Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 228, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 November 1948 — Page 3

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118 tor is weex j By Kurt Freudenthal i' United Press Spcrts Writer INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17. (U.R) f .shelbyville s Golden Bears, t'7 Indiana high school basketchamps but only an average vlvib last year, opened the Soulii- ) -antral Conference race last night Vy basting Franklin, 41 to 33. ' "The game signaled the tip-off tH this week's prep school cage tare which includes 30 or more i'irU-line games. . Shelbyville, . which von only j Ihree tilts last year and was i downed in its own sectional, didn't, take command of la'-'t night's W?mc until midway in the third i period. But than Coach Frank : Barnes' boys never were headed. The majority of the week's con- ; tests will, as usual, take place Friday night: Then, most of th? North Central Conference clubs viJl join in the hardwood melee. Eut Lafayette Jefferson's state champs, also the KCC titlist, will le idle for another week. The 1'ionccs' season opens Nov. 24 at Ltbanosl,Two of last March's finalists, Anderson and Muncie Central, Loth of the NCCrwill open Friday.' Andersen will entertain Greenfield and Central's Bearcats will y,o against Winchester. New Castle's tail Trojans, open at Conncrsville and Kokomo will be at Wabash. Bedford's Stonecutters, another perennial favorite, will open ns?ainst Peru, 41 to 33 winner over Hartford City last week. Major Indiana high school basketball games this week: Wednesday Brookville at Conr.ersvillc; North Vernon at Jeffersonville. Friday Plymouth at Alexandria; Elwocd at Rochester; Auburn at Hartford City; Tipton at Monticello; Muncie Burris at Roy- i erton: Peru at Bedford; Kokomd at Wabash; Greenfield at Anderson; Frankfort at Crawfordsville; Royal Center at Logansport; Greontcwn at Marion; Winchester at Muncie Central; New Castle at ConneiTville; Liberty at Richmond; Greensburg at Co!umbus; Southport at Franklin; Eloornington at Greencastle; Mooresville at Martinsville; Batesville at Rushville: Seymour at Shelbyville; Madison at North Vernon; Huntingbure at Washington; Washinsinn Catholic at Jasnr; Blufftcn at Columbia City; MonroeyiJle at New . Haven: Honey Crclk at TciyelTaute-State; Rossvirle at Flora; Portland at . Union-City . ' ' " Saturday Muncie Burris at Mishawaka; Brownstown at Lawreneeburg. Iwjm Beat Tigers, Farmersburg Loses The Fairbanks Trojans beat the New Lebanon Tigers last night in a county league fprne by a score of 34 to 32 on the Fairbanks floor. The home team led fi to 3 at the end of the first period, and 17 to 12 at half time. However, the third stanza to overcome most of that lead and trail by only two points. 25 to 23, as th'o last period started. McCoskey led the scoring in Ihe frame as he hit for 9 fielders and 3 free throw-? for a total of 21. points. He left the game on pprsonals in the fourth quarter. Tarrah and Norris led ths Trojans with 12 and 11 points each. Riley's Cossacks best the Farmersburg Plowboys by a score of 44 to 23 last night. Thi Cossacks took the lead early and steadily increased it throughout the game. They led 21 to 10 at he time and increased the lead to 34 to 12 as the last period opened. VanGildei' with 12 points and Gummere with ' 11 points led Riley. Engle scored 7 points for Farmersburg. JAMES S. HARDISON EVANGELIST

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SOUTHERN YANKEE." An MGM Woman Admits . Cattle Theft"LA PORTE, Ind., Nov. . 17 (UP) A woman held with two South Dakota cowboys on a warrant charging them with cattle rustling today confessed dealing cattle in Penningon County, South Dakota. Police Chief Leo Kramer said he had .a written confession iram. Mrs. Margaret -White,-age 35, Philip, S. D., that she "helped in cattle rustling jobs." Mrs. White, her husband, Ward White, age 38, and Bowen C, Bowell, age 32, Pedro, S. D., were arrested in a Gary hotel lobby yesterday. Police said a load of cattle bearing seven different brand markings was shipped, by truck from Pedro to Chicago and sold there and in Central Indiana. Kramer said the two men had made "oral statements." All t'-.ree denied LaPorte County cattle thefts and theft of a hay baler from a LaPorte farm implement store last Oct. 10. Kramer said he understood Pennington 'County authorities were en route to Indiana. , They also were wanted in Gary on a Vad check charge. GRAYSVIXLE HIGH SJCHOOX, ItONOR ROLL This honor roll is set up by a point system. An "A" counts three points; a "B" two points and a "C" one point. A student must make ten points to be on the honor roll. Students who reached this goal are as follows. Seniors: Richard Pethel and Monte Riggs; Juniors: Reah Stevens, Marjorie Payne, Lee Otis Sluder and Barbara Osburn; Sophomores: Helen McGary, Harold Gorham, Marceline Feltner, Fern Ellen Foutz and Max Whittman. Freshmen: Patricia Pinkston, Bet--ty Jean Harris. and Stephen Allen Nowlin. JESUS' SAID:

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Sir- AX 5 ,Y picture with ARLENE DAHL, STATE PARK INNS TO STAY OPEN INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17. (U.R) Inns at four of the 16 Indiana i State Parks will remain open all j winter long, officials of the State Division of Parks reminded Hoosier vacationists today. All state parks will be open to visitors all winter, the officials said, but overnight accommodations will be available only at Spring Mill, Pokagen, Clifty Falls and Turkey Run. PROSECUTORS PLAN ANNUAL MEETING INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17 (U.R) The Indiana Prosecutors Association today scheduled its annual meeting here ec. 16-18. Association President Robert McCrea said that all Incumbents and newly elected prosecutors were invited. CUSTOM BUTCHERING BENNETT BROS. New location, 1 mile west of High School. We also buy beef hides. . IN THE ASH CAN Radio Service South Side Square EAST JACKSON REVIVAL (Except Saturday)

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A.B.C. WILL LIFT LICENSE MORATORIUMS " INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17 (U.R) The State Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced tocUy that tomorrow it would lift a six-months moratorium on granting new club liquor licenses and new package store r.nd wine and beer permits. ABC Chairman Lefler Anderson said the moratoriums, put in effect to prevent "overcrowding the state with liquor stores and taverns," were stopped oecause of a let-up in the number of requests for permits. Great to Relieve muniklt Will Are you troubled by distress of remale functional monthly disturbances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so nervous, weak, high-strung at such times? Then bo try Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms I In a recent medical test this proved remarkably helpful to women troubled this way. Any drugstore. Hum L. I imviinwi O COMPOUND