Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 297, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1956 — Page 7

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1956

Notice of Refund To Gas Customers In conformity with the Order and Plan of the Public Service Commission oi Indiana, checks have been mailed to all gas customers of the undersigned entitled to participate in the re* fund of certain moneys received by the undersigned from its gas supplier, but certain of such refund checks to certain of the undersigned's gas customers, listed below, withtheir respective addresses as shown below, have been returned to the undersigned. If correct addresses be furnished to the undersigned, such checks will be re-mailed, or any customer whose check has been returned may have the same by calling for it at the undersigned’s local office at 237 N. Second, Decatur, Indiana. All addresses listed below are for Decatur, Indiana unless otherwise noted. Anderson, Grace, 710 N. 11th. Bailey, W., 821 N. 3rd. Bard, Mrs. Pauline, 1718 S. High, Muncie, tad. Botts, Douglas S., Tocsin, tad. Brennan, Mr. & Mrs. T., 416 W. Adams. / Bright, John A., 815 N. 3rd. Cobb, E. 8., 925 Harrison. Dettinger, Charles, Magley, tad. Eichenberger, Esther, 829% East First, Tucson, Arizona Elzey, John M., 416 Niblick. Falcon, Frank, 215 N. sth. Fuelling, Lawrence, 3291 S. Sepulveda, Loa Angeles 34, Calif. Gamsby, Ann, St. John, N. Glazner, Harold A., 403 Chocten Dr., Chattanooga, Tenn. Gonzales, Roberto, 148% W. Monroe. Harman, Francis B„ 9315 N. Sinclair, Algonac, Mich. Hawkins, M. A., 125% S. 2nd. Hoisington, Mrs. D. M., 511 E. High St., Huntington, tad. Ideal Restaurant, R. R. 3, Auburn, tad. • Kaufman, James, 148 N. 2nd. Kelley, Patrick, 105 N. 3rd. Lambert, Pete, 222 N. 4th. Miller, Mrs. Charles, 217 W. Wabash St., Berne, Ind. Nash, Marshall, Indiana St., Dunkirk, Hl. . Newell, Charles, 222 N. 4th. Norman, Don, Tocsin, Ind. Nunn, John L., 115 N. 6th. Overton, Charles E , R. R. 1, Monroeville, Ind. Porter Trailer Sales, 141 Pratt St., Van Wert, Ohio. J Ralston, H. A., 124 N. 2nd. Ralston, H. A., 126 N. 2nd. Rose, William, 222 N. 4th.. v Stanely, Mrs. Max, R 8.’2. $ ’ Taylor, Johnny, 232 N. Perkens, Rus&ville, tad. Tillman, Jeanne, 148 N. 2nd Troxler, Barbara, 125% S. 2nd. Turner, Isabelle, 644 Schirmeyer. Vore, Lorenzo, R. R. 1, Monroe, tad. Walters, C. L., 104 S. sth. Weekly, Ernest, Lewis Drive. Northern Indiana Public Service Company Dean H. Mitchell, President I i Aherdioiee ■ka|dH| $ I I I $ i • \ a $ Zl 8 if B JR $“1 J U S 111M1 k W ■ Tk JS t I now with w 2 WASH SPUDS! 1 2 SPIN SPEEDS! 1 PQs XLuiiih i Your choice of Normal or Slow jfl j®[ (" for wash. Normal or Slow for FT I spin ••• or any combination to ‘ s||| suit any washable fabric! jff as little as i *2-5* S — AFre * **** u bown ,AYMtNT jjd " Cleans and re-cleans wash ft? ftftftftftftftftft water to give you cleaner rA clothe®. Lint is caught in filter jO\ '' —not on y° ur clothes. Sand F? \ and soap scum aro automatic- >r?\ \ ally removed as wash water Jgf JO \ < continuously circulates. W g WA ' ,Mr § y 1,0 lINTfU2Z 0N CIOTHISI $ * so% mon t,o,h “ (opflci,y ,hon many w ether, automatics “ tgl, II • Water Saver for small loads VWwAvfw/ • War m ond CoW Water Rinses to save hot water • Famous G-E Activator® Washing Action • 5-Year Warranty on sealed-in transmission <eji IFAGER j | appliance sales f 147 So. 2nd Street Phone 3-4362

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President Os Detroit Asks Player Barred DETROIT (UP)—Edwin J. Anderson, Detroit Lions president, 1 has asked that defensive end Ed Meadows of the Western Division champion Chicago Bears be barred 1 from professional football “for life." In a letter to National Football League Commissioner Bert Bell, Anderson asked Bell Monday to ban Meadows and fine “the club, , the coaches and the players on the team for committing such an of- ' sense.” Anderson said Meadows “deliberately racked up" the Lions’ ace ; quarterback Bobby Layne early .in the title game Sunday in Chicago and Anderson further charged ; that Meadows’ action was “pre- ' meditated.” Layne suffered a brain concussion from the tackle but no penalty was called. Meadows later was : ejected from the game for slugging one of the Detroit players. But in Chicago, Meadows said Anderson’s accusation was “a lot of baloney.” Meadows said that he did not know whether or not Layne had handed off the ball. “What was I supposed to do,” Meadows asked, “stop and ask someone if Layne still had the ball*” George Halas, owner of the Bears, called Anderson "a damn liar.” But, when informed of Halas’ comment, Anderson said that “the record speaks for itself. "When Meadows was with Pittsburgh last year he put Layne out of action. He has a bad history,” the Lions president said. Anderson' said his complaint wasn’t “sour grapes” because the Bears had walloped the Lions, 38-21, for the title. He said that before the game a Dr. Roth, who said he was the Bears’ team doctor, told him that Layne would not last seven minutes—that the Bears were out to “get” him. Anderson said he had witnesses to the conversation. BOWLINb SCORES Classic League W L Pte Leland Smith Ins. —26 16 34 | Riverview Gardens 25% 16% 33% Decatur Lumber Co. 20 22 29 Butler s Garage —- 21% 20% 28% Peterson Elevator 20% 21% 28% Decatur Farms „„ 19 23 27 Acker Cement 20 23 27 West End Rest 19 23 25 ; Burk Elevator .... 18% 23% 24% ; Mies Recreation -. 20 22 24 ( High series: Jim Ahr 619 ( 205, 202, 212), Manoy Zelt 615 (199-213, 203). High games: C. Baumgartner 213, L. Liemenstoll 202, R. Lord 211, G. Hooper 201, D. Reidenbach 204, P. Smith 200, D. Harmon 202, A. Selking 223, P. Bleeke 215, 215, N. Bultemeier 200, F. Ahr 203, Erv. Bultemeier 203, I. Fennig 202.

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Pleasant Mills at Petroleum. Friday Columbia City at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Pleasant Mills. Adams Central at Ossian. Berne at Geneva. Hartforiti/t Redkey. I Junior High, Frosh . Divide With Berne Decatur freshmen and junior [high teams divided honors in a double header Monday night at the Berne gym. The Berne junior high team defeated Decatur, 42-29. The teams were tied at the first quarter, 11-11, but Berne led at the half, 28-19, and at the third period, 35-24. Schwartz tallied 19 points and Hill 15 for Berne, while Cowan led Decatur with 11 markers. The Decatur freshmen led at all periods to defeat Berne, 31-26, holding quarter margins of 10-6, 16-8 and 25-17. Clark topped Decatur with 13 points, and Blum scored 12 for Berne. — Junior High FG FT TP Nelson 13 5 Cowan 5 1 11 Knodel 2 0 4 Bolienbacher 2 4 8 Townsend 0 0 0 Grabiel —0 0 0 Johnson 0 0 0 August 0 0 0 Drake .... 0 11 Sharpe ....'. 0 0 0 Magley —— 0 0 0 TOTALSIO 9 29 Berne FG FT TP Smith 113 Baungartner 0 0 0 Hill 71 15 Ziegler 0 0 0 Inniger T 1 3 Schwartz 8 3 19 Renner 000 Hernian .... 0 0 0 Habeggaro 2 2 Liechty 0 0 0 TOTALSI7 8 42 a,. Freshmen FG FT TP Reidenbach .....2 0 4 Smith —.... 0 0 0 Agler 0 0 0 DeVoss 2 0 4 T. Snyder 113 I Clark 6 1 13 Thieme 3 il 7 Gay .... 0 0 0 TOTALS 14 3 31 Berne FG FT TP Inniger ....10 2 Simon 1 ! 2 4 Blum 2 8 12 Graber 10 2 Mason 10 2 VonGunten 1.0 0 0 Beer 0 0 0 Habeggerl 2 4 Sipe ..j.O 0 0 TOTALS ~ 7 12 26 it m « ia e somertnng m sen rooms- or rent try a Detnocr* Want Ad. It brlnas result*

San Francisco Winning Skein Halted Monday By JOHN GRIFFIN United Press Sports Writer San Francisco’s oft’V postponed date with disaster has come at last after a fantastic two years and one week. After avoiding defeat through a record 60 straight games stretching way back to Dec. 11, 1954, San Francisco’s Dons reached the end of the victory trail Monday night in a “no excuse” 62-33 debacle against Illinois at Champaign, 111. “We just didn’t play a good game and that’s all there is to it," admitted Dons’ Coach Phil Woolpert after the lopsided Illini triumph. The clash between the Illini, ranked No. 3 in the nation, and San Francisco, rated No. 4, was strictly no contest from the opening whistle. Illinois reeled off eight straight pointe before San Francisco scored. In fact, the game was three minutes old before the Dons could get off a shot. Illini Never Headed At halftime, the Illini led, 31-15, and they boosted that to 22 points at 39-17 within four minutes. The victors reached their Widest margin, 32 points, at 60-28 shortly before the end. Six-eight George Bonsalle paced Illinois with 19 points and Don Ohl added 14. San Francisco, shorn of injured high scorer Gene Brown, was led by Al Dunbar with 12 points. Iq the course of rolling up 60 straight victories since bowing to UCLA 47-40, on that hardly - remembered occasion two years ago, the Dons smashed every winning record in the book and captured two straight national college championships. It was the fourth win for unbeaten Illinois, but North Carolina, the nation’s No. 2 team, stayed a jump ahead by gaining its fifth victory, 70-61, over Maryland. The Tar Heels opened up a 40-26 halftime lead and. breezed home, although ace Lenny Rosenbluth was outscored by Maryland's Bob O’Brien, 29-26. St. Joseph’s Advances Monday night also saw the first round of the pre-holiday Carrousel Tournament at Charlotte, N.C. Title choice St. Joseph’s (Pa.) drubbed Davidson, 89-64, as Kurt Englebert fired in 36 points. Wake Forest, Florida, and Auburn also scored first-round wins to, advance to tonight’s semi-finals. In other leading games Monday night: Defending Big Ten champ lowa ripped Loyola of the South, 80-65, despite 28 points by 6-5 Pete Gatidin; John Richter and Bob Seitz had 26 each for North Carolina State in a 90-73 romp over Eastern Kentucky; Bob Plump's 29 points led Butler to an 83-79 overtime win over Michigan St.; Don Smid t’ s 24

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points paced Nebraska in a 65-62 victory over Purdut;; Notre Dame pulled away in the second half to beat Valparaiso, 86-74; Cal vi n Grosscup of Tulane had 22 points and 17 rebounds in an 81-60 win over Baylor; Vandy Routs Texas Al Rochell’s 25 points led Vanderbilt in a 94-67 rout of Texas; Arkansas avenged an earlier loss by beating Wichita, 80-67; Denver rallied to nip Southern California, 59-57; Niagara trounced Assumption, 77-44; Marquette downed Drake, 100-84; and fifth - ranked SMU made its record 5-0 with a 101-72 rout of Texas Tech. Two clashes betweenhigh-rank-ed teams spice tonight’s program. Louisville (No. 6) visits St. Louis (No. 9) and Kentucky (No. 7) visits Duke (No. 16' in blue - ribbon battles, while national leader Kansas sends Wilt Chamberlain against California, West Virginia (No. 13) hosts Richmond, and Rice (No. 19) visits Oregon in other headliners. 1 College Ratings NEW YORK (UP)—The United Press college basketbail ratings (with first-place votes and wonlost records through Dec. 15 in parentheses): — Team Points 1. Kansas (30) (4-0 ) 327 2. North Carolina (1) (4-0) 218 3. Illinois (3-0) 216 4. San Francisco (5-0) 214 5. Southern Methodist (2) (4-0)209 6. Louisville (1) (5-1) 141 7. Kentucky (4-1 115 8. Kansas State (4-0) 92 9. St. Louis (1) (3-1) 66 10. Oklahoma A&M (64) 53 s Second JO Ohio State, ®; 15, lowa State. 38; 13, West Virginia, 34; 14, St. John’s (N.Y.) 27; 15, Canisius. 18< 16, Duke, 17; 17, Western Kentucky, 15; 18, UCLA, 12; 19 <tie>. Rice and Washington, 8 each. Others—Temple, Oklahoma City Univ., and Alabama, 7 each; Dayton, 5; St. Joseph’s (Pa.) and Bradley, 4 each; Seton Hall, Vanderbilt and Texas, 3 each; Purdue Indiana, Niagara, California and San Jose State, 2 each; Miami (O.) and North Carolina State, 1 each. *

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