Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 26 February 1955 — Page 8

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Fort Wayne's Central Loses To North Side INDIANAPOLIS (INS) -It's showdown time at Indiana's 64 high school basketball sectional sites with some of the deadliest shooters neutralized among, the. bleachers. Fort Wayne Central fell to the third-time curse and Evansville Lincoln stumbled over the unbeaten superstition as the flood of upsets unloosed when the Holland Dutchmen pulled their thumb out of the dike at Jasper continued over Indiana. Central, easily victorious over city-rival North, went down before this same North by a 58-56 count. Lincoln, whose greatest weakness was a weak schedule, couldn't repeat over Reitz and that ended the story at 21 straight. 61-51. Three other unbeaten teams remained in the running. Chesterton got North Liberty on h 54-46 score at Valparaiso and Williamsburg took Fountain City. 49-36, at Richmond. Frahcesville tn the Rochester firing was idle Friday. They are small schools with less impressive records than the Lions of Evansville Lincoln but all fans, coaches and players remember that it was an unheralded band of ■s Indians from Little Milan as what won the whole blinking works last time. Apparently the five starting Indians who won that title and then graduated instilled the spirit in those who followed. The defending champion, Milan, took care of a •'dangerous'’ Batesville. 50-36, at Versailles. At Indianapolis, CrUpus Attucks won an 87-36 game from Manual for the right to play Broad Ripple today and perhaps the winner of the Tech-Shortridge game tonight. Muncie Central, the International News Service title choice, used its regulars five minutes in an 8435 slaughter of little Daleville. Two finalists fell by the wayside in firing, Friday, but no one got too upset because both clubs are down this year. —— Napanee put out the Blue Blaze of Elkhart. 48-47, and Terre Haute —- - -

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* * Sectional Scores At Fort Wayne Hoagland 44, Huntertown 43 (overtime). Fort Wayne South 64, Woodburn 41. Fort Wayne Concordia 65, Monroeville 52; ' ■■■ ■■ /;■ .. Fort Wayne North 58, Fort Wayne Central 56. At Kendallville Kendallville 4ff, Rome City 33. Avilla G 2, Ligonier 59. Wawaka 77. LaGrange 58. Howe Military 37, Lima 33. At Bluffton Bluffton 71. Liberty Center 47.' “ Union Center 58, Rockcreek 44. At Hartford City Montpelier 63, Poling 50. ■ Hartford City 72, Dunkirk 37. At Huntington Huntington Twp. 63. Jefferson Twp. 48. Andrews 58. Rockcreek 53. Union Twp. 67, Clear Creek 57. iHoanoke 72, Bippus 56. Garfield jinxed the Blackcats of Terre Haute Gerstmeyer, 56-49. Logansport, winner of 31 sectionals and unbeaten since 1949, fell to the upset ax wielded by Galveston. 56-47. The Berries also were defending regionalists. And little Holland, whose highflying Dutchmen started the ball rolling uphill, eliminated another regional defender when it rubbed out Winslow 48-45 at Huntingburg. Annual Service For Mortgage Exemptions All Decatur attorneys have established their annual service to home owners who desire to file applications for mortgage exemptions, it was learned today. Local 1 attorneys have assisted local per- ’ isons file their exemptions for L many years, a spokesman said. All exemption claims must be filed in the office of county auditor i Frank Kitson prior to the first Monday in May, it was pointed out. Exemptions on one property up ' to SI,OOO may be claimed and several local law firms have regular letters which they send to their clients to remind them that it is time to file their claims. Donald Gillig In College Glee Club Collegeville. Ind.—Donald J. Gillig. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. rJillig of 612 N. Second St., Deeattit, IS* a member of the St. Joseph’s College glee club. The Glee Club, under the direction ofthe Rev Lawrence Heiman, C. PP. S., appeared before more than 40,000 people throughout the midwestern states last year. = Gillig. a sophomore pre-Treology major at St. Joseph s, is a 1353 giaduate of Decatur Catholic High School, where he was also active -in the-glee club. Already on tire Glee Club schedule for this semester are concerts in Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana, including appearances in Ft. Wayne, Gary, and Whiting. SNEAK RAID BY (Continiied from Page One) kept up a constant patrol only a few miles from Nanchi. American authorities admitted Sabre jets were in the air but said they were Dying for training purposes only to acquaint pilots with the China coast. American Indians used petroleum as a medicine.

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The Immanuel Lutheran basketball team, winner of the fifth annual Lutheran laymen’s league grade school tourney, is pictured above. The Union township team defeated Decatur, 24-20, tn tire final game last Sunday afternoon. Team members are: Front row. left to right—Jim Mienz, Kenny Blaeke, Dick Bulmahn, Lynford Weiland, Jerry Bleeke. Rear row. left to right—Marlin Springer. James Thieme. Marlin Blakey, Leonard Thieme, Bill Bischoff and Gilbert Bienz, coach.

Duquesne Wins Friday Night Over Cincinnati By International News Service The Iron Dukes of riding the crest of an 11-game winning streak, face their second national invitational basketball tournament bound opponent in two nights when they battle Dayton tonight on the Fliers home court. Head coach Dudey Moore’s Pittsburgh squad racked up Cincinnati's NIT tourney-bound Bearcats Friday night. 68 to 60, for their 18th win in 21 games. The Dukes will compete against the Fliers and Bearcats in Hext month's NIT meeting at Madison Square-Garden in New York. Duquesne, ’the nation's fourthranked basketball team in the latest International News Service survey, connected on 18 out of 20 shots from the free throw line to provide the margin of victory. Cincinnati only hit on 12 out of 23 shots from the charity linei All-American forward candidate Si Green turned in his usual flawless game for the Dukes, leading all scorers with 21 points. The Redskins of Utah continued along the victory .path Friday night by. blasting Wyoming, 75 to 57. to virtually wrap up the Skyline Conference crown. It was Utah's 20th win in 23 games. Tonight, the nation’s ninth best team faces Colorado A&M. UCLA squeezed out a 66 to 65 victory over crosstowh rival Southern California. The UCLAns. who picked up their 19th win in 22 contests, meet the Trojans again tonight. Kentucky, top ranked behind San Francisco, the country’s lead-1 ing team, battles Auburn at Lexington, Ky„ with the Southeastern : Conference title at stake.

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The Wildcats are tied for the SEC lead with Alabama. The Crimson Tide plays Tennessee tonight. In other top games tonight, LaSalle and All-American Tom Gola meets Temple at Philadelphia’s Convention Hall and Marquette goes after its 22nd consecutive victory against Valparaiso'. lowa’s Hawkeyes bid for a first place Big Ten tie with Minnesota when they face Michigan in a naf tionally televised game at lowa City. Willshire Bearcats Win County Tourney The Willshire, O„ Bearcats walloped Convoy-Union. 95-75, Friday night to win the Van Wert county high school basketball tourney. Willshire, undefeated this season, and Convoy-Union will both advance to the district meet, which will be held next week. Marciano, Cockell Will Fight In May NEW YORK (INS) —Pudgy Don Cockell, hoping to become the first Britisher to win the world heavyAy GflD a’lflP a-R&O-.y etao weight title since Bob Frltzsimmons in 1899. will climb into the ring at San Francisco's Kezar stadium sometime during the week of May 16 to challenge Rocky Marciano. Mareiand came from Grossinger, N. Y„ where he already has begun training, to attend signing ceremonies Friday in the International. Boxing Club offices. Cockell arrived from England the day before. •' ’ . Sacramento — California leads in the production of grapes and the value of the annual harvest is more than S2OO million. Albany—The state of New York i collects more than $2 million reveI nue a week in ptate-imposed gaso- ! line taxes.

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Double Header At Willshire Tuesday The Willshire, 0., alumni club will sponsor a double header in- , dependent basketball bul at the Willshire gym Tuesday night.

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The Willshire and St. Henry, 0., • team will clash in the first game at 7:30 o'clock, followed by Klenk's of Decatur and Rousseau Bros, of Fort Wayne, Vim league champions. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur