Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 19 November 1954 — Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER If, 1954

St. Joe, Freshmen Winners Thursday st. Joe Junior high and the Commodore freshmen won a double header from Adams Central, teams Thursday afternoon at the Catholic school gym. St. Joe edged Adams Central junior high, 32-30, in a double overtime battle. Adams Central led at the first quarter, 10-6, but St. Joe held a 16-14 edge at the half. Adams Central was on top at the third period, .24-22. The teams were tied at 28-28 at the end of the regular playing time and 80-30 at the first overtime session. Wilder led the winners with 15 points and Hyeriy topped Adams Central with 12. The Cpmmodore freshmen downed the Adams Central C team, 34-28. The tpams were tied at the first quarter, 7-7, but the Decatur boys led at the half, 11-9 and at the third period. 25-19. T. Meyer counted 16 for the Commodores, Hawkins and Heare 10 each for Adams Central. White and Yellow POP CORN , hi. i9c EQUITY DAIRY STORE MOOSE OPEN HOUSE Saturday Nita Floor Show Music by Tiny’s Trio

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Monmouth at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at Geneva. Willshire at Pleasant Mills. Portland at Berne. Adams Central FG FT TP Baumgartner 4 • 3 11 Isch ...i.O 0 0 Foreman 10 2 Hartman 2 0 4 Gerber 0 0 0 Heyerly 6 0 12 Schlickman ...0 0 0 Egley 0 11 Habegger 0 0 0 Brown 0 0 0 Totals 13 4 30 St. Joe FG FT TP P. Gross 0 2 2 T. Gross ....0 0 0 Reed ....0 0 0 Coyne 10 2 S. Omlor 0 0 0 J. Omlor Oi 0 9 Wilder 6 3 15 Litchfield ... 3 2 8 Baker 13 5 Totals 11 10 32 Adams Central “C” FG FT TP Mosure 2 0 4 Baumgartner 0 0 0 Hawkins .....J... 4 2 10 Snyder 2 0 4 Barber ... 0 0 0 Heare .... 5 0 Iff Von Ruschen .... 0 0 0 Totals 13 2 28 Commodore Frosh FG FT TP Ellenberger ....11 3 Lichtle ■... O’ ff 0 Kohne 2’2 6 Hake ... 3 17 Beal ... 1 0 2 Gase ;0 0 0 T. Meyer 4 8 16 Totals .11 12 34 Pro Basketball New York 96, Philadelphia 94. Syracuse 91, Fort Wayne 82.

Ohio State Is Favorite To Win Saturday NEW YORK (INS) — Ohio State’s powerful-running Buckeyes "go for broke” againk Michigan Saturday in a collegiate football television attraction that will determine Southern California’s" Rose Bowl opponent. The Bucks, ranked No. 2 in the country by International News Service, w-ill attempt to complete their first unbeaten season in ten years and sweep to the New Year’s Day classic at Passadena. Woody Hayes' spirited split-T eleven rules as much as a 13point favorite but the form charts mean nothing for this hottest of, mid-western rivalries. 'if the visiting Wolverines snap Ohio's eight-game winning streaky both teams will have 6-1 records in Big Ten conference play. A vote would have to decide the Rose Bowl representative and Bernie lotferba.an’>s squad p-robabdy-would be selected oh the basis of a victory over State, despite losses to Army and Indiana. So the Bucks will be pulling out the stops for the 82-000-plus fans at Ohio Stadium and nationwide television audience (via ABC at 1:30 p. m. EST). They will count on a powerful line and the deft ball-handling pf quarterback: D(ave Leggett, /the faking of fullback IJgberJ.. Bobo and end sweeps oi Howard "Hopalong” Cassady and the line smashes of halfback Bobby Wat kins. Michigan, which ranks Iffth in the standings, is not awed by the rßttckEya /power/ZM®y£/nMhlhg: its best against Ohio State. Three times in the past, 1926, ‘32 and '33, the Wolverines have pinned the year's lone defeat on Ohio. The Bucks have beateii Michigan only twice in the last 11 years. And the most humiliating Buck defeat was in 1950 when Michigan won the “blizzard bowl" game, and the Rose Bowl. trip, 9 to 3. without so much as making a first down. Sixth-ranking Scuthem Cal tangles with unbeaten UCLA in another top conference batde. The. UCANans, who boast a 5-0 Pacific Coast Conference mark to 6-0 for the Trogans. are prohibited from repeating in the Bowl but are shooting fnr the myth teal national championship,— T . ■ Third-ranked Oklahoma. the na.Lion'j, only other nfajer unbeaten eleven, goes for its ninth straight victory against Nebraska. Fourth - ranking Notre Dame walks into the lion's den at lowa while fifth-ranked Army and sev-enth-ranked Navy- take time out in preparation for their Nov. 27 clash In Philadelphia Eighth-ranked Arkansas visits Louisiana State and nine-ranked Mississippi marks time until next week’s* meeting with Mississippi State, which wifT determine if the Rebels go to the Sugar Bowl. Maryland steps out of Atlantic. Coast Conference play 1 to battle George Washington while Duke will try to catch up-in .the race for the Orange Bowl by taking on Sonth Carolina/ Southern Methodist will be out to preserve its Southwest Conference lend for- the Cotton Bowl when it host Baylor. ; Yale will try aggin to clinch the Ivy League crown at Harvard. ■"rede In s froo.. town — necaitir

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Junior High, Frosh Divide At Portland Decatur Junior high and freshman teams divided honors in a twin bill at Portland Thursday afternoon. Junior high Whipped Portland 55-24. leading at the quarters, 102, 28-8 and 38-13. Shraluka led Decatur with 19 points, and Pyle topped Portland with 11. The Portland freshmen whipped the Decatur freshmen, 51-23. Elmore was outstanding for the winners with 31 points. ,i while Hutker was high for Decatur with 12. Decatur Freshmen FG FT TP Eichenauer 0 4 4 Strickler ..1... 0 11 Hutker 4 4 12 Kaehr .... 2 0 4 Locke .... (T oo Klenk ... 0 ff 0 Baumgartner . 1 0 2 Hebble 0 0 0 Ndlson ... i__. 0 0 0 McDonald .... 0 0 0 Totals ... 7 9 23 Portland FG FT TP McKinley 0 11 Rarick 10 ,2 Hudson 1 0 2 Brubaker 0 0 0 Stipp ... 4 0 8 Runyon >ff 0 0 Elmore 13 5 31 Plummer 0 '0 0 Mock 2 1 5 Grove ..... 10 2 Totals 22 7 51 Decatur Jr. High FG FT TP Gay 0 0 0 Reidenbach 0 0 0 Kinerk 3 5 11 Corah ’ o n o DeVoss "... 0 0 0 Dellinger ...5 1 11 Y’agara 113 Spark .....u...0 ff 0 Shraluka 8 3 19 Franklin ..a..0 0 0 Krick .'.....0 0 0 Canales ..■ 3 0 6 Holtsberry ... 11 3 Ratcliff ........ 0 . 0 0 Costello ...1—... 1 0 2 Totals 22 . 11 55 Portland FG FT TP Pyle ... 5 .1 11 Kessleir .. .1... .1... .-”1 ’•" O’ 2 C.uritle ....... 0 2 2 Bashia ... r .7zrzzTZ_" 2 0 4 Bourne 0 11 Smith 1..". 2 0 4 Totals • ..?. 10 4 24 Klenk's Play Marion Team Here Saturday Klenk's of Decatur will play the Marion Colored Jets at 7:30 o’clock Saturday night at the Decatui Catholic school gym. Paul Faurote Out Os Commodores' Lineup The Decatur Commodores will be without the services pt one of their regular starts tonight when they meet the Monmouth Eagles at the TTecatur high' school’gym/*’ Paul Faurote. regular forward, suffered a severely sprained right wrist iii the Monroeville game Tuesday and his return to action is indefinite. Democrat Want Ads Reacts

Supervisor Meets With Carrier Boys The 27 Daily Democrat carrier boys met with their new supervisor, Ron Robinson, Thursday night. The carriers were reminded of the approaching winter weather and cautioned to deliver the papers with more care. Patrons are asked to report to this office any missed papers and the delivery boy will be contacted immediately. Following the bus! ness meeting, each carrier was given a ticket to the Adams theater. Decatur Teams Both Win In Vim league Both Decatur teams scored victories in Vim league games Thursday night at the Lincoln gym in this city. Klenk’s downed Hartford City, 41-36, and the Knights of Pythias edged Lancaster, 43-41. Klenk’s trailed at the first quarter 11-9. and at the half, 19-17, but the lead at the three-quarter mark. 35-31. Brown led Hartford City w-ith 12 points, while Reed and Crist tallied nine each for Klenk's. The K. of P. box score was not available. In the third game played here. Rousseau Bros, walloped Shrnoos, 80-22. In other league games last night. Ossian 51. Fruehauf 18; Willshire 51, Gladieux 43; Huntertown 96, Merriam 38; Churubusco 54, Central Dairy 49; Floyd's Auto 39, First & Last Tavern 37; Fishers 63, Baer Field 38; Monroeville 71, Woodburn 51; Sandpoint Merchants 102. Amstutz 51; Three Kings 60, City Light 53. Klenk's FG FT TP Ballard 2 0 4 Reed .?.. 3 3 9 Hoehn m m er. 0 11 Burris 3 17 Moses ... 2 15 Price 0 0 0 Steiner 3 0 6 Crist 4 19 Totals 17 7 41 Hartford City FG FT TP Coons ... 10 2 Cook ... 4 19 Brown 5 2 12 MeColly 3 0 6 Stop That Cough USE “OUR OWN” COUGH SYRUP KOHNE DRUG STORE r < — . -4 > ■■ . '

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Willman ..0 11 Gilland 14 6 Totals 14 / 8 36 Sentenced To Jail As Drunken Driver Morris B. Avey, 27, of Bryant route twp, was fined *SO and costs and sentenced to five days in the county jail today in city court on a charge of driving while under the influence of alcohol. Avey was arrested at 4:10 p.m. Thursday by deputy sheriff Merle Affolder after a wreck involving Avey and a car driven by Jack E. Norton, 29. Geneva. Norton was going east on road 116 in Hartford township. He was unable to .avoid hitting Avey who was driving west on the wrong side of the road. About *2OO damage was caused to each vehicle. Auto Hits Train Here This Mprning A car driven by James H. Helm, of 122 South Sixteenth street, hit a Pennsylvania switch engine at the Nuttman avenue crossing at 7:35 o’clock this morning, according to police reports. Damage to the Helm vehicle was estimated at S2OO, as the entire front end was damaged. Helm disregarded the flasher signal in the fog, and when he tried to stop the car skidded 50 feet on the wet pavement. C. W. Gessner was engineer of the switch engine, and J. F. Flaherty was conductor. The automobile was traveling east on Nuttman, and-the train was moving slowly south. New- Delhi — India covers an area of 1,269.640 square miles, or half the size of the U.S. IN FORT WAYNE NEXT GAME Saturday, Nov. 27 Hornets - Troy Nov. 30—Toledo Dec. 4— Grand Rapids

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