Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 73, Decatur, Adams County, 26 March 1929 — Page 6

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D. H. S. SCHEDULES ARE ANNOUNCED Track, baseball and basketball schedules of Decatur high school were announced today by Herb L. Curtis, athletic director. The basket- , ball scheduled for next fall is not complete, only 16 garnet being contracted ( for at present. The first contest on the spring athletic program will be an invitation al track meet in this city on Saturday. April 6. The meet probably will include Decatur, Berne and Kirkland. About sixteen boys are out for track. The candidates for the team have been doing considerable running for the last several days to get into condition, but the weather has prevented any other work. The first baseball game will he played on April 9. when the Wren, Ohio, nine invades this city. Five Northeastern Indiana conference games have been scheduled, the opponents being Fort Wayne South Side, Fort Wayne Central. Bluffton. Hunt- I ington and Columbia City. Another i game may be scheduled with Bluffton. The three most likely looking condi dates for the pitching job are Roop i and Schamerloh. of last year’s squad, and Harmon, a freshman who is said to be showing considerable, promise, , Coach Curtis said today that Decatur probably will take part in a fourteam basketball tournament next] winter. Coach Murray Mendenhall, of Fort Wayne Central, is anxious to 1 arrange such a tourney. The other ’ two schools have not been chosen. If 1 a tourney is not arranged. Decatur 1 probably will play two games with Fort Wayne Central during the season, Coach Curtis said. Negotiations ■ are under way with other schools for basketball games. Newcomers on the basketball schedule are North Man- 1 Chester and ReYne. The track, baseball and basketball < schedules are as follows: ' Track Schedule April 6—lnvitational meet, here. 1 April 13—Invitational meet at Fort < Wayne South Side. April 20—Triangular meet at Bluffton (Bluffton, Decatur and Columbia ( City). | April 27—Goshen Relays May 4 —Conference meet at Garrett I May 11—Sectional meet at Fort Wayne May 18—State meet at Ipdianapoll.a Baseball Schedule April 9—Wen. Ohio, here April 16—Berne, there April 23—Fort Wayne South Side, Konjola Banished 25 Years Misery From Poor Health Says New Medicine Regulated Stomach Organs; Highly Praises Modern Remedy / jj ** ■ MR. J. N. ROTROLL "Since I have completed the treatment of Konjola, every trace of the ugly symptoms have disappeared," said Mr. J. N. Rotroll, Portage Hotel, South Bend, Indiana. "I suffered from stomach trouble for twenty-five years, My digestive and stomach organs were so weak and disoldered that food always soured and fermented. I had a constant desire for food but nothing ever satisfied me. Quite often dizzy spells came over me. My sleep was cons antly being disturbed by stomach pains. “Konjola proved to be such a remarkable remedy in so many cases of ill health that I realized I would be making a serious mistake not to give it a trial. Konjola has done more for me than all the other medicines I ever tried. Food regulated and invigorated my stomach organs. The dizzy spells are gone forever. I sleep sound and restful each night,. I am glad to Indorse this wonderful medicine, Kon- i jola, for the benefit of others.” Konjola is sold in Decatur, Ind., at Smith. Yager & Falk’s drug store and by al the best druggists in all towns throughout fhis entire section. I

there j April 30 Berne, here May 3 Fori Wayne Ceirtral, there May 7—Huntington, here May 10—Columbia City, there May 11—Bluffton, there. Basketball Schedule Nov. 22- New Haven, here Nov. 27—Auburn, there Dec. 7 —Bluffton, there Dee. 13—Berne, here Dec. 14 Frt Wayne South Side, there Dec. 20 —Fort Wayne North Side, there .Jan. I—Huntington,l—Huntington, here Jan. 3 —Angola, there Jan. 10 Columbia City, there Jan. 11 Mishawaka, here Jan. 17 —Auburn, here Jan. 24 Fort Wayne Central, here Jan. 31 —Kendallville, there Feb. 1- North Manchester, here Feb. 14—Bluffton, here Feb. 21 —Garrett, here. .— —_—__o Whippets Lose In Final Gaine Os Monroeville Meet The Kirkland Whippets were defeated by Monroeville, r. 2-27, in the final game of an invitational independent basketball tournament held at Monr, eville, Saturday night. The Whippets led up until the las few min utes of play. o Jakie Finkelstein Wins Welterweight Championshi Chicago, Mar. 26.—<U.R>—Still excited because of the wildest night of its fistic history. Chicago today acclaimed one of its “Ghetto Itoys" as the national boxing association’s recognized welterweight champion of the world. The title was won last night by Jackie Fields, who was horn Jackie Finkelstein and who comes from that part of Chicago where fists count for more than diplomacy. Jackie won his honors last night by outpointing youAg Jack Thompson, California negro, in ten rounds of fighting, which Jclimaxed the most (firbulent night Chicago's fistiana ever has known. Q Holthouse’s Forget Me Not chocolates and bonbons lot | Easter. Sold at the house, 333 N. Ith St.. Phone 286. Get the Habit—Traae at Home. It Pay"

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MARCH 26. 1929.

COMMODORES ARE WELCOMED HOME A tired and crippled bunch of Com modores, but every one a hero in the eyes of Decatur basketball fans, arrived in the city Monday afternoon from Chicago, where they won the plaudits of thousands of fans for their plucky fight that carried them to the semifinals of the annual national Catholic basketball tournament last week. It was a noisy welcome that greeted the Commodores and Coach George Laurent as they stepped from the Erie train about 3:30 o’clock. The coach and p'ayers, together with their big bronze trophy which they won for finishing fourth in the tourney, were loaded onto one of the city fire trucks and a parade to the business district of the city immediately got under way. With auto horns shrieking, the parade proceeded down Second street where scores of townspeople waved a hearty welcome to the players and their coach. Second street was decorated in the school’s colors of green and gold. Next week, receptions and dinners will be held for the Commodores, it was said today. An injury to Captain Petie Mylott’s shoulder near the end of the Commodores quarter-final game with Union City. New Jersey, which Decatur won, 26-16, was an unfortunate break which probably cost the Commodores the national Catholic championship. Although Mylott played the entire game against De Lasalle in the semifinals, he suffered great pain and was playing under a great disadvantage. Even with him crippled, the Chicago team, which won the championship in its next game, was trailing Decatur 15-14 with less than a minute to go when Krauss, guard, tipped the ball with one hand and it dropped through the net for the winning point. De Lasalle did not have much difficulty in the final game with Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Then, the Commodores met with another bad break in the consolation game with Spaulding Institute of Peoria, 111., to decide the third and fourth place winners, when Pat Coffee, who was playing a whirlwind

game, sustained a fracture of his right colter bone In a collision with a Spaulding player. His absence and the injury to Mylott, who played only a few minutes In the game, proved to be too great a handicap and the Commodores lost to Spaulding. The Commodores were favorites with the big crowd at the tournament. V’hen the silver watch charms, significant of fourth place in the tourney, were presented to each of the Decatur players at the close of the meet, the crowd cheered equally us loud ns when the De Lasalle players received their prize. Captain Petie .Mylott is said to have received the greatest ovation of uny player In the tournament. The Decatur Catholic high school now has three bronze basketball trophies, won by the Commodores who have finished fourth in the national tournament on three occasions. Plans have been started by the Commodores already for bringing home first honors in next year's national meet. With Captain Mylott, Gass. Wemhoff, Coffee. Gage and Harris of this year’s squad, returning next year, together with promisirg freshmen and second stringers, prospects for next season are far from dim at the local school. Commodores Express Appreciation We wish in this manner to thank the hundreds of basketball fans in Decatur and this community who support ed us during the season and made it possible for us to attend the National ( tourney at Chicago last week and for the splendid reception on our return. Commodore basketball Team Rev. Joseph A. Hession. Coach George Laurent, —o Two Fugitives From Justice Are Arrested Worthington, Ind., Mar. 26. — U.P) After being fugitives from justice more than a year, charged with robbery, William Hullett and Herbert Solliday, were in jail here today. The men were charged with beating and robbing James Ward, 76. jeweler. According to police, the men visited the elderly man at his home under the pretense of having a watch repaired. Instead they clubbed him about the head and shoulders and escaped with $250. Ward was found three days later, wandering about in a dazed condition. CORE THROAT Your money back if not relieved 35c « -Y one swallow of 60a THOXINE Holthouse and all other good durg stores. ,

DRY RAIDERS KILL WOMAN Raiders Break Into House At Aurora, 111.. M l ,en Denied Admittance Aurora. 111.. Mar. 26. YU.R) State dry agents, early today stormed the home of Joseph De King after bombarding it with gas bombs, killed Mrs. De King and clubbed her husband. Terror stricken when his mother was fitot to death. Gerald. 9-year-old son of the De Kings, seized a revolver and shot one of the raiders in the leg. . .u. Armed with a search warrant, the raiders first went to the De King home last night. Deputy Sheriff Roy

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