Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 83, Decatur, Adams County, 7 April 1925 — Page 6

COACH SELECTS WiLL-BE TEAM Coach Marshall Names I May* ers To Meet Seniors In Football (lame Coach Marshal! today iinmnmccil the- lino-up for iho Will hoos in tho font ball cm mo with tho Hfts-honno to ho playod on Ahr’a Ptflld Thursday evening after school. Tho conch has picked a oomparativoly strong olovon »<> throw Into tho game against tho seniors who have playod their last Inter-school football game as Yollow Junkets Tho noxt yoar’s men are showing much promise in spritiK practice and indications aro that D. If. S. willi ho roprosented by a representatlvo team next fall. Tho loam picked Icy Coach Marshall to face the seniors Thursday consists of Captain lie boat, loQ end; Itiorkos, left tackle; Anderson, left guard; Leitrim, center; Rrandyberry, right guard; Moser, right tackle; H. Myors, right end; Reynolds, quarter hack; Acker and Covanlt. half backs; and Hogner, full hack. Substitutes will Is- Baumgartner. Welker and Johnson. George Witfonrfeld likely will referee the game. Basketball World Cup Given To Richmond Item The Basketball World t-rophv, offered to tho sporting editor who conducted the best sport page in ludiand who fostered the best community spirit, was awarded to tho Richmond Item and tho cup has boon forwarded to Mr. Jean Crain's, sport* ing editor of Tho Item. iho award to tho Item was made . after careful consideration of more than 75 newspapers oil tho state. Tho Item carried more reports each Saturday morning, of Friday evening games than any other daily newspaper and in its columns it fosteYed a better community spirit among teams of its vicinity. The item alsosponsored the "Victory Brick,£ which low reposes with the championship Mhield at Frankfort high school. Honorable mention for the grand award goes to The Brownstown Banner. the Ciawfordsville Review, Lo gansport Press, Kluffton Banner and the Lafayette Journal-Courier. In considering loyalty to the homo team, honorable mention must be accorded to tin- Vincennes Sun, the Washington Herald, the KoKbmo Tri.iiue, the Kokomo Dispatch, the Frankfort Evening News, the Frankfort Morning Times, the Washington Democrat, the Mancie Press, the Rushyille Republican, the Martinsville Reporter, the I.a Porte HeraldArgus, the Anderson Bulletin, the Anwben Herald, the Cary Post-Tri-bune, the Huntington Press, the Rochester News-Sentinel, Connersville News-Examiner, the Franklin tSar. the Bedford Daily Mail and Crawfordsville Journal. In handling the news of the immediate vicinity, those deserving mention besides the Item and the papers on the honorable mention list are, Kokomo Dispatch, Kokomo Tribune, LaPorte Herald-Argus. Fort Wayne News, Fort Wayne JournalGazette, Rushville Republican, Anderson Herald, Anderson Bulletin and Munrie Star. NEWS FROM THE TRAINING CAMPS * I Augusta, Ga. — Frankie Frisch, who has been out of the game, had to go hack on the Giant bench with a sprainned thumb. He got the thumb in the way of a batted ball in fielding practice yesterday and it hurt him so that he could not work today. L ' AgeeviUe, N. C. — Miller Huggins, manager of the Yanks, was boiling over with enthusiasm when the club arrived here today with tjie Brooklyn Robins. "Shosker outpitched Dazzy Vance yesterday and {he babe hit another one, Huggins said. The Brooklyn players said that Vance had a sore arm. Atlanta, Oa. Detroit won the rubber of a three game series from the Cincinnati Reds Monday. 7 to 3, Whiteh!ll and Danse held the National-Leag-uers safe all of the way. V St. Louis —Charley Hellhocher, former Chicgo Cttb shortstop, today refused to return to the Cult lineup to j

I WICHITA K.\S„ HIGH SCHOOL BASKEtR UJL I’KAM WINS NATIONAL THU The high school basketball championship of the Unit »d States was won by Wichita, Kas., cagers Saturday, April 4. at the University of Chicago, the Jayhawker entries outplaying El Berio, Okla.. 27 to fi. la-ft- to right (above): Coach Young. McCormick. M<Burney, ChurchiTN and Barrington. Below; Fowler. Fullington. Dunham and Crossetto. ——

holster the hole Deft by the injury to Rabbit Maranvillo. Hellhocher retired from the game two years ago after a nervous breakdown. I.itlle Rock. Ark. —Chicago's White Sox departed for Nashville, next stop nu their leisurely jaunt to Detroit for the opening game. Yesterday they rocked the Little Rock team to sleep j 7 to 2. Memphis, Tonn. Tho St. Louis t Browns arrived hero for a three game j series, their last of the southern season. Tho American leaguers with Danforth lossing in masterful fashion, yesterday heat the Nashville club 10 to 0. El Paso, Tex.—The fit. Louis Cardinals. enronte home after the training J season in California, stop oft' here to j day for a game. The Cardinals second squad plays in Alberque today. — New Orleans —The Cleveland Indians rwptlnrs defeated the Yauniguns 3 to 3, here yesterday in a pitchers' ( <lucl between Roy and l,elir. Rev gave ■ the second stringers seven hits and Lehr allowed the regulars six safeties. o SPORT TABS Chicago - Tho University of Chicago ! baseball team may acchpt an invita- j tion to meet Waseda university in Japan next fall, officials announced today. Trof. Iso Abe has proposed the contest. It would he the longest nth-, letie trip ever made by a midwest ; university team. Evanston, 111. Nine college swimming teams are entered in the national | individual championship meet to lie: hold here under the auspices of North : western'university Friday and Satur- 1 day. Chicago— I jOti Talaher, middle weight wrestling champion, defeated John Kilonis here last night in a one fall match. The champion won in 21:25 with a headiock. Rockford, Miss. — The Mississippi Aggies pounced on the University of Illinois baseball team here yesterday and won. 11 to 3. Both teams collected six hits, but O'Shaughneasy, lilini httrler, was wild and five passes | with liits. Hoffman, who preceded hint on the mound, was hit on the shoulder ■ in the second frame and forced to retire. Detroit —Paavo Nurmi lapped the

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Held once in a two mile race here last night, but failed to set any new re cords. His chief oponen*. was Jimmy Connelly, former Georgetown star. I.lnie Ray lost by fifty yards to Lloyd Jluhn in a mile race. Cyril Conffee, Y. A. won asst yard dash from Jackson fiehoalz and Buck Better, former . Canadian Olympic team member. ' French Financial Crisis Shown In Value Os Franc i l/ondon. April 7—(United Press) — The French financial crisis «is reflected in the value of the franc hertwe Saturday the Franc opened at 91.85: to the pound while today it opened! at 93.10. Bluffton Democrats" Favor Municipal Plant Bluffton. April 7 — A canvass ofdemocratic candidates on the ques- j 1 tion of whether or not Bluffton should | own its light and power plant shows j UK) percent affirmative vote. This | question has been the base of several ! spirited city elections iu re and it is the first time that all candidates iff it iitiii irir —rn unit —igrriai sts-ju.

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alive been favorable to the plan. CONTRACT FOR MILLS ROAD IN MONROE IS LET (Continued from Page <)n*'( ship was filed and docketed. The commissioners awarded the contract for furnishing the grocery -applies for the county infirmary to Fisher and Harris, of this city, on their hid of $130.52. The next lowest, hid was $131.53, also filed by a local grocer. Fisher and Harris was also; awarded the contract for furnishing j tobacco to the inmates at the infirm j j ary, their bid being $30.35. The dry j goods contract was awarded to tin* j | | 11. and B. Dry Goods company of IV- ! (iitut on their bids of $25.74 and ' *34.21, |wo flints sea being (received. J | Miller's Bakery agreed to furnish j bread to the county infirmary at j | nine cents a loaf. Niblick and Company was award ] led tie- contract for linoleum at the) j county infirmary on their bid of 7(ft 97*. '< he hill tor hardware supplies had not !>,-en awarded at 2:3ft o'clock this UP >*%**&'. — T lilinnw

! .if tor noon. The commissioners will complete th'dr session this evening. - <> — • — California Cities Are Hosts To American Fleet Kim Francisco, April 7- (United Press) Oakland and the east luty cities today took over the role or host to officers and men, of the visiting American fleet. \ program of luncheons, nniomohile tours and boxing contests was pro vided, with free admission to resorts . ml free street ear fares for enlisted men, including tonight with a dance. San Francisco's ontottainment will

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jhe resumed tomorrow, ,| Officer* nml men will participate j in Good Friday service* on Amro and ! !, hoard vessels. Fiflv thousand girts have hot o "r> j erttlted" for at the enlistedi ' moo's dunce at the exposition audl j toriitm ttnturduy night. Visitors ure allowed on hoard ships j of the fleet each afternoon betwe-ti i one and 4:30 p.m. SAN YAK j For Weak Kidneys, Diabetes, Back Ache, Dizziness. Rheumatism and Indigestion, Get San Yak in Liquid or Pill Form at Smith, Yager & Falk i Drug store. Tues.- ts

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