The Schuyler Sun from Schuyler, Nebraska • 6

The Schuyler (Nebr.) Sun, Thursday, Dec. 24, 1959 Pago 6 1 1 BOWUNG Wins Over Howells, David City Boost Warrior Record To 4-1 w. ODUM EVERY NIGHT SPORTSMAN Larry Trofholz led the Warriors with 14 points, and though no one else got into the double digits, five other boys scored fairly well. Robins and Seidel were best for the Scots with 11 and 8. The Warriors next assignment comes up after the first of the year.

They will be on a jaunt on Jan. 8 and 9 at Ord and Broken Bow, and this will be an acid test for both clubs are perennially rough. SCHUYLER FG FT TF TOT Schuyler Parties Invited AUCTION SALE On the farm 4 miles east and 1 mile north of North Bend, or 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Ames, on THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 12:00 Noon 1954 WD AC tractor, equipped; 2-row AC tractor cultivator; AC 7-ft. tractor mower; 14-ft.

AC tandem disc on rubber with hydraulic lift; 3x14 AC mounted plow; 42-ft. portable Valley elevator, like new; 3 rubber tired farm gears; 3 flare wooden boxes; 2-row IHC planter; endgate seeder; grain drill; AC PTO combine; Innes pickup attachment for combine; 2-row stalk cutter; 4-row rotary hoe; 2 wheel trailer; 4-sec. JD harrow; 2-row IHC lister; wagon hoist; JD spreader; JD speed jack; 2-row AC tractor cultivator; 100 irrigation tubes; cribbing; scoops; lawn mower; posts; electric broder; hog house, 2-pen; chicken waterers; feeders; wire; baled wheat straw. Numerous other miscellaneous articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 Propane gas heaters, like new; Maytag gas range; 8-piece dining room suite; electric roaster; kitchen cabinets; cupboards; jars; wash tubs and other household goods.

TERMS ARE CASH GEORGE WERNSMAN ESTATE Waters ft Shlmerka, Auctioneers Dahl ft Waters, Clerks The Warriors racked up their third win in four starts Friday night when they defeated the Howells Bobcats, 70-60, and this by the way, took a bit of doing because the Bobcats were no soft touch. The Howells crew, spearheaded by the fancy shooting of Dean Molacek; vaulted into a 21-15 first period lead and were hitting just about every shot they threw up there. However, this dead-eye marksmanship cooled a bit and at the half it was 35-31, Schuyler. The Warriors kept their finger on the jug In the third period with a 20-14 output, and both teams went 15-15 in the fourth and this gave the locals the 10 point lead. Molacek was the toughest of the invaders to handle.

This boy had nine fielders and nine free shots for a 27 point total, and thats tough enough. Joe Marik contributed 11 points, so these two boys had nearly two-thirds of the Bobcat total. For Schuyler, the scoring was pretty evenly balanced with Trofholz scoring 18 points, Grou-lik 16, Schmid 12 and Heimann 11, and this kind of scoring makes it tough on the opposition. In fact, seven of the eight locals in the lineup contributed points. The game was a fast one and a bit on the rough side in spots.

In fact, there were a couple of blocks thrown during the fray that would have looked real good toward springing a halfback. However, this can be looked for in a ball game that means a lot for either team. The Warriors were assessed 26 fouls during the evening and the Bobcats picked up 20. Schuyler lost two men with five fouls and one on an exilement that involved a swing that didnt come close to anybody. Howells lost two via the foul route and the Cats were probably hurt In this case more than the Warriors, as they didnt have the depth on the bench that Schuyler had.

The biggest gate of the season was realized for this tilt. The stands were packed before the varsity clubs took the court. They Cheer 'em On YOUD THINK THE TEAM wouldn't have a right, they are: Patricia Schlemmer, Carolyn bit of trouble rolling up a score with a sextet Kasik, Joyce Navrkal, Frances Taylor, Judy like this cheering them on. These girls are Best, Karen Krivohlavek. Sunfoto.

Schuyler lligh's Varsity Cheer Leaders. Left to in one short day and the powers that be at Omaha are to be congratulated on getting a big job done in a hurry. We really believe that Omaha football will begin to pick up as of now. They have a good crop returning and you can bet the coaches will be beating the bushes for new talent. Dope The Sunday sports sheet carried a picture that to us borders on the goofy.

Four joung men were seated outside the Baltimore Btadium waiting to purchase tickets to the Colt-Grant tussle. The wait was to be 56 hours In the chilly December weather. Looks like a case for the headshrinkers Wayne College coach Geo. Sveningson put into practice what he has been trying to tell his players. A group of faculty played the varsity and lost 82-80, but not before Sveningson had canned 15 field goals and 15 free shots for a 45 point total.

Wed imagine that his words of wisdom wont fall on deaf ears in the future Last week we mentioned a coach that failed to remain on the bench got fouled and lost the game in an extra period. Now comes a case where an assistant coach at Purdue, crawled up a tree adjacent to the Iowa football practice field to do a bit of spying on the Hawkeyes and promptly was arrested and lost his job. These items tend to prove that a coach can go over and beyond the call of duty The Columbus Discoverers broke into the win column by dusting Crete, 59-53. It was a bit tougher than it sounds. At the end of the game it was 49 all, and the Columbus kids must have enjoyed a warm streak in the three minute overtime St.

Bonaventure got pasted but good by Pius at Lincoln. The Bonnies hit a bad detour in the last half and came up with a meager seven points Rog Higgins Cathedral club showed signs of having something. They trimmed University High, 73-26, and used a red hot 31 point third quarter to turn the trick Junior High squads from Schuyler took a double header from North Bend Monday night. The Graders took their first win of the season by dumping the Benders, 27-18, with Bugger Polzin notching 15 points to lead the local scorers. Shannon had 10 for North Bend.

The local Frosh took their end of the bill by winning 35-31. Leroy Swanson and Kenny Payzant had 15 and 12 to lead Schuyler and Jelinek had 20 for the North Bend Freshmen. Here is a tip. This Jelinek is a little 6 footer and foes in the next three years may find this boy too hot to handle. He has a beautiful, soft jump shot that is tough to stop A good many fotball followers will be wondering how Pete Elliott does It He coached at Nebraska for one year and certainly didnt cut a very big swath.

However, he went to California to replace Lynn Pappy Waldorf and here again In three years he hasnt impressed many California fans with a tough club. Now he is in line for the Illinois job in the Big Ten. Maybe its not what you know but who you know and maybe even what youve got on them. Announcement The Motorola TV displayed in our window finally stopped after running a total of 10,119 hours. This would be the equivalent of approximately 1,900 days of average operation, or 5 years of Trouble-Free Viewing.

Winner of the Motorola Stereo is EMIL G. OBORNY, Schuyler who most closely estimated the number of hours the Motorola TV set would run before stopping. Runners-up were Joe Ruzek of Dodge and Mrs. Dennis Luxa of Schuyler. HERES PROOF OF MOTOROLA QUALITY Jonas Sewing Machine Co.

Dial FL 2-2314 Schuyler Off Campus Classes Offered Two Off Campus Classes for teachers through which three credit hours may be earned are to be offered in Schuyler through the office of Co. Supt. Miriam Matousek. History 10 Survey of American History After 1865, is one of the subjects offered, the other is Music 21 Elementary School Music. The classes will be conducted by University of Nebraska personnel.

They will begin in February. Those interested are invited to notify Mrs. Matousek. The history class is open to those with sophomore standing and to freshmen in approved two-year curricula. Another class is being considered, Mrs.

Matousek said, Education 204 Improvement of Instruction in Elementary School Subjects. This is a graduate course, but it may be open to undergraduates on a junior level. PUBLIC AUCTION As I am quitting farming, I will sell the property listed, at the farm, located 1 mile east and 2 miles south of Howells on TUESDAY, DEC. 29 Sale Starts at 1 p. m.

Sharp Lunch by St. Johns Altar Society FARM MACHINERY, ETC. All this machinery is In excellent condition 1952 Oliver tractor No. 77 with cultivators and fertilizer spreader; Massey Harris tractor 81; 15-ft. Case disc; 20-ft.

harrow; 16-in. Case gang plow; JD Fertilizer grain drill 17-7 on rubber with grass seed attachments; JD 4-row rotary hoe; JD 12-ft. spring tooth harrow; New Idea side rake on rubber; New Idea 7-ft. tractor mower; Black Hawk 4-row com planter; Sub surface tiller; International 8-ft. tractor binder; Case combine 6A; chains; weed burner; 2 New Idea trailer wagons on rubber, Heider boxes, 6x12; 2-row cornstalk cutter; 10-ft.

landroller; cylinder com sheller; hammer mill; International 10-in burr grinder; rotary scraper; New Idea 1-row corn picker; 2 grain elevators, double chain; grain elevator, Bingle chain; hoist; speed jack; transmission speed jack; 300-gal. gas tank on stand; 275-gal. gas tank; 6-ft. water tank; weed sprayer 5 -row; knap sack sprayer; end gate grain seeder; Hero fanning mill; 2-row Case mounted lister; 7-ft. mower buncher; 30-fL 6-in.

belt; tractor chains; 2 sets tractor wheel weights; 2 lumber wagons; hay rack; dump rake; JD side rake; manure spreader; JD 2-row com planter; wheel barrow; grind stone; lawn mowers; anvil vice; post drill; forge; electric chick brooder, 500 capacity; fuel burning chick brooder; loading chute; platform 3cale; 2 hand livestock sprayers; saddle; block and tackles; tools; gas barrels; 2-gal. fruit and sausage press; ice cream freezer; electric 3S International cream separator; some furniture and other items too numerous to mention. 10 Dozen Leghorn Hens Holstein cow, milking now EMIL J. PRUSA, Owner Howells Bank, Clerk Vasek ft Vasek, Auctioneers AUCTION SALE MONDAY, DEC. 28, 1 p.

m. On the farm 8 miles south and 1 mile east of Dodge, or 6 miles south and 3 west of Snyder, on No Tools or Small Items So Bo There On Time 1 p. m. 1948 Co-op E-3 tractor, fully equipped; 2-row cultivator for above tractor; 32-fL David Bradley portable elevator; IHC No. 52 PTO combine with pickup; No.

7A Bear Cat mill, PTO on trucks; 2 rubber tired farm gears with hoists; 2 Barge wagon boxes; IHC 2-wheel manure spreader; Jay Hawk stacker? Bell City com picker; 24-ft. portable elevator; No. 101 John Deere corn picker; steel wagon gear and box; side delivery rake on rubber; 2-row godig; Cow Boy tank heater; 15-fL tractor disc; feed wagon; 2 100-gal. barrels; dirt mover; electric pump jack; feed bunks; scrap iron; 3-S stainless steel electric IHC cream separator; 12x8 building on wheels; 10x14 brooder house; 12x14 brooder house; M-M duckfoot; 3-row rotory hoe; 4-sec. harrow; 3-sec.

harrow; posts, all sizes; Co-op tractor mower; com rings and boards; hog feeders and waterers. Hespen-Mitchell VFW Post 4836 MEETING Legion Club Rooms Dec. 28 their end of the double bill Tuesday night by a score of 50-34. David City got away real fast and had the Schuyler kids buried 10-3 early in the first period, but the locals crawled up to a 10-7 deficit at the end of the first. In the second period, Schuyler hit for 12 and held David City to a two point output, and that made it 19-12 at the half.

David fought back with a 13- 12 third period to remain in shouting distance, but the fourth quarter was the pay-off. Schuyler took it 19-9, and that wrapped it up going away. Leroy Swanson led the Schuyler crew with 15 while Ron Johnk and Bill Coufal had 13 and nine. For David City it was Gary Otto and Alan Roberts with 15 and10 1 2 4-T Schuyler Res 7 12 12 19 50 David City Res. 10 2 13 9 34 Schuyler Hosts Class Tourney Schuyler will host the regional Class basketball tournament Feb.

29-March 4. This was decided at a meeting Saturday morning by superintendents and coaches from six of the eight schools assigned to this meet. Schoolmen from Seward, Wahoo, David City, St Bonaventure, North Bend and Schuyler attended. Madison and Albion were not represented. Supt.

Nelsons appointment as director of the meet and Schuyler as a site were approved unanimously. The meet is scheduled as a four-day affair Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and games are set for 7 and 8:30 with all teams guaranteed a 20-minutes warm-up period. Final pairings for the meet will not be made until Feb. 13, as it was figured that by that time a pattern would have been established as to which teams are standouts and also rons. The winner of this meet will go directly to the state carnival at Lincoln and the possible part of this setup, as all basketball followers are fully aware, is that an also ran can win it all on a couple of hot nights in a row.

One rule adopted that will meet the approval of many and the disapproval of some, is that no pep bands and drums or any other gadget of a high nuisance value will be allowed in the gymnasium. Referees have been selected and Papik and Gammel of Crete are the boys that will police the play and field the rhubarbs. Its a bit early to make any forecasts on this jamboree, but we pick Schuyler to win this meet and we have already started our State Tournament fund. Omaha Universitys athletic department had a real face biting that will result in a new look for next year. Loyd Cardwell, who has guided Indian fortunes in football for 13 years, has stepped out of tne football picture.

Appointed to succeed Cardwell is A1 Caniglio who was chief assistant last year. This moved Don Watchorn up a notch and ne will take over the chief assistants post formerly held by Ca- Loyd Cardwell will stay with the university, however, as head track coach and an assistant in the physical education department. All this upheaval took place FOR WEDDING INVITATIONS, thank-you cards, napkins and other wedding supplies, as well as anniversary napkins and see The Schuyler Sun. tf FEED 520 bales second cutting alfalfa; 365 bales third cutting alfalfa; 100 bales first cutting alfalfa. TERMS ARE CASH ANTON S.

WIETFELD, Owner Waters ft Shlmerka, Aucts. Dahl ft Waters, Clerks 8 p.m. Lunch Will Be Served! Lamar J. Brdicko Quartermaster As we are moving out of the state, we will sell our complete line of personal property on the farm Vi mile east and 5 miles north of Rogers, or 7 miles west and 5 miles north of North Bend, on MONDAY, JAN. 4 The Schuyler Reserves had to go all out all the way to subdue the Howells Reserves by a thin 49-47 edge.

The locals had a nice lead most of the first half. They had a big 18-10 first period lead but a press by the Howells kids turned the tables and with eight quick points Howells had a 23-22 halftime lead. Howells increased that lead to 39-34 at the end of the third period, but in the last period Frank Hoppe went on a rampage and bagged the win with the last six points on some good driving and shooting. In fact, Hoppe was Just about the whole show for Schuyler. He notched 24 points for the evening and his biggest helper was Bill Coufal with 8.

Novotny a pint sized guard led the Howells cagers. This youngster was a hustler, and in addition to a real fast floor game, notched 19 points. 123 4 Schuyler Res 18 4 12 15 49 Howells Res 10 13 16 8 47 The Warriors completed their pre-holiday basketball menu by taking a 47-30 win over David City and that makes them 4-1 at this stage of the season. Considering that their only loss was a one pointer, and this a bit on the questionable side, you would have to figure the Warriors in with a pretty good club. However, they werent exactly on the stick at David City Tuesday night until the last six minutes.

Then they really percolated. They had quarter leads of 11-6, 22-13 and 30-21. Then in the last period David hit a couple of quick ones and came up within shouting distance. This must have scared the locals because they opened up and began to run, and before the quarter was over, the Warriors had meshed 17 points. Where all the hustle was in the first three periods is more than we know.

However, we do know that there are nights like that and also nights where you don't come out of it. Purple Cane Church Lunch Stand compressor; electric fencer; electric posts; sweep shovels, cultivator shovels; power lawn mower, 2 years old; wire roller; Ford tractor pulley; ensilage wagon gates; post drill; hog troughs; heat lamps; calf feeders; 3 metal hog feeders; snow scraper; grease gun3 and filler; electric cords; chicken netting; cream cans; David Bradley 2 unit milker, complete; Farm Master tractor radio; Craftsman electric welder; electric motors; bench grinder; hydraulic jacks; egg washer; five-eighths electric drill; bits; metal and wood chicken nests; lots of good shop tools. No junk sold, this is a real clean sale. TRUCKS 1948 2-ton Chevrolet truck with Omaha standard fold down grain and stock rack; 1942 lVi ton Chevrolet truck with new fold down box. HOGS 54 good Hampshire feeder pigs, vaccinated.

FEED 500 bales of Alfalfa hay, outside; 25 bags of ground alfalfa; 700 bales of wheat straw, inside. FURNITURE SALE AT 10 OCLOCK Maytag Tropane full size range; 18.9 cubic foot upright freezer; 13.6 cubic foot chest type freezer; Frigidaire dryer, like new; Maytag automatic washer; J. C. Higgins 12-ga. pump gun; J.

C. Higgins 12-ga. single shot; 2 oil heaters with blowers; 100-gal. tank; picnic table; several radios; fruit jars; electric outside Bar-B-Cue; cabinets; studio couch; single bed and springs; G. E.

floor model mangel; lots of child's toys; 4-piece blond bedroom suite; box spring and innerspring mattress; Hoover sweeper with all attachments; baby bed, complete; high chair, stroller; Bathi-nette; 2 bicycles; chest of drawers; 2 ward robes; toaster; clocks; 3-pc. walnut bedroom suite, complete; 9-ft electric refrigerator; 5-piece breakfast set, 4 months old; comer cabinets; gossip bench; 9-piece limed oak dining room suite with buffet and china cupboard, new; knee hole desk; 9-drawer blond desk; 4-piece blue frezie parlor suites sectional; 9x12 flowered rug and pad; 17-in. blond console TV with antenna; end and coffee tables; dishes; pots; pans. This home of furniture all like new and lots more miscellaneous articles. Sale Will Begin at 9 a.

m. MACHINERY Model 88 Oliver diesel tractor, fully equipped, clean; 1950 Model No. 88 Oliver gas tractor; heat houser for Oliver 88 tractor; power lift and new tires; 1958 John Deere No. 45 self propelled combine, like new; wheel weights for Oliver 88 tractor; 1959 model 10 com attachment head for above combine; pickup attachment for above combine; milo and pickup guards; cab for above John Deere combine; 4-row IHC rotary hoe, 1 year old; 2 IHC 2-row rotary moldboard listers on rubber, like new; IHC side rake, 1 year old; 4-section David Bradley spring tooth; 12-ft. mtd.

Vernon fertilizer on rubber; 3x14 IHC tractor plow on rubber; 4-row Oliver tractor cultivator; 12A New Idea manure Bpreader, new; 4-row IHC planter, 2 years old; 42-ft. John Deere portable elevator; 4-section John Deere Harrow, new; 4-row HIC godig with hydraulic lift, like new; 4-row lister harrow, new; Horn manure loader; 7-row weed sprayer on rubber; No. 7A Bear Cat mill on rubber with power take off, hardly used; 13-7 John Deere grain drill with press wheels and grass seed attachment; John Deere 15-ft. disc with 18-in. blades; automatic 4-row Oliver markers; 2-row 1951 mounted Oliver com picker; No.

8 John Deere 7-ft. mower, 1959 model; power com shredder, used 1 year; 13-4 John Deere R.W. tandem disc, on rubber with pumps, used 1 year; 3x14 John Deere tractor plow; electric rubber tired farm gear; David Bradley rubber tired farm gear, both complete with hoists; 2 Oliver boxes; steel wagon barge gear; wood flare box; 2 steel gears with bale racks; rubber gear and flat bed; hay buck for Ford; road drag; speed jack; 2 feed bunks; 2 metal water tanks; hog troughs; John Blue 2-row fertilizer; 30-fL ext. ladder; 4-row high speed cultivator shields; 2 2-sec. harrows with even-ers; 2 sets of Oliver disc hillers; irrigation shovels; wheel barrow; Propane and 2 oil brooders; 400-ft rubber hose in 1 piece; truck chains; block and tackle; oil barrels; pile of scrap iron; 2 sets of tractor chains; electric pump Jack with V4-hp motor; electric sump pump; electric paint sprayer; 2 300-gal.

fuel barrels on stands with gauges and hoses, 1 year old; Propane tank heater; battery charger; 16-ft. elevator auger; electric air TERMS ARE CASH SALE DAY This is one Assessment Period Jan. I Through Feb. 29, 1 960 City, Farm, Business, Personal Property Worksheets will be mailed to all taxpayers with date and place to report for assessment. Worksheet must be filled by taxpayer.

Failure to receive notice or forms does not excuse taxpayer from his or her responsibility to file return within time set by law. The assistant assessors will work as a group at location and date listed on worksheet and in local newspaper, to assist all taxpayers in placing a uniform value on all personal property. Dates and Places of Assessments Schuyler Court House Community Room Jan. 4 through 9, 1960. Richland Village, Shell Creek, Richland, Schuyler and Grant Precincts and Schuyler City.

Christensen Office at Rogers Jan. 11 through 13, 1960. Rogers Village, Rogers and Colfax Precincts. Howells City Hall Jan. 14 through 20, 1960.

Howells City, Lincoln and Maple Creek Precincts. Wm. Deichman Building at Leigh Jan. 27 through Feb. 3, 1960.

Leigh Village, Stanton and Wilson Precincts. Assistant Assessors Boyd Medearis, Milton Lueschen, Virgil Berglund, Edward Blatny, Walter Pokorny and James Budin. Disabled taxpayers call or write your assessing office and arrangements will be made to contact you later. A. B.

ROBERTSON Colfax County Assessor. We Will Be Closed CHRISTMAS EVE and All Day Christmas SKY BOWL Did FL 2-3 1 72 Schuyler of the big and better sales of the year all items extra clean and we will start the sale at 9 a. m. sharp. VERNON MARXSEN, Owner Waters, Shlmerka and Heavican, Auctioneers Dahl and Waters, Clerks.