Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 239, Decatur, Adams County, 9 October 1925 — Page 4

YELLOW JACKET IINEUP CHANCED (oath Marshall Makes Several Shifts In Preparaing For Portland Game Several changes have been made in the lineup ot the Yellow Jacket foothal team in preparation for the game w,th Portland high s<h«H>l at Portland. Saturday. Coach Marshall has shifted several players in hopes of strengthening the team. The backfield has been braced considerably with the return of "lied" Acker to the fold. Acker will play half back and call signals in the game Saturday. Captain Joe Bebout has been -shifted from bls position at left end to full back Bogner, who has been playing full back has been moved up to loft tackle, filling the place held by Anderson tn recent games. Zwkk, who has been playing quarter bar k, has been shifted to left end. to fill Beboul’s old position, and Reynolds, a substitute half hack, lias been placed in the quarter back position. Moser has quit the squad and Covault will be used in his place at halfback. Coach Marshall will take sixteen players to Portland. Several automobile loads of fans will accompany the team. The coach was confident today that his team would make a fine showing against Portland. - .. —. The Fourth Down BY WILLIE PI NT Weather — excellent for football, poor for baseball and terrible for B. V D.’s. MAKE THE PANTHERS PANT. Coach Marshall will lead h>s Yellow Jackets into Portland tomorrow for a battle with the Purple Panthers. Yellow and Purple mixed together will make blue for someone. Several college teams will begin the tough part of their schedule Sat urdav We believe Purdue will beat DePauw, Michigan will trim Indiana. Chicago will defeat Ohio. Illinois will down Butler, and Notre Dame will win from Beloit, The Bluffton Banner says Coach Rippe has been drilling the Bluffton Tigets in interference, dipping and tackling.. They’d better not do their clipping while the referee is looking The Banner also rates the Garrett team, which plays the Tigers Saturday, on the same level with the Tigers. Let’s see. Central beat Bluffton, Laporte beat Central. Garrett beat Laporte. Bluffton must have stepcd up a few rungs during the paat week. L Anvwav, Bluffton, we hope you win — The advance agent for King Basketball has reached Decatur The Central school quintet defeated the city teachers in an overtime game at the li ch school gym las night. 21-16. Central will play the Kirkland high school reserves at the old gym tonight. , F ;ht, ’em. Yellow Ja. kets. Bring home a lab of Panther steak. o —, SATURDAY'S RADIO FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WBZ. Springfield, 333. Harvard vs. Middlebury. WCCC. MinneapoUsrSt. Paul. 416. Minnesota vs. Grinnell. WOS, Jefferson City. 441. Nebraska’ vs. Missouri. WSAI. Cincinnati, 326, Cincinnati, vs. Georgetown, 0 — Statistics Os World’s Series Baseball Games STANDING W. L. % Senators 11 ■y'*' l Pirates 11 -SOO Scores —First Came Washington, 4; Pittsburgh. 1. Second Game: Pittsburgh. 3; Washington, 2. Receipts and Allotments first Two Games: Attendance (paid). 85,069. Gate receipts. $366,473. Advisory council’s share, $54,970.95. Players' share. $186,901.23. Each club's share. ,31,150.20. Each league’s share. $31,150.20. Many Used Cars at Bargair prices. Chevrolet Sales, lit N. 3 street. 7-8-1

BIC TEN TITLE SEASON OPENS 1 ■ — Indiana Plays Michigan And Chicago Meets Ohio State Saturday By, Edward E. Derr, it' f Staff <’orre»pun<l»nt) Chicago, tict. 9.—The championship season lor the Big Ten football con j ference of the middlewest will be opened tomorrow. Coach Stagg's Chi lingo Maroons defending their 1924 | title against the onslaught of Ohio State and Michigan taking on Indiana at Ann Arbor. Chicago uncovered none of its strength in defeating Kentucky over last week end and is expected to show plenty of new plays against the Buckeyes. Ohio is viewed as a possible contender, however, and should force the Maroons about to the limit. Indiana showed unexpected strength last Saturday in running up a 31 to t> score against the state normal and may cause some trouble for "Hurry l'p" Yost's Wolverines. Michigan, however, is the favorite. While the other six members of the Big Ten will be engaged in games, none of them will have any bearing on the championship. Illinois will have another opportun ity to build up its strength by meeting Btuler at Urbana. lowa wil take on St. Louis university at lowa City; Minnesota meets Grinnell at Minneapolis; Northwestern will stand off the invasion of Carleton; Purdue's Boilermakers clash with Depauw; and Wisconsin's fast improving Biulg ers take on franklin at Madison. Outside of the conference, the most interesting game in the middle west will lie at South Bend where Kniite Roekne's Irish team from Notre Dame takes on Beloit. It will be the last ' practice session for Notre Dame be I fore the harder games on its schedule. • POSTPONEMENT IS FAVORABLE TO SENATORS (Continued from page one) third game and get an all important edge on the series. The third game probably will be played tomorrow, as the official pre dietion is "fait and colder" with ris ing temperature for Sunday's game. o Cubs Beat White Sox In Chicago City Series Chicago. Oct. 9— (United Press.)— Weather was threatening today for the third game of Chicago's city series. The Cubs gained the advantage yesterday when Wilbur Cooper pitched an excellent game, setting the White Sox down with five hits, the Cubs winning. 2to 1. The first game on Wednesday went to a 19-inning tie. o Central And Teachers Play First Net Game The first basketball game of the season was played in the high school gymnasium last night by the city school teachers and the Central school ' eighth grade team. The teachers won in an overtime contest, after a hard fight. The score was 2116. The teams were tied at 16-16 when the regular playing period was up, and the |Y't:t '

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overtime. Central will be represented by a fas tteam this winter. . Bryce Thomas is coaching the team. He has 1 been assisted during the last two weeks, by Coach Kennedy, coach of 1 the high school team. Central will play the Kirkland high school Reserves at hte old gymnasium on First 1 street this evening. The game will start at 7 o'clock. II II ■ ■!■(>'■ Herman Sell erne yer Returns From Ohio Herman Seliemeyer has returned from New Brannen. Ohio, where he visited the Rev. and Mrs. N. E Vltr.,' Mrs. Vltz being his daughter. While there they attended a joint meeting ot tile German Reformed Men's Club and the Woman's Society of the church nt New Knoxville, whore the chief speaker was Governor Vic Donahey. The Ohio governor spoke on behalf of those boys who have made one or two steps in the wrong direction and called upon the good people to help save themselves. It Vas a wonderful meeting and Mr. Seliemeyer enojyed it very much. The town was in gala attire as the governors sec- . retary. Jake Meckstroth, who resides it New KnexMlle. VM with him. Teacher-Second Team Football Game Postponed The football game scheduled to be played on Ahr's Field this afternoon between the higK school second team j md the city teachers has been post- , poned on account of the weather. The game will be played at 4 o'clock Monday evening, providing weather conditions are favorable:.

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Curt Johnson Arrested For Transporting Liquor Curtis Johnson was nrcated yeater | day evening by officers Mclehi and • (Reynolds when they found hint driving hln automobile while under the influence of Intoxicating liquOY The arrest was made on a downtown street Johnson was locked in the county jail last night ami this morning a < barge of transporting Intoxicating higupr was filed against him in circuit court. The officers found a small quantity of liquor In Johnson's pocket while he was In the cat. Johnson was arraigned in court this morning and he refused to plead. The court entered n pica of not guilty for the defondant and fixed his bond a' SI,OOO. Johnson was unable to furnish bond and was returned to jail. Al Swanson. of Chicago, was a bus-

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Iness caller in the city yt'»'»™'t tern non. Mrs. Hansel Oeckman. of east of ( ihe city, spout Thursday afternoon .here shopping. Herman Myers. Dkk Durkin. I B. Butler. Felix Maier and Dr John Clark motored to Fort Wayne last | evening and saw the "Gorilla at the Majestic. Mr. ami Mrs Robert Whalen, of Elgin, Illinois, were the guests of Mrs. Lulu Swearingen today. Robert Colter, of Chicago, is visiting his parents. Mr. ami Mrs. < . H Colter, of this city, today Claude Shirk, of Monroeville, is visit tig relatives and looking aftei business interests here this noonMany Used Cars at Bargum prices. Chevrolet Sales, N. 3 street. ’ 7-N-u _ . ___ —- r MMO (T-Wi

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