Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 3 November 1951 — Page 6

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Jackets Lose To fort Wayne Central Tigers > The Decatur Yettmv Jackets wrote finis to, a rather lacklustre football season Friday by being on the bruising end of a 52-12 lacing administered by a clever tral of Fort Wayne eleven. The Jackets were able to sal* vage -only one win in their id-. gUme schedule this season. -- Now the boys, will move in out . ot the cold, fori Coach Bob Worthman anonunced basketball practice begins Monday. And for the next few weeks the coaches and teams can pause and reflect on the past gridiron seasoriand forthe most part wonder A what hit them. But not without giving a favorable nod to the future," for Worthman stated "Wil be vastly improved next year. How much, I can't say, but we’ll win a few< games.’*. Central's Tigers simply ihad too much savvy for the local team Friday, for they paraded some of the sharpest-running backs against the Jackets that the latter have seen all season, and probablj- before that. i; The Fort Wayne outfit played football on the assumption,that a good offense is the best defense. They ecored with but two exceptions every time they got their hands on the ball.'Once they fumbled on the 12 yard marker, and the fina| gun ended a“ drive, to thwart their otherwise* perfect evening. ( Despite the Jinal score, the Jackets played a respectable first quarter against the Tigers before, [the second quarter avalanche hit !- i. ii'i I ? ■' iwi‘ni ■miimiiiliii ■—- V '. >h<i ■nAW-Uip SUN. MON. TUES. ‘ Continuous Sun. from 1:15 In Gorgeous’Technicolor 1 \ DENNIS MORGAN “PAINTING THE j CLOUDS WITH | SUNSHINE” . Jj Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson $£ ALBo—Short* 14c-44c Inc. Tax it -0 J 'J- ' . I TODAY—"AIong the Great Kirk Douglas, Virginia Mayo •$. ALSO—Shorts 14c-44c Inc. Tax t . . g

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them, bolding Centra,! to a single . touchdown, a nine-yard smash by ‘ fleet Frank Davis. Central went to work scoring rapidly in the secund stanza, on the second play from Hrimmage wheat Dave Clancy went around bis own right end and scampered the SO yards for the touchdown. ■ Two plays later, when Kohne fumbled the kickoff and j Central recovered, fullback . Max i Witzigreuter ran 33 yards for the - score. Before the quarter was . over, Central racked up 39 points. It was when the score stood 19- ’ 0 that Decatur moved down the i field on the good rigb|t arm of . quarterback Gene Morrison t > stay ih the game at this point. Hitting Roger Pollock, Jack Law- .- son for short passes from the .< Decaitur 39, Morrison then con- , needed with Kohne from the Ceni trgl 18 and the big end Scampered I for the Jackets first score. K Decatur scored [their second • : 'TD in the final period when Art : Callow plunged oven from the one , when the ball was placed there i by a Central fumble. Decatur Central I LE Lawson Barksdale LT Schrock Heingartner > LG / Conrad I Dowdell i C Thomas Brewer MRG Roop : Blevins ; RT Grote Adams > RE i Kohne , Knox .QB ’ Morrisoh Overholt LH Blackburn „ [ j Clancy iRH R. Pollock . Davis r FB Rowley ‘ Witzigreuter Score by quarters: Decatur 6 d O' 6 —l2 Central 6 39 6 0— 52 Central scoring*—Touchdowns— Clancy (2). WitZigreuteg, Brown. Adams, Davis. Richards. Knox. Points after tourchdownh*-Barks-dale 2 (placement), Thurston (plunge) (2). Decatur —Kohne, -- \ P TODAY & SUNDAY Continuous Both Day* 2 ENTERTAINMENT HITS! Super-Cine Color . *<• H \ It‘THE TEXAS RANGERS” 1 ■ ' ['George Montgomery, Gale Storm ! ; ■ '' ‘ ; I t; f ■ _ AND — h'- 'I ;r “CUBAN ]' FIREBALL’’ ' [ > Estelita Rodrigues | 11 ; Only 14c-30c Ine. Tax - i ’ ' • ■ -■ ' ’■

• j Chilo w, ' Substitutions— Decatur — Kiser,] N. Pollock,* * Gray, Holter, Custer. I ; Vetter. .... - — t Central—Brown, pqwdell, Endfl- > ley, Fate, 6hmberf[' Heingartner, | i Kayser* Kendrick. Norris, Rogers,' i Schmitz, Thurston. ■ \ Officials —Lieberum, Baker, Far- ' rlß * I' 1 ' ' ' I Gorillas Open With Victory Over Monmouth A pair of veteranj|performers- led the Hartford Gorillgs to a 51-38 triumph over thd ’Monmouth Eagles Friday night in the .season lid-lifter for both teams, playpd at the Monmouth gym. i Hartford had a one-point margin. 12-11, at the first quarter, increased this lead to 21-16, at the I half and moved into a commanding ■ edge at the third period, 38-24. Jerry Augsburger tallied 18 . points for the winners and \Jack • Meyer 15. Monmouth’s scoring was , well divided. Gallmeyer and Drew . setting the pace with nine markers each. Monmouth will ine|‘t Adams Central Tuesday night at the Monmouth gym (a home game for Adams Central), and Hartford will play at home Nov: 16 'against Pleasant Mills. ■ Hartford ■ FG FT TP R. McCune. 3 2 6 Noll, 1 13 Brewster, 0 Meyer 9 3 15 Augsburger 6*6 18 Wolfe —4— 0 i. 0 0 Zeigler 3 2 8 J. McCune 0 1 . 1 ; ; f Totals ilB 15 51 Monmouth FG FT TP Fleming —-- 12 4 Everett -i- 13 5 Walchle 1 3 5 Gallmeyer---.. >--4 1 9 Harvey 1 f 2 4 Werling 11 Drew ----- 3 3 "9 Myer Oil Totals 11 16 38 Officials: Butz, Ca>in. ' Preliminary Monmouth 23, Hartford 22. • ,if . > W'V High School Basketball Kendallville 59, Arijjola 46. Hoagland 61, t Monroeville 23. Rockcreek 53, Lafayette Central 51/ Huntertown 53, Madison 66, Vevay, 38., \ South Whitley 37,; Washington Center 38. • ; i . COLLEGE FOOTBALL Louisville 26, Npr(h Carolina State 2, \ Boston College 21, Richmond 7. College of Pacific 39. Marquette

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Berne Defeats II [Cardinals In Season Opener The Berne Bears launched their 1951-52 basketball season Friday night on a victorious note,, defeating the Geneva Cardinals, 55-37,-at the Berne gym. Berne was on top at the first quarter, 11 5, but Geneva pulled within two points at .23-91 at the half. The Bears increased their advantage to 37-30 at the end of the third period. A- t Paul Spriinger was top scorer sos Berne.with 19 points on eight field goals and three free throws, followed by , Miller with 14 and Jerry Sprunger with 12. Blowers topped Geneva with 13. Berne, assessed 32 personal fouls, lost four players, while 16 fouls were called ggalnst Geneva. Berne will play Pleasant Mills at Berne -and Geneva will entertain Adams Central at Geneva, with both games next Friday night. i. Berne j FG FT TP J. Sprunger 4-1,4 12 Miller ... 5 4 14 Bertsch 2 0 4 Kaehr 0 0 0 P. Sprunger - J— 8 3 19 Lehman 1 ,0 2 Gerber i— 1 ! \ 0 2 Isch 1 o_'. 2 Liechty 0 0 1) Totals 22 11 55 Geneva FG FT TP Hanni 1... 1 2 4 Kelly A—. L 2 4 Penrod — 2 15 K«xms 12 4 Macklin 10 2 Craig : — 0 11 Ross -...-— 1 2 4 Blowers 1 5 3 13 Tester —... 0 0 0 Sheisler 0 . 0 \ 0 Totals 12 13 37 Officials: McCoy and McAfee. Preliminary Geneva 41, Berne 26. ?- ■ 1 Pleasant Mills ■ ' Opens Season With Victory The Pleasant Mills Spartans broke away to a winning start on their 1951-52 basketball season Friday night. downing Wren. 0.. 38-11, at the Pleasant Mills gym. ■ In a battle that was close all the way, Wren led at the first quarter, 5-2, but Pleasant Mills moved out in front at the half, 14-11, and at the third period, 26-23. Raudenbush led the ( Spartans’ scoring with 14 points on seven field and Gehres topped’ Wren With 15. Pleasant Mills will play at Berne next Friday. Pleasant Mills , FG FT TP Raudenbush 7 0 14 Case 3 1 i « Johnson — r 2 15 Painter 2 15 Suman —l-4 i-- 1 O' 2 Price 2. * 3 1 6 Totals - 17 4 38 Wren FG FT TP Turner 2.1 5 .Davis .- — — 0 0 0 Gehres 5 5 15 Baker 3 17 Custer .— 0 2 2 Merkle 1 0.2 Totals ---------- H 9 31 Officials: Pond, Arnold. Preliminary . Pleasant Mills 25, Wren 24 (overtime). High School Football Fort Wayne South 19, * South Bend Adams 7. Fort Wayne North 19, Mishawalca 6 Elwood 31, Hartford City 0. Anderson 19, Muncie Central 12. Evansville Memorial 13, Hammond Noll 13 (tie.) . Peru 15, Huntington 12. Richmond 26, Marion 8. -- - - - . —————l

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Klenk's Team Opens ; Season Here Monday, :Ferd Klenk's independent haskathaH team open its season Monday meeting the Sand Point Merchants at the Lincoln school gym in this city at 8 o’clock. No juimmission will be charged and th© public is invited to attend. ; sill members of the Klenk are to be present for the season opener. The Sand Point team was of the Vim net league la'Jt season. ■ Ji ib ..p, Jefferson Result v Wot Made Available |»io report was available at press tithe today on results of the Jeffer-iwrti-MAdison game, scheduled to be •Igyed at Madison FridAy night. ! | FEDERAL AGENTS L (Coatiaued From Pace Ow) .t-A— — stied the maximum 12.090 and sent lo Jall not less than five years nor tnAre than 10. A third offender faces the $2,000 fine and 10 to 20 ye&rs in prison. Anslinger had urged stiffer treatment for narcotics peddlers on the grounds that ’’association" is the to illegal drugs traffic. He minted out that if peddlers know ihi’y will not be sent to prison for, lengthy terms, new addicts soon hefcin to ’ push" drugs themselves. < i — ~

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