Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 20 October 1924 — Page 6

FOOTBALL SCORES Indiana, 0; Chicago, 23. Notre Dome. 13; Army, 7. Penna, 10; Columbia, 7. Brown, 35; Boston University, 0. Johns-Hopkins. 0; Pittsburgh, 26. Princeton, 17; Navy, 14. Purdue, 7; Northwestern. 3. Yale, 14; Dartmouth. 14, (Tie). Ohio, 10; Ohio Wesleyan, u. Syracuse. 10; Boston College. 0. Washington-Jefferson, 10; Carnegie Technical, 0. Rutgers. 10; Cornell, 0. Oberlin, 27; Western Reserve. 7. Minnesota, 7; Wisconsin, 7. (Tie). Harvard, 12; Holy Cross, 6. Nebraska. 33; Colgate. 7. Illinois, 39; Michigan. 14. Detroit, 19; Columbia College, 3. Michigan Aggies, 34; Chicago Y. M. C. A.. 3. Centre, 42: Transylvania. 0. lowa, 13; Lawrence, 5. Washington and Lee, 10; Kentucky. 4 . Missouri, 7; Ames, 0. Wooster, 20, Miami, 9. Rose Poly, 6; Evansville College, 12. Defiance College. 7; Earlham. 6. Indiana State Normal, 49; Muncie Normal, 0. Wabash. 7; Hanover. 0. Franklin. 16; DePauw, 3. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Portland, 39; Bluffton. 0. Huntington, 13; Fort Wayne, South Side, 6. South Bend 13; Goshen. 0. Kokomo 46: Harford City. 6. Muncie High. 21; Marion. 0. Cathedral (Indianapolis) 13; New Albany. 0. Reitz (Evansville) 25; Princeton. 6. Central (Evansville) 13; Manual (Indianapolis) 6. Rennesselear. 40; Hammond Tech. 0. Wilkinson. 20; Monticello. 0. Garrett. 10; Warsaw, 6. Mishawaka 61; Plymouth. 0. Bichnell, 25; Sullivan. 0. Rose Freshman. 27; Linton, 0. o The Fourth Down By Willie Punt Hicksville. Ohio, is the next foe on the Yellow Jackets' schedule, the Buckeyes being booked for a contest on Ahr’s Field here next Friday afternoon. Hicksville always has a team of fighters and last year they put up a mighty hard bittie against the Yellow Jackets, the locals finally winning. 20-0. We were grieved to learn Saturday of the accidentia! death of Ross Hurd, former Huntington sport writer, which occured in an automobile accident in Ohio Friday. Mr. Hurd conducted a sport column entitled “Sport Ho-t Shots,” in the Huntington Press last year and we enjoyed many exchanges of squibs and opinions during the football season. Mr." Hurd was sports editor of a Mansfield, Ohio.

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paper at the time of his untimely death. Accept our congratulations. Sidelines, for the sound trouncing the Huntington Kinseymen handed South Side Saturday. Nothing conld be sweeter, but we didn't think it was in them Poor Sport Comment. Gary is the latest ruffian to get rough with Wabash Htllclimbers, or Hillbellies, as Sidelines calls them. Oh well. Sp irt. Gary didn’t beat you as badly as they beat Cenral of For Wayne. Coach Conter's Catholic High gridders will take another long lay-off. their next game being with Paulding, at Paulding on November 7. The Portland Panthers showed the Bluffton Tigers just how to claw Saturday. winning the argument, 39-0. After all. you can’t blame those Blufton columnists much for keeping mum.

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HicksvAlle is not made up entirely of kicks, as will be demonstrated here next Friday. They grow football players over there. — o Michigan Faces Work Ann Arbor, Oct. 20. —The lopsided defeat at the hands of Illinois and "Red” Grange showed Michigan that she must take a decided brace to avoyl an unsuccessful season, and Coach Yost ordered heavy workouts for this week. • o Northwestern Disappointed (United Press Service) Evanston. Oct. 20. —Northwestern’s disappointing defeat at the hands of Purdue left the team in good physical condition, and the morale of Coach Thistlewaite eleven arose today. The men believe they lost on "boners” and will brace for the coming games, the next of which is with the Michigan Aggies.

New Plays For Crimson — (United Press Service) Bloomington. Ind., Oct. 20—An entire new set of plays will be taught the Hoosiers in preparation for the Northwestern game a week from Saturday. The men are in good condl- ■ tion following the hammering by Chicago. — Maroons Meet Ohio Next (United Press Service) Chicago. Oct. 20. —The Maroons, with their first conference game re- . i istered as a win, started drilling to-| day for the Ohio State game next Saturday. Several substitutes who showid well against Indiana will be given a chance. Badgers Are Fighters (United Press Service) Madison, Oct. 20- The tie score with Minnesota Saturday, although it was a great disappointment to the Badgers, convinced Coach Jack Ryan 1 that he has a fighting aggregation 1 and the Cardinals got down to hard I work again today in preparation for the chances to come. o • I. U. Has Two Weeks To Prepare For Northwestern Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 20.—Turning into the home stretch of the 1924 football season. Coach Ingram plans this week to instruct the Indiana university gridiron squad in several new plays and formations and perfect them in daily scrimmages with the freshman teams next week. An open date next Saturday will give the Crimson players a chance to concentrate on perfecting their plays before the Northwestern game which is scheduled at Evanston Nov. 1. Games with Ohio State at Columbus. (Vabash at Bloomington, and Purdue

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