Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 23 February 1959 — Page 13

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SECTIONAL (Continued train P*g« out) March 7, followed by the Fort Wayne and Adams Central champions. The afternoon winners will meet at 8:15 p.m. for the regional crown. Fort Wayne wiU also be the site for one of the four semi-state tourneys Saturday, March 14. The Fort Wayne and Kokomo regional winners will meet at 1 p.m., the Elkhart and Marion champions at 2:15 p.m., with the afternoon winners meeting at 8:15 p.m. The four semi-state survivors will battle for the state championship at the Butler fieldhouse at Indianapolis Saturday; March 21. The Lafayette and Indianapolis winners tangle at 1 p.m., and the Fort Wayne and Evansville win- , ners at 2:15 p.m., with the state , championship encounter at 8:15 p.m. 1

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graduation CunUeMMdl SMMM OMN ser. Commodores-d Paul Orow, Glen Wilder, Tony Lengerich. Geneva—Charles Hoffman, Larry Newcomer,. Calvin Morgan, Bill Tester, Marvin Biery, Larry NetiL Lester Affolder. Hartford—Dailey Bixler, Delbert McCune, John Thomas, Derryle' Pharr, Bob Owens, John Meshberger, Fred Miller, Carl Zuercher. Monmouth—Larry Busick, Hon Hoffman, Rex King. Pleasant Mills—Steve Irwin, Roger Snyder, Roger Roe, Steve Riley. Yellow Jariiato BM Bisehoff, Bob phraluka, Richard Canales, Larry Daniels, Jan Foor. San Francisco’s fashionable Nob Hill derived its name from “Nabob.” the term applied to the gold, silver and railroad millionaires who built their mansions on the bill in the 1870’s.

i f (Continued Brom p«e one) INALS. —oOo ADAMS CENTRAL-YELLOW JACKETS — Both tußms have been up and down all beacon. A rougher schedule should put the Jackets in better position for this one. So, a vote for the YELLOW JACKETS. MONMOUTH-COMMODORES — Both have had mighty poor seasons. The Eagles downed the Commodores early in the season when the Commodores were hampered by ineligibility. The Eagles also lack the scoring potentiality of the Commodores. So, a vote for the COMMODORES. —oOo— BERNE-GENEVA—Another toughie. The Cardinals have the better record, but lost on their home floor by one point to the Bears, and don’t appear to have enough size to match the Bears. So, another vote for the champion BEARS. —— • YELLOW JACKETS-COMMODORE3—The Decatur teams do not meet in regular season play, but in two previous sectional engagements, provided two splendid ball games. Jackets’ record, while far from good, is better than Commodores. So, a rather hesitant vote for the YELLOW JACKETS. BERNE-YELLOW JACKETS—The Jackets defeated the Bears on the Berne court away back in Decern-, her by eight points, but Berne appears to have improved more than the Jackets. So, another vote for the champion BEARS. —oOo— THERE ARE THE predictions for 1959. May feel pretty foolish when all the smoke has cleared away, as

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it looks from here like the team that gets up and stays up for three games will take the marbles. And that team? Anybody’s guess is as good aa anybody else. Here’s hoping for a fine tourney, capacity crowds and the tbps in sportsmanship. -

ENTIRE Continued frwnn page one Pie RS R Hit MUIS P.M. 34, Berne . » P.M. 38, Hartford 48 P.M. 43, Harlan-71 P.M. 48, Adams Central 57 P.M. 38, Monroeville ........ 69 P.M. 37. Convoy -——- 76 P.M, 82, Monmouth --*■—— 64 P.M. 54, Wren L-—.... 46 P.M. 56, Petroleums 9 P.M. 56, Commodores— 46 P.M. 39, Geneva 57 P.M. 67, Willshire ...63 P.M. 45, Ohio City6B P.M. 60, Willshire - 49 P.M. 45, Commodores 72 P.M. 51, Arcola .....62 P.M. 35, Hoagland 85 County Tourney P.M. 43, Adams Central 76 YELLOW JACKETS Y»J. 66, Monmouth 44 Y.J. 47, Elmhurst .57 Y.J. 72. Concordia 61 Y.J. 43, Geneva 49 Y.J. 55, Berne _... + 47 Y.J. 60, Ft. Wayne C.C.79 Y.J. 48, Columbia Citys6 Y.J. 47, Bluffton6s

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Y.J. 59, New Haven — 58 Y.J. 60, Huntington 75 Y.J. 47, Auburn — 56 Y.J. Bluffton .....j65 I Y.J. 66, Kendallville64 Y.J. 66, Angola —i ßl Y.J. 44, Ft. Wayne Central .. 64 Y.J. 68, Portland— 81 Y.J. 47, Garrett 71 Y.J. 65, Winchestersß Holiday Tourney Y.J. 63, Portland —— 49 Y.J. 68, Bluffton 57 The first automatic botflemaking machine was developed in Toledo, Ohio, in 1908 by Michael J. Owens. L .... . — . ----- -—‘— i The largest military reservation within the boundaries of a United I States city is the 1,540-acre Presidio of San Francisco. Reversing the tube may im- , prove a fluorescent light that has grown dark at one end. ' Industry sources predict an increase of five to ten per cent in [ the sale of fountain pens during ’ 1959. I , ,

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