Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 293, Decatur, Adams County, 14 December 1955 — Page 7

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CO-OP I 2 SOIL TESTING and J SOIL FERTILITY SCHOOLS “ bmu ' • ... - - —ii Rklnk - ' ~ ' . . ■ X- V- < . W 1 1:00 P.M. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 CO-OP BUILDING, MONROE I ALSO 7:30 P.M. MONDAY DECEMBER 19 GENEVA HIGH SCHOOL DEMONSTRATION — Practical methods of taking soil samples by Cletus Gillman, Farm Planner for the Adams County Soil Conservation District. INTERPRETATION OF SOIL TESTING REPORTS by County Agent. Leo Seltenright. COLOR FlLM—“Cashing In On Corn.” PANEL DISCUSSION —“Crop Kings of Adams County.” . .. , CORN KINGS “ ' Harve Ineichen 1952 Lewellyn Lehman 1955 Harold Schwartz 1953 Top production in large acreage Walter Thieme 1954 class with the Geneva Canning Elmer Franz 1955 Co nip ain - A . Discussion Leader—Mark Mansfield, Co-op Fieldman. Incidentally, these extension cooperators are also Co-op Directors. y Cornel Hear this outstanding discussion. ; Atliims County Farm Korean Co-op MONROE WILLIAMS . GENEVA —PLEASANT MILLS BERNE ■ ' .■ wr- “ ——- ;■

Spartans Whip Gray Quintet Tuesday Night The Pleasant Mills Spartans had little difficulty in registering their sixth victory of the season and their fourth in a row Tuesday nighL_ whipping the Gray quintet, 80M5, at the Pleasant Mills gym. The Spartans led at the first quarter, 20-14. at the half. 40-22, and at the third period, 56-32. All 10 players used by the Spartans broke into the scoring column, four in double figures, led by Don Melching with 15 points. Manor topped Gray with 22 markers. The Spartans will play at Wren Saturday night. Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Melching -----7 1 15 Light 6 2 14 Speakman --7 0 14 G. Williamson 4 2 10 J. Williamson 2 15 McCullough .3 0 6 Byer 2 0 4 C. Wolfe „—2 0 4 J. Wolfe 12 4 Frey 2 0 4* Totals 36 8 80 Gray < . V FG FT TP Manor 6 10 22 Beery ,12 4 Owens 12 4 Love 4 5 13 Murphy 0 0 0 Lewis 10 2 Wilkinson 0 0 0 Totals 13 19 45 Officials: Lieberum, Dienelt. Preliminary Pleasant Mills, 45-12.

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College Basketball Week's For Adams County Basketball Teams i- rinay Marion Bennett at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at Elwood. A Bryant at Monmouth. Chester Center at Adams Central. Hartford at Geneva. Berne at Lancaster Central. Saturday Adams Central at Berne. Pleasant Mills at Wren. K. Os P. Defeats Berne Oil, 94 - 77 The Knights of Pythias whipped Berne Oil, 94-77, in an Adams county net league game Tuesday night at the Lincoln gym in this city. K. of P. led at all quarters, 22-18, 47-35 anh 75-48. Moses and Conrad led the winners with 35 and 29 points, while L. Liechty tallied 23 and F. Lehman 21 for Berne. In the second game, Kelly's Dry Cleaners defeated Linn Grove, 70-69. K. of P. 8 FG FT TP Neireiter 3 2 8 Ballard 3 17 Worthman — 0 0 0 Conrad 14 1 29 Stoppe 6 1- 13 Moses 16 3 35 "Miller 1 0 2 TOTALS 43 8 94 Berne Ofl FG FT TP L. Liechty 9 5 23 D. Liechty 5 0 10 Sprunger 3 0 6 F. Lehman 10 1 21 M. Lehman 8 1 17 TOTALS ----- 35 7 77 Local Teams Divide Honors With Berne St. Joseph defeated Berne junior high, 23-18, and the Berne freshmen downed tiie Commodore C team. 27-21, in a double header played at Berne Tuesday evening. St. Joseph was tied at 2-2 at ■ the first quarter. led at the half. g-6. but Berne held a 13-12 advantage at the third period. Litchfield tallied seven for Decatur and Sprunger scored a like number for Berne. The Berne freshmen led at all periods, 6-2, 11-7 and 19-13. Wat-' auabe topped Berne with 10 points, and Gase was high for the Commodores’with six. St. Joseph FG FT TP J. Omlor 0 0 0 S. Omlor - — 0‘ I'o‘ 0 Gross 10 2 Gage 3 0 6 Heiman 10 2 i Baker 3 0 6 j De La R'iveriao 0.0 I Litchfield 2 3 7 TOTALS . 10 3 23 Berne I • • - FG FT TP Schwartz 0 0 0 Sprunger 2 3 7! Kingsley 0 0 0 | Von Gunten 0 0 0 . Bluhm 0 0 0 Inniger 1 0 .2 ! Hill - 0 11! Mason 0 0 0 , Nussbaum ... 2 0 4 . Stucky 1 2 4 | Herman 0 0 0 j TOTALS ------ 6 ,6 18 J Commodores C FG FT TP I Schultz 1 0 2 Ellenberge-r —1 0 2 I Coyne 2 1 5 i Gase ------:-- 1 4 .6 < Gross 1 2 4 J : Hackman 0 0 0 ! O’Carupo 1 0 2 j Baker 0 0 0 - TOTALS 77 21 I Berne Freshmen FG FT TP - Watanabe TO; Zehr 0 O' 0 I McAlhaney -------- 1 0 2 j Reynolds 0 0 0 ‘ ' Lautzenheiser 2 0 4, ' Klopfenstein 2 0 4 Amstutz — 0 0 0 j . Col Her __ T l2 3 7 i i Augsburger --------- 0 0 0 Zimmerman 0 .0 0 TOTALS ----- 11 5 27 Pro Basketball ! Philadelphia 109, Boston 108. | New York 98, Minneapolis 91. Jim Lee Howel lls — Re-Signed By Giants NEW- YORK riNg) — The New j York Giants have signed head foot-, 'ball' coach ' JIB Lee Howell to his | second successive two-year con--tract. , ’ T

Gorillas Beal Petroleum For Second Victory The Hartford Gorillas scored their second, victory of the season Tuesday night, surprising the Petroleum Panthers, at the Bluffton community gym. The Gorillas ran up a 14-0 lead in the first three minutes, but then went scoreless for 10 minutes as Petroleum pulled into a 14-14 tie at the first quarter and a 21-20 edge at the half. Hartford then moved to a 40-33 lead at the third period and held off the Panthers the rest of the way. Dean Stahly topped the winners with 17 points, followed by Joyce Zuercher with 14 and Roger Moser with 10. Stauffer led the Wells county team with 21 points. Hartford will meet the Cardinals at Geneva Friday night. Hartfort FG FT TP Zuercher 7 0 14 Moser —3 4 10 Miller 2 0 4 L. G. Dubachl-2 4 Bibersteino 2 2 Stahly 6 5 17 Totals 19 13 51 Petroleum FG FT TP Okey 2 1 5 Bunch !- 2 8 12 Stauffer 9 3 21 Myerso 3 3 Carnes -10 2 Totals 114 15 43 Officials: Lord, Reed. Preliminary Hartford, 32-23. High School Basketball Mississinewa 71, Bluffton 51. Clear Creek 80, Coesse 62. Huntington Catholic 68, Jefferson (Whitley) 48. Huntington 61, Wabash 60. Columbus 66. Bloomington 65.Evansville Central 61, Evansville Lincoln 50. Evansville Mater Dei 57, Huntingburg 55 (overtime h -y —| Gary Roosevelt 67, Ggj-y Emerson 54. Gary Froebel 84, Crown Point 70. Hammond 64, Gary Wallace 57. | Jasper 57, Jeffersonville 51. Martinsville 70, Greensburg 58.

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Milan 43, North Vsrnon 34. Seymour 70, Brownstown 38. Sheridan 67, Tipton 40. Washington 64, Bicknell 46. College Basketball Illinois 103, Notre Dame 93. Anderson 93, Taylor 67. Detroit Tech 77,’Tri-State 75. Franklin 85, Indiana Tech 80. Hanover 111, Earlham 90. Huntingtop 34. Marian 61. Indiana Central 107, Manchester 82. Vincennes 133, Lincoln (Ill.) 72. Michigan State 99, Southern Illinois U. 71. Bradley 73, Canisius 66. North Carolina State 100, Clemson 83. Duquosne 63, St. Francis (Pa.) 48. George Washington 94, West Virginia 79. f > Detroit 76, Bowling Green 60. Ohio U. 84, Marietta 54.

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