Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1954 — Page 7

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Commodores RTdZZop Jetferson, 77 To 34, To Snap Losing Skein

The Decatur Commodores blasted their six-game lasing streak with a resounding thump Tuesday night, wollqping the Jefferson Warriors, 77-34, at the Berne high school gyjfl. it was the second victory of the season for the Commodores, as compared to seven setbacks, and their first triumph since Nov. 16, wWn they defeated Monroeville. The Warriors made a real battle of the game for the first quarter, which saw the quintets tied at 15-15. Paced by Joe Wilder’s four field goals, while holding Jefferson to only eight points, the Commodores

then raced into a 33-23 lead at the main intermission. Jefferson wm limited to jast two points, a field goal by Reef, iij the entire third quarter, while Ithe Commodores poured in 21 points to give the Decatur Catholic lads an overwhelming 54-26 bulge at the end of the period. The Commodores again outscored Jefferson in the final quarter, 21-9/ ' Eight of the 11 Commodores Coach Dave Terveer sent into the fray contributed to the adoring column, Wilder leading the way with 28 points. Walt Mowery, with 14, and Ron Meyer, with 12, were also in double figures. No Warrior was able to reach double digits, Bollenbacher leading his team with eight points. The Commodores will now enjoy a holiday lull, with their next actiorf Tuesday, Jan. 4, against the Gorillas at Hartford. Next home game for the Commodores will be Friday, Jan. 7, with the Gaels from St. Mary s of Anderson. Jedferson will entertain Poling at the Geneva gym next Tuesday night. Commodores __ FG FT TP R. Meyer 6 0 12 J. Voglewede *0 6 4 Wilder .12 M 28 Mowery .... 5 4 14 Faurote . 4 0 8 C. Voglewede . ■_ 2 2 6 Costello 10 2 Teeple — ... 0 0 0 Kahle 9 0 0 Ornlor .. 6 3 3 Reed .......... 0- 0 6 TOTALS 30 17 77 * Jefferson FG FT TP Keller 3 17 CHOOSE YOUR Christmas CARDS NOW! Beautiful New “American Greetings” Box Assortments 69c to $1.50 KOHNE DRUG STORE « •»- ” v

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams DIAL 3-2171 FOR SCORES Thursday Columbia City at Yellow Jackets. Bollenbacher ;... 4 0 8 Smitley 14 6 Hammitt ......... 12 4 Caffee .. 3 17 Wellman 0 0 0 Reef ......io 2 Stuber 0 0 0 TOTALS 13 8 34 Officials: Champ, Zerkel. Preliminary Decatur, 42-36. “ Pleasant Mills Spartans Down Hoagland Five The Pleashnt Mills Spartans moved back, to the winning path Tuesday night, defeating the Hoagland Wildcats, 53-48, at the Pleasant Mills gym. Hoagland led at the first quarter, 14-13, and at the half, 32-26, but the Spartans took over in the third period for a 39-37 margin. Beerman, Hoagland forward, led all scorers with 32 points, while Leon Byer tallied 25 for Pleasant Mills despite a broken toe suffered last week. The Sparuns’ next action will be Jan. .7, when they entertain the Geneva Cardinals at Pleasant Mills. Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Melchng .... 2 15 Byer 7 11 25 Speakman ...... 0 0 0 Wolfe ....... 1 2 4 Frey 2 6 10 Light ..... 2 0 '4 J.,. Williamson. 2 1 5 Totals.lg 21 ■ 63 » FT Ts Beerman i2 8 32 Grotrian ..... 0 0 0 T. Schlemmer 10 2 Kaiser 0 11 J. Schlemmer ........ 1 13 Thompson .'1........ 0 ft 0 Springer ..... ... 1 0 » Heckler 0 4 4 Hollie 2 0 4 Totals ......... 17 14 48 Officials: Murray, Jacobs. Preliminary Pleasant Mills. 38-36. A- ■ • DANCING' EDGEWATER PARK CELINA, O. Christmas Night Karl Beadh and his popular orchestra. Dance 9 - 12 Adm. 75c Sunday Dec. 26 The famous BILLY MAY band with Sam Donahue , . Dance 9 -1 Adm. $2.00 > New Year's Eve Karl Beach and his orches- j tra will play for this gala j affair.

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Geneva Snaps Beme Victory String, 67-59 The Geneva Cardinals engineered an abrupt stop to the eightgame winning streak of the Berne Bears Tuesday night, the Cardinals carrying away a 67-58 vletory on the Geneva floor. It was a rugged battle all the way. Berne held a 30-16 advantage at the first quarter, but Geneva came back for a 38-35 advantage at the half. The Bears again held the leadWfter three quartet's, 4947, but the Cardinals rallied in the final period, for the victory. Jerry Tester’s 32 points led Geneva to its triumph, while Tom Shrsam tailed 16 for Berne. Both teams will now be idle until after the holidays, Geneva playing at Monmouth Jan. 4 and at Pleasant Mills Jan. 7, while Berne will be home Jan.-7 against Warren and Jan, 8 against Leo. Geneva .. FG FT TP Burke 2 15 Craig ........ .. 0 0 0 Long 4 7 Cambell ............ a 4 14 Call ..... 0 0 0 Hunt ...,. 0 0 0 fester 8 6 22 Mathys ..... .... 0 0 0 Haines 2 7 11 parr....... o o o TOTALS 20 25 67 Berne FG FT TP Egly 4 5 13 Sprunger 2 0 4 Hendricks .... Y o 2 Kirchhofer . 1 3 jo Flueokiger 0 - 0 0 Ehrsam ..... .... 9 1 19 NUssbaum 0 11 Lloyd 4 ( 2 10 TOTALS 21 17 59 Officials: Baldwin, Cambell. Preliminary Berne, 38-35. . c High School Basketball Fort Wayne North 65, Mishawaka d ,55. Lancaster Central 37, Liberty Center 33. , Bluffton 50, Huntington 46. Hartford City 30, Portland 25. Bedford 45, Bloomington 30. Evansville Bosse 60, Evansville Frankfort 76, Elkhart y. Wahklii’66/Columbdl 60. Goshen 50, Warsaw 46. Jasper 64. Paoli 51. Marion 58, South Bend Central 52. Montpelier 77, Roll 62? ' Muncie Central 72, Terre Haute' Gerstmeyer 58. •Kfappanee ”78, Rochester 54. "Shelbyville 54, Jeffersonville 46. Summitville 58. Anderson St. Alary’s 52. Sweetser 68, Marion Bennett 52. Terre Haute Garfield 88, Terre Haute Wiley 53. Veterans' Groups Fight License Ban INDIANAPOLIS UNS) — State commanders of three veterans' groups today announced intentions to fight the ban on free hunting and fishing licenses for veterans. The Indiana supreme court. Tuesday, held the law establishing free permits for veterans constiWled class legislation and was unconstitutional. Genera] assemblies J of 1927 and 1947 authorised free permits for veterans of World Wars I and 11. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Mahnanamltt 13 4 Totals 16 26 58 Officials: Dean, Preston. ' Preliminary Ossian, 29-26. — Democrat Want Ada arina rtesults IN FORT WAYNE NEXT GAME Saturday, Dec. 25 Komets vs Troy Dec. 28—Cincinnati Jan. I—Johnstown