Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1925 — Page 6

SPORTS

MONROE BEATS BRIGHTON. 12-2 Adams County Quintet Breaks Into Win Column On Foreign Floor The Monroe high school baskethall team broke into the win column Saturday night, after dropping its first three contests, and defeated the Brighton high school five, on the latter’s floor, by a score of 12 to 2. Brighton failed to score from the field, the two points being scored by the losers on free throws. The first half ended with Monroe leading. 41. Hauhert. floor- guard, and <l. Smith, forward, led in the Monroe attack The Monroe lineup consisted of: (I. Smith and Kessler, forwards; A. Smith, center: Strahrn and Hahnert, guards. No substitutions were made. Coach Montgomery was unable to accompany the team and Eberhard was in charge. Brighton will play a return game with Monroe in this city on January 22. Monroe will play Poling high school, from Jay county, in the old gymnasium here Friday night of this week.

The remainder of the Monroe schedule is as follows: Nov. 20. Poling, here; Nov 25, Monmouth, here; Dee. 4. Lancaster, here; Dec. 11, Poling at Pennville; Dec. IS. Bluffton nt Bluff ton; Dec. 30, Van Wert, there; Jan 8, Bluffton, there; Jan. 15. Monmouth here; Jan. 29, Pleasant Mills, here; Feb. 26. Pleasant Mills, here. Several other games are pending, and likely will be aranged to be played during the first three weeks of February. — o — FOOTBALL RESULTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL Northwestern. 13; Purdue. 9. Georgia Tech., 3; Georgia University, 0 Depauw, 14; Hanover. 0. Ohio University. 13; Cincinnati, 2. Ohio Wesleyan, 26; Dennison. 0. Muskingum, 14; Ohio Northern. 6. Virginia. 10; Virglna Polytechnic Institifte, 0. Tulane. 14; Sewanee. 0. Auburn. 10; Vanderbilt. 9. Bowdoln. 14; Tufts, 7. State Normal. 16; Eastern Illinois State Normal, 16. (tie). Indiana. 32: Rose Poly. 7. Notre Dame. 26; Carnegie Tech. 0. Princeton. 25; Yale, 12. Colgate. 19; Syracuse. 6. New York University, 27; Trinity. 2. Boston College, 6; West Virginia Wesleyan. 7. Washington and Jefferson. 7; University of Detroit. 0. Harvard, 3; Brown. 0. Pittsburgh. 14; Pennsylvania. 0 Penn State. 0; West Virginia, 14. Maine, 0; New Hampshire, u. itiei. Hobart, 13; Buffalo, o. Cornell, 33; Canisius. 0. Columbia. 21; Army, 7. Michigan. 10; Ohio State, 0. Georgetown, 0; Haverford. IS. Nebraska. 0; Kansas Aggies 0. Butler. 10; Dayton, 7. Illinois. 21; Wabash. 0. Grlnnel, 3; Kansas, 0. Navy, 13; Bncknell, 7. Kentucky. 7; Virginia Military, 0.

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Evansville College, 2; Oakland City, Earlham. 14; Franklin. 6. Creighton, M; North Dakota, 7. South Dakota. 7; Des Moines, 0. Buena Vista, 0; Cornell, 20. Southern Methodist University, 7; Baylor. (5. Eureka. 18; Illinois College, 2. Ilinols Wesleyan, it; Bradley Institute, 19. Oberlin, 18; Miami, 7. Otterbein, 0; Heidelberg, 31. Wooster, 20; Akron. 0. Alabama, 24; Florida, 0. ake Forest Academy, 6; Lombard, College. 0. Nevada, 19; California Aggies, o. Dartmouth, 33; Chicago, 7. Missouri, 16; Oklahoma, tt. Washington. 7; California. 0. ‘ Western Kentucky, 7; Transylvania, t). St Lott'.s University, 7; Loyola. Chicago. 13. Stanford, 82; University of California (southern branch*. 0. Pacific, 13; Santa Clara. 7. Southern California. 27; Montana, 7 HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS South Bend High, 108; Warsaw. I*. Mishawaka High. 54; Elkhart. 0. Manual (Indianapolis), 21; Boys’ Prep, tlndianapolis*, 7. Linton, 12; Cathedral. 25. Evansville Central. 12; Evansville, 0. Emerson (Gary), 22; Froebel (Garv), 0. Sheridan. 27; Peru. 0. Wabash. 12; Marton, (I. Goshen, 31; Huntington. 0. Muncie. t'.G; Portland. 0. Noblesville. 13; Anderson. 0.

The Fourth Down BY WILLIE PUNT Onceover’s hunch was right. Central beat South Side, 7-6 i North western’s team is a smart football aggregation. Twice in as many weeks, the Purple team has saved victory when defeat threatenj by giving their opp tents a safety, A safety in the game with Purdue Saturday gave the Boilermakers two points, but also halted a Purdue rush, which looked good for a touchdown. All roads lead to Bloomington this week-end, where the Scrappin’ Hoosiers battle the Boilermakers as a part of the I. Ustadium dedication. Huntington high school closed one of the most disastrous football Beas-1 ons in the school’s history Saturday ( by taking a 31-0 drubbing at Goshen. Huntington won one game, tied one and lost*five during the season. The * Vikings scored eight points, all against Logansport, while their op-’ ponr-nts ran up a total of 220. j The Yellow Jackets won two games, tied one and lost five during the past season. They scored 38 points to 125 scored by their opponents. Rip Offs in the Bluffton News takes consolation in the fact that no other teams in this neck of the woods equalled the record of

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the Bluffton Tigers thin season—a record of no victories. This 1 record extends back over the ’ last four years, if our memory doesn’t fail us. Earlham College closed a successol season Saturday by down’*'K their old rivals. Franklin. 146. Earlham won every game on her schedule with the exception of the Butler game. Indiana college teams appear to be considerably stronger this year than they have been for several years- Purdue and Indiana are making a good showing in the Big Ten. despite their losses. Butler, Wabash, Franlolin, Earlham, State Normal. Hanover appear stronger than usual. Notre Dame, DePauw and Rose Poly appear to be 1 weaker than usual. ITALY PLEASED . WITH DEBT PLAN i , ((OMIXIKII FROM PMiK ONE* I in recognizing Italy’s ability to pay. I "Both I and the Italian people at j large," he continued, "are more than pleased with the results of the nego ] tiatlons and the arrival at a complete J settlement.” | "I am sure it will be a great step for cordial relations between our two countries and a great move forward, pregnant with the possibilities for

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* pence* tn Europe generally." | There was an illusion to his escape , from the recent plot to assassinate ! him. The man with the p,erring eyes j picked a pencil off his dealt and tapped • a little statuette. r| "My person is made of iron like > that," he commented, dosing the talk t to devote himself to a calendar which listed twenty appointments with individuals besides a mass of government busniess. The Italian cabinet Saturday approved a bill Increasing the powers of I the premier, making him responsible only to the king and prescribing harsh .penalties for assassination attempts I of for future deeds and utterances displeasing to film. Christian Church Plans Father And Son Program The Father and Son program at the ‘Christian church Tuesday evening will ( begin promptly at 7 o'clock, instead I of 6 o’clock as originally planned. All fathers of the church are urged to I bring their sons to the banquet. Fath- ! ers who are not members of the ChrisIlian church are invited to attend and I bring their sons, also.

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One Member Os Grand Jury Is Excused Today The Adams county grand jury met this morning for its annual session. Herman Conrad, o’ Preble township, was excused from service on the jury on account of illness. Judge Sutton excused three other members of the Jury for the remainder of the day. Instructing them to appear again Tuesday morning. The coml also, ordered the jury commissioners summoned to draw another name. The name lof H S. Mlvhaud. of Decatur, was , i drawn this afternoon. " rt —° ' Lengerich Funeral Held • Here This Morning i Funeral services were held at 9|; o'clock this morning for Mrs. Benrard |l Lengerlih, who died Friday night of I infirmities. Services were held from i I St. Mary's Catholic church and burial ■ took place at the St Joseph Catholic t cemetery west of Decatur. [| Four Killed When Flyer Crashes Into Freight; Renvilltj, Minn.. Nov. It,.. — (United* Press) The Columbian, crack flyer of t

I the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul iaUraad, crashed ino a freight train here early Sunday morning. A check chewed four dead and a score of passenge. : injured, none fatally. Two passengers amt five trainmen wire taken to a hospital at Montevideo. The dead: WILLIAM FILLMORE. Vhie Hill, near Excelsior, engineer on the Columbian ABE YOUNG, Montevideo, engiry. eer on the freight locomotive. D. HARMER, of Minneapolis, head hrakenian on the freight. CHARLES D. DAVIS, Si. Paul, a mall clerk The wreck occurred on a straight stretch of road a half mile west of here, at l>4o a. tn. The Columbian, j bound for the nPeific coast, had left I here only a few minutes before the accident occurred. The S»“-'’ar freight trlan, drawn by two engines and the passenger train crashed head-on. , - ° Recital To Be Given At Washington M. E. Ch inch A fine program is -being prepared tor the reital to be given til the Wash-

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