The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 March 1949 — Page 3

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SPORTS By Jim Zeis Fillmore Will {ladies To Bowl Meet Waveland Here Sunday

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Fillmore’s Cardinals, wimifts >f thi' local sectional lust weoknd, will invade Attica tomorro" or the regional tourney, determned to knock off Waveland at 1 |). m. Coach Craig will probably start the same five boys that (rushed past Grcencastle and ■ hen defeated Koaehdale to cop he sectional championship. This iioup includes Neier. <'irjicnter. Crimes, Girton and Ruark The Hornets, who upset Otaword.sville, to win the sectional .1 that city, are doped to eliminite Fillmore. Th(> Cards, howvc.. have a far different idea, ’he team was accorded a rousng sendoff today by the East ’utnani hi^h school students, leveral of whom vv II be in the de "heir at Attiia when game [ me rolls around tomorrow. Clinton battles Attica's lied ’amblers in the second tilt of he afternoon and the two winters meet Saturday night for th igiu to play in the semi-finals. Greencastle tans are a'so deep I Iv inten sted in the oiitemae

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As a gesture of goo l-w 11. th Fillmore squad has p aetid d i

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mentor, and his staff have co jperateil and assisted Con • Craig and Ins net to ;, i s •very w;kv to get tii ■ i

deter second baseman Joe Gordon stars of the world champion Cleveand donning their uniforms at the Tic • n. Ariz. They hope to straighten through conferences with President

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moHNADOES strike without warning * 38 ol them lust year. Again tiiis year, thousands of tornado victims will need housing, medical care, food, and long-term rehabilitation. Your Red Cross will be there. Last year, through your Red Cross, you gave relief in 303 diansterf .. .assisted

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••hope for the regional. DePeuw Baseball Card Announced DePauw university’s 1949 baseball nine will play a 14 game schedule with eight home tilts at Blackstock stadium, Atheletic Director Raymond K (G-umyi Neal announced today. Michigan’s Albion College c.ppoaec the Tigers in the season opener here April 13 Th i first goneial c all to baseball aspirants will be made in tend days. Head Co o h Charley Erdman said today Erdnian, back as Tiger diamond pilot for the,third year, revealed the hurler.; Joe Butlei. Buzz Be. dry. md Jleri Eckcliiian are thniw ig • ndoors with catclu is Eli Sorgc and Bob p ml. y i Schedule; April 13. Albion. H April 27. At Hanover April 30, At Wabash May 4 At But h r Mty t>. Ball Slat' il May 7. At Indiana State May 10. Wabash, ii May 11. Hanov. r Ii May 13, At Wabash May 18. Indiana State, H May 21. Wabash, il Mty 25. Canterbury H May 27. At Ball State May 31. Butler II Tigei Netters Awarded Letters Six Deivauw t':. '■ ’-V ’•> ■ ‘ ' ball players re< ivod r.m.i u le* • ters for the 191'' I cording to an ami un e.n.-nt t ’ da> by k R ’ director. ’1 ho.'e who Ida J< h St • ihestei; ( ilcii E k 1 >i* n t u b is. John Mot. India Bussell Freeland, Lawren eburg taclyn Psik ’ -tm Beck ('■ i Dll ’ ■‘ved a maj,' 1 t manager.

E g-l't ctball i; .. ’■ I (8-48 season I a as • 1 nounc ii here 1 n' ’etic din tor Those who i ' include Lee U ' ilton Ei.risville; Harold Munc:c Madison. Irhn Mull. South Bend; James Chaniness. Michigan < it'. Thomas Gardner, Shelburn; Donald Nichols. Angola; Joseph Man. hart, Grcencastle. and Don Patterson, Bartlett, 111. Norman Roh.n. Auburn. vax awarded a numeral as sophomor manager.

The Marott Shoe store bowling team will play a match wit.i he White Way team at Varsity !•*.tie Sunday afternoon. March 6 at 1 o’clock. The local girls feel proud of he fact that this team has agr 1 - i to come down, as it is one of lie Iks' ..omens’ team m th • Central west. Due to the difference in theii a'oi'i'S, the Marott team has igieed to giv the White Way ;ui 75 pci cert handicap '.c o effsot their higher scoring •iverage to make the match fair which indicates the high type of sport ,manship we can expect to vitneas Sunday. The local White Way loam .’ill l.e n mposed of Doris H n ;! Capinin. Louise Peter, on )o; i • Howland, .1 nny Martina' md An ; Von Tress Tii" Marott team will be con >080' 1 of Louise Glass, Mabc Elsie i Ethel Maltei Mae h. Ruin i ts and Lama Alexander A little about each of th .s' jowlers; Louise Glast 182 average. ■’oMii"! member of ihe championhip Vavi e t, am. She has rollo ! ev :i 000 -ciurs so far in tin. current s, ason. Mabel K:shcr ’.07 averagi ■ii in - i olio I tv\ • 000 series in - y. ai. form r single winner f th G, ..ina i Times Stai ’ourament. Ethel Mai; i . a newenmer ' • bowling, current average 164. Martha Robert. 169 averag I Rolled two 600 series ibis yeai and has won many doubles ho . ors teamed w.ih Laura Alex | andei. Laura Alexander, (team .’upItain) averagi 104 Th; e times City singles champion (Indianapolis). Two tunes allevciv.s .viu ner. Also i hainpion fonnerly •.. | state doubh s ;earn She i;s pacity and s a'.t W 1 B. C. pre dent and life number of th Nal.onai Beale.g mgreas. The Marott Shoe Store 1 a sponsored a bowling team f n 18 consecutive years. The Varsity Lanes inauag' - mi nt i i bally invites spectators to witness this series. I N KOI IT. IIOMK

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IT PIT INK BLAST ii ' He three miles away. "Lucille heard tin awful tx■i mm," she said, "and grubbed iie baby and ran out as fast as 1 ■ could “She ancx Lester had talked flen about what might happen : the pipeline ever blew up." Mrs. Jones said her son and daughter-in-law watched the fire wineh followed a similar explosion near Seymour, Ind., last November. Then since then, the pipeline lew up near Batesville, Ind.. and before the Seymour blast there ' is an explosion near Petersburg. I I HOOPS "1.101 111 \TEI>" BATAVIA. March 4 (UP) Dutch army headquarters re- > iv d today that Dutch troops practically liquidated ' an Iniunesian republic battalion cavy fighting on the western • in <d Java and captured an Inionesian aiv..y commanilci-. MLLEI) MOINTAlv LION PRINCE GEORGE. B c . Mar UPi a hunting party y<-s-•i lay tracked down and killed bug'.' Cougar that had wander1 into a loggin ; camp Sunday mi 1 attacked an unarmed maa The animal jumped Rubin 'iage, 24. Sunday, and inflicted I •••'•r;our leg wounds before being icr.icd awoy by Magi shouts. The hunting p.arty rani the 'Cougar was shot as I w s dc

louring a horse it had killed ts unusual boldness was atributed to heavy snows that mve caused a shortage of food. CIKI. BltlDK DIN OIUTil)

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CHICAGO, Mar. 4 (UP) Mrs Eleanor Ford, who said she was 15 when she married her 70-vear-old husband, Harry, five years ago, won a divorce yes-

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She charged that he was ‘‘intensely jealous" and struck her. May's Markets Hogs soot). Moderately active. , m.'i.i a il medium weights openi - cudy but later trade 25c to | -spots 50c lower on all weights ! lood nn-l choice 160-225 lbs.. ' >21 •>•21.25 Top $21.75 sparing!'’ j :i -1 v 225-260 lb .. $19 75-$21 ’dO .99 11" $19 25-S20.50. 290S17 75-$19 25. 100-16' '19 50 -niwi'. Sows steady. >1’.25-.S17.50 or more. ( ; ' 1 500. Calves 300. Genii i den ly tia le cm steers an 1 i b : Oil .saL-s 50c higher L.,;i ! in, diuin to mostly good '31 \ alc-rs moderately active si lowi". O ld head prime tq . lib - Ma-Ifel stead'-. ,i g", •-1 an 1 choice 97 1),. t ! iaiulis $26.25 Small lots goml it . $25- $25 25 I ’wes scare - . ■ ' - ea ly at $11 down.

WINNIPEG, Man March 4 (UP) An epidemic of din -a :- similar to infantile paralysis which claimed the lives of It Eskimos at Shcstcrficl i I ilet nr. Hudson Bay lias been 1 rought under control, reports from that outpost said today. A five-doctor tea s ra hoc i from the arctic hamlet that Ih patients, most of them under 20 years ot age. had been ho;p alU ed and were improving. The doctors were flown into ih • settlement Wednesday w.th tiOu pounds of medical supplies by the royal Canadian Air Force. < III K< II OF THE NAZAKE.NE "A Oluircii With a Purpose.” Koaelmlale, Ind Sunday School 9:3.0 A M There are more than 37 million American youth not in any rcligi/ms services any where. This protends disorder, lawlessness libertines, dtv rce with all attendant sorrows Attend Sunday school somewhere. Morning worship 10 45 A M. Text "L oking diligently.” Hob. 12:15. Junior and N Y. i S 6:45 P.

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ASH1YA AIR FORCE CASE IA PAN. February 18. Sgt Frank ’eli dani Jr. sc n of Mr. and Ml s Sam Seymour. Greer, astle, Ind. has departed from Shiya Air Foree Base for the United Stales. Upon arrivel. he will b< discharged from the nilitary sei vice. Enlisting in the US Air Fore* in April 1946. Sgt. Celedani i ceived his basic training a* Amarillo Air Force Base. To.aj Upon completion, he served •'*' Lowry Field, Colorado and l" r ' Worth Texas In April 1947 he ! was alerted for dui> in th j Orient. Arriving in Japan in Maj 1041 he was assigned to the Fifth A’Korc- the o'c-upaUon Air For i lei .lapan-Korca. and flirt he . ;sig u ,j to this base cn th ; . nit' , i .;t Japanese ii re i> land of Kyushu. Prion to his departure, Kg* CelcJani served with the 80R Fighter Squadrin as an a. • •! ift armorer. Peace Focal Point

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CARINTHIA Is focal point of Yugoslavia's softened demands on Austria, partly removing two major obstacles to signing of an Austrian peace treaty. Yugoslavia originally demanded $150,000,000 in reparations and 728 square miles of Carinthia. New and lesser Yugoslavia demands Include alteration Of the frontier and political autonomy for Carinthian areas populated mostly by Slovenes, plus guarantee of rights af Croats and Slovenes In Austria.

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