Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 20 January 1926 — Page 3

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Wi CATHOLIC HIGH TRAVELS SOUTH Coach Confer, Father Peters And Nine Players Leave For Hard Road Trip Nine mt'mlmrs of the Catholic high school basketball squad, accompanied by Coach Franco Confer nnd Father Otto Peters, will board the rattlers nt I o’clock this afternoon, bound for Vincennes and Evansville, where they will play on Thursday and Friday evenings, respectively. The team will take the interurban to Fort Wayne and will continue by traction from that city to Indianapolis, where they will spend tonight. They will leave Indianapolis for Vincennes tomorrow morning, and will play the Gibault Catholic high school team of Vincennes Thursday night. They will remain in Vincennes Thursday night and leave Friday morning Tor Evansville, where they will play the Reitz high school team Friday night. After spending Friday night in Evansville, the team will leave Saturday morning for Terre Haute, where they will stop off for a visit at the Gibault Home and St. Marys of th® Woods school. They expect to arrive back in Decatur Saturday night. This trip is expected to be a real test for the locals. Gibault gave the Decatur quintet a hard tight here recently, the locals winning by a score of 32-29. Gibault has defeated Reitz high of Evansville since then. In speaking of the impending clash between Gibault ail'd D. C. H. S., the Vincennes Sun says: "The Gibault high basketeers have two tough games on their hands this week. On Thursday evening the Patriots will meet the highly touted Catholic high team of Decatur, Ind., as a return game. "The up-staters have a strong reputation this season, titled as the Catholic champs of Indiana, and also run-ners-up in the national Catholic tournament held at Chicago early last spring. The Decatur quintet won a hot contest from the locals early in the season by a 32-29 score, and sincei that time have been on the mmpage. “This is one of the most important games of the net season. If the Patriots win. it will pave the way into entering the national tournament at Chicago.” The players who will make the trip to Vincennes and Evansville are: Captain Gass. Voglewede, Smith, Mylott, Wemhoff. Meyers, Knapke, Gage ami Sorg. Results of the two games will be telephoned to the Eats retaurant soon after Ihe games are over. o Brighton To Play Monroe And Monmouth This Week The Brighton high school basketball team will play two games in this city next week-end. On Friday night, Brighton will meet Monroe in the old high school gym on First street. The Brighton team will remain in Decatur Friday night and Saturday and on Saturday night will play the Monmouth high school eagers in the Decatur high school gym on Adams street. o Purdue To Play Chicago Tonight Press) —Confident of victory, the Purdue basketball team left today for Chicago, where the Boiler Makers meet the Maroons in a conference scrap tonight. Butler Trims Earlham Richmond, Ind., Jan. 20. — (United Press) —Earlham today mourned the defeat of the Quaker "basketball quintet last night at the hands of the Butler Bull Dogs by a score of 31 to 15. Sapulding, star Earlham guard, was injured in the first few minutes of play and forced from the game. MORRECnP Peas, Hominy, Corn, Kraut, Beans, etc., 3 cans 28c (Instead of only 2 cans as printed in Tuesday’s ad). CENTRALGROCERY OWEN S. DAVIS

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d~~ ~ - ;-r— '1 FIELD GOALS • BY MARK M. UPP sJ Next Saturday will be an important day to all high school basketball players and fans. On that day, Mr. Trester and the other officials of the I.H.S.A.A. will meet at Indianapolis and r.rrange the schedules for the sectional and regional basketball tourneys. The schedules will be announced In the afternoon papers Saturday and by 5 o'clock Saturday evening the tourneys will be all doped out in every section of the state. South Side surprised a bunch of I'iHvplH last night by defeating Coach Murray Mendenhall’s Central Tigers iu the first of the annual Fort Wayne sei les. It took the Green un overtime period to turn the trick. Personally, we haven't been able to see much difference in the strength of the two quintets all season. The Catholic High eagers are due to board the interurban at 4 o'clock this evening, headed for the southern part of the state. The question is. will the locals receive the same treatment in the south that most other northern Indiana teams are forced to accept down there? We think not. We are predicting two victories for Coach Center's men. The Yellow Jackets ? are hard at. ’■ work in preparation for the game | with Winchester here Friday night. , They appear to be undaunted by the eleven defeats suffered this season. Strickler and Bebotit are working at • center, Welker, Reyno'lds, Zwick and Krick at forward, and Captain i Moser, Dierkes and Magley at guard. Krick is taking a turn at guard this ' week, also, and the freshman is showing promise in that position. ! I Coach Kennedy says that there will be no more scrimmage before the Winchester game. lie. sent the • players through strenuous workouts ■> Monday and Tuesday evenings. ' Wells county high schools are go-

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Ing to hold a toutnamt nt for the sec-1 end teams of each school, at Bluffton oh January 29 and 30.. That will', sure be great experience for the. future varsity squads. | Contrlbsl Contrlbal Send 'em to Mark M. Upp Today’s question and answer: Q--1s it a foul to hug the ball? A—Hugging the hall is not a foul, but it by no* doing the ball is withheld from play during close guarding it la a held ball. CHURCH QUINTET HAS SIX GAMESReformed Church Cagers Resume Activity Next Wednesday Night Here Six baskethall games have been scheduled for the Zion Reformed church team by J. C. Ilofman, manager. The first of the six games will be a return game with the Bluffton Reformed church quintet here next Wednesday night, January 27. The locals defeated the Bluffton five at Bluffton a few weeks ago. The Reformed eagers have been Idle since before the Christmas holidays.! owing to the Christmas vacation and ’ the simultaneous revival services, which have been in progress since ' January 10. The lineup of the locals • includes Foley and Yager, guards; ( Rev. Fledderjohann. center: Beal and i Miller, forwards; and Beal. Miller and • Baumgartner, substitutes. M. F. Worth- ' man superintendent of the city schools, is coaching the team. The schedule is as follows: Jan. 27—tBluffton Reformed, here. . Feb. 3 —Magley Reformed, here. ? Feb. 10 —Huntington Reformed, there Feb. 17 —First M. E., here. Feb. 24. —Faculty, here.

March March 10—St John’s Reformed, of Fort Wayne, here I * 'Fort Wayne Central Loses To South Side Fort Wayne, Jan. 20. —South Side' high school defeated Central in the' first of th* annual two-game basketball series between the two high' schools at the South Side gym last I night, 37-35. The game was u thrilling overtime contest in which neither team I was able to forge ahead for a commanding lead at any time. South Side I led at the half, 17-14, but Centra) jover p ame the lead In the second half land the end of the forty minutes of I playing found the score knotted at 35 all. Rprunger, flashy floor guard for South Side, tossed the winning basket in the overtime period. SUPPORT BILL FOR FEDERAL i BUILDING HERE ICOVTIM'ED FROM PAGE ONE) for you that I can in any way.” Consider Type of Building Congressman Vestal wrote Mr. Burk saying: I "Rest assured that I will do everything 1 can to bring about the estah- . lishment of a Federal Building nt Do- ■ catur.” i* Later, Congressman Vestal wrote | Mr. Burk and asked him if he thought lithe people of Decatur would be satisI fied with a building similar to the one ■ erected recently at Bluffton. Mr. Burk . replied to Congressman Vestal that he ■ didn’t think the building of that type would coincide with the nearby structures, since it would form the center of several public buildings, with a large » court house on one side, the Library in front and a three-story business building back of it. Mr. Burk stated

that he thought that the people of Decatur desired a larger building than the one at Bluffton. With these men in favor of building a Federal building in Decatur, and with the bill Including the building of It, I the fa< t Is practically assured that De icatur wll have u new Ddetal building. I The government han not built any new [federal buildings since 1913, except | the one at Bluffton, and there are himidreds of cities exerting efforts to obtain a building, one of the letters points out. Mr. Burk is continuing his efforts on behalf of the association and it is expected that busty action will be taken on the bill now before Congress. — ' ■ 0- ' — CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat, May (new) 11.76 1-2; told) 31.74 1-4: July fI.SS 58; Sept. >1.44 3-8,

Corn, May (84 3-8; July SC 7-8; Sept 88 1-8. Oats. May 45 3-8; July 45 3-4.

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| Court House 1 Case Venued Here The case of Charles A. Meigs vs. Ralph Obenchain ami others has been venned from the Allen Circuit court to the Adams circuit court for trial. DENVER MINI Denver, Colo., Jun. 16. - - (United Press.l - The 1925 coinage at the United States mint here was $61,219,400, according to Frank Fl. Shepherd, superintendent. Bullion handled during the year al the mint amounted to $8,888,793.91. The mint drew on Alaska. Canada, Ecuador and Mexico for gold and silver and from nine states In addition to Colorado. — O" ■ Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results