three game* are scheduled neat Tuesday night In the county. They are. Adam* Central at Hartford.} Geneva at. Monmouth and an] Alumni team ar Pleasant Mill* High School basketball J Kokomo 33. Sheridan 30. Brazil S3;--Rork-viHe -Vine—.in*** —Cai ■ «»lh* —£2— H«n<Wr» I son (Ky b.Jloiy A’aine l<> , If yeu have-something tbjMlJ Os J rooms for rent try a Democrat Want Ad It brings results < Trade In a Good Town — Decatut <

as MTTC OF ELECTION W»-*«'' 'jsSr sß’SlOJsllwsSS’• *»*<" ■■ ■ I A meeting of lot owners of Deeatur Cemetery | Association will be held at the Secretary’s Office, j Holt house Building, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. on January 4th, 1951 for the purpose.of electing seven Trustees for the ensuing year. • Mm —J| MB ~ j. ‘EARL ADAMS ; \ - - - • Secretary. New Year’s Party V M I '.R b ioinr I Make Reservations Now! JjF * ■ •W Ameriean Legion f , _ B Adams Post 43 Mr J?— ■•’■’. i ■ ' ‘' •.. — s I

Winners Listed In Tilw O—vliy DOWHny rlCci Final results of the double*, singles and all-events of the Oeeatar i city bowling tourney were annouuc-J Nu*«baum awd Sprunger wdkt the doubles title with a score of J 26." George'Alton won the singles yyown with a «»7. and RoHy Ladd copped ( the all* vents with an 1822. The tourney scores follow: ' Doubles N'uaahauukSprungcr IM*; A. Mil- ] ler-Galhneyer UM. Pntrte-Ap|iel-man Ifti; Zelt Si hults ||t3; H Scheuman-A. Buuck 1199; ScottSnyder US!; P. Hleekeb. l.snk-f, raau 1177; Bracey-L Meyer* 1173;L G HtriekieeG Alton 1171; G. tj- | terll. Shoaf 1167; £ ’Zwiek-C C<s»k| Iliff; HchiudKeH. Strickler 1165. Hunter Frauhiger 1153; N Steury C. Deßolt 1152; C. CratewT. Pillar* I14C; W. Meese-D. House 1144. It Smith-G. Hooper 1IM; It JohnsloU-C.'. Voirol 1134; E GallmeyerP. Schroeder U3l; F. Ahr- ! R lasdd 1131: P Briede-Shm-kley 1130; M Hoagland-Bayl>* 1127. It Hobbs J Hobbs HJ7; Tutawilei F Huffman 1U1: Hoff man-Wvrllng Ul»: J. Ahr-A Gillig IMO; It Odle It Macklin 10*5: R lxxrtJ Beery. 10k!; M. Heare-Chapman B»?<: InnlgerHilly 10*3; Korte-J Bullemeier 1064; G. Smllh-Alspaugh 1053. ' r Single* (I Alton SM. P Bleeke *54. O.| Schutt* «WT7A. Gillig gW. G Hmip " er <43. C Voirol <36, Snyder <3K Korte €32. Sprunger *!!. E. Gall- 1 meyer <3O, R. lardd <ll. Tutewiler So*. D House *>!. Fraubiger s*o. Petrie SM. J Ahr SM. II Schieman SS«. F Hoffman 5D5. P Briede 5»3, L Hoffman sS<>. Nussbaum Ski. G. Strickler sk«. K Johnston 5*3. N. Steury skt>, Shgckley s*t», Zelt 570. W Meeae STS. Bra.ey 574. Sehin* ley. 574. L. Meyer* 573, Bayles 572. J. Bultemeier 565. M Hears M 3. Hunter 5*3. Hilty 5«2. G Smith 5*2, H Shoaf S«O,'F. Ahr 557, H Strickler 557. J Hobbs 555. W Gall nreyer 563. R Chapman 550. Appelman 55rt. O. I-artkvnau 54k. C. Crales ’.XT. Al Buuck-537-. E. Zwick 534. AHpaugh 533. Hoagland 532. P, Schroeder 532. G Uster 520.1 R Smith 527. Werling 5!!. T. PH-i tars 52!. R Hobbs 522. C. Deßolt 52«. C Cook rjn. A. Miller 513. R | Odle f in, R Urrd 448. R Macklin I 485. Scott 4*3 J Beery 473. Innlger 454 All-Events R l<add IS*!; LI. Scheuman 1795, E Gaiimeyer’ 1086. P Brl<de 18*7. W- Petrie WK O. Schult* 1650. Tutewiler 1645. J. Ahr 1614. I-Zelt 1604, Appelinan 15OT. VIL Gall ! mc-ier 1.588. D House 1559. J. Hobbs j 1541. Hoagland 1528. T Pillars 1527. W Meet'S 1521, R. Ixrrd 1511. R Hobbs 1509. Korte'lso2. J. Bay-1 Ues U"5. F Ahr 1470. ,C. (’rates] 1482, .1 Bultemeier 1459. J Beery | 1147. C Cook 1443. A Gillis lit". P. Schroeder 1425. A Buuck 1399 * FOX Ht’NT—New Year’s Day, Mon.. Jan. 1. — Meet at j Court House 8:15 a. in. Ev - f eryone welcome. Shotguns onlv. Decatur Conservation i Club. 304t3'

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tlepk's Whs first Start hi Toomey Bleak's of Decatw won Its ftra- ; start In the Robert* holiday todrt Jament in Fort Wayne Wednesday | night, defeating Magnavox. <3-5?. MggMvox lad at 4he first quarter, 12-9. but Klenk's was on top at tile half. .26 23 and al the third per- } io*-444*. 1 Jim Moyer was top siorer tor i Decatur with 2U points, foikewen by Orv Heed wVh I*. Patton tilHud 23 for Maanavox Klenk'swiU me<-t thu Dutch Mill team frirw .Blurtton in a quarter--final, game at « o’clock Friday ihlglit. I Klenk'* FG FT TP Ballard, f . 3 * *! Rt*«l. f 5 6 t*| Heller c . i €lll Meyer, g * 4 24 j WHY-? daa«n*t tHcatur have the facillHm to take care as civic orgaoigaHon, sorority, special wedding, birthday party or farmer and buainvaa meeting* er the tike! NOW J Fairway Rertaorant haa thg anawerl A NEW and agoeial room . with “lt'» own** kitchen facilities ' parking facilities and gaper* service that are necessary ter the ut- , most In perfection In thie buainegg. Completion of thia service shaft be available some time In February. Beating capacity appraaimetely 7S. FAIRWAY RESTAURANT Along Highway* 27 - 33 - 224 g V | FRI. SAT. SUN. Continuous Sat. A Sun. TWO EXCITING FEATIRES |W«om| MANA] wmw. sen.icon • • MDb M < AI IISTUU Wti -BOYFKOM INDIANA" LUIS BtTint w* nil* MO • «K»“ commo ou nor o*®’ **--• ’ 'n“ —ADDED THRILLER—HI’S BLASTING BAB-MtNI War Only TNc-30c Inc. Tax

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