Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 267, Decatur, Adams County, 11 November 1925 — Page 6

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YELLOW JACKETS TO PLAY BLUFFTON Old Rivas To Meet In Last Football Game Os Season Here Friday Th* Decatur high nchool Yellow Jackets will close their 1925 football reason Friday afternoon in a game on Ahr's field with their old rivals, the Muffton Tigers. The game is scheduled to start at 2:30 (o'clock. Admission will he fifty cents. The Yellow Jackets have a much better record for the season than the Tigers, although Iterator has won only I one game to date. Bluffton has not | won a game this season, or for tlie last few seasons, and their games have been lost by top-heavy scores In most cases, while the Yellow Jackets have won one game, tied one and lost two contests by narrow margins. However, the Tigers pepped up last Saturday and held Hartfotd City to two touchdowns and they can he counted upon to furnish plenty of fight in the game here Saturday. 1 o Dartmouth Starts West To Play Chicago Maroons Hanover. N. H„ Nov. 11. — < United Press)—With a bruised and battered squad of 35 players, the Dartmouth football contingent left today for Chicago to play the University of Chicago on Saturday. Tully, Hardy and Holleran are in bad shape as a result of injuries sustained in the Cornell game that were not considered serious at the time. Tully, the star end of the varsity, has a bad leg and has been able to do nothing this week but engage in signal drill. The squad was given a rousing sendoff when it boarded the train and the coaches said they were confident. Football Game Not To Be Played Here Sunday Arrangements were partially completed Monday for a football game to be played in this city next Sunday between the Portland “Our Boys" and the Van Wert, Ohio, Cardinals, but the manager of the Portland team stated this morning that the game had been cancelled and would not be played here. The two teams played at Portland recently, and the “Our Boys" won by a score of 7-6. The Van Wert ’ eleven was anxious for another game on a neutral field. The two teams are rated as among the fastest sent -pro elevens in this part of the country. o Bluffton Tigers To Open Net Season Friday Night Bluffton, Nov. 11. — Friday evening will officially open the basketball playing in this city and will be featur’d by a double header witen the Lafayette Center high and Union Center high school quintets meet the teams that represent the P. A. Allen high school. Lafayette will probably p'ay the team that went to Petroleum las! Friday evening and will be a preliminary game for the Union and Tiger f acas. Assistant Coach Coolman will be putting his three net squads thru some stiff practices this week getting them ready for the double header. The quintet that will probably represent the Tigers’ first team against Union Friday evening are: Earhart and Shannon in the guard positions with High at center, and Jack Gerber and Rury» playing in the forward department. Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results Makes Fat People Slim New York Physician Perfecls Harmless Method of Reducing Weight The loss of as much as a pcund of excess fat a day with no harmful tesuits is the record made by many patients of Dr. R. Newman, a licensed practicing physician of 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, who announces that he has perfected a treatment which has quickly rid fat people of excess weight. What is more remarkable is the Doctor’s statement that he has successfully treated thousands of pa--1 tents for fat reduction without change <' diet or unnecessary exercise. It is also said that fat people who suffer from chronic rheumatism, gout, asthma and high blood pressure obtain great relief from the reduction of their superfluous flesh. Realizing that this sounds almost too good to be true, the Doctor has offered to send without charge to anyone who Will write him. a free trial treatment to prove him claims, as well as his “Pay-when-reduced" plan. If you want to rid yourself of superfluous fat, write him today, addressing Dr. R. Newman, 286 Fifth Avenue. New York City, Dept. R-l.

• Reggie Brown To Be I Coach Os Harvard I Cambridge. Mass.. Nov. 11. —(United Press) —Reggie Brown, former assistant coach at Harvard under the late Percy Haughton, will (succeed Rob Fisher as head coach next fall, it was learned from a reliable source today. Brown is now assistant to Ed Robinson at Brown. o LEADERS LOSE ATPORLAND Decatur Basketball Quintet Drops First Game of Season, Score 22-19 The Decatur Leaders opened their 1925-2l’> basketball season at Portland last night by dropping a hard-fought ' and well-played game to the Portland Independents by a score of 22-19. A disastrous first half, in which the Leaders failed to get going, spelled defeat for the Decatur quintet. The half ended 13 to 5 in favor of Port-! land. The Leaders found themselves in the second half and outscored J their .opponents. 14 to 9. hut could not overcome the lead. The Leaders scored eight field goals to seven for Portland. The Leaders showed up good in their initial appearance this season. , They had possession of the ball more , than half of the time, but could not ( hit the basket in the first half, due ( mainly to lack of practice. Sheener , Miller, captain of the Decatur high! school team last season and all-dis-trict floor guard, played forward for the Leaders last night and scored four field goals and three free throws. He was high point man of the game. I Webb Oliver, veteran center for the Leaders, hit the basket for three field goals in the second half, after being shut out in the opening period. ‘ Andrews substituted for Shirk dur- ( ing the last ten minutes and scored one field goal. Portland has a fast outfit this season. The same team plays under the name of Muncie Merchants part of the time, it is said. The team is composed of former high school and college stars. The Leaders likely ( 1 will open their home season next 1 week at the Catholic high school ■ gym. but their opponents have not ’ been selected yet. Portland will play |' a return-game here in the near f I future. Lineups and summary: leaders (19) Portland (22) 1 1 Miller F Ulrey | Shirk F Gibson 1 Oliver C Williams 1 Crist G ♦ Shields, ’ | Christen ...G. Oren 1 Substitutions: Andrews for Shirk,!l Bowman for Gibson, Shaffer for 1 Shields. < Field goals: Miller. 4; Oliver, 3; Andrews, 1; Ulrey, 2; Gibson. 3,1 Williams, 1; Shaffer. 1. |i Free throws: Miller, 3; Ulrey, 2; 1 Gibson, 2; Shaffer. 3; Oren. 1. I Referee: Brubaker. i o ■ Rickard Wants To Sign Waker And Milligan j (By Henry L. Farrell, United Press Staff Correspondent) || New York. Nov. 11—Bplked in his I efforts to make a number of other | matches. Tex Rickard wants to sign I Mickey Walker, world's welterweight champion, in Madison Square Garden , in the Christmas fund benefit. Milligan has already signed an I agreement to appear in three fights I for Rickard and Walker gave his I terms some time ago when Rickard I was dickering for a match between : the welterweight champion and Dave Shade, the California challenger. It is understood, however, that Shade has decided to forsake the welterw’eight class and fight as a middleweight in the future as he fears that he will injure hintself by reducing to the weight. It is said that Walker wants SIOO,OOO to defend his title in a decision bout but Rickard cannot pay him that much as there would be nothing left for the Christmas stocking. The New York boxing commission also passed a rule some time ago that at least fifty per (x’nt of the receipts must be given to the charity for which benefis are given. o FINAL STANDING Wabash Valley Conference W L Pet. South Side 4 0 1000 Kokomo 3 1 ~750 Wabash 3 1 .750 Huntington 1 3 .250 Pern 13 .250 Logansport 0 4 .000

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Plays Last Game V 5 K ts Ab ■ Captain Larry Marks will play his last football game for Indiana Uni- , versify November 21. when the Crimson machine meets Purdue in the I dedicatory game of the new Indiana 1 Memorial stadium. Marks has been the outstanding back on the Ingram eleven this season and is expected to cause the Boilermakers plenty of trouble. His punting against Ohio State was superb and it aided greatly in holding the Buckeyes to a lone | touchdown. ALONG THE SIDELINES (By United Press) South Bend. Ind. — Captain Clem Crowe will be out of the Notre Dame lineup for the rest of the season. This came as the only serious aftermath of last Saturday’s game. Ike Vosdisch will probably fill the captain’s shoes. Otherwise the team is in good shape for the homecoming game Saturday with Carnegie Tech. Lafayette, Ind. — Coach Phelan is stressing defensive work in practices this week. Expectations here are that Purdue will resort principally to an aerial attack to realize the hope "If we can only heat Northwestern Saturday.” lowa City — Passing and line bucks are coming in for the principal work this week of the lowa squad. “Cowboy" Kutsch and Schirmer are going well In the scrimmages. Champaign. 111. — Indications are here that Coach Zuppke will start a regular lineup against Wabash Saturday in an attempt to get a lead so that the regulars may retire and remain in good condition for the Ohio game Ann Arbor, Mich. — The Wolverines are being trained to stop the MarekKarow passinng attack, when Michigan meets Ohio State this week. So far in scrimmages the regulars have somthered every Ohio play attempted by the frosh. Madison, Wis. — Forward passing so far has constituted most of the Badger practice this week. Coach Little, it seems, is planning to use most of his subs against Michigan Aggies SatiVday, and take no chances on the loss of any of them for the Chicago game. Minneapolis — Hard Scrimmage, mainly defense work, is the order in the Gopher camp this week. "Doc"

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Spears is fighting to get the team into the best shape tor the lowa game Saturday, after which he nopes to meet Michigan for the championship Columbus. O. — Defensive formations calculated to stop the famed Mkhigan pass attack, are being taught Ohio this week. Marek was on the field yesterday but not in uniform. Karow was out of the hospital and clad in moleskins. Bloomington, Ind.—Defenses formed to stop he Purdue attack are receiv ing more consideration from Indiana coaches this week than the stopping of Rose Poly next Saturday. Purdue's passing is coming In for the most consideration. * Evanston, 111. — With "Moon" Baker back in thp game, a new backfield make Its appearance for Northwestern Saturday. White and Gustafson will be at 'he halves. Tiny I/’wls at full and Moop will do the calling. Hard scrimmages are the order in the camp. Chicago— The problem of stopping Oberlander and Mne in the game Sat. urday with Dartmouth right now is occupying most of Coach Stagg’s time. Stagg is still stressing defense and Dartmouth may run up against the toughest stonewall they have met this year, when they invade this city Saturday. o _ Trinnirle Sporting Club Is Launched At Bluffton Bluffton. Nov. 11. — The Triangle Sporting Club was auspiciously launched with a charter membership of 68, at the meeting held Monday evening at the American Legion rooms. The alms and purposes of the club were dwelt on at. length, temporary officers elected to serve until the next meeting night, November 16. and captains named to head membership committees, who will conduct whirl wind campaigns for additional members, starting Wednesday morning. The officers named to servo during the period of organ’zation were Tuck Sawyer, president: Homer Marshall, secretary and Ed Brammer, treasurer. Squad captains were Harold Bowman. Harold Richey, Warren Steckbeck, Don Colbert. Melvin Weist. Joe Seahold. Carroll Costello. Ed Brammer. Gene Grimes and Walter Stuckey. The membership fee was set at $2 00. with the regular dues to he decided upon at some future date, and the charter will be held open until the membership drive comes to a close. It is proposed to secure appropriate quarters and equip them immediately with gymnasium apparatus such as dumb bells, clubs, punching bags, medicine ball, boxing gloves, wrestling mat. horizontal bars. etc., and provide a locker system, shower baths and every feature to be found in the Y. M. C. A., of larger cities, with a lounge and canteen to help pay the overhead. Similar Aiovements have been attempted in Bluffton before, but the idea always collapsed because of lack support, although there appears to be no dearth of enthusiasm for the present organization. o Football Captain Shows Sportsmanship In Game' West Point. N. Y.. Nov. 11 —Late in the Army-Davis Elkins game Sat-

' urday, the Army coaches were froced to send Neel Harding, star back. Into the game, although he was j still groggy from an injury DmIrtg what had happened, the Davis Elkins captain cabled his players wound him and told them that under no circumstances was Harding to be roughed or manhandled LIBERTY CENTER BEATS BECATUR 'A. C. Basketball Team Defeated In First Game Last Night, Score 30-23 The Decatur A. (’. basketball team. i playing its first game, was defeated I by the Liberty Center independent I team at Liberty Center last night, by! a score of 3u to 23. The Decatur team I made a good showing, considering the fact that it was the first game of the| season and the first time the players had been together. Decatur was leading 13 to 10 at the end of the first half. Kelly Moore ( started hitting th* basket in the see-1 ond half however, and with the able ( assistance of Landis on the firing line, brought his team to the front. ' Kenneth Moore also played a good | game for Liberty Center. Illness forced the A. C. team to present a patched lineup for he game. This was Lib-' erty Center’s second game, having deefated Pennville last week. 43 25. Lineup and summary: I jbertv Center Decatur Kelly Moore F Lorenz Kenneth Moore F FaTar Landis C Beni Smith G Snyder Kauffman G Bowenj Substitutions: Fee for Snyder: Bolton for Sm’th. Stroud for Landis. Wolf fnr Kenneth Moore. Field goals: Kelly Moore. 5; Kenneth Moore 4; laindis. 4: Lorenz. 1: Farrar. 3; Beni.) 3: Snyder. 1; Fee, 1. Foul goals: i Kenneth Moore. 1; I-andis. 3: Farrar,! 3; Beul. 2. Referee: Coolman. Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results 1

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