Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1924 — Page 6

- - 11 T - DECATURTEAMS TO PLAY FRIDAY D. H. S. To Play Ft. Wayne Centra! Here; I). C. H. S. Goes To. Ft. Wayne Both Decatur high school football teams will see action next Friday. | The D. H S. Yellow Jackets will play Fort Wayne Central on Ahr's Field Friday afternoon, while the Catholic, high eleven goes to Fort Wayne the same afternoon to meet the Central Catholic high school team in the second encounter of the season for the two teams. Both games were originally scheduled for next Saturday, but the date was changed to Saturday in order that more people could attend the games. It was impossible for C. C. H. S. of Fort Wayne to secure their playing field for Saturday. The Yellow Jackets haVe suffered defeat In their first four games this season, but they have displayed plenty of fight and with a little break in the luck they expect to beat Central next Friday. Several regulars were unable to play at Huntington Saturday, on account of injuries, but they will be in condition for next Saturday's game. The game will s;art at 3 pm. In order to make up the time lost in dismissing early, school will open at 7:45 a.m. Friday. Catholic high played a fi-to-6 tie with C. C. H. S. when the two teams met on Ahr’s Field here a few weeks ago. The locals had the better of the argument most all the way and they should give their Fort Wayne opponents a great fight next Saturday. 0 The Fourth Down By Willie Punt No, you’re wrong. It wasn’t because we felt so badly over the wallop Huntington handed the Yellow Jackets that our column failed to appear in yesterday’s issue. There was more important items that demanded space, so Willie’s efforts went down the chute to the melting pot. Congratulations, Sidelines Your pets carry a hefty wallop. More luck to them After the track meet, Sidelines said: “We’re satisfied with the outcome of the Decatur game. However, we aren’t going to crow over the Yellow Jackets, who played the best they knew how.” Warsaw’s defeat at the hands of Elkhart by a score of 54-0 Saturday, after Huntington and Warsaw played a scoreless tie in the opening game of the season, must take a little conceit oirt of the Huntington crew. Yes, we know that makes us look worse than ever, but we aren't claiming any championship titles this season. Althought our cup was filled with hitter fluid Saturday, Fort Wayne Centrl fan s must have thought they were eating quinine in huge quantities after Emerson of Gary trod rough shod over the Blue and White, 77-0. The Yellow Jackets and Central will endeavor to do the comeback stunt each other Friday when they meet on Ahr’s Field. Bluffton had the thrill of being ahead of ‘their opponents for a short time in the game with Garrett Saturday. The Tigers scored a touchdown shortly after the game started, but Garrett came back and took the lead winning, 21-6. Catholic high will polish up this week to meet C. C. H. S. at Fort Wayne on Friday. It ought to be good. Sport Comment typewrites his sympathy again as follows: “Again, Willie, your Decatur Yellow Jacket s draw from Sport Comment a vote of sympathy. Huntington must have been a streak. Hats off to your team Sidelines." Poor Sport. He backed a loser , again Saturday, Goshen licking Wabash, 13-10. Must have been a battle, though. Hats off to the Portland Panthers. They licked Morton of Richmond, 20-6. Harold Niblick postcards a picture

of Don Miller and Jimmy Crowley, Notre Dani* halfbacks, from the upstate institution, and pens the following on the reverse side: "The two best halfbacks in the game. Watch N. D. next Saturday.” We're watchin', Harold. We're pulling hard for the Yellow Jackets and Catholic High to break into the win column Friday. And we believe they have an even chance to do it. Coach Kennedy is putting several I candidates for the D. H. S. basketball team through daily workouts each evening. Although most of the prospective netters are members of the football squad and will not be out for the hardwood sport for a few I weeks yet, there are several likely I looking athletes getting in condition. We are told that there are many more underclassmen in high school who I——M———————

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, have the ghs and time and who ought ' to join the basketball squad. Let's get themi out and have a regular ' squad. Reinember If you don't make the team this season you are rounding into form to land a regular berth next year or the one following. Let's make the 1924-25 basketball season at D. H. S. a banner year. — > New Rules Likely For State High Schools Anderson, Ind., Oct. 14— Holding ■ regional tournaments in high school i gymnasiums, instead of colleges, ali lowing ten men instead of eight for ' nigh school teams In the regional and state basketball tournaments, Increasing the number ot basket ball games permissible for school teams from twenty to twenty-two each season, permission of participation by the winner and runner-up

'in the Indiana high school basketball tournament in the national in terscholastic tournament at Chi- ' eugo ami classification of Indiana 1 high schools into groups foj state I basketball competition are some of I the important changes in rules of ‘the Indiana High School Athletic ' Association that will be proposed ■at the meeting in Indianapolis, October 16. A. L. Trester, secretary of the association, lias announced a complete list of the proposed changes in regulations. All will be considered at the Indianapolis meeting He states that the football season for high schools is at an end November 30, Financial Condition Good A new ruling of Secretary Trestor is that a student is not eligible for participation in athletics if it is es-l tabltshed that undue influence was

■! used in persuading a student or his ■ parents to remain or move from one •|plate to another. If the parents of i a student move to another city the , student is eligible in that city There are now 747 members in the ! Indiana High School Athletic Association. A report on the financial condition of the 1. H. 8. A. A , shows 1 a cash balance of 12.699.10. with financial holdings of >30,838 20. o* — Notre Dame Preparing For Army And Princeton (United Press Service) South Bend. Ind.. Oct. 14--Facing| the two most significant contests of jits schednje the Notre-Dame football team settled to work today for Army' fame Saturday and the Princeton battle a week later. ! Every year Ilockne takes a team | , f well drilled and capable football

t players opto the gridirons of repre- , sentativea teams in the east that sei- , dom fails to deliver the points. ' Graduation has taken the cream of Rockne's line, His famous last season barkfield Is intast but If the line crumbles it will be helpless. These things have intensified in the interest of pigskin followers who look to the Notre Dame-Army game as a sure assay of Rockne's genius and the strength of his team. Purdue To Battle Northwestern Saturday I i.afayette, Ind.. Oct. 14—Rose Poly i 'out of the wpy. in a game that Coach Phelan's Purdue football re- i :serves benefited mostly every effort in' the Purdue camp yesterday was bent toward assemblying the (team that will clash with Northwestern next Saturday afternoon at Evan <

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