Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 18 November 1938 — Page 8

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NET SCHEDULE Os CONFERENCE IS ANNOUNCED Each Northeastern Indiana Conference Team Plays Six (James The list of conference games for each of the 10 schools in the Northeastern Indiana high school athletic conference was released today by W. Guy Brown, secretary of the Conference. Mr. Brown also announced a hange in a major ruling of the vonference which permits each of the teams to choose the six opponents which they wish to play in competing for the conference title. In past years reams In the conference had to play an engagement with each of the other teams to compete for the title. The only requirement in the new six-game ruling states that all schools outside of Fort Wayne must play a conference game with at least one Fort Wayne school. For instance, the new ruling makes ft possible for Decatur to play a conference game with North Side, while North Side would not consider the tilt as a conference engagement. Hugh Andrews, the Yellow Jacket mentor, chose North Side as the required Fort Wayne confer-1 ence foe. with the game set for December 9. The Jackets’ first conference battle occurs on November 23 with Garrett. This game will also be considered by the Railroaders as a conference, meeting of the teams. The other conference opponents for the locals will be Auburn. Co-1 lumbia City. Bluffton and Hartford City, in that order. Following is the entire conference schedule: Decatur Nov. 23 —Garrett. Dec. 9 —North Side. Jan. 6 —Auburn. Jan. 20 —Columbia City. Jan. 27—Bluffton. Jan. 31—Hartford City. North Side Jan. 6 —South Side. Jan. 21—Hartford City. Jan. 28 —Central. Feb. 4 —Auburn. Feb. 10—Columbia City. Feb. 17—Bluffton. Kendallville Nov. 4 —Hartford City. Dec. 2 —South Side. Dec. 22 —Auburn. Jan. B—Columbia8 —Columbia City. Jan. 27 —Garrett. Feb. 17 —Decatur.

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Yellow Jackets at Marion. Jefferson at Monmouth. Geneva at Berne. Monroe vs. Pleasant Mills at Commodore gym. Poling at Hartford. Pennville at Kirkland. Commodores at St. Mary's. Anderson. - Bluton Nov. 25—Auburn. Dec. 2 Hartford City. Jan 6 —Garrett. Jan. 13 Central. Jan. 27 —Decatur. Feb. 10 —Kendallville. Auburn Nov. 25— Bluffton. Dec. 9—Kendallville. Jan. 6 —Decatur. Jan 20 —Garrett. Feb. 4 —North Side. Feb. 17 -Columbia City. Hartford City Dec. 2 —Bluffton. Dec. 16 —Columbia City. Jan. 6 —Central. Jan. 31—Decatur. Feb. 17 —Garrett. Feb. 24 —Auburn. Central Dec. 2—North Side. Dec. 9 —Columbia City. Jan. 6—Hartford City. Jan. 7 —Auburn. Jan. 14—Decatur. Feb. 11—South Side. Columbia City Nov. 23—Bluffton. Dqc. 2 —Garrett. Dec. 9 —Central. Dec. 16 —Hartford City. Jan. 20 —Decatur. Feb. 17 —Auburn. Garrett Nov. 23. Dec. 2 —Columbia City. Dec. 17 —North Side. Jan. 13 —Kendallville. Jan. 20 —Auburn. Feb. 17 —Hartford City. South Side Dec. 2 —Kendallville. Dec. 9 —Bluffton. Dec. 16—Auburn. Jan. 6 —North Side. Jan. 13—Hartford City. Jan. 18 —Central. o Decatur Student On Trip With Grid Team Richmond, Ind., Nov. 18 —(Special) — Harol* Zimmerman. Decatur. regular guard on the Earlham college football team, left with the squad Thursday for Philadelphia, where the eleven wil meet Swarthmore college Saturday. Zimmerman playing his second year on the Earlham team, is expected to start at right guard.

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SAYSMICHIGAN I TO BEAT OHIO I United Press Writer Favors Notre Dame, Purdue To Win By Harry Ferguson, (UP Sports Editor) New York. Nov. 18. —<U.PJ* —The road gets rougher going into the home stretch of the season and trying to pick the winners in Saturday's football games: Midwest Michigan-Ohio State: Kicking off with a tough one, Michigan has u slight bulge in one of the great games of the day. Notre Dame-Northwestern: This may be the spot where Notre Dame gets it in the neck, but you've got to string with the Irish until the scores come in. Purdue-Indiana: Purdue, easily. Minnesota-Wisconsin: Great spot for a tie or maybe a Wisconsin victory. Oklahoma-lowa State: Oklahoma in a hard one that will be the banner game in the big six. Illinois-Chicago: Illinois by a score from here to the dressing room. Nebraska-Iowa: Nebraska has an edge in a game between two disappointing teams. Detroit-Tulsa: Detroit, but close. South Duke-North Carolina State: Duke roll on. Georgia Tech-Florida: Tech without any more trouble than Germany had with Czechoslovakia. Georgia-Auburn: Auburn on the season's record, but Georgia will be tough. Louisiana State-Southwest Louisiana: LSU in a breeze, Texas Christian-Rice: TCU 20, Rice 7. Southern Methodist-Baylor: Baylor in the southwest's best game. Pacific Cast California-Stanford: California ought to win it, but funny things happen when these two meet. Washington-Oregon: Washington takes a tight one. East Yale-Harvard: Harvard in a game where anything can happen, i Pittsburgh-Penn State: Pitt should get by safely. Princeton-Army: The soldiers against an up and coming Princeton team. Fordham-South Carolina: Ford-| ham to hit its stride and maybe run up a score. Villanova-Boston U.: Villanova 1 without too much trouble. Columbia-Syracuse: Syracuse in a game in which footballs will fly through the aif all afternoon. o $25,000 Damage Suit Filed After Accident — Rochester, Ind., Nov. 18 —(UP) — Kellogg Butler. Indianapolis accountant, today had filed suit for $25,000 damages against Floyd F. Potter for injuries received in an automobile accident near Seymour on Dec. 5. 1937. Butler claimed he was permanently injured and accused Potter of driving his car carelessly and recklessly and at a high rate of speed over highways covered by snow and ice. o DANCE SUNDAY SUNSET

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WEmwC i I Both Decatur high school teams will swing into action tonight, but local rooters will be forced to travel to see either game, as both are playing out of town. The Yellow Jackets, victorious over the Portland Panthers in the opening tilt last week, face a tough problem tonight in meeting the Little Giants of Marion at Marion. Marion business men are making a real civic event of tonight’s game, reporting more than 4,000 tickets sold for the Decatur affair, which is Marion’s opening tilt. The Commodores, with two onepoint victories under their belts, likewise have a tough task, meeting St. Mary's Gaels at Anderson. St. Mary’s has won the state Catholice championship for the past three seasons and the Commodores are out to score an upset. St. Mary’s won its opening game in easy fashion Wednesday night, trouncing St. Paul’s at Marion, 34 to 9. Anderson’s probable starting lineup for tonight's tilt will be Hexamer and Amrine at forwards, Cox at center, Hopkins and Abel at guards. Tnose Ossian Bears of Weils county went on the rampage last night, trouncing Lancaster, also of Wells county, by a 32 to 15 count. Wilson, former Yellow Jacket, is playing center for the Bears. In another game Thursday night. New’ Haven trounced Monroeville, 32 to 19. —oOo — Adams county teams will be engaged in five contests this evening. The feature will be the first schedule game played in the new Monmouth gymnasium, where the Eagles will be I hosts to the Jefferson Warriors. Although both Decatur teams are on the tonight, one game will be played in this city, with Pleasant Mills entertaining the Monroe Bearkatz at the Commodore gym- , nasium. —oOo — Other games on the night’s card: Geneva at Berne, in what should be a rip-snorter; Pennville at Kirkland and Poling at Hartford. The Yellow Jackets will have an appetizer Wednesday night for their Thanksgiving dinner, playing the Garrett Railroaders at Gar-1 i rett in the first northeastern conference tilt of the season for the ’ Jackets. The Yellow Jackets will also see action next Friday night, ' meeting the Geneva Cardinals at 1 Geneva. —oOo — The Commodores have only one ' game scheduled next week, playing ' at home Friday night, with Celina, ’ Ohio, Catholic playing at the Coml modore gymnasium. 1 o 500 Sheets 8/zXll Yellow Second Sheets, 35c. Decatur '• Democrat Company. ts

PURDUE MEETS I. U. SATURDAY Rivalry Between Hoosier Teams One Os Oldest In Midwest Lafayette. Ind.. Nov. 18. —(U.PJ*— Form sheets go into the waste basket tomorrow for Purdue and Indiana are battling for the old oaken bucket. This is one of the oldest and bitterest traditional rivalries of the middlewest, having started back in 1891. and more often than uot down through the years the underdog has come through to victory. Only last year this happened when Purdue scord a 13 to 7 victory over the highly regarded Hoosiers. The situation this year is almost identical with that of 1934. Bo McMillen's first season as Indiana coach. Then, as now, Purdue had a chance for a share of the big ten title and the Hoosiers were ending a disastrous season. But Indiana rose to the heights and slapped over a 17 to 6 victory. Before the game. McMillin made one of his classic remarks: “I’ve seen sicker cats than this get well.” And Bo ag well as thousands of Indiana fans is hoping that this year's Hoosier team “gets well'' tomorrow and spanks the Boilermakers again. Purdue this season has defeated Detroit, Wisconsin, Butler and Ohio State, tied Fordham and lowa and lost to Minnesota. The Boilermakers can tie for the big ten title by beating Indiana if the Minne-sota-Wisconsin and Ohio StateMichigan games result in ties. Indiana's lone victory came last week over lowa. Previously the Hoosiers had tied Nebraska and lost to Ohio State, Illinois. Kansas State. Wlsc<»sin and Boston. Indiana fans are recalling that McMillin, at the season’s beginning, remarked that “I think we’ll

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I _ 4 Decatur Bowling League Results w — — —— —• MERCHANT LEAGUE Bank LOM 173 232 I Blakey 165 185 1901 'H. Kruckeberg 163 133 Sautter 128 143 1 Hummer I*o 179 1371 Schults 204 139 200 ' Spot 16 16 16) Totals 864 825 918 | Schafer Co. Hoile 169 148 189 I . Walters 212 201 137 ' ,Tope 188 182 165| Reinking 114 147 141 McClure ISO 177 190 ——« —MM -M—< m | Totals 863 855 822 j Conservation Club Bultemeier ... 119 153 N. Scheuman . 161 154 130 Schroder 155 146 145 Meyer 138 175 193 ■ Zwick 134 151 138 > M. Scheuman 100 Totals 707 726 759 Wren ; B Dull 140 145 151 IS. Dull 123 134 143 T. Dull 57 122 127 Tumbleson 84 110 103 Davis 136 152 157 Spot 24 24 24 Totals 564 687 705 ! Decatur Uph. A Murphy 233 190 146 I Reinking 130 179 183 Bleeke 129 188 148 Gerber 127 144 131 Brewer 136 172 169 be lucky to win two ball games. , We might win them all. or we might lose them all, but they'll be close. And I’m silly enough to think that we might beat Purdue." The Hoosier victory over lowa last Saturday has given McMillin’s boys renewed confidence and vigI or. Their passes have been clicking all week and indications are i they will fill the air with flying footballs tomorrow'. Purdue must be %iven the edge for the Boilermakers have turned in some brilliant performances this season and have a well grounded running attack. In addition, their coach, Mai Elward. credits i this year’s team as having the finest spirit of any team he ever I saw.

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