Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 24 November 1926 — Page 8

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G.E. DEFEATS RED CROWNS Local Quintet Plays Good Basketball To Beat Port Wayne Team,.2B-23 Playing a greatly improved brand cf basketba 1, the Decatur Gere- al Electric team defeated the fast Fort Wayu* Red Crowns at the Decatur high school gym last night. 28-23. The locals held a lead of several points during most of the contest, ami piled up a 13-4 margin in the first half. Bud White, former back guard on the Decatur high school team, was in the lineup for the G. E. last night, having iecovered from a tonsil operation, anil he was a big factor in Decatur victory. Bud was powerful on the def<>nse and started many plays for his team that resulted iu scores. Jack Teeple, substituting tor Johnson nt floor guard in the first half, scored three field goals. Kleinknight and Loyd Beal each scored three field goals, also, Mossbaugh was high point man forth • visitors, s oring five field goals and on“ free throw. The G. E team will play the newly organized M. Y. M. team of Berne, here next Tuesday night. The B’rn< I team is composed mainly of members I of the Heine high school team of th: | last two or three seasons. Lineups and svmr-iary: G. E. (28) fieri Crown (23) Omlor F Mossbaugh Beal F vir *" Kleinknight C Zurbuck John->on G Gruber White G Minnear Substitutions: Garton for Omlor.; Teeple for Johnson. Schneider sot White; Gaffinger for Zurbuck. Field goals; Beal. 3: KleinknighK.3; John sen. 2; Teep’.e, 3; Garton, 1; Mossbaugh, 5; Virgil. 1; Gruber. 1; Gaffin ger. 1. Foul goals: Beal. 1; Garton. 1; Kleinknight. 2; Mossbaugh. 1. Virgil. 1; Gaffinger. 4; Minnear: 1. —o— — FIELD GOALS J X Bv Mark M. L T pp The G. E. basketball team looked mtlcti better fast night than it did in the game with the Bluffton Junior Moose last week. The electricians: played good ball last night. Local fans have khe oppor^um\v' of seeing an interstate contest here tonight. The Bellevue, Ohio, Catho-; lie high quintet meets the Commo-1 dores in the Catholic high gym. The locals are expecting a hard fight. i Many followers of the D. H. S. , Yellow) Jac.kdts will accompany the team to Auburn tonight. The fans have a lot of confidence in the team and Coach Curtis since they handed the Monroeville team a 50-17 defeat in their first game last Friday night. Cash, who writes Crowds on the Sidelines in the Hunt ! ngton Press, has resumed his specialty of picking so-called Big Tens of Indiana high school teams, listing the ten best teams (in his estimation) and giving honorable mention to several others, j Cash saw fit to put Decatur in the honorable mention column. Thanks, j but we knew they rated it. Here’s Cash’s selections: Logansport Bedford Martinsville Washington Greencastle Shelbyville Vincennes Frankfort Anderson Columbus Honorable mention: Connorsville, Newcastle, Rochester, Greensburg, Flora, Mitchell, Seymour, Wingate;, Rushville, Fairmount, Advance, Scircleville, Burlington, West Middleton, Clear Creek, Kokomo, North Manchester, Brownsburg, Montmorenci. Ossian, Decatur, Union City. Cash also mentions the St. Marys Catholc high team of Huntington,

which opens Ils schedule in a game with the Si. Monica’s A. <!. of Mishawaka at Huntington tonight. Cash . says, "If the Huntington boy« can . down Decatur and Central Catholic * of Fort Wayne this season, a trip to the National Catholic high tourney at Chicago may result, *tis said.” i I o 'Yellow Jackets Play At Auburn This Evening r . - The Decatur high school Yellow , Ja kets will go to Auburn tonight to play the Auburn high eagers. The D. 1 11. S. girls will play the Auburn girls I in the first game of the evening. A large crowd of Decatur fans will accompany the two teams to Auburn. o To Pla# Preliminary Game The Catholic high school second , team will play the Monroe high I school first team In a pieliminarv i game to the Catholic high Bel evue! Ohio, contest at the Catholic high gym tonight. The preliminary game will ; start at 7:30 o’clock. * o — Berne A. C. Five To Play Bluffton Junior Moose I The Berne Athletic Club basketball I team will play the Bluffton Junior j Moose quintet at Berne. Thursday ' night. This* will be the first game of i the season for the Berne team. o Commodores Play Ohio Quintet Here Tonight The Catholic high school Cornodetes meet the Bellevue, Ohio. Catholic high school basketball team in a game to be played in the Catholic gymnasium here tonight. A good preliminary game will be played at 7:30 oclock and the big game will get under way alrout o'clock. The Bellevue team is reported t > be fast and an exciting game is expected. Shippers Fighting Freight Rate Increase Indianqp ' is. Ind.. Nov. 24 —tl nited Press I —Heatings were continued —— —

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