Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1926 — Page 7

Know jackets I |EADV FOR START S H, 11. S. Basketball Team [pens Season Friday Night Against, Monroeville •he Decatur high Bcrttlo) Yellow , lr i''-c i Frida) evening. when thej I . , ,eville high school ,ac ■ ,9l i» ■' • in 11 Hs - gy,lL Tl "‘ R ■ teams from the two schools IM] , the preliminary game, start I at o'clock. Ma'etl be the opening game. The | „ I ~ k, ts liave a new 'each this |^K r . li I- Cortis, who came here I .j,uirovia. where he was uini.-ii I .-still in coaching, ami the I gms are anxious to see what I , m> . he is teaching Ci Yell I ' ow j .ts I It.ioh Curtis stated today I i,.. not definitely chos’n I Ibnjtp for tomorrow night's | ,i< there are several close candidates for p i on the team. I the high school pupils. Fans 1 -iroving great interest in the e un- | season. a.li'i .1 att.action at the game ■ : ■ w night will be a concert given : . , p.-catur .Junior hand. Tim mom..f the band will make their first appearance in their new uni-1 Bdruas lose I TO COMMODORES Kartford Cagers Put Up ■heat Game But Lose in I Double Overtime, 39-38 I ■ little group of high school boy- ! JR: al themselves Gorillas, and who .e big outdoors for a gymnasium, ■it into Decatur from Hartford. , last night, and played a whale t game of basketball ■ ‘ Catholic high school Commo- 1 champions of Indiana Catholic school basketball teams ami i ■mi-finalists in the national Catholi. for the last two yearn. Aftei ■ro thrilling overtime periods had played, the timer's gun cracked the Commodores leading by one-point, margin, to-wit, 3P-38 feRRS.> i vcnly were the teams mati'i (i so close was the score at all time■at the fans were in a frenzy throughtlie forty minutes of regular play HR 1 the fw.o fi.Yi'jniiiute,.overtime pet Score Tied Often ‘1 he score was tied at 12-all at the Rpi'l of the first half, 31-all at the end the second half, and 33-all at the ■'l of the first overtime period. JB !’ ' as the first game of the season the Commodores and it must be that they put up a nice fight I'm ■' opening game. It was necevary for (' inter to experiment with hit. to determine what was the ■st combination. On the other hand ■ ' night's game was the fifth ontest ■f the season for Hartford. 1W The Commodores and all local fam high in their praise for the firn 1 1 played by the Gorillas, consider-. ( the fact that they do not have. a store room to practice in- but forced to do all their practicing i.r. outdoor court and play all of their away from home. Coach Windhas worked wonders with the | under this great handicap. When rains, the team has no practice. Meyer First To Score | "Mongo" Meyer opened the scoring! ■hr the Commodores with a pretty goal and Wemhof made it 4-0 with j ( short two-pointer. The Commodores |Rd until near the middle of the halt) Felber tied the score 6-al! with J ■o free throws. Hartford took the and ran the count to 12-7 in fa-| * of the Gorillas. The Commodores ■villied and tied the score at 12-all just. ( ■>efore the halt ended. During the half. Center had substituted F. My■ott for Connell and J. Mylott for Sc g, ' jR 1 " 1 Coach Windmiller sent in H. Ban- . Rter for Heller. I N. Banter, who was the star of the ■Same, gave Hartford a four-point lead the start of the second half wilhj' prety field goals. The Gcillasj ■hitug on to their slender lead tint I , ■teyer put Decatur ahead at If) 23 lead Rand Decatur took time out. Meyer and ■ ■Wemhoff each hit the net for field ■foals, but Banter sank another one and ■Hartford led, 30-27. Meyer made two throws Banter's fourth personal Filber sank a free threw and) RMeyer tied the score at 31-all with K 1

I a field goal, a few seconds before the , regular playing time was up. After the two teams hud buttled , scoreless for two minutes in the first , overtime period, Wemhoff replaced F. .Mylott for Decatur, Meyer sunk a long field goal and it looked like vic-' tory for the Commodores, but R. Han 1 , ter took up the sharp-shooting tor , Hartford where his h-other Xorval had ■ left off and tied the score with a' beautiful long field goal. The end oi' the five minutes found the teams still l deadlocked at 33-all. | R. Banter again sank a pretty field goal, giving Hartford a 35-33 lead shortly after the seuond overtime started. Wemhoff tied the count with a short field goal and then put his team ahead with a long one. score 37-25. Felber made a free throw and Wemhoff tossed in another field goal. Hartford fought desperately to catch the Commodores and Eichar dropped ' in a field goal just before the gun I cracked, but the Commodores were leading, I Wemhoff and Meyer each scored seven field goals for the Commodores, while N. Banter sank six for Hartford Banter played a beautiful game before being forced out on personals. Ills fouls were unintentional and not bad cnes. I In the preliminary game, the St. Joe eighth grade team defeated a team ofCatholio high school freshmen, 13-12. Gage did all of the scoring for the freshies on six field goals. Lineups and summary: Commodores (39) Gorillas (39) Meyer F Heller Connell F Filber Wemhoff C Hoffman Smith G N. Banter Sorg GEichar Substitutions: F. Mylott for Connell J. Mylott for Borg, R. Banter for Hel-, i 1 r, Ectrote for N. Banter. Field goals: I Meyer, 7; Wemhoff, 7; Smith, 1: .1. I Mylott, 2: Felber, 3; Hoffmaj, 2; N. Banter. 6; Eichar. 2; R. Banter, 2; Fcul goals: Meyer, 3; Wemhoff, 2; I Filber, 3; Hoffman, 2; N. Banter, 3; ! Referee: Welborn, South Side. Fort Wayne. Preliminary Game Eighth Grade (13) Freshmen (12)? Metzgar F Rumschlag!' j Lose F Klepper I Coffee C Schurger j H01fh0u5e....... G Gage i Vian G Harris Substitutions: Gass for Metzgar, : Arnold for Lose. Field goals: Gass, 2; 1 Arnold, 1; Coffee, 2; Gage, 6. Foul coals: Metzgar. 1; Gass, 1; Arnold, 1., FIELD GOALS r® L. \ i i! X 7 By ' Mark M. Upp /T“ There were thrills aplenty in the game between the Commodores and the Gorillas last night. A doubleovertime game is sure a tough one for a season-opener. Coach Windmiller, of Hartford, said after the game last night that he sends the Gorillas through forty minutes of hard practice on an out-door court every day, that is, every day that it doesn’t rain. There’s a lot of difference to playing on the ground out doors and to per- , SCIATMEURITIS The sciatic nerve, situated at the back of the hip joint is frequently the subject of Neuritis, giving rise to the painful disease Sciatica. The symptoms are intense pains which shoot down the thigh to the Loot, often aggravated by walking and with painful points along the course of the .ne ve, very tender to the .touch. The disease is a very obstinate one and tines not readily respond to ordinary treatment. It takes more than the usual pain sedative even to alleviate the pain. The quickest, safest and surest way to get rid of the persistent nerve racking pains of Neuritis is to get a bottle of AUcnrhu Special Formula No. 2, which comes in capsule form. Take them as directed and no ; tlce how in about 24 hours they have considerably reduced, if not entirely banished, all pain and soreness. Continue until the Nruritis has entirely disappeared and you are able Io werk and rest in comfort*once again. Holthouse Drug Co. keeps Allcnrhu Special Formula No. 2 tn stock all the time and sells lots of it. f

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forming on the hardwood Inside a building. If you don't believe It, ask the Gorillas. The Commodores put up a nice fighting game lust night, but their organized team play showed room for much improvement, naturally, rlnce this was their first game of the season. Hartford will play a return game with the Commodores here later in the season. The Yellow Jackets will swing into action tomorrow night, meeting Monroeville on the home floor. The locals probably haven’t forgotten all about football, yet, but they are rapidly readjusting themselves to the hardwood. Coach Curtia stated today that he had not definitely decided upon the starting lineup. Tl(e Monroeville seconds and the Yellow Jacket reserves will , start things off with a curtain-

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reiser at 7 o'clock. — The Commodores go to Celina to meet the Celina Catholics tomorrow night. Their next game will bo here next. Wednesday night with Bellvue,' Ohio, Catholic high. The Buckeye team Is said to be a strong outfit. Borne meets New Haven at Berne, and Kirkland goes to Lancaster, | Friday night. Monroe journeys f<> Petroleum, the Hartford Gorillas meet Monmouth In the old gym here. 1 Jefferson goes to Pennville to play | the Polingtown quintet. Pleasant Mills and Geneva have open dates. The Portland Panthers will open their season November 24, at Redkey.' o | NEW HAVEN, Conn.—Yale has shaken off the blues resulting from the Princeton defeat and the morale of the squad is right for the Harvard contest Saturday, it was indicated at | tho pre-game rally held here last I nighl. I

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