Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 5 November 1925 — Page 6

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KSNEJECBS MEET PLEASANT MILLS Two Adams County Baskethall Teams Play Here Friday Night Tli. Kirkland Kangaroos have five I time on their schedule for the month ot November. The following teams will be met in the order named. Plea'ant Mills, Chester Center, Ossian. Decatur and Rock Creek. The first two nam'd probably will form the least opposition, but none of them will be a set-up, either w The wearers of tli reen and gold will moot I'leasaiit tills in the old gym here. ITidav evening. The Kangaroo have In.-; ’vo games in as many starts, but they Tope to break in on the win column by registering a win over the St. Moys township ■■ -meats. The Kam irons played inch improved brand of b ill hi the Lancaster panic. .Uh r they once hit their stride the Adams county lads were continually on the heel, of the district champs. There will be two preliminary games The boys’ second team and the girls' t< ms will play in the other co:.fests The Kirkland reserves will attempt to turn in their second victory in as many starts by winning over the Pleasant Mills seconds. The reserves have a well balanced team as was shown by their 12 to 6 victory over the Rock Creek s -conds. The girls game seem . to be a ti -up. The Kirkland alssies won from 1 ieasant Mills last year by one point and hope to repeat. o— Monro.e To Play At Lancaster Friday Night Coach Montgomery will take his Monroe high school basketball team to Lancaster Friday night to battle the 1 Lampion Hob Cats. Lancaster

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opened the season last week by detesting the Kirkland quintet and Is raid to be strong thois year. Monroe ! has played two contests already this . season, dropping two hard fought I games to Berne. o Fort Wayne Central To Play Twenty Net Games Fort Wayne, Nov. s—Twenty games, including contests witn tour quintets that played in the finals ot the state 1 basketball tournament a Indianapolis last spring., have been scheduled by the Central high school team. New ' teams on the schedule are Washington. Muncie and Milford. The first game of the season is with Warsaw on the home court. December 4. Coach Murray Mendenhall will have six veterans from last year's squad and sev--1 oral more athletes who are expected ' to show up well, from which to pick ,his 1925-26 team. Those who remain 1 from last year's team are Captain iehl, .Morrill. Scott. Jasper. Baker, and Manth. The schedule is as follows: December 4 Warsaw here. December s—Huntington. there. December 11 —Decatur, there. December 12 —Muncie, here. December IS Freebel, of Gary. here. December 19 —Angola, there January B—Milford, here. January 15 —Washington, there. January 19 —South Side, here. January 22—Rochester, there. January 23 —Bluffton, here. January 29—Hartford City, there. January 30 —North Manchester, here. February s—Auburn,5 —Auburn, there. February 6 —Kendallville, here. February 12 —South Side here. February 19 —Wiley, of Terre Haute, here. February 20 —Warren, there. February 26 —Monticell, there. February 27 —Wabash, there. —o—• — Miss Jessie Dell, the new member of the United States Civil Service Commission, bega nher career in the public service 25 years ago as a clerk : of the War Department.

DECaTUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1925.

LEADERS TO OPEN SEASON TUESDAY I ■ Local Basketball Team To Travel To Portland For Initial Contest The Decatur Leaders wil make their 1925'26 debut next Tuesday night in > a contest witli the Portland independents in the Armory at Portland. The J Leaden have been practicing twice I each week for the last few weeks ■ and are rapidly rounding into condii tlon for their initial tilt. | The players working out with the , Leaders this year are "Tabby" Andrews. Webb Oliver. “Bill" Crist, Linn 1 Shirk. Earl Christen and “Sheener” i 1 Miller. Andrews, Oliver. Crist and i'Shirk performed with the leaders last ■ 'season, while Christen and Miller were stars with the Catholic high and Decatur high teams last year. The Portland team opened its season Tuesday night of this week with a 28 to 27 victory over the Hartford City Independents. Portland was scheduled to play a team from Huntington hut the game was cancelled. Gullion. former Purdue star and coach al Hartford Citv high school, played center for Hartford City. Ulery starred for Portland with five field goals and one free throw to his credit. The lineup and summary of the game was as fol- | lows: Portland Hartford City Gibson Sinclair : Ulery -.. Bauer Forwards. Williamse.... Gullion Center. Shields Reasoner Oren Smith Guards Field goals—Ulery. 5; Gibson. 3; Williams. 3; Shields. 1; Gullion. 4; Sinclair, 3; Bauer, 2; Reasoner, 3. Foul goals—Gullion. 3; Gibson. 1;' Ulery. 1; Shields, 1; Oren. 1. o Berne Quintet To Play Chester Center Quintet The Berne high school basketball team will go tp Chester Center, Wells ‘

county, to play the Chester Center eagers Friday night. Berne has two victories over the Monroe quintet to i Its credit already and is out to keep its slrtte clean. i Linn Grove Aces Defeat Petroleum Quintet, 19-11 The Lilin Grove Aces defeated the Petroleum Independents In u hardfought basket-ball game at Linn Grove Tuesday night, the final score being 1 19-14. Both teams lacked team work and accurate basket shooting, but this Is explained by the fact that the season is still young. ' The first half.ended with Petroleum leading. 8-6. but the Aces came back In the closing period and forged ahead. N. Reynolds starred for the winners, while Fisher led the Petroleum attack. ‘ Lineup and summary: Aces (19) Petroleum (141 , Stufller F Fisher SalesF Kirkwood '•N. Reynolds .. C Elston I Runyon O S. Settles C. ReynoldsGO. Dulinsky | Field goals N. Reynolds 5. Studler 2, Fisher 4. Kirkwood 1. Elston 1. Set- | ties 1. Foul goals L. Runyon 1. N. ! Reynolds, 2. O. Runyon 2. Foul goals missed—Fisher 2. Kirkwood 2. Settles 2. Elston 1. Runyon 1. Studler 1. I . O' — —Subscribe For The Daily Democrat —

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Game Wardens Arrest ' 1,854 Persons In Year I Wardens ot state conservation department arrested 1.854 persons during fiscal 1925 which closed September 30. and convicted 1.705 who paid I I fines and costs amounting to |33,1709.50, according to the annual rei port of George N. Mannfeld, auperinundent of the fish and game divi- ' sion. just filed with Richard Lieber, conservation director. Seventy-nine cases were dismissed and 70 remain 1 to be tried. There was* a decrease of 436 arrests this year over fiscal 1924, the report shows, leading to the belief that the public is less prone to violate the laws, realising that a plentiful supply of fish in public waters and game In fields and woods, are a state asset attracting many thousands of persons Into the open with attendant Wenefits to evleryone. Gary Citizens To Make I City Known To Aviators Gary. Ind.. Nov. s.—Gary is planning to step to the front as an airport. The chamber of commerce has completed negotiations by which the name “Gary” will be printed in large letters on the tops of many of Ihe ■ city's larger buildings.

THANKS TO VOTERS J We wish to thank all the cltiiens ot : Decatur who voted for us In the muno-' cipal election Tuesday and also wish Ito thank the hundreds of men and women who worked for us and the Democratic party. We hope to serve the community to the very beat of our ability. George M. Krick, Mrs. Catherine Kauffman, Mrs. Luella Magiey, A. R. Ashbaucher. George Miller, O. L. ' i Vance, Joe Hunter and Fred Lion. 0 "Cheer Up” the best la yet to come. 249tf • I—, —* n ■ 11 —Subscribe For The Daily Democrat— * " ' . ' »■ --r 11 —ll »

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