Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 23 November 1936 — Page 6

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NOTRE DAME IN UPSET VICTORY OVER WILDCATS Irish 26-6 Victory Over Northwestern Season’s Surprise Chicago, Nov. 23.— (U.R) — Notre i Dame's fighting Irish, beaten twice ‘ and criticiied by many, ruled the i middlewest once more today after' crushing Northwestern's national title hopes in one of the year's greatest upsets. With a four-touchdown assault against a supposedly invincible team, the Irish fired their own | answer to the presistent question I what's wrong with Notre Dame? I The score was: Irish 26, Northwestern 6. Bob Wilke. Notre Dame left half-1 back, stunned the Wildcats with two touchdowns from more than, 30 yards out of the first half. The 1 alert Ramblers scored again after I Don Heap fumbled a punt on his own three-yard line and once more on an 88-yard march late in the' game. Minnesota ended its season by

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• —— * Week’s Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams ♦ ♦ Monday Jefferson (Whitley county) vs. I Pleasant Mills at Commodore gym. Tuesday I Jefferson vs. Commodores at De- , catur. I Berne at New Haven. Wednesday 1 Yellow Jackets vs. Hoagland at Decatur. i Monmouth at Kirkland. Montpelier at Hartford. Friday Yellow Jackets vs. Winamac at i Decatur. Commodores at Kirkland. whipping Wisconsin on 24 points ! scored in the first halt'. The Gophiers raced away to a long lead on | a field goal by Horace Bell, a pass | from Andy Uram to Bud WilkinIson for 48 yards, a 64-yrd run with |an intercepted pass by lairry Buhller and Cram's 49-yard run over ’left guard. Wisconsin's only threat was halted in the second pe: iod. | when the Gophers intercepted a i pass in the end zone. The victory earned Minnesota a tie for second place with Ohio 'State, which moved into the tie by ! defeating Michigan, 21 to 0 at CoI lumbus. Purdue and Indiana, with a | chance to share in a triple tie for . second place, tied 20 to 20 and ■dropped to third place. Purdue, : which led at the start, was forced Ito comes rom behind to reach the i flying Hoosiers. Cecil Isbell threw i three touchdown passes tor the ■ Boilermakers. Illinois clinched the top position ’in the lower bracket by defeating Chicago, 18 to 7, with two quick touchdowns in the fourth period. Trailing 7 to 6. the fiery Illini marched 67 yards for one touchdown and produced the other after blocking a punt. lowa finished its disappointing season with a rush, upsetting Temple 25 to 0 at Philadelphia. ; Bush Lamb, who scored twice, and Ozz Simmons, star negro hack, completely baffled Pop Warners Owls with their sweeping runs. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Indiana 20. Purdue 20 (tie), Notre Dame 26. Northwestern 6. lowa 25, Temple 0. Ohio State 21. Michigan 0. Minnesota 24. Wisconsin 0. Illinois 18. Chicago 7. Nebraska 40. Kansas State 0. Michigan State 7, Arizona 0. Duquesne 13. Marquette 0. North Dakota 14. Detroit 13. Fordham 7, Georgia 7 (tie). Yale 14. Harvard 13. Princeton 13. Dartmouth 13 (tie) Army 51. Hobart 7. Villanova 12, Manhattan 0. California 20, Stanford 0. Pro Football Chicago Bears 28, Philadelphia 7. Detroit 14, Chicago Cards 7. Green Bay 26, New York 14. Boston 30, Brooklyn 6. — o Young pigeons feed on a milk which comes from the crop of both the male and female parents, ■ — .

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SANTA CLARA IS ONLY UNBEATEN 11 INNATION California Team Only Undefeated, Untied Grid Machine New York, Nov. 23. —<U.R> Little Santa Claru stood alone today as the nation's only undefeared, untied major football eleven after a week-end In which the favorites fell like autumn leaves. The Broncos registered their seventh consecutive victory in a Sunday night game, defeating Loyola of Los Angeles, 13 to 6. Defeat of Northwestern and Marquette Sturday ieft the mythical national title situation up in the air. The weak schedule of Santa Clara hardly will gain them national recognition by the so-called experts. Northwestern, the popular candidate for the crown because of a triumph over Minnesota's Gophers, were rocked out of consideration, 26 to 6. by Notre Dame's Ramblers, and Marquette's hopes were blasted 13 to 0 by Duquesne who previously had smeared the record of Pittsburgh. After Fordham was held to a 7-7 tie by Georgia speculation on Rose Bowl possibilities turned to the south, where two great teams remain undefeated, though tied. That was the second deadlock against the Rams' record, having been held 0-0 by Pitt, while Louisiana State and Alabama have but one tie against their record. The staters asserted their power over southwestern Louisiana by one of the largest margins of the season. 93 to 0. and Alabama's crimson tide was idle. In other weekend surprises, little St. Anselm's playing its second season of college football, held a hig”y favored Holy Cross eleven to a 0-0 deadlock: Boston College was stopped 0-0 by Boston University: Stanford took a 20-0 shellacking from California, and lowa blanked Temple's Owls. 25 to 0. Yale came through with a 14-13 decision over Harvard to wTn the “big three" title, and Dartmouth missed its chance to victimize all members of that same exclusive circle in one season when held to a 13-13 tie by Princeton's Tigers. MONROE LOSES TO MONMOUTH Eagles Defeat Bearkatz Saturday Night At Berne, 26 To 21 The Monmouth Eagles returned to winning stride Saturday night, defeating the Monroe Bearkatz at the Berne auditorium, 26 to 21. Monmouth led at the half. 14 to 13. Berger and Robert Fuelling topped scoring honors for Monmouth with six points each. Gilbert. Monroe center, led his mates with 11 points. The Monroe reserves won the preliminary game. 37 to 13. Lineups and summary: Monroe FG FT TP E. Stucky, f M 0 11 Fricke, f 2 15 Gilbert, c 5 1 11 Schwartz, g 0 0 0 Hocker, g 12 4 Jones, f 0 0 0 W. Stucky, g 0 0 "0 Longenberger. g 0 0 0 Totals 8 5 21 Monmouth FG FT TP H. Berger, f 2 2 6

FIRST BLOOD FOR NOTRE DAME! BT KEjM ~Jr ■' ***** gt*. v ";S> “ rv-tfißL 't; ' vjjfe'. v ' ■ ■ f jk~ ■* .* JUr W - W 4 : ’ ; , ■ Some 55,000 persons witnessed the defeat of the Northwestern Wi ldca,ts—Big Ten title winners—at the Notire Dame Stadium in South Bend, by the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, who won 26 to 6, to win w hat to them was their most impressive victory of the year. Bob Wilke (at left, with ball), Notre Dame half, is shown as he started out on a 35-yard run in the first quarter to score the first touchdown.

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More than 2.000.000 visitors are expected by Florida this season, indicating the growing importance of the tourist trade, not only to this winter playground but also to other slates The record influx of trav-

ing of turkeys, chickens, hams and poultry were awarded the winners of the various events. Members of the G. E .club and Adams county fish and game conservation league, with Don Gage as 'chairman, sponsored the annual event. o Rose Bowl to Bloom Pasadena, Cal. —(UP) —Paeadena is counting on starting the New Year with a rose. City gardeners have promised that every one of the 25,000 rose bushes surrounding the Rose Bowl will be in bloom at that time.

elers anticipated by the peninsular state this winter has resulted in a building boom of major proportions with more than $20,000,000 being spent m new construction at Miami and Palm Beach alone.

(By Pete) Standing W. U Pct. Kirkland 4 o 1.000 Yellow Jackets 2 0 1.000 Geneva 1 ® 1.000 Monmouth 4 1 .800 Berne . 2 1 - 6<i7 Commodores 11 -SAM) Hartford 11 500 Monroe 1 3 .250 Jefferson 0 2 .000 Pleasant Mills .... 0 4 .000 —oOo — This may be Thanksgiving week for the ordinary citizen, but for the basketball teams of Adams county, it is anything but a holiday. —oOo — Gaines are scheduled for every night during the week except Thursday and Saturday. One gme will be played tonight, two Tuesday, two Wednesday and two Fri- ' day. 11 —oOo — i [ Both Decatur teams will see action twice during the week. Three I of these four games will be played . |in this city. —oOo— The week's schedule will get underway tonight, with the Pleasant Mills Spartans meeting Jefferson of Whitley county at the Commodore gym. Jefferson defeated Monroe Friday night at Jefferson. The 1 latter team is coached by Peter Vitz of this city. 1 —oOo—--1 The Commodores will seek to ■ get back into the winning column Tuesday night, when they play the Jefferson Warriors at the Commo-

dore gymnasium. Only one game will be played, the first tennis playing at 7:15 o’clock. —oOo— The Yellow Jackets will be after their third consecutive victory of the year Wednesday night, when they battle Hoagland on the local floor. —oOo— / Both Decatur teams will see action Friday night. The Yel- < low Jackets will play at home, meeting Winamac, while the J Commodores will travel to 1 Kirkland to do battle with the | Kangaroos, at present leading . the Adams cqunty team standing with four victories and no defeats. —•o()o— Other games scheduled ter county teams are: Tuesday: Berne at New Haven. Wednesday: Monmouth at Kirkland. —oOo — As a suggestion to Yellow Jacket officials: if these last minute wild finishes are to continue, might be a precautionary measure to lay

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