Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 277, Decatur, Adams County, 24 November 1931 — Page 6

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ALL-STAR TEAM IS SELECTED Copyright by UP, 1931 First Team Pos. Name School LE —Moss ...• Purdue LTRiley Northwestern LG —Munn Minnesota C —Miller Purdue RG—-Zeller Indiana RT—Marvil Northwestern RE Williamson Michigan QB —Cramer Ohio State l LHB —Hewitt Michigan] RHB—Rentner Northwestern, FB—Manders Minnesota ’ Second Team Pos. Name School LE-'-Fencl Northwestern , LT —Rabat Wisconsin ! LG—Horwitz Chicago] C —Morrison Michigan' RG —Gailus Ohio State RT—Auer Michigan

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RE —Petoskey Michigan QB—Pardonner Purdue LHB—Fay Michigan RHB—Hecker Purduel FB —Olson Northwestern Honorable Mention Ends: Teeter. Minnesota; Frink. Illinois. Linemen: Smith. Wisconsin; Evant, and Engebretsen, Northwestern; Hamberg. Chicago; Rhem. In-1 diana; G. Foster, and Dolly, Iowa; I Smith and Bell, Ohio State; La I Jeunesse, Michigan. Backs: Carroll and Hinchman,' I Ohio State; Schneller, Wisconsin;, Sahlin, Chicago; Jones, Indiana; , Horstman? Purvis and Yunevich, Purdue; Somers and Übl, Minnesota; Sansen. Iowa; Bery, Illinois: I Heston, Michigan. — By George Kirksey, Chicago, Nov. 24. —<U.R> Three j' Northwestern players, two each ‘ I from Michigan. Purdue and MinneI sota and one each from Ohio State I 1 and Indaina were awarded places | on the United Press all-Big Ten I football team announced today. Although the Big Ten, teams will | j engage in a series of charity games I 1 this week, the season officially was j over last week and the selections i were made on the work of the play-1 lers in conference competition only.! The first team is a strong com-' i bination which compares favorably I I with any of the mythical all-con-' ference teams of recent years, but 1 after the pick of the crop was made there were few really Outstanding players left over for a second team. I For instance, at tackles, the Bi£ I Ten had only two really great play-1 ers. Jack Riley and Dallas Marvil, was necessary to award one of the second team tackle berths to a guard, so few weg& the good tacklers. Numbered among the players on the first team are four or five can- 1

didates for the all-America eleven.l Outstanding of these are Pug Rent-, ner, Northwestern halfback and i greatest ball carrier in the Big | Ten since .Red Grange; Clarence' Munn, Minnesota's versatile guard; Dallas Marvil, the tackle; Carl Cramer, a clever field genera] who lifted a mediocre Ohio State team j into a tie for second place. At two positions, center and fullj back there is little to choose between the two players on the first and second team. Manders. Minne- ! sota’s fullback, was named over 'Olson, Northwestern's brilliant : sophomore, because of his superior I j ball carrying. Miller, of Purdue. I and Morrison, of Michigan, are the i I conferences only two outstanding I ( centers and there is little to choose , between them. The other players selected were standouts. In the writer’s judgment the following players excell in these departments of play: Best passer, Rentner, Northwestern. Best kicker, Olson, Northwestern. ! Best defensive lineman, Munn. Minnesota. Best offensive lineman. Marvil, l Northwestern. Best offensive back, Rentner.' | Northwestern. | Best all-around end, Moss, Pur-' due. Best defensive back, Hewitt.: , Michigan. Greatest player on a losing team, Zeller, Indiana. Best sophomore, Cramer. Ohio I State. —o : Whippets Play Friday The Kirkland Whippets, Kirkland ( township independent basketball ! team first and second aggregations ' I will meet the Wheatley Center colored first and second teams at . I Kirkland next F.iday night. The first game will start at 7:30 o'clock. , Admission to the game will be 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children, except all children | ' accompanied by their parents will be admitted free.

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PLANS GIRLS' ATHLETIC SHOW Fort Wayne. Nov. 24 —The all-girl ■ athletic r vne, which will give an | exhibition at the Strand theater h re Tuesday night. November 24. was viewed by Henry Stoeff promo-, ter, in Indianapolis last week. It s enis to be a habit o. Stoefl’s ! to personally look over any sporting event he is contemplating pro- . i .noting before offering it to the' public. | hie is of the opinion that his next ' promotional venture will give .athletic enthusiasts the greatest showeve. witnessed with women per-1 formers in all the principal roles.( H ■ decla es the female grapplers to i be every bit as good as some of the i bouts he has promoted here with j well known male wrestlers as the contestants. He was especially ' pleased with this part ot the program. Stoeff, l.in.s.lf a wrestler, has i met women wrestlers in his cam- | paigns throughout the country and I he is c mvinced that the women ! with this troup are by far superior I I to any he has ever seen in a ring ■ i or any he has ever met*n a mat. In addition to wrestling, the girls I feature boxing bouts, aerial stunts 1 acrobatic and tumbling acts and a i number of novelties.. ( Tlie advance ticket sale indicates I ‘ that a capacity crowd will view the | ! exhibition her . Ticket reservations ! | i.ay be made at the Strand theater i box office. ON THE SIDELINES T ' (By United Press) Champaign. 111., Nov. 24. — Gil ' i Berry of Abingdon. 111., halfback.' ; has been elected captain of the ill- ■ itlois football team for next season ' He has been an outstanding player I lon a losing team for two | Lafayette. Ind.. Nov 24. — Pur-

i due's hopes for victory over Northwestern rest with the Boilermakers hard-running backs who have averaged about 5 yards for each I time they have carried the ball this season. • The only game lost by Purdue was a 21-14 defeat at 'the hands of Wisconsin in October. Columbus. 0.. Nov. 24. — Five! : Ohio State players are nursing in- 1 juries as the Buckeyes prepare for I their invasion of Minneapolis Sat-: : urday to play Minnesota. The (cripples are Vuchinich. fullback;, i Varner and Railus, guards; Grady,' (substitute quarterback; and Rab- 1 | enstein, end. Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 24. —, The seat sale for the charity game between Minnesota and Ohio State (today passed the 2 1.000 mark. Brad Robinson. Gopher's end. will be out of the game with -injuries. Evanston, *»!., Nov. 2-,. — (IJ.R) — Mard work appeared ahead today for the Northwestern footba’l team )in an effort to regain its October i form for the hard test with Pur- ' due at Soldier Field Saturday. A, crowd of 50,000 is expected to attend. — I Madison. Wis., Nov. 24.—Reports were circulated here today that Glenn Thistlethwaite would not return at Wisconsin football coach next year, but no one officially con-, nected with the university would Iconfirm or deny them. Andy Kerr. , Colgate coach, has been mentioned (prominently as a possible success- ' or. 0 , Graders Wil) Meet Steve Everhart's Central eighth ' grade team will play Monroeville i eighth grade here Wednesday asI ternoin at 4 o'clock at Decatur j high school gymnasium. Admission ' will be free. The Central quintet has won , three and lost no games this s a- | ; in and fans say the Centralites a e ‘ headed to a county championship.

, Tonight two rivals In the Wa-i I bash Valley league, Decatur and! ' Bluffton meet at Decatur high] : school gymnasium. Bob Hill. Cloverleaf manager,' said that he believed his team was headed for a league championship] provided Bluffton could be dispos-i , ed of. Th“ Bluffton team is not regard-, ed as in the same class with the I Cloverleafs but the old Decatur-! Bluffton feeling is there and a real battle is expected. I , The gym will be open at 7:15, o'clock and a preliminary will start at 7:30. The big game will, ' start at 8:30 o'clock. George Laurent will send his I Commodores onto the hardwood , tomorrow night at Catholic high school gym for the first time this , season against competition. The Commodores have learned I a lot the last three weeks and I I probability for a victory over the I fast St, Johns team of Lima, 0., i 1 is high. — St. Johns has a real team, most-1 ly veterans and comes to Deca-! tur anxious for a victory over the ( Commodores. ' BEAT LIMA. More than 210 season tickets had been sold up to noon today. The Curtismen get their first

real test of the season tomorrownight in the annual pre-Thanks-givlng scrap at Auburn. Zeke I Young is boasting a championship team this season —and for the first time in years Auburn will go onto the floor favored to win. That's not saying the YellowJackets haven’t a chance, because any team with Feascl. Hill, Buffon- i , barger, Gay, Ogg and the rest has | I to be reckoned with. The girls' team aiid second team will accompany the Jackets to , Auburn. BEAT AUBURN. ID. C. 11. S. Girls Will Open Season Wednesday The Decatur Catholic High Schoo’ I girl's basketball team will open its ( seas-n Wednesday evening at 6:20 ( o’clock when it wi" play the D. C. 11. S. Alumni girl’s basketball-team.' , The girls’ team will play the pre!!-1 I minary gam, sto the boys games. , The girl's high school team Is' coached by Miss Patricia Teeple. ' Following is the lineup: Alumni M. H. Lose f.

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