Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 26 November 1930 — Page 8

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G, E. CLUB NET AGGREGATION IS DEFEATED Berne A. C.’s Spurt in Last Minute Is Fatal To Local Team Decatur G. E. club basket--1 'ill team failed in the pinches Tuesdav night and the Berne A, G. team went home with a .31-34 win. It was a closely contested scrap from the start and both teams scored the same number of times from th” field. The Decatur aggregation f>il I to tally the necessary free, throw shots which were given by, t o ofi’cinls and thereby hangs the talc At times the local chib look- < t far superior to the south ccunty t'tio claimants, but in the last two riinut.es a costly foul sewed the gam ■ up for the visitors. A capacity crowd watched the contest, which at times resembled 1 a wrestling match, and at tim s was a well played basketball game.| Both teams are fairly evently matched and it is highly probable that two or three mere games will be scheduled this season. Thanksgiving night th* G. E. club t-um will go to Markle to play the Independents of that town. Next Tuesday night the fast Portland Independent aggregation will come' li re for a game. Lineup and summary: Feme A. C. (34) FG FT TP Wilson, f. 5 3 131 Stucky, f. 3 2 S Meyers, c. 0 0 ®l Clauser. c. 10 3 Patterson, c. 0 117

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lllubegger, g. 1 3 5 Ellrnberger, g. 2 1 5 ’Petals 12 10 31 Decatur G. E. (31) FG FT TP Engle, f. 3 0 6 I Hill. f. 2 3 7 Reynolds, f. 0 0 0 Horton, c. 2 2 4 Bell, g. 2 2 6 I Stoneburner, g. 0 0 0 !!• bout. g. 0 0 0 Strickl r, g. 3 0 6 Totals 12 7 31 Kef ree. McClure, Fort Wayne. VOLLEY BALL TEAMS NAMED Eight volley ball teams, five for men and three for women have been organized by the Catholic high school a'hletic association. The' 1 men's schedule 1 starts a week from Thursday and the date for the opening of the women's league will be announced later a< will the complete men's schedule. Friday night of this week, all , members of the men's teams are asked to report at the gymnasium for prac.'ice. Next Monday the gymnasium will he given over to the women for practice. There will he instructors at the gym on both practice nights in order that the rules of the game I may be learned. Following is the' list of team members. The first i named being captain: Slim Jims Fred Colchin, Captain. John Schurger, N. R. Holthouse. Leon I ' Kohne, Dick Heller, Ed Berlin ;. I Ray Wertzberger. Barney Google Barney Wertzberger. Captain. W. A. Klepper. Lawrence Voglewede, Anthony Murphy. Doctor Lose, A. I ,V. Tanvas. Joe Laurent.

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1930.

I cutplay Dwight Schnepp. t —oOo—--1 ' The G. E. Club net men got a bad d night out of their system last night and lost to Herne A. C„ 31 31. The 1 Decatur team cut-phot their rivals i ; from th field but looked miserable '• I'tom the free throw line. 000— A packed house watched the (game last night, which proves that i basketball Is Decatur’s game. ---000— The handball league organized by the Catholic High School Athletic Association will i! op n next Thursday night —a i week from tomorrow —Several i terms have been organized and it looks like there'd be a lot of fun this winter. 000 - ' BEAT AUBURN! —oOc-— ('.ill ItIDO for the score about It ; o’clock tonight. The game at Auburn always gets a late start, be i cause there are always three o four games on the schedule so )• ■will lie all of 1(1 o'clock bes re Iht score is received. — oOo—Th’ Curtismen looked good this week in practice—no starting lineup has been announced but Coach Cuttis has indicated he will start the same five men he started last Friday. -—of).— On? day’s rest and then Bern here Saturday night—- - -oOo—- ’ 'm Commodores rest all this *ee«—A game previously scheduled with Columbia City was cancelled. —oOo— With snow all over everyplace basketball weather seems to be upon us. It's a cinch that whenever a game is scheduled with Auburn there's either snow or sleet. Last year there was a blinding snow storm the n.ght of the Auburn game there —‘wo years ago there was a s'eet blizzard. • Both years Auburn was snowed I under by the Curtismen let's pray

for more snow this year. —oOo— Basketbawls doesn’t r’member whether he announced the Purdue Indiana game. Well, anyway. Indiana won 7 6 after ; the Boilermakets put up a nice little battle. • <>Oo — Ben will bring about 150 fans to th Decatur-Horne gam” next Friday night - No doubt it will be th” county net (lassie. -ollu ■ The Bears arc always tough —last season the game started cut like a nip and tucker, but later developed into a landslide for the Curtismen — —oOo — Bi rue has a tough boy til center' who formerly played* with Hartford j ownship. —-<>Oo — BEAT Al BERN and HERNE. —oOc— Better join the handball league if you haven't. —oOo— The G. E. Club netters have two tough games ahead of them — Markle Thanksgiving night and Nortland here next T u.sday. —oOo— The players will just have to for■et Individualism ami start clickng off as a machine —it's the best squad the G. E. Club has ever had, ind we're betting tin y'll win a mall iity of their games. —oOo — BEAT AUBURN. —oOo — Leoks like a white Thanksgiving. —oOo— BEAT AUBURN. Looks like a blue Thanksgiving ’or Auburn — —oOc — We're wondering if the Suburb is still on the map after the snowstorm. —oOo— Suppose they are tho', there's lothing much over there to blow iway except Joe Simon ns and h 's built pretty close to the ground. —oOo — BEAT AUBURN. IRISH FAVORED TO BEAT ARMY Chicago, Nov. 26. — (U.R) —Ccach 'note Rockn 's unbeaten and un : d Nvae D'in: football squad will I resume its campaign for a second | succ'ssive national gridiron championship at Soldier field Saturday 'gainst the Army - .. . exponent much mi re dar j.-.-iuiib than is in Heated by the prevailing betting odds of 5 to 1 on th? Irish. With Army universally undenatd by western fans, the expect d attendance of 125,000 —an all-time •eeord-ls a tribute to Notre Dame's great d. awing powers. A eu-eat majority of th? fortunate ticket holders anticipate a Notre ; Dame walkaway, with Rcckne us-[ ing his second and third string men 1 luring a great of the game.' and face a surprise if Army plays he football it is capable of produc I ing. The Army team, playing its first season under the direction of Major Ralph Sasse, has established he best record of any cadet squad of recent years and is rated as the Longest team in the east. The sadets have scared eight victories :n nine starts, with a tie against Yale as the only mar to their record, and have outscored their opponents. 256 points to 15. Sasse has a veteran line — the: ■am? forward wall which threw back Notre Dame's offensive effort ,n the 1929 game between the two teams, which was wen, 7 to 0, by Jack Eider s pass interception and J6-yard run for an Irish touchdown. His backfield is new and lacks men of the ability of "Red” Cagle and! 'Hertz” Murrell but is fast and I cl ver. The cadets' schedule does not compare with Notre Dame's strenuous chart, Yale, Harvard and Illinois being the only strong opponents, but was arranged to bring Army to its peak for the Notre | Dame game. Since their game with! Illinois, Nov. S, the cadets have! been working solely lor the Notre: Dame game. "Breathers" with Kentucky Wesleyan and U.sinus kept the squad j from grewing stale because of lack 1 of Wotk out but provided no real competition. Sasse can “key” his team tor this game and then will have another two weeks of rest before Army meets Navy in its season finale, Dec. 13. Nctre Dame engaged in its hardest battle of the season last Saturday against Northwestern and cannot afford to put particular stress on the Army game because of an even more dangerous clash with Southern California at Los Angeles l December 6. a Although the players suffered no 1 severe injuries in the Northwestern game they were battered and, bruised and practice requirements this week have been th? lightest of the year. o Rutaced Chib Dance, Masonic Hall, Friday, Nov. 2S. 75c Couple. 281-2 t

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