Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1925 — Page 10

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football played in the Big Ten Conference neXt year. College athletes have a habit of leaving school at the most unexpected i and inopportune moment and they have an uncanny luck of fulling in their studies and thus becoming ineligi- ‘ ble for their teams. Many a foot bull coach hus been given added gray hairs by having an athlete around whom he hopes to build a winning team leave school to sell

Insurance or else flunk out by his ■ failure to master Greek, chemistry, or the intricacies of "Business Administration." But unless these two reapers take too large u toll, most of the Big Ten coaches are going to have plenty of seasoned veterans in their lineups next year. Fewer gridiron athletes gradu-; ate from college this year than at any time in recent years. Minnesota is u striking example. When "Doc" Spears took up his job of coaching the Gopher team he found J difficulty in teaching the Minnesota veterans his stylo of play. And no, us ■ the season wore on with indifferent 1 results. Spears sent most of the seniors <

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to the bench and put a team of sophomores In the game. They played the way Spears taught them and brought better results. Next year, and the year after, Spears is going to have a squad of players that knows how to play as he wants them to play and Minnesota Is looked upon by the other schools *n the conference us one that is quite likely to have something to say about the chain- ■ pionship. Northwestern, which finished in a tie for second place this season, is another that is likely to cause trouble In the conference in 1926. Coach Tills.tlewulle loses Tim Lowry, the brilliant center, and two regular ends, Seidel

and Matthews, hut the rest of his m and all of his backfield except a Ml |” stitute quarterback, will be back UIl tl ' h sqad next September—unless tho reapers work overtime. The Wildcat, should make a great showing Ue “ year with Lewis, Baker. White, Guitar son and Schumaker in the backfldn' Michigan will have its ace, Benny Friedman, buck next year as’ .-aptuh, and will have Mtdendu, Oosterbaa,, Gilbert and several others who play,.,! conspicuous parts in this years w . cessful season around which to build another greXt team. It will be a toui;l| job to dethrone the team that Is reign Ing champion of the conference lowg will have its Nick Kutsch f or two more years, Ohio State will h- n its Marek tor the same legth of thne and Wisconsin, Indiana and Purdu/ all will have large numbers of regular;, back in the lineups next year. Illinois doesn't lose much in uutn . bers but it loses so much hi quality that Coach Zupppke will have n might) big job on his hands next year. n,„| Grange and Earl Britton, the man who opened most of the holes through which Red sprinted to touchdown both played their last collegiate game at Columbus and it-will take an entin backfield of better than average play, efs to make up for this loss. Coach Stagg, Chicago's “grand old man,” was the unluckiest of all, however. He lost an entire line and all but three of his backfield men. |[.- had two complete sets of backs and lost five of them—Kernwein, McCarthj, Curley, Timme and Francis. He has left only Marks, Drairl, and Rouse And so, with the exception of Illino'.s and Chicago, all of the team- u the Big Ten should be stronger n. xt year. It is a tough trick of fate for the prestige of middle western football that these two teams will represent the Big Ten in most of the big inter, sectional games next year. Chicago meeting Penn and Dartmouth and Uli nois engaging Penn. o PUBLIC SALE 2 p. m. Saturday, Dec. J!) of Household Goods: Rugs, Stoves, Tables, etc., over Baughman’s 5c & 10c store. Terms, cash. Dr. Ivan Haiflich toy Johnson, auct. 16-18