Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 41, Decatur, Adams County, 18 February 1952 — Page 2

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Yellow Jackets Lose To Fort Wayne Central —■ v —r—>—u—-—S — —;—— 1 - ‘*•?.,. . .. J ilSt. **

Jackets Lose Final Game On Road Saturday Decatur's Yellow Jackets dropped their find) road game of the season Saturday tiigfit, losing tothe powerful Fort Wayne Central Tigers, 70-35, at the North Side gym. • '' • The Jackets gave the tigers a rugged battle throughout the entire first half,\ but Central’s superior size took Us toll and the Jackets weakened in the finfil two Periods as the Tigers rolled on tb their decisive-victory. The Jackets took an early 6-2 lead but Central finally went out in v front at 7-6 and held a 9-7 buigb at the end of the first quarter. " * ' -, X ■■■ Th? . Tigers picked up speed in the second period, scoring 13 points to Decatur’s eight, and Central held a 2f-15 advantage at half-time. The Tigers began to roll with the opening of the third quarter and .assumed a IS-23 bulge as the tepms entered the final eight mfenites of play. jgjentral’s fire starts scored all Tigers’ points, Johnny Overh<xt leading with 22 markers. Decmr’s scoring whs vtellbalanced, Jim Moses .. leading with right points as npne of the Jacets wks able to hit double figures. Moses’ glasses were broken early in the third quarter but they wtrd repaired and Jlnf was able to stay in the contest. The Yellow Jackets will wind up — : «—

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their regular season card next Friday night, meeting the Garrett Railroaders .in la Northeastern Indiana conference gafne fit the Decatut gfrii. The Jackets tnust cop thik g*me in order tb escape a last-place tie fin the loop With Garrett. The Railroaders hate nbt won a conference tilt, ithllb th? Jackets have taken only one. from New Havep. Central FG Ft TP Simtriohs ...... 4 >1 9 Barksdale L ........ 5 1 It 'Blevins I 7 i 15 Overholt .u-.-L 1 8 6 22 Gumbbrt 4......... 1 ... 8 1 ,13 Sumney ..4..;. |<f 0 0 Baumgartner ...J 9 0 0 Sjyby 0 0-0 Adams ...... ... L. ! .x|o i 0 0 I I 4 4—44444 —_ Totals .4 4.-.. 30 10 70 j I ' i ■ • K Dbeatur » h pf fp Kohns 2 1 2T 6 Vetter > ,2 1 S Koons 2 0 4 Moses 8 2 8 Morrison .J. jz 2 6 Pollock ..U— 0 0 0 Everett ~ t. 0 0 0 Kolter \2 0 4 ■ Cole ......4 4 0 to 0 Schieferstein »1 0 2 Totals _x.. :.4.. 14 7 35 Officials :i Griewank, Janzaruk. Preliminary Central 55, Decatur 24. h 4 There is no says the National Geographic Society. Th? island republic publishes more new books per catpita than any other country in the world. ! Trade ,in a Good Town —Decatur

Week's Schedule basketball tehM Tudtday Jefferson vs Madison at Geneva. Wednesday Adams Central fs Chester Center at Pleasant hfills. I Friday Garrett at Yellow Jackets. (Sihiftodttrek at taneari»r central. Harlan at Monmouth. Jefferson at Plektsant Mills. Redkey at Bessie. ], i Geneva at Ossian. . | . • 4Poling at Hartford. .'V' ■ ______ Hi gh JcAoof Basketball Fort Wayne Concordia 61, Gary Wirt 44. • Goshen 51, Kendallville hl. Leo 81 Heflin fa. Indianapolis lioWe 45, Warren Central 85. I Gary Roofifevelt S 4, Gary Mann 30. Brazil 61, Hammond Noll 49. Ne# Cdetle 40, CenSeMfflie 38 (Overtime), I '' ' 4, Mo'htifcWo 64, Peru 58. | Evansville Memorial 55, Winsidw 50. South Bend Adams 62, India nkpoßs Btbad Ripple 49. Fro Basketball Saturday’s Results Boston 77, Minneapolis 76. ! ■ New York 102, Baltimore; 82. i Rochester 92, Syracuse 84. I\ Sunday’s : Results p Fbrt Wayne 99,1 Minneapolis 87. Rochester 100, Indianapolis, 92. Philadelphia 90. Baltimore S 3. • Milwaukee 97, Boston 95. Syracuse 66, Ne>v York 61.

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— —.y.w '-I —-i— —ia^.„, Teeple Truck Tikes Lead In ' *■, 4’r . Hi 1 ' w ‘ b . S Moose Tourney Teeple’s bowled a splendid 2.944 took the lead in the state bos4hifg tournament Saturday, as the meet got underway at Scott Recreation at Fort Wayne. I < Tipple s bowlde a splendid 2.944 <<ctuif. arid tfith their Kanfticip* wodpd up with a 8,163 Ge<#g« Ijatirent paced the with a 654 series. Other scbrbs: HfcVtAd Murphy 604, ftolly Ladd 696, John Beery 534 ahd Bv|ered£Faulkher 556. * -1 IWh Stump, of Fort Wayne, formerly of Debatur, moved Into first plate in the single's event Sunday with a 695 total. Roily Ladd Ils in thii-d place with a 685. Singles >'cofes by bther local bowlers: lieei-l 629, Murphy 625, Faulkner 578 dnd Laurent 544. W. Engle and P, Engle of Auburn lead the doubles with 11298. Scores of Decatur bowlers: Fjaulk-j ner-Stump 1220, Beery-Ladd 11201, Ladftttt-Murphy, 1181. L&dd is the leader in with 1788. .Laurent js third 'With 1748 and Mtirphy fourth With 1723. The .Moos? tourney will continue ; for nine weekends. I ■ I There are 17_Mi mile of corridors in the Pentagon in Washington. The national capifoi would!.- fit Into any one of the five pie-shaped sections of tilie Pentagon In #ashington. 4 ■

pe ‘ —1 Initial Games Played In Lutheran tourney , Flkt Rock, Fuelling, Friedheirri and Preble wbn first round Rabies’ in the Lutheran grade school tourney, I played Saturday, night at the Monmouth and Hoagland gyms'. Fuelling defeated Zion of Decstar. 141-22, at the Hoagland gym, after Flat Rock eliminated Bingen. Rbore of the latter gtkihe Was not reported, other than that Flat Rock was the winner. ;ln games at the Montnouth gyrh, Friedheim dowhed Chiba, 22-16, atid Preble defeated Bethlehefid td iJssidh. 33-26. Seihl-ttndls will be played at Hoagland Saturday night, Fuelling meeting Flat Rock id the ophnhf at 7:30 o’clock, followed by Ffledhetm and Preble. . t The Saturday night dinners Will meet in the championship game St 2:30 p. m. Sunday et the Monmouth gym. • \ FuellinO FG FT TP C. Fiielllng 5' 0 16 Dale Fuelling 2 0 , 4 D. Fuelling 0 0 0 Leo Buslck 0 0 0 N. Witte __i_ 13 1 21 H. Witte .... 0 0 0 David Fuelling 0 0 0 Wletfeldt 0 0 : 0 Busiek 0 0 O' ■ L~. Bpsick 0 0 0 ' — ■— TOTALS 20 1 41 Dbcatur ! _ FG FT TP Zwicji 3 5 il J. Krue£keberg 0. 0 p Caston i 0 0 41 ; Conrad 0 0 , 0 -Sheets 0 0 0 D. Khieckeberg 4 1 9 D. Sheets 0 0 0 ; Gerniann 1 0 2 Scheiumann 0 0 io t \ —* -4—. TOTALS 8 | 6 22 , : 4 . , ; • , ■?: I Friedheim | • FQ ,ft\ TP Dettmer 6 0 10 Fenner ..... 0 0 d R. Keuneke 3 2 13 B. Kjeuneke .... 2 0 4 Beurirmeister 0 0 to Gallpieyer 0 d to . 'i i « j '■' \ I '». TOTALS ~1 Iff \2 22 ■i Union I b FG FT ts Schlbmmer 0 0 0 ►J. Hljeeke 4 0 8, Fueljihg ...j.1,0 2 Belnx .....11 '1 I Kle.nlk .....i... 11 3 H. njjeeke ._j._ i J 0 0 0, TOTALS 7 2 If Prole ■ > FG FT TP R. Bittner 3 0 8 .llieberieh .4 3 0 6\ L. Bittner ... to 0 0. Macke 71 15 i Rein|dng L._. 1 3 0 6 ! '! hi ; ' ■ TOTALS 16 1 33 5 OssiSn ' 1 ' \ FG Ft TP Dettmer ...u 0 .0 0 Graft to: 0 '1 ' Wel ling 0 : (to (i. ■ Gronan 5 0 ' l(h XT, 11. Badermeistef 3 3 9 TOTALS 4- -il 4 26' ■ t I- r———————4—- 144 Ratal Youth Girls tosfe In Volleyball Thje Adams coimtyi rural youth girls! volleyban team was defeated ' by tie ftrintlngtoh county girls tdam in the rural youth district playqTf *at t|i© Huntington towns ship ischobl Sunday afternoon. Members who played were: Mtfrfe MTtchpll.. Cbloen Auminlk ihgcrj, Marie Witte, Esther Sow ards.; Dorothy Getting, Mary Ann Oweps, Befbgra Kefiy. and GloYlrf Koeiieman. Rural Youthe.ru wl|d! the team were: Anna K. VyillianiH, Henry Getting, anU Jim Army nbfirh-surgical teams in KoTca sr newo capable of peYfprhiihg driickfr Jrfitod ' jtfid i gefy Within 20 njilfes of the battle lines.; • • -4* —4 —

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—. —, —4 4 44 II || I »> I ’ ■■ ~iTiß—rtfeg R^JSPR 1 - I tana* I Teem Standings W L if*c,t‘. • Hartford _J 18 2 JfO Pleasant Mills 4— 11 7 .611 ; Monmouth 8 10 ' ’1444 Geneva L.. S 11 .421 Adkms Central 4—- 8 12 .400 CditambAorea -.4-- 7 11 ,389 ! Jefferson ..... 71! .389 Yellow Jackets 4... 4 15 .211 Berne 3 15 .167 — bOo — .4’ Adams county’s nine high school basketball teams, With at Hist Odd eye fc«efted on the pairings for the sectional tourney, will wind up thdir 1961-92 seasons this week. ! —OOO—V Nine games aire bh tap, one Tuesday, one Wednesday and a Wt-dvy of seven tilts Friday night. Jefferson will meet Madison at the Geneva gym Tuesday night, and the Adams Cddtral Greyhounds wilt entertain Chester Center at the Pleasant Mills gym Wednesday. n< . ~tpOo— . Both 1 Decatur' teaafrfl'Wtll be in 'letton bn Friday’s heavy card. The Yellow Jackets witl eihteriain rhe Garrett Railroaders in k &<irtheastern Indiana conference clash at the Decatur gym. and the Decatut Commodores will meet the Bobcats at Lancaster Central. Qther games Friddf: Hariaii at Monmouth, Jefferson at Pleasant Mills, Redkey at Berne, Geneva at Ossian ana Poling at Hartford. -—oOo— I The Geneva j cardinals* ptjllid ♦.he surprise of the season Friday , night, when they handed the Hartford Gorillas their second loss of the season. The Geneva victory was ! Hartford was weakened by the illbcss of Jack Meyef. Who played .only a portion of the game, and the bad ankle b? Dick Ziegler, vlho also Saw only limited action. > Pairings for the Decatur sectibhaf fcurhey, along With all , btherd In <hd staid, vbilf be drawn by tfi« IHSAA Wddrieaday aftdrhoon. However, the pairings Will hot be released until Thursday morning. They will be available at the Dally ? Democrat office at 8 o’clock Thursday morning. Do not call prior to that time as they > cannot be released until thjai I hour. '■l ' X’!’ 0 ’ ' ■'! ' ? 1 —oOo— The Dfecatur sectional, for the first time, will be staged as a twobracket tonruey. This plan is demised to allow more fans to see fheir own teams play. Uhder this setup, there will he one game ■ I'hesday ngiht. Feb.‘26, two games Wednesday night, Feb. 27, and t#o gkmes Thursday night, Feb. || There will bf* no Friday tobsrion. with the semi-finals Saturday ifternobh and the final Saturday ■ nfeht.' : . 000Hugh J. Andrews, Decatur principal and tourney manager, will ; distribute the sectional tickets to at a meeting this week- ■ ettd, and each school will super--4 vise its own sale the tickqua. oOo—- — Jack Afbybr. slthdngh scoring I odly' bight points last week,- riias f th? st'oflhg fbsdertffrip' id the rbnnL. ty' sewed up tHth 36b points Id 20 * gdnrbd. a fine average of 18 poflnts . pei gdfnb. Jim Closes tff the Yellow Jackets Is Second with 275 ‘ bftihts, fallowed Closely by Lirry ■ Hannl of Geneva with 260. The 10 scoters, with games played, f f'j’ial pbints and average points per game, follow: 1 (IP TP Ave. I. ?»!byfer. Hartford .... 20 260 'IB.O ' Moses, Y. Jackets.. 18 .275 15.3 Hahrii, Geneva .... 19 260 I 3 ” Adgsharger, Hari. 19 236 12.4 RkUdenhush. P. Mills 18 «2M 11.9 P. SptuhghX Berne 18 2f»| h 1.2 4Kefidr, Jbffetsbn 17 191 h 1.2 .x— - J—2

Ziegler, Hartford __ 18 191 10.6 • ’Coyne, Commdores._ 18 188 10.4 Cask, CbihtnodorbL- 18 185 10.3 Callage Basketball Indtkda 96, Northwestern 85. lo#k io, Purdue 67. | Minnesota 52. Michigan 44. Illipoia 80, Ohio State 53. 1} Michigan* State 57, Wisconsin >5. ■ \- . ' '4 Franklin 86, Earlham 60. Lake Forest 75, De Pau w 70. Indiana State 72, Bali State 51. Indiana Central 75, Wabash 57. Rose iPoly 67, Principia 67. Hanover 66, Anderson 63. ButHT 89, St. Jbsbphto 48. Taylor 89, Manchester «3. Kentucky 95, Tennessee 40. I Kansas State 86, Missouri 58. VHlamyva 86, Louisville 84. Daytofj 97, Baldwin-Wallace 64. Cincinnati 68, Western Michigan 5«. | ' -4 -T \ Oklahoma 65, Oklahoma A & M 61 (triple overtime). . y\ St. Louis 78, Tulsa 55. I X, St. ftbnaventure 58, ifoledo 41. Kansas 90, Nebraska 52. \.. . ,' ■. ■. - ’ |L:, ; V Handicraft Workshop At Geneva Thursday HandicHtfters are reminded of thb February workshop to be held at the Geneva library Thursday. . Crafts tb bb pursued in the mornip# and afternoon Workshop are tbxile painting and bhair cane-seat - i'iiTi 111 mi ,11 11 r I Hl*

SALE CALENDAR ' ■ FEB 19r— Marion Rheam. 1% ftlles north, then mile west of Alt. Etna, Ind. improved 100 acre farniJ J,\ F. Sanmann, auct. Midwest Realty Auction Co., Decatur.; Ind\ i FEB. p. m. Max Somers, 6 miles north of Bluffton o|n St_ Rd. No. 1. Cattle. Dairy equipment, Tractor \nd Implements. , Ellehbergqr Bros., Auctioneers. i \ F&B. 2&—10:00 a. ni. William H. Rqjnhard estate; Emil\Reinhard. ac¥ mln. Cattle, hogs, dairy equipment, jfaftn implements, hay. J grain tools, truck, etb. Eilenberger Bros., Anct\ FEB. 23—1:00 p. m. Guy McAtee, 5 miles west pt Bluffton Op 124-vthen t . 2% milei north on 303. x Chester %red gilt sale. Roy S. Johnson, Auc.t M FEB. 23—1:00 p. m. Charley [ ( ! JuHct. or 224 and 101. Furniture, antiques, tools, eltc\ J. F. r \ Sanmaftn. auctioneer. ,\ ; • \ . . FEB. 23—Charley Burdg, 3 miles east of Dqdatiir. Ind., on 224. Ftjrni- , \ i ture. Antiques, Tools and Miscellaneous. J. F. Sanmdnn, \ «\ Auct, Midwest Realty Auction Co., Dfecatur, Ind/ ' >T\ FEB. 23-—12:30 p. in. EST- Clarence Coats, 3*4 miles northeast of 1 \ Rockford, Ohio, 1 mile north of road 117 or 4 miles due south ‘ 'Li oT Oh ‘° City - Roy & Nefl Johns on. Abets. I FEB. 25—12:30 p. m. Eldon Brown and Max Naas. Owners.' 5 miles I West of Berne on St. Rd. 118, then 3 miles south op St. Rd. , 116, then % mile west. cattle, hogs, hay, straw, grain, j etc. Eilenberger Bros., auctioneers. FEB. 26—1:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Raul Carmtll. owners. Petroleum on St. Rd. No. 1. Semi-modern 6-room house and cement block . building. D. S. Blair, Gt-rald Strciklet, auctioneers. C. W. Kent, sales manager. Ffcß. 28—12:30 p. m. Floyd Groh, owner. 5M> mH ds southeast of Bluffton on St.. Rd. 316. Cattle, hay. Straw, \ miscellaneous. ■ ' Eilenberger Bros., auctioneers. | i A \ L FEB. 20—10:30 a. rh. Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Blair, owners. I’inilc east of PetrolPhm, then 1 mile north and first house cast. Cattle, i milking machine, hay. straw-, grain, machinery, tpols. etc. D. S. Blair. Pbilip Neuenschwander. Gerald Strickler, aucts. C. W. Kept, sales mgr. MAR. 1—1:00 p. mj. EST. Ethel Mohr, executrix- estate of Frederick William Mohr, I*4 mile north of Dixon, Ohid or 2 miles south of U. S. 30 on the state line road, Geheral farm Roy 4 Ned Johnson, aucts.. I \ MAR. 14—12:00 noon. Roy Boterf and Richard Boferf. 5 miles east of a i Harlan or 5 miles west of HicksvillO. Ohio on road 37 then 3 ' V , tgtfes south on the angling Scipio road or 7' miles north bf Woodburn. 20 head of Holstein cattle and ’ls brhd gilts. Roy & Ned Johnson s and Melvin Liechty, aucts. [ PUBLIC AUCTION ■ . j. ni ■ Have Sold The Farm and Will Sell the Following Described Property Saturday, February 23rd -1:00 P.M. - \ V ■ '! ! —' .i ;■ i ■ ■ ■ • 1 ■ ■ - ■ ■ i- . ; i LOCATION: 3 rWffes E«t of Decatur, Irid., at Junction of 224 and 101. \ FtJRJJITURE, ANTIQUES, TOOI.S AM) Miscellaneous ■ t. • •/-. 1 Davenport: roc Sing chair; reading a|nd CoxWpll chair. Al eiceb , lent overstaffed pie:es. THREE ANTIQUE STANdiI ONE ANTIQUE A STRAIGHT .LEATHER BOTTOM ..CHAIR, Four locking chairs. Two m 2 rtigs and pads. Brass bed With spring arid mattress, several extr:| mattteskes; Four poster bed with spring and-mattres. dressing table and Mahogany Chiffonier. TWO- ANTIQUE- BEDS WITH •SPRING AND MATTRESSES. One painted dresser. ONE ANTIQUE MARBLE 'TOP DRESSER. Ope’ cot with i>9d. .Walnut.dinitfg robm suite with six leather bottom chgfrs and buffet. Coldnpot Refrigerator. Gab stove, Electrolux Sweeper with all attachments; drop leaf kitchen Cabinet; food mixfr. TWO SIRNNING WHEELS. Lawn mokyer, small tools, small wire fencing. Wheelbarrow, extensipn Mdilnr. Two step ladders, hajr irofiej chk keh ffeds, and many other articles. '. I -I -S . p r . ■ ' L . - 5 ' i j CHARLEY BURDG, Owner J. F. Sanmann —Auctioneer r ' X ; Sale Conducted By Midwest Realty Auction Go. < Decatur, Indiana. i J : .ri, j;, >»q 1 • : -'j • ' : ' v . I I ■ ■ * i - i .\ ■ A.. V -... < ji : •> ■ ■ -..-i- !•. j-

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1952

I weaving. and knitting. A demonstraton -on ceramics will pe presented at 1 p.m. Anyone interested Is invited to attend ffom9:4s a.m. to 3.45 p.m. Those who wish to paint should brihg a labndried feed sack or other practice material. Knitters should bring scrap yarn and, Those who ■. wish to' cane chairs should bring their chair.- I ! \ 1 \

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