Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 13 February 1952 — Page 7

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St. Joe Wins - CilySeries Grade Title ! 6t. Joe won the Decatur grade school championship Tuesday afternoon, edging out Decatur junior - high, 21-19, in a hard-fought defensive battle at the Commodores gym. : \ •'■ fi St. Joe held a IM? lead with one minute to play but Kelley worked loose underneath for Junior high to knot the count at IM9. Faurote hit for St. Joe with only seconds to- go. Junior high obtained one more shot but failed to bit and St. Joe took the city title. » St. Joe had won the first game of the series, 26-19. Junior high started yesterday’s game as if bent on evening the eeries, counting seven points in the first quarter while holding St. Joe scoreless. The eventual champs, however, turned the tables in the second period, holding Junior high to three points while scoring 11, giving St’. Joe an 11-10 advantage at the half, which they increased to 15-13 at the third period. Scoring was well divided for both JOIN - - - Decatur Conservation Club SI.OO Annual Membership Your dues will help stock the local waters with fish, and give Adams County more game. VALENTINE CANDY* ' “A Woman Never Forgets The Man Who Remembers 0 Holthouse Drug Co. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County I1 Basketball Teams Thursday Adams Central at Commodores. Friday Portland at Yellow Jackets. ; Union (Wells Ce.) at Pleasant Milla. Berne at Montpelier. Hartford at Geneva. Saturday i Yellow Jackets at Fort Wayne Central. (North Side). l ’ ,^******^f****4f ■■ teams. The victory ended St. Joe's coup tg league schedule with eight kttitmphs and no. losses. The team will play Adams Central at the Commodores gym Friday afternoon. St. Joe fg mW Voglewede .£ 1 3 0 6 Faarote —J—... 2 2J 6 Wilder —L 3 0| 6 Costello . .... 0 0* -:0 R. Meyer 0 0 0 Teeple .. L— 4 11 3 Rumschlag 0 0| 0 Omlor 4 0 OHo E. Meyer L 0 0 |.'o Totals .4 9 3 21 Junior High | ' . . - r i fg ft R. Strickler j.__L 0 2'2 Fryback -i—4- 1 13 D. Strickler 1 2| i< Moser „ i. 1 1| 3 Kelley -_.4L___ r . 2 1J; 5 Bowiuan . 1 0 I 2 Totals ....4--.„ 6 7] 19 Official: Strickler. I “ " 1 11 'I ■*' 0 - ■ ! I$ f High School Basketball ! Terre Haute I Gerstmeyer i 59. Terre Haute Wiley 42. | - Shelbyville 32, Richmond 30. Glenn 58, Honey Creek 53. | East Chicago; Washington |! ©6. South Bend Riley 53. Evansville Reitz 46, Evansville Memorial 40. —, Fro Basketball 0 | Indianapolis 80, Fort Wayne 78. Rochester 86, Philadelphia 7s, New York 78, Syracuse 69. Ii I f • . Jp , College Basketball *• Franklin 79,’ Tayiot 68. Hanover 81, Earlham 75. J Indiana Central 66, Anderson 64. Manchester 85, Huptlngton'7& Assumption (Ontario) s^.'TriState 51. Dayton 70, Bowling Green 68. Loyola (Chicago) fl. Western Michigan 58. Toledo 62. Ohio U. 5«. i j h ■■ Si,j ‘I

BOWLING SCORES MAJOR Lt AGUE •tondiftfa w L Pts. Smith Bros. 9 6 13 Lister 9 6 13 Schafer 9 6 13 Central Soya 7 8 10 Adams Co. Lmbr. g 7 10 First State Bank 8 7 10 Dettmer Home Bldrs. ..7 8 9 Dec./Dry Clrs. . .. 7 8 8 Mies Recreation 6 9 7 Clem’s Hardware sio 6 High series: Nash 603 (205-179-318). High games: Azbell 200, Hobbs 214. E. Bultomeier 203, Hatfield 201, E. Gallnieyer 205, Feasel 20|, Snyder 208, Tope 211, Snuck 246, L. Hoffman 213, Korte 215, Getting 209. h ’ . RURAL LEAGUE Standing* * ;| W L Heyerly 1& 2 Shearers Mkt. 8 4 Mollenkopf-Eiting 6 6 Nine Mile Lumber .. 6 6 Old Crown 5 7 Hoagland Hdwe 5 7 Reynolds Insurance 41 8 (Hayloft . 4 8 High games: Geimer 209, R. Smith 201, Melcher 205, Erxleben 207, Lepper 214. [. merchant league Standings W\ ;L Stewart 5 1 State Gardens 4 2 Rhoades .... 4 2 Two Brothers 3 3 Victory Bar 3 3 Riverview ....4. 3 3 Mirror Inn + _ 2 4 K. of C. i. 4 0 6 High games: G. Strickler 205, Baker >22, Gillig 213, Agler 202, H. Strickler 203, Miller 209, Ulman 211CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings W L Pts. West End 39 27 53 Fairway 37 29 52 Burk Elevator 38 28 51 Mansfield 35 31 44 Wolff Hdwe. 32 31 43 Old Crown 30 36 40 Smith Ins. ___4 29 Casablanca 21 42 30. High series: Tutewller 236-265); Hoffman 614 (211-200-203). High games: Reef 209, Hodle 208, Marbach 228, Bleeke 203, Schroeder 225, Buuck 222, Richard 214. House 218, Schultz 213-227, Appelman 202, Ladd 204-201, Hoagland Bayles 209, J. Ahr 214. Notes: Fairway, led by Bill Tutewller, who shot a new high series of 684. set a new high single game for the Classic league, of 2969, and 1070. respectively. Hooper rolled a ladder - series of 147-148449. moose-minor league Standing* W; L Pts. Moose Purity .. 43, 33 61 Nrick-Tyndall 45 21 61 Smith Milk 44 22 57 Midwestern Life 40 36 52 Heart Club 33 34 41 Moose Aid 3 27 3 High games: Robinson 322, Miller 234, McCagg 235. , : High series: Heare 609 j( 176-232-201). • I i [ G.E. ALLEYS i MONDAY NITE LEAGUE i Standings W L Flanges 9, 6 Stators L_. Office' .... 7 8 Packers 4-»-- ® 200 scores: Dull 214, Mclntosh 210. * G.E. FRATERNAL Standings ; . ; W L •Teeple Truck Lines ....L.. 12 3 G. E. Club .....10' X ' Peterson |Eleva2or J... 10 8 K. of C. _ r ....r L— 10; 8 Moose-Burke; 1— 10; 8 •Elks 4 .4—- « T West End Res’t. 4-\- 8 10 American Legion i----•Note-Elks have 3 gamejs to make up against Teeple Truck Lines., 200 scores: Briede 209, Faulkner 205. H. Murphy 211-206,: Hoffman 202. I>ord 218-222, Burke 201, Mclntosh 207. G.E. WOMCTTS LEAGUE ; w. l Team No. 2 j 9 3 Team No. 1 4 —_ 6 6 Team No. ,3 ... J. 6 6 Team No. 4 4 3 9 High series: G. Reynolds 481 (138-145-198).-High scores: West 163, Schafer 161. j In the first half of 1951 a total of 35,463 planes landed;and tbok oE at Germna airports br 34 per-| '. ent more than for tiwj previous year The numbey of ifassengers. carried wks 524,925. Trade in a Good Town Deciitur No matter how many remediea yo« have tried for itching of erzema, psoriasia. ; infections, athlete’a foot «r whatever your akin troable may be—anything from head to foot—WONDER BALVK and WONDER Medicated SOAJ> can help Vaa. Oeeeiopmf /or the boye in the drmy hom /or wom lojftg of Aomo WONDER dALVE i. white, greaeeleffl. antiaeptie. Na ugly appearance. Safe far ehUdren. Get WONDER BALVB and WONDER SOAP - reeulta er money refunded. Truly wonderful preparation*, itcli in Decq-tur by Smith;, land 4tor«u, ar jjour

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Bryant Owls 41 Down Geneva 8y66T052 The Geneva. Cardinals dropped a high-scoring battle to the tough Owls, 66-52, at the Geneva gym Tuesday night. The teams were tied at the first quarter, 13-13, but Bryant held a 34-25 advantage at the half and a 48-40 lead at the third Masters and Minch paced the ‘ Owls’ victory with 18 points each. Geneva’s scoring was well balanced, Jerry Teeter counting 11 and Larry Hanoi 10. The Cardinals will entertain the high-flying Hartford Gorillas at : Geneva Friday night. IT Bryant | FG FT TP , Masters 7 4 18 Guntle 71 15 Haley 1 0 2 ; Minch sjj 8 18 Wagner .... 0 2'2 Simons ...... 2 2 6 Minnich 2 1 5 Totals 24. 18 66 Geneva : FG FT TP ‘ Hanni 4 2 10 ! Pyle 4. 3, 3 9 ( Penrod — 3 2 8 t Macklin ... 1 3 , 5 ; Tester 5 1 •> 11 > Craig 2, Q 4. Schisler 0 0 0 ■ Koons 113 Blowers 1 0 Kelly 0 0 0 J jiJ Totals 20 13 52 Officials: Andeberg, Lytle. T j Preliminary Bryant 31, Geneva 30. Committee For PTA Convention Named v ■ ■ Indianapolis, Feb. 13. —Personnel of the Indiana planning committee for the 1952 convention of the national congress of and teachers in Indianapolis, May 19i 21 was announced today. The Indiana committee includes Mrs. Jack C. Greig, president of the Indiana congress of parents and teachers; Mrs. Robert F. Shank, Ihdianapolis, chairman;. Mrs. Joseph W. Walker, Green L field, vice chairman; Mrs. C. H. Boyer, Lafayette; MnL A. MFeeley,, Mrs. Alvin C. ■ Johnson, Mrs. James L. Murray, Mr*- Mere* dith Nickolson, Jr., And Miss Jeanette Riker all of Indianapolis; Robert F. Gladden, superintendent of Marion county school*; aud Dr. Herman L Shibler, general super- . intended of Indlanapolfti schools.

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AH Eligible Teams Enter State Tourney IndUnapolsi, Feb. 13 —♦ (UJ>) L. V, Phillips, commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, today reported his office has received a full 760 entries —one- more than last year—for the state basketball tournament. \ The last to file before today's 4 D« m. deadline was principal Gerald Pranks of Straughn high school. Phillips said. When Straughn filed several hours before'deadline, it represented the last eligible team. Pistons Net Clinic Saturday Morning Fort Wayne, Ind., Feb. 13.—Movlies of |he second annual National Basketball Association, all-star eapie, held in the Boston Garden Monday night, will be a feature attraction at the third annual ZolL ner Piston baksetball clinic Saturday at North Side gym from 10:30 a.m.-to 12:30 p.m. The entire Fort Wayne team wIH participate in the clinic. A special Invitation has been extended all grade and higs school teams in the area and their coaches. All fans are cordially invited, too. There Is no admission charge —it’s open to the general public. There will be demonstrations and discussions of all, phases oz basketball by coach Paul Birch and the individual team members. The clinic will wind up with an intra-squad scrimmage session before the showing of the movies. Additional Health Bond Purchasers Officials of the Adams county tuberculosis association today announced additional purchases of health bonds by the following organizations: 8.P.0. Elks lodge, $25; . Eagles lodge, |l6; Sheets Bros., $5; Jbnior Arts of Woman’s club, |5; Epsilon Sigrda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, $5. r-"- ;

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Eagles Defeat Adams Central Tuesday Night The Monmouth Eagles, jumping out to an early lead, defeated the Adams Central Greyhounds, 51-37, at the Monmouth gym Tuesday night. The Eagles led at all periods, 133, 27-14 and 36-?5. Scoring was well divided for loth teams, Russ Walchle leading Monmouth with 14 points, and Bob Mitchel topping Adams Central with 11. Adams Central will meet the Commodores at the Decatur gym Tbufsday night, while Monmouth will rest until Feb. 22, when the Eagles meet Harlan at Monmouth. Monmouth FG FT TP Myers 3 0 6 Harvey .4**4 0 2 2 Walchle 6 2 14 Sonner 0 11 Gal Im eye r 2 1 5 Bulmahn 1 ' 0 2 Drew X 2( 2 6 Fleming 113 Grandstaff 0 0 0 Wetting r ._._ 5 1 11 £verett L Oil Bultemeyer 0 0 0 TOTALS 20 11 5! Adams Central \ FG FT TP tnogenberger 15 7 Hendricks 0 0 0 Riley 0 0 0 Lehman 2 15 Mitchel 3 5 1 11 Arnold 113 J. Nussbaum 0 0 0 D. Nussbaum 3 0 6 |>- Pick 2 1 5 J TOTALS.-... „12 13 37 > Officials: Strickler, Lehman. Preliminary Adams Central 24, Monmouth 19.

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