Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1925 — Page 3

CATHOL Ifi HIGH BEATS GIBAULT 1 ocals Dedicate New Gymnasium With Thrilling Victory, Score 32-29 Rallying in the last six minutes of play, the Decatur Catholic high school basketball team came from four points behind to gain a loud of throe points and defeated rhe strong Gibault Cathhigh school <t -tini-H from Via ( . n nes, 32-29, t’uer >t>y dedicating the , ieW gymnasium in the new Catholic school building in a fi-tlne manner last i.isht. It was u ’-••rfili: g f>n.* from sort to finish and the large croud of fans was kept on edge. The gymnasium was pretty well fille;l for the dedication game. The gym W!l .-. dedicated in green and gold and purple and gold, the fighting color-' of the two teams. Gibault took a lead early in the g ; .in" and was not headed until near the dose of the half, when the locals forged ahead, 16-15. The visito-s fought back, however, and held in 18-16 16 advantage at half-time. Dicing the first half, Coach Center sent in Smith to replace Voglewede at floor guard At the start of- the second half. Decatur closed up the gap in the score and from then on until the middle of the second half the lead hands several times. Wemhoff, Decatur forward, was injured when an opposing player stepped on the side of his foot and he was forced to leave

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oglewede returned to the ,nft uamo an ,i Gage wont out. Wllh six . P’ay. und Gibault lending -nod tim, Ollt w , mh ; • although hardly able to move „ve r .ho floor, due to the painful Injury to hh foot returned to the game, fPpla( . ln , Wend"?f' 1 When Play Was rM,lm *d, Wemhoff snagged « prHty aho| long range ami this put new flrht in * : field goal and Meylers put , h e 1 0 . cals ahead with a two-pointer. The crowd went wild. This lead was increased by a field gdal by Mylott and 1 free throw by Meyers. Gibault seor--2d once more from the field. Lenahan starred for the visitors He dribbledd, passed and broke up plays and continually was a thorn in the side of Coach Confer's men. He also caged three field goals. •'Mongo” Meyers was high point man of the game with six field goals and three free throws to his credit. The whole team played good ball and showed lots of fight. Coach Welbourn. of Fort Wayne South Side, refereed the game and his work was above the ordinary. In the first preliminary game of the evening, the St. Joseph Catholic school eighth grade boys defeated the second team from St. Peter and Paul, of Huntington, 22-17. Mylott, Gass’ Wemhoff, Gage, Harris and Klepper played for ppeatur. The Catholic High girls went down to defeat at the hands of the V. T. D. girls team of Fort Wayne, in the second game of the evening, after one of the hardest fought girl's games ever seen here. The Decatur girls took an early lead and were ahead. 10-8 at the end of the half. The lead changed hands several times in the last half, and the visitors were loading, 20-19 when the final gun cracked. The Decatur line-up was Smith, Clark, Murtaugh, Baker, Christe nand Holthouse. The Catholic high boys will play the Fort Wayne Blue Prints here next

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Thur-day night. Gibault defeated the Blue Prints one point on the GiI’B'ilt floor two weeks ago In an over•l'tii game. Ibe Blue prints are small, 'lt* lightest player weighing 105 pounds and the heaviest, Most of them ate high school players. Bailey, of <’. r jj R la lh( _ ir h#{ , k guard. Lineups and summary: r,PPat "'- < : ’2) Gibault (29) F Biome Wemhoff p Theric Mylott C Marchlno Voglewede Q lenahan G Konen Substitutions; Smith for Voglewede, Gage for Wemhoff, Geagens for Theric. Field goals: Myers, C; Wemhoff, 3; Mylott, 4; Biome, 2; Theric, 4; Marchino, 4; Lenahan, 3. Foul goals: Myers, 4: Wemhoff, 2; Biome, 2; The-

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!rlc, 1; Marchlno, 1. Referee: Wethourn. -———•■■■ o— ■ Yellow Jackets Meet Central Here Tonijjht -1 . 1 The Decatur high school first and ' second basketball teams will meet the t first and second teams from Central < high school. Fort Wayne, a t the local j high school gymnasium this evening. ' The second teams will play the first j game, starting at. 7 o'clock. Coach I Welbourn, of South Side high schwd, ' Fort Wayne, will referee the big game. | o |’ W. A. Lower will return borne to- J night or in the morning from Indian ' upolis after looking after Knights of j Pytnias matters. Mr. Lower is chair- | man of the site ecomittee which Is 1 selecting a location for the K. of P. I home. |

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