Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1956 — Page 6

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Hammond Noll Chief Tourney Upset Victim ' INtMANAPOLIS (INS) — The annual month-long fever known as Indiana's high school basketball tourney has eaten 148 teams off the original starting field. (James at 53 sectional centers Wednesday afternoon and evening reduced the original band of 742 hopefuls to 594 teams-many of ■whom will be sidelined by the time action finishes at all $4 sectional centers tonight. Two of the major threats to the title of unbeaten defending state champion Crispus Attacks were sidelined in Wednesday action Hammond high, a threat in its ©wn right, disposed of city-rival Hammond Noll, 68-58. Since an upset rightfully has ben described as a victory unexpected even by the mothers of the players, this can rate only as a mild surprise. ? However, it was the tirstJpss in 21 games tor Noll, whose fast setback came at the hands of this same Hammond high squad in the 1955 sectional? Frank Radovicb with 35 for the winners and Bo|> flßradtke with 27 for the losers ■tarred. Hammond won a second game Wednesday night, 77-66 from Morton- ; , , ■

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A mine pronounced surprise,' although again not a legitimate upset, was produced by Shortridge and Herschel Tamer in eliminating Indianapolis Tech, 49-47. With the score tied, Shortridge had the baR with leas than two minutes remaining. The stall worked until Turner jumped above a crowd of Tech players with five seconds to go and bit a miracle shot. Shortridge had to come from - 10 points back in the last 10 min- • utes to win. [ Although Noll’a 10 authorised players are among the 1.480 who will watch today's action from the bleachers. New Rom got the state's smallest unbeaten team through its first test. New noss eliminated what could be its biggest obstacle to the title when it downed sectional host Crawfordsville, 45-41 in overtime. Mississinewa, another unbeaten with 21 straight, opens its bid fox glory tonight as the Marion sectional begins piay. Misa meets Van Buren. Crispus Attacks opens defense of its crown against Beech Grove and < should have no trouble getting its < 36th straight win-two shy of the all-time winning mark of 38 set 1 by Vinncennes 34 years ago. At- 1 tucks seeks Rs fourth straight see- “ tional title and also hopes to be- ' come ( the first unbeaten state ’ champion. 1 Two former state champions I were sidelined. Frankfort's four- < time winners fell before Colfax, 53-50- Coal City, . a consolidation 1 that swallowed Wingate's 1913 and ’ 1914 state charnpe, fell before Free- 1 dom, 70-55. Xj 1

ABC Revenue FoV Year .17 Millions $17,000 Totol Is Received By County INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —Chairman Walter P. Weyland of the Indiana alcoholic beverage commissiop reported today that revenue collected from alcoholic beverages in 1955 totaled $17,310,222.46. He said the total revenue war equivalent to the amount that would have been raised by a 29 cent general property tax levy. For the first time in 1955, cities and towns got a bigger hunk of the ABC collections, thanks to a law passed by the last general assembly in response to demands from municipalities for financial aid. Weyland said that the 1955 law brought $2,677,965.59 to incorpor ated cities and towns on a per capita basis and in the future would net the municipalities about three miUion dollars annually. — This sum- was distributed by the Indiana auditor’s otice. In addition, $2,113,510.96 representing two-thirds of the license fees paid the ABC by local retailers and dealers, went to cities and towns. The remaining one-third of these fees ($1,056,760.04) was turned ovep to the state superintendent of public instruction for use in paying schopl teachers’ salaries.

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’ The ABC also paid $6,106,095.48 into the postwar construction fund for building and rehabilitating state Institutions. Another $6,331,384.26 went into the state, general fund and it was from this the cities and towns got their added distribution. Some $781033.20 in special excise taxes and license fees went to the ABC for administration s and law enforcement The com- - mission on alcoholism $230,- - 253 to be used in the rehabillta- * tion of habitual alcoholics. The total received by cities and towns from alcoholic beverage ? fees and excise taxes for (he 7®*r ' was $4,848,286.59. Breakdown by cities and court- ( ties included: t Adams county: total, $17,043.63. t consisting of Berne, $2,565.38; De--1 catur $12,585.41; Geneva $1,328.- ( 43; Monroe $447.74. and $116.67 I to the county government. Allen: $359,296.78, consisting of $248,141.37 to Fort Wayne; $387.56 to Grabilf: $1,669.72 to Monroe- . ville; $4,660.46 to New Haven; , $1,464.92 to Shirley City, and , $2,973.25 to Allen county. - fl! SENATE DEBAfI ' >< (Continued From Page On«> price support , However, backers of the commit tee bill said that if an amendment la adopted satisfactory to corn belt eenators, there will be more votes for 90 per cent supports on other crops. Trade in a Goo., zown — Decatur.

Jobless Pay Claims Below 1955 Figures Jobless Pay Claims Are 10 Percent Lower INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — The Indiana employment security division today reported unemployment claims are running about 10 per cent under the year-ago level. Director William C. Stalnaker said the 42,036 total claims last were just under the total for the week before. He said both small, scattered layoffs and recalls to work were evident as some industries slowed production and others increased. Stalnaker further added that fewer persons were laid off than were laid oft the week before and that the number of claims from newly unemployed workers was down 850 to 5,389 from 6,247 the previous week. An even smaller decrease was noted in continued claims' which numbered 34,405 last week compared to 34.465 the week before. BOWLING SCORES Rural League W L Marathon .-14 4 Preble Tavern .13 5 Plumley 12 6 Sautbine & Simerman --..10 8 HolthouK Furniture 9 9 Furling —-— 8 10 Kenny's Ice —a-j— 7 11 Faurote Home Builder .—7 11

McConnell 6 13 Willshire K. P 4 14 High games: Schlickman 316, Burke 219, Worden 214. Miner League W L Pts. Kohne Drug 18% 1% 21% Western Auto ... 11 7 18 Smith Dairy 11% 8% 14% Schafer Store .... 11 7 14 Moose —8 10 12 Clem Hardware ... 8 10 11 Goodyear .' 8 10 10 Two Brothers .... 5 13 . 8 - August Cafeteria ..5 13 7 Decatur Ready Mix 5 13 8 600 series: Hodle 633 (220-202-211). High games: A Murpny 210. Notes: Hodle rolled a new high individual three game series.

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American Lefllon League W L Pts. Burke Insurance .14 7 18 Fuellings 11 10 “18 Team No. 8 11% »% 16% First State Bank . 11% 9% 14% Macklins 9 12 13 Asbbauchers 9 12 13 Mies Recreation .9 12 12 Bultemeier Con. .9 12 10 Burke Insurance won three from Ashbaucher, First State Bank won three from Bultemeier Construction, Fuelling won three from Macklin and Mies Recreation won two from Team bio. 8. 200 scores: Geisler 213, Koos 206-201, Burke, D. 201-212, Ulman 210, Bulmahn E. 204, Bulmahn D. 210-208-208, Fuelling 209, Bchneph Will 202, Gallmeyer 220. . 600 series: Bulmahn D. (210-208-

THUWBDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1966

208) 626. Merchant League . W L Old Crown 16 6 Holthouse Drug 14 Smith Scrap Iron 12 9 Krick & Tyndall No. 2.. 12 9 State Gardens Blackwells 10 H Krick & Tyndall No. 1— 10 11 V. FW. 8 3 ZintHmasterS — — 16 Farmer Grain Co. ———- • 16 200 games: Wendell 221, D. Bleberich 201. Note; L. Davia bad a triplicate 125- w If you na»e som“tning io sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brlngt results.