Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 200, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 October 1947 — Page 4

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SUtLTCAN DAILY .TIMES TUESDAY, OCT. .7, 1947.

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That ball game Friday night changed complexions with a suddenness that this corner hasn't seen in a long time. It looked like the Arrows were going to push the Tech outfit clear out of Sportland Field, when a play that could have gone either way happened. Frankly, we don't like

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to find excuses for a beating, but from where we were standing di

rectly on the sideline, and in line

with Hilgediek when he couldn't hang on to that pass, the ball looked like it was thrown forward.

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However, the officials; who are always right even if no one on the field agrees with what they decide, said it was a lateral and they gave the ball to Tech on the recovery. From that point, the game developed into something of a jvut.

And for the most part, they played a good defensive game. Huff stopped one Tech drive when he intercepted a pass on the Arrow 24, while Oldham recovered the fumble that started the drive that almost tied up the game for the locals.

However, regardless of how ! the game ended, the Arrows played their best game of the i

season for three quarters, until the terrific pounding they took from the much bigger Cats began to tell in the last period. It looked like the Arrows were just too tired to be able to keep up with the Cats in that period.

The game did a let of damage to the Arrows' chances this week though, (when Mil Carter was badly roughed up in the first quarter as he was punting. He suffered a wrenched knee, and it is doubtful if he will be able to play against (Brazil. Scully also aggravated his leg injury and is hobbling around with a cane.

However, the ork of Den McClure Friday night was such that he shows promise of developing into a capable back, who should take some of the lead off the other men who will be playing.

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It would be difficult to single

out any cne player and say he was the best man on the field for Sullivan. Hilgediek ran the way , that piled up much yardage for the big back. He picked up 133 yards in fifteen tries, which includes the 67 yards he ran for the Arrow score.. Pinkston was in there smashing the Tech line, and so were McClure and Scully.

The work of the line in opening the holes for the backs to scamper through was the best they have shown this season.

The Red Devils, meanwhile, lost another . game, this time to Garfield, by a score of 26 to 6. It was the first time that the Imps had scored this year and even then they weren't deep in Garfield territory except for that score. When the Arrows go to Brazil Friday, they will stand a good chance of winning, should Coach Jones be able to find some replacements for Carter and Scully. If not, Brodie vnl

probably have to play an entire game again this week, with the other backfield post filled by a

freshman. .

Still, the Arrows have been a jinx team for Brazil for lo, these many years, and they should win again Friday. If they do, it will mean that not since 1931 . has a Brazil eleven been able to stay in front of the Arrows -'-in a football game. And you can Taet that the Arrows will be in there to keep .that rvictpry string going.

All members are urged to attend.

Sullivan tjw Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

The Friendship class of -the Methodist church will i meet Hvith Mrs. William , Powell in Jasonville Tuesday evening, October 7th. Members who do not have trans- ' portation phone 9223 or 58G-X.

Needlecraft club will meet Wednesday, October 8th with Mrs. W. W. Asdell.

Join in the Celebration!

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See the big Exposition depicting the agricultural progress of the past century!

CHICAGO, SOUTH END SOLDIER FIELD EVERY DAY OCTOBER 18 to NOVEMBER 2

Hud Crowder W.R.C. ,will meet in regular session, Wednesday, October 8th at 2 p. m., Woodman Hall. A good attendance is desired.

SulMvan Business & Professional Woman's Club will ' I meet Monday, Oct. 13, 7:00 p. m Public Library basement All members urged to attend.

All offices of the Royal Neighbors of America that will go to Bicknell be present for practice Friday, October 10th at 7 o'clock. Anyone willing to fill in also come. Elm Park P.T.A. (will meet Thursday, October 9, 7:30 at the school. &

Sullivan Lodge No. 263 F. & A. M., stated meeting Tuesday, October 1, 1947, 7:30 p. m. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Morris Hudson, W. M., Russell Inbody, Sec.

Speedo club will meet Friday, October 10, home of Mrs. Lewis.

Choir rehearsal at Christian church Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.

The Graysville Birthday club will meet Thursday, October 9th, with Pauline Phillips.

Pocahontas club will be entertained by Ruby Bonham, 235 South McCammon Street, Thursday, October 9. Bring Own table service.

,G. H. club will meet with (Mrs. Mattie Dudley at her home, 415 Sylvandeil Street, Thursday, October 9, at one o'clock.

Regular meeting of the American Lerion Auxiliary, Tuesday, October 7, 8:00 p. m. at the Legion Home.

b.W.E. club will meet Friday' at 12:00 noon for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Alma Richardson.

The Triple T Home Economics club meets at the home of Mae Exlrne October 8th for their first covered dish dinner cf the year. Everyone please attend. Bring own table service.

Pythian Sisters wilt meet Thursday, October 9, mem-, hers please be present.

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and ask about special trip arrangements.

Qui" Daily Message

Mrs. Clarence Alsman Sr. visit-i

ed over the week-end with t Mr. I and Mrs. Tilden Alsman. Miss

j Marjorie Alsman accompanied

them home for a few days visit. Clarence Alsman Jr. and Marjorie Alsman and Jesse Mae' O'Haver spent the week-end ini Tennessee visiting friends. Homer H. Murray has gone toij

Our ambulance js READY TO GO 24 hours a day.

Bluffton to attend the funeral of an aunt. i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wonders spent the week-end in Sullivan. They are former residents and

i now live at JJanvuie, Illinois, i

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donnelly I Jr. of Decatur, Illinois, were guests of Mr. Donnelly's parents I over the week-end. ? Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Barrick j of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Wheaton of Lewis and Mr. and A Mrs. James Sharpe and daugh-f ter of Farmersburg, spent Sun-1 day with Mr. and Mrs. . George Barrick. (

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