Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 305, Decatur, Adams County, 29 December 1954 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1954

Concordia, C. C Ta£e Tourney Openers From Elmhurst And Decatur

Fort Wayne's two parochial schools, Concordia and Central Catholic, will battle for the holiday tourney championship tonight, following decisive victories scored in Tuesday night’s openers over Elmhurst and the Decatur YelloW Jackets, respectively. ;; Concordia defeated Elmhurst, 67-49, in the opener, and Central Catholic downed the Decatur Yellow Jackets, 63-40, in the nightcap. The Yellow Jackets and Elmhurst will meet in the qonsolation tilt at 7 O'clock tonight at the Fort Wayne North Side gym, with Concordia and C. C. clashing at 8:15. The Yellow Jackets led only once In their clash with the Irish, at 6-4 early in the game on Fred McDougal's set shot. C. C. pulled away to a 13-7 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Jackets pulled within four at 21-17,, in the second period, but; the Irish hit four more points to I hold a 25-17 advantage at the half. The third period spelled defeat for the Jackets, as C. C. tallied 23 points while holding Decatur to' only seven to give the Irish a 38 24 bulge entering the final quarter. The Jackets outscored C. C. in the final period. 16-15. Dick Michael lei Central Catholic with 17 points, andj Fred Mcpougal. obtaining fouF the his team's nine field goals, tallied 10 for the Jackets. . The Elmhurst Trojans opened with a burst against Concordia.

IN FORT WAYNE NEXT GAME Saturday, Jan. 1 Hornets vs Johnstown Jan. 4 Toledo „ Jan. -B—MSrand

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i (Weed's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Wednesday Yellow Jackets in holiday tourney. taking a 6-0 lead, but the Cadets scored the next eight points enroute to their easy win. Concordia led at all periods, 18-14, 33-24 and 54-35. Bev Etzler tallied 21 points for Concdrdia, while Ron Snyder tallied 26 for Elmhurst. Concordia FG FT TP Ridley. 2 2 6 Reinking /,.. 1 3 5 Mauske 2 0 4 Doerffler .... 6 4 16 Etzler 8 5 21 Tennison 10 2 ' Dellinger ~.. 10 2 I Hein .. 3 0 6 - Roemer 113 Bauermeister ...0 2 2 Goeglein 0 0 0 TOTALS 25 17 67 Elmhurst •FG FT TP Schey3 2 8 Sjnyder 10 6 26 Skinnero-6 6 Stauffer ■. 0 0 0 Sims „ 0 2 2 Garland 0 0 0 Allison 2 0 4 Scribner .... 0 2 2 Poorman,--. 0 11 Arnett 0 0 0 TOTALS 15 19 49 Officials: Cass. Moser. Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Hancher -0.0 0 Halterman, —. 10 8 Neireit&r 15 7 McDougal 4 2 10. Vetter ,_. 1 4 6 Murphy ....... 0 11 Kelly 0 2 2 Moses .‘- 2 3 7 Werst- ..—.—-0 2 2 Banks ..0, 3 3 TOTALS .£...... 9 22 40 Central Catholic 4 | ■ > ■ ' FG FT TP Janeway .. 2 0 4 Michael T 3 ’l7 ~ Wanning -.i.-.iS.-.. ■ 5 2 '

Becker 2 15 Rager 0 4 4 Hale 0 2 2 Zehner.l 3 5 Hine 0 2 3 Fleishman —— 12 4 Nowak -1 2 4 Wagner 20 4 TOTALS2I 21 63 Officials: Moser, Cass. Klenk's Winner In First Tourney Tilt Klenk's of Dscatur won its first test in the Zion holiday tourney at Fort Wayne Tuesday night, whipping Bethlehem Suburban, 86-67. Art Burris paced Klenk's with 27 points, while Btrcikler scored 17, Eddieman 14 and Prtcel2. M. Schaefer topped Bethlehem with 26 markers. In other games last night. South Whitley edged Fisher Service, 75-53, and Rousseau Bros, walloped Purdue Center, 77-34. Four-games are scheduled tonight, starting-at 6:30 with Rousseau meeting GE, Engineers and Apprentices; followed by Sandpoint Merchants and Wheeler of Etna. South Whitley and Braggmobiles. and Klenk's meeting MeGuliouch Crusaders at 10 p.jn. Klenk’s ' FG FT 5T Eddieman °...... 5 4 14 Myers 2 0 4 Hoehammer .... 1- 0 2 Strickler „..—6 . 5 17 Burris ....12 3 27 Christ ..J. 4 0 8 Price 4 4 12 Steiner ~ 1 0 2 TOTALS ’ 35 16 86 Bethlehem , IXI FT TP Abram .... 7 i 5 19 Bridge ...s.. 4 0 ,8 K. Schaefer 4 2 10 M. Schaefer T—----- /XT 4 £6 Graft 2 0 4 Sprunger... 0 0 0 Burkhorn ... 0 0 0 TOTALS 28 11 67 College Basketball Anderson 81, Indiana State 67. DePauw S 3, Indiana Central 64. DePaul 109. Lawrence Tech 60. Marquette 80, San Jose State 68. Dixie Classic Consolation Bracket Southern California 77, Cornell 58. Wake Forest 96, West Virginia 94. Championship Bracket Minnesota 79. Duke 73. . North Carolina State 47, North Carolina 44. Southwest Conference Consolation Bracket Rice 67, Baylor 64. ' . ' Southern Methodist 77^.Texas 63. Championship Bracket ' Alabama 84. Arkansas 64. Texas Christian 72, Texas A4M 57. Motor City Classic Consolation Penn State 71, Toledo 53. Championship Detroit 82, Wayne 57. Kentucky All-American Rhode Island 108, Kentucky Wesleyan 100. Maryland 58, Texas Tech 54. Kentucky Invitational Consolation Western Kentucky ' 98, Murray State 89. Championship Louisville -93, Eastern, Kentucky Big Seven RL Kansas State 88. California 75. lowa State 82, Kansas 81. WEEK - END SPECIALS OPEN ’TILL NOON NEW YEAR’S DAY ' LARD th. 18e CHUCK ROAST 4,--- lb. 33c ARM ROAST lb. 43c T-BONES lb. 45c &49c | SIRLOIN STE A K lb. 49c ROUND STEAK !b. 59c PORK PATTIES ... lb. 59c I FRESH SIDE ’ Lcan 3 sos-H FRESH SAUSAGE 3 lbs. |1 SPARE RIBS and BACK BONES lb. 3flcENGLISH WALNUTS lb. 39c SUDDUTH’S Meat Market South 13th Phone 3-2706

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Semi-Finals In New York Meet This Evening By International News Service The Madison Square Garden holiday basketball tourney resumes tonight with undefeated Dayton battling highly rated Duquesne and LaSalle meeting UCLA In semi-final tests in New York. Elsewhere, a powerful North Carolina State quintet, ranked second behind Kentucky in this week's International News Service weekly ratings, plays Minnesota for the Dixie classic title at Raleigh. Missouri, ninth in this week’s ratings, plays Oklahoma In the pre - season Big SeVen tourney semi-final game at Kansas City. The seventh annual Sugar Bowl basketball classic gets underway at New Orleans with Notre Dame meeting Loyola of the South and Holy Cross facing Bradley of Peoria in first round games.Minnesota and North Carolina State advanced to the sixth annual Dixie classic tourney finals Tuesday night by winning over stubborn opponents at Raleigh. The Wolfpack just squeezed by North Carolina. 47 to 44, while the Gophers knocked off defending champion Duke with a late rush, 79 to 73. In consolation games, Wake Forest defeated West Virginia, 96 to 94, and USC whipped Cornell, 77 to 58. An underdog lowa State team scored an 82 to 81 upset victory over defending champion Kansas Tuesday night in the Big Seven tourney at Kansas City. Chuck Duncan popped in 34 points to lead the victorious cyclones, Kansas §tate whipped California, 88 to 75, in another first round game despite-32 points by Bears’ center. Bob McKeen. Kansas State meets lowa State in the other semi-final contest. ■» Maryland opened defense of its All-American city tournament title at Owensboro* Ky., by defeat-* ing Texas Tech, 58 to 54. Rhode Island outscored Kentucky Wesleyan, 108 to 100,in thte other game. Detroit won the Motor City classic, defeating cross-town rival Wayne, 82 to 57. Penn State took third place, beating Toledo, 71 to 53. Spring Mill (Ala-pwon the Gator Bowl championship at Jacksonville, Fla., by outlasting Florida. 66 to 60 and Alabama advanced to the finals’of the fourth annual Southwest Conference pre-season tourney, whipping Arkansas. 84 to 64. TCV won the right to meet the Crimson Tide for the SWC title by stopping Texas A&M, 72 4o 57. William & Mary, Virginia Tech. Richmond and George Washington advanced to second round play in the Richmond invitational tourney. William &. Mary won over Boston U., 84 to 74, Virginia Tech beat Rutgers, 88 to 77, Richmond whipped Boston College, 90 to 68, and GW beat Colgate, 92 to 77. Pro Basketball Syracuse 84, Rochester 82. Philadelphia 84, New York 78. Pittsburgh — About 250,000 pounds of coal tar dyes are used for tints in beauty aids during each 12 month period. TTco •• aM i I SKI I WES SANTEE, America's alltime great miler, works out in Los Angeles Memorial coliseum. where he will run Jan. 16 between halves of the pio bowl game to try to better the woild uiaik. (lnlarn»tit>ndlj

Trabert And Seixas Lose Final Matches /SYDNEY (INS) — America’s Dayis Cup cha'mps Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas loosened the pressure on tjieir Australian foes today and dropped the final two singles matches. ( * The U. S. regained the big silver bowl Tuesday when the American pair defeated Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall in the doubles match of the challenge round. The final score was'LL S. 4 and Australia 2. Trabert, playing with blisters on his racquet hand, lost to Rosewall in three tight sets 9-7, 7-5, 6-3. In the final match of the challenge round. Rex Hartwig of Australia defeated American champion Vic Seixas, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. Hartwig replaced Lew Hoad in the match because of the latter’s groin injury • suffered during the Aussiq’s futile effort to stave off defefit during Tuesday’s doubles encounter. ■ - «. 'Until he fell ill with the mumps, Hartwig had played the best tennis of any of the Australians during the warmups for the Davis Cup matches? Despite the clinching of the title by the Americans Tuesday, more than 25,000 persons turned out in the. hot and huniid weather at White City stadium for the two final matches. BOWLING SCORES Rural League W L Farlings ' 35 13 McConnell 30 18 Sautbine ...1... 29 " 19 Mansfield ... 27ty 20 , ‘4 Kenny's Ice 25 23 Baker’s 25 23 Iloffman 23 25 Holthouse 1914 2814 Decatur Ready Mix 19 29 Dennis Heating 7 41 High scores: Bob Johnson 206. A. Baker 203. Minor League * W L Pts. Wolff Hardware .. 38 7 51 Moose 33 12 44(4 JTwo Brothers ...4 27 18 37 Schafer's ...z.... 27 18 36 ’ Family Restaurant 24 21 32 Smith Dairy 23 22 31H Kofcne Drug 7 38 8 Beavers Oil 7 44 1 High scores: Smith Jr. 210, B. Johnson 225. Classic League , W L Pts. Leland Smith Ins. 2a 20 35 West End 25 20 34 Drewry’s 25 20 33 Riverview’ Gardens 24 21 -31 Peterson Eleyeator 2P/4 23% 30% Habegger Hard'are 22% 22% 29% Post No: 420 :... 18% 26% '2T% Acker's Cement 18% 26% 23% High scores: W. Meese 206, N. Richard 213. J. Hobbs 205, W Tutewiler 204, J. Ahr 212, F. Ahr 212. H. Miller 201, C. Blenz 201. R. Lord 202. L. UlmaW 210. ' G. E. ALLEYS Men's Factory League r ’ / w LFlanges 31 14 Stators 25% 19% Office No. .1 24 21 Office No. 2 21% 23% Shafts .... 17 28 Rotors 16. 29 # 600 series: Patil Briede 654 (255-317-182); John Beery 601 (194-234-173!. ,2<Rt scores: John Baumann 202 (His first of season). G. E. Fraternal W L lUverview Gardens 30 18 Peterson Elevator 28% 1,9% Teeple (Truck Lines ... 27% 20% Monroeiille 27 21 K. of C.!j e.22 26 West End Restaurant . 21 27 Elks, is 30 G. E. Club 18 30 6«0 series: John Beery 616 (210-206-200), Lee Ulman BIT. (223-246-138): Bldn Baumgartner 611 (195-226-190); Chuck Cook 602 (210-207-lgs). ’ . ' 200 scores: Beauchot 204, Pillars 202, Hobbs 233-203,‘G. Schultz 225, Murphy 203, U’erling 202, P. HoffmaH 204, Mutschler 202. G. E. Women’* League W L High l.a*K Efames i 19 23 Offio? 17 25 Spares .....1 13% 26% High scores: A. Reynolds 171187. (1. Reynolds 171, M. Miller 177-162, I’endland 191165, Hablock 169, Klei’nhenz 172.

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Warriors Beat Poling Tuesday; Night, 41 -39 The Jefferson Warriors rallied in the final quarter Tuesday night to defeat Poling of Jay county, 41-39, at the Geneva gym, for the Warriors’ third victory of the aeaison. ■“ '• .. Jefferson led at the first quarter, 8-6, but the Jay county quintet was in front at the half, 18-14, and at the third period, 34-29. The Warriors, however, limited Poling to only five points in the last eight minutes to pull out the ball game. Scoring honors were well divided for both teams, Horn' leading Poling with 10 points, and Cjaffee counting nine for Jefferson. The Warriors will play Woodburn at the Geneva iym Friday night, Jan. 7. A X FG FT TP Bollpnbacher — J 0-2 Keller . 2 3 7 Smitley ..... 2 4 8 Caffee — —4.1 9 Lefever ... 0 0 0 Reef i 0 2 2 Hammitt r. 2 • 1 -5 Lehman 2 4 8 >’. Totals 13 15 41 Poling FG FT TP Isch Oil Ellenbefger 2 2 6 Frey 2 1 5 Norris ........ 2 15 Heller 14 6 Horn 3 4 10 Schisler 0 0 O’ Anspaugh — 3 0 6 Totals 13 13 39 Officials: Acton. Busche. Preliminary Poling, 32-23. German Fighter Wins By Knockout Tuesday MILWAUKEE (INS) —Touring German middleweight Peter Mueller who is known as ’*The Clown >f Cologne" proved the be.-t man In the act Tuesday night by scoring a sensational seventh-round xnockout over hard-punching Ernie Durando of Bayonne, N.J., at the Milwaukee Arena, The Get man belter was any.hlpg but funny to the durable lasteroMf, who was .flattened at 1:43 of the -seventh stanza i» a scheduled 10-round boxing bout before an overflow crowd of 8,306 persons.

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Chicogo White Sox Sign 13 Players CHICAGO (ISJS) —Tbe Chicago White Sox announced today they have already signed 13 players to 1955 contracts, the latest Is 22-year-old pitcher Mike Fornleles, who was recalled this fall from the Charleston, W. Va. L team in the American Association. Billy Smith Favored To Defeat Andrews MIAMI, Fla. (INS) —Boardwark Billy Smith’ rules a 2 to 1 favorite over Paul Andrews in their scheduled JO-ipqnd, nationally-televised boxing match tonight in Miami. Smith, 33, leading contender for light heavyweight champion Archie Moore’s' cro’wn, and Andrews, 24, have been told that, the winner will meet Moore in February. 4 ' - • - .

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Discontinue Staying All Night With Pope VATICAN CITY (INS)'— The two physicians who alternately spent the night in ailing Pope Pius Xll’s apartment have discontinued the practice. Two Italian specialists who have consulted bn the Pope’s gastric disorder will check on the progress of his recovery sometime before the week’s end. The Pontiff’s annual Christmas Eve message which he ’was unable to deliver probably will be broadcast on the feast of the Epiphany and may include a reference to the next consistory when the College of Cardinals will be brought up to full strength. — . Washington — The U.S. postoffice department estimated it would handle 54 billion mail items during the 1954 year.