Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 16, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1930 — Page 6

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YELLOW JACKETS DEFEAT AUBURN INNETTUSSEL Curtismen Are Victors in Local Tilt With Auburn, 32-23 Decatur high school Yellow Jackets marched through ind around a tough Auburn basketball aggregation at Decatur high school gymnasium l»st night for a 32-23 win. There was nothing spectacular about the game, both teams placed some good and some bad basketball, and with the exception of a few minutes in the first half, the Curtismen held the upper hand throughout. tn the preliminary game the Decatur high school Second team disposed of the Auburn Seconi aggregation 37-22. It was the Auburn yearling's first defeat of the season In the big game the Curt smen started out strong and ran tlx* score to 6(1. Auburn rallied to: knot the count. The officials called numerous fouls and slowed the game considerably. Dick Engle was taken from the game early and Hebble was sent in. in the first five minutes Engle gathered I tlyee personals and Coach Curtis desired to save him. After an even battle for several minutes, the Jackets again pulled away and at half time the count stood 1.5-13. The visitors scrtre<l tanst of their points in the first half on free throws. In the second period the Curt smen got a comfortable lead after the score was tied at 15-15. Coach Zeke Young substituted freely in the second stanza, and the officials continued to call many fouls on both teams. Finally Decatur spurted to make the score 32-18 anil then the Jac kets were satisfied to play a do-I fensive game. The Auburn for wards connected with a few long shots and the final count stood 32-23. There was nothing sensational about the game. The crowd became unruly on several occasions and it was necessary for the officials to stop the game twice to’ warn the crowd about "booing." , Lineup and summary: Decatur (32) FG FT TP 1 Engle, f. 1 2 -1 Hebble, f. 3 0 6 1 Reynolds, f. .2 5 31 Gerber, e.................. fl 11 I Debolt, g. 2 2 6' Schnrpp, g 1 4 Totals .9 11 .32 Auburn f 321 FC, FT TPI Dav dson, f. .. 2 1 5 ■ (Juance, f. ... .0 2 2 Hoffman, f 3 0 R Hathaway. c. 11 3 Stebing, g. fl 11 Freeman, g. 10 21 Rastenlutrg, g. 12 1 — — __ I Totals 8 7 23 1 Referee. Davis; Umpire, Weibourn. Personal fouls on Decatur. 9: on Auburn, 16. o Geneva Trims Eagles In Baskethall Game Geneva high school Cardinals defeated Monmouth high school Eagles tor the scowl time this seasqp at Berne Friday night 40-20. The game wt.s interesting until the closing minutes when the Cardinal* polled away to a big lead. — n —- ——o Have you seen the New Dodge “8” in line? 15-2 t 'j — o G*t th* ■» rtd* at hnm»

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1 As was expected the Decatur sectional was divided between Fort Wayne and the West I[ Suburb. , • — o()o-- •| Decatur and Monmouth go to 1 ; Fort Wayne for the snetionul and •'Pleasant Mills, Jefferson. Hartford, , Geneva. Kirkland and Berne go to ’ i Bluffton. 000— It’s a tough break financially to lose the sectional—however, it may prove to the citizens of Drcatur and the Decatur school board that the city certainly does need a gymnasium. oOo—"The beams are too low.' yo.t hear after every game here. Basketball is one of the greatest methods in the world of de velop ng mind and body — it's as essential as arithmetic or spelling or any other subject. —oOo — Decatur needs a suitable gymnasium, badly. And the fact that Decatur lost a sectional tourney this year should bring It right home to everyone.' —oOo — Os course all the breaks weren't co bad now we won't have to play Feme in the section il—and whil" the Curtismen may have to dispose of .Monmouth —at least Pleasant M Ils and Berne are out of the way. —oOo— Bluffton and Huntington with their fine sportsmanship get sectionals. —oOo — And Basketbawls being born and raised in Adams county is for Adams county—and we sincerely hope that one of the Adams county I terms com" back home next Marc h with the Bluffton sectional title tucked under their arms—Yes sir. Simon, we certainly would cheer for Ber.ie against Bluffton any clay — 000— The game last night was alright—the Jackets hadn’t drilled very hard because of final examinations all week — and the off cials didn't need a rule book—but the game ended a couple of officials. —oOo — Sixteen below zero—we hope Mr. | Arthur Tre ster's fire went out, asper taking our sectional away. — oOo — Several from here are planning on attending the Central Fort Wayne Kendallville basketball game at Fort Wayne tonight. —oOo — Now if Berne can win the Bluff [ton sectional and Decatur the Fort Wayne sectional, it'll be a pretty good old county after all. —oOo— Those aren't hard jobs- — 000— Church services at most of the 1 i local churches were d smissed early last night to show their appreciation of the school officials' fine cooperation during the last two weeks. —oOo— Rev. Stoakes, one of the best athletic fans in the city showed his appreciation by dismissing his church at 8:15 o'clock and attending the basketball game himself. He got a big cheer when he en , teted the gym--—oOo— It's just an example that the churches like clean sports—and clean sports like the churches. —oOo— When Herb Curtis wasn't — last night—Zeke Young was — and between the two, the fans did. | —oOo— These Auburn games are always dandies. Neither team [ played its really best, we hope, ' but both teams fought hard to win. —oOo — Referee Davis pulled the wings off Dick Engle in the first five minutes and tied three personal fouls against his name —Harry Hebble went into the fray and soon thereafter he accounted for three field : goals——oOo— The next big Yellow Jacket i game is next Friday n’ght—if Decatur wins from Fort Wayne Central by eight or 10 points—well—we’ll just havj to celebrate New Years al! over again. —oOo —- There's nothing to be alarmed about—this Central game— Central has played several teams that Decatur has played '

I —and the Decatur scores are much more impressive. —oOo—|l Ib> sure and feed all the tramps that come to your buck door dining this cold weather one might be Frank Buckner or Cash Kollo". of loThanks Mr. Trester for giving Decatur the state tourney —we’ll see that you get a seat. MONROEVILLE TRIMS MONROE A 'all rangy Monroeville high | school basketball team defeated Monroe high school Bemkatz ul[ I Monroeville Friday night tn an In- j I'resting game, 42-31. The Aam» as inle. esling and close un II the lasi few minutes when the home | team wore the Bryantnen down Oiitl then romped away to a safe lead. Both t am* battled evenly'most j if the fit t half. Ixite in the open-1 ng stanza lie Mon:oe net men fall ' ’red and Monioe.ille went into a 20-16 lead. Monroe rallied in the second halt nd kept within the atoning d's- . tiinee Tor some time, only to falter I n the i-losing minntci of play. The Bryann’’n were handicapped with he absence from the lineup of Cleo Andrews who stiff red a leg injur., la few days ago.

I ineiip and summary:: Monroeville (43) FG FT TP Shaffer, f. 2 1 5 ites. f. ti 0 0 Ball. f. 8 1 1? Marmiarl, c. 6 11 ’ ". abill, g. 1 <1 iohnson, g. 12 4 To als IS 5 43 Monroe (31) Bahtier, f 0 2 2 Meyers, f. 12 4 Busche. f. 4 2 10 Stucky, c 0 0 >) Hoffman, g 4 4 12 Brandyberry. g. I 1 3 'ha ■. Andrews, g 0 0 il Totals 10 11 3! c _ COLLEGE BASKETBALL o J-o Butler. 2i; Central Normal. 19 Michigan State. 35; Carnegie Tech, 23. Cre'ghton. 40; Drake, 27. Franklin. 29; Earlham. 20. Indiana State Normal. 53; Evans ville, 24. N. A. (1. I’., 42; Huntington, 13. Western S ate Normal. 29; Manchester, 27. High Schoo! Connersville. 48; Columbus. sfl. Bedford. 27; Greencastle, 26. Newcastle. 29; Richmond. 16. Mitchell. 21; Vincrnnes, 28. H.mtington, 22; Fort Wayne (Central >. 34. Bosse (Evansville), 50; Reitz. 19. English, 31; O dole. 7. Goshen. 39; Mich gun City, 21. Scottsburg, 22; Salem. 24. Wabash, 41; Chippewa, 22. French Lick. 48; Smithv.lle, 21 North Manchester, 27; Largo, 23.1 Noblesville, 8; Carmel. 25. Owensville, 24; Plainville. 22. Goodland. 46; Kentland, 31. Anderson, 51; Lebanon. 28. Crai.’fo. dsvitle, 20; T pton, 43. Morocco, 31; Waynetown. 26. Wingate, 2S; New Jlichmond, 4s Attica. 25; West Point, 33. Harlan, 19; Hoagland. 47. T.iberty Center, 31; Ossian. 27. Waterloo, 28; Orland. IS. Leo,. 23; Arcola, 21. | Decatur, 32; Auburn, 23. Kendallville, 32; Crcmwell, 20. Jefferson (Lafayette), 41; Frankfort, 38 (two overtimes). , St. Marys (Huntington), 27; Anderson Catholic, 33 Portland, 26; Montpelier, 25. Baltic Giound, 25; West Laayette. 21. Boswel], 38; Oxford, 27. Clark's Hill. 26; Wea. 35. Delphi, 30; South Side (For; Wayne), 19. Westfield, 2!),; Atlanta, 27. Earl Park, 3:1; Freeland .Park, Monticello. 33; Reynolds, 32. Fowler, 30; Ambia. 29. Klondike. 17; Buck Creek, 31. Otterbein. 50; Oxford, 26. Chalmers, 53; Frangesville, 28. Linden. 19; Romney, 21. Jonesboro. 40; Middletown, 29. Elkhart, 21; Plymouth, 14. Riley (South Bend), 22; New Carlisle, 15. Washington (East Chicago), 25. Valpara’so, 17. Hammond, 29; Horace Mann, 22. Roosevelt (East Chicago). 29: Whitiug, 25. Kokomo. 29; Marion, 23. Muncie, 45; lagansport, 44 (overtime). Hagerstown. 56; Milton, 23. Centerville, 44; Brownsville, 31. Lincoln, 24; Jefferson, 19. Spartansburg, 21; Ridgeville. 20. Fairview. 49; Bentonville, 39. Wayne, 23; Jackson. 14. Greentown. 45; Union Township, 14. Burlington, Ik Rnsgiaville, 20. Clinton, 25; Perrysville, 11. Newport, 20; Hillsdale, 8. Gib City, 35; ttweetser, 26. o Chicago. —- An eight point lead garnered in the first half earned De Pauw a 21 to 17 victory over De- | troit university’s basketball team i here last night.

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DECAiyR GIRLS mN NET GAME Decatur high school Gir's basketball team had little trouble .trimming Huntertown Gir's in a game •t that town Friday night. Coach leanette Clark’s netters got an s:::-ly lead and kept adding to, anil the game ended. Decatur led at the half 17-3. In the second period the Decatur cam lontinued to score until a omfortable lead was maintained. The Decatur high school Rea rves lost to Huntertown high rchool netmen 23-15 in the other game p ayed there last night. Buffenbarger was high point man for L'ecu.ur with a total of eight oints. Lineup and summary: Drcatur (37) • F.G. FT. T.P. Werling. f 9 7 25 Macklin, f . 6 0 12 Schralnka, c ... .0 0 0 Kolter, sc ... 0 0 0 Xnderson, g 0 0 0 No 1. g 0 0 0 ’’andyberry, g 0 0 0 W'lines, g . . 0 0 0 Totals 15 7 37 Huntertown (16) Heckman, f 3 2 8 Young, f 2 2 6 < Pipp'e, f 10 2 ■<.rt.<, c I) 0 0 p ii p’“, sc 0 0 0 McComb, g 0 0 0 Bolley, g . 0 0 0 Total- 6 4 16 o KIRKLAND NET TEAMBEATEN Kirk’aml township high school Kangaroos bowed down in defeat to Lineaster township high school 'a 'mbal' term last night at Lan-1 taste., 37-18. The Bryanmen fail-1 eu to get started and when a rally was attempted late in the second half the Wells county netters were • far out ahead. Ixmcaet >r took the lead after a’ • p and tni-k scrap for about five niinuteo in the first half and from, ■ 'hen on never was headed. The---core at H o half was 22-13. In the preliminary game the Lancaster seconds defeated the: Kirkland econds 23-7. Lam aster (37) F.G. F.T. T.P. Shady, f ... 1 3 5 , »>ty. f 0 fl 0 G. I'nrr, f 5 o 10 ' Gibson, f .000 it. Durr, c 6 2 14 Gerlier, g 11 3 Bevington, g ... 2 15 Totals 15 7 37 Kirkland (18) Zimmerman, f 1 2 4 K ofer. f 2 0 4 Quick Relief for Coughing Spells Famous Prescription Stops Them Almost Instantly The phenomenal success erf a loot or s famous prescript ion called Thoxine Is due to its double action. It immediately soothes the Irritation and goes direct to the internal cause not reached-by pat- ■ ent medicines and cough syrups. '1 he vary first swallow usually stops' even the most obstinate • cough. , Thoxine contains no harmful drugs, Is pleasant tasting and safe for the whole family. Sold on a money back guarantee to give better and quicker relief for coughs er Sore throat than anything you I have ever tried. Ask for Thoxine, I put. up ready for use in 35c, 60c, ■ and SI.OO bottes. sold by Holti house's and all other good drug stores.

Schladenhauffen, fl 0 2 Egly, r .000 1' ttinger, c l 1 3 Andrews, c 0 t) 0 S'oiV’buiner, g o 11 McKean, g 0 0 0 Helmrich, g 2 0 4 Totals 7 4 18 MARSHMEN ARE NET WINNERS Jefferson township high school I tiaeketbJll team had no trirtibl" disposing of Pleasant Mills high school netters at Berne Friday > night, winning 64-6. The Marshmen led at half time 26-4. The feffer-on aggregation started out strong and never were pressed. Lineup and summary: Jefferson (64) F.G. F.T. T.P. T uff, f .... 5 o' 10 | WendeP, f -10 0 20 ■ Rollenbacher, c. 7 0 14 Stuber, g , 6 0 12 Baker, g 3 2 8 j Totals 31 2 64 'Peasant Mil's (6) °mtth. f 1 0 2 i I Merriman, f 2 0 4 | No-ich. c 0 0 0 i Patterson, g 0 0 0 : I ‘lay. g ..., ... *0 fl 0 Totals . 3 0 6 j i . ' ° n— Miss Olive Rhoads and Nath i:t Neisen of Geneva a't-nded the I basketball Kame heie last evening. 1 » "Xllliai,

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DRAWING MADE FOR TOURNEY Huntington, Jan. (Sl"'" LI —Eight of the best reserve high | school basketball teams In nor tern Indiana will meet in an hn't- ' • 01lul busk, thall tourney at Hm • ington's community gymnasium next Saturday. Drawings were, made Inlay as follows: Saturday Morning R o'clock •Bear Creek vs. !» o'clock—Columbia City vs. Manchester. 10 o'clock- Huntington vs. Marion. 11 o'cloek-Wabash vs Docaim. Saturday Afternoon 4 2 o'clock- Winner of 8 o'clock game vs. winner ol 9 o’clock. 3 o’clock Winner of 10 xame vs. winner 11 o'clock. Saturday Night 9 g'cloi k Winner of 2 o'clock - winner of 3 o'clock. The drawings were mad,' at j'clock th s afternoon and all eiahl teams have accepted invitations to attend the tourney. Several inter sting contests are expected. | 1 John S. Meytes of Route :> was all business - hopper in this i !ly

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