Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1929 — Page 8

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COMMODORES OPEN SEASON WITH VICTORY — St. Marys, Os Huntington, Drops Game By Score of 32-21 At Local Gym Decatur Catholic high school Commodores carved a win in their 1929-30 basketball belt at Catholic high school gymnasium last night by defeating St. Marys Catholic high school of Huntington. 32-21. The game was never close and the Commodore victory was far greater than the score indicates. The Huntington quintet fought hurll throughout the entire game, but the visitors lacked an offensive punch until in the closing minutes of the second half, when a tally netted several field goals. Bill Gans. Commodore forward start ed in last night, just where he left off last season and scored a tqtal of 19 points for the Laurentmen. He snagged field goals from all parts of the hardwood and tossed three free throws through the net. Gage, the othet Commodore forward accounted for 7 points and played by far the best floor game. Coach Laurent started Gage and Gass at forward positions; Mylott and Harris at guards and Wemhoff at center. The starting line-p up had no trouble in running up a 12-1 ■ 6 score on the visitors. » a Vian, Kleinhenz and Holthouse w A, .“ a sent into the game at various points. I All three of the utility guards played i a good brand of ball, and indications, a are that George Harris will have plen-, r ty of good relief if he is forced to; 8 leave a game. At forward position besides the two regulars Carl Lose showed some good e ability, especially wfth his steadying b floor work. c The gam4 started with the Commo dores sinking a bunch of field goals early in the first half. Bill Gass got loose for the first one, breaking the *' ice for the season. a Huntington's two forwards. Stan £ttd - v Paul Manoski and Holland floor guard did most of their team’s scoring. In the second period Coach Laurent sub- s s ituted freely and the local defen e u was broken up some. c Huntington started a late rally after d the Commodores had held a 20-point lead and pruned the margin down to 11 points. The game, however, was never in danger. The five men who ■ h

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started the game for St. Marys the entire 40 minutes. A good-slxed orowd kit tended the game. In the preliminary between two St. Joseph eighth grade teams the regulars doubled the score on the scrubs. I Both eighth grade teams, however, showed abill'y at passing the ball. Lineup and summary:: I Commodores (32) FG F" TP | Gage, f 3 7 Lose f 0 0 0 I Gass, f 8 19 Wemhoff c 2 0 1 I toll house g 0 0 0 Mylott g 1 0 2 Vian g 0 0 o| It itrie g 0 0 01 Kleinhenz g 0 0) Totals 14 4 112 St. Marys (21) S. Manoski f 2 0 4 P. Manoski f 11.. Keltenmirk g Oil Holland g 3 2 0 Totals 77 21 Referee. Hyland. (Notre Darnel Vuipire, Heal. (Franklin) Q i 1 ° H i — * The Commodores cut loose in the a first 10 minutes of their opening net* game with St. Marys of Huntington, ‘ at the Catholic high gym last night, ’* and showed some real ability. After the score was 12 1. the Green:* 1 and Gold relaxed some and Coach Lau- ’ rent took advantage of the one-sided I score and used several combinations. The rest of the week will be devot-' 11 ed largely to passing and handling the ball. Coach Laurent stated today—The e Commodore defense was impassable n the first half. a It was a good opening game and the e crowd left believing that there were a a lot more victories in the cards this year for the Commodores. ri |fi And next Friday night Decatur high b school Yellow Jackets will meet the g undefeated New Haven Bu'l Dags at, fl Decatur high school gyqi—New Haven c: defeated Berne, district net champs. % last Friday night. a si Coach Herb Curtis stated today that ti he was drilling his netters on a strong j s:

offensive gume for Friday night. There Is a piohahility that the Yellow Jacket lineup will be altered some from List Friday's starting lineup. Several of the utility players have been showing unusual ability In offense this week—and Basketbawls believes that the Yellow Jackets will be able to ring up a second straight win I Friday night. The New Haven aggregation lost two regulars from last year’s team. Just before the Commodore-St. i ! Marys game started last night, “Pat”! : Hyland. Irish plumber, alleged basket-1 ball official, and we fee-l like calling him lots of other things and Lawrence Beal parts-boy at a local factory, who were officials of the game entered into a conspiracy with Rev. Joseph Hession athletic director of Decatur Catholic high school. Pat came out on the hardwood with ’ a life-sized RULE BOOK which had' been presented to him by Rev. Hession—The Irish plumber in turn gave the book to Mr. Beal who presented it to BASKETBAWLS—-AND WE STILL BELIEVE THAT HIGH SCHOOL OF. FIICIALS SHOULD CARRY OF HAVE Fat Girls! Here’s A Tip For You All over the world Knischen Salts is appea’ing to girls and women who strive for an attractive, free from fat figure that cannot fail to win admiration. Here's the recipe that banishes fat and brings into blossom all the natural attractiveness that every woman J possesses. Every morning take one h ilf teaspoon | of Knischen Salts in a glass of hot' water before breakfast. Be sure and do thus every morning for“ It's the little daily dose that takes off the fat." Don’t miss a morning. The Knischen habit means that every particle of poisonous waste matter and harmful acids and gases ire expelled from the system. At the same time the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowels are toned up »nd the pure, fresh blood containing Nature's six life-giving salts are carried to every organ, gland, nerve and fibre of the body and this is followed by “that Knischen feeling’’ of enerretic health and activity that is reflected in bright eyes, clear skin, •heerful vivacity and charming figure. i k Get an 85c bottle of Knischen Salts it Z mmerman Drug Shop or any drug store (lasts 4 weeks) with the disinct understanding that you must be satisfied with results or money back.

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ACCESS TO RULE BOOKS WHEN OFFICIATING ANY ATHLETIC | EVENT. It was all In fun. and BASKETBAWLS, being married and i Demo crat. in used to having his ears whipped down but nevertheless we nolived that both officials carried pocket ed! I tlons of rule laioks last night. v.,. r .I And by the way. the game last night w is about us good a job of effici.itine us we've seen since the days of Coleman of Liberty Center. Worthmnn of i Decatur, and Jake Ritter of Fort I Wayne. The local G. E. club netters are preparing for their tilt Thanksgiving night with the Fort Wayne Hoosiers. Admission of 50 cents will be charged. While it is generally conceded that the Hoos- 1 iers are in a different class than the | ■ local Independent netters, a good game ■ is promised. Kiikland high school plays Rock Creek Friday night- Monroe plays Geneva at Berne. Saturday night—Decatur plays New Haven her? Friday J night .M e.mouth plays Areola .it Arcola, Friday night - and there von have it for tills week. Yellow Jackets, beat New Haven — j —' neglect a COLD Distressing cold in chest or throat—that so often leads to something serious—generally responds to good old Musterole with the first application. Should be more effective if used once every hour for five hours. Working like the trained hands of a masseur, this famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other helpful ingredients brings relief naturally. It penetrates and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Recommended by doctors and nurses. Keep M usterole handy—jars and t übes. Ta Mothers—Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. MDon’t Forget The greatest Hose Sale Decatur has known starts Saturday Nov. 23 and continues until December Ist. PAIR SILK AND WOOL HOSE $1 Toha T-Myeia & Son I / CIOTMING AND SNOCS J fOA. DAD ANO LADDECATUA* INDIANA* zi_ . <« trnr-

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