Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 15 November 1954 — Page 7

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1954

Eagles Defeat Adams Central By 59-57 Score The Monmouth Eagles, after piling up an 11-point advantage at the half, were hard-pressed to edge out a 59-57 victory over the Adams Central Greyhounds Saturday night on the Monmouth court. The Eagles, in scoring their second victory in as many starts, worked to a 37-26 margin at the main intermission, but the Greyhounds threatened to pull the game out of the fire in the closing minutes. Rod Beer, veteran center of the Greyhounds, took the scoring honors with 21 pbints on seven field goals and a like number of free throws. For Monmouth, Norb Witte tallied 18 points and Stew Schnepf 16. The Eagles will entertain the Lancaster Central Bobcats at Monmouth Tuesday, and will meet the Decatur Commodores at the Decatur gym Friday. Monmouth FG FT TP Myers --.-TT..,jr. 0 4 4 Fuhrman 5 2 12 Witte 5 8 18 Brown ....... 11 3 Schnepf —5 6 16 Christianer ... Oil Fuelling 2 15 Totals ~ 18 23 59 Adams Central FG FT TP Rumple .'. 5 4 14 Mitchell 1 0 2 Steiner 2 0 4 Beer 77 21 Rowden ..... -.3 17 Baumgartner ....... 2 3 7 Sprunger ........... 0 2 2 Totals ......... 20 17 57 Officials: Capin, Hinchman. Preliminary ——— Adams Central, 37-24. Fullmer Favorite To Defeat Mueller NEW YORK (INS)—Gene Full mer, 'undefeated ~ middleweight from Salt consecutive pro victories,Favored tonight over Germany's Pete Mueller in their (ABC) televised tenround bout at Eastern Parkw’ay arena. Pro Football ’ Green Bay 24, Baltimore 13. Detroit 48, San Francisco 7. New York 27, Philadelphia 14. Los Angeles 28, Chicago Cardinals 17. Cleveland 39. Chicago Bears 10. Washington 17. Pittsburgh 14. Trade In » Goui. iown — Dftrvm MASONIC Entered Apprentiee Degree TUESDAY November 16 7:30 P. M. Ray Stingely, W. M. T NEXT GAME Tuesday, Nov. 16 Komets vs. Grand Rapids Nov. 27—TroyNov. 30—Toledo

VALUABLE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ■ no lellint! ... no rent ... Ao employee* excluiive protected area franchite available PERMANENT INCOME! A large, wdl-ratablished national organ), xation plana operational expansion to this community. An able man of character is needed to represent u«. He may devote hi* entire time or m*y operate in conjunction with present employment. . MODERATE INVESTMENT! The penion .ought must be a K aub.tanti*! resident of good standing in the community, able I \ to make * nominal investment a. security for revenue proI \ during merchandise delivered to him. Hi* business backLmmL ground must stand thorough investigation. THIS IS A MONEY MAKING BUSINESS! The man who qualifies has an unlimited opportunity for ■ substantial permanent income. Expansion tn a going business is possible and expected in this area. IF CFNWNELY TNTKRESTED tend personal history, including name, address, phone number, I ' personal and business background tn . . . Box 772 IMMEDIATE ACTION IS NECESSARY. % ’’“Snocr.it

Saturday Morning League Results Opening games were played Saturday in the Saturday morning league at the Catholic school gym. Results: Notre Dame 22. Indiana 10; Pistons 31, DePaul 7; Junior Commodores 10, St. Joseph’s 6. Schedule for next Saturday: Notre Dame vs Junior Comma dores; St. Joseph’s vs Pistons; DePaul vs Indiana. Indiana FG FT TP D. Kitson 1 0 2 Lose 0 2 2 T Kohne .. 3 0 6 Blythe 0 0 0 Vilagomez 0 0 0 Meyer 0 0 0 Raudenbush 0 0 0 TOTALS ...... 4 2 -10 Notre Dame FG FT TP De La Riveria ...... 8 * 2 18 R. Baker ..... 0 0 0 M. Schultz 10 2 R Reed ............ 102 Heiman 0 o*o B. Tricker 0 0 0 Forst ......... 0 0 0 TOTALS 10 ' 2 22 Pistons FG FT TP V. Case 71 15 S. Schurger 3 2 8 Kollman 2 0 4 T. Mills ..... 2 0 4 Coffee 0 0 0 Mendoza 0 0 0 TOTALS ...... 14 3 31 De Paul FG FT TP Durkin ...,. 113 Pursley 2 0 4 L. Mills 0 0 0 Ruriischlag 0 0 0 J. Schurger ......... 000 Kitson .............. 0 0 0 J. Tricker 0 0 0 Colchin ... 0 0 0 TOTALS 3 1— 7 Jr. Commodore* FG FT TP Jim Baker ... . 0 11 Jerry Baker 13 5 Ehler ............... 1 0 2 C. Heiser .... 1 0 2 Zintsmaster' 0 0 0 Debolt —... 0 0 0 M. Baker 0 0 0 TOTALS 3 4 10 St. Joseph's 1 FG FT TP P. Hess 0 3 3 Ellenberger 1 0 2 Kelley .“.... 0 11 J. Kohne 0 0 0 Kauffman o'o 0 Tester ... ~. 0 0 0 Gase 0 0 0 TOTALS 1 4 6 Briede Family Is Entered In ABC Decatur will have one of the most unusual bowling combinations entered in the American Bowling congress tourney, which will be held at the Fort Wayne coliseum next spring. Paul Briede has entered the five-man team event with his four sons the other team members. Bowling will be Briede and his sons. Robert, 'Richard, Patrick and Thomas. The team has been entered as "The Briedes." College Top Ten NEW YORK (INS) —Here are this week’s ten top college football teams as voted by International News Service's panel of experts. <l. U. C. L. A. (8-0-0) 2. Ohio State (8-0-0) 3. Oklahoma (8-0-0) " 4. Notre Dame (6-1-0) 5. Army (7-1-0) 6. Southern California (8-1-0.) 7. Navy (6-2-0) 8 Arkansas (7-1-0) 9. Mississippi (8-i-O) 10. Michigan (6-2-0) ’ s> If you have something to sell oi rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It bring* result*

i Team Standing* W Is - Pct. Pleasant Mill* ..... 4 0 1.000 Geneva ... 2 0 1.000 Monmouth ........ 2 0 1.000 Berne 2 1 .667 Jefferson 0 0 .000 Yellow Jackets .... 0 0 .000 Commodores . 0 1 .000 Adams Central 0 jj._ .000 Hartford ..' 0 2 .000 Decatur basketball sane will be afforded their fleet glimpse of the net eport thie week, ae the Commodore* open their home eeeeon, and the Yellow Jackete make their fleet start . of the eeacon, although away from home. ■ —oO(>- — The Commodores, who were defeated election night at Pleasant Mills, have two home games carded this week,, with the Monroeville Cubs Tuesday night and the sectional champion Monmouth Eagles Friday night. Reserve team games start at 7 p. m, with the varsity encounters at 8:15. The Yellow Jackets, who traditionally start later because of the football season, will make their 1954-65 net bow Friday night, traveling to Geneva to meet (he Cardinals, winners of their first two games. The Jackets first home game will be Friday, Dec. 3, against Fort Wayne Concordia. —oOo — Eight games are scheduled this week, four on Tuesday night and also four on Friday. In addition to the Commodores game with Monroeville at the Decatur gym, Monmouth will host Lancaster Central, * Montpelier plays at Geneva and Rockcreek is at Hartford. Added to the games for the two Decatur teams Friday,- are Will shire,' 0., at Pleasant Mills and Portland at Berne. The Pleasant Mills Spartons top the team standing with four victories in as many starts. Geneva and Monmouth each has won its first two starts, while after s opening that mmh discussed stall game at 'Pleasant Mills, has won its last two starts. Results one year ago this week: Berne 66, Fort Wayne ConcOrdit) 62. Rockcreek 49. Hartford 41. Monroeville 76. Commodores 55. Geneva 70. Montpelier 60 Monmouth 79. Ohio City 50, Geneva 76, Yellow Jackets 52. Adams Central 58, Jefferson 46. Portland 54, Berne 37. BOWLING SCOPES G. E. ALLEYS Men’s Factory League W L Flanges ... 22 5 Stators 9’4 Office No. 1 13 14 Office No. 2 12’4 14Vfe Rotor* io 17 Shaft* .. ~1111l ll:y.:. _—6 21 High scores; J, Beery 231, R. Schuster 214-201, G. Schultz 205. G. E. Fraternal W L I Riverview Gardens 20 10 Monroeville Lumber ... 17 13 Peterson Elevator 1613 Mi Teeple Truck Lines .. 16’4 13’4 West End Restaurant .15 15 K. of C. 13 17 G. E. Cljtb 13 17 Elks o 21 600 series: A. Zelt 621 (194-202 225), A. Buuck 619 (246-175-198), J. Beery 615 (179-236-200). 200 scores: Lord 205, Ladd 221 Appelman 212, Andrews 220-201. Crates 235, House 219, Custer 201, Briede 201, Bultemeier 213. H. Strickler 203, Cook 226. Ulman 209, Faulkner 222, G. Schultz 208, D. Gage 206, G. E. Women’* League W L High Spots .2. 21’4 5(4 Office 12 15 I-ast Frames . - 12 15 Spares 814 18’4 High scores: A. Reynolds 180, V”. McDonald 173, Halberstadt-‘-L62. G. Reynolds 179, Teeple 167, Miller dB7-19(M74. World Production Os Rice Is Decreased WAS HINGTON (1 NS) World production,of rice during the 195455 year which began last August 1 Is estimated to be two percent smaller than the 1953-54 crop. The foreign agricultural service predicts that 262 billion. 300 million pounds of'-rough rice will be harvested this® season, compared with 268 billion, BDO million last year. Tlui decrease is due almost en tirley to. smaller production in Asia, which accounts for 88 percent of the world harvest. fidtlc lu .■ Uoul iifwu D.vaiu’

31 ' 7

i ■. " — : —1 — THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tueaday ’ Monroeville at Commodores. Lancaster Central at Monmouth. Montpelier at Geneva. Rockcreek at Hartford. Friday Monmouth at Commodores. • Yellow Jackets at Geneva. Willshire at Pleasant Mills. Portland at Berne. Buckeyes Meet Michigan For Big Ten Title CHICAGO (INS) — Ohio State’s unbeaten Buckeyes began all-out preparations today tor the most vital game of the Big Ten season —next -Saturday's championship clash at Columbus with secondplace Michigan. The Bucks assured themselves of at least a tie for the conference title last Saturday when they whipped Purdue, 28 to 6. as Michigan crushed Michigan State, 33 to 7. . Ohio State now has a conference record of six victories and no defeats, compared to the Michigan mark of five wins and one defeat. ‘ r 1 A Wolverine victory over the Bucks would with State for the championship and force Big Ten officials to vote on the conference representative to the Rose Bowl next New Year’s Day. An Ohio State win probably would clinch the bowl honors for the Buckeyes, although technically a vote still would be necessary. Ohio State scored in every period against Purdue, with the Bucks' star halfback, Howard (Hopalong) Cassady, |'poring ia touchdown and gaining 165 yards from scrimmage. Michigan threw the works at its state rival, Michigan State, as the Wolverines rolled up five touchdowns against the Spartans. Lou Baldacci scored twice for the winners. —-— — lowa, which faces Notre Dame at lowa City next Saturday in a long-awaited battle, was edged out. 22 to 20, by Minnesota, as the McNarama brothers. Bob and Dick, tallied three touchdowns for the Gophers. Bob scored two of them. (jFloriM Helinski's timely passing hfflped Indiana ham! TfWthwesterri its fifth defeat in a winless conference season. 14 to J 3. Indiana battles Purdue next Saturday and Northwestern opposes Illinois. The Illini. who also have failed to win a conference game this year, absorbed their fifth licking —this time by Wisconsin, 27 t to 14. Wisconsin fullback Alan Ameche saw little action because of a leg injury, but Bob Gingrass proved an able substitute,), scoring three touchdowns. Wisconsin meets Minnesota Saturday. Notre Dame, priming for the lowa game, had no trouble trampling over North Carolina, 42 to 13. for the sixth Irish win in seven games this season. Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi threw two touchdown passes and halfback Joe Heap scored twice. Two winning streaks were ruined when Wichita upset Cincinnati. 13 to 0, and coach Hugh Devore's Dayton team beat 'Miami Hf Ohio. 20 to 12. Cini'ftinatf's defeat .snapped a 16-ganie winning streak for the Bearcats and the Miami reverie ended a seven-game victory string. Chattanooga beat Xavier of Ohio. 21 to 11. and Marquette won from College of the Pacific, 19 to 13. Cincinnati and Miami are idle next Saturday. Xavier meets Dayton in that city Saturday and Marquette opposes Michigan State at Ann Arbor. Toledo Considered For Bowl Invitation TOLEDO, O. (INS)—Toledo uni versity, a member of the Mid American football conference, was reported today to have received a feeler from the Refrigerator Bowl committee for the game to be played Dec. 5 in Evansville. Ind. Toledo, which has a record of six victories, two losses and one tie, also is being considered for the Tangerine Bowl contest in Orlando. Fla., Jan. 1. Luther Rawlings To Meet Scortichini NEW YORK (INS) — Chicago welterweight Luther Rawlings meets Italy's Italo Scortichini to night in the (DuMont) televised ten round “bout at St. Nicholas arena. County Home Agent Attends Meeting Ml « Bertha Lal>(|is tie» Adams county home demons'ration agent, attended a ‘lileetiim of men home agents In Fort Wayne this afltrfloon to plan their 195." televlsiou program'. .

College Football Ohio State 28. Purdue 6. Indiana 14, Northwestern 13. Minnesota 2’2, lowa 20. Wisconsin 27, Illinois 14. Michigan 33, Michigan State 7. Notre Dame 42, North Carolina 13. Butler 13, Indiana Central 7. Bradley 14, Valparaiso 14 (tie). Wabash 28, DePauw 0. Franklin 7, Manchester 6. St. Joseph's 33, Ohio Northern 1-3. O4t|ral State 30, Anderson 6. Princlpia 31, Rose Poly 0. Evansville 21, Western Kentucky 13. Dayton 20, Miami (O.) 12. Kansas State 12, lowa State 7. Pittsburgh 31, Nebraska 7. Oklahoma 34, Missouri 13. Oklahoma A & M, 47, Kansas 12. Kentucky 33, Memphis State 7. Army 35, Penn 0. Navy 51, Columbia 6. ’ Princeton 21, Yale 14. Syracuse 31, Colgate 12. Cornell 40. Dartmouth 21. Brown 21, Harvard 21 (tie). Holy Cross 20. Fordham 19u Boston College 7, Boston U. 6. Penn State 37,- Rutgers 14. West Virginia 20, William & Mary •• Georgia Tech 20, Alabama 0. Auburn 35. Georgia 0 Florida 14, Tennessee 0. Maryland 16, Clemson 0. Tulabe 6. Vanderbilt 0. Duke 28, Wake Forest 21. Mississippi State 25, Louisiana State 0. Mississippi 20, Houston 0. Southern Methodist 21, Arkansas 14, Rice 29, Texas A & M 19. Texas Tech 55,. Southern Cal 41, Washington 0. Saw Jose State 19. Stanford 14. Oregon 26, Washington State 14. Cojprado 20, Utah 7.

v-XV XX-y- W ••vgy.sfA -- ;• > < ••••••■ •eirvww.-xw.vr.y'-.-AY-x --s -v x-TOOT W WK~- 1 -wm .. x - , , .yyL . WiILJ .7-*.-ZSL. ? Hm*! WPS B -4WI * = —77 H SMrTw — II • \ K IK? 1 r iJ *<> Em Wi TWI '■■ NOW! Your best buy Light-duty INTERNATIONAL Truck* B tinaUl(ghMuty n»<leta.New Overdrive transmission also available for ONE with AUTOMATIC HUNDRED and R-110 Series models. Come in and let us give you all the reasons why TR A NSMIS S ION 1 new 1N ’ naNA ' noN * L light-duty truck with auto- " matic transmission is automatically your best truck buy. Now International light-duty models give you ■ —- - new economy, efficiency and driving ease-auto-matically. ft Saves You Money—Many Ways n The newest, finest automatic transmission offers • provide* th* effort-»aving, engine-saving, fu«l-raving extra pulling power for smooth, fast starts under | - 01 AJing-pia. load. And its direct-gear drive in high assures the k ... , „ , ~ . . . . ..... 8 • *na ,n *. tronvniuion, dnve-line and tire wear economy of a conventional transmission - with the g , mooth/ pfO periy.tim.d .hiftrng. Eliminate* same “solid” feel, absence of slippage and sensa- | dutch and dutch servicing. Cuts maintenance cost*, tion of high engine speed, plus full engine aid for f • Save* time In traffic due to timpler, eatier driving. Les* downhill braking. | driving effort mean* greater *afety. This new automatic transmission is available Bam wnaTiiin«M'’w»wii>ii Your trade-in may cover the down payment. Ask about our convenient terms. DECATUR EQUIPMENT , Inc. I''" 1 S'- ’l>-catur,' lndT —■—— uZ« R K <M a : _ if. tiT ICD STROPS. MBHfl yr-—"""-'- ■ '■ *■' , .aaaa* , m TH'AIR WILL BE LOADED W I’M MOUNTAIN AN’ I .aa. ATTfkl K. HWN WITH FLYING MOUNTAIN-J Al LEATHER WHEN ■SL/VGZy?” \ COACH..,I’LL I gM*r C.wf illriV at shovcl starts uncorking h this’wzzv7M/a>-to R r AktC PVI 110 kWff\ M PIGSKIN AT 'MOUNTAIN- 1 MOLEHILL SIZE.' J 9 .

Lutheran League Results Listed Results of Lutheran league games played Saturday night and Sunday .are as tolloww:. Flatrock 63, Bethlehem 12; Soest 30, Trinity 19; Bingen 37, Union 32; Preble 32. Friedbeim 24. Flatrock FG FT TP Seheuman 0 0 0 R. Melcher _._l 0 Q 0 T. Grotrian - 5 0 16 B. Melcher ........... 1 0 2 Schlemmer / A.. 9 1 19 D. Hockemeyer 13 4 30 Koeneman 0 0 0 L. Grotrian 1 0 2 TOTALS 29 5 63 Bethlehem FG FT TP Roembke 0 0 0 J Franke ............ 0 0 0 Fiedler 000 Werling ....... 2 0 4 B, Franke .......... 10 2 F. Werling 0 0 0 Graft 0 0 0 Stoppenhagen 306 TOTALS 6 0 12 Soest FG FT TP Sitcler 0 0 0 G. Bearman .... 0 0 0 Braun ..... 6 0 12 D. Doctor c. 0 0 0 Behrman 1. 3 0 6 Linkhart 0 0 0 Rebber 0 0 0 Dietrich ....I1 0 2 Relgies 0 0 0 Werling 0 0 0 Schandroff 1 0 2

L. Saalfrank .... I’o 2 Mueller ..........i... 2 0 4 R. Saalfrank . '1 o 2 TOTALS ~ls* 0 30 Trinity FG FT TP L. Grotrian 3 0 6 Thompson 4 1 9 R. Schroeder ........ 0 00 Berning 0 0 0 Grant 10 2 Trice 0 0 0 R. McCoy ...1-.. 0 2 2 TOTALS ...... 8 3 19 Bingen ' FG FT TP Bradtmueller .... 2 0 4 Bulmahn 0 0 0 T. Scherer ... 0 0 0 Scheiman 0 0 0 R. Scheumann ~11 4 26 Krauss 0 0 0 Zelt 0 0 0 Lepper 3 I'7 Reiter 0— 0 0 TOTALS 16 5 37 Union FG FT TP M. Thieme 4 0 8 L. Bleeke 0 3 3 Bischoff 4 1 9 Bulmahn ... ... 0 0 0 L. Thieine 0 3 3 M. Blakey 3 3 9 TOTALS 11 10 32 Preble FG FT TP Hoffmann .- 2 3 7 Gallmeyer 3 3 9 L. Bieberich 11 3 Bulmahn , ... 10 2 D. Bieberich 1 5 7 R. Bieberich 0 0 0 Bultemeier 1 2 4 TOTALS 9 14 32

PAGE SEVEN

Commodores Open Home Season With Monroeville Cubs The Decatur Commodores will open their home season Tuesday night, nve&ting the Monroeville Cubs at the Decatur high school gym. The Commodores aere defeated in their season opener at Pleasant Mills, 86-67, two weeks ago, and hope to even their season record tomorrow night. * ' v Preliminary games this season wilt start at 7 o'clock, with varsity encouters at 8:15, Dave Terveer, coach, stated today. The Commodores will also play at home Friday night, entertaining the Monmouth Eagles in one of the season's highlights. Friedhelm FG FT TP Schafer 3 5 11 Schuller 113 Do. Gallmeyer 0 0 0 Kaltoff .. 0 0 0 K. Fuhrman 0 0 0 Da. Gallmeyer 0 0 0 Bultemeler ... 0 0 0 L. Buuck .... 2 0 4 H. Gallmeyer 2 2 6 Fuhrman 0 0 0 TOTALS 8 8 24 Pro Basketball Saturday’s Results Fort Wayne 103, Rochester 98. Boston 118, Baltimore 113. Milwaukee 85, Syracuse 72. Philadelphia 87, New York 86. Sunday's Results Fort Wayne 93, Milwaukee 91. Minneapolis 99, Syracuse 92. New York 95, Baltimore 93. Trade »n a Good Town — Decatur