Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1952 — Page 7

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I Bears Defeat 1 Concordid lit Overtime Tilt 1- ■ ’ ■ ' J ■ ■ Jerry Sprunger h|t three tree | throws in the last minute of an overtime period to lest the Berne Bears to a 61-50 victory over the Concordia Cadets In an» overture battle at the Fort Wayne school's gym! Wednesday night. Berne held a 25-20 lead at the half and 41-35. at the third Quarter, but the Cadets battled back to a. ; < 46-46 tie to seas the game into the extra period. Neither team scored a field goal in the overtime eession, with Berne tallying five free throws to four for Concordia to score the victory, c Jerry Sprunger and Max Lehrfian each tallied 12 points to lead the

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Pro Football petrolt 48, Green Bay 24. Dallas 27, Chicago Bears 23. Pro Basketball NBA Results , Wednesday Fort Wayne 80, Milwaukee 72. Boston. 93, BhHndetphia 92. New York 94, Baltimore 92. \ Thursday Fort Wayne 95, Milwaukee 87 (overtime). ; t , Minneapolis 90, Indianapolis ID. Syracuse 86. Rochester 79. Boston 88, Philadelphia 70. New fork 104, Baltimore 29. $ --.---■-----4 - - Bears, white Glen Parrish counted 11 to, be high for Concord!*. The Bears will entertain the Hartford Gorillas at Berne next Friday night. 1 ( ■; Berne j . FG FT TP J. Sprunger ; ... 3 ,6 12 Kirchhofer 1 3 5

M. Lehman ... . 4 4 18 Smith 2 6 10 Miller 14 6 Lieehty .....u— 0 0 0 Bixler —2 2 6 B. Sprunger 0* 0 0 Totals 13 25 51 Conc*rdia FG FT TP Dellinger 4 2 10 Englebfechtl ' 2 4 Parrish 5 1 11 Borcherdlng 3 I 17 Reipcke ILO 0| 0 Bobay Oil Eytecheson 2 3 7 Fry i. 1 \4 6 Reinking ...2 0 4 ’ Totals 18 14 50 Officials: Sister, Batcher. * Preliminary Concordia 25, Berne 22. Holy Name. Society Will Meet Monday The Holy Name society will hold its j regular meeting Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall. Memorial services will be held for the members who died during the past year and include, Otto Miller, John Thomas, Anthony Holthouse, George W. Appelnian. Th* election of officers will also be held and Refreshments will be served followihg the meetings Bishop Raines To Broadcast Sunday ‘ißeport on Korea, iss the subject of the address to be broadcast by Bishop Richard C. Raines, In* diana Methodist bishop, on vSrious Indiana radio stations this Weekend as follows: A Saturday, South Bend (WSBT) at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday, Fort Wayne (WKJG) 1:45 p.m.; and Indianapolis (WISH) at 3 p.m. The bishop’s report will tell of his recent visit to the battlefront in Korea and his conferences with noted leaders in Korea, Japan, and Formosa. —■ - Want Add. It brings results. Tonight, Sat & Sun. Continuous, Sat. < Sun. 2 First Run Hits! “HOLIDAY FOR Si IN IN rGrv£S ' . ■ - ■!' '■ ■ ‘ ' J Gig Young, Koon an Wynn a REX ALLEN “UTAH WAGON TRAIN” Only 14c-30c jlnc. Tax

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AHdy Phillip Sold To Zollner Pistons FORT WAYNB UP .—I The Zollner Pistons announced today the purchase for cash of Andy Phillip from the Philadelphia Warriors of the National Basketball Association. Phillip, a former University of Illinois star during the “Whiz Kid” era, has played three years of profesional ball with the Chicago Stags and two seasons with th* Warriors. , ~ J Youth Fellowship Banquet On Sunday j - IJ, ■ >m ' J • A ‘ Thirty young people and adult counselors of the youth fellowship of, the First Methodist church will attend the district woridt(riendshio banquet Sunday at, the Wayne St. church, Fort Wayne, at 5:30 p.m. Special speaker for th* occasion will be Bishop Richard C. Raines, bishop of the Indiana area of the Methodist church. Bishop Raines will tell of his recent ministry to chaplain* and servicemen at the front in the Korean conflict. He will alao .tell of his visit to Formosa and his talks with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Those planning to attend the Fort Wayne meeting include: Vera Walters, Carol Elzey, Janet Hott, Linda Pollock, Leah Brandyberry, Janet Hetrick, Sara Gerber, Janice Hall, Anita Smith, Dana, Dalzell, Sharon Kreischer, Nancy Wisenberger, Nancy Clark, June Edwards. Marvene Krick, Mary Jane Smith, Barbara Lewton. Janet Everhart, Norman Pollock, Lather Schrock. Jim Rawley, Charles Judt, Earl and Robert Sprague, Bob Ochsenrider, David. Uhrick. Jack Lawson, Michael Beery, Mrs. Floyd Reed, Mrs. Robert Theobald, Mrs. J. E. Thacker, and the Rev. Samuel Emerick. — New Sunday Evening Programs At Church . The* evening service Sunday at the First Methodist church will be in charge of the Methodist men’s groqp. The advisory committee has worked out a new Sunday evening program arrangement which they will sponsor in the future. The pro-j gram begins at 7 p.m. instead of' 7:30. There will be a > 30-minute worship period, and this Sunday it will be in the hands of the officers of the men’s group. J. E. Thacker, president, will speak. Following the devotional period, each cbuple, or teams of two men or two women, will be to make a friendly visit in some home in behalf of the church. Everyone is invited to the worship period, and all members present will be invited to share in the visitation. John Davis, the first known polar explorer, reached West Greenland in 1587.

Monmouth Is 68-56 Winner At Huntington Piling upa 17-polnt advantage in th* first half, the Monmouth .Eagles defeated the Huntington Catholic Rambler* 68-56, at Huntington Wednesday night. . Monmouth led at all periods, 1915, 88-21 and 49-37. Harry; Myers of th*. Eagles was the top scorer with 26 points, whil* Solloway paced Huntington ,„ u Monmouth wtl| play away from horn* £wic* next week, at Rockcreek Wednesday and at Hoagland Friday. \ l Monmouth - - FG FT TF Myers 12 . 2 26 Bunch. -J— ® » Harvey ._J.. 7 0 15 Sonner I—r»——. 9 11 Bulmahn 4——-u—- 3 2 8 Gallmeyer <r,—------- 011 Fleming —___. 2 1 5 Bultemeyer 4 Q 0 0 Dr**r — i—s 1 11 Grandstatf 4—,1 0 2 * t Huntington Catholic , ? FG FT TP DeLuca -4——— V 0 0 Young -.4—4 f l.O 2 Eckert —4—*— « 2 14 Brown —4— 1 0 2 Boyle „4—lo 2 Carter ...14-— 5 0 10 McNamara^——®4 0 0 Briggs .—4—4- 1 9 t So|jow»y 4—B 1, 17 Sctfeiber 4-_... 10 2 Meehan 2 15 -.A 4 . ' Totals 21 -4 56 Officials 1A Briddle,. Hall. Perlimlnary Huntington 39. Monmouth 32.

Gorillas-Greyhotinds Game Site Changed v ARjouncement was made today that the Hartford-Adams Central gam*,, scheduled to b* played at the Hartford gyn( Wednesday, has been Shifted to the Geneva high school gym. it is Hartford's hom#-gam*. i f ■ LHQAL NOTICE OF V PUBLIC HEARING Notice lay hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage | Board of Adams County. Indiana, will, at .2 P. M. on th* aflrdi day of I»eceh*b«br 1952 at wth* Commissioner's Koeni, Auditor's office, in the CUy of Decatur. Indiana in said County, begin Investigation of the' applications of to* following named per-, sons, reauefeting the Tssue to the applicants, at the locations hereinafter set ouC of the Alcoholic Beverage Permit* of the classes hereinafter designated end will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety of issuing the permits applied for to aUch applicants at the premises named: wine dealer*. Willis M. Diekason 14938, (transfer liquor grid wine dealers from Earl Mann,,; Line Geneva, Indiana.) Bessie L ■pDlckasdn. 14590. (restaurant), Line St. Geneva, Indiana, beer and wine retailers. e SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE LIC PARTICIPATION IS RKQUKSTJ INDIANA_ ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION, ißy John F. Noonan, Bernard E. Dorter a ' Chairman. . NOVDMBJETI 28

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Commodores Coach Bags Fox Thursday Coach Dave Terveer turned out Thursday to be almost a* good a shot with a gun a*, some of his basketball netters are with the leather ball Dav* and several companion got their limit in rabbit* Thursday morning and with only one shell -left he bagged a brown fox |n Prebl* township. ... Dav* presented the fox to the county auditor, Thurman Drew, egrly thia morning for his |5 bounty. The shot w*s nearljt perfect, striking the animal in the heart. Klenk'sTo PlOjr ln Piston Preliminary . Klenk’* .of Decatur will meet Rqnsseau Bros. Sunday evening tho new Coßseum (n Fort Wayne as a preliminary to th* Zollner Pistons - Baltimore Bullets NBA clash. The Klenk’s gam* is slated to start abjout 6:20 p.m. H/gA Schoo/ Basketball New tytvep 51, Garrett 44. Kendallville 62, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 54. Auburn 6L Butler 49. Fort Wayne Central, 74 Elmhurst Osaia* 70, Roanoke Monroeville 6L Huntertown 57. Arcola 4|, Coesse 39. Portland 97, Royerton 57. > New, Gdstle 71, Hartford City 63. Huntington 54, Warsaw 47. Muncie Central it, Shelbyville 44. Lafayette Jeff. 58, Rossville 52. Kokomo 56, Frankfort 45. South Bend Adams 58, Gary Wallace 39. \ Merrillville 56, Gary Roosevelt 44. 69 ’ El«**d <B, Marion 40. \ Logapsport 75, Monticello 73. Madison 46, Batesville 43. Washington 66, Bedford 44. Winchester 71, Stoney Creek 47. ' .• * 't t 11 ’' ■u - Trad* In a Good Town—Decatur!

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