Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 71, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1951 — Page 6

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Kentucky And Aggies Favored To Win Tonight New York, March 24.— (UP)— Kentucky against Illinois in the i,<east and Kansas State against Oklahoma A & M in the-’west—-thatwas the lineup for tonight’s regional finals in the NCAA basketball tournament. >• ‘ ] • Thp Kansas State-Aggies game et Kansas City was rated a tossup. while Kentucky’s wily Wildcats Were favored over the Illini at New .York. The winners will, meet next Tuesday at Minneapolis for the national championship. Kansas State, winner of the big seven title, reached the western clast night by whipping Brigham Young, 64 to 54. while th®,, Aggies advanced by downing ( Washington, 61 to 57. * It was a ha rd-to-take defeat for the Cougars of Brigham Young. They won the National Invitatioh tournament at New York last week and were shooting for college basketball's “grand slam.” But they didn’t have the talent to cope with powerful K-State. ' Brigham Young made one bold bid for victory. After trailing 39 to 21 at halftime, the boys from Provo, Utah, rallied and cut Kansas State's lead to with less than 10 minutes Remaining? Russell Hillman a reserve \ center, sparked that drive with four field goals. \ Speedy K-State, however refused to'be caught, and ran up an interrupted string of six points to pull clear again. That was the end nf Brigham Young and< its dream of a “grand slam." L So the stage is now set for to- , night’s srowdown battles. The ( four , teams in the regional finals, , Incidentally, finished at tde top of i the United Press coaches rating board, Kentucky was first, followed t»y the Oklahoma Aggies, Kansas State and , Illinois in- that order.?? ' ' Kentucky-Illinois game at Mad . ' Itdn Square Garden shapes up as an interesting revenge battle. The IHlnl hopes to atone Cora rude 76 to: 47 lioking handed them by Kentucky in the same tournament two years ago. j'.' jj; '• — ~ Clings By Fingertips Five Minutes, Saved \ Chicago, March 24 - (UP) — Keith; Dishno owed his life to his fingertips today. He clung by them for nearly five minutes when he slipped from his ■window-washing perch on the sixth floor of a building. Fellow -workers finally dragged him through a window. x V L The largest known opal, found in a Hungarian mine in 1770, weighs one pound and ]five-ounces.. It jis in the imperial museum a.t . Vienna. —- ’ \ ; - \ll ■ I . SUN. MON. TUES. Cantinuou* Sun. from 1:15 ti j; . “ABBOTT & . COSTELLO MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN” ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax I —o_o— TODAY—Van Johnson in “Ground* for Marriage” ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax TODAY & SUNDAY Continuous Both Days 2 ACTION HITS! “ARMORED CAR j ROBBERY” Ad«l* Jargons, Chas. McGraw & JOHN MACK BROWN “SIX GUN MESA” Only 14c-30c Inc. Tax

Pro Basketball NBA BLAYOFFS Indianapolis IOS, Minneapolis 88. (Best of series tied, 1-1). Exhibition Baseball Washington (A)|l, New York (N) 0. I i Bouton (N) 16, I*hilda)phia (A) 8, I’l Cincinnati (N) 74 Boston (A) 0. Philadelphia (N) l.'St Louis (N) 0 (night). , j |■ ‘ [ Chicago (A) 15, St. Louis (A) 9. Pittsburg (N) 6, Chicago (N) 2. Cleveland (A) 7, Oakland (PCI.) 1 (night). I - ■■ _ 4-L—; Murder And Suicide In Deaths Os Pair Indianapolis, Marian24.j— (UP) — A 40-year-old negro and his woman companion were dead today in what police termed a case of murder and 'suicide. Police found Lecin King in his home late yesterday..-slumped over a kitchen stove with all the gas burners turned on.: On the floor lay a .32 caliber piafbl and a note which said: > “It’s all ovef*, gb to Aleatha’s house/’ , When police didti’t find Aleatha Bruce, 42. at honij they went to the house where dlip was employed as a maid. They found her dead of .32 caliber bullet wounds. USE BAYONETS (Continued Froy PxK* One) ed up with them eiirly last night. Most of the 15,000 to 20.000 Red troops reported in the area were believed to \have slipped through or around the allied block, an Bth army spokesman said. However, nearly 100 had been taken by early today and several hundred other enetny troops killed. > J ” 1 ' Improved methods helped North 1 Carolina farmers produce 81,955, r 000 bushels of corn' in 1950 on the same acreage that grew 77,525,000 bushel* in 1949. i ■ \ : J

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V. WOMEN’S LEAGUE Standings W L Fairway 21 6 Rosie ------ 20 7 __ 13 g Schafer Co. A 16 11 Bower —— "-'l'; 16 ii i 6 n Three Rings’.... j;j j 4 McMillen ~v 12 i 5 Old Crown l.__ j 2 L 5 Niblick __ 12 151 Kent .... \ 12 15 Lumber Co. u jg Duo Therm '.. n 16 IGA .4 11.-.-. kll 16 BPW n 16 Knapp ______ ii 16 Bank jq Sutton .pi 17 High series : 5 Woodward 551. A High games- Trosln 220, Woodward 205-185. M. Scheumann 190. Hoile ’77, Way 177. Engle 175, Bowman 174, E. (Jallmeyer t 174, Strickler 173, Wraight 171. CENTRAL SOYA LEAGUE Standings W L Pencil Pushers 20 7 Bag Service 17 10 Dubs _i._, j-___ _ 14 13 Wonders 13 14 Solvent - 12 15 M & R -*11.16 Better Halves 11 16 Master Mixers ,t. 11 16 Feed Mill 10 17 High series: Women—-Way 541, Woodward-539. Meh —Way 556, Judt 525, Nash 504,\ '* High games: Women —Way 208, Woodward 191-191. Men -Judt 212. Way 209. MAJOR LEAGUE j /Standings ‘ \ W’ L Pts. Pinhey Ford .-26 7 34 Smith Bros. 22 11 27 Ideal Dairy 19 14 27 Burk Elevator 20 13 26 Schafers 19 14 24 Heyerly 17 16 22 Lister j 1,6 17 22 Kelly 15 18 19 Mies Rec. _ t l. r _ 14 19' 19 High games: Meese 201. J. Hobbs 212. Schindler 215, Buuck 202, Hilty 208, Steury 231, V. Bleeke 204. Ellis 203, L. Miller 209, Hodle 210, Marjbaeh 215. Slmirierman 205. — ... . L ,

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District Meetings To Discuss Crops Indianapolis March v 24 —(UP)— The Indiana production and marketing administration today announced nlafte for five aiAtrict meetings to d(RCu»s a state all-out crop produca—

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