Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 270, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1929 — Page 6

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TRESTER ANO DEAN ADDRESS ATHLETIC MEET N. E. 1. Officials Entertain For Coaches And Principals At Fort Wayne Urging strict adhetance to the I. IJ. S. A. A. rules and censuring coaches and principles who rushed out on the field of play during atheltic contests. Arthur 1.. Trester, commissioner of Indiana High School Athletic Association spoke to more than 200 athletic officials, principals and coaches at the annual banquet of the Northeastern Indiana Officials association held at the Anthony hotel Tuesday night. Mr. Trester praised the Northeast ern association ami stat'd that high school athletics were a success in this part of the state because of the great interact shown from all angles. Walter Geller, president of the offi cials' association acted as toastmaster at the banquet and introduced sev eral prominent school and athletic offi cials of Northern Indiana, including O. R. Hangs, of Bluffton, president of the Northeastern Indiana Athletic association. Following Mr. Trester’s address, Everett Dean, coach of Indiana University's basketball team delivered ti lectin e. The first part of Dean's ad e dress was for officials and he quoted - several Big Ten officials in outlining I the attitude and duties of a good has- ( ketball referee 1 The second part of Dean's lecture was a series of stereoptican slider, i showing various plays and positions of players. , Last night's banquet was the largest i ever held by the N. E. I. Officials. Following the banquet and program, a < general discussion of basketball rules was held. Those from Decatur who attended the meeting included. George Laurent, a Lawrence Beal. H. L. Curtis. Max Kidd. I Steve Everhart. Walter J Krick ami s Dick Heller. 1 — o 1 IJI ” r hfISKSBfcWE ; jHWjLrSBSY——» I “King Basketball’’ made a great i entry into Nou heastern Indiana last i night when coaches, principals, officials and others interested in the game, gathered at the annual Offic- < ials’ love feast. —oOo — That there is plenty of interest • in this part of the state in oas- ’ ketball was evidenced by the large attendance at the annual banquet last night. —oOo — Officials and coaches from all over Indiana attended the meeting. —oOo— ‘ Arthur L. Trester, commissioner of: Indiana high school athletics, compli- ■ mented the officials, coaches and principals of Northeastern Indiana on the fine attitude toward athletics. Gunnar Elliott, who three weeks ago became Mrs. Elliott's husband, made his first public appearance since he “crossed the river.” —oOo — That Decatur is one of the basket-| ball centers of northeastern India m| was evidenced by the fact that George Laurent and Herb Curtis, coaches of the two local high schools, were swamped with requests for games—and several of the state's leading officials were anxious to work games in Decatur this season. —oOo — Among the prominent Indiana officials present were George Yarnell. | Jesse Reno, Ford Griffith. Cleary. Walter Geller and practically • every member of the N. E. 1. officials] association. — oOo — Everett Dean, net mentor at Indiana University, gave an interesting address and lecture on basketball and what the officials mean to the game. —oOo — Zeke Young, who has led the Auburn high school athletic teams through a lot of seasons goit loose from his home town and attended the session last night. Among other things, Zeke claims the joint Northeastern Indiana football championship for his Auburn team. His team was undefeated during ithe season and tied once—the only other undefeated grid team in the league is Central of Fort Wayfie—Central plays Concordia Saturday and if the Tigers come through with a victory they too probably will be given a half seat on the championship chair with Auburn.

But now that the meeting Is over—Decatur and Adams county net fans are probably more interested in their own teams. —nOo— The Yellow Jackets gel into action for the first time this seaaon Friday night lure against Monroeville. oOo — The Commodores cut their anchors next Wednesday night with a game at the Catholic high school gymnasium —St. Marys of Huntington furnishes the opposition. —oOo Monroe and Monmouth open their net seasons at Decatur high schoolgymnasium Saturday night. Both teams are working hard for a win Saturday and a rivalry of long stand-1 ing exists. —oOo — The General Electric i ndependent team of Decatur journeys to Berne Saturday night to clash with the strong Berne A. C. netters. —oOo— Then next Tuesday night the Elec-: ricians tangle here with the fast. Bowser netters of Fort Wayne——oOo— ’ As the football season nears its end — every day more talk is heard of basketball — Capacity crowds are expected at the opening of the Yellow Jacket season Friday and the opening of the Commodore season next Wednesday. —oOo — Send in some contributions — or ( else—we’ll have to go back to-WE STILL FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT AN ATHLETIC OFFICIAL SHOULD] CARRY OR HAVE ACCESS TO A- ( RULE BOOK WHEN ANY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC EVENT. , o ( * Along the Sidelines 1 i —<U.R>— ♦ — ’ Ry- United Press Lafayette. Ind., Nov. 13. —There was,' a lot of mud-slinging in the Purdue | practice bowl as Frosh and regulars | scrimmaged over a slushy field ] Tuesday afternoon in preparation forthe Hawkeye encounter Saturday. Freshman gridders failed to make | much impression on the Purdue line i with their imitation of lowa plays, j but it wasn't a day on which offen-' slve tactics could be expected to I show at their l>est. and Coach Phelan hoped for good weather today or to- j morrow, in which to rpeeat the per-I formance. The Boilermakers are presenting a ; lineup untouched by misfortune, and feel that the worst which could happen to them would be a heavy field and cold weather Saturday, to hamper the speed which has figured so i prominently in their six consecutive victories. » Bloomington, Nov. 13. — Defense 1 continues to be the point most stress- ' ad in the Hoosier lineup, in prepar- i ntion for the Northwestern encounter , Saturday, with Coach Page admitting his belief that the Wildcat line is stronger than the one Indiana faced it Minneapolis. x Q NO HUNTING No hunting or trespassing on the Studebaker farms east of Decatur and east of the Erie railroad bridge. Trespassers will be prosecuted. 26X-bt A. D. Suttles.

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WEST HAS EDGE IN GRID GAMES New York. Nov. 13.— XU.FD— Stipremiacy of the west over the east in foot- , ball Is again In evidence this season ( 'if the outcome of intersectionul . games can be taken as a basis of I comparison Seven out of 10 intersectional ( games la-tween the cast and went , have resulted.in victories lor the t westerners. Two of the east's three victories were scored by the University of Pit j burgh’s unbeaten e.'Fven. prob- . ab’y the strongest combination in the [, eastern region. Pitt beat Ohio State. IS to 2, and -Nebraska. 12 to 7. The J other eastern victory was scored by J Colgate over Indiana, 21 to fl. Scores of seven other prominent western victories follow: Cat'fornia 12, Pennsylvania 7. Illinois 17, Army 7 Michigan 14. Harvard 12 Nebraska 13. Syracuse 6 Notre Dame 14. Navy 7 Chicago 15. Princeton 7 Wisconsin 13. Colgate 6 Against southern teams, tne east, with the exception of Yale, has fare.l • better. Georgia beat Yale. 15 to 0, and Maryland, held the Elis to a 13-13 deadlock last week. New York University conquered Georgia last week. 27-19, Pennsylvania beat V.P.1.. 14-8. and Harvard beat Florida 14-0, in the three outstand ng eastern victories over south-j ■ ern teams. The‘east has a chance to redeem 1 itself somewhat in several intersectional games remaining on the season’s schedule. New York University plays Missouri Saturday at Yankee stadium. On Saturday. November 30 Army meets Notre Dame at New York. Carnegie Tech will go west Saturday. Dec. 14. to play Southern California and on Saturday, December 28 Army travels to Palo Alto to play Stanford. n FOR SALE —New Columbia phonograph with records, cheap. Callow & Kohne. 270t2 —" — —

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Star S. C. Player Is In Hospital b Los Angeles, Nov. 13 -ll'P) —While b Southern t'alii •rniufootball 'team * was en route to Chicago today for Its game with Notre Dame Saturdiy, it «r i- ry Edlesi.n, star Trojin hilfbiiek, was - confined to a Los Aug les hospital, i Arrangements had been made, howI level, to send him to Chicago Fild i f by airplane and train If Iri condition ' permits Edel-on was suffering from ] intestinal infleumt.i. Should he in ike t : the Dip he will be accompanied by Dr. , Harold Van Metre of ihe Trojan tm-di | cal staff and will proceed by plain* to J Kansas Chy, completing the Journey j. by rail. Rockne Back With Notre Dame Team > ■ South Bend. Ind. Nov. 13—(UP) — : Coach Knnte Rockne h is returned to wo. k and has the Notre Dame team going through intensive practice filth* Southern California game in Chicago next Saturday. Returning to active work after weeks of 1 lyoff because of an injured I leg. Rockne made no secret of the fact i that lie was not pleased with pictures of Notre Dame play against Drake la-st Saturday. The ci ach se med to think hat hs team had not blocked well: enough and that the tacckling should have.been better. REPUBLICANS START EFFORTS TO SOOTHE WEST irnxTiM i-:i> from pmik onki will ba fo:got en. One thing, they agree, may result from the situation even it the tariff is enacted —a resentment among the western and southern states against the designations placed upon them by some of the eastern leaders. They believe this resentment may go so far as o increase the independent Republican representation in the next senate and the house, but they scoff at the possibility of a third party break by the western states or a coalition presidential candidate against the republicans. This situation also may b * appraised later if Moses should quietlv resign. Mo t of the eastern senators agree

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