Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 290, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1925 — Page 6

Tired? No Pep? Just Dragging Along? T’q you get out of bed In the morning, <ri'd. Untie s, beaten before the da> tarte’ Wb.it ehatiee have you to enjoy life until •ou eotreet that coudlUuuj Vluna etnrta the whole machinery to Working aa it should—new on torpid liver. «bio«!th kidnerx, lai/ bowels. Almost before you realbe It. you begin to walk along with a new awing—full of .Igor, able to eat. sleep, laugh and really live. 11 has taken thousand* out of bed mid put them ou their ieet. Will you give it a chance t viuna The vegetable regulator SOLD BY CALLOW & KOHNE Monroe Citizens Buy New Horse For Veteran Drayman, Bazel Everhart The faithful old horse which has been driven several years by Bazel Everhart, veteran drayman of Monroe, died two weeks ago. and Bazel was out of a job. Realizing that Monroe could not get along without Bazel and bis dray wagon. Mrs. Otho Lobenstein and Mrs. Bitler started out with a subscription paper to raise ] enough money to buy another horse for him. In a short time, the two women secured enough money to buy a horse, have new shoes put on it and to buy some good feed for it. Now Bazel is back at his old job of carting Monroe's freight, baggage and other articles to their desination. In behalf of Bazel, Mrs. Lobenstein and Mrs. Bitler wish to thank all persons who contributed to the fund. I. U. Basketball Team To Open Season Thursday Bloomington, Ind. Dec. 9. —The Indiana University basketball team, playing its second season under Coach Everett Dean, will meet three opponents before the Christmas vacation. The season will open here Dec. 10 with Miami University. Five days later the Crimson will meet DePauw' at Greencastle and on Dec. 19 Wabash will invade Bloomington for a tilt with the Deanmen. o Buy him a pair of house slippers for Christmas at John T. Myers Co. 292t4

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w trester“rules~ I ON GORILLA GAME Basketball Game Between Hartford And Lancaster Called “No Game’’ A. L. Trester, secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. has ruled that the basketball game played betw'een the Hartford township high school team and the Lancaster quintet at Linn Grove two weeks ago. was "no game." The game ended in such away that the . winner was in doubt and the day following the game. Referee Rjinyon ruled that the game was a tie, 27-27. ! Clyde Romey, coach of the Hartford township team, has received a letter from Mr. Trester, in which he! gives his ruling. Mr- Trester, in his letter, ruled that the game should stand as a tie, or the same as one not played, with tjhe exception that the game shall count as a game played on the regular schedule of the two schools, not permitting either school to schedule lan additional game to take the place lof the one played at Linn Grove. Mr. Trester also placed blame for the I misunderstanding at the game on the officials, blaming Referee Runyon in j the first place for not inspecting the' equipment and seeing that a gun was ! used to signal the ending of the game and then blaming the scorekeepers for not giving a more pronounced signal when the game was over and for not being able to tell whether the last goal was made before or after their signal sounded. Os course, Mr. Trester made hts ruling directly on the rules and this, no doubt, gives Referee Runyon the worst of it. But everyone at the came agreed that Runyon did a good iob of refereeing. The fact that he failed to inspect the equipment used by the timekeepers might be held against him. but the timekeepers, and even the scorekeeners ' didn’t aeree, so Runvon does not have to bear ouite all of the blame Coach Romev stated that possibly the two teams wou’d play the game over but as yet, no date has been decided upon. o ■Rnflov C'ncrnyc’ tin pmn Muncie Normal. 41-13 Muncie, Ind., Dec. 9. — (United Press.) — Muncie Normal today was recovering from the shock of seeing its team battered down by the Butler Bulldogs last night by a score of 41 to 13. Butler grabbed an early lead and wes never threatened. FrankHn Is Pushed To Beat Central Normal, 37-27 Danville, Ind., Dec. 9. — (United Press.) —Central Normal students today were elated on the showing made against the powerful Franklin basketball team last night when the locals held the Baptists to a 37 to 27 win. 0 Indiana Baseball Team To Make Training Trip Bloomington, Ind., Dec. 9.—The University of Indiana's baseball team will make a southern training trip' during the spring vacation, it has been announced. Games have been carded with Vanderbilt university at Nashville, Tenn., Oglethorpe University in Georgia, and the University of Tennessee. o Nurmi Not To Return To America This Winter New York, Dec. 9. —Paavo Nurmi, world’s champion distance runner, will not return to the United States this winter, but will come back in 1927 for a part of the outdoor and ■indoor racing season, according to ini formation received by the A. A. U. o Reformed Church Team Loses To Preble, 32-4 In the game between the'Zion Reformed church team and the Preble Independents, played preliminary to the Decatur Leaders- Huntington game at the Catholic high gym last night, the Preble team won, 32-4. This was the first game for the church team and lack of team work was in evidence. The local team is negotiating for a game with the Bluffton Reformed church quintet at Bluffton next Monday night. — q

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Webber To Captain Little Giant Team Next Fall Crawfordsville. Ind., Dec. 9. —(United Pre**)—C. C. Webber, of Ludington, Michigan, will head the Wabash college football teain next year. Webber was elected at a banquet given Don Sherman, retiring captain. ■— ■ ■ o-e — Eddie Tyron’s Brother To Attend D.C.H.S. Game Word was received today by George Wemhoff, local monumental dealer, that Louis Tyron, brother of the famous Eddie Tyron, star Colgate football player would be In this city tomorrow night to attend the dedication of the Catholic High School gymnasium and witness the Decatur-Gibault basketball game. Tryon is a graduate of Tufts college and he, also, was a famous eastern athlete during his college days. He has always been a follower of the Decatur Catholic high school basketball team and last year he attended the National tourney. While in this city, Mr. Tryon will be a guest of Mr. Wemhoff. France Confer and the Basketball team. —o Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borne, of Washington ttownship. were in the city today, shopping and visiting friends.

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Wingate To Dedicate New I Gymnasium Friday Night Wingate, Ind., Dec. 9. — (United Pleas.)—A new gymnasium.'the larg- . est In Montgomery county With the | exception of the one at Wabash college will be dedicated here Friday night. Wingate is a former state high school basketball champion. o —- Drake May Meet Notre k I Daine Eleven Next Fall ' I Dea Moines, lowa, Dec. 9.— (United Press.) — Following a query from Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football / coach, asking if Drake could meet Notre Dame here Nov. 20, Coach Ossie Solem today is conferring with Grinnell athletic officials to whom that date has been assigned. o — “Strangler” Lewis Again Wins From Wayne Munn Denver, Colo., Dec. 8. — (United Press.)—Ed "Strangler” Lewis retained his title as champion wrestler by throwing Wayne Big Munn two falls out of three here last night before one of the largest crowds' to ever witness a bout here. Lewis took the first full in 21 minutes and 35 seconds after flooring Munn with a open hand stiff arm and applying his fam-

ous headlock after he was oh the mat. > The seconh fall went to Munn with his famous halfneUoa and crotchI hold In 21 minutes and 62 seconds. Tn the third fall Lewis threw Munn • out of the ring and fell on him. The challenger came back groggy and with ’ a few headlocks Ixswls had his shoulders on the mat. The time of the i third fall was 21 minutes and 5 seconds. —■■■ ... . !■■■!? Over 1 70 'z i Mears / Y c ° ! 1 Success ir’ Ji ■X * B V l 4 V Kxi Couqhs and Colds

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