Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 38, Number 260, Decatur, Adams County, 1 November 1940 — Page 8

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WILDCATS MEET MINNESOTA IN GRID FEATURE Northwestern • Minnesota Clash Features Saturday Schedule Chicago. Nnv. 1 'I'Pl Heroic* of a tight-lipped northwestern 'earn on a gray. water -logged day In l»M fired both Northwe- ,-rn and Min-1 nerou today a* ttu-y a;-pro*< h«-d thefr >buwdown in game number on ul a "round robin' to ettle the the Rig Ten football ■ hampiunship F-iur .eaoin '*a k a Mihne-ota avalanche mightier than this one • kidded and .tailed tn the North we.tern mud ending th« tno»t mi pre*»lve winning .freak In modern history That ilp«et never ha« been propet ly avenged For Minn* -ota the ISM heroic, serve a. a warning Fur Northwestern it'* inspiration and tn this historic .ettlng tbe-c two undefeated untl.d team, com Plata their pressing I onferen •• if fair* before meeting the third contestant in the Round Robin Michigan A full hou«»- of i’ ihhi probably wlll greet them tomorrow in l»y< he •tadlutn They're the only major perfect record team, i lashing anywhere in the nation tomorrow and not only their *tatu< in the west■rn conference bu’ perhap. a leg >n the myllmal national < !ianipi<>t»

• I '■ lll—h i “A Pair of Country Kids” by Decatur C.Y.O. Sunday, Nov. 3 Decatur C atholic 11. S. .Auditorium Matinee 2:45 Evening S o'clock

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. Hinpio-d Info the i-i- kgi mnd are three other game, involving conl- ten- •• team. Indiana at Ohio iMfgte, Purdue a' lowa and Illinois at Wisconsin Michigan I. idle and none of the other three game, can !-au«e mu.ll of a quiver in the tonferonre .landing. Ext ept for the 21 game winning • freak which Minnesota tarried to Northwestern in ISM. the situation I. a striking parallel Roth have tram, resembling those of l*M Roth are undefeated and Minnesota one more is a .trona favorite. The mighty Gophers have grown i-'ronger week by week In George il'ram k and Bruce Smith 'hey have I the able.t hall carrier, in the < in ferente Minnesota's line I. th--biggest thing around thl« ■ infer- • nt e m year., Northwestern. on the other hand barely got by Indiana without ’he •ervlce. id Hill Ite orrevont and Ike Kepford It. chief weapon a gainst Wisconsin and Ohio Stabwas alertness ftevot evont ha« returned and will nee .til the service equited of him l'nle*» h» i« right t the Wildcats are negligible often •Ively despite the i-hiUty of it. 1 other good lu'kuhi i State « fallen Illg Ten chain pion, run Into another vigorous de f.-nae th!, week and the complicated Rut key.- offensive .y.tem will need al lit. stuff t.i prevent defeat mim'ier four Nut .luce 1*34 ha- Ohio State lost three .freight conference game, but thi. one l« a to..up chiefly tiet-au.e Indiana lark, the sustained driving power to make a drive pay off In tout hdown. Purdue's sophomore* will try to

ADAMS COUNTY NET SEASON TO OPEN TONIGHT Three Games Are On Schedule For Baskethal I Opener Tonight Ro-kethall. king of Indiana-sport* I will get underway In Adam. -ownty tonight, with nig of the county ' team. »< heduled to »ee action In three gallic* Th.- Pleasant Mill. Spartaii., net t lona I < hampion, will <!-lay th.-ir opener one night, meeting Pl»-rei-'an SatU'day night at Pieri eton j Game* tonight are Hartford town.hip at Bern. Monmouth at Geneva and Monroe at Kirkland Ib-iatur'a team the Yellow Jacket* and Commodore.. will not •tart their at hedulra until neat Friday November », the Commodore. playing at New Haven and the Yellow Jacket, at Portland Delator's Vein* Jacket* will play their final fiaitball game of the season bmlght. meeting the North Side Redskin* at Ft Wayne at » o'clock - o — Today’s Sport Parade By Henry McLemore Ch - ago Nov 1 ;UF' Who la the toughest man connected with fieitball today' Hold a national poll on that question and you'd get volva for such genta a. Hunk Anderanu Carl Snaveley law Little. Frani la | Thoma* and Howard Jones, to mention a few of the better slave drlva*f* Rut these gentlemen and other, you might name aren't even in the running for tine upstanding I'm percent roughnero toughness and all aroimd sternness They are panty waists, late-trimmed sl«ale*. Hilles of the valley compered to m> candidal-' And who |. he* Well I II tell you He la (Henn Cliff Rainntn He I* the Glenn Cliff Rainnm Who coat he* the Northwestern hand. Men thia Rainnm I. 'he mad < tar Paul of th* piccolo 'he Charlemagne of the cornets, the Caesar of the t larlnet*. the Villa of the violin* and 'he Attila of the oboes keep low a down where Minnesota shoved the Hawk, Isst week SI to 6 Zuppke fear. Wisconsin's fast hacks and rightly so. llllnol* ha n't the speed to - ope with a fast attack

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To play In the Northwestern band you have to be able to lake It At Northwestern, with Balnum •winging the verbal cat-o'nlne tail*, the football team Is composeri of the weak and aonsistlve boy. who couldn't make the band If you don't believe me just go Io Evanston tmea and listen to Balnum and his muscular musician* through a prar tierThey don't work In a hall al Northwestern Practice is held on r special football field It I* al! marked out with ten yard llnc-tn order that th. players can rehearse their man-rtivers in a legitimate fashion iUinum operate* from a spec tally ! c-jnstrnr ted so foot tower overlook-1 Ing the rowed rornetists, the bewildered bugler* the terrilled tymp,n -.li-p- 11-- ’i-i« a von ,- that Is the envy of captain Blight and last year'* wlnnei of the n<«-ail-ing < ontest In Red Run. Arkansas, but tbi* Is not enough He has a loud apeaker device that magnifies hl. vtnul product until the very earth >rtn« the musician* in trembling. ' | I Hst.ned t<> Balnum yesterday. A drummer .bowed up with a sprained Wrist "Ort that treated, boy," Bainum tried.. Minnesota I* hero tomorrow and we must win ' I must explain that when Rainum .peaks of a school hn refers to ' it* band, not Its football team They tell the story of how Bpinum (o-ppr d up his band before the Indiana game last week Indiana, a* you know, has probably the moat sensational band of ali the college* In the country. Bainum knew how . he was outweighed by Indiana In I the wood winds, outclassed in the brass and hail only a lighting chance tn the strings, but be was j determined to have his band to down lighting In the encounter , with the Hoosiers. Ho he spoke Men." he said "thi* Is the one game I want you to win for me There will Im- no excuse. We have - only seven minute* on the Held, but If you wHI play as you know how. drill a* you have been laugh' and fight until the last note, victory can be ours." In rehearsal. Bainum la a martinet A freshman trumpeter who missed his assignment to dot an | "I" in the formation "welcome Minnesota" wa* lashed "Can’t you coordinate mind and muscle." Balnum cried from hl* platform A* the freshman turned toward i the ea»t and hi* mother for comfort. Bainum caught a junior spinning out an "*■' in the wrong faah lon. "More knee action," he cried. "Higher, higher, higher, when you ■tep f>o you want the Golden Gophers to make u* look like I fools?" A senior, and a proud one with a trumpet to bia lip*, bit a sour JSSSS

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not in "go you Northwestern.” i The stand rocked The loudspeaker fell to it* knees Balnum dabbled like three towers of Babel wired for sound "Oh —oh oh •" he groadm-d "You can't do ihat to me You can I do that to Northwestern You can't- " I turned .lowly away, and headed Lai k to the football field where the sissies were imly blocking and tackling and ramming Imo the line. "I don't know how the football game will come out hut I m giving 7 to 2 that Northwestern * band wins on Haturday » i CORBETT RALLY -■■sirtNVhki rnnv raoe <>nw> home Admission will Im- only io cents a person and free eats will lie served This program i* nelng held In honor of Mr. ('orbett. who is a bat Ivo of Afiams county and has achieved a notable suciess In his field PRESIDENT TO o>rin. wo runs rs«l owo. in upstate .New York for the first tim* tbs year. There will be lominute rear-platform speeches at Ro< hesi--r and Batavia. He will arrive In Buffalo when the factories are emptying at the noon hour to Inspect the t'urtlss-Wrlgbt arcraft and the Bethlehem Steel cnmimny factories There will be another •top In Erie. Fa. before be arrive* in Cleveland for bl* final full dre** ■pee<h of the campaign Saturday night. Wendell L. Willkie. will be compl -ting hs bd at about the same time in New York'* Madison Square Garden. In an address late ye*terday dedicating th* new It MO.Mo national Inatitute of health In Beih e»da. Md. Mr Roosevelt denied that his administration plans to socallxe medical practice. Declaring that "the rampart* we j watch must be < Ivllian a* well a* ' military." he called upon science to form a partnership with government for "total defense" similar to th* defense partnershp between government and Industry. | "We seek teh same partnership that we seek for Industrial produc tlon In the advisory commlaaton "

VOTE FOR JBHA «Q» 4H & Charles R. BOWERS Republican Candidate for SURVEYOR Am ■ farmer and have had 27 yearo of experience In drainage engineering. Pol advt.

he •aid "Neither the American jieople nor ther government intend to socialite medical practice any more than they plan to socialise industry." Pointing out that the objective In America, a* almost nowhete el*e In the world. I* life conservation rather than life destruction. Mr Roosevelt asserted he I* working to build defense in term* of humeans a* well a* In term* of gon* Yellow Jacket* To End Season Tonight Decatur'* Yellow Jacket* wind up their l*to grid season tonight at the North Hide field In Fort Wayne when they tangle with the powerful Redskin*. Altough the Purple ha* little hope* of grabbing a victory from the Red. rated a* one of the best in the state, they do hope to make an Interesting battle of it. The game Is scheduled for M p m at the northern field In Fort Wayne. | • «n

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BOWLING MEET | IS CONTINUED Annual Fall Tourney \t Mies Alleys Saturday And Sundav ——- Rowling In the annual fall tour-1 nt-y at the Mie* alleys will von I Unite Saturday and Munday w 'h I .everal outstanding team, yet tn howl. The Grace Construction team -X Fort Wayne will roll at 7 p m Sat i urtfay. along with five other team. | Ihifflirau Ale of Fort Wayne will ' terwl ai I p m Sunday. St Joe a I C al 4 p m Bunds/. Keenan hotel | at 7 p. m Sunday leaders In the tourney to date are: i Ib-rghoff* . log', i American Beverage . jo*« { F ist State Rank nil M< Mlll-'ti. 2MI Bartos 2«I& Paul'. Lunch nil Central I Hug . I*ll Wefel IWng r*S Marathon 37*1 Wolf A llesaaner 37M Happy s Place 17M Boh * Inn . IMI GitnnaCa . >7l* .Home Iniulator* 370* Weber lintel . 37»1 I Shearer's Store . SMf. Ilolsum Bread M4* I coidspot nt* 1 Gamble* . _ 3<« I Amalgamated Clot hers . 35*7 Bru< vs Grill !M7 Maloley* 254* lavcal '"‘l . 37-72 W ATTAC K ITALIAN I | WII ri ■roe—rwvriwt siri enow raos omb cost of Isolating other power* " Enlarged Prsgram Washington Nov. I ll’Pl Pre--1 aident Roosevelt .aid today that he I may ask congres. soon to approve jb new and enlarged program of airll plane production so rAmerlcan de ifen.e. I He Indicated at a pre.i confer- . ence Hut the program would envla- > age construction of new plane man . tsfacturlng plants to help reach the Igoal of an American product Im ' capacity of m.Mo fighting planes i annually II The program ha* not yet rear hed ■ the draft stage, .aid Mr. Roosevelt. | but it Is obvious that some such .development will lie necessary President production facilities are | nvertased by American and British

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