Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 211, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1928 — Page 6

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D, H. S. TO OPEN SEASON SEPT. 15 Decatur high school’s Yellow Jackets will open their football season on their home gridiron, a week from next Saturday, on Sept. 15, when the Auburn high school eleven invades the city. This game was originally ' scheduled to he played in Auburn. ! but it was changed to this city, so ' as to be a feature of Ohl Home Week, I when many former Yellow Jackets i will be visiting here. The game will ; be played on the new gridiron at the Country Club, south of the city. The Yellow Jackets have been working diligently for the last ten days under the direction of Coaches Kidd ami Curtis and are beginning to show the effects of the training. Most of the time so far has been spent in ; learning fundamentals. Following a light workout this evening, the coach- j es will semi the players through stiff scrimmages and signal practice for I the next few days. The players have been taught the correct methods to charge, block, tackle, punt, pass ami fall on the ball. The prospects for a strong team are becoming blighter each day. There is considerable weight on the squad this year and several veterans are out for positions. Carl Gerber, who has performed at end for two seasons, has been shifted to the full back position this fall, to add weight and strength to the backfield and he is showing up well in his new position. The candidates have been divided into two squads by the coaches. The first squad is composed of the following players: centers —R. Kiess and Williams; guards—R. Kiess. Musser. Hilyard, R. Butcher and Zerkle; tackles L. Butcher, Schnepp, Cole and Cable; ends—Kocher. Brown, Hebble and Cole; backs—Blown, Kocher. | Roop, Debolt. Gerber, Engle ami | Cable. ' The second squad is as follows: j guards — Hurst, Musser and Busse; tackles —Parrish. Rudolph Kiess, and M. Butcher; ends —W. Kiess, Bake, ami Ogg; backs — Heller, Beery, W. I —— " ■ ■

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Kiess, Melchi and Odle. Seven games will be played by the , Yellow Jackets this fall, four of them | being on the home field. The schedule is as follows: Sept. 15 Auburn, here, Sept. 21 Columbia City, there. Sept. 28 Huntington, here. Oct. 11 —Kendallville, there. Oct. 11l Portland, here. Oct. 2o - Concordia College, here. Oct. 27- Bluffton, there. BERNE HAS GOOD BASKETBALL CARD Berne. Sept. B.—l Special!—One of the stiongest basketball schedules ever faced by a Berne high school Fighting Five lias been arranged for tlie 1928-29 quintet. Coach H. S John'son announced today. New teams on the schedule include Portland, I’nion j City. Montpelier and New Haven. ■ Seventeen gabies will- be plaved. The schedule as announced byJohnson is as follows: Nov. 2 New Haven, there. Nov. 9—Hartford, here. Nov. 16—Geneva, here. Nov. 23 —Portland, here. Nov. 28 —Rock Creek, there. Dec. 6.—Union City, here. Dec. 7 —Jefferson, here. Dec. 14—Montpelier, here. Dec. 21—Portland, there. Jan. 4- Monroeville, here. Jan. 11 —New Haven, here. Jan. 18 —I’nion City, there. Jan. 25 Kirkland, here.. Feb. 2 —Garrett, there. Feb. B—Rock Creek, here. Feb. 15-Kirkland, there. Feb. 22 —Monroeville, there. Jefferson, Hartford and Geneva have chosen the following Saturday evenings to use the Community Auditorium: • Geneva: Jan. 5 and Feb. 16. Hartford: Nov. 21 and January 19. Jefferson: January 12 and Feb. 23. It is thought that suitable arrangements tan be mad -for the net floor this year between the various schools, the Ai. Y M. team ami the volley ball team. " ■■ — ~ —

LOCAL GOLFERS IN FINAL MATCH i — The golfers of the Decatur Country club will play the Until inter-city match of the season next Sunday as- t | ternoon at I:3d o'clock. The local 1 team was defeated at Portland some lime ago by a narrow margin and hope to reverse this decision here Sunday. Portland will send about 20 golfers to compete in the mutch. After the match, a supper will be served to the members of both teams at the club house. Any other local members who wish to attend the supper may do so by seeing Bernard Clark, manager, and paying in advance for their reservations. The captain of the local golf team has reserved supper only for the 20 local players and the 20 Portland players who will be in the iwatcp. All other membets must make reservations with Mr. Clark. This match will ring down the curtain on tlie local golf inter-city season. Eight matches have been played by the local golfers. Next season, the Decatur Country Club will probably , be a member of a new golf league to be organized in Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio. Plans are being made j now for the organization of such a i league. YESTERDAY S RESULTS Central League Erie, 8; Canton. 3. Dayton, 9; Akron, 7. Fort Wayne-Springfield, not scheduled. National League Boston, 9-7; Brooklyn, 2-1. L New York, 14; Philadelphia, 3. < inly games scheduled. J American League "• B Washington, 3-3; New York, 1-8. | Detroit, 10; Chicago, 2. iff Only games scheduled. American Association J Milwaukee, 7-5; St. Paul, 1-4. Indianapolis. 10; Louisville, 1. j Minneapolis, 10; Kansas City. G. I? Only games scheduled. c

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CATHOLIC HIGH SCHEDULE OUT With the opeiit.lg of school this week, the pupils of Decatur Cathollq high school and Coach George Luurent are all ready looking forward to the basketball season, which will he officially < pencil here on Friday night, November 30, with the Ashley public high school furnishing the opposition for the C .mmodores. Twenty-one games have been scheduled for the Commodores, Inchnting some of the strongest quintets ever faced by the locals. Coach lainrent an j nounced today tfilit a game hud been j scheduled with the Monrovia high school team, to he played here on Thursday night. December 27. Coach Herb Curtis, athletic director and basketball coach of Decatur public high school, formerly coached at Monrovia. Leonard Wood, the present coach at Monrovia, and Coach Laurent . attended the coaching school held by Coach Piggy Lambert, of Purdue, this summer anil became well acquainted Coach Laurent plans to start basketball practice soon. After drilling the candidates for about two weeks, he will discontfnne practice until shortly before the first game, he raid. Prospects for another strong tehm at the Catholic high school this year are good, despite the fact that Hocky Mylott and Sorg will be missed from the lineup. The floor In the Commodores' gym has been cleaned and refinished. Seats will lie placed entirely around the floor this season. There are eleven home games, all top-notcli ers, on the schedule this season. Tlie schedule is as follows: Nov. 30—Ashley Public H S. here. Dec. 7 -New Haven Public II S. There Dec. 12- St. Rose Lima Ohio here. Dec. 15 —Cathedial H. 8. Indianapolis here Dee. 22 —Springfield Ohio St. Bernard 11. S. here. Dec. 27 —Monrovia Public H. S., here. Jan 1 St. Mary's Anderson, there Jan 2 St. Joseph Shelbyville there Jan 4 —C. C. H. S. Fort Wayne there Jan 11 — Elder. Cincinnati O„ here

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