Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 16 November 1927 — Page 8

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MANY SEATS ARE RESERVED Entire South Side Os D. H. S. Gymnasium Reserved For Baskethall Season All seats on the south side o' the Decatur high school gymnasium have been reserved for the basketball season. Principal Waltei Krick announced today. There a.e 165 seats on that side of the gym. in case enough other fans want 11 reserve seats, another section will he reserved. TliP seat tickets were mailed out at noon today, Mr. Krick said If anyone who has pun based a ticket fails to receive the same, he is aske.l to call .Mt. Krick at the high school building. Persons who want to reserve seats ate also asked to call Mr. Krick. The opening game of the season will be played Friday night against Kirkland t wnshlp. The second team from the two schools wil play the opening game, starting at 7 o’clock. The big game will start at 8 o'clock and Davis of Port Wayne South Side high school, will Officiate. o ¥*Jfi¥¥¥¥* ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ * ON THE SIDELINES * * In * * THE BIG TEN * ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ (By United Press) CHICAGO—PIays designed to stop Captain Toad Crofoct of Wisconsin. Satnrdav. comprise much of the work in the Chicago football practices this week. Ben Greenehaum. star Maroon linesman, is definitely out for the year, trainers reported. COLUMBUS, O— A new forward passing attack, to be used against Illinois Saturday, is the center of Ohio State football work. For the first time in the memory of present day fans. Ohio is holding secret practices. CHAMPAIGN. 111. - Bad weather has interfered with Illinois practices this week. Timm and Wolgast are still out of the Illini lineup but otherwise the team is in good shape. The players are confident of defeating Ohio Saturday. SOUTH BEND. Ind.—Battered and bruised from two hard football w • . T-x - ’ . X _ 2 ~ 2XX.I«• Irr

game , Notre Dame’s team is indulging in light work. The fights against I Army ami Minnesota have left the players fairly wen bruised. BLOOMINGTON, Ind.—Coach Pat Page has his Indiana team practicing football on the golf links instead of in the stadium as a result of rain end mud. Ringwait will be out of Saturday's game with Purdue, as a re nit of an ankle injury. LAFAYETTE. Ind.—Designed espec-l tally for use against Indiana, new I (Tensive formations are the center (f interest in tflie Purdue football practices. Coach Jimmy Phelan has the team going through the longest practices of the year. _ JOWA CITY, la—Fearing staleness! Coach Burt Ingwersen has sent his regulars through only light practices in preparation for the Northwestern came. Saturday. The Hawkeyes are j in rood shape. EVANSTON, Hi.—Hoping that the cripples will recover by Saturday Coach Dick Hanley believes he may be aide to put a team of regulars in the fie’d against lowa. Six member j of the varsity are still on the injured list but may be able to get in the lowa game. MINNEAPOLIS—Hampered by bad weather; footiball team i i concentrat'ng on an offense for Saturday's game. Coach Doc Snears is hopeful that his team will reach the end of the season undefeated, despite the fact that Illinois seems destined to beat him out of the champ'onship because of his team's lie with Indiana. o TELEGRAPHIC GOLF EVENT IS ARRANGED | Miami. Fla.. Nov. 16— (UP) —The! click of the telegraph and the hornet hum of whizzing balls will be heard in every state in the Union next July when the first annual National Telegraphic G If Tournament will be stag ed by the Forty Thieves, naional amateur golf • association. The monster ;<nectacle is expected to attract 3,000 players according to Ralph Perry Pasha, ranking officer cf the national organization. Unlike anv golf event of national scope, which requires play on a designated course, this tournament will be staged on separate courses, from coast to coast and from Canada to Mexico. ■After the usual method ct qualifying for match play, competing golfers will play on their own course, the result of their play being telegraphed immediately after the day’s pla.v to tournament headquarters, which wil be established where the density of competition is the greatest.

Angola Has Only One Regular Left This Year I The Ango'a high school basketball I'team opened its schedule against the I of last year's team w< re lost by grad- | alumni Friday night. Four regulars J nation. Leading candidates for this I year's team are: Grimes, Clark, GerI man. Barron. Gerard. Wert and Brokaw. Tiie schedule is as follows: Nov. IS —Pleasant Lake, here Nov. 2.1 —Kendallville, :here Dec. 3 —South Bend, there Dec. 9 —Auburn, here 1 Dea 16 —Lagrange, hero Dee. 17—Fremont, there Dec.. 23—Deeatur, here .Jan. 6 —Garrett, there Jan 13 Central (Ft. Wayne) here Jan. 14 South Side (Ft. Wayne) there Jan. 2(1 Columbia City, here Jan. 27 Lagrange, there Jan. 2S Colunbia City, there Feb. 3 —Kendallville, here Feb 4 Bluffton, there Feb. 19—Auburn, there Feb’ 18 —Howe Military academy, there. Feb. 24—Garrett, here Fell 25 North Side (Ft. Wayne) there. * o — | WHIPPETS BEAT PONETO, 30 TO 26 The Kirkland Whippets and the Poneto Independents staged a close'y contested basketball game in the Kirkland gym last night. The main | lifference between the t.w'o teams | was that Kirkland had three players li'D.'ng the ba.dr.et with regularity, while the Poneto aggregation relied ilinost entirely on the sharpshooting of its star forward. Sells, for points. Kirkland proved that three good goal getters are bette than one exceptional one and won the game, 30 to Kirkland led at the half, 19 to 8. and then coasted through to victory i in the second half, although Sells I auk four baskets during te closing period and his teammates scored nine points. Ernst and. L. Bryan each ■cored 11 points for Kirkland, while Corson got three baskets. Lineups •ind summary: Kirkland (30) Poneto (26) Ernst F sells E. Bryan F , Mclick r'f’rs-n C Myers

V.. Bryan G c Carnes Heller !G Walser Substitutions: (Kirkland) L. Arnold. K Arnold; (Poneto) Burns, 14. Carnes. Athan. Field genl.;: Ernst 3: L. Bryan 4: Cor: on 3; Holler 1- Sells Burns 1, Myers 1: E. Carnes 1. I'ojil goals; Ernst 5; L. Bryan 3* S is 1; Myers 2: E. Carnes 3; Wai’scr 2. Cet the Habit—Trade at Home, it Pays —■ _ —

' ~ - _ “ IlF IELDIELD GOALC|| i'i By MARK M. UPP O nf-eXoV-’IZ J ‘y n ke ; s . practice in their own play house this vlll - in on eW * thto » heir opening game against Kirkland Friday night. ! - ei Sg S c ;x o th7\:-T^; eym - iththe Yeiiow —i .1 MX , tjons tonight in ihe'cLmnw<L’sXm‘ . baske,bal > relathere tonight, we’ll miss our guess? e isn ‘ another real scrap cora ary n, the night following the Yellow Jackets’ . Elwood. This would give the Curt-men a full schedule of 20 game's. Isen, '<* ™ I seats, one of the end sections will bet reservedl, ft wa^saif 3 reßerVed . The Kirkland Whippet appear to be headed for another successful sea ' sen this year. They marked up their second straight Z m Z floor la t night by beating Poneto, 30-26. h ” nW , „„ n ' STICELE ’ FORMER d. h. s. star, is playing with the FOR WAYNE G. E. FIVE THIS YEAR. THE ELECTRICIANS HAVE THE FASTEST TEAM IN THEIR HISTORY. BR IANS HAVE THE "Christmas" Andrews and Charlie Breiner, two former Decatur high ■ (ho , athletes, played with (he Franklin football team against Purdur last ou I ill (lay. Christmas played end and Charlie fullback. Both will win their , letters this year. The schedule bock issued by “Out of Bounds, 1 ’ of the Bluffton Banner, and containing the schedules of all Wells county teams, has I made its annual appearnce. A copy reached our desk yesterday, f Thanks, Buck. It looks like this would be a good year for basketball columns. Already, 1 columns are appearing in the two Portland papers, the Bluffton papers, the s 1 terne Review and papers in many ether cities and towns a little farther i removed from Decatur.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1927

• G. E. OUINTET LOSES OPENER . f I The General Electric basketball . team of this city opened its season ■ last night in a game against the Ossian Merchants, at Ossian. The Merchants won after a thrilling battle by a score of 23 to 21j Tiie winners he'd it 15 to 7 advantnro at the end of the first half, but the Electricians rallied in the second period and with only two minutes left to play, were leading 21 to 19. The Merchants then tossed in two field ro:i)s and sowed up the contest. Kb inknight ".nd Schneider, center .-.nd guard, respectively, looked best in the Decatur lineup. Lineups and ■ u in maty: G. E. Ossian Schultz ... F R. Horror t'ndeman F W Horror K < inknight C Quackenbush Tcenie ,G . Glass Sc hneider G Johnson Substitutions: iG. E.) Heard for Schultz, McWhinney for Beard. Bogner for Schneider; (Ossian) Fryback for Glass. F'e’d goals: Schulfz 1: I indoman 2; KTeinknight 2: Teeple 1; McWhinney 3; B. Borror 2; W. Borrcr 2: Quackenbush 2; Glass 1; Johnson 3. Foul goals: Teeple 1: Beard 1; McWhinney 1; Glass 1 i —o Fort Wavne Truck Driver Is Robbed Michigan City. Ind.. Nov. 16.—(UP) 1 Two men early today robbed Harold Farley, truck driver of Fort Wayne, of $12,000 in silks which were destined for an underwear factory, near hero. The two men stopped Farley, forced him into their small car and one drove off with the truck. He was ater pushed out of the car near Dyer, Ind. , o > — COLO WAVE DUE HERE LATE TODAY Colder And Cloudy Is Pre-' diction: Snow Covers ▼ X. <-X 1 Y - — A 1

Several Nortnern States / Chicago. Nov. 16—(INS)—A cold wave, reported bearing down from Dio northwest, was slated to strike Cl icago and the southern lake region today. “Colder and cloudy’- is the official prediction. Snow already covers the Dakotas, Minnesota. Wisconsin am] Northern Michigan. Freezing temperatures are reported at i Knsa - City and Lincoln, Nebraska. - i

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