Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1953 — Page 7

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Yellow Jackets Blanked By Fort Wayne Central In Final Grid Contest

Fort Wayne Central's Tigers displayed far too much manpower for the Decatur Yellow Jackets Friday night, the Tigers blanking the Jackets, 39-0, at Fort. Wayne, In the final game of the season for the Decatur eleven. : Central put together a 70-yard sustained march for a touchdown from the opening kickoff, with Roy scoring on a oneyard quarterback sneak. Central' counted another touchdown In the first period following Interception of a Decatur pass*, and chalked, up three more TD’s in the second quarter,-all coming on long .The final’ Fort Wayne touchdown came in the fourth period On a forw-ard pass play in the closing seconds of the game. Decatur made only one serious threat to score, advancing to the Central 11-yard line early in the final period, but the drive was halted by a pass interception. Unable to gain.through the tough Central line, the Yellow Jackets took to the air frequently, with Decatur completing 10 of 22 at--1 tempts. - - Decatur Central ■LiE <Engle ' Schmits UT Krick r Parker 'UG 'Egly Geiger C Vizard | , > ' \ Feasel HG Aura nd White ITT Baker ' Dowdeil RE duster . Knox QB Hanger 13 romelinefer I>H Pollock , Rouey Ril Blackburn’ Sparks FIB Rowley . Bates ■Score by uarters: 0 0 0 0 — 0 i Central 13 19 p 7— 39 Touchdowns: Central—Brome 1meiey. 2, (Rouey, Sparrs, Schmitz Knepper. Points after tou<hodwn:i Central —(Bromelmeier 2 (placement); Cowan (plunge*. - Substitutions: Deeat ur—Shaff jr, Halterman., Bair McDougal Rhodes, Allison, Strickler, Simon, HJlyard, Neireiter/ Ditto. Central — Barger. Bohlanderl Prase, Cowan. Dav U... Girajrda , Price, Shaw, Ware, Gaze. Possell, ■Meeks Shearer Slogan Wims, Kendricks, McCullough, Nilson. Officials: Severns, Baker, Eastman. \ I — t ..— k | : Nickel Plate Fall Taxes Here The Nickel, Plate Road today sent a check tor >9,845.06 to Richard Lewton, treasurer of Adam's county jn payment! for the railroad’s property talxes in the county for the seeoifd half ?of 1962. • 1 Nickel Plate taxes for lhe full year in this county exceed $19,600.

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Washington Os South Bend Is Loop Champion ■INDIANAPOLIS UP — South Bend Washington’s Panthers, thanks to classy Joe Brazier, celebrated their eighth Northern Conference division championship' t> day. i Three other Indiana high school football powers won expected breathers' by the skin of th-*ir teeth. ' (East Chicago Roosevelt, ranked Nq. 1 in the state by the UnPed Press coaches board. Richmond apd Sullivan, ninth and 10th, respectively, [just made the grade" In- the last heavy Friday night action of she season. The undefeated Panthers ranked second with idle East Chicago Washington whipped seventh-rar-’ pd Elkhart, 21-13. Brazier scored all three touchdowns, the last on a 3il-yard '■ jaunt. The Panthers again will represent the East NJHSC in the apnual league playoff. (Elkhart scored first in the initial period when guard Lynn Companion scooped up a fumble apd dashed 18 yards to score. But the Panthers then took charge to rack up their eighth straight win. They leu 14-7 at the half. Roosevelt had to settle for a thia 6 ® verdict over West NIHSC for Whiting on Bill Butler’s 60-yard run in the second period, but the touted Rough Riders were puthustled most of the way. They niade only three first downs to the Oilers' 10, but Coach Ray Gallivan’s club couldn’t crash through. , \ Tornado Tom Fletcher saved the day for Richmond, scoring one touchdawn and hooting the gamewinning extra points for a 26-25 North Central Conference win over 'Marion. It was 13-all at the half and Richmond led 26-19 going into the ; last period. Unbeaten Sullivan made it 10 straight, seven this year, outlasting in-and-out Vincennes, 27-25. Indianapolis Sacred Heart’s 16game winning streak was snapped by Terra Haute Gerstmeyer, 20-6. Gejfstmeyer’s victory was its first in eight games. Sacred Heart hadn* lost since 1951. lAJishawaka and Terre Haute Wiley of the “big 10” won with ease. Mishawaka romped over Goshen in another East NIHSC game. 43-0, and Wiley won Its eighth in a row at Columbus, 46-7, as .South Central clubs were humiliated. \ Bloomington battered (Seymour, the SCC champ, 54-6. Eleven players shared the scoring. New Castle blanked Connersville, 39-0. I Indianapolis Tech wen a thriller ftbm city rival Washington,. 7-6, for • the capital - city crown, and Hobart pocketed the Calumet ICouferepce titled with a 19-0 triumph over Gary Edison. Also downstate, fullback Tim 'Millersplunged for both tallies aw! quarterback Dan D. rmeir kicked the extra points to give EvansvP’e Central a 14-13 edge over crosstown foe Bosse, and half back Fjave Meyers’ 19 - point outburst was enough to give Washington a 26-to-19 win over Boonville, both in -Sbuthern Conference games.

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FROM THE IOQKS of things, you just about have to be told that thia is a style show. It’s a Moscow style show, but doesn't seem to have much style, or the hoopla you’re used to seeing with such an event. A fashion headquarters tn Leningrad turns out styles for the Russians, for factories and Uiiortag plants, f International Soundpftotoj

Williams And Black Fight Card Complete FORT WAYNTE,, The fight card for Fort Wayne’s Memorial Coliseum, 'Monday, Nov. 9, has been completed. The program is being headlined by Ike Williams, former lightweight champion of the world, against youthful Jed Black, studbent at Michigan State University. ’ Williaans, the Trenton, N. J., Tornado, and Black, winner of 21 straight fights, will box over the 10-round route, first such endurance test for Black, who is a stablemate of popular Chuch Davey. Here’s the complete program, 40 rounds, with all other bouts scheduled for six rounds with the 34ception of Williams-Bltfbk: Spider Webb, Los Angeles, vs. Candy Andy Anderson, Indianapolis Chuck Adkins, Gary, vs. Eddie Brant, Dayton. Joe Tuvell, Indianapolis, vs. Ted Alexander, Chicago. Tommy Bane. Indianapolis, vsElmer Britt, Memphis, Tenn. Bobby Singleton, South Bend, vs. Ziggy Biela, Chicago. f J Hiqh School Football South Bend John Adams 16, FortWayne North 13. Warsaw 20, Columbia City 0. Royerton 20, Hartford City 12. Auburn 21. Garrett 6. \ Kokomo 20, Logansport 13. Richmond 26, 'Marion 25. Frankfort 7, West Lafayette 7 (tie.) South Bend Washington 21, Elkhart 13. East Chicago Roosevelt 6, Whiting 0. Huntington 41, Pert: 7. Anderson 31. Elwood 6. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 20, Indianapolis Sacred Heart 6.

Pre Basketball * * NBA Results Milwaukee 69, Minneapolis 59. Man Arrested For Disorderly Conduct A 24-year-old man from Orlando. Fla., Mathhew Green, was scheduled to face disorderly conduct charges in justice of the peace court this morning. Green is alleged to have been drunk and disorderly downtown last night and to have resisted the attempts of a policeman to book him at the county jail. Bad Luck Stalks City Police Car Bad luck continues to stalk Decatur’s police car. It was out of commission until 11 o’clock this morning due to a damaged throw-out bearing, part of the clutch. Police think the part is a result of the accident this week whpn the car was struck as it stood parked at the curb and damage was estimated at $350. Allots Funds For Purdue Building INDIANAPOLIS UP -- Allotments totalling about $1,800,000 were earmarked today for construction and repair at state institutions, including $1,600,000 for an addition to the Purdue University chemistry building..

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Auto Badly Damaged By Halloween Prank An accident attributed to Halloween pnpksters at }:3O o’clock thia morning caused heavy damage to an Adams county youth’s car and nearly cost hipi his life. Sheriff Bob Shraluka, who investigated, said a car driven by Don Duane Gallmeyer, 16, of route 1, headed west on a county road one and one-half' miles west of the Fuelling church in Root township, went out of control when Don suddenly came on a barricade made of fence rails, went through a ditch and into woods where the car struck three trees. The. sheriff said heavy damage was done to the front end. the frame and the side, estimated at SSOO. Don, who was returning home, was unhurt. The accident is believed to be one of the worst examples of mischief so far this year.

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dogs, cider, popcorn, was dominate ed by the cake walk contest on the stages There Lowell Smith, sometimes instructor, barker, actor and handy man, hollered his lungs out for three hours as the talker of the contest in which 70 lusciously trimmed cakes were handed out to the lucky winners. I ' In room 202, exciting horse operas with much shooting, per-

ishing and, heroing were being flashed on the screen to the Relight of the kids. In the home ec room on the first floor the sales of sloppy joes and food of that nature were going like hotcakes. tip on the third floor the teenagers danced to records until the end came to the rousing evening. It’s doubtful that any of the kids

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who were bent on the customary pranks got a chance to do any good. They were too tire|. Mission accomplished; |t wm quite a night. it takes a crew of 20 painters sig ?ears to paint the Ambassador bridge between Detroit and iWndson, Ont. When they finish, it’s time to start all over again at the other end.