Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 101, Decatur, Adams County, 27 April 1928 — Page 6

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GOSHEN RELAYS ATTRACT STARS! Gnshen,. yAP rII -ISireclal')- Preparations f >• array of high school ti ick nHiletes ever bronthi t .i.o-iher in this city jand, with the ex (-option of the unite nieet at Indiana pells, the greatest galaxy of Indiana prep stars in a single meet, are being made in rapid fire order at the High School and Foreman Field. M' re than 25') athletes, repr -wiling close to 2’ si'hols, will gather here Saturday mornin;'. so rllie tp ,'rd anima! edition of ■ >.- Goshen Relays. Although all the entry blanks have not yet been received, it is is-tired that teams will he here from 19 » schools, as th:U many of the lists hat .- bw i returned here wii ’: the signature affixed. Those ~.• on file \C. burn, Garrett. Bluffton. Decatur, Kendallville. Watsivv. Lev >nl«H. Nappane. Wakartis i. Cluver, Elkhart. {kiishawal. a South Bend, Hamftiond, Valpura - ! Horace Mann, Fr ebel, Emerson and I Goshen Blunk I I am of bis: dx fn ■ schoa] 111 Ihi V :cm ' of the state. , Good Track Officials ” New track add field equipment has been purchased by lhe school and tntrack is ni aine Ge irae C'.io- 1 per. of s ’the South Bend V. M. ('. A. noted .ithletifcefieiai, will be in charge * of the meet and act as starter .and referee; I’ri.f. <Bll, ot high school .will be field judM. V9i>ig coaches and seh ol official* from tie • schools entered wil act L iimoa and judges u»i ing the meet* Dim to the fact dim ahletes will be i >' «* ® omi'<-i it ion., trial heats of all track events and eIW held in nt? morning, starting a’ 9 o'-, clock. Tlji. finals will begin at ro'elrtek | •in the at®rnoon. ♦ • c ' ® Fiv* ips ano a lie 111 are je- !i: r . to the aiiim-jy. One cup wiii given r ''or each -© « he. o relays, the me i i! Aw- 44" ird ami half mile. v. liU th winning team will be presented a i large cup and the high -< ejmr will g> F the medal. ® ® Froebel Winners ® Froebel, of Gary, wi<£ tiie y.-ir, sc.j.ing 22 p. frits to Emerson* 2". ”.’:ile’*l ■ ?niisb.s» third w V* 14$Goshen finishe din ajtfe for sev | tilth place with Wabash, moth sc e ■ five taints. Michigan City . pp-< tw® relay i * h-• year, winni-i; the hal. mile animßi. yard rai l s, while Gosl-o i won the inetlly Wahish th 4 mile event. Johnson of Ft b-*..ml Dil Im*; cf Emerson, " ere tied for big!; ; point l-.noHf vith ijg.oach but John son v.,1..; t ■.arded tin? bro.’i • me.'a when lie won the 1 s“ot a5 Jr. J dir. SOI,. ». !io is ; »r.i-k miler, will r» turn ' t.i the m ® this year. • o— Watch ing The Scoreboard ® A ~ SMU.R)— .. - Yesterday’s hero Ed Branot. Bos- | lon Braves’ 23-year-old rookie from j Seattle, who set the i Robin down with two hits to heat them 1 to 0. » ® Only the Brtiv * victory . .«» th< Robins prevented the Giants, who' c succumbed to the Phizes 5 to 4, fron losing their lead-in" the National ** league to Brooklyn. # John P. Quinn. Philadelphia®'Ath- ’ leiics hmle... latched fins team to a 10 to <) win ov r the Washington Senators, enabling Conniw Mark's club to move into third place in the American league r s The pitching * Carmen Hill and the batting of the Wager brothers, carried the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7 to 2 victm-y ever the Cincinnati Reds The vVaners made five hits, scored four runs Ind drove in two more. An eighth inning rally enabled the V: nkees Io beat the Boston Red Sox. 9 to 4. Bob Meusel drove in four runs, briiming his fr.tal for the season to Ifi. Holding the Tigers to seven scattered hits, George Grant pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 6 to 1 win. Home tuns by Blue and Schulte of Ted Lyons, White Sox pitching ace, featured the St. Louis Browns 6 to 5 victory. @ JIM. YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS ® National League Pl. v *r -nd Club Total G-sritham, Pittsburgh (1) . 3 Lin ■ - New York (1) 2 ' 1 York, (1) ® .1 Moor . Boston (1 > . .. ... .. 1 American League Blue. St. Louis (1) 1 Schulte. St. Louis (1> J The Leaders American Hauser, 4; Goslin, 3; Ruth, 3; K. Williams, 3; Easterling. 3. National — Grantham. 3: Webb, 3; Wilson, 3; Frisch. 3; O’Doul, 3. League Totals National, 49; American, 39. . o» —; THE BIG FIVE. Player G AB R H HR PC Hornsby 7 2S S U 1 .393 Cohb 9 39 5 14 0 .359 Gehrig 11 41 9 14 2 .341 Speaker 11 39 5 10 0 .286 Ruth 11 37 12 9 3 .243

STANItNGS National League W L Pct. I New York 5 3 .fi2s Brooklyn G 4 .600 4’ Louis G 5 .545 Chicago 8 7 .533 cineinuutl 77 .50u Pittsburgh f. 7 .417 Philadelphia 4 G .400 B.ston 3 5 .3* r American League W L Pct No\ York 8 3 .727 Clevskind in 4 .714 Pliiladelphlu i. 4 .a.i’i Si. Louis T; .533 Washington .... ; 5 If .455 K'hlca/o „. ® 5 8 .385 D.-troit ® •> 10 ®.378 r. istot* I '?» .308 American Association W*L Pct. Kansas City 8 4 .667 Indianapolis 7 4 St. Paul & '*• 5 .615 Lnisville 7 6 -5314, CoiMnbus 77 .500 Milwaukee a.. 5 8 .385 Minneapolis 5 8 .385 I Toledo ~4 9 .308 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Central League Fort Wayne fafe Erie S.* * Akvoii 7; Canton .3. li.ivton Springfield?. National League Pittsburgh 7; Cincinnati 2. ® Boston 5; IW ki.’Wt 0. Philadelphia 5; New York 4. St. I trixt'lii S o told American League 6; Philadelphi i It); Washiugtotvt). New York 9:Wk>ston 4. & i I?’ St I®iis G; Chicago 5. * © American Association® w ’’■y N<> games*elyduled. ©¥**¥*♦*¥***¥ ¥< * with’ the big - LEAGUE? STARS *f ¥ 4® ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ • 4KU.R) Lou Gehtig Os the Yankees gm a I ®gle and double it® three trips to i the plate. bt®ging in two runs. He I accounted for anotlmr Yankee run. P lie Ruth -Failed to connect*s.4Yei ly, but his sacrifice fly in the eighth ’-■t' i'm b#m:- w-ith £>■> Sox brought : in one run. # * 3'ris Sp *ker and Ty Cobb —Of the ■flk'hletics each triples with tlm b-i ;es featuring ! fe.it of theSßenators. 1 Rogers Motnsby—Was confined tor his bed with influenza. Harry Heiimann — Os the TigWs to hit it, live times at bat; P. Waner — Os the Pirates got a double two five trips to the plate. 9 o_ KendaUville High School Star Declared Ineligible Kendallville, April 27 — Franklin (Tack) Prenticsjgstai athlete of the Kendallville high school was declared of scholastic difracuities late Thutsday afternoon when the monthly rep-rts were published. Tlie young man found himself unable to take tkleading part in baseball and ..yraM. an* at tile same time ke p tip nis grades. , ® ** Prentice, Who was an all-state basketball man last year, is, pitching his first year of iiTgh sehom baseball, is already known as one of the best prep ■twii'ers in northern Indiana, and his 1 ss will be a severe blow to the Red Devi's, who bent on winning th' 1 n rthetn division of the N. I. E. conference. prentice has also been a ’•tire point winner on the track team, per fotming well in the dashes and broad jump, and winning his way to the state meets in the shot put. This was his last year of spring athletics. but he has another season of competition in both football and basketball. 0 Montpelier Wins In Triangular Track Meet Montjwlier high school won first honors in the triangle track meet. Wednesday at Montpelier with Bryant and Winchester. The local thinly clads garnered 41 2-3 points, Bryant 36% and Winchester 21 points. Time was slow in the running events. o , Portland Pointing For Victory Over Decatur Portland, April 27 — The Portland Panthers will play their final home baseball game Friday afternoon when they stack up against the strong Decatur Yellow Jackets. After their victory over the Berne high school nine las week the Farrlsmen are all “pepped up” to defeat the Curtismen. Much interest has been manifested by the students in the present baseball s°ason, hut the townspeople have not shown their usual support. Decatur's team is headed by “Bill” Bell, who Is the regular pitcher. The upst-iters are classed among the best baseball teams cf Northern Indiana ind Friday’s game Should be the best of the season.

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HATCHERIES GET MANY PIKE EGGS Indianapolis, Ind., April 27— One hundred ttid fiftikquartii of wall-eyed pike eggs have Wen received b>- the , fish and game division nt the state conservation department and are now • incubating in two of lhe M ite's hutch •Ties. Twenty-three juts are being used to Incubate the eggs at the Riverside Hatchery hi this city, and 36 jars at the Trl-Lake hatchery at Columbia City. The eggs were obtained from the Michigan Fish and Ganic Department and the amount is the largest ever received hi Indiana from this source. According to George N. Mannfidd. fish and game superintendent, a fifty per ci-ntliali h is good, while a 35 per ccni hatch <r approximately 10-mlllion young perch fry Is almost certain to be obtained. The fish are planted in the fry stage-because even when' six old they ate predacious and eat each ( other if confined to small quarters They will be t eleased chiefly in North ern Indiana public waters. o Cross-Country Runners To Enter Illinois Today sj Hill*jde View, Mo., April 27-(U.R) The Pyle Cross-County runners will enter Illinois today, the eighth state since they left Los Angeles on March 4. The goal i f today's will lie east St*. Ijouis, .3:: tnlles away. # Peter Bavuzzi. won Yesterday's 45.fi mile run from Su|iivan in fi:ll:ll and ineieased his elapsed time lead over Andrew Payne, the Oklahoma youth, who came in fourth. • ® . — —o —————- Jolly To Coach State Net Champions Again Muncie, April 27 Raymond’ Jolley who piloted the Mr.ncle Bearcats to the 192 S state high basketball ih:*nI pionship his been Tetaine<®as head niasketball coach of Centra! high sehocl cj'or ffl-xt yeaff it was Announced by pichool officials. He will be assisted |by Coach Beckner. ® @ Commodores’ Game With C. C. H. S. Is postponed » <a ** e The baselm® ga®e between Decatur Cathol® high school and Central Ca'honc high f Fort@A'ayi® scheduled to be played in Fort Wayne today, was postponed until Monday, on ai Wunt of tluwvet grounds android weather. The Commodores will play St. Jahn's highof in this city on nex’ Thursday afternoon, and the two teams will n*set in a return game at (JJelphos on Mav 15. I * __o .Art Work Os D. 11. S. Pupils To Be Exhibited At International Show A request for permission U; send 1 certain art work tione by pupils of Decatur high school to the I International school art exhibit sec- | tion, at Th<®.Pragne, Czechoslovakia, this summer, was received today by Miss Catherine Martin, supervisor of art in the public schools of this city. The request came from the committee in charge of the Western Arts Association meeting, being held in Indianapolis this week. Miss Mi” tin sent a IM-card exhibit ' to the exhibit of the Western Arts Association is a national orga nization. This is the first time, in twenty years that the association has held its meeting in Indiana. The letter received by Miss Martin today asked for permission to send certain samples from the local school’s exhibit at Indianapolis to the international exhibit. GERMAN-IRISH FLIERS LAND AT NEW YORK CITY (CONTiyt'En KROM PAGE ONE) body of the flier back through bedecked streets to the Pennsylvania station where it was placed aboard a special funeral train for Washington. A CHALLENGE TO CIGAR SMOKERS who say a good cigar can’t fee •• t made for 5c There are lots of five-cent cigars, we admit, that don’t always give you full value for your nickel. But here’s one that works the other way: Havana Ribbon. You can prove it: Put a Havana Ribbon 'longside some otheipfive-eent cigars. Mix ’em up. Choose and smoke them blindfolded. You’ll single out the Havana Ribbon quicker than you can spot a rose i.i a cabbage patch! Flavor? Fragrance? Mildness? You simply never before experienced anything like it in a nickel cigar. Because Havana Ribbon contains no bitter, under-ripe nor “flat,” overripe tcduicco. But true-tasting, fiavor-lffuen ripe middle leaves of the plant. And long-fiUer, at that 1 If you want to know how we can do it, read some of our other ads. Meantime, don’t delay making the above experiment. There’s a cigar counter near. Havana Ribbon is also sold in Practical Pocket Packages vs five cigars. «•»

Cost Os Walb-Weave4| Trial Amounts To $770 Fort Wayne, April 27i-(!NS)— Clyde A. 'S® l '. former Republican stalo cliiiii fffn, and Valentine Weaver, who were sentenced to til' 1 federal prison at Leavenworth here today, must pay the federal government J 770 for the costs of prosecuting them tin charges of violating the national banking laws. Robert H. Miller Du-s Robert H. Miller, 55, fflfthotly of near Bluffton, died suddenly ibis morning tit Bakersfield, California. Tip' cause . f death wan not learned here. He was it sou of John A. Miller and Farah Martin Millet His mother benutative of Adams ednnty Five brothers survive. Harry Hill Released Under $20,000 Bond Ottcwn, 111.. Apriig27 (INS) Harry Hill. 22 year-old Streator, 111. yout|| walked to freedom under bond todav Ktt the first time since he was arrested last August uim| held for the murder of his mother, Mis. Eliza Hill. Judge Joe A. Davis in LaSalle county court this morning accepted a $20,000 surety bond posted l>y the Youths father. Dr. IL C. Hill and Al. F. Schoch. Ottawa banker. Two Firemen Killed Paterson, N. J , April 27 Two’tiie met»' weie killed and twelve injured today in a fire in 4.ytin’s department st re building hrar<- when an explosion caused a floor to collapse. ""

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