Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 212, Decatur, Adams County, 6 September 1929 — Page 7

a /■ jfnbNknjf B n I Jll Ldiana Hfch School I (Jridders Start Saturday .dlanapoli”. Sept. fi-(U.W-Indi- . 19’930 hixii school footall sea--111 be oix ued Saturday, Sept. 7. r Elwood and Kokomo meet ou Otter’s gridiron. %■ th most of the pre-season train ; ..tosed, within a week more teams will have started acpractice in view of opening L’ a week later. Como and Elwood met last year „ earlv season contest, the game ®’J cloB ’ e ly played. Huntington alK uili get away to an early start * se ,son by meeting an 11 compos- , f n s alumni on Sept. 7. Cl, writer, who was in attendance . ramp Crosley where several teams „ i through pre-season workout*. Lyes that this season will be the in Indiana high school foothill Horace Mann. Gary, who was among thtwe at Camp Crosley, probably will L s the heaviest team in the state, “strong Hue and pony backfield io thr way the northerners lined up at Lc»mj>. Horace Mann will meet Ro , w veli. East Chicago, in its openjng contest. Clinton, last year’s state champions fhn »ere hard hit by graduation, appear much weaker on paper for the coming season. However. Coach Kel|T who has worked wonders at the Clinton school, probably will have a light, fighting team on the field when th,, miners open their schedule. Crawfordsville gridders although a bit light, are expected to grow better M the season rolls along under the tutelage of Coach Nolan Graver. Crawfordsville will open the season Sept. 20 with Monticello defending the opposite goal. Huntington will dedicate its new athletic field Sept. 14 with North Side fbrt Wayne, as opponents. The field, donated by John Kriegbaum, will seat 4.000 persons. Plans are under way whereby it will be made into a stadium next year. Southern Indiana teams will pry off the football lid a bit later. Shelbyville will meet Greenfield Sept. 14 in one of the early contests. Washington, Indianapolis, said to have unusual strength this year, will help Bloomington open the season at the university city Sept. 14. Eyes of the sport world in Indiana will be focasyj! on this contest because of the name ffloonf ington lineup. He is a son of Pat Page, coach of Indiana University’s big ten eleven. Muncie will meet Clinton at the latter city in a night game Sept. 20. of playing the gridiron sport in Indiana at night will depend largely upon the Muncie-Clinton contest. A week later Clinton will play its second game at night by meeting Shortridge of Indianapolis. The In dianapolis squad will be heavy with plenty of experience this season.

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luthern minister GETS REWARD FOR GREAT SERVICE (OONTINUBP rmiM TAUB UNK> ever greatful. Six yearn ago the woman died in a western country and her husband wired the Rev. Mr. Tiuelzsch asking if he would officiate at the funeral. She died a member of the Lutheran church. Shortly after her death, Rev. TrueUsch was notified tiiat he was one of the beneficiaries in her will and two weeks ago he received S6OO in cash from her estate. This morning when interviewed he stated, “It’s a gift of God. 1 had no reason jo expect it and did no more than I should in giving spiritual solace to a hurgry soul’ With this gift, Rev. and Mrs. TrueiMch are planing to take their vacation. They left this afternoon for Petosky, Michigan, where next Sunday Rec. Truelivch will officiate at the fiftieth anniversary services of the Zion laitheran church there. Incideutly he will also celebrate his fortieth anniversary in the Lutheran ministry. They also plan to visit Cleveland and Detroit before returning home Tire congregation granted him a month's vacation, but Rev. Tiuelzsch stated before leaving that two weeks would lie sufficient, remarking, ”1 love niy work, my people and the community and will be glad to get back.’’ o

¥¥¥«¥¥*«¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ * CONGRESS TODAY * **¥¥*¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥ Senate: Adjourned until Monday. / House: In recess until Sept. 23. Q — Good in All Weather* There Is something good In all weather. If It doesn’t happen to be good for my work today it’s good for some other man’s day and will come around for me tomorrow. —Charles Dickens.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929.

SPEAKING OF SP@RT BY FRANK GETTY

First Down, Ten to Go Even with a couple of big heavyweight fights—( ampolo-Hcotr at Ebbets Field, September 11, and Shar-key-Loughran at Yankee Stadium, September 26—this month, and the world series Just a month away, the red letter day in sports for a majority of fans will be the opening of the football season late in September. Gridiron enthusiasts are counting tlie days until most of the big elevens swing into action. Saturday, September 28. Practically all of the teams from coast to coast are either in training or will begin this week and next. For any football fan who has the time..inclination and wherewithal, tin following schedule is recommended for an ideal program this fall: Sept. 28—Stanford vs. Olympic A. C., at Palo Alto. Oct. 5 — Nebraska vs. Southern Methodist at Lincoln. Oct. 12 —Navy vs. Notre Dame ut Baltimore. Oct. 19—California vs. Pennsylvania at Philadlephia. Oct. 26— Army vs. Yale at New Haven. Nov. 2 —Southern California vs. California at Los Angeles. . Nov. 9—lllinois vs. Army at Urbana. Nov. 16—Princeton vs. Yale at New Haven. Nov. 23 — Northwestern vs. Notre Dame at Evanston. Nov. 30 —Army vs. Notre Dame at New York. Dee. 7—Georgia vs. Georgia Tech'at Athens. Dec. 14—So. California vs. Carnegie Tech at Los Angeles. Dee. 28—Stanford vs. Army at Palo Alto. According to John Heisman, veteran

coach and one of the pioneers of the shift play when ho was head coach at Georgia Tech, the ingredients for football success are as follows: Athletic Instinct 25% Speed 20% Aggressiveness 20% Brains 20% Weight 15% Totalloo% He believes the ability to think and act quickly under all conditions (athletic instinct) is the most important asset any football player can have anil that weight is the least important. The University of Florida which rolled up 336 points to lead the nation in scoring and lost only one game, will have another great team . * . Red Bethea, 185-pouud halfback, is the star of the eleven. . . . Beryl Follet and Jerry Nemecek, two New York University stars, spent the summer as attendants at ah insane asylum at Kings Park, L. 1. . . . Bill Banker, blonde Tulane blizzard will be back this season. ... He is one of the best triple threat artists in the south. . . . Captain Lloyd Brazil, Detroit’s AllAmerica backt and thirteen other letter men. begin training (today. . . . Detroit has not been beaten since Notre Dame turned the trick in 1927. . . . Purdue, with Pest Welch, Glen Harmeson and Ed Caraway back, promises to have its best backfield in Big Ten history. . . . Stanford has 13 letter men back, but Post and Robesky. All-America guards are both missing. . . . The University of Maryland will uot have a man weighing 200 on the 1929 eleven. . . . Earl C. Abell, who coached Colgate last year, has succeeded Greasy Neale as head coach at the University of Virginia.

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Granulated Sugar 10 pounds... vv Rice Krispies 25c 2 packages Red Kidney Beans 19c 2 cans Fine Home Grown Mushmelons, all sizes.. 10c, 13c, 15c Geld Dust Scouring Powder, per can

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I ■ Saturday I I SpCCials I C Fancy Spring Chickens—Nice Freshly Dressed Hens | Choice Cuts of Prime Beef, Veal and Pork 0 Fresh Cottage Cheese — Bulk Olives I Sugar Cured Mild N. York Shoulders lb 18c I Choice Plate Boiling Beef Ib. 18c, 3 lbs. 50c ■8 Bulk All-Pork Sausage lb. 20c |k Fresh and Smoked Sausage (incasing lb. 23c > g I Fresh Boneless Fish while they last 2 lbs 45c S Fresh Beef and Pork Tenderloins || Choice Swiss and Flank Steaks (S Nice Cottage Rolls—a real mild cure I 0L EOMARGARINE — Good Luck, 3 lbs. 85cNucoa 3 lbs. 70c s Colored Standard th. 40cOak Grove 3 lbs. 85c I MALTS—t Big Boy 2 cans 75c I Blue Ribbon 2 cans $1.25 §■ Puritan 2 cans $1.05 r Miller Hi Life 2 cans $1.25 0 Siepro, a 5 Gallon Can of Malt $1.75 I Fancy Sugar Cured Smoked Pork Loins, Chuck lb. 22c J SLICED pound 28c | COFFEEAmerican Coffee 3 pounds SI.OO Man O’ War Coffee 2 pounds 75c U Bursley High Grade 2 pounds 95c Arrow Head 2 pounds 95c H Chef, a real one 2 pounds 95c M. J. B. Coffee 2 pounds $1.05 I Dolly Madison Black Raspberries 2cans 55c ■ Peanut Butter, 2 full pint cans, Superba 2 cans 41c | Milanis Sandwich Spread pint can 25c ■ Milanis Salad Dressing pint can 25c Miller’s Fresh Raisin and White Bread loaf 10c I r We deliver continuously all day long. Just call 106 or 107 and we will take care of your orders. J Mutschler’s Meat Market

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