Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 248, Decatur, Adams County, 17 October 1924 — Page 8

w KIRKLANOTEAM OPENS PRACTICE Township High School Has Visions Os Another Strong Team With signs of another strong team, the Kirkland high school basketball men started practice in the old gymnasium in Decatur last evening. Ernst, all-district center last year, Arnold and Jaberg. members of last year’s squad, are the veterans around who the 1924-25 team will be built. There are several promising material in the freshman class and from last year’s second team. Frank Null, of Muncie, will coach the team this year. Beginning next ; week, there will be two practice sessions every week, one at the high | school gymnasium and the other at the old gymnasium on First street. —o Preble Plays Magley Team Next Sunday, Preble, Ind., Oct. 17. —After several | weeks of idleness, due to rain and wet grounds, the Preble baseball! team will play before the home fans again next Sunday, with a team from 1 Magley furnishing the opposition. Either Shady or Frauhiger will do the pitching for Preble, with Boese behind the bat. This likely will be the last game of the season and a large crowd is expected to turn out. o Baskethall Practice Is Under Way At Indiana U. Basketball practice has opened at Indiana University under the Crimson’s new head coach. Everett S. Dean. With practicelly all regulars from last year’s quintet back, prospects look good for a successful season. Purdue Team Is Ready Lafayette, Ind., Oct. 17—(Special to Dally Democrat) —A short signal and kicking drill Thursday rounded off the Boilermakers' drill for the Northwestern game tomorrow. Tom Hogan, varsity end, was the only regular not in uniform, but he is ex pected to start against the Purple. o Maroons Work Late Chicago, Oct. 17—(Special to Daily Democrat) —A long kicking drill, followed by signal practice under the flood lights, occupied the Maroons yesterday in their drill for the Indiana game BUI Clarke, sophomore half back, was the best of the punters. • — o Crimson Invade Chicago . Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 17—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Navy Bill Ingram led nearly 40 players to Chicago today, accompanied by six cross country runners who will engage the Maroons in a curtain raiser to the grid game Saturday. The rooters" special of fifteen coaches, carrying fans and a 110 piece band, leaves at midnight. Van Wert Cardinals To Play At Portland Portland, Ind.. Oct. 17.—The football fans of Portland and vicinity are promised another good game of football when the fa-1 Van Wert Cardinals of Van Wert. Ohio meet up with Our Boys at Mast Field next Sunday afternoon. The visitors will considerably outweigh the locals, but the local management being desireous of giving the fans their money's worth find it. necessary to hook teams heavier than the Our Boys, as they make up in speed and skill what they lack' in weight. The Van Wert club defeated the fast Yale club of Ft. Wayne last Sunday by a score of 14 to 7. The Yales defeated Portland in the first game of the season, so it can be easily seen that the Our Boys will have a hard battle on their hands. Most High Schools Belong To I. H. S. A. A. Indianapolis, Oct. 17.—Few of the people realize the scope of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Seven hundred and eighty-seven of the eight hundred high schools in Indiana are members of this gigantic organization, which controls all Inter-

school athletic games and contests. The I. 11. S A. A h«s given out severa! offlclal statements: The high I school football season for 1925 shalll ! >nd on November 30. No inter-school, basketball games shall be held priori 1 to October 1, nor after the state tourney. his year the tourneys will be J. i held on the following dates: The sec-| | tiona). March 5,6, 7; the regional, March 13-14, and the state tourney, March 20-21. The board of directors , has issued the following financial , statement: Cash on hand at the end' of the fiscal year. $2,699.10; value of I the holdings of the I. H. S. A. A. to! - August 24. $30,828.20. Notre Dame Enroute East South Bend, Ind., Oct. 17.—Hun- ' dreds of students cheered Coach , Knute Rockne’s Irish warriors yes- ' terday when the Notre Dame varsity entrained for Rye. N. Y„ where the team will practice today for the [ Army game on the New York Polo gounds tomorrow. o I Purple Captain Shifted (United Press Service) Evanston. 111.. Oct. 17.—The possibility that ('apt. Bob Wienecke, regular fullback, may play quarter I against Purdue Saturday loomed yes- i terday when the Purple leader occupied the pilot position in practice. Freelich played fullback. Soheim regular quarter, is on the injured list. ' Landis Summons More Players In Scandal Chicago, Oct. 17 — (United Press). I —Judge K. M. Landis, baseball com- I —

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAi, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924.

ml*,loner, has summoned Pitcher Emil Yde, of the Pittsburgh club, to explain a story in which Yde is credI Ited with having stated that rtiore one player was approached M I the scandal Involving Jimmy O'Connell and "Cozy" Dolan of the New [.York Giants, The story, printed in (a Rockford. Hl., paper and based on an interview given by an unnamed Ifan, stales tha’ Yde sail! other players on the Phillies team, aside from j Heinie Sand, shortstop, had been approached. "1 want to find out all there Is to | know about the whole matter." Landis said. Yde lives in Freeport. 111., about 25 miles from Rockford and Dmdis expects him here today or tomorrow. ■ o a Closing out sale of furniture, rugs and stoves at low prices at the J. G. Adler furniture store. South 2nd street. All persons having repair work at above store should call for it between 6:30 and 9 p.m. during week days and anvtime on Saturday. It* J. G. ADLER.

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