Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1954 — Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1854

Eagles Beaten By Huntington Catholic Five : r The Monmouth Eagles faded in the final quarter to suffer theii second defeat of the season Wednesday night, the Huntington . Catholic 'Ramblers coming with a rush for a 50-39 triumph at Hunt ington. The teams were tied at the first quarter. 13-13, but Monmouth led at the half, 21-19, and at the third period, 34-31. The Ramblers, however, limited the Eagles to only five points in the final quarter while scoring 19. Fisher of Huntington led all the scorers with 20 points, while Stew Schnepf was the only Eagle in double figures with 14 markers. The Eagles have two games away from home next week, at Hoagland Friday night and at Rockcreek Saturday. Huntington FG FT TP Frick .... 10 2 Stoffel 000 Fisher - 8 4 20 Sowertauf ....... 0 0 0 Johnson ...4 4 12 Briggs ....i.... 4 19 Roush .'i.o 0 0 Scheider ....3 17 Totals 20 10 50 Monmouth FG FT TP Fuhrman 2 3.7 Worthman ff 0 0 Myers 2 3 7 Brown 0 0 0 Witte 3 0 0

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Keuneke 0 11 Schnepf 5 4 14 Macke 0 0 0 Fuelling 2 0 4 Christianer 0 0 0 Totals 14 11 39 Officials: Walker, Dienelt. Preliminary Huntington, 40-36, Adams Central Jr, High Team Winner The Adams Central junior high team defeated Poplar Grove, 3622, Wednesday afternoon at the Bluffton gym. , Poplar Grove led at the first quarter, 8-7, and at the half, 15-14, but Adams Central was on top at the third period, 21-18, Milholland led the losers with nine points, while Baumgartner and Egley each tallied eight for Adams Central. Adams Central FG FT TP Baumgartner ...3 2 8 Foreman 0 0 0 Heyerly 3 17 lech Oil Hartman .2 0 4 Gerber ...Oil Habegger .... 3 ts 6 Brown 0 0 0 Egley 2 4 8 Schlickman ...Oil Totals 13 10 36 Poplar Grove FG FT TP Geisel 0 11 Linn 2 0 4 Strain 2 15 Stout 0 0 0 Milholland 3 3 9 Heyerly 10 2 Foremano 0 0 Schenkel 0 2 2 Frick 0 0 0 Jackson 0 0 0 Totals 8 6 22 Argentinian Wins Flyweight Title TOKYO (INS) Argentina’s Pascual Perez won the worlds flyweight boxing championship tonight by scoring a 15-round decision over Japan's Ycshio Sh,U;ai. College Football Miami (O.) 21, Cincinnati 9. Wichita M TnlM 19,'Cornell 20, ' Pennsylvania 6. Brown 18, Colgate 14. Maryland 74. Missouri 13. —Chattanooga 25, Dayton 147 777 Texas 22, A & M 13. 'Denver 34, Colorado A & M 0. High School Basketball Garrett 62. New Haven 54. Fort Wayne Central Catholic 54, Kendallville 42. Fort Wayne Central 74. Elmhurst 44. Coesse 74. Areoltf 5-1. Monroeville 79, Huntertown 66. Roanoke 61. Ossian 47. Avilla 66. Waterloo 50. Warsaw. 54. Wabash 46. South Whitby 50, North ..Manchester' 42.- „ ' New Cadle 48, Hartford City 47. Greencastle 42, AUica 41. i Marion 61. Auburn 49. East Chicago Roosevelt 45. Elk-1 hart 42. Pro Football Detroit 28, Green Bay 24. Democrat .vant Afls Srinq Results

Both Decatur Teams Win Vim Contests Both Decatur entrants in the Vim' net league scored' victories Thursday night at the Lincoln gym in this city. The K. of defeated Hartford City, 52-40, and Klenk's downed Willshire, 65-56. In the other league tilt here, Gladieux edged out the Schmoos, 38-3 Klenk’s led at all stopping points in their victory, 16-6, 26-19 and 55-38. Price led the Winners with 15 points, followed by Reed and Burris with 10 each. Painter tallied 15 for Willshire. Klenk’s FG FT TP Ballafd -3 17 Reed ....3 4 10 Hoehammer 4 0 8 Strickler ... 3 17 Moses ... 0 11 Price 71 15 Steiner 3 17 Burris 5 0 10 r * j , . - - r - . Totals 28 9 65 Willshire FG FT TP Geisler 5 3 13 T. Marbaugh 2.1 5 Sampler /0 0 0 Luginbill 4 6 14 Vinnings ff .0 0 Paiftter ,x... 71 15 B. Marbaugh 2 0 4 Davis 2 15 Baker 0 0 0 Totals 22 12 56 Pro Basketball. Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 91, Fort Wayne 87. Boston 108, New York 103. Rochester 90, Milwaukee 87. Thursday's Results Fort Wayne 92. Baltimore 89. Syracuse 91. Milwaukee 85. Philadelphia 103. Boston 98. Minneapolis 95, Rochester 84. If you have something to sell 01 rooms for rent, try a Democra' Want Ad. It brine® res'ilts AMERICA'S FAVORITE 1 JOHNNY!) iLONG & HIS ORCHESTRA - • . x. ■ : i At Edgewater Park Celina, O. , ' Sunday Nov. 28 3 II Dance 9 till 1

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