Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 20 August 1954 — Page 8

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Yellow Jackets’ Grid Hopefuls Drill Daily To Prepare For Season

Sixty Decatur high school boy» are drilling twice daily in preparation for the >954 football seaeon of the Decatur Yellow Jackets. Robert Worthmao. athletic director and head Coaeb,' revealed today. ’ . "' The twice-a-day drills are expected to continue until the opening of school after Labor Day. included in the 60 aspirants for the Jackets grid’ squad are 13 lettermen from the 1063 team. Os the total of 60 young athletes working out. 16 are seniors. 16 juniors. 14 sophomores and 14 freshmen. ’ The Yellow Jackets will open their season Friday night. Sept. 10, meeting the Auburn Red Devils at Auburn. . Decatur’s first home game will be Friday night. Sept. 17. against the New Haven Bulldogs, in a Northeastern Indiana conference game. The Jackets will engage in nine

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games, five at home and four on the road. Warsaw has been dropped from the Decatur schedules. All home games this season will again get underway at 7:30 p.m. at Worthman field. Coach Worthman reports that this year’s team will be well below the average in weight, but he stated today that the candidates for the grid squad have shown an excellent spirit in practice drills. Candidates for the team are as follows; Seniors — Max Hilyard. Phil Baker, Stanley Allison, Fred McDougal. Paul Ralston. Dave Halterman. John Neireiter. Bill Haneher. Harlan Shaffer, Jerry Rhodes and Jerry Bair, all lettermen; Bill Baumann, Charles Judt, Roger Eley. Doyle Egly. Don Duff. Juniors —» Roger Strickler and Bill Roth, lettermen; Phil Deßolt. Dave Ellsworth. Jon Corey, Jim

Osterloh, Harry Hebjibs,- Terry Murphy. Walt Werst. Jim Sheets, Rex Werst, Leroy Malhtih, Dan Cowans. MaX MfOta Krueckeberg, Bill zfcick. Sophomores —■ Gene Baxter, T.ony Kelly, Dennis Lobkiger, Charles Reinking, Cftaitles Shaffer? Dewayne Airier, Kenneth Hawkins, Jack Ladd, Jay Gould, Jiin Klenk. John Dorwin. "Ped Schrock. Edi Bean. Tom Strickler. Freshmen'— John Hebble, Larry Moses. Fred Locke. Ted Hutker, Phil McDonald. Barney Kaehr, Jerry Fell, Gary Sheets. Ty Ballard. Jack Macklin, John Sheets. Bob Banks, Larry Klenk, Fred Schott. Season Schedule sept. 10 —Auburn at Auburn. Sept. 17— New Haven at Decatur. Sept. 21—Hanford City at Decatur. Sept. 24—Garrett at Decatur. Oct. 1 — Portland at Decatur. Oct. 5. — Concordia at Fort Oct 8 — Bluffton at Bluffton. Oct. 15 — Fort Wayne Central at Decatur. Oct. 20 — Columbia City at Columbia Qity. ; ..... __ Fined For Shooting• - Coon Out Os Season Nelson L. Billington, of Geneva, as fined a total of $27.50 by justice of the peace >Earl E. Dawaid for killing a raccoon out of season. The offense occurred at 12:80 a. tn. August 16, in Wabash township, when Billington's dogs treed the coon, allowing him to shoot it. The arrest was made by Jack Hurst, conservation officer for this area. Bowling Alleys To Be Opened Saturday <?arl Mies, owner and manager of .the i.Mies Recreation bowling alleys, announced today that the alleys will be opened (or the fall and winter season at 6 o’clock Saturday evening. All alleys have been sanded and reconditioned and ate reported in excellent condition for Dai season.

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Three Drivers Are Fined For Speeding Three fines were reported paid in justice of the peace court in Decatur Thursday including two speeding offenses on North Thirteenth street, and one in Preble. Herbert Grass, of New Bremen, Ohio, was fined $5 and costs for speeding 50 miles an hour on North 13th street at 7:45 p. tn. yesterday. Grass was arrested by the city police. Loris E. Neuensehwander, of Fort Wayne, arrested August 15 for speeding on 13th street, appeared and paid a fine of |1 and costs. Hugh iE. Spicer, of Stuttgart Ark., was arrested last night in Preble by state police for speeding 50 miles an hour through that town. Spicer was fined $1 and costs by justice of the peace Floyd Hunter. The alleys will be available for open bowling at all times until the start of the league season Tuesday, Sept. 7. Captains of league teams are reminded that organization meetings for the various leagues will be hel<? next week; If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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