Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 272, Decatur, Adams County, 15 November 1929 — Page 8

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YELLOW JACKETS TO OPEN SEASON Tonight st 8 o’clock, Decatur high school Yellow Jackets will kick the lid off <>f the 1929-30 basketball season in th's city when they meet Monroeville high school at Decatur high school gymnasium. The game promises to he one of interest. ■Coach Heth Curtis has been drilling a large squad for the last 10 days and it is probabl * that 10 or 15 Jacketmen will get to see action before the game is finished. Coach Curtis was still undecided this afternoon on starting linenn, but indications were that (lerber, Debolt

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and Sihnepp would start the scramble. Severn) newcomers to the net squad hive been playing well In practice and it Is possible that some of them will 1 eplace veterans of last year's squad. Tickets may he obtained at the door tonight at 6:45 o'clock and Princip.il Walter J. Krick announced today that a few season tickets still remained tin sold and could be obtained at tonight's game.. The preliminary game will start at 7 o'clock between the second teams of the two schools. Little is known of Monroeville netters except that they are composed laregly of veterans of last yeat's team. A large opening night crowd is expected to at,end the game. Tudor and Chambers of Fort Wayne will officiate. o Dance at Sunset Sunday.

Si Ci GRID SQUAD IS IN CHICAGO Chicago, Nov. 15 (U.R> The University of Southern California football squad, 50 strong, arrived here today ami had Its final workout prior to meeting Notre Dame at Soldiers' Field tomorrow. The Notre Dame earn will arrive, from South Bend. Ind., tomorrow. The clash between the undefated Irish of Notre Dame and the once de-, seated but powerful Trojans of the west coast will attract 115,000 per-, sons, J. Walter Haley, business manager of he Notre Dame athletic do partment, estimates. Notre Dame ruled about a 6 to 5 favorite today to whip the Trojans and continue on its march to a nation al championship. There was, how

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ever, little betting. Coach Kliute Kockn« of Notre Dame and Couch lieward Jones of Southern California probably will use many reserves, especially If the weather turns bad as is predicted. Each coach has an abundance of substitute material. Ilockne, recovering from an illness of several weeks, directed practice I from a wheel chair yesterday. The Trojans went through a stiff i hour of practice during a train stop at McPherson. Kan. They practice I in four inches of snow and Coach i Jones said if Soldiers' Field Is in a I similar condition Saturday ho will start Saunders at quarterback instead I of Duffield o— ON THE GRIDIRON TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK j I ; Failure to use Mathay's dropkicking toe was believed to have brought Indiana a 3 to 2 defeat at the bands

I of Northwestern In the feature game of the week ten years ago. The Hoosiers employed a different style of defense worked up especially for the game amt failed to outwit the Illinois team. Indiana lead with a ,2 to 0 score until the final minutes of the battle when Northwestern dropkicked for a I one-point lead. The Hoosier points came when MeCaw. a ackle. blocked a Northwestern j punt ami covered the ball behind the goal line. Scores of other feature games were: Notre Dame, 13: Michigan State, o. Wabash. 68; Franklin, 0. Earlham. 6: Butler. 0. Purdue, 24; DePauw, 0. Illinois, 29; Michigan, 7. Chicago. 9; lowa, 6. Pr ticeton, 13; Yale. 6. Navy. 121; Colby. 0. Army. 62: Villanova, 0. Nebraska. 19; Kansas. 7. o Fair Weather For Football Is Predicted Indianapolis, Nov. 15 (UP) Lady luck again f ivers Hoosier football fans is the crucial contest of the Big Ten season awaits a record crowd at Boss Vie Bowel. Lafayette, tomorrow Many interesting high school games are likewise carded. Fair tonight and Satin day; somewhat coldei extreme south potion t.inigh', rising temperature probable norJi nd central portions" That was the sweet music from the U. S. Weather Forecaster, as gridiron fans clamored for information on (lie outlook. o —s Saturday’s Radio Football Schedule Compiled by UP Notre Dame vs. Southern California —NBC network. 1 45 cst. —W.IZ, WBZ, WRZA. WHAM. KDKA. WLS. KWK, WTMJ. KOA. KFI, KGO, KHO. KPO. Note Dame vs. SoudMULCalifornia —Columbia networkflr wk—WABC, WHP. WMAL, WOWO. WLBW. WDOD. WWMC. WLAC, WMAQ, WKBW, KDYL, KOIL. KFRC, WDBJ, WREC, KM OX. Yale vs. Princeton NBC network. 12:45 cst.—WEAF, WEEI. WTiC. WJAR. WTAG. WCSH, WLIT, WRC, V.GY, WCAE, WTAM. KSD. Nebraska vs. Oklahoma — KFAB Lincoln. 1:45 cst. Minnesota vs. Michigan — WCCO M nneapolsi and KSTP, St. Patil, 2 cst. Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt — WBM Nashville, 2 cst. o F : o o Love Birds, Finches. $5 pai» Cmaries $4 and up White Love Birds $7.50 pair Cages and Supplies. BIRD SUPPLY HOUSE 438 Mercer Ave. () o

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