Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 253, Decatur, Adams County, 26 October 1933 — Page 6

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RIVAL SQUADS ALL READY FOR ANNUAL BATTLE Decatur And Bluffton Teams Meet Here At 2:30 P. M. Friday - — -.Decatur and Bluffton high school gjid teams are all set for the annual rivalry battle Friday aftertjrnoon. according to the latest reports frntn both fronts “The 1033 battle will be held at the new high school athletic field oil West Adams street, the first Htne the two teams have met on ijje new field. —The tentative starting lineups Ifftve been announced by coaches

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Tiny Horton of Decatur and Lawrence Templin of Bluffton. Both CQarhea, however, reserve the right to shift these lineups before the start of the ball game tomorrow A few changes on the Yellow Jacket lineup are planned by Coach ' Horton. Klgey, who has been playing regular end for the past few ' games, observed his 21st birthday I this week and will not be available. | :i;s lik.lv will be taken b\ I Dickerson, who started the season at the end position. Walther and Thieme, linemen, are suffering from 'injuries but I may see some action. No change ,is expected in the local backfield I starters. | .With fair weather, the largest crowd of the season is expected to ( witness the annual rivalry battle. ( It will be the final game of the , | season for the Yellow Jackets., I while the Tigers will play South’ . 'Side at Fort Wayne next week 1 Both teams are expected to open

up with all the tricks they know tomorrow, as victory in this game has come to mean a successful season, regardless of the outcome of other games during the year. Decatur lias won one game and tied one this season, while Bluffton has been unable to win a game, although holding Columbia t’i’y to a scoreless tie. The opening kickoff is scheduled •for 2:30. The low admission prices J which have prevailed all season i will be unchanged for this game.' ' Adplt tickets are 25 cents, high 1 ' school pupils 15 cents, and grade, 'students, 10 cents. The probable lineups: Decatur Bluffton I Dickerson LK Ludwig .Myers LT Irey l iScheimpnn 1.(1 , Smith. Hurst C iatntis, I Con rati ' RG ■ Fair: .Saunders RT Mattax j Schultz RF. Gllliom Strickler QB McCray or Thompson j ( Ehinger LH Huffman: Eady RH Rnah Butler FB Note; Officials will be Bauer and Gel-1 ler of Fort Wayne and Gaunt of | i Wabash. Cafeteria Supper. Reformed Church. Saturday 5 to 7 p.m.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY OCTOBER 20, 1933.

TWELVE BANDIT SUSPECTS HELI) IN PEORIA. ILL. (CONTIKUKD FROM PAGE ONE) who escaped from the Michigan City prison Sept. 26, was identified from a photograph today a.< one of j two men who held up Glen Weise, j , Indianapolis salesman, on state • road,22 earlier this morning. Weise made the identification atj ter reporting the holdup to Kokomo ! police. They showed him pictures of all the escaped convicts and he . j selected Burns from the group. 1 Weise was robbed of 620 and said . I he thought the bandits had planned !| to take bi* automobile hut were! i frightened away by an approaching | , car. They eet-aped in their own mach- . ine which carried Michigan license ( 1 plates. Kokomo police previously had . been tipped that the convict gang' was planned to rob the I'nion Trust | Bank here. A guard was stationed around the institution in the belief thut the Weise holdup hail been planned to detract polite attention from the bank. ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Price, route 8. Decatur, are the parents hf a boy l>aby born at the Adams County Memorial Hospital this morning. October 2t>.

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