Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1926 — Page 8

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NET LEAGUE IS FORMEDIN D. H. S. Six Teams Comprise Eleague Formed Among Boys Not On Varsity Squad A basketball league consisting of six teams has been formed in Decatur high school by Coach H. L. Curtis The members of the teams are boy’ who are not members of the varsity squad and most of them are underclassmen. Three games have been play- • ed by each team. It Is planned to have each team l>lay one game every Wednesday night throughout the ba-sket-bail season. « The Whites, Purples and Reds are leading the ieagjje. each having won two games and lost one. while the Blues. Blacks and Greens have won one and lost two, e&.'h. Last Wednesday night, the Reds delated the Greens. 29-19. Anderson and DeVor, starred for the Reds with five field goals each. Ivan Reynolds, who scored five field goals and three free throws, played best for the losers. The Blacks defeated the Purples, 25-15. Shoaf, a freshman, snagged 8 feild goals for the Blacks, and was the star of the game. John lieVoss, with four field goals, played best for the Purples. The Whites won from the Blues, in 1 the most interesting game of the evening. by score of 16-10. John Engle, with four field goals, and* Kocher, with three, played best for the winners while the scoring of the Blues was evenly divided. o Yellow Jackets Play Garrett Here Tonight The Decatur high school YellowJackets will meet the fast Garrett ‘ team in a game in the Decatur gymna-

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' slum this evening. Coach Curtis ha: thb locals on edge for the game. Thtee games will be played, th first contest being between the Decs ■ tur and Bluffton eighth grade team.* The second game between the Decatu and Garrett high school girls' team a teams. Three good games are expected The first gumo will start about B:3i o’clock. : COMMODORES ; BEAT DELPHOS F. ' » Catholic High Five Play '• ' Listless Game In Winning Fifht Straight The Catholic high school Commc 1 dores won their fifth straight victory ? of the season last night, when they 1 took the St. John's high school quin tet of Delphos, Ohio, into camp or ’ the local floor, by a score of 28-10 1 The St. Joseph eighth grade team o' this City defeated the St. John’s high ' school second team in a pgelimihary game, by a score of 15-8. The game last night was void of many thrills. Coach France Conter ’ used ten Commodores in the game i a team composed entirely of substitutes playing part of the game. Neither team could score for the ■ first five minutes, and finally GengJ ler, Delphos forward, scored a free throw. Smith then broke the ice for the Commodores with a field goal and Wemhoff and Pete Mylott follow’ ed suit. The first quarter ended 6-1 in favor of Decatur. The visitors were held scoreless in the second quarter, while the Commodores ran their count to 15. The locals missed shoj after shot at the basket. Delphos failed to score from the field until the middle of the second i half, when Gengler sank a field goal from the center of the floor. The

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score was 22-2 against them wheh tlengler scored his field goal. The hlrd quarter ended with the score 'l4-4. Coach Conter sent his regulars back Into the jjjime shortly after the fourth quarter started and they finshed the game. Pete My loth and Wemhoff each scored from the field. The Commodores, having scored an «a»y victory over the Delphos team >.t Delphos last week, appeared to be ’aking things easy last night They were careless In their shooting ahd massing and their defense, although tetter than their offense, was ragged. The locals wifi go .to Berne Saturlay night, to play the Geneva high ichool team. Several fans will accompany the Commodores to Berne. Lineups and summary: Vcatur (28) Delphos (10) Oiler .... 1/ Alexander f. Mylott ..._F Gengler V. WemhoffC Beck Imßh G ' Hank ’. Mylott..G Scherger Substitutions: (Derfitur). Meyers or Miller. B. Wemhoff for A. Wentoff. Sorg for J. Mylott, Connell for I". Mylott. Alberding for Smith; Delphos) Imber for Alexander. Field -Mis: F. Mylott, 5; A. Wemhoff. 3; smith. 2; Meyers, 1; B. Wemhoff. 1; lory. 1; Gengler, 3; Hans, 1. Free hrows: Smith. 1; Meyers. 1; Gengsr. 2. Referee: Welborn. Fort 1 Vayue. Preliminary Game It. Joseph (15) Delphos (8) | Clepper F Kill , 'offee F Williams . '.ass C—. Birkmeier Tollhouse G— Louth Han G Haun Substitutions: (Si. Joseph) Metz ■er for Klepper, Arnold for Coffee, ose for Aronld; (Delphos) Grewe or Williams. Field goals: Klepper, I; Coffee, 2; Gass, 3; Kill, 1; Wiliams, 3. FYee throws: Klepper. 1: 'offee, 1; Gass, 1. Referee: Thomas, Tecatur. Tri Kappa bazaar Friday and Saturday at Central Grocery. 283t3x o let the Habit —Trade at Home, it Pays • Thousands Keep * Well-Nourished Right Through The Winter—They Take SCQTVS EMULSION Rich In Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Scott & Bowue, dloenjfield. N. J. 26-30

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