Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1926 — Page 6

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6. E. TEAM TO PLAY TONIGHT Local Factory Team To Play Practice Game With Bowser Team Os Fort Wayne 1 ■ " ♦ The General Electric basketball , team will get into action for the first time this season tonight when they play a practice game with the Bowser factory team of Fort Wayne in the Decatur high school gymnasium. No admission will be charged tonight and 1 the public is invited to attend. The ’ game will start at 7:30 o'clock. Coach Lindeman will use all of ' his players in the game tonight in an effort to find the best combination 1 The coach of the Bowser team likely ’ will do the same thing. The Bowser, team won the industrial league eham- I picnship in Fort Wayne last winter | and most of lost year’s players will be 1 with the team this winter. — Sixth Grade Defeats Fifth Graders, 43 “k. 3I ; ] The sixth grade basketball team 1 frcm the Central school defeated the 1 fifth grade team yesterday evening. , in a game played in the old gymna-,; slum. 43-23. The winners took the ; lead after two minutes of play and had their own way from then on. The six- , th grade team is composed of practically the same players who fotmed the. : team last year. Teams fro mthe seventh grade down in or out of the city t j wanting games should write Ke meth - McNeal, 427 Fornax street, or call 1 1061, Decatur. Lineups and summary: Sixth Grade (43) Fifth Grade (23) j C. Hill F Strickler ] Elzey F ....Baumgartner : J. Hill C Fox ] McNeal G McClure V. Hill G Herst , Field goals: C. Hill- 8; J. Hill. 6; McNeal, 5; Elzey, 3; Fox. 7; McClure, 4. Free throws: V. Hill. 1; Herst. 1. CURTIS PICKS VARSITY SQUAD D. H. S. Basketball Coach Selects Twenty Players To Form Squad Coach H. L- Curtis has selected the twenty athletes who will form the high school basketball squad. The varsity squad will start regular practice next Monday night and practices will be held each evening until the opening of the season. The coach selected his varrity squad aftr seeing about forty boys Play in the inter-class games, which have been in progress for the last two weeks. The first game on the schedule is with Monroeville, in the local gym, Friday night. November 19. Following are the twenty boys who will form the varsity squad: Somers, Bebout, Zwick, Brown. Reynolds, Bell, ( Anadell, Stoneburner, Mag’.ey. Hill, Heare, Krick, Cole. Lankenau, Hcubold, Kocher; Gerber; Roop; Hebble ' and C. Smith. ■* - Indiana-Northwestern Game To Be Broadcast Bloomington, Ind., Oct. 28. —Broadcasting of the Indiana-Northwestern game Saturday over WFBM the Merchants Heat and Light company radio station at Indianapolis was announced ■ here today. The wave length is 268 meters; Long distance telephone wires will carry news of the game from the Indiana Memorial Stadium to Indianapolis where it will be relayed via the air. The Indianapolis News is in charge of the broadcasting, as at Homecoming last year. Can Coach Pat Page's Indiana University sophomore team stop the veteran “Moon” Baker and Tiny Lewis, Northwestern’s championship hopeful hall carriers here Saturday in the Hoosier home-coming contest? The Crimson may. yes, but they have a mighty task. Baker is captain of the Wildcats, has been a western conference luminary for three years and was the elusive ball carrier who gave Northwestern the only victory scored last year over Michigan. It was also Moon’s ability that gave Northwestern a six-point lead over Notre Dame’s famous “Four Horsemen” tn 1924, otily to be overcome when the Irish finally shoved across the winning touchdown in the last moments of play. Moon dropkicked two pretty ■

liners from afield. It also Moon who was responsible for the Carleton defeat and the last quarter triumph over’lndiana nearly two weeks ago. JUNIORS STILL LEAD IN TOURNEY Third Y ear Men Undefeated In I). H. S. Inter-Class Basketball Tourney The juniors hold a commanding lead in the inter-class basketball tournament being played at Decatur high school. The third year boys have won ail four games played. The seniors and sophomores are tied for sfvond place in the standing with two victories and two defeats each. The freshmen have lost all four games played. Two games were played last night, the juniors defeating the seniors, 45 to 13. and the sophomores winning from the freshmen. 50-23. Following are the lineups and summaries: Ainiors (45) Seniors (13) Heare F ._ DeVor Stoneburner F Zwick Hill C Somers Bell G Covault Hauck G Suttles Substitutions: De Voss for Hauck. Field goals: Heare. 3; Stoneburner. 3; Hill, 7; Bell, 1; Hauck, 1: DeVoss 2; DeVor, 1; Somers. 3. Foul goals: Heare. 2; Stoneburner, 2; Hill, 5; Bell, 1; DeVoas, 1; DeVor, 1; Zwick. 2; Somers. 1; Suttles. 1. Sophomores (50) Freshmen (23) Engle F Roop lankenau .F Shoaf Cole C Hebble Werst G Smith Kocher G Reynolds Substitutions: Newhard for Smith, Koos for Kocher. Beery for Werst, Passwater for Engie, Smith for Lankenau. Field goals: Engle, 10; Lankenau, 3; Cole, 10; Kocher, 1; Beery 1; Roop. 3; Shoaf. 1; Hebble, 1; Reynold's. 5. Foul goals: Shoaf. 1; Reynolds. 2. i o The Fourth Down mlv * X OK* By Willie Punt That Garrett must be celaned. DO IT SATURDAY. Coach Marshal! will give the Veiicw Jackets a good workout - this evening In ereparation for the game at Garrett Saturday, and then will ease up on the practice tomorrow evening. All bruises and sprains have had a chance to heal up during the past two weeks, since the game with Fort Wayne Central, and the Yellow Jackets are rearing to go. We have a communication from Jefferson high school, saying that the score of the basketball &me between Jefferson and Geneva eighth grade teams at Berne last Friday night was 42-1 in favor of Jefferson instead of Geneva, as stated in the story in the Daily Democrat last Saturday. Sorry wq made the mistake, but glad to correct it. » “We note where EARLYWINE is playing forward on the Michigantown basketball team. Something should be done about that.” Side- ' lines. Huntington Press. After working all winter he ought to be getting good around about March. Basketball material is plentiful in Logansport high school this fall, so plentiful, in fact that the school will sponger “A" and “B” varsity teams in addition to the regular second team. 'Each of the varsity teams will play twenty games and the two of them together will play twenty games on the home floor. The “A” team will take on the big boys while the "B” team will play such teams as West Point, Montmorenci, Delphi, Kewanna. Flora, Onward and Cutler. Newcastle tried the same stunt a few years ago, but the system didn’t prove to be a knockout. The experiment at Logansport will be watched with interest, however. “The saying, 'A bad beginning is a good ending’ is holding true down at Decatur. The Yellow Jacketa got off to a poor start, but made up for those early defeats by beating Portland and Fort Wayne Central. Keep It up> Decatur.” Grid SqifMjs, Portland Com-

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mercial-Review. —— J k Dale Ellenberger, former Berne ath- ' lete, has returned to the Bluffton ■ Tiger football squad, after being laid i up on account of illness for the last i three weeks. He will be in the lineup i against Auburn Saturday. Forecast far Indiana, Saturday: Strong Northwesteijn wind, and a bright Moon. ) By the way. this Northwestern isn’t taking any chances on the grub down at Bloomington this weekend. They are taking their Baker with I them. A YELLOW JACKET FIGHTS. Don’t forget the basketball sked ; for Friday night: Berne vs. Pleasant I Mills and Monroe vs. Hartford, in • the old gym. Decatur; Geneva at Osi sian; Kirkland at Rockcreek.1 I* There is a lively scrap on at the i Catholic high gym now to see who . gets the honor of filling the big bole • at back guard on the Commodore quin- | tet, left vacant by the graduation of , “Tubby’’ Gass. i o—i+ ALONG THE ♦ ♦ SIDELINES ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ (By United Press) Evanston. 111. — Northwestern, for ■ the first time this year, has resorted i to secret practices. Some forty members of the Purple team will depart tomorrow morning for Bloomington, where they meet Indiana Saturday. Chicago.—Maroon hopes for a win against Ohio State Saturday have, ! been considerably brightened by what , appears to be a .much better Chicago , team than has gone out on the field on previous Saturday's of this season. ’ Stagg has the team scrimmaging ; . hard. Champaign. 11l. —The Illinois football squad this afternoon will retire to the Champaign country club to I rest until the coming of Pennsylvania ■ Saturday. Hopes for a victory over J the easterners are strong. Madison, Wis.—Several new faces < appear in the Badger line and as a , result the team looks to have a great-1;

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