Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 27, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1956 — Page 7

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* Temple Owls Handed First Season Defeat By International News Service The Muhlinberg Mules ended the 13-game winning streak ot the Temple Owls with a stunning 67 to 66 upset victory Wednesday night to drop the Owls from the ranks of the > undefeated collegiate basketball teamsOnly two major college teams, the top-rated University of San Francisco Dons and St- Francis of - Brooklyn, still have perfect records. The Dons have won 15 straight this season and 41 over a two-year period. The St. Francis Terriers, ranked 10th in this week’s International News Service poll, have won 14 in a row. Muhlenberg’s Cardy Gemma and Clint Jeffries stopped the fourth ranked Owls from achieving their 14th straight in the final minute and a half of play- Gemma dropdep in a field goal and Jeffries two free throws. The action climaxed a bitterly contested second half during which the lead changed hands 11 times. Temple got off to one ot its slowI est starts of the season, hitting only nine of its first 37 shots. Muhlenberg, meanwhile, got 15 of 35. The Mules held a 33 to 33 halftime advantage. SJhe Owls tried furiously to overcome their slow start in the second halfBobby Gall, who got 20 poihts for the Mules, was the thorn in | the Owl's path- His play was out- { standing. Hal Lear of Temple, high | man in the game with 28 points, ’ did his best to overcome the Mtiles Ibut he and his team failed by one basket. The Holy Cross Crusaders won their ninth straight game by stopping Creighton. 97 to 60. Tommy Heinsohn was high man for Holy Cross with 22 points. The Crusaders are rated 12th Dayton's Flyers, ranked sixth, bounced back from their Saturday night defeat on their home court Wednesday night by drubbing Loyola of Chicago, 75 to 37- Coach Tommy Blackburn started all bis f ■ / wr

KEKIONGA FARM LANDRACE BRED SOW SALE In the heated SWINE PALACE at farm mile southeast of Decatur, Indiana, on U. S. 33. Decatur is 20 miles southeast of Fort Wayne on U. S. 27 and 33. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1956 1:00 P.M. EST 60 QUALITY UNDRACE BRED GILTS 60 To Farrow in February, March and April These gilts are bred to our 100% Swedish, 100% Norwegian and Danish boars. S S • • & Landrace are the new breed of hogs that are in such demand today by the packers V — throughout the country. They are extremely long, have that extreme spring of rib, the best off feeders, have good hams and have an extra rib on each side. You can get into the MEAT - TYPE hog with the first cross if you use LANDRACE. ALSO SELLING 5 TOP QUALITY BOARS. . x: . L Auctioneers—Vaughn Lipp Roy & Ned Johnson and , Lewis. Smith Claude Tipton, Troy, Ohio, Sale Consultant Bernard Pickett and Cl L. Yost, Owners - - r. r, Decatur, Ind.

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Yellow Jackets at Angola. Pleasant Milla at Adams Central. Lancaster Central at Monmouth. Geneva at Winchester. Hartford at Jackson. Saturday Ossian at Berne. Warren at Geneva. guard Arlen Bookhorn. This unit had a 42-15 halftime Isad. Al Sicking and Don Lane paced the Flyers with 16 points each. It was the 15th win against one loss for Dayton. That was administered by Louisville. Julius McCoy scored 27 points to set a new high for a Michigan State player of 1,134 points to help the Spartans defeat Detroit, 85 to 78- McCoy shattered the old teem scoring record of 1,167 set by Al Ferrari who was graduated last year. McCoy was high man in the game. c Ninth-rated Kentuck stopped a late Duke Blue Devil rally in the second half to win, gl to 76, before 12,000 Wildcat fans. Kentucky and Duke, ranked 11th, now have identical records of 12 wins and three defeats. Joe Belmont and Jerry Bird, both of the Wildcats, shared scoring honors with 29 points each- Bob Lakata got 18 for Dufrel 4 other games, Texas Tech walloped Arizona of Tempe, 113 to 63; Pitt edged Carnegie Tech, 78 to 76; Providence shaved Rhode Island, 82 to 80; Georgetown defeated St. Josephs, 84 to 72; Penn State won by five points from Navy, 70 to 65, and Army conquered Albright, 75 to 71. —: Pro Basketball New York 105. Philadelphia 104 (double overtime). Rochester 83, Syracuse 77. Minneapolis 107, Boston 106. -• ... 1 .1. p High School Basketball Fort Wayne Central Catholic 83, Leo 63. Riverdale 55. Churubusco 49. Coesse 60. Woodburn 52. Roanoke 74. Jefferson Center 51 Gary Roosevelt 62, Gary Tolleston 38. North Manchester 81, Akron 68. Terre Haute State 66, Brazil 47. MM) . dMbswwi* Jair ''

Mies Classic Will Resume On Saturday The third week-end of the Mies Classic) will get undefway at 6:30 Saturday evening. This squad will consist ot thred teams from Fort Wayne, one from Portland, and one from Hamilton. At 9 p.m. 10 teams will take the lines. Macklin's is the only team from Decatar scheduled. Other teams represented are from Wapakoneta, 0., Van Wert, 0., Fort Wayne, Butler, Union City and Auburn. < The big attraction on the 9 o’clock squad will be the appdhrance of the Falstaff team from Fort Wayiie. This team has about a 980 team average and has been appearing in match games throughout the area. Sunday, the first squad will not start until 3:30. At that time, 10 teams will try their luck. Decatur teams will include both State Gardens teams and the Elks Lodge. Others are from Hicksville, 0., Defiance, O„ Van Wert, 0., St. Mary’s, 0., Hamilton and Fort Wayne. At 6 o'clock Sunday evening* Bultemeier Construction of Decatur, along with Butler, Fort Wayne, and Ottawa, 0., are scheduled. Open bowling will be available from 1 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Sunday and from 8 until closing. The leading teams in the classics so far are: E. J. Evans, Van Wert, 0., 3090; Riverview Gardens, Decatur, 3050; Eubanks Bowling Lanes, Winchester, 3036; Central Soya, Decatur, 3030; Wright's Dairy, Arcanum, 0.. 3018; Three King’s Tavern, Hoagland, 3012. This is only a partial list as the prize list consists of 32 places. High Passmore 667, Fennig (Decatur) 658, Unterbrink 646. High games: Hubert 258, Passmore 258, and M. Thomas 256. a Husband Os Former Local Teacher Dies Friends here have received word of the recent death of George C. Dill, of 6333 S. Kimbark, Chicago $7, 111. His wife was formerly Miss Verneal Whalen, who at one time was English teacher in the Decatur high school. First Aid Course To Be Started Monday Announcement has been made frorti the local Red Cross office that the first aid course organized recently Will begin its classes Monday from 7 to 10 p. m. at the Decatur .Youth and Ammunity Center. Mrs. Roger Singleton, instructor for the course, stated that the class will meet each Monday from 7 to 10 p. m. for three hours. The 18-hour course gives instruction in all phases of first aid.

ADMINISTRATORS PUBLIC AUCTION ESTATE OF CHAUNCEY 0. MANLEY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Chauncey O. Manley, deceased, by order of the Adams Circuit Court will offer for sale at Public Auction at the late residence of the decedent located J miles Bast of Monroe, Indiana on Road 124, or 4 miles West of Willshire, Ohio on Road 124, then % mile South, the following described Personal Property belonging to said estate on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 - 1956 Promptly at Ten A. M. (CDT) 4 — TRACTORS — 4 John Deere Model 60 Tractor, fully equipped with power steering and Power Trol, bought new Oct. 1956—99 hours; 1954 John Deere Mode] 60 Tractor fully equipped with power trol and live power takeoff; John Deere Model A Tractor, on rubber;-power lift, power takeoff and cultivators: 1947 Farraall B Tractor, on rubber, fully equipped and cultivators. (J. Deere “A” Tractor and Farmall B-Tractor repaint, ed; A-l Mechanical condition.) DISCS—PLOWS—TILLING EQUIPMENT - McDeering. 10 ft. Wheel Disc on rubber, new May 1955; IHC 7H ft. Tractor Disc, good; John Deere offset disc; John Deere 3 Bottom 14 inch Tractor Plow; Graham Boerne Plow; 3 Sectinn 12 ft. Tractor; Spring Tooth Barrow; Roller; Dunham Cultimuicher; John Deere 4-Row Tractor Rotary HOe. MOUNTED CORN PICKER — COMBINES John Deere No. 227 Mounted 2-row Corn Pieker, bought,new Oct 1955; Allis Chalmers No. 66 Six fbot Combine, 3 yrs. old. IMPLEMENTS & MISCELLANEOUS Oliver 4-Row Corn Planter with Fertiliser attachment, on rubber, used two seasons; EZY-Flow 10 ft. Fertilizer and Lime Spreader on rubber; John Deere 13 Bole Fertilizer Grain Drill on rubber; New Idea 90 Bushel Tractor Manure Spreader; 42 ft. Little Giant Elevator; John Deere Side Delivery; John Deere No. 5 Seven foot Power Mdwer; New Idea Rubber Tire Wagon with 14 ft. Grain Bed & Gramm Rubber Tire Wagon with 14 ft. Grain Bed, (Both with false end gates), good: Tractor Mounting Weed Sprayer; Tractor Mounting Buzz Saw; Seed-Easy Tractor Grass Seeder; Power Corn Sheller; 1000 Bushel Metal Circular Granary ; Brooder House 12x14; Tree Sprayer mounted on two-wheel trailer; 300 Gal. Elevated Fuel Tank; Butchering Kettle & Tools; One lot native lumber S x 16 fts Fence Boards; Quantity of new native lumber; 30 Bushel Metal Hog Feeder; Hog Fountains; Five rolls new fence; Shop Tools, motors, etc.; 40 ft. Extension Ladder; Reo 21 inch reel type powet mower: Miscellaneous Articles. BEEF CATTLE—HOGS—SHEEP 35 Head Hereford Beef Cattle, Cows, Calves and Feeders (Bangs Tested). Registered Hereford Hull, 18 mo. old. Four Poland China Brood Sows and 13 Feeders, 14 Ewes and One Buck. FEED—IOOO Bales, more or less, Alfalfa Hay; 100 Bu. Wheat & Oats mixed. TRUCK—CAR—HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1948 Chevrolet Ton Truck with Grain Bed & Stock Rack, good; 1948 Chrysler Windsor Sedan; Cooterator 16 ft. Freezer; Refrigerator; NEW Seigler Oil Burning Heating Stove, fully equipped, large slzd; NEW RCA 27-inch Television Set; Living Room Suite; Other Household Furniture and miscellaneous articles. TERMS—CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. FIRST BANK OF BERNE—Administrator ESTATE OF CHAUNCEY O. MANLEY Roy S. Johnson. Nbd C. Johnson — Auctioneers First Bank of Berne—Clerk Howard E. Baumgartner—Attorney. .. !“■5 Lunch WniDe Scrved 279

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SPORTS BULLETIN CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Itsly (INB)—Couragaoua Tenley Albright won the Olympic women's figure skating championship today, bringing the United States Its second gold medal of the winter games and a clean sweep of figure skating titles. Wes Santee Faces Test In Wanamaker NEW YORK (INS) —Sajp tee, who can't run around itr circles fast enough to suit himself or U. SOlympic rooters, might be hoofing it against a Melbourne rival at the Millrose Games’ Wanamaker mile Saturday night in Madison Square Garden. The man is Villanova's Ron Delany, a lend-lease Irishman who only last week roared from 30 yards behind to whip Santee in the Hunter mi|e at Boston in 4:06.3. Delany, 20-year-old sophomore from Dublin, probably will be running for Eire at the summer games in Melbourne riext NovemberIn the Hunter last week, Delany wisely refused to join in the early fast pace set by Santee aud had enough steam to pass the marine lieutenant like a sprinter in the last lap. True, the race was Santee's first' in a month, and he was still recovering from a badly pulled muscle. His time of 4:08.3 was remarkable under the circumstances. But Delany is supposed to be a miler who runs Just fast enough to win — whether it be a 4:15 effort or infinitely closer to the once magic '‘four-minute” mark. The Wanamaker should be a fair forecast of what the U- S- scan expect in the 1,500 meter event in Australia. Santee will be in better condition. He will be running against top competition — Delany, Len Truex of the air force and Steady Joe Deady. All three finished ahead of the Kansas flash in the Hunter. College Basketball Evansville 93, Butler 77. Indiana State 82. St. Washington (St. Louis) 69, Valparaiso 59. Michigan State 85, Detroit 78. Oklahoma City 81, Loyola (New Orleans) 66. Kentucky 81, Duke 76. Dnquesne 88, Quantico Marines 84. Holy Cross 97, Creighton 60. Muhlenberg 67, Temple 66. Dayton 75, Loyola (Ctyefgo) 37. . Coart Rews Marriage License Harold Eugene Horst. 24., Mahoning county, 0., and Janet Louis Coy, 20, Columbiana, O.

Andrade Is Upset Winner Over Carter 4 CHICAGO (INS) — Robert (Cisco) Andrade, 26-year-old Mexican from Whittier, Calif., looked forward to a possible shot a Wallace (Bud) Smith's lightweight title as a reward for his upset victory Wednesday night over former tttIMt Jimmy Carter. Angrade rocketed into the position of No. 1 contender for Smith’s crown by jabbing out a split deciaion over the favored Caller in a nationally televised HF-round bount at the Chicago Stadium. Noted Sports Writer Is Dead In Chicago CHICAGO (INS) — Clair Thomas Kelly, one of the all-time great boxing writers and a sports reporter for the Chicago American is dead. He died at the age of 54 in Chicago's Cook county hospital Wednesday. BOWLING SCORES Rural League W L Marathon 1— *« .7 2 Plumley ..7 2 Sautbine & Bimerman ..7 2 Preble Tavern 6 3 Earling's —«...5 4 Holthouse Furniture ----- 5 4 .McConnell 3 6 Faurote Home Builders - 3 6 Willshire K. P. 1 8 Kenny’s Ice .1 8 High scores: Burke 213, Neuenschwander 238. Notes: Don Burke made the 6-10-7 split. Minor League _2-_ W L Ftg. Kohne Drug ... 8 1 10 Smith Dairy 7 2 9 Schafer Store 6 3 8 Moose 5 4 7 Western Autos 4 7 Goodyear ..4 5 ?5 Two Brothers 3 6 5 Clem Hardware 3 6 4 Decatur Ready Mix -.3 6 4 August Cafeteria .... 18 1 High scores: Harless 210, Mil-’ ler 805. Wefel 212. < .. Classic League W L Pts. Peterson Elevator -.6 0 8 Leland Smith Ins. ... 4 2 5 Ritferview Gardens ..3 3 4 Mies’ 3 3 4 Burk Elevator 2 4 3 Butler's Garage 2 4 3 Anderson’s 2 4 3 Acker Cement 2 4 2 High series: Tod Fennig 600 (201-216-180); Fred Hoffman 600 Ai&WH3I96). !sHigh games: W. Tutewfler 225, R. Ladd 204. F. Ahr 202, R. Mutachter 201, P. Bleeke 219. E. Korte 202-221, G. Selking 213-201, tR. EyansOn 203, O. Schultz 201, D. Wefel 209. American Legion League W L Pts. Team No. 8 9 3 13 Burke Insurance .... 8 4 10 • Macklin ..2. 7 5 10 BuUeftieier Construe. 6 6 7 Ashbaucher 577 Mies Recreation .... 5 7. 6 Fuelling ...4 8 6 First State Bank 4 8 5 Burke Insurance won two from First State Bank. Team No. 8 Won three from Fuelling, Bultemeier Const, won two from Ashbaucher, Mies Recreation won two from Macklin. 200 scores: Koos 203. E. Bulpiahn 201, Schamerloh 210, Hoffman 226, W. Franz 207, Zwick 210, Sheets 2HF, Wefel 202. Women’s League W L Pts Kents .. 6 0 8 Adams Trailer 6 0 8 Hoagland Lumber ..5 I 7 Mobil Maids 4% 1% 6*4 Gays 1 4 2 6 Gage's Tool Shop ..3 3 5 Trebn ’. 4 2 5 Old Crown 3 3 4 Three Kings 3 3 4 Drewrys 3 3 4 Mansfield 3 . 34 First Stale Bank 3 3 3 Blackwell 1 5 «8 ' Jack's Shell 2 4 2 Adams Theater 2 4 2 Mies Recreation .... I'/i 4>/J 1% Meyer ....,.. 0 6 0 Arnold Lumber .... 0 6 0 4 High series: G Reynolds 519. High games: G. Reynolds 194, West 190, Strickler 190, Luyben 179, Schuller 178, Smith 177, V. Gallmeyer 177, A. Reynolds 176, 172, Ladd 175, McClure 174, Wea* er 174 If you have something to sell or roothst tor rent, try a Democrat WangjtAo. It brings results.

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Robinson Agrees To Olson Return Match NEW YORK (INS) — World middleweight champion Sngar Ray Robinson has agreed to , a return title match with former Champion Ctrl Bobo Olson in Los Angeles, April 17. Robinson, who won the crown last December when he kayoed Olson in Chicago, has agreed to a 30-30 purse split. ' The deal is not final, however. The International Boxing Club said it was trying to contact Sid Flaherty, Olson’s .manager, to get his okay. In? Shrine Circus To Be Opened On Friday Sparkling newness, appealing variety and the ultimate in quality are promised in the nihth annua! Mispah Shrine-Polack Bros, circus, appearing at the Allen county memorial coliseum, in Fort Wayne, February 3-4-5. Performances will be given at 2:15 and 8:15 Friday, at 10, 2:16 and 8:15 Saturday, and at 2:15 only Sunday. This year’s circue boasts such outstanding aerial features as the’ Flying Palacios, the Rose (Gold Trio, the High-Wise forreanis, triage and Barbette’s Aerialovelies with Birdcage Girls Keep Offices Open For Tax Receipts Offices of county treasurer Waldo Neal, auditor Frank Kitson and assessor Walter Koos will remain open the last two Saturday afternoons of February, to provide automobile license Applicants an opportunity to obtain their current tax receipts, it was announced today. All applicants for license plates .must have a current tax receipt.

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marked paid by the county treas- > a duplicate properly signed, urer, before a license can be is-j The three offices will remain sued. In event anyone has lost Ms open for the convenience of the current receipt, he must present public February 18 and 25. ' fii. ' i ' — PUBLIC AUCTION COMPLETE CLOSING OUT BALE As Mr. Llchtle is unable to continue farming, the undersigned will sell the following at Publie Auction, located South of Decatur, Indiana ' City Limits on U. S. 27 to the first West Bound Road, then 1U mile West on the Peterson Road A SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4 -1956 Promptly at 10 A. M. (CDT) 23 — DAIRY CATTLE — 23 Four Holstein Cows 3 yrs. old, milking; Holstein Cow 8 yrs. old. Calf by side; Holstein Heifer, due with Ist calf; Holstein & Brown Swiss Cow 5 yrs. old, milking; One • yr. old & one 8 yft old Brown Swiss Cow, Milking; Guernsey Cow 3 yrs. old, milking; I Holstein Cows 3 yrs. old, freshen in Spring; 8 Guernsey & Brown Swiss Cows 11 yrs. old, milking; Guernsey Cow 10 yrs. old, milking; 4 Holstein Heifers, breeding age; Holstein Bull, 3 yrs. old. Cattle are T. B. & Bangs Tested. DAIRY EQUIPMENT—2 Unit Farm Master Milker, complete With pipe and 6 stall cocks; 4 Ten Gallon Milk Cake. hay _ gTRAW 700 Bales, more or less, Alfalfa & Timothy Mixed Hay; 400 Bales Wheat & Oat Straw; 5 Bushel Big English Clover Seed. THREE TRACTORS—PICKER-COMBINE BALER — FARM IMPLEMENTS John Deere Model 70 DIESEL Tractor, bought new in April, 1955, (375 hours) fully equipped. Power Steering, Rollomatic & Power Trot and 2 Row Quick-Tach John Deere Cultivators; Farmall Super M Tractor (1953), fully equipped, Power Trol, Belt Pulley and 2 Row Cultivators; Farmall Model B Tractor (1946), fully equipped and Power Lift Cultivators; Henderson Manure Loader (Mounted on “B”), bought new Spring 1955; IHC Power Lift 3 Bottom 14 inch Tractor Plow, on rubber, 2 yr. old; John Deere Power Lift 3 Bottom 14 inch Tractor Plow on rubber, 3 yrs. old; Graham Hoome Plow, on rubber, good; Roderick Lean Tractor Disc, 2 yr. old; Minn. Molina Tractor Disc; G. I. Tractor Disc; John Deefe Tractor Rotary Hoe, like new; Old Rotary Hoe; Minn- Moline 2 Section Spike Tooth Harrow 2 yr. old; 2 Section Spike Tooth Harrow, 2 yr. old; Cultipacker; John Deere Tractor Manure Spreader, good; IHC Tractor Manure Spreader, good; 2 Rubber Tire Wagons with 14 ft. beds; IHC 2 Row Mounted (Model 24) Corn Picker, bought new Fall 1954; 1951 John Deere 116 W PTO Pick-up Baler; 1950 John Deere 12A Combine; John Deere Side Delivery; Johh Deere Semi-mounted 7 ft. Power Mower; John Deere 17 Hoe Fertiliser Grain Drill with Seed Attachment, good; Four Row IHC Fertiliser Corn Planter, on rubber, good; Universal 32 ft. Elevator with motor; Mounted John Deere Buck Rake; Disc Sled with RR Iron Runners; Red Head Harvey 10 inch Hammer Mill & Drive Belt; Tractor Ppwer Corn Shelley; Clipper Fanning Mill; Elevated Fuel Tank, good; " Good 2 Wheel Stock Trailer; Hudson Sprayer & 50 Gal. Tank; Two 10 Hole Wooden Hog Feeders; One Winter & One Summer Hog Fountain; 2 Stock Tanks; 1 Cooling Tank; Hudson Elec. Tank Heater* Electric Fence Equipment (Posts, etc.); One Battery & One Elec. Fence Charger; Pressure Grease Outfit, Motor Oil & Greases; Bm*n Tools and other articles. TERMS —CASH. Not Responsible for Accidents. EDGAR MUTSCHLER and ADRIAN LICHTLE — Owners, Roy S. Johpson, Ned C. Johnson, Ed Sprunger—Auctioneers Shroyers—Clerks. j Lunch Served On Grounds. 23,81’8

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