Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1952 — Page 7

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Jess Hill Os I ' Southern Cal Coach Os Week ! NEW YORK UP-He’B a track i coach—so hla boys know how to run. I He’s an ex-big league} baseball ? star—so his boys know'the value of th* right hit. at the; right times; ; And he’s a careful planner — so his boys go into a game armed •with the most careful of strategies. * That’s Southern California’s Jess k Hill, the United Press coach of the I *«»k I Undefeated and untied Southern I Cal defeated heretofore undefeated and untfed California in a 69-y*rd ) punt return Saturday. A lucky break? Not at ah. J <. I I That was a|l part Os g definite pattern. “J don’t have gn actual » count on how many times we practiced that runback, but it was dozens of times,". Hill said today. “Our offense is picking up every 7 week, but if we can win on punt runbacks and pass interceptions,

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I that's good enough for me.” v Jim Sears was the lad who ran the kick back. Hill Rnsw bis defense was good enough .to £orce California into a lot of panting during the game. So he developed some sweeping blocking patterns- One of these, he figured, wouki mean a touchdown. It did. Jt glso meant ■ But Hill doesn’t send his boysinto a game like machines. He wants them to think.. He told Sears, for example, to try to rua’down the sidelines w|th the punts. But, he added, you can break the rule if you see another openingSears shot off fpr hm sideline run. but he saw a» opening between players in the middle. Down the middle he.went, 69 yards. Technically, that run stopped in the end zone.) But it may turn out that Sears actually ran Southern California into the Rose Bowl. 'I East year Hill’s team won six in a row, then lost the'next three. TMs, year his team again has won six in a row-but will it lose the pext three? -| ' The betting is “no." High School Footboll Lafayette Jeff 34, Crawfordsville o. ' . ?4 ' ' < -Columbus 12, Franklin 7.;

Plan Second Tenn, Junior High Meets The Adams county athletic association, comprising the principals and coaches of th* Adams county high schools, held their, second meeting of the year at the Monmouth school Tuesday evening. ' I All schools of the county were represented with the exception of Pleasant Mills and Hartford. The meeting opened with a dinner ser‘ved by Mrs. Phyllia Haugk’s senior economcis students. The association decided to conduct a second team tourney and also a junior -high tourney, with dates and cletails of the meets to be announced later. \ \'. The association also set up a “symbol of , a trophy which will rotate among the schools of the eounty in intra-coun-ty games only! The smybol is to be a bell," donated by a Geneva newspaper. At a drawing held for the \symbol, Mompouth will become the first holder of the trophy, and the belt will be at stake for the first time when Monmouth plays at Hartford Nov. 7. This trophy will be at stake only when a county team holding the bell plays another Adams county team. This setup will include the county tourney. Max Stanley, Adams Central coach, is president of the association, and paries Holt, Monmouth coach, is treasurer. BOwtiSq; scores AMERICAN LEGION LEAGUE I Bultemeier won three from Mies Recreation; Non Coms wop three from Burke Standard; Tankers wan two from Ashbaucher: Macklin won two from Gunhers. Team Standings i 1 W L Pts. Mies Recreation 13 8 18 Bultemeiers 13. 8 Non Coms .13 8 16 Ashbauchers v--4 11 ilO 15 Macklins ; lo il 14 Burke Standardlo 11 13. Tankers 10 11 13 Gunriers... 4 17 6 High games: C. ‘ Cook 230; B. Mutschler 225; T. Murphy 214; R. Bultembier 213; H. Engle 212; F. Hoffman 212; L. Zw|ck 200-2011 263; C. Korte 2o*2; High series: L. Zwick 604. RURAL LEAGUE A , \ .Team Standings \ W L HellCr„ 16 5 Heyerlyls 6 Mollienkopf-Eiting 14 7 Pete’s Jus. ; 14 7 Preble Rest.__y_-_ 9 12 Sheets _. 9 12 Kenly’s Ice v 8 13 Nine Mile J___ 2 19 High series,: Werling 526, Hilsmein 520, G. Seiking 520, Mills 512 J game: Mills 201. . —— i If you have something to, sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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Michigan Stale And Purdue Io Clash Saturday LAFAYETTE, Ind. UP — PurI due’s football team facing a schedule second to pobody among the nation’s major colleges, runs into the top ranked clpb of the country Saturday, undefeated Michigan State, and there was more (hap suspicion the Boilermakers would try for an upset through th* air. Dal* Samuel*, a pint-sized passer who has paced Purdue for three seasons, ranged as the Big Tan’s leading tosser so far this season, and his pitches have accounted for eight of the Boilermakers* 16 i touchdowns. « . > i Last week, too, was hie greatest' of the season as he produced four scoring pitches against Illinois as the Boilermakers tallied the third Big Ten triumph of the campaign. Michigan BUfe, boasting 20 j straight victories, will be h rougher toe (han Illinois or probably any other opponent on the Purdue schedule thus far. Today the Spartans were two touchdown favorites. but mosfApf the Purdiie club was inclined to rate them no rougher} thani was Notre Dame two weeks ago. “ . . .1 \ Notre whipped Purdue,,

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«M*C|y bHUH Ik* Boilermakers mad* <1 fumbles and lost the ball eight times. Purdue expected to gain strength for (he Sparta* battle, particularly as the first string halfbacks, Rex Brock and Jerry Thorpe, and th* second team fullback, pan, Pobojewski, will return. All three missed the Illinois game, but Earl Heninger and Phil Klezek proved more than adequate on offense and paired with fullback Max SehmaHng to keep th* mini uilset. \ H» Just Foraot JACKSON. Miss. (UP)-A legislative committee studying education problems waited more than an hour for the president of the State Classroom Teachers Association to show,up to (eptify before the secretary remembered he bad not mailed the letter of invitation. “OZARK IKK ”

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Lutheran League To Open Play Saturday The Lutheran grade school league; sponsored by the Decatur sone of the Lutheran laymen’s' league, will open its basketball season Saturday night at the Monmouth gym. On the opening night’s schedule, Fuelling, last year's tourney champion, will playTpreble at O’clock, and Flht Rock, a team undefeated in regular season plgy last year, will meet Union at 8: JO. Eight (earns are entered In the league: Decatur, Fuelling, Preble*. Un|on, EJat Rock, Friedhelm, Ossian, and Bingen. The league schedule follows (first game at 7:30 p.m.:

Nov. vs Preble; Ujp ion vs Flat Rock (at Moemeuth). Nov. B—Friedheim vi] p*c*tur; Ossian vs Bingen (at Monmouth). Nov. 15-r-Prehl* v* plat Rock; Fuelling vs Union (at Hoagland). Nov. 32 —Decatur vs Bingen; Friedheim vs Ossian (at Monmouth). Dec. 6—Fuelling ys Flat Rock; Preble vs Union (at Hoagland). Dec. ,13 —Decatur ys Osglan; Friedheim vs Bingen (at Monmouth). ' Jan. 3—Friedheim vs Flat Rock; Fuelling vs Bingen (at Monmouth). \j»n. io—Ossian v» union; Preble vs Decatur (*t Hoagland). jran. V~Fuell|ng ys Friedheim; Ringen ys Flat Rock (at Hoagland). Jan. 24—Union vs pecatur; Ossian ys Preble Monmouth). Jan. 31—Ossian vs Fueßing;

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Flat Rock ys pecatur (gt Moik mouth). Feb. 7—Union vs Bingen; Friedheim vs Preble (at Monmouth). Feb. 14—Flat Rock ys Ossian; pecatur ys Fuelling (at Hosklaad). Feb. 21 —Preble vs Bingen; Un? ion vs Fyledheim (at Monmouth). A 25,000,000 year old ape fesall, called proconsul, that tends to refute the theory that man is descended from the ape, has been unearthed in East Africa. Trade In a Good Town—Decatur! —: : —t— .... , CHOKEDaGAS? YHMM IOMEMI Mort attack, art jurt acid InihfWtjnh When it Kr|k««, B«ll-w tablets. They contain the tartart-aetiny medicines known to doctors for the relief of heartburn, gaa and similar dirtreea. Ud.