Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 21 October 1936 — Page 6

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GIVE PROGRAM OF NET CLINIC Annual Net Clinic At Fort Wayne Tuesday, November 10 Fort Wayne. Ind., Oct. 21. —The complete program for the eleventh | annual basketball clinic and banquet of the Northeastern Indiana! officials’ association, which will he staged Tuesday afternoon and eve-i ning, November 10. has been an-1 nounced by Maurice tl’opl Tudor, 1 treasurer of the association and; publicity director. The basketball clinic will be staged Tuesday afternoon at the Central high school gymnasium at; 4:45 o'clock under the direction of Burl Friddle of South Side and! Cliff Wells of Logansport. The South Side basketball tt-am will demonstrate the rules and the interpretations. The banquet will lrt> held Tues-, day evening at 6:30 o'clock, im-i mediately after the conclusion of, the clinic at the Central gym, at . the Anthony hotel. An imposing 1 list of speakers has been lined up for the banquet which is expected to be one of the best and tke most successful ever staged here. Those who will be heard are Mayor ‘ Harry 17. Baals, A. 1. Trester, permanent secretary of the Indiana I*," School Athletic association; Tod Rockwell. Detroit sports writer; Potsy Clark, coach of the Detroit Lions professional football ' team; Stanley Feezle. Big'Ten or-i tidal of Indianapolis; Buck Ried, head basketball coach at Western ' State Teachers college at Kala-' mazoo. Mich.: Cliff Wells. Logansport high school basketball coach: Tonight & Thursday ! NOTE — Sign an attend- | ance card tonight or I I Thursday matinee and be | eligible for the Thursday I event without being I present! J Thursday Matinee at 1:30 100 Surprises! The star of "My American Wife” in a fast, funny, riotous romance! Saw*. Hi Qfl A -' ’’H Hi ~>■

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Burl Friddle. South Side high school basketball coach, and Merle J, Abbett, superintendent of the city's public schools. —o — Decatur Bowling League Results MINOR LEAGUE Casting Co. Spangler . 158 191 156 .Cline 11" 162 Heare 158 169 l Strickler . 166 131 191 : Young ... 154 158 144 ;St ults 186 167 Total 753 835 820 Kuhn Chevrolet jAhr 173 172 IM |Z.-hr 178 US I'l i Hoehn 158 128 177 | J. Cline . 127 I Mies 151 183 176 I Lankenatl 159 181 | Handicap 12 12 12 Total 799 792 880 St. Marys I Briede 159 162 149 ' Meyer 129 156 141 Green 148 16.8 147 , Ladd H'4 204 131 Total 706 820 698 General Electric Hoagland 225 191 157 I Lankenau 167 ISO 142 ! Gage 152 118 157 Busse 158 158 121 ‘ Mclntosh 147 153 147 i Handicap 5 5 5 — Total 854 805 729 Creamery ] Thomas 146 153 118 i Kaylor 165 165 146 i Faust 92 91 134 ! Kelley 136 121 ' Farrar 130 166 183 Butler 123 Handicap 30 30 30 Total 699 726 734 Riverside Garage Zelt 131 124 175 Ellsworth 147 79 130 Mutschler 148 146 160 Cherry 157 134 Stump 181 149 Total 686 687 74g Ford-Lincoln I Keller 171 172 146 .Burke .... ... 136 203 172 Debert 108 153 191 Barkley 156 126 140 Lytle 126 164 173 Total 697 818 822 Monroeville Richards 134 156 159 Piferl22 115 117 Buc’nfer 126 148 158 Pillers 181 189 127 N. Richards 154 165 153 Handicap 444 Total 721 777 718 o POSTPONE GAME The Columbia City - Decatur football game, scheduled for i tonight at Columbia City, has I been postponed until Friday 1 night at 7:30 o’clock.

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1 T ZfjvgEZJ; Considerably weakened through I 1 injuries. tin- Decatur Yellow I Jackets will meet the Columbia City Fugles under the lights at Columbia City tonight. 000 The Jackets were badly battered in absorbing that 44-6 defeat at North Side last week, ajid will be! in poor condition for tonight's tilt, the third northeastern Indiana conference engagement of the season for the locals. 000 Three of the Decatur regulars. 1 Hurst, Warthman and Freidt. will be in poor condition ami may not I see any action. Other members of the squad were knocked ajiout rather roughly and are not in top form. 000

Columbia City. also playing night football for the first time this season, last week defeated the Bluffton Tigers. 6 to 0. The Eagles have made a good record this season ajid have a heavy team. 000 To the publicity department of the University of Detroit, Footbawl is indebted for the following story: "Detroit. Mich., Oct. 21 — If Coach Charles E. ’Gils' Doraie of the University of Detroit can get a certain local alumnus of the Oklahoma A. and M. college to take the job. he is going to put on P. “guest scout" to furnish information regarding the Titans to all opposing teams. He is willing to pay a handsome compensation for this service, too. "Gus got the idea of having tis team scouted at his own expense when he found tills zealous Oklahoma ‘old grad's’ report to Coach Ted Cox of that team lying in the visitors’ dressing room after this year's game. “Just for curiosity and to learn how his eleven had impressed a scout, he looked the notes over and found them the most complete compendium of misinformation that anybody ever compiled. The scout haul diagrammed formations that Dorais never had used in his life. He had gathered a most diffuse report on the Detroit defense and all of it was wrong except the information that the Titans used eleven men. "The big laugh came, however, when Gus dircovered that Oklahoma A. and M had been warned to beware of fumbling as the Titans were death on recovering; a loose ball. It so happened that the Aggies fumbled half a dozen times and the Titans recovered the leather to get in position for some of their seven touchdowns. “I'm glad we made good for that scout on one of his observations, anyhow, said Gus. He can certainly claim 100 per cent on that fumble angle. "So if this gentleman wants the job of supplying the dope to rival teams at any time hereafter, all he has to do is announce himself and the Titans will give hint a most cordial welcome.’’ Q I At the Training Camps | By United P-ess I 4 Purdue J — Coach Noble Kizer drilled Purdue intensively today on offense, and continued work on pass defense. He maintained strictest secrecy regarding his plans .for the Minne-, sota game Saturday. John Drake. I fullback, was back in scrimmage,! ICORT Tonight & Thursday MYSTERY! INTRIGUE! ROMANCE! “SECRET AGENT’ Madeleine Carroll. Robert Younff - Peter Lorre. Added —TERRYTOON CARTOON and TRAVELOGUE. loc-20c WTO-NITE at 6:45 SUN. MON. TUES. Helen Hunt Jackson’s immortal romance “ROMONA" filmed in the new perfected Technicolor with Loretta Young - Don Ameche ! (star of Radio’s “First Nighter” and “Betty and Bob.”) Kent Taylor - Catherine Demille. Continuous show Sunday from 1.

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and it was indicated that Bill Vergane, end. and Fred Stalcup, quarter, would recover from their in- ' juries in time to play against the i Gohpers. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minn. Minnesota’s Gophers drilled on offense und also continued work on pass defense! which Coach Bernie Bierman said would have to be airtight if Min-' nesota is to maintain its record ofi ' successive wins. He apparently was not worried about the Gophers' running attack, asserting it will match Purdue's. Indiana Bloomington. Ind. —Indiana gridders were juggled as Coach Bo! McMillin sought the most efficient combination for the Ohio State tilt Saturday. He put the first and second stringers through a stiff scrimmage with the freshmen to strengthen ottense. Ohio State Columbus. O. — Coach Francis Schmidt hoped to have a smooth functioning pass attack for Indiana Saturday, but concentrated on Ohio's running attack because he felt it must be stronger if the passing is to be effective. Joe Williams apparently has taken over I "Tippy” Dye’s quarterback post.' but the signal calling will fall to! Jim McDonald, fullback. Illinois . Champaign, 111. — Illinois concentrated on passing and general of-' sense tactics as a basis for the upset they hope to give Northwestern Saturday. The starting backfield of Dave Strong, quarter; Anthony Mazieka and Lowell Spurgeon. halves, and Tom Wilson, full,! will average only 159 pounds. Wisconsin Madison. Wis. — Although Wis consin's next game is not until Oct. 31 when the Badgers meet Chicago. Coach Harry Stuhldreher put the varsity through a scrimmage with the freshmen. He said “well turn on the heat this week and taper off next week.” Strength was added to the /backfield with!

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■ the return of Erv Windward, quarter, kept out of the Notte Dame game with an infection. Northwestern Evanston, 111. Northwestern's varsity scrimmaged the freshmen i and Coach Lynn Waldorf and his i assistants gave special offense I tutoring to the backfield and ends I for the Illinois game. New plays 1 were designed especially for Ulini ois. Michigan Ann Arbor. Mich. —The Michigan and clicked better than it has so far this season with indications that the Wolverines will give Columbia a stiff battle Saturday. The line was strengthened with the return of Frank Bissell, veteran guard, and has been out since the beginning of the season. lowa lowa City, la. — lowa's Hawks had their first hard drill today since the Illinois game. Fearing staleness. Coach Ossie Solera dis-i missed the squad from a scheduled scrimmage yesterday, but made up for it today with a stiff workout on offense. All injuries apparently were cleared up. Chicago Chicago.— Chicago Maroons had a light scrimmage as Coach Clark : Shaughnessy refrained from heavy work because the next game, with Wisconsin, is not until Oct. 31. Notre Dame South Bend. Ind.—Asserting that Pittsburgh is "decidedly the favorite,” Coach Elmer Layden pushed the Notre Dame squad hard today. The first and second stringers scrimmaged the freshmen using plays expected from Pitt. o Dried Fruit Drive On San Francteco—(UP)—California intends to make the nation eat dried fruit —and like it. A nation-wide sales campaign has been undertaken on behalf of the *35,000.66(1 dried fruit industry of the state. Thirty- ■ seven thousand stores throughout the country have undertaken to display dried fruit.

Today’s Sport Parade (By Hanry McLemore)

New York. Oct. 21—(U.Ph-A bit weary of the drab flannels of the New York Yankees. lx>u Gehrig warns to swap thcgi for the leopard skin breech clout of Tarzan the apeman, and make a name for himself in Hollywood. laid, a blush on his dimpled face, admitted a desire to curry on the tree-swinging, lion throttling traditions of Johnny Weismuller and Buster Crabbe at a press interview yesterday. And to prove his fitness for the role he submitted a series of tinder-the-shower photographs which were as convincing as they were revealing. Ixui has a muscle for every bssehit he ever made; a chest so hairy it needs only box springs to make It a mattress: B.nd a pair of legs which would make any redwood look to its rings. lam wan sold on the idea of becoming an apeman by Christy Walsh, his energetic agent, who thought up the idea of easting the Yankees’ first baseman for the role when he read somewhere that the No. 1 ajid No. 2 ranking bosombeaters — Weismuller and Crabbe •—were unavailable.

Weismuller hasn't the time to play Tarzan because he is married to latpe Velez and so has a full time job refereeing fights between his wife and himself. Crabbe has been promoted from jungle roles, and is now a cowboy star. Which means he has a horse instead of a lion or a crocodile for a supporting cast, and this is siip|M>si*d to he much tonier. Gehrig iias never acted in his most reasonable prices ——A iA < ii i P. A. Kuhn Chevrolet Co. N. 3rd st. Decatur

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life, but this doesn’t worry him. I As he explained, he has seen Weismuller and Crabbe us Tarzan and believes his muscles are every bit as capable of emotion as the bleeps of Johnny and Buster. He is equally confident he can talk Just as uninlelligenily as Weismuller an I Crabbe. He thinks he cun talk so nnlntelligentiy that even his director will understand him. "After all," Lou told the press. “1 have been sitting in the same dugout with Ix-tty (Senor th* Goof) Gomez for several years, and if that won't teach a man to tajk so no one can understand him. nothing will." If Gehrig gets the job — ami it looks as if he will—the Hollywood jungle colony is in for u terrific beating. The other apemen were tough, yes, but they didn't carry baseball bats. After about two days on location the Tigers and the gorillas and the Hons are going to be awfully weary of having their snoots banged by a bat, and are likely to stage the first ani-

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