Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 79, Decatur, Adams County, 2 April 1925 — Page 6

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LEADERS BEAT CATHOLIC HIGH High School Boys Lead First Half But Weaken And Lose 28-17 In the final basketball game of tin--11)24-25 season in Decatur, played al tin- I Igh school gym last night, the Decatur Leaders downed the Catholic high Hehool quintet by a score of 28 to 17. A large crowd wltneecd the fade-away game, which, was interesting throiigoiii. The Catholic high ’eagers Jumped into the lead at the opening of the panic when Holthouse scored on a shot on the lip off play and took a flying start before the leaders could get. to going. Coach Confer’s team, which sprung a big suiprise by winning fburth place in the national Catholic tournament at Chicago re cently, carried the tight to their older opponents during the first half and when the rest period rolled around, they held a 11 to I<> advantage. Sensational work by "Mongo” Meyers had kept the Catholic hoys out in front They held a lead of 11-4 at one time in the period and then Oliver and .Mendenhall started scoring for the leaders, closing up the gap in the score. Moyers dropped in three field goals in the first half. The Leaders tied th" score at 11all soon after the second half opened and then took the lead which they hi Id throughout the remainder of the game. Meyers was watched closely in the second half and got loose for only one field goal. Captain Had Vogh'wede left the game during the second half, with four personals charged against him. Wdmhoff took his place. Coach Conter also substituted Schulte for Holthouse and Art Voglewede for Gass. Schulte’ dropped in a pretty field goal while he was in the game. Andrews, who had been shut out in the first half, broke away for three field goals in the second frame and Oliver continued his scoring, chalking up three more field goals in the second half. Last night’s game was not only the last game of tne season, but the final game in which five of the CAtholic high players will appear in the lineup for D. C. 11. S. Captain Voglewede, Christen. Holtliouse. Schulte and Laurent will be graduated ties spring. The Catholic high team exhibited some clever guarding in the first half, keeping the Lenders away from the basket and forcing them to shoot long shots most of the time, but in the second half the Leaders penetrated the defense more readily . In th preliminary game the Monroe I’,oar Cats defeated the Preble Independents for the «*<rmd time within the last two weeks, by a semi- of Hi to it. Monroe held a lead of lit” until the last two minutes when in. bl.- ■ ' hl

('■l, 1 ' • ' < <• goals. (Leaders (28) D. C. H. S. (17) Andrews ...'F Meyers Mendenhall F Holthouse Oliver C.. R. Voglewede Kennedy Ct Christen | Christ G Gass Substitutions: Wemhoff for R. Voglewede, A. Voglewede for Gass. Schulte for Holthouse. Field goals: Andrews. 3; Mendenhall, 2; Oliver. 5; Meyers, 4; Holthouse.-1; Schulte. 1; Free throws: Mendenhall, 6; Kennedy 1; Meyers. 1; Holthouse, 2: Christen 2. . — o Field Narrows Down In National Basketball Meet Chicago, April 2—(Special to Daily Democrat/)— University of Chicago national high school basketball tournament swung into the semi-final round today with more than half the competing teams eliminated. First round games were completed late yesterday and winners of the preliminary tussles were pitted against each other in the evening play. Wichita and Westport high of Kansas City are picked as strong contenders for the championship following easy victories in their opening games yesterday. In the evening round. Yankton, S. D.. defeated Fairfax, Okla., and Uniontown. Pa., won front Teachers College high of Greeley, Col. Elgin, 111., fell before Dupont Manual of Louisville, Ky„ 26 to 14. Torrington, Conn., and Uraiiia. La., meet in the first game today. — — Lafayette, Ind. — Purdue lost to Wabash college here in the second game of the college baseball season. The score was 6-0.

Stuixis Wins Michigan Stale Championship Tin- Stiirrls high school basket hull team won tin- stale eham|donsfii|> of I Michigan hist week in the state ' tournament. The Sturgis team was decisively beaten by the Decat m* high school team here during the eaion by a score of 48 to 22. That wa I one of the only two games lost by, | the Stutgls team during (lie season. the other defeat having been suffer ! cd at the hands of a Hoosier quintet. Central High of Port Wayne. Sturgis applied for adtrtision in the Nat-, ional high schod! tournament now in progress at the University of Chi (•ago. after winning the Michigan state title, but their application was re fused by the officials of the tournaI motif, who declared that no more teams could be accommodated in the touranment. —o '— Small Town Threatens To Win Net Championship c Chicago, April 2. (United Press.) -Torrington, Conn., high defeated Urania, La., 25 to if). today in the first game of the third round of the University Chicago national interscholastic basketball tournament. The game went overtime, the regular period ending. 17 to 17. Five youngsters from Wheeler. Miss., a town of 3<m inhabitants, mad" a strong bid for the championship by eliminating the powerful Huntington, W. Va.. team, to to 15. The Wheeler high school, in its first season after be ing admitted to to Mississippi Stare league, has won state championship, and now enters 23 out of 24 games, has won the the semi-final round for the national title. It is the first year the Wheeler school has had a basketball coach. The Piercing Pains of NEURITIS Torturing pains — the kind that pierce and burn and never seem to let up- that rob a man of his sleepthat make him just a bag of nerves and all worn out. Those are the pains that dope and eol tar products can only relieve. You've got to get something more lasting. The quickest, safest and surest way to get rid of the persistent, nerveracking pains of Neuritis is to get a bottle of Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2. Be sure you get No. 2. which comes in capsule form. Take these little dark green capsules as directed and notin’ how in about 24 hours they have considerably reduced if not entirely banished those severe, torturing pains that have caused you so many sleepless nights. Continue for two or three days more or until the pains have entirely disappeared. It doesn't matter how long you mayhave suffered or whether your Neuritis Is in the shoulder, arm neck or legs. Alb nrhu Special Formula No. 2 will slop the fort tire and give yon speedy relief Holthouse Drug Co., or any good druggi-l will be glad to supply yon.

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ANNOUNCE PLANS FoR COUNTY 11. S. I MEET, APRIL 25 (Continued from Pago tine) to throe events. A baseball game will be held In the morning, the north halt of the county playing (he south half Storing In both the track and field ,••vents and lit> r„ry-rnusie eontestu will he the same. A srhoa) receiving <> fir i award will receive five points; I second, titter |>oluts: and third one I point The following events will be in- ' chided in the track and field meet: lOoynrd dash 22-yard dash, one-half-mile run. one mile run. running broad ,'jotnp. running high-jump, pole vault, shot-put and half-mile relay race. I Selection of officials for the contests and final arrangements are being made by a committee composed of A. Klendworth, W. A. Amstutz i and Faul Graham, under the super-

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