Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 274, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1924 — Page 3

-- BB ooTBALL SCORES ♦♦♦•.■fc] 23: Niagara fi. WIS Harvard p r in<’>-tun. BEXar .( a; !’.->-> State "• -'-'• E ~;■ Cornell 14 ■Sary’lM: Boston College. 7. ; K*W fln ]6; Ohio State 6 YIC| Kj^K a n A>’> i'- I'. South Hal Ota BwZaT .., 3- Northwestern 0. WijLsloan 24: Butler 0. * »o- Oklahoma Not th Dakota 0 C; BpJ;- Kansas Aggies fi. ■'l is B 211 Wabash 7. Wisconsin 1 ■ JfW« r ‘ 35: Washington o. 13; E (><Br 17; Alabama 0. ■ vjmi rblit 3; Georgia Tech 0. 6; Auburn 0. ■ Maland 0; North Carolina 0. fc B Grianell 14; Ames 13. l B VHt Virginia University fi; Wash- “ Bgß Normal 31: Evansville 13. —«»■ NW Dame 34: .Nebraska fi. ’ I Rosißoly 1°: Hanover 7. o school football B Iw” 1 ' 111 ' 1, " S: s bortridge (Indian(Evansville), 14: Wiley t/HV Haute) ’ °- B Mfcan«p°rt. 7; Crawfordsville, fi. g> B Niiesville, 0; Brazil, 0. ■ Bloi mington. 54: Worthington. 0, B Xihawaka, 14; Goshen. 0. K K«r land. 10; Rensselaer. 7. -^^^B )rtP - SG; Plymouth, 0. ■ Brrson. of Lafayette. 13; Michi- ■ Ws e (Toledo), 74; Peru (Ind.). 0. South Side, 45; Fort ■ Wajie Central, 0. to o BIG TEN STANDING .Nov. 17. —The western standing of games, won. and total points scored in tf'latn--. in, hiding nonconfer, n. . I (B g ; Bjßlsan 41 0 149 45 I ™f< 21 1 197 71 | ' 211 97 48 «B 1 2 0 140 75 ill W 12 0 111 39 1 2 1 68 47 ;■ 1 2i 2 40 38 1 3 0 153 53 ■ W asin 0 2 1 6G 94 ■ I 111 II The Fourth Down |g By Willie Punt J THE FOURTH DOWN . to the prediction of Sport ft ■niuent. of Wabash, we did not fail I ■ f ' l ' h t last Saturday. We have anI^B er W6e k of football yet, Sport, as I B Cat holic High gridders are still at I ■ game. We’ll stick to the ship. I W 1 cl °sing his football column Satl . Sport printed our picture (as t ■imagined it to be). The photo I ■ !Us pun,in 8 *he pigskin high- | Band farther than his own hero. | 866'B 66 ' who did th e kicking for the j ■Helimbers. He also printed his own , B ture so that we would not be misas to his idenity. ■rim rooting of the D. H. S. pupils he basketball game last Friday ■F ‘ was gratifying. It approached F'.ewhat near the rooting gouht to K'ti " Billie ” Be l>. and his helper, K, „ gle ’ did a Kood job of leading Hr ■ e s and with a little more co■Sb i\ a *l° n ° n par ‘ °T the rooters. B • ■ should have the proper back- ■ behind the Yellow Jackets this son. The rooting last season was ■» IS^. ace to the school. Instead of O. " !il H " g in one compact section, ■ , PUpi,s scattered in groups over Knt K^ m ant ' engaged in "kidding” S | Rea * honest-to-goodness Kn . e >y tlle schoo] pupils adds at »«t twenty.five per cent to the 8 Playing. |Bon »i'(i 1C wiß begin prepara,sevening '<”• the game at ■»“•<bag, Ohio, next Friday afternoon. H>n!h°n aIS haVe yet '° wiu ‘heir first ball victory since they started ■* ng the game last season. They lo: ’t three games to c. 11. S B Port Wa yne and tied one with ■« m . and lost one to Cathedral High

of Indianapolis since they first donned the moleskins. Those two tennis have been strong ones, hut the locals have given a good account of themneives in all of the games. Next Friday, they will be playing another strong eleven, but they have a good chance to break into the win column. This week’s sport card calls for a football game between D. H. S. and Paulding, at Paulding; a basketball game between the leaders and the • Bluffton Phi Dolts. Tuesday night; and a basketball game between the D. H. S. and Auburn high school teams, here, Friday night i Here’s what Tip Offs, of Bluffton, has to say about the Leader Phi Delt i game Tuesday night; “What is the Phi Delt aggregation going to do against the Decatur Leaders next Tuesday evening? Yes, the result i are questionable and it is very obvious that the battle will be hotly contested and there will be no largo gap in the margin of scores. A large crowd of Bluffton fans are expecting to see the game. How about the Indiana-Purdue game, next Saturday? Guess we'd better flit a coin. If Northwestern trips Notre Dame • next Saturday, the dope spilling season will he a howling success. Last Saturday's big upsets were Minnesota’s d< feat of Illinois; Yale’s defeat of Princeton, and Chicago’s narrow win over Northwestern. Auburn high boys lost to the Ligonier five at Ligonier last Friday night, in their first basketball game f of the season, by a score of 27-22. The Auburn girls defeated the Ligonier girls by a score of 25-4. The Auburn teams play the D. H. S. teams here Friday night.

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LEADERS OPEN SEASON TUESDAY Strong’ Bluffton Phi Belts Meet Locals Here In Opener i Enthusiasm Is running high among Decatur basketball fans as the game , between the Decatur leaders ami the I Bluffton Phi lulls draws near. The contest, which will be the opening game of the season for the leaders, , will be played In the new high school J gymnasium Tuesday evening. Ralph . Yager, manager of the team, stated to- , day that more than one hundred seats have been reserved for the game and , indications are that a large crowd . will wintess the battle. Last season the phi Dolts and Load- , ers played four games and all four , were thrillers. The D-aders won . throe so the four games. The Phi Delta will have practically the same lineup this season. Oscar Rippo will be in the floor guard position formerly played by his brother Russel. Kyle and Johnson will be in the forward positions: Cummins at center; and , Shoemaker at back guard. Landis will be the utility. The Leaders will have several new faces in their lineup. Murray Mendenhall, former DePauw University star and a members of the Fort Wayne K. of (’. teams for two years, will play forward with ’Tabby” Andrews, member of last' year's Leadei ' quintet. ’‘Bill” Crist will be at the back guard post again, while Coach Maurice Kennedy will be at the floor • guard post this season. At center will be either Mark Rills, former DePauw i University eager, or “Greenie” Lam miman, center on last seasons’ I). H.

five. Bills has been signed to play with the team. Webb Oliver, the Monroe alar, who played several games with Uie Leaders last season, likely will be in the lineup at least part of the lime this year also. Newell Day, of Fort Wayne, will referee the Leader games here tills year. He Is a high class official and fair ami impartial decisions are nsI sured. A preliminary game will be ■ played Tuesday evening.

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