Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1926 — Page 3

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SM ■ZjfcjjF /Lor'-urfl LOCALS PREPARE FOR GARRETT FIVE Yellow Jackets Working Hard This Week In Preparation For Friday Game d , • s The Decatur high school Yellow V Jackets arc working hard this week K’’ in preparation for the important game ( with Garrett high school here Friday I night. The locals lost to the Garrett p team at Garrett several weeks ago, ■’ and they are determined to turn the 4 tables Friday night. Garrett lias won |j from several strong teams this season, including Fort Wayne South Side. 8 Auburn, and Kendallville. A victory for the Yellow Jackets Friday night will give them a much higher rating among other teams in this part of the p state. is Zwick and Thomas, members of the r varsity squad, are taking part in the senior class play last night and tos night, and their practice sessions have r been cut short, but (hey are in good n condition for the game. The Garrett b girls will play the local girls Friday night, also. 0 — 150 TICKETS ARE SENTTODECATOR Fans Quickly Snatch Up Tickets For I). C. H. S. Game At Fort Wayne Ono hundred and fifty tickets for the basketball game between the Decatur Catholic high school Commodores and the Central Catholic high school quintet at Fort Wayne Friday night, were quickly snatched up when placed on sale here this morning. All of the tickets were gone within an hour after they were placed on sale. Included in the lot were 100 adult tickets and 50 children’s tickets. Half of them were left at the Peoples restaurant and the other half at the Eats restaurant. The tickets are not good for reserved seats. They are general admission tickets, but the officials at Fort Wayne have promised to reserve a section of 150 seats for Decatur fans. The adult tickets sold for 50 cents and the children’s tickets for 35 cents. Coach France Conter announced today that there will be two special cars leaving the local interurban station for Fort Wayne at 7 o’clock Friday evening, to accomodate the local fans who wish to go to the game. The game promises to boa hard fought contest, it is being advertised as a contest to decide the Catholic high school championship of the state. The Commodores won the state title last year and are out to repeat this season. Tlfey have not met defeat in welve games this season. Fort Wayne has a strong team this year, however, and the Commodores will be pushed hard to win, according to predictions. o BALL BROTHERS ■ ANNOUNCE GIFTS (CONTINUE!! F'ROM PAGE ONE) Indiana State Normal school here. The gift to the Riley Hospital was given with the understanding that the trustees raise an additional sl.000,000. The money given to the State Normal school is to be used for the con- ) st ruction of a girls’ dormitory. It was announced that plans for the Ball Memorial Hospital already * have been drawn apd that the insti--3’ tution.will be one of the finest in the ) middle west. It will consist of a 1 three story structure and a nurses J home, which will be constructed on a I separate unit. , * The Hall Brothers are known ir throughout the country for their philanthropic acts, having given more lt than $2,000,000 to various institutions x in the winter of 1922. J o ) Reformed Church Team { To Play Thursday Night ) d The Zion Reformed church baskvt- > ball team will play the team from thti Magley Reformed church f at the *■ Decatur high school gymnasium e Thursday evening). The game will start at 8:15 o’clock and wiU be free. | The public is invited to attend. The Magley lineup will consist of A. Jaberg, E. Jaberg. Fruchte, Kruetzman and Scherry. o _ Daily Democrat Want Ads Get Results

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FIELD GOALS • BY MARK M. UPP Vy _— -~ -I'V ■--- L_— Basketball fans in Decatur and] Adams county will have plenty to .talk about this next weekend. Onl Friday night, there will be three big games in the county, Hartford meeting Berne, at Berne, Garrett meeting I the Yellow Jackets at the D. H. S. gym, and Monmouth plays Kirkland lat the old gym. according to schedules. On the same night, several fans will go to Fort Wayne to •ee the Catholic high Commodores play <’ C. H, S. Then on Saturday and Saturday night comes the county eighth grade tourney nt the D. IL S. gym. The final game will be playetl Saturday night. The Commodores play .Kirkland at the Catholic high gym Saturday night, also, and several fans will accompany the Yellow Jackets to Van Wert, Ohio, for their second game of the week-end. Monroe may meet Pleasant Mills this week-end. also, hut the date has not been announced. “Dear Field Goals: I have noticed that Monty O! sends the only contribs to you. I agree with Monty, that's a real name for Catholic High. Commodores, sure!! Interest is at its height in the Commodores’ ship tor this game with C. C. I predict the Com’s to win both games, thus giying them a fine chance at the Chicago tourney. Also, there will be a car-load or two of fans to, see Commodore Gass and his crew beat C. C. Monty O! ends his contrib by ‘Tweet, tweet, Commies,” but defeating C. C. will be Sweet, Sweet. Always the same, Dicky My. P. S. Onward Commodores, the tourney is at stake.” Did yon clip out the schedule of the eighth grade tourney, which was printed in the D. D. yesterday: Better got one and take it to the tourney with you. "Another unique name has appeared in the rolls of Hoosier basketballdom The Decatur Catholic high

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—' 1 ■‘*.a «... ... . , tuhool team has been chtlitened tb« I ''otntnodores in honor of Gort.moJore ' f!tepbefi Decatur. Lto of the early U.S barr’ —P-ip Ofi> Bluffon news ’ Clevsr Idea, Mark M. Upp, man. Congratulations on th” appro- > prl.itene.is of your train child,” sqy-s iCrowds on the Sidelines in the Hunt j ington Press. In commenting on the ' name Commodores. Thanks; Cash, 1 but we don’t claim all the honor of picking that name. The gentleman (notice the title), who writes Duneiand Dribbles for the Gary PostTribune, says he had a dream the other night and in that dream he saw the state championship winging its way north. Come on you nimrods, get out your guns and bring it down hereabouts. The Zion Reformed church team plays another game tomorrow night, meeting the Magley Reformed church quintet at the D. H. S. gym. Here’s a chance to get a lot for nothing, fans, as there will he no ndmis--1 sion charges. Today's question and answer: Q Some guards have the habit of putting their hands on the body of opponent; is this a violation of the rules? A —lt certainly is; a personal ioul should be called for "holding” or “blocking.” One of the headline attractions in " 1 "r ■■ ■- - — ■

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• ladiatia Friday night will be the Ko-komo-Frinktiyrt Mile at Frankfort There’ll he thrills a plenty, we'll wager —— AlMourney Teams Named At Portland ■ Portland, Feb 3. —The officials at | the Jay county basketball tournament I. have submitted the following sek-c-' tions of allcounty first and second tearnn, selected according to their ex hiblted abilities in the tournament last 1 Saturday: First team—Forwards, Constable, of Madison, Ftrnbaker, of Portland; center, Romine, of Pennville; guards, Eley of Madison, and Renner, of Portland. Second team—Forwards, B. Berg : man. of Portland, and Ross, of Dun-' kirk; center, Ix>e. of Madison; guards,l Mock, of Madison, Ixmg, of Portland, and Gaskill, of Pennville. Honors for showing the best attitude and all-around playing throughout the tourney were given to Renner, of Portland, and Romine, of Pennville. — o— ■—— Butler Beats Chicago Chicago. Feb. :t. — By caging ten free throws Butler college defeated the University of Chicago basketball /team. 20 to 18. ..I ..ii—.———

Junior Roy Scouts Feat Si. Joe Sixth Grade The Junior Boy Scouts defeated tne St. Joseph school sixth grade boys .n an overtime basketball game at th* old gym last night, 1C 11. The score was lied H all at the end of the regular playing period. In the overt,tne ■ ll»l ■■■■■ I! 1. 1. '■■lff""

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McNeal and C HUI each scored from the field for the fl.-outs, winning thu gam* C. Hill made four field goals p and one free throw for the winners, n 1 > The candidate" are getting bosy e these days and within another month t i will be starting on their Job in ■, i earnest.