Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1952 — Page 7

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams • H 1 ' >i - t I Friday Hartford at Pleasant Mills. Berne at New HaVen, Jeffbrson at Bryant. Saturday Mon mouth at Commodores. ;; Geneva vs Petroleum at Bluffton. High School basketball Wabash 66, North Manchester 62. LaGrange 88, Wawaka 63. Greencastle 59, Bainbridge 42. Terre Haute State 63, Otter Creek 41. | Fontanet 49. West Terre Haute 41. • - A ■ .< _• _J ■ - - .. .

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Commodores Score Win ri' : NMa mbss wsmbi an as aav By 45-39 Tally Last Night At Huntington

$ Decatur’s Commodores marked one up in the victory column last night at Huntington, defeating the Huntington Catholic Ramblers, 4539. f ' [ Both teams got off to a very slow start with neither playing star trail. Decatur set the pace with Steve Gass chalking nine points through the hoop in the ftfst half.. The Commodores stayed on top (or most of the first half, but along iiward the close of the half, a lon de Huntington eager* Solloay, began making like George Mtkan and earned 12 points. The Ranns Carter got eight, Deluca bucketed one, Eckert sank four, and sub Meehan made three points. The score at the end of the first half, Decatur 26, Huntington, 28. During the first half Huntington wrested the initiative away from Decatur with some good, solid and deceptive ball handling. Very One under-ihe-hoop work on Decatur’s part held down the score no end. Solloway's. long, accurate throws were getting to be a pain in the neck for the Terveermen. who stayed in a zone defense in the first part. \ • J In the second half things change ed. The action whipped up and the boyS really started playing ball. Consistently Decritur broke through an inadequate Huntington zone .defense to itally. ; In the last half Decatur scored 12 points on field goals, and five on free throws. The Rams were charged with 14 personals whereas Decatur haji only five. The story was told in the fourth quarter when Huntington dragged byj as much as eight points. The Ramblers every attempt whs thwarted by brilliant rebound Work: from Decatur.. In the lafet stanza, the Commodores bounced in. 10 .points to the Rams' three. The final, 45-39. \ . Commodores come to grips with

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• r This being our Ist Anniversary of the opening of our new, modern Packing Plant on Highway 27 North, we are offering Io our many friends and customers, the following •1. special prices this weekend. \ FRIDAY aid SATURDAY ■t_ : 1 i 1 On Adams County, Home Dressed \' ■Li I ■ ' ■' I i i ! VEAL, LAMB, PORK and BEEF I ham 69c"- 79c"- ’ ‘™* VEAL LOIN or RIB Our Own i ROASTor STEAK LAMB CHOPS „S:: SX 59c "- 75c "■• ‘Xr ROUND or SIRLOIN LAMB SHOULDERS W hole or Shank Ha,f VEAL STEAK ROAST ar CHOPS 55c » 79c69c ">■ DICED BONELESS QTFW I ™ B for CHOP SUEY vlfcfl Delicious Ham 75c "- 49c n '- 89c ■ i ———— A nice selection of young Yearling, fresh dressed quarters of Beef, v Front quart- i ers39e.ti>.; Hind quarters 45c lb. Pork Loins, Shoulders, Fresh Hams and \ <■ Fresh i ? CHUNKS OF BEEF AT WHOLESALE PRICES. LARD SALE — <SO lb. can $5.25; 25 lb. cah $2.75; 10 lb. carton $1.20. ] THE ABOVE PRICES APPLY TO I OUR DOWNTOWN MARKET, ALSO 11. P. SfflHT PM (0. PHONE 3-3146 HIGHWAY 27 NORTH I

Monmouth at the Decatur high ’school gym Saturday night. Commodore* v FG FT TP Costello.»3 3 .9 Brunton4 0 8 Gass4 7 15 York-0 2 2 J. Wilder 4 2 10 •E. Wildero 1 I Meyer Lu_ 0 0 0 Totals _JIS 15 45 Hunt! ng ton } FG FT TP Boyle 2 0 0 0 Carter 5 2 12 DeLuca 0 11 Eckert 3 17 Solloway -, 7 0 ,14 Meehani.— 2 ■ 1 5 McNamara*... 0 0 0 Brown 0 0 0 Young 0 0 0 Totals 17 5 39 Officials: Winks. j VanLue. Preliminary Huntington 30, Decatur 23. ,\ Hunters Are Given Warning Os Danger From Tularemia Board of health officials are urging rabbit hunters not to take the chance <>f getting tularemia (rabbit fever). Besides rabbits transmitting the plague-like disease, squirrels, grouse, beavers, foxes and quail have been known to be carriers. A sign thdt the rabbit is diseased is if it w’on't run; if the cottontail doesn’t skip; then\skip it. Persons infected with the disease, to the bunnies via blood-sucking fleas \and flies, may develop severe inflammation of the skin, and if it’s bad enough, the victim can contract pneumonia. j ' ! j ■ ■ Persons found to "be infected are

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Saturday Morning League Is Planned pihy will jstart Saturday morning at 10 o’clock In the Saturday morning grade school league at the Decatur Catholic high school gym. with four teams playing a regular schedule. Schedule for the opening day: Junior Commodores vs Pistons; Notre Dame Vs DePaul. The league will play until Feb. 14, and will be followed by an allstar league team game against StJoe junior high. Team rasters are as follows: Junior Commodores — Ed Laurent. captain; Jfan Schnepp, Dave Kitson, Alvin Hackman, Jerry Baker, Tom Cass, Paul Hess. Mike Durkin and Tom Gase. Pistons —- Steve Litchfield, captain; Roy Litchfield, Mike Ellen-bei-ger, Steve Omlor, Tom Gross, Davie Gage, Steve Meyer, Gerald Gillig, Tom' Koilman, and Tom Mills. j ' Notrh Dame — Don Gase, [captain; Ray Eygnsori, Jim Coyne, Don Baker, Vince Gase, Don Wietfeldt, Mike Ehler, James Heiman, Gerald Staub, Hess arid Ron Ford. DeParil £-j Joe Kohne, captain; Mike Murphy. Paul Gross, Keim Bricker. Jack Meyer, Jim Omlor, George Tester. Dave Schultz, Dave Wiseman and Don Teeter.

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Decatur High Plans Sale Oi Season Tickets ,w, ' •. Hugh J. Andrews, principal of the Decatur high school. today ahSounced plane for distribution and ale of season tickets for the Yellow Jackets .basketball season. Tickets wf l be on sale Friday afternoon ansi evening at the high school, with* Betty Anderson, office secretary, in charge. The Yelltoy Jackets will open their season Friday night, Nov. 31, meeting Uhe Fort Wayne North Side Redskins at the Decatur gym. Ticket prices are unchanged from last y|ar, $4.50 for adults and $2.50 for students. Cards: have been sent to all holders of season tickets last year, advising them that \ last season’s seats are being held for them. These will be distributed Friday at the school. For new purchasers bf season tickets.theywill be sold on a first cotoe, first served basis. The seasori tickets are good for the nine home gamfte of the Yel-\ low Jackets! In addition to Fort Wayne Norts. other teams on the home schedule are Fort Wayne Concordia, Warsaw, Columbia City, Huntington, ’Kendallville, Bluffton, Winchester and Fort Wayne Central. . ■ \ . J IGNORING (Coutiuwyd From Page Owe) ajpublic demand by the Polish goveibtoant in exile that the International Red Cross investigate the German accusation against Russia. | Hari‘imarr;t ‘stified that the late General ißi|orsky. head of the Polish government, privately admitted to him the public demand had been £ “regretted” mistake

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because Russia promptly used it as an excuse to sever relations with his government. ' In his note, Roosevelt urged Stalin against breaking all relations, proposing instead a “suspension of conversational and expressed the hope that the Polish government would display “more common Sense in th« future.” .

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Pedestran Killed Walking On Highway SALEM, Ind. UP — John Edward Reeves, about 50, was injured fatally Wednesday night in U. S. 150 near Hardinsburg. A car hit \hiin _as he walked along the highway and a big truck Van ovejr his body. The auto was driven by Jerome Johnson, Cincinnati O.; the truck

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