Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 22 October 1936 — Page 6

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BERNE, MONROE AND MONMOUTH SEASON CARDS Basketball Schedules For Three Schools Are Announced Today Basketball schctlulPß Tor three more Adumn county high schools were announced today by the respective coaches. These schedules are Berne, Monmouth and Monroe. All three of these teams will open play Friday, November 6. Coach Judson Erne has carded the full limit of 20 games for his Herne Bears. Ernest Curits. principal and coach at Monmouth, has arranged 18 games, and Leonard O. Hewitt, new Monroe mentor, has scheduled 14 games for the Bearkatz, who will play their home — - ' - TONIGHT - 100 SURPRISES at 8:45 o—o Bubbling with gaiety and laughs! “ONE RAINY AFTERNOON” Francis Lederer, 'da Lupino, Hugh Herbert. Roland Young ALSO — Silly Symphony Cartoon; Screen Snapshots; Sport Reel. 10c-25c O—o FRI. & SAT. YOU DON’T KNOW THIS MAN . . . KL_. t289l p e^' licdy .y BI With ROBERT YOUNG Florence Rice, Lewis Stone, Joseph Calleia, Nat Pendleton. ♦ —♦ REMEMBER—Friday Night is PRINCESS PAT Night! —o SUN., MON., TUES. EXACTLY. THE SAME AS 3 HOUR ROAD SHOW! FOR FIRST TIMES AT POPULAR PRICES! ZfcGREAU ZIEGFELD with William Myrna Luise i I POWELL* LOY. RAWER ACaMI.,. Motia fl Prices for this picture only Adults —35c Children—lsc First Feature Sunday, 1 P. M.

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| guinea at the Berne auditorium this year. The three achedules follow: Berne Nov, tl —Monroe at Berne. Nov. 13 Woodburn at WoodI burn. ii Nov. 20 Hartford City at Berne. l| n.h ri New Haves at N.-w Haven. Dec. 4 Kirkland at Borne. J I >ei I I I 'eliiia. <> . at t’l-lina. I Dee. 15- Winchester at Berne. Dec. 18—Decatur at Decatur. I Dec. 19 — North Side at Fort Wayne. Jan. 8 Ossian at Ossian Jan. 9 Rockcreek at Berne. Jan. 14 -Central Catholic at Fort Waytie. Jan. 22 Dunkirk at Berne. Jan. 29- Warren at Berne. Jan. 30 — South Side at Fort Wayne. Feb. 5 Bluffton at Berne. Feb. 12 New Haven at Berne. Feh. 13- Emerson at Gary. Feb. 19 — Union City at Union City. Feb. 26 - Decatur at Borne. Monmouth Nov. 6 — Fort Wayne (colored) I at Monmouth. Nov. 7—Jefferson at Geneva. Nov. 13—Pleasant Mills at Mon- ' mouth. Nov. 20—Geneva at Monmouth. Nov. 21 —Monroe at Berne. Nov. 25- Kirkland at Kirkland. Dec. 12—Concordia at Ft. Wayne. Dec. 18—Pleasant Mills at Decatur. Dec. 23 —Hartford at Hartford. Jan. 6—Bryant at Bryant. . Jan. B—Jefferson8 —Jefferson at Monmouth. Jan. 22—Concordia at Monmouth. Jan. 29—Monroe at Monmouth. Jan. 30—Bryant at Monmouth. Feb. s—Hartford5 —Hartford at Monmouth. Feb. 12 —Pleasant Mills at Decatur. Feb. 19 —Fort Wayne (colored) at Monmouth. Feb. 26 —Geneva at Vneva. Monroe Nov. 6 —Berne at Berne. Nov. 13—Geneva at Berne. Nov. 20 — Jefferson at Whitley county. Nov. 21—Monmouth at Berne. Dec. s—Hartford5 —Hartford at Berne. Dec. 11—Kirkland at Kirkland. Dec. 18 —Jefferson at Berne. Jan. 2 —Kirkland at Berne. Jan. 9 —Pennville at Pennville. Jan. 29 -Monmouth at Monmouth. Jan. 30 —Willshire, 0... at Willshire. Feb. 6—Pleasant Mills at Berne. Feb. 19—Geneva at Berne. Feb. 26 — Pleasant Mills at Decatur. o H. S. FOOTBALL Elkhart 40. Bluffton 6. * Columbus 7. Seymour 0. Shelbyville 14. Rushville (i, Washington (Indianapolis) 14. Shortridge (Indianapolis) 12. Manual (Indianapolis) 20. Broad Ripple 0. Westfield 39, Shelbyville 7. Crawfordsville 22, Wiley (Terre Haute) 7. Dr. Eugene Fields DENTIST X-RAY LABORATORY Phone No. 56 127 N. 3rd st. ■MKHMMRBFWiMnni GILLIG & DOAN Funeral Directors 24 Hour Ambulance Service. Lady Attendants. Phone Phone H. M. Gillig J M. Doan 794 1041 ‘WMMMMHMMMBMMOMM! I CORT - Last Time Tonight - Madeleine Carroll Robert Young, Peter Lorre “SECRET AGENT” Plus - - Cartoon. Travelogue. 10c -20 c WTO NITE at 8:45 SATURDAY—Pat O'Brien ‘•BORDER PATROLMAN” Plus—Comedy, Cartoon, Chapter 6 “DARKEST AFRICA.” 10c-15c Continuous show from 2:00. SUN. MON. TUES. Helen Hunt Jackson’s Immortal Novel "RAMONA" Filmed in the new perfected Technicolor, with Loretta Young, Don Ameche, Kent Taylor, Catherine DeMille. Continuous show Sun. from 1:00.

PURDUE-GOPHER GAME FEATURES . Minnesota Favored To 1 Extend Winning Streak To 21 Games Chicago, Oct. 22- (U.R>—Minnesota, a notoriously slow starter, was picking up power today like a giant snowball careening down- . hill and every day hikes the odds in favor of running itu solid chain of victories to 21 against unbeaten Purdue Saturday. Gridiron hunters have had the Gopher at bay since the closing i days of the 19.’,2 season, but on 27 consecutive football Saturdays, he's held his own or driven off the finest in the nation. At Minneapolis this week. Minnesota will send its proud nation-I al champions against the strangest gridiron case of 1936. From every angle. Purdue was regarded 'os the major question mark of the Big 19 even before a gasoline explosion removed two stars with fatal burns. But now. with a tremendous surge which can't he explained away as an emotional aftermath of the tragedy, the Boilermakers have become a power in the western conference. It will take the

best defensive team of Bernie Bierman’s three year splurge to halt Purdue—and he believes he has it. The Gophers now may not be as strong as in 1934 and 1935. Few observers, however, can see Purdue's flying backs ripping through the thick wall that held Washington to 96 yards by rushing. Nebraska to 32 yards, and Michigan to 43. Cecil Isbell, whose 451 yards from scrimmage, six touchdowns and eight conversions make him the third high scorer in the country. already is a marked man in Purdue’s backfield .Stop him and Minnesota has stopped Purdue, despite the fact his brother. Cody. John Drake, and Fred Stalcup all are capable runners. During the process of reconstruction after heavy graduation losses, Minnesota whipped two good teams — Washington University on the west coast, and Nebraska. Unwilling to risk his precious streak. Bierman clung to his known veterans. But against Michigan, out came all the untried youngsters on the verge of stardom and a half dozen clicked. This is Biremaji's style. No player is ready for heavy duty until he’s ready to etar. From here on. the Gophers must improve or make way for tested, ambitious reserves. Q— — ♦ — ♦ At the Training Camps | By United Press I ♦ —• Indiana Bloomington. Ind.. Oct. 22.—(U.R) — Coach Bo McMillin sought to perfect new trick plays Indiana will use against Ohio State Saturday. He also drilled the Hoosiers on passing. Jack Risher appeared a possible replacement for Willie Dileo, injured blocking back. Ohio State Columbus. O. —Ohio State guards were groomed intensively on blocking. hich was weak against Northwestern. Coach Francis Schmidt felt if he could speed up the guards' work on offense, the blackfield would click against Indiana. Minnesota Minneapolis. Minn. — Developments in the Minnesota camp pointed toward Frank Bell's starting for Bob Weld at left guard against Purdue Saturday. Bell, negro sophomore, has developed speed which Coach Bernie Bier-

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I man said he would give the Boiler- | milkers in big doses, Purdue laifayette, Ind The Injured list I remained the big problem at Purh due The end assignment vacated by Bill Vergane because of Injur les probably will go to Dick StephJenson, sophomore, since George Spehn, reserve, suffered leg Injury yesterday Fred Stalcup. left hulf. still hud trouble with his ankle, but John Drake, right hulf, nppar- ■ ently will he able to start against Minnesota. Northwestern Evanston. HI. Couch I.yn Waldorf concentrated on building Northwestern's pa'ks attack around Bernard Jefferson, negro sophomore back The squad was drilled on pass defense in preparation for the aerial attack expected from Illinois Saturday. Illinois Madison. Wis. Eddie Jankowski. main threat in the Wisconsin backfield, was absent from practice because of a wrenched knee. I The Badgers drilled lightly. Notre Dame South Bond, Ind. Notre Datne will leave tonight for Pittsburgh where they engage the Paitthers Saturday. Contact work was excluded to avoid injuries. Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. — Michigan sought to perfect its defense today for Columbia's hazzle dazzle Wally Hook, Bob Cooper and John Smithers looked best among the backfield candidates. Dan Smirk, sophomore, appeared a certain replacement for Art Valpey at end. while another sophomore. John Jordan, appeared to have the call over Joe Rinaldi at center. Chicago Chieago.—The Chicago Maroons scrimmaged for the Wisconsin game Oct. 31. For the first time this season three tackles, Clarence Wright, Bob Johnson and Earl ■ Sappington, were in condition to

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