Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 169, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 August 1947 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES MONDAY, AUG. 25, 1947. ' SULLTV AN, INDIANA
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One thing is sure, it was hot at
that ball game Friday night. Of course, the press box was probably the coolest part of the stadium, since it was at the top, and there was a slight breeze coming from the lake. It still seems funny that the Bears got beat. Even ip the third and fourth quarter, most- of the spectators seemed to think that all Luckman had to do was toss a couple of passes and the Bears would go into the lead, Not until
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the All-Stars began making the Bears come up with those goalline stands in the fourth quarter did the fans realize that maybe the Bears would get beat. Before the game It was almost a unanimous opinion that . the Bears would win by whatever score they chose to make it. They looked better in the pregame work-out, and they seemed
to have more dash and fire than the All-Stars. But, somehow, the Bears just couldn't click. The All-Star line continually outcharged the Pros, and kept them off balance. And, the collegian line was outweighed some 30 pounds to the man. . The All-Star offense was very well handled. Coach Frank Leahy, who probably won't go into another game this season as the under-dog, seemed to have his offense worked out for the Bear Defense, and his defense was too much for the professional. Seldom did the Bears get a chance to use those bone-crushing plays they like to give the other teams in the league. Once or twice they did get one of them going, and for a moment it looked as though the Bear offense would get moving. But, the collegian line always stiffened. '. Sid Luckman is the passer all reports said, he was, and his tosses are things of beauty. Seldom did the collegians try to
break up a pass most of the in
complete passes were just out of
the receiver's reach, or he drop
ped the ball but would try to keep the receiver from piling up too much yardage after getting
the ball. It worked, too,, for very few of Luckman's passes gained a lot of yardage. The collegians even outsmarted the Big, Bad, Bears. On one play,
with Buddy Young as a decoy, Patterman threw for a touchdown. The Illini Flash was out wide on his own right flank, and the. Bears put three men out to watch him. The quarterback calmly threw a pass down the left side-line for a touchdown, and it was a beautiful pass, with little chance of any Bear breaking it up. Another time, with the collegians deep inside their own
twenty, the All-Stars lined up in punt formation, but pulled that screen pass that Bo McMillan used so successfully at Indiana
last season-to pick up some forty
yards.
It was just in case of the All-
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Stars having too much for the professionals. But, we would wager a lot of money that the loss will mean trouble for the other teams in the pro league. The Bears won't forget that beating, and they will be trying all season to make up for it. After all, it was the first time that the Bears ever had lost an all-star game, and it is generally, believed that this year's All-Star team was one of the weakest of all time. One thing about the evening, that we heard later, did tickle us. Many of the boys who will be
playing for the Arrows this fall
were up there, and one of them decided that he wanted a souvenir of the the game. He bought two penants, one for the Bears and one for the All-Stars for $2.50. The things sold for 85 cents apiece.
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LOCALS.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason of Paxton, Illinois and Mrs. Bertha Young of Indianapolis, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Mason of East Jackson Street Sunday
afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Marks
and children of Huntington, Indiana are the guests of Dr. Marks'
mother, Mrs. Harlan Marks, of
this city.
Ten Years Ago Today
August 25, 1937: Charles D. Hunt, attorney of this city, has been notified by
Federal Judge Baltzell of his reappointment as Conciliation Com-
missioner under the present Fra-
zier-Lemke Act. , Mr. Hunt has duly qualified for this duty and all cases coming under the statute' in this county should be referred to him. Parts of the original Act were found unconstitutional and later amended. , '
FAR BEYOND THE MEMORY OF MAN
FAt a convention In Westmin
ster in January, mi, vermoiu. was I declared an independent
ifitate." and , the name of New
Connecticut was adopted. The following' June the name was
changed to Vermont.
TRAVLERS IN EUROPE SAIL AUGUST 26 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lippeatt, who have been traveling in Europe for the past three months, will sail for home on August
from a French port. They have visited England, Scotland, Ire
land, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy,
Germany and France. ' " .
The Sullivan Girls Recreation Softball team defeated the Shelburn girls to a score of 4 to 2. This was the second game of a three game series and tied the games. The playoff will be at the Sullivan High School diamond Thursday at 5:00 p. m. Kelly McCammon manages the local squad.
-'7 Many lines of work which were r
unknown a generation ago are now commonplace. The automobile mechanic, the radio an-
nouncer, the airplane pilot alll
j are products of the present gen-:
. eration. Other occupations had k their origin far beyond the memory of man. Take ' pharmacy, for example, with its four thousand iyears of recorded history. We take considerable j l) . pride in being 'associated with a profession with such fine traditions. Pharmacy must be of, fundamental importance to have so lona endured. 1 BeCTaU s Pharmacy SINCE 1914 nnncnnnnnnannnnnnnnnannnnonnnc
J Cleveland, Ohio last week.
Donald Harlow of Batan Rouge, Louisiana, is visaing relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deckard and Lora Ann visited relatives in Toledo, Ohio recently. Ira Lam of Cincinnati, Ohio, spent the past week with Walter Lam and Mrs. Thelma Deckard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hefschel Linn were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed White Thursday.
HICKORY Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Joseph of Fort Wayne, spent the week-end with the latter's mother, Mrs. Mattie Joseph and other relatives here. ' Miss Sharon Gray of Irtdianapolis, is spending a few weeks with , her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer and Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Dode Figg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Chastain. ' . Dean Moore attended the reunion of the 83rd Division in
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