Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 229, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 November 1948 — Page 3

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 1948. PAGE THREE Reitz wins, the state champion- and Garfield still have the W.I.C. ship football championship to settle on Thanksgiving Day,, and the rest wait at least until Nov.23 before they start play. mother! None of the Western Indiana Conference teams play yet. Wiley V DONT MISS THIS GREAT VACUUM CLEANER VALUE SULLIVAN STORE

STANDINGS Team Won Lost 'leasantville 3 . 0

Hhelburr. 3 0

Carlisle ,. 2 0

rjraysville 2 1 Pairbanks '. . . 2 . 2 Parmersburg 1 3 Merom 0 2 New Lebanon 0 3 ' ilymera 0 . 3 A new lock has been added to the top of the county standings so far this year. With all but Dugrftcr and Sullivan pliylng, CarLle Lilians have won their first two Kames, a -reversal ci Ia?t yar's start when they dropped a long list cf games before they won their first game. Incidentally, the f.taii'ihigs include Tuesday night's games, but net, Wednesday night's eames. So, one of those three top trims will be off the top. Thr liidians an! Plearantville playei. last n'ght at Dusger. , It is a little early to pick the outstanding team in the county Shelburn's Panthers, using bi Sluder who won't be, around al! year, may not be quite so formidable when he is finished playing. The Indians are looking better than they have in recent year but whether they can stay on toj is another question. The Streakr are playing much the same bal as they did last year when the: won the Sullivan Valley prelim: But word around the counij is that the Dusger Bulldogs, le again by Coaali Gordon Keck will be the outstanding outfit tc play in these parts. The Bull log? have quita a number of the boy bask from last year, probably th' most experienced team in the county, and they have size. They will undoubtedly cause a lot of trouble for other ambitious . '.The Bulldog3 get into the.i.wing

of things Friday night 'wfien they play Lyons on the'.r home floor. Lyons has already dropped one to Carlisle, and it will give dopesters a chance to compare. some of the teams in the county. The Indisn-Streek game last night also cleared things a little. Sullivan's G-lden Arrows, al.Beware Coughs From .CGnsntsn Colds Thai HAKG OH Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Crcomulsioq with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or vou are to have vour money back. CREOMULSION orCoughs.ChestCoMs.fircmchitis

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ways the last team in the county to start the cage race, will wait until Dec. 3, when the Boonville Pioneers come to town before they start playing. They were handicapped because basketball practice here doesn't start until after the last football game of the year. That was Nov. 11.

Some of the name schools get into action for the first time. In the S.I.A.C., Jasper, who bad a battle with Loogootee last week, plays Washington Catholic, the same team that will visit Shelburn in December. Bedford starts against Peru, which won its first game last week. Bloomington's Panthers visit Greencastle to get their season started, while the Happy Hunters from Huntingburg, touted as one cf the best in the South, plays Washington's x.tchets at home.

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