Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 26, Decatur, Adams County, 1 February 1955 — Page 7

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1955

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Georgia Tech Again Defeats Kentucky Five By International News Service Such colorful and complimentary words as "Spoilers" and "giant killers" were used today to describe the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets who for the second time within a month upset Kentucky, the No. 1 basketball team in the nation. But the words that coach Adolph Rupp of the twice beaten Wildcats utilized Monday night following the defeat of Kentucky, 66 to 59, at Atlanta, did not find their way into print. Rupp used every basketball trick ■t his command —■ and - every player on his bench — in a futile attempt Monday night to stop the Yellow Jackets whAlast Jan. 8 humiliated Kentucky,As9 to 58, at Lexington. \ It was during the tyrst meeting this season between the schools that little Joe Helms, Whose fiveloot 9% inch height made him the shortest flayer <n the floor, scored the winning basket in the last 11 seconds of play. Monday night, Helms-again provided the necessary sting to subdue the Wildcats. He not only scored the most points — 24 — but also paced the Yellow Jackets to victory over their Southeastern Conference rivals. Helms put his team in the lead in the opening minutes by dropping in two free throws and then paired With Bobby Kimmel to steal the ball and in the second half twice spurted to a 12-point advantage over the Wildcats. Duquesne, ranked sixth by International News Service, had little trouble in downing Niagara, 65 to 48; George Washington, occupying seventh place on the INS list, whacked Duke, 92 to 73; Mississippi romped over LSU, 89 to 69; and St. Bonaventure put down Lemoyne, 58 to 52. Furman battered South Carolina, 86 to 72; Florida downed Alabama, 76 to 74; Tulane zipped past Mississippi State 69 to 60; Auburn edged Georgia, 78 to 76; Arkansas stepped over SMU, 85 to 70, and Tulsa squeezed past Bradley, 72 to 70. In Big Ten action. Michigan State staved off a late Purdue rally to win, 79 to 72; Frank Ehinann set a new individual single game school scoring record by registering 38 points to spark Northwestern’s 96 to 81 victory over Michigan, and center Don SchluHdt scored 23 points in pacing Indiana to an 87 to 56 triumph over Butler. •■ - ■—; Ohio State, paced by John Miller who scored 20 points and Don Kelly who dumped in 18. beat St. John’s of Brooklyn at Columbus, 67 to 61. College Basketball Michigan State 79, Purdue 72. Northwestern 96, Michigan 81. Indiana 87, Butler 56. Ohio State 67, St. John’s (Brooklyn) 61. Calvin (Mich.) 103, Taylor 101 (double overtime). Principia. 62, Rose Poly 57. Valparaiso 62; Washington (St. Louis) 59. Georgia Tech 65. Kentucky 59. Duquesne 65. Niagara 48. George Washington 92. Duke 73. Furman S 6. South Carolina 72. De Paul 89. Illinois Wesleyan 78. Tulsa 72, Bradley 70. DON’T TAKE A (HOH take L. . \ PLENAMINS Smith Drug Co.

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peek's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams DIAL 3-2171 FOR SCORES Tuesday Bluffton at Yellow Jackets. Jefferson at Wren. Wednesday Geneva at Commodores. Friday Angola at Yellow Jackets. Adams Central at Pleasant Milla. Winchester at Geneva. Jackson at Hartford. Monmouth at Lancaster Central. Saturday Commodores at Anderson St. Mary's. Hoagland at ‘Monmouth. Berne at Ossian. Shelley Mayfield Wins Goll Playoff PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (INS) — Shelley Mayfield of Chicopee, Mass., won the fourth annual slp,OCT Thunderbird Country Club invitational gilt tournament at Palm Springs Monday in a "suddendeath" playpff with Mike Bouchak of Durham,/N. C. Mayfield 4dropped a four - foot birdie putt on the second hole of the "sudddn • death 11 round after Shouchak/ had sunk a five-toot putt. I Previously, the two had ousted defending champion Freddie HaM of New Orleans in an 18-hole playoff to break a three-way tie th the regulation 72-hole tourney. Souchak carded a three - under par 33-36—69 in the playoff, and Mayfield racked up a 35-34—69. Hass missed with 35-35—70. The victory was worth |2,000 for Mayfield, while Souchak picked up SLOOP for second place and Haas pocketed $750. Trinity Team Wins Game Monday Night The Trinity Evangelical United Brethren team defeated the Zion Evangelical and (Reformed team. 19-16, Monday evening. Scoring for the winners: Fawcett 2, McAhren 2, Fravel 6. Bollenhacher 9. Players who did not score were Hill, Knodel, Chambers. and Butcher. Scoring for the loaersc Feller 2, Murphy -2,Cowen 3, Odle 2. Hoffman 2, Cable 5. Pickford did not score. BKHK ; I iSii 1 mh ' \ I \ ... SMB i. 7' -.../SIR:. .■ » vu, 1 SARAH BICIA, In New York tb promote "Texas-Weight" wool, poses in her wool jersey (100 per cent wool and four ounce* to tn* yard), f/ntemalionaM

Saturday League Results Listed Results of games played in the Saturday morning league at the Decatur high school (Beans (74) won by forfeit from Cats): Browns (5-6) L.J FG FT TP Knavel 6 0 12 Harris 3 0 6 Magley 0 0 0 TOTALS 9 0 18 Tiger* (5-6) FG FT TP Johnson ... 10 2 Bollenbaoher 4 19 Macklin 10 2 TOTALS 6 1 13 Cats (5-6) FG FT TP Rambo —4 0 8 Pickford ........ 1 $ 4 Townsend 10 2 Fugue 10 2 Fwwcott 1 0 2 M. Nelson 0 0 0 TOTALS 8 g 18, Skunks (5-6) Morgan... 0 6 0 J. Carpenter ... 0 9 0 Nicodemus 10 2 Morris 2 15 Feasel ....—J 0 0 0 TOTALS 317 Cardinals (5-5) FG FT TP Grabill 3«. 0 6 D. Morgan 0 0 0 Hall ... 0 0 0 Cravens .. 5 0 10 Shafer 11 3 TOTALS • 9 1 19 • ““Lion* (6-6) FG FT TP August 2 15 Davis .... .... 1 0 2 Ralston. 0 0 0 Feaael 0 0 0 McKean -- OOP TOTALS 3 17 Bears (5-6) FG FT TP Chrisman 10 2 Eichenauer 4 0 8 Sexton 10 2 Hawkins 0 0 0 Alverson 0 0 0 Scheiderer". 1 0 2 TOTALS . 7 0 14 Hawks (5*6) I . • . . ' . FG FT TP CowansL 2 4 Poling ...'.. 10 2 Dierkes 0 0 0 Elliot J) 0,0 Affolder O 0 0 Ellis 0 0 0 .Fulton ? ...... 10 2 TOTALS -328 Eagle* (5-6) FG FT TP Werst 1 2 4 Dawson 0 0, 0 Christen 00 0 Laudrum ...113 Sharpe r . 1 0 2 Dellinger r ...... 10 2 TOTALS C I 11 Bulldogs (54) FG FT TP Knodel . 113 Caucino O 0 0 Welty 1 0 2 Waiters 10 2 Ross « T ,.... V 0 2 ~ —. — ......— i ~^KT77r.’^RgatTMr. l M l ail.' l ’ M TOTALS 4 1 9 - i Tiger* (7-8) FG Ft TP Banning 0 0 0 Beery ....... 0 0 0 Krick , 1 0 2 Snyder 3 0 6 Reidenbach2 1b Franklin -■ 5 0 10 TOTALS 11 1 23 — — Skunks (7-8) FG FT TP De Vofjs ... 2 0 4 Me Donald 2 0 4 Call 0 0 0 Cowans 10 2 Wolfe 0 0 0 Ritter 10 2 TOTALS 6 0 12

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BOWLING SCORES Merchant League W L Mirror Inn 8 1 Krick Tyndall No. 1 .... 7 2 Painters No. 1 6 4 Western Autos 4 Schwartz Ford C 0.... 4 5 Old Crown.... 4 5 Cbfher Pocket 4 5 State Gardens 2 7 Zintsmaster .... 1 8 High scores: Lindeman 204, Faurote 207, Stuckey 204, Thateher 205, Mitch 215, Voltz 211. Rural League W L Farlings 6 3 Mansfield .... 6 3 McConnell ....5 4 Kenny’s Ice ... 5 4 Hoffman Market ... 5 4 Holthouse Drugs 5 4 Sautbine Home Builders ..5 4 Dennis Heating 4 ; 5 Bakers Painting 4 5 DecaU« (.Ready Mix * (M 9 High' scores:--Vtoltu - MO.- tSoelZ 205. —*" Minor League W L Pt*. Schafer Co. ... 9 3 12 Kohn* Drugs... 9 3 12 Family Restaurant -.9 8 12 Wolff Hardware 7 6 10 Two Brothers 5 T 6 Moose 3 9 4 Smith Dairy 10 4 Beavers Oil 4 8 4 High scores: L. Miller 205, F. Clem 207, P. Miller 200, Slusser 227, Ladd 209, G. Wolff 201, D. Barkley 200, D. Wolff 220, D. House 201. Classic League W L Pt*. Leland Smith Ins. . 7H West Legion Post 420 ... 3 3 4 Habegger Hardware 3 3 4 Peterson Elevator .3 3 4 Acker's Cement ... 2 ' *4 3 Riverview Gardens 2 4 2 Eire wry's 1% 41,2 I’4 High series: Bill Tutewiler 6.35 1204-195-236 1; Joe Trentadue 623 (199-235-189). High games: D. Terveer 247, P. Iloffman 200, L. Hoffman 201. G. Baumgartner 200. N. Richard 211. G. Hooper 208, G. Blenz 205, R. Farling 230, E. Bultemeier 205207, R. Mutschler 215. C. Getting 214, R. Lord 201, W. Petrie 202, O. Schultz 207-230, A. Appehuan 201. G. Selkihg 110, R. Ladd 216, F. Hoffman 262. Trade in a Good Town Decatm

Double Header At Fort Wayne Thursday % FORT WAYNE, Ind. — A crucial game between the league-leading Fort Wayne Pistons and the Syracuse Nats, the Zs’ toughest rivals and pacesetters in the Eastern Division, will feature a big Thursday night double-header at the Coliseum in Fort Wayne. J The Nats hold a 4-1 edge on the 2s this season, the only team in the National Basketball Association able to master the high-flying Hoosier club. That’s why the Zs are pointing for the Thursday night dat£ as a ’’must’’ victory. Rochester’s aroused Royals, Who have won their last five starts, run into the rookie-led -Milwaukee Hawks, who feature Frank” Belvy and Bob Pettit, in the first game of the star-studded double-header at 7 o'clock. Gene Fullmer Wins |7th Straight Bout NEW YORK (iWs) — Undefeated middleweight Gene Fullmer of Salt Lake City, Utah, won his 27th straight bout Monday night with a ten-round unanimous decision over Marcel Assire of Frtnce at the Eastern Parkway Arena. Pro Basketball New York 91. Fort Wayne 84. Milwaukee 100, Rochester SO. Santiago — Chile’s nitrates and by products yield 90 percent of the world’s iodine.

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Baker, Schalk Are Voted To Hall Os Fame NEW YORK (INS) — The doors to baseball’s Hall of Fame Swung shut today after admitting members No. 78 and 79 — John Franklin Baker, home run king of his erh, and Ray Schalk. iron man catcher of the old Chicago White Sok. The two were added to the Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine Monday following a weekend biennial meet ing of the special veterans’ selection committee of the baseball writers association of America. Last week, Joe DiMaggio, Dazzy Vance, Ted Lyons and Gabby Hart ’ nett were voted niches 1n the reg ular yearly balloting by the association's ten-year membership. Baker, now a Maryland fanner who will be 69 in March, played with the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees in the period spanned by 1908 to 1922. J He was third baseman of the famed >IOO,OOO infield that brought Connie Mack four pennants in 1910-11-13-14. His colleagues were Stuffy Mclnnis, Eddie Collins and Jack Barry. Known as “Home Run’* Baker, the A’s third baseman functioned When a slugger was outstanding if he belted a dozen homers a sea son. He was the home run king of the American League troin 1911 through 1914, hitting ten homers and batting .347 in his biggest year, 1912. Baker’s most noteworthy feat was a pair of homers in the I*ll World Series off Rube Marquard and Christy Mathewson that helped the Macks beat the New York Giants tor the championship. The 63 -year -old Schalk, who managed in the minors up to a few seasons ago, spent 18 years in the majors, 17 of which were with the White Sox from 1912 to *2B. In 12 of those years, bo caught more than 100 games. He managed his last two years in Chicago and finished with a 1929 fling as a Giant. Schalk received 113 votes in the regular hall of fame selections last week even though ineligible on these ballots.

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Perez And Zulueta lattle To A Draw NEW YORK (INS) — Danny Jo Perez of New York battled eighthranking lightweight Orlando Zulu■ta to a draw Monday night in a nationally-televised ten-roUnd bout it St. Nick's Arena. Former Notre Dame Professor Is Dead SOUTH BEND, Ind, (INS) —Fu neral riles will be held in the Sacret Heart Ohtr-h at ”■» verslty of Notre Dame Thursday for the Rev. william rs. .H-j....... , C. 8. C., a former professor of religion at Notre Dame. He died in California where he had been serving as chaplain at a boys school at Chatsworth, Calif. Father ‘Robinson, a native of Lafayette. Ind., was president of St Edward’s University, Austin, Tex., from 1943 to 1946, and algo had served schools in Washington, D. C., and Biloxi, Miss. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling when yod eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. Thia alkaline (hon-aoid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and mote comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drug counter.

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