Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 27 October 1954 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, I»s<

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Hartford High Net Schedule Is Announced Thomas Agler, new coach of the Hartford Gorillas, today announced an 18-game schedule for the 1954-55 basketball season. The Gorillas will open activities Friday night, Nov. 5, entertaining the Monmouth Eagles at the Hartford gym. - - Candidates for the team are as follows: Seniors- Marvin Hirschy, Clark Starly., Juniors- Joyce Zucrcher, Lewis Millar. i>ryon Fox. Sophomores- Dean Stahly, Robert Blberstein, Larry Gene Dubach. Robert Wagley, Larry Lee Dubach, Harvey Short. Frederick Grogg. Freshmen- Melvin Meshberger, Alvin Herman, Roger Moser, Winston Lehman, Leonard Augsburger. Student managers are Max Yoder and Larry Beeler, seniors, and cheer leaders are Janice Martin and Kathleen Dubach* seniors, and Carolyn Sue Meshberger and Mar-

Public Auction Os Household Goods, located second house East of Sohio Service Station on North side of street .in Wren, Ohio, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30,1954 TIME—1:00 P. M. (EST) White, enamel Kalamazoo coal and wood range; Estate Heatrola; square dining room table and six chairs; kitchen table; sideboard; cupboard; studio colich; platform rocker; 3 rocking chairs; living room suite; 3 library tables; organ, pedestal; 12'xl5’ Axminster rug; 9 xl2' linoleum rug; table lamps; floor lamps; 2 large mirrors; dresser; old style writing desk: antique bureau; kerosene lamps; electric iron; ironing board; 4 beds; Arlington sewing machine; clothes rack; hall tree; stand; pictures; dishes; cooking utensils; lawn mower; garden plow; hoes; rakes; several throw rugs; table model radio; many other articles to mention. TERMS—CASH. J. S. KIRACOFE — Owner Auctioneer—Lester W. Sutnan Clerk —0. J. Feigert Public Auction at the HI WAY AUCTION BARN 2 1 /i Miles West of Decatur, Indiana, on U. S. 224 FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29,1964 7:30 P. M. The following will be sold: Green contour lounge Chair, new: Gold occasional chair; end tables, new; living room suites; blue lounge chair; oak library table; complete dining room suite; « steel folding chairs: 2 yellow kitchen chairs; Westinghouse electric stove; Hotpoint electric stove; 9-ft. Stewart-Warner refrigerator: oak kitchen cabinet with 2 matching utility cabinets, like new; Ivanhoe oil burner with blower, good as new; small Coleman oil burner; oak 5-piece dinette set/new; bedroom suite, new; iron bed: baby bed; set of sherbets; vanity; carpet; 250-gal. fuel oil tank: tools; washing machine; round table; many more items. 411" \ 103" Hower Garden Quilt, belonging to the St. Luke’s Evangelical and Reformed 1 Women's Guild. TERMS—CASH. ED SPRUNGER,JERRY BIXLER AUCTIONEERS Not Responsible for Accidents. V *• . - _ ’ Public Auction HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL SALE I will sell at my farm 4 miles East of Berne, Indiana on Road il3 then 1 niile South then-first house'Eart, on THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4—1954 At 12 Noon C.S.T. 21—REGISTERED HOLSTEIN'S—2I 111 .Cows and 6 Bred Heifers, t-ome to freshen in November ami December, Balance of the cows to start freshening in February/ 3 Daughters of a Grandson of Pabrt Roamer. 2 Yearling Heifers, 1 a Granddaughter of Pallet Roamer, fir-t in her Class 4-H, 1954. Cows and Rrtfti Hcdfefs Carrying ('iirtf.-*.< Candy Breeding Service. Herd is Callhood Vaccinated and Will Be Tested For T. B. aud Bangs. SALE WILL BE HELD INSIDE. 11— HAMPSHIRE BROOD SOWS—II II Good Hampshire Sows with nice litters by side. One Hamp-hire Boar, IS .months old. Will'Also Sell 700 Bales Good Alfalfa & Mixed Hay. TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. MARCUS E, LUGINBILL — Owner Roy S. Johnson. Ne’d c, Johnson, Phil Ncueusdiwander Auctioneers E. W. Baumgartner, First Bank of Berne Clerk - • • Lunch Will Be Served, 27 2

go Augwburger, juniors. This is the first year in the couching field for Agler, a graduate ofVan Wert, 0., high school and Ball State Teachers College at Muncie. < ' The schedule follows: Nov. 5- Monmouth at Hartford. Nov. 13- Pleasant Mills at Pleasant Mills. Nov. 16- Rockcreek at Hartford. Nov. 33- Bryant at Bryant. Nov. 30- Adams Central at Hartford Dec. 3- Berne at Berne. , Dec. 10- Jefferson at Geneva. Dec. 14- Petroleum qt Hartford. Dec. 17- Geneva at Hartford. Jan. 4- Commodores at Hartford. Jan. 7- Montpelier at Montpelier. Jan. 13-1445— Adams county tourney. Jan. 18- Pennville at Pennville. Jan. 25- Jefferson at Hartford. Jan. 23- Adams Central at Adams Central. Feb. 4- Jackson 'at Hartford. Feb. S' Chester Center at Hartford. Feb. Id- Roll at Hartford. Feb. 18- Poling at Poling. New York—Of 223,427 miles of railroad In the U.S. in 1952-53, about 222,843'’ miles or 99.74 percent were of standard gauge. There were 584 miles of 3-foot gauge In various localities.

One Prep Team Ends Season Undefeated INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — One Indiana high school football team has finished undefeated, four more will try to make it this week while seven other untopped elevens have two or three more hurdles. Beech Grove made it home safe with a 27-7 victory over the Indiana School for the Deaf in Indianapolis. It was the Hornets’ second perfect season in 10 years of 11-man football. The last came in 1946. Southport, although beaten, won the South Central Conference title Tuesday night with a 25-12 victory over Shelbyville. Southport trailed 6-0 at the half and had gained only 12 yards rushing at intermission. A win Friday night at Crawfordsville would finish a perfect season for Rensselaer, the state’s winningest grid squad. The Bombers are 9-0 for the season. Particularly anxious to attain the rarer than rare perfect season are eight Bombers who will close the book on their prep grid careers at Crawfordsville. Only South Bend Riley stands a chance of matching the Bombers in total victories for regular season play. Riley now shows a 7-0 record with three regular games left to play. Riley faces Michigan City Friday night in a game that appears destined to give SBR the East NIHSC crown. Should ißiley ride the rest of the way unbeaten and take the post-season playoff for the all-North Indiana crown, its record then would stand at 11-0. Danville’s Mid-State Conference champs take a perfect 7 0 mark to Bloomington University, Friday, for a season ender. Auburn, with a matching 7-0 record closes the season at Garrett, and Royerton, also 7-0, turns on the lights for Hartford City. Only one team, New Albany, has a chance to go unblemished all the way with only two games remaining. The Bulldogs take on Shawnee, of Louisville, Ky., Saturday, and appear a shoo-iii for the Southern Indiana crown the following Saturday against Evansville Bosse. Two teams have only, two more to go for unbeaten but once tied records. Indianapolis B z r oa d. Ripple, sporting a 6-0-f mark, tanataa with Indianapolis Cathedral this Friday night. The Rockets close the -season Nov. sth against cityHvaJ Shortridge. Muncie Central, the North Central Conference power, has a 5-0-1 mark as it enters Friday night’s battle with Fort Wayne Central. Indianapolis Tech, currently sharing the NCC lead with the Bearcats, also is non-looping Friday against Indianapolis Washington. Central and Tech battled to a tie Oct. 1, currently are tied with identical NCC records and play one more loop game—Muncie home to Lafayette, and Tech home to Frankfort, both Nov. 5. ... One more unbeaten but tied eleven, Princeton, with a 5-0-1, has three to go. Next up is an annual grudge battle with Washington’s Hatchets. but not least. East Chicago Roosevelt, hailed by many as the top prep team tn the state, is 6-0 to date, with three left on the schedule. Next up is a tilt with Whiting, the Oilers who greased the chute that shot East Chicago Washington out of the state's unbeaten picture. 1 Roy Campanella Says Hand 'Feels Great' NEW YORK (INS) — Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campa nella will be discharged from .Queens Memorial hospital today, a wetk after undergoing an exploratory operation on his ailing left hand. . „ Campanella, who will be 33 on Nov. 19, said Tuesday the hand "feels great" . . . That it "has all feeling it had before I hurt it" in spring training last April. Schenectady — A new kind of Flashlight battery lasts longer liecause It does not corrode. It has a resin base and is moisture-proof and unbreaakhle. NEXT GAME Tuesday, Nov. 2 Komets - Toledo Nov. 6 — Troy _Nov. — Cincinnati, '

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Gagne, O'Connor In Fort Wayne Nov. 8 FORT WAYNE. Ind. — Verne Gagne, the former All-Americsri football player from the University of Minnesota, has signed to defend his United States’ heavyweight wrestling championship In Fort Wayne’s Memorial Coliseum against Pat O’Connor. The match will be staged Monday night, Nov. I. Gagne had promised to meet the winner of the O’Connor-Killer Kowalski match In Fort Wayne and when that scrap ended in a draw, Matchmaker Bruff Cleary selected O’Connor as the most likely challenger for Gagne's title. , The two will wrestle for two falls to win, with a 60-minute time limit. Tickets for the event are how on sale at the Zollner Ticket Office .n the Hotel Keenan, Fort Wayne. BOWL/NG SCORES G. E. Alleys men s Factory league w L Flanges 14 4 Stators ll*/4 6ty Office 2 ......c*. BV4 Rotors ... 8 10 Office 17 11 Shafts 4 14 200 stores: Clem Snell 320, Seph. Jackson 221, Jim Parent “201, Paul Briede 204, Gary Schultz 206. G. E. FRATERNAL W L Rivervie Gardens 15 6 West End Restaurant _. 12 9 Pederson Elevatorll 9% Teeple Truck Lines;.... 1114 9*4 Monroeville Lumber .... IT* 10 K of C .. 9 12 Elks 8 13 G. E. Club 6 15 600 series: G. Schultz 620 (187-201-232), W, Petrie 646(265-213-168), K. Bauserman 605(209-208-188). 200 scores: Bultemeier 200, Mutschler 213, Graber 203, H. Strickler 200, Cook ' 2(12-200, Faulgner 203. Beery 214, Laurent 226-213, Crates 212, House 202-210, Hobbs 213, Baumgartner 213, Werling 204, L Hoffmon 215, Buuck 20&, Custer 204, Macklin 205-215. Note: W. Petrie rolled 265, the high single to date. G. E. WOMEN'S LEAGUE W L High Spots 2Mi Last Frames 10 g Spares ..* izVfe Office 5 13 High scores: Teeple 162, Lleinhenz 190. v Trade-In a Goou town — Decatur,

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Commodore Day Is Observed Tuesday “Commodore Day" was observed Tuesday with a special program at the Decatur Catholic high school. ■ , The program included the song, “Salting, Sailing," by the school seniors; explanation of the name “Commodore" by Joan Laurent; a skit, “A Sea Battle,** by the seniors; a song, “Anchors Aweigh" by the seniors. Coach, David Terveer spoke briefly, stressing team play and the importance of good sportsmanship of players and fans. Kay Bormann was master of ceremonies. Following the program held in the school auditorium, the students went to the gym for a pep session and an intra-squad game between varsity members. The Green team, captained by Walt Mowery and Chuck Voglewede, defeated the White team, captained by Joe Wilder and Jerry Voglewede, 62-52. Balanced scoring by both teams was the highlight of the game. Pistons, Baltimore Exchange Players FORT WAYNE, Ind. (INS) — The Fort Wayne Pistons, Indiana's last professional basetball team. Tuesday traded guard Ken Murray to Baltimore for forward Jim Fritsche. Monmouth Seniors Visit Court House The Monmouth high, school senior class is touring the offices of the court house today and Thursday. The duties of the various county officials will be explained to the group. The class is taught by John Rosier, social studies instructor. 1 ■

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Ray Felix Signs To Play With Knicks NEW YORK (INS)— Ray Felix, 6-foot-U-iuch center, has ended hi# holdout to sign with the New York Knickerbockers for an estimated 19,500. Felix, a former Long Island university star, came to the Knicks in a September trade with Baltimore for Connie Simmons and Al McGuire. ~ High School Football Fort Wayne Central Catholic 7, Fort Wayne North 9. wmmmmmb

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