Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1954 — Page 6

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■■■ I— ■;■■■■■ WR ■ 111 ~ I | Jt Yellow Jackets Defeat Portland Panthers By 7-6 Score Last Night

.A- 4 ” Decatur’s Yellow Jackets, striking in the opening minutes of play, broke a four-game losing streak Friday night by racking up their first victory of the season, a 7-6 triumph over the Portland Panthers at Worthman field. it wan Portland's fourth loss of the season as against one triumph. The Jackets took the Panthers by surprise, pulling an onside kick on Max Hilyard's opening kickoff, Decatur falling on the ball on Portland’s 35-year line. Bill Roth. Roger Strickler and Ji,n Osterloh ground up good chunks of yardage for three consecutive firet downs, moving the ball to the Portland 3, from where Strickler plowed over for the touchdown on his second crack at the line. The same Strickler also plunged over for the extra point, .... which developed into (be gajpe’s winning point. The Yellow Jackets threatened on numerous other occasions throughout the game, but couldn't muster quite enough punch for another TD. One fine play on which Bill Hancher broke loose for a long run and what Decatur fans thought was a touchdown was nullified when the officials ruled Jlancher was out of bounds near midfieldPortland's touchdown came early in the fourth quarter after the Panthers recovered a Decatur fumble on the Jackets’ 15. Three plays moved the ball near the Decatur goal and Dick Meeker rammed through for the final three yards and the TD. Sam Shoemakers placement for the extra point was low and wide as the Jackets’ line rushed his attempt. The Yellow' Jackets, stung by Portland’s score, came right back with the next kickoff and strung together four first downs in a row, rolling to the Portland Ifi, but the Panthers intercepted a pass on their own five to halt the drive. On the final play of the game, Hancher intercepted a Portland pass and returned to the 26 but the SUN. & MON. Two of the Funniest Pictures Ever Made! “SON OF PALEFACE” Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers 4. "Trigger” & “AT WAR WITH THE ARMY” Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis O—O—- - Last Time Tonight - Two COLOR Hits! “THE SAVAGE” Charlton Heston, Susan Morrow & “SINS OF JEZEBEL” With PAULETTE GODDARD FIVE BIG DAYS! Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Continuous Sun. from 12:45 One Show "Nightly Mon. thru Thurs. at Zl3O P. M. GREATER ON WIDE SCREEN! FULL LENGTH! UHCHANGEDI • THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURE ■v Fb » EVER MADE! Nj i mmi e. suiters bo**™ <4 V HawmAWNM { GONE WITH i THE WIND W »TECMCOIOt V — CU4KGMII WffIUDCH Ximiwm OUMMMIUK) —°-°.— TODAY——Flam* A Th* Flaah" Lana Turner, Pier Angell . ALSO — Shorts 15c -60 c —o — COMING SOON — “River of No Return” ••Knights of Round Table" -THE ROBE" *‘J Coins in a Fountain”

High School Football Columbia City 20, Bluffton 13. Fort Wayne Central 13, New Hav- • en 2. Fort Wayne North 27, Goshen 14. Garrett 27, Fairmount 6. Auburn 32, Fort Wayne Concordia • . • A ' Fort Wayne Central Catholic 0, South Bend St. Joseph 0 (tie). Jackson (Mich.) 26, Fort Wayne South 6. Hartford City 7, Huntington 6. Plymouth 34, Wabash 0. Indianapolis Broad Ripple 14, Richmond 7. Indianapolis Tech 7, Muncie Central 7 (tie). Warsaw 33. Alexandria 7. Marion 12, Anderson 0. Elwood Iff, Kokomo 6. , v Logansport 7, Frankfort 0. Rensselaer RT Dy»l T. game ended before the Jackets could get a play underway. The Yellow Jackets had a wide margin in total yardage gained over the Panthers and racked up 12 first downs to only six for Portland. The Jackets have two games away from home next week, meeting the Concordia Cadets at Dwenger park in Fort Wayne at 7:30 o’clock Tuesday night. Friday night lhe Jackets travel to Bluffton to battle the Tigers in a Northeastern Indiana conference engagement. Decatur’s, next home game, and their final one of the season at Worthman field, will be with Fort Wayne Central Friday night, Oct 15. Decatur Portland LB Halterman Marsh LT Bair Milligan LG Rolston Martin C Hilyard Stevens RG Allison „ Mann RT Baker Lee RE Neireiter Sipe QB McDougal Strohl LH Hancher Silvers RH Roth - 7 i DeHoff FB Strickler Fox Score by quarters: Portland 0 0 0 6—6 Decatur 7 0 0 o—7 Decatur scoring: Touchdown — Strickler. Point after — Strickler fpiWfeSet. - . Portland scoring: Touchdown — Meeker. ' Substitutions: Decatur—Osterloh. Krueckeberg. Baxter, Deßolt, Agier, Murphy, Martin. PortlandShoemaker, Bragg, Snyder, Elmore. Officials: Collyer, Bateman, Bonham. I ■— » "In these times we fight for ideas, and newspapers are our fortresses.”—Heine. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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BOWLING SCORES AMERICAN LEGION LEAGUE Burke Insurance wn two from Fuelling. Bultemeier Const, won 3 from Team No. 8; First State Bank won two from Ashbaucfaers. Macklins won two from Mies Recreation. W L Pts. First State Bank -.8 79% Bultemeier Const. . 7 2 B’4 Macklins .......... 6 ’ 3 7 A&hbauchers ...... 4 5 5 Mies Recreation ..4 5 5 Fuellings .......... 3 6 6 Burkes Ins. 2 7 3 Team No. 8 ...... 0 9© 20C scores: Hoffman 201-203-204: Biens 207, D. Burke 228-215, Will Schnept 200, Delong 205. I 600 serles -D. . Bu*ke til, Hoffman 60S. College Football UCLA 12. Maryland 7. Miami (Fla.) 19, Bayior 13. Wichita 54. Drake 6. Furman 27, Presbyterian 0. Quantico Marines 28, Detroit 0. Kent. State 65. Western Reserve 0. Two Cars Collide East Os Decatur Automobiles driven by Kenneth Gadhneyer, 16, of Decatur route one. and Robert L. Swygart, 31, of (Monroeville, collided at 7:30 p. m. Friday night about two miles east of Decatur on U. s. highway 224. The accident, which caused about 4400 damage to the two vehicles, occurred as Gallmeyer staxted a left turn and Swygart attempted to pass. No one was inlured. Sheriff Robert Shraluka investigated. Two Pilots Killed When Jet Explodes SIOUX CITY. lowa (INS) — Two air force pilots stationed at the Sioux City AFB were killed when their T-33 Jet trainer explodj ed in flight four miles east of Sergeant Bluff, la, "Friday night. Thames of the victims were withheld pending notification of relattves. Marine Corporal Is Killed In Accident BERWICK. Pa. (INS) — A 34-year-old marine corporal was killed instantly today when his car collided head-on with a truck loaded with six race horses on Route 11 a half-mile south of Berwick. State police said Cpl. Glenn J, Noren of Byron, 111., was driving on the left- hand side of the threelane highway when the accident happened.

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»Illi Three Upsets Mark Indiana Prep Football INDIANAPOLIS (INS)-Indiana high school grid fan* were treated to some rough and tumble footmall Fridoy night with three; upsets spicing the menu. Rensselaer, which already has the new Northern* Conference crown, continued winningest team of *the season last night by taking its sixth straight and third in a week, 26-7 from Dyer. Clone ‘behind wus Marion with a ttflh straight 12-0, win over Anderson. This gave North Central Conference leading Marlon a stronger grip on first place. That hold on the NOC top rung ww* strengthened by an unexpected tie Muncie Central’s Bearcats suffered 7-7 at the hands of thqir arthest rival, Indiana jtolte TecftJ Another undefeated was dropped from the rank* when South Bend Riley .‘topped city-rival Adam* 130. That left Riiey and defending champion South Bend Washington at the head* of the Bant NIHSC with Washington to play city-rival Central today. SUU another Washington, this one from East Chicago, went the way of most flesh When an underdog Whittag eleven stopped ECW, ■ 26-6. The loss* gave East Chicago Roosevelt, which won fourth, 45-20, from Hammond Tech, the rule of things in the east HIHSC. Another conference leader took control of things. Terre Haute Garfield. winner over 1953 co-champ-ions in the last two weeks, dieposed of a eertotra threat last night In downing Clinton's undefeated, 27-6. Indianapolis fans were treated to some championship football With two undefeated squads keeping their skirts clean in skirmishes. City champion minded Broad Ripple had a surprisingly rough time getting Richmond. 11-7, but considering the pin ball score Richmond has been in the habit of running up against Indianapolis schools this victory was sweet. It was the Red Devils fourth toes anti third of the season to Capital City schools. Visiting New Albany, tort its place at the head of the Southern I Conference as Evansville defeated league rival Vincennes 27-13. still kept its unblemished record with a fourth straight. 14-7 over Indianapolis Shortridge.. Shelbyville stayed in front at the South Central eheee with a fourth straight win. 27-0 over Martinsville. Warsaw remained in the lead also with another fourth in a row win—33-7 from Alexandria. Yet one more madt it four In a row when Auburn* stopped wlnless Fort Wayne Concordia. 32-6. But Fort Wayne fans had one consolation a4 New Haven’s 19*54 string ended at four in a 13-2 loss to Fort Wayne Central SIAMESE TWIN (Contloued from Page One) happy in the University of Illinois research hospital. The Andrews twine were placed in an ’ teolette,” an elaborate type of incubator constructed of glad* Rubber gloves are fastened to a luole in the side tiwough which the Infante are handled in a completely sterile manner. X-ray® will be taken to determine whether the twins are joined ■scalp to scalp, with only skin jointag them, or skull to skull, with bone connecting them. The Andrews have one other child, a five-year-old named Patricia. —. .•dV a- *. *♦ — : u rr's abad thing To feel sow? for NOBOOM BUT MOUR- ' Mr. Farmer, it’s better to be aafe than sorry ... so don’t delay. Bring your tractor and equipment in for service now, before storing it thia jwlnter. It wIM be ready to go next Spring, with* few or no breakdownit in the field. Opr John Deere factory authorized service doesn't just repair . . it renews.

Rams And 49’ers To Battle Sunday NEW YORK (INS)-The hottest rivalry in professional football will explode into an early showdown for the Western Conference leadership Sunday when the San Fran-, cisco 49’ere Invade the Los Angeles Coliseum. The National Football League champion Detroit Lions, who also share the top rung with the 49'era and Lob Angeles Rams on the Iwwois of opening victories, . have had their scheduled game with the Drowns at Cleveland postponed because of the World Serie® until Dee. 19. The Raths looked impressive last week while bowling over Baltimore. 48 to 0. 'but the 49’erw were equally adept in smothering Washington. 41 to 7. 'rhe two clubs last engaged in an exhibition •struggle before 71,433 customers three weeks, ago with the 49’ers whining, 28 to 27. San Franutsco won the first game in Resar Stadium last year. 31 to 20, tatkd repeated) in tlie Coliseum. 31 to 27. The New York Giants,. who showed con-’iderable improvement over last year with a 41-to-lO victory over the Chicago Cardinals last week, will try to gain more Eaiitern Conference prestige at Baltimore tonight. The Giants are two-touchdown favorite* over the Colt®. Pittsburgh will try to turn )>aek Washington tn another contest tonight. The Steelers came from behind to win their opener with Green Bay last week, 21 to 20. The Philadelphia Eagles, who stunned defending Eastern Conference champion Cleveland, 28 to 10. last week, are expected to make the day miserable for the Cardinals at Chicago’s Cumiskey Park. The Chicago Bears, swamped by Detroit last week. 48 to 23. try to break into the winning column al the expense of the Packers at Green, Bay. Man Arrested For Public Intoxication Fred Hirachy, of Monroe township, Was picked up by the city •police about 4 p.m. Friday on East Monroe street extended, and charged with public intoxication. Hirschy will appear in mayor's court to answer the charge. Donald Scheuman, of Fort Wayne, will appear in justice of the peace coart Monday night to answer the charge of running the stop light at 13th and Monroe. Beheuman was arrested after an accident at the corner Involving a car driven by William L. Sheets, of route 2. About S2O damage was done to the Sheets vehicle, and $5 damage to the Scheuman auto. A ear driven by Jane McGill, of 1404 W’est Monroe street, collided at the corner of First and Monroe streets with a Kocher Lumber company truck driven by Charles E. Whitright, of 267 N. Seventh street. No damage was done to the truck, but the cost of repairs to the McGill auto was estimated at SIOO. . 15-Year-Old Boy Is Killed By Shotgun NEW YORK (INS) — A 15-year-‘ old Brokolyn boy died in Kings County hospital early today after being nearly blown in two by a shotgun blast fired by a teenage gangster. Three boys, all 16, were arrested for his murder. Jesse Lipscomb, the victim, woe standing on a corner in the Bushwick section Friday night talking with Sylvester Fuller, 13. Three boys came up, thrust a .16 gauge shotgun in Lipscomb’s abdomen and fired. Gross Income Tax Collection Higher INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — State auditor Frank T, Minis predicted today that gross income tax collections will lie higher this year than la 1953. Last year's total was $108,848,000. Improved collection metluxts have put gross income tax collection* within $100,009 of the federal income tax receipts, according to Wills, who added: "People used to be afraid of cheating the federal government, but dkto’t worry about the state. Now they treat us winth equal respect." If you nave something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democ-at Want Ad. It brings results.

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Commodores Defeated By Geneva, 7-6 * Thy Deeutur Oomimodxrres closed . their fall imseball season Friday afternoon, dropping a tough 7-6 decision to the Geneva Cardinale at Geneva in an Adams county league game. Geneva took an early 5-0 lead with two runs In the third and three In the fourth, but the Comrn'idoree came up with five in the fifth to knot the score. The Cardinals counted two in the bottom of the fifth and the best the Commodores could do was a. singleton in the sixth. Each team, made only tour hits but both were aided) by -wtldmesw on the part of the bur levs and errors. Commodores AB RHE Beal, 2b . 2 11 1 J. Vbglewede. c» .... 4 0 11 KaMe. p■ K, 3 0 4 0 C. Voglewede. c O 0 o Wilder, rs .4—.... - 3 0 0 0 Reed, lb .... 2 2 11 Covtelta. cf r-T’ 0 Omtor. If ..... 2 I 0 1 Ford. 3b 10 0 0 Mowery. 3b ... 11 D 1 TOTALS 23 0 4 5 Geneva AB R H E Call. If 2 10 0 Campbell, 2b 4 0 2 0 Tester, p 4 0 0 1 Long, 3b 4 0 0 0 Hunt, lb, 3b 3 110 Craig, c ... 0 0 0 0 Haines. ise -------- 3 2 10 Haviland. cf 11 0 0 Heniser. c, rs 2 0 0 1 Pace, rs . 12 0 0 Stably, rs - 0 0 o o TOTALS ..24 7 4 2 Score by innings: Commodores 000 051 o— 6 Geneva 002 320 x—7 Notre Dame Honors Frank Carideo Today SOUTH BEND, Ind., (INS) — One of Notre Dame’s greatest football stars will be honored at halftime ceremonies today in South Bend. ' Frank Carideo. 1928-30 quarterback and twice All-American at Notre Dame, will formally be presented with a plaque admitting him to the nation*) football hall of fame. . V..‘< Carideo joins Knute Rockne (for whom he played), Geerge Glpp, Elmer Layden, Frank Thomas and Gus Dorais as Notre Dame men in the shrine located at (Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J. CLEVELAND ON (Continued from Page One) world crown four times since 1900. copped all the marbles the last time in 1933 when they beat the Washington Senators tour games to one. The Indians, who won in 1920 and 1948, have never lost the fall dassic. But a team that dropped the first three games has never come beck to win the best-of-seven lug show test. It was definitely, lo the poor Indians. ■MimilUmtlia — BY—- — « . . i_. Li i . FRtt UAS IS we MIL I TO THAMK. YOU! ' ‘WsirTrr w -•<' ’ ©w i- , . “They've bean ‘sweating’ It out i for 30 years!” ’ It won't take long for you to realize that our attention to * your car will mean greater savings to you. GATS MOBIL SERVICE PHONE 3-3609 On Highway 27

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