Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1931 — Page 6

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CLOSE GAMES I MONDAY NIGHT - With the mid rdogs of Ifcg 'I en j basketball competition displaying unlooked for strength the 1931 1 rhniripioiiship promises to product*' she cleseat rue* in several years. I - Witli only 11 gam's played to date, mnr members of the quintet, favored in preseason forecasts .is curtain first division teams already I have met defeat, and two are in the! twice beaten class. ■ Nnrthw stern, championship favo:ite, now leads the league with I two victories and no def ats and I hilt for the surprising p rformances | of expected second division teams I would app at* to have an easy road I to the title. . The Wildcats won their second I pame Monday night, defeating Illinois 29 to 27. Illinois' great last! half rally which netted 23 pouts, so ten for Northwestern gave the' Wildcats many A ort i d moments and gave new hop's to Northwest ! < tn's future foes. The Illini were held to four points during the first . half, bill changed their tactics and j adopted a fast breaking off' nse to outplay Noithw stern in the sec-

ond halt. lowa produced the most stirpris-' Ing upset of the season by heating K Purdue, 25 to 23. The Hawkeyes .. pil'd up a Ifi to 9 lead during the , j first half and relied on def'naive t , tnotics to hold their advantage. Th > | defeat put Purdue. 1930 champion t and a favorite in the 1931 race, in e the twice d seated class and vir- <• tually eliminated the Poll rniakers g from titular consideration The other games ran true to :i form with Indiana nosing out Ohio * State. 23 to 21. and Michigan de- e f Sting Wisconsin, 23 to 17. Mich- 11 igan held th ■ advantage over Wisconsin throughout the game. Chicago and Minnesota, who share ranking with Northwestern * in the unbeaten class, were idle ( but return to competition Saturday at Chicago in a game which will cut th undef ated trio to two ( teams. ( o t Eighth Grade Team Loses to Monroeville ■ i Coa-.-h Steve Everhart’s eighth g ade boys were defeated by Monroeville's eighth grade team in i 1 close gam‘p laved at Monroeville. 1 Monday evening, 21-15. The local s

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iteam played good bull until the tin-, 'al quarter, when they lugged, and |the Monroeville teain rallied to win || by a six-point margin. The score at the half was tied 3-I 'all, and early in the third quarter I [the Imai team piled up a lead. | [When Herman Bulkhead. Decatur iplayer, was taken from the game ion personals, the local team was 'unable to stop Monroeville. G. E. TEAM PLAYS WEST UNITY, OHIO The (I. E. Independent basketball , team will meet the West Unity, ( Ohio five at the I). JI. S. gym to- , night. This Is expected to lie one ( of the best games of the year, as ( the West Unity team has lost only L wo games this year, one to the I Toledo Red Men by two points and j another to Bryan. Ohio, by a onepoint margin. The G. E. Band will K, give an hour's concert before the game, starting at 7:30 o’clock. CALIFORNIA U. SIGNS INGHAM

f Berkeley. Calif. Jan. 13 (UP)— Announcement that William A. j "Navy Bill" Inbram would coach | he University of California football| team for the next three years. I Brought to an end today specula I tion—which included the name of t every famous football player in the! I country —as to the Bears' future a grid mentor. ' a Although the salary figure was 1 pot made public it was, understood ; t that the former Annapolis All-Am r erican coach would receive approxi- t mately SIO,OOO a year. I He will report for spring practice sometime in March. Seven t ames, it was said, were j ( considered for the position. I j "Navy Bill." who disclosed Sunday I e that he had resigned from the Navy I ( succeeds Clarence "Nibs Price■ ( whose unfortunate season in 1930 | caused him to give up the position r of head coach of football for that of. basketball. Monmouth Team Will. ' Play Woodburn Five ( The Monmouth Independent has- , kcthall team will meet the Wood- , burn team at the new' Monmouth , gym, Wednesday right at 8 p. m.

(By Pete Reynolds) — * 11 Another big week coming up for, Decatur basketball players, and tans, too. The Yellow Jackets, will entertain Auburn here Fridaynight. while the Commodores travel I to Huntington the same night Io meet st. Mary’s. 000 I ’ Saturday the Yellow Jackets |< journey to Auburn for the blind t tourney. Bluffton. Kendallville and Auburn are the other teams enter-, ed. The tourney schedule will be ! I drawn about an hour before time for the afternoon session to open. I 000 The Commodores will be out for revenge Friday night. The Hunt-, Ington team defeated the locals on 1 ( the Decatur floor earlier in the ■ season. 12 to 10. and we expect the Commodores to even up for that loss Friday night. ] 000 The Commodores looked plenty tough saturnay mgnt in running up that lop-sided score over Concordia. Holding anv team without a point until the final minute of the third quarter is no mean stunt any time, for any ball club. 000 Zeke Young will bring his Auburn club here for a battle with the Yellow Jackets Friday night. Decatur trimmed Zeke's team by, a few points earlier in the season at Auburn, but the invading five has improved considerably since that time. Last week Auburn ran roughshod over the Columbia City team, which held South Side to a low margin of victory. 000 What we hope for this week, is ! to see the Yellow- Jackets and Bluffton Tigers play in the final game of the tourney Saturday. We cry for reve"ge. Os course, Kendallville a' .. Auburn are likely to have plenty to say about that meet. 000 Looking ahead, this tourney promise to be one of the most evenp- nn»rhed of any of the HO-j called Big Four tourneys. On the season's record, Auburn, the home tcm. seems to lie the weakest of the four, but even they do not rank far behind the other entries."

000 Doping Hip Big Ten basketball race is about as dangerous as fig-, ur'ng Indiana high school teams th’s year. Purdue suffered a serious upset last night, losing by two points to lowa, the supposedly weak sister of the conference. 000 Indiana whipped Ohio State in a hectic struggle, 23 to 21, Monday night at Bloomington. Northwestern. title favorite, nosed out Illinois by two points and Michigan defeated Wisconsin. 000 For fans who like their independent basketball, a treat is in store tonight. The G. E. dub will meet the West Unity, Ohio, five at the D. H S. gym. West Unity defeated the G. E. earlier in the season at West Unity and tonight’s game should be a real battle. 000 Visited Bluffton Sunday. Strange, but the boys (and girlr) are rather elated over the Tiger victory of last Friday night. One fellow even his it figured oqt that Bluffton is quite a number of points stronger than Frankfort. 000 Here's how lie figures: Bluffton beat Decatur, Decatur downed Huntington, Huntington whipped Muncie, and Muncie defeated Frankfort. SOME figuring. Os I course, we could turn right around and figure how much stronger Decatur really is than Bluffton, hut we don't believe it ito be necessary. Time will tell! 000 The annual Adams county seci ond team tourney will lie field in I the D. H. S- gym on Saturday, ■ January 24. All nine of the county teams are eligible to play in this ■ tourney. This is the one time in ! the year when the second teams

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