The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 March 1928 — Page 3
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\nd V\ Kite Squad Boasts Fast \ggregalion Of Hardwtsid Stars.
Del’aun Snipers Faced W ith Hardest Test Of \ear Tomorrow Night.
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MELLIN'S, DREGGKST.
By Gerald Hnwman
' Sports Editor, Butler Collegian. Indianapolis, Mar. 1 With the per - jtige of the “Little Three” champion,:p, existing hetween Butler, l)e-
By Robert I. Bottorff Sports Editor, The DePauw
Faced with apparently overwhelming odds, tfie DePauw Tig. rs will hat- | tie Butler Thursday night in Bow
I’auw and Wabash, at stake, the Bull-’ man gymna-ium in the final harddogs will invade Gremcastle to-1 wood clash of the 1927-’2s eason. I. a> .letermined to clinch the Ritter rivalry between the two title. The game promises to he a bat-1 scho „| s aUKmeiUed b y the defeat
tie royal a both Bu,lei and DePauw
have turned in double victories over the Cavemen. , Flushed with an overwhelming 53-
, 15 win over the highly touted Marj euette quintet from Madison, Wi-., I besides an early season win over the
M thodists, the Blue-clad outfit will I finish the season m a hu go into the fray slightly the favorite! Coach Yo(Tett hns bl
tomorrow
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over its adversaries f
night.
Coach Paul Hinkle, anticipating a teugh battle from the DePauw aggregation, 2ent his entire squad . gain t th Wisconsin crow Monday night in order that they might be ready for action if m eded. Butler's greatest -trongth th! eason lies in the fret tha Hinkle’s reserves are as rqualh competent of handling them--dvrs as the varsity five. Practice this week for both the var-ity and freshman five-, the latter will battle the DePauw cubs as o i curtain-raiser, has been stiff, defense j being stre-sed in particular. Hinkle’s u-caching for the rntire season has centered on defensive tactic-, and or. this defen.-e he has based the majority of the team’s victories. Th Hluc and White five will enter I the DePauw clash with the imposing record of 1(1 wins in 19 start-. These i defeat include the conference-leading Purdue outfit, Notre Dame, and Wi
consin.
One of the longest winning streaks of any team in the state was register(Continued from page one) ed by Butler men during the season when the\ chalked up twelve straight win-, this victory march being halted by the 32-21 lose at Notre Dame two week- ago.
handed the Tigers early in the season will be the keynote of th fray. The Bulldogs, w'ith a long sti ig of vi. i lories and the strongest quintet in ' years, will hold the odd tomom w j night, but their invasion will be met by five fighting Tigers, d. rmined to
f glory, minting
ho Old Gold squad toward the Bluo tnd White for n atty wi . , ami it vill be a highly groomed five that .akes the floor tomori nv night
igainst tho Bulldogs.
Defensive tactics, which were untsually poor in the first game with iutlor, have been the fea uro of many intensive practice session- in the last ew days, and the principle mistak* •
lave been ironed out.
A strong attack, cent< ring on do ayed offensive maneuver . has been leveloped since the initial tilt, and he Tigers present a polished combiCoach Moffett will probably start he quintet that has made the best ihowing the last f w tilt-. Co.-tello vill probably start at . e forwar I rosition, although Loveh will ui; loubtedly see action in the battli 1 .
indianapolis Tank \rtists To Meet (lid (iold Swimmers Friday Night.
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”rawley seems assured of a he other forward position.
osier Athletic Club tat k j invade Greencastle Fiiday a return meet with the Tig- 1
-wimtners. Plans culling for a, . t wit! Kokomo Y. M. C. A. on the | ante dav have ht'en dropped for a
me. t on Match h.
In th 1 fitst meet with the club, the al -wimmers came home on the ho end of a 45 to 24 score, and the ' Cbl Gold paddler- are di termined to i avenge their drubbing in the loeal ! <d. After a week of intensive prac-1 lice Coach Search lias rounded hist iu:.il in -hape and will probably u«r I th same line-up that started in the .it.' nn et. Ciain will not be able to wim becau-e of an injury of his log. Coach Johnny Haines, boasting the . trouge t team in the state, will put tn ire trongth against the TigerT e star who were largely responiide for DePauw’s defeat several wick ago and who will swim next Fiiday .•tro: Baur, hieastroke; Church nl an Crownover, dash men;
berth in | attack, 440 yd. artist; and Mathison
THURSDAY NIGHT Freshman curtain raiser, 7 P. M. Second Game, 8:!3 Admission, $1 I icUols on Salt* \t Hamilton s lool* >lo?t VII Ji.iy ihur'-dny.
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ith us. We handle coal fori rpose. We will give you| mda for every ton. Our coal ui over government tested t • disinterested party. We *y truck any reasonable dixJp«elal prices on car lots. We real estate and rental-. ** property with us. Satis-
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... nuid Ciroruit Court <.n the March 1 !>2S. at which tiuu all I creditor* ami Ict’at'M * of »aid | retjuired to appear in F.iidi
I’oiirt and show cans**, h ;«ny t)i« tc I>» why Raid account and voie-h* rs houh*
not he approvt <1.
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( I DENT M \RS FILMING MOVIE MOTOR RACE O One accident marred the filming ol the thrilling auto racing scenes of "The Racing Romeo”, Sam Wood's production tuning Red Grange fo, FBO, which comes to the YoncastU th at'er on Thursday for an engagement of two days.
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you buy a brooiler, be a Nowtowu. The poultry •hofce wherever tried. GreenHatchery, l«oi S. Locust; 22 ' !on , Phoae 585-L. 29-tf NOTICE •w* of Putnam Co., The Brazil 6 Co., is paying 81.50 for and cattle. Will remove your e« of charge,tankage, we have Per hundred, test 50 to 67 per •liveries free on my route. Re>H, Brasil 394 or 5364 the plant ^er goes out of busi—e.M
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PUTNAM i'IKUUIT AHY TKRM, U>JS.
AETNA I.1KI'; INSI [•.ANi’i: PANY, vs. J. I HANK T':Ot T.
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,'OMUI.AI.NT ON NOT! FoitKULOSU MOItTiiAOU
Now coitus the plainiiff. h” T Inys and
Hays, attorneys, and haviliK
for»* filed Its «mriplalnt hfredii and
a ffidavH ah on na: that
ants .1. Frank i >'it, Anui tta 'l^-out, J’oy L Murphy, Maud* Murpliv
Asher fl. Wood, I0sI,*Im r I'.
Flancy -I. Murphy, Murphv, Wif,* of C1an<’> j. Miii;*h>, f*eort.. Murphy, Murphv, VN f. ntieornt* W. Murphv. at, iinu-r, sidcnts of the State of liidiaiia tiiat said atlon Is for the for* che-'ii. ,d i timrit HKe on real estate halted iu lutllitm County, Indiana, an<I that the said non-resident defendants ar« n* « ■
sary parths ther.-to
Notice is therefore hereby ^iven smIjI defeiidanls, and each of them, that unless they he an appear on th 1”» day of the next term of th« Putnam Circuit Court, to he he^un and h**ld on he 2nd dav of April,, ID2S, said date IriK the IS day of April, PCs. in th Court Mouse in < Ir« etiea *if |e, Indiana, to answer et demur t«» said complain*, the same will he heard and determined
in their nhsenee.
W itness mv name and the seal of
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this Lhl day of Kehruary. 1D2S.
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jtiif the tremendous speed which tbs racing automobiles used in the pictures would attain, Wood took all possible precautions toward reducing hazard to the dare-devil drivers who participated. A a precaution the services of Frank Lockhart, 23 year old marvel of the speedways who won last year’s Indianapolis classic were secured as technical advisor. Isxkhart likewise acted as starter of the race which provides one of the thrill-features of the production. The single accident which occurred during the making of the picture took place after the completion of filming of racing scenes. At the request of racing fans at Ventura, California, where the scenes were filmed, Sam Wood sent the drivers over the course in an exhibition run. One of the drivers, Richard Perry, crashed through the fence while negotiating a turn after mowing down five posts collided with a car owned by a spec-
tator.
Grange himself is seen piloting one of the speeding racing cars in “The Racing Romeo.” In the loading feminine role, Jobyna Ralston is seen a.the heroine for whose hand Grange dons the racing cap and goggles.
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Mount/, will probably be in the darting line-up at the pivot p iticq .vith an able substitute in Stone. Cap- . tain Messersmith will lead the Tig-* (•rs as running guard and Marshall will be posted at backguard. Two seniors will sing their “Swan Song" on the Del’auw hardwood tomorrow night. Captain Lloyd Me -- er-milh will wind up three yertr of play on th' varsity -quad. Never a spectacular player, he h x been a bulwark on defense, and has played n steady often-ive game t ,t has pk 1 e-l him at he top f hi eamirntrs in sc big honors. johnny Marshall, v teran Tiger athlete, will al •> ' ' le hi.- corf with the Butler cag( . for the last time tomorrow night Playing a heady defensive game, he ha turned defeat into victory more than once in his three year< of play. Anticipating the bin xt crowd ol the season, the athleiic department has made extra seating arrangements for the game. Advat ■ report.-, from Butler indicate that a large number of Indianapolis fan- will follow the Bulldogs to Greencastle.
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nation rather than <le . I; settings absolutely original a far as the ~cn ■ n is concerned— these art* protni-ed in Fir-t National's "The 1’rivate I.ifc of Helen of Troy,” whic comes to the Granada Theater, beginning tomorrow. The film version of John Errkine’s brilliant novel of the characters ot Grecian mythology, i blazing new paths in movie stone ; and Carey Wilson, producer of the picture, was determined to make the sets a un* usual as the story it. elf. A staff of artfsts and designers spent months in advance of the picture to prepare a background idealistic and novel enough for the highly unconventional theme and treatment of the story. “The Private Life of Helen ot Troy,” features Maria Gorda, lewis Stone and Ricardo Cortez in the roles of Helen, Menelaos and Paris respectively. Alexand* r Korda directed the picture from Carey Wilson's screen version of the book.
Just one month until we move into our new location. Everything in our stock is reduced in prices. We are willing to sacrifice on our stock rather than to move so much oi it. Vou he the judge. Extra Specials During T he SALE Reg, Sale Suits — 20% Discount
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IN MEMORY
Of our dear husband ami Newton Wdl-, wh passed
March 1st 1927.
In our heart- your memory linger’. Sweet, tender, fom ; and true; There is not a day. dear father, That we do not think of you. Sadly mi sed by wilt and <hil ren.
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