Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 26, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1928 — Page 6

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KIRKLAND HAS FULL SCHEDULE A heavy Hch‘“<lul<’ has been arranged for the Khkland high school baake' ball team, following the return of the Kirkland school to good standing in the Indiana High School Athletic Association, Januray 1. Thirteen games will be played by the Kangaroos between January 4 and the sectional tournament, March 1 and 2. Coach Bill Bryan has been working diligently with his charges since the school was suspended from the I. H. S. A. A. early in t ie basketball season, and has his team in good condition tpr the opening of the strenuous schedule after New Years. The Kangaroos have played two games with Frankfort high school, which was also suspended from the I. 11. S. A. A, and several games with independent teams since being suspended and have showed a lot of strength Kirkland will play Central Catholic high school of Fort Wayne, on the latter's floor, Saturday night. Jan. 4 Petroleum there Jan. 5 New Haven here an. 11 Union Center here Jan. 12 Geneva here Jan. 19 Rockcreek here Jan 25 Berne there Feb. 1 Monroeville there Feb. 2 Monroe (at Decatur) Feb. 8 New Haven there Feb. 15 Berne *here Feb. 1(1 Hartford here Feb. 22 Rockcreek there Feb. 23 Central Catholic H. S. I Fort Wayne here Mar 1-2 Tourney(at Decatur) O : Field Goals By Mark M. Upp News of the postponment of the North Side game was received with regret here today. Fans were showing considerable interest in the impending battle. Three games are scheduled to be played in Decatur Saturday night. A' the Coinmod res' gym, the Commodore second team will play Monmouth and the Commodores will clash with the Catholic high quintet of Springeld. O. At the Yellow Jackets' gym. Monroe will play Jefferson. Several games have been postponed or cancelled over the state due to the flu epidemic. The Bedford-Colum-bus game is one c.f the headliners th r has been called off. The Huntington Vikings have tasks | to perform this week-end. They go to Peru to play the Circus City Tigers on Friday night and on Saturday night will invade Fort Wayne for a battle tough, but Huntington should win that The outcome of the game at Fort Wayne is more doubtful. Bud Voglewede started at center for Notre Dame again last night in the game against Northwestern. Bud seems to be the ranking center on the squad new especially since John Coleric, veteran center from last year, is out due to a football injury. The Notre Dame-Indiana game at South Bend Friday night is attracting much interest. Purdue plays at Butler, Friday night, also. These two games should give a line on wh 's who among Indiana quintets, as these are the four strongest college fives in the state, judging from early season performances. —o Injunction Against I.H.S.A.A. Made Permanent t Evansville, Dec. 19—Special Judge Ed Meyer, in a ruling Tuesday, upheld the temparary injunction granted by Probate Judge E. Q. Lockyear, restraining officials of the Evansville public schools and of the Indiana High School Athletic association from interfering with athletic contests scheduled by Bosse high school. Judge Meyer’s decision established the injunction as permanent. Phelps Darby, attorney for the I. H. S. A. A., said following the decision that he would file a motion for a new trial. Bosse was supended from the athletic association after its football team had beijii withdrawn from the field in a game with Jasper academy in which Coach Johny Wilson asserted the play was too rough. CORRECTION In a story published i nthe Daily Democrat December 15, it was erroneously stated that Charles Lang, local tailor, was injured when he was struck by a city truck. Mr. Lang was struck by a Ford sedan driven by John Kiess, Mr. Lang is improving and is able to continue his work. o COLLEGE BASKETBALL By United Press Northwestern IS. Notre Dame 14. lowa 22, Washington 18. Minnesota 28, Carleton 21. Washburn 25, Kansas 24 Creighton 35, Cce 18.

May 1# Is Date Set For Kentucky Derby Luuisville, Ky. Dee 19- ;U.RI Tin Kentucky Derby will be run on May . 18. ill 1929. pending the approval of the Kentucky state racing commis slpn. Matt. J. Winn, president of th. American Turf association and executive director at Chut chill Downs has asked the commission to approve a 19-day meeting here with the derby on May 18. The com'fnission is practically certain to give its approval. With $5(1,000 again added to the entrance tend starting fees, the winner's purse is certain to go almve $60,000. The race, as usual, will lie run over a mile and a quarter course. Among the early favorites are High Sitting, Blue Larkspur, Jack Higli. Twink, Rougish Eyes and Chestnut Oak. GAME WITH NORTH! SIDE POSTPONED At tiie request of Coach Maik Bills and Principal Northup, of North Side ' high school. Fort Wayne, the basketball game between North Side and Hie Decatur high school Yellow Jackets, scheduled to lie played here Friday night, was postponed today until sometime after the Holidays. Illness of several members of the North Side squad was given as the reason for the postponment. No date has been set for she game but Coach Herb Curtis, of Decatur, said today that an effort would be made to play the game sometime before tournament time. Postponment of the North Side game leaves Decatur without a game for this week-end. The next game scheduled is the Columbia City contest here on January 1. Angola is scheduled to play here on January 4. o Finals Reached In Billiard Tournament —, — Chicago, Dec. 19—<U.R)—Finals in | the International Billiard Tourna-; ments here will lie played this after-1 , noon and tonight, witli Johnny Layton ‘ Missourian, and Willie Hoppe of New i York, crossing cues for the three cushion championship and Ralph Green- j leaf, of New York, present champion 1 i defending his title against Frank Taberskl of Schenectady, N. Y. Layton and Hoppe have unbiemish-i ed records but Taberski was defeated yesterday by Pasquale Natalie. Baltimore. and can do no belter titan tie for the crown if he defeals Greenleaf If Natalie defeats Erwin Rudolph, of Chicago, he will go into a triple tie for the first place providing Taber- [ ski disposes of Greenleaf. —o Northwestern Noses Out Notre Dame Cagers, 18-14 South Bend, Ind Dec. 19 — CU.R) — Field goals by Walter and Bergherm in the last minute and a half of play enabled Northwestern University to defeat Notre Dame here 18 to 14. Ineffective basket shooting by the Irish was largely responsible for their loss while the Wildcats hit the loop | i in midseason form. Bergherm, Wildcat forward was the offensive star of the contest, scoring three field goals for a total of six points. 0 ——— — Six Men Entombed In Kentucky Coal Mine — Drakesboro, Ky., Dec. 19.—(U.R) — | ' Rescue crews fought valiantly today | to dig through tons of rock and reach ’ rix men entombed by an explosion In the Black TjTmond Coal company . mine near here during the night. The blast occurred on the 4,000 I foot level apparently when a shaft I ceiling collapsed and the friction I I Ignited a gas pocket. Eight men were in the shaft. Two of them, working at a distance, escaped uninjured. The others apparently were buried beneath the debris and mine officials expressed the belief I they were killed outright. The en- , tombed men will not be reached bei lore nightfall It was said. : 0 “ i Intervention Policy Os U. S. Ceases, Hoover Says j Buenos Aires, Dec. 19—(U.R)*— The i Intervention Policy of the United I States has ceased to exist and in the future the Aineiican government will J not intervene in the internal affairs of ether countries with respect to the sovereignty and right to manage their own destines, Piesident-Elect Hoover told President Hipolito Irigoyen cf Argentina during their recent conversations here, the official newspaper El Epoca said today. : Get the Habit —Trade at Home, It Pays

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0. H. S. LEAGUE CLOSES TONIGHT This evening will see the end of the 1928 Decatur high school basketball league, with three teutns in striking i distance of :i win or a tie. Viet cries for each cf the three will give Bailor the championship. However, if Butler looses, Wabash and Noimal will have an opportunity to pull dawn a tie. Concordia. Normal, Earlham, DePauw, and Hanover ate definitely out of the running. Twa games will be played this week on account of the Christmas vacation. Noimal won the first game Tuesday night fiom Wnbas.i by a six-p. int margin. Hill contributed ten of Normal’s 24 points. Wabash, trailing with 15 points, equally divided tile honors. In the second game, Butler maintained her least by defeating Franklin 30-20. Kcoh, Sehtaluka. Burk. Strickler. and Williams scored for Butler. Il cuboid was accredited with 14 points for the loosers. Earlham nearly doubled the score cn Concordia. Buffenbarger. Burk head. J. Hill and Engle led the offense for the winners. Parrish hit the basket five times for Concordia. DePauw trippled the score on Hanover with a 16-5 lead. Beery and Gay d tinted 11 points to DePauw’s score D. H. S. League Standing W L Pct. Butler 5 1 ’ . .833 Wabash 4 2 .666 Normal 4 2 .666 Earlham 3 3 .500 Concordia 3 3 .500 Normal 3 3 .500 DePauw 2 . 4 .333 Hanover 0 6 .000 Personals John S. Peterson made a business trip to Indianapolis today. David Adams of this office who has been a patient at the Adams County Memorial hospital since Saturday, with the flu was able to be out today r.nd expects to get back on the job in a day or so. O. F. Gilliom of Berne was attending to business here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell of Fort Wayne called on tiieij father, A. R. Bell who is ill at the hospital. Misses Margaret Frisinger, Betty Erwin and Helen Shroll have arrived home from Indianapolis where they are students in the Indianapolis Teachers College, to spend the Christmas holidays at their homes in this city. The college was closed a week early because of the many new cases of influenza which developed over the week-end. Th’ new tasteless cod liver oil will X k Cljristmas (Pift for the whole family! THE youngest child will like it —so will dad. First steps toward spelling, writing, putting thoughts in order —and final grown-up business plans—come dancing out as they never do in longhand. Remington Portable Smallest, lightest, strongest, best-selling portable typewriter in the world. The favorite of explorers, executives and professional stenographers for home use. Get one now and use it for life! Holthouse Drug Co.

knock many a kid mu of a nickel now uu' then. I don’t know what Pi chideni Coolidge aliiiM I' do after March 4th, b'4 he'd make n dandy little allent partner for Homebuddy. Abe Marlin, Indianapolis News Mm. Albert MutHcbler Is confined to her home on North Third street, suffering with an attack of influenza. Mis. .Mutschler Ims been confined to her lied for several days. Miss Madge Hite has been confined to her home with influenza. Mis. John Schug and son Richard arc both ill with influenza nt their home on South Third street. A trained nurse Is in charge at the Schug home. Robert Frisinger. student in Purdue University. Lafayette, came home last night to spend the Christmas Holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Fi Isinger. Mrs. C. D. Lewton, North Second street, is confined to her home suffering with a severe ecld. Mrs. R. D. Myeis is quite ill with influenza and is confined to her home on Winchester street Mrs. Dan Sprang is numbered among the many Decatur resident < who ate confined to their home witli influenza. Mrs. Bint Lenhart is confined to her home with influenza. Mrs. Guy W. Johnson of Coulter, Pennsylvania, is a guest of Mrs. Delton Passwater. Miss Geraldine Andrews has been confined to her bed for several days suffering with an attack of influenza. o Population Os Muncie And Suburbs Is 60,000 'Muncie, Ind., Dec 18—fU.R)— Muncie ami its suburbs have a population of 60.000 according to figures announced after a press survey. Aspirin Combination tVr (No Quinine) A special compound of aspirin, laxatives aud other valuable elements. No quinine, hence no roaring head. Wonderful for colds, grippe, headache, neuralgia, lumbago, and general pains. 25c. /Over-night Relief for COLDS CALLOW & KOHNE

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