Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1934 Three Veterans Return for Jersey High Cage Team Meet O'Fallon in Season's Opening Game Dec, 8 JERSEY VILLS, NOV. 2tf. (QB6 clol). Jerseyville will ojxm Its basketball season Deo, when O'Fallon plays here, Coach Creamer hw three veterans and several reserve players back from last son. jersey vllle Township Hgh School won the district basketball tltb, last year and placed aecond In the Illinois Valley conference.

The team has not lost a game on Its home court in the last two seasons. The veterans from last year are Virgil Allen, Clarence Updike, and warren Plrtle. Some of the most promising men from the second squad are John Brown, F-ed Fuchs, John Conner, Paul Klrohner, John Gross, and Dick King. The schedule announced for the Season: Dec. 8, O'Fallon, here; Dec.

15, Jacksonville High School, here; Dec, 21, Alton, there; Deo. 29, ool- Mnsvllle Christmas tournament; Jan. 4, Greenfield, there; Jan. 11, Oarrollton, here; Jan. 12, Roodhouse, there; Jan.

18, Oarrollton, there; Jan. 18, White Hall, there, Feb. 2, GrlggsvlUe, here; Feb. 8, Greenfield, here; Feb. 8, Jacksonville High School, there; Feb.

16, White Hall, there; Feb. 33, Roodhouse, here; March ,1. Grlggsville, March 7-9, 'district tourna- Would Consolidate HoriU Oonrad F. Aken, superintendent of Cook county schools outside Chicago, said be will ask that a bill be introduced at the regular session of the general assembly in January consolidating rural schools of the state under the township unit plan. The merger, he said, would 129 county districts in 29 new districts governed by that many boards.

ONLY NAMEOGRAPH MACHINE IN ALTON We Engrave Sonr Name Fret Fountain Pen and PwifH. II ear- chaied from us, Sanders Drug Store BROAD WAI AND MARKE1 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Irish Lick Army in Final Minutes ot Grid ThrilUt PAGE ELEVEN Augustana Wins Little 19 Crown; Millikin Second A crowd of 81,000 football fans saw Army go down to defeat ohce again, 12-6. at the hands erf Dame team ln the flnal minutes of the game played at Yankee Stadium, New York. Notre'Dame Bill Shakespeare was one of the shining stars of the South Bend aggregation, his forward pass to Capt. Valro scoring the first Irish touchdown.

In this picture he is shown about to plunge into the Army line for a short gain. (Associated Press Photoi) Shurtleff Lose First Game To Springfield Team Show PotentOf ense In Spiort End of $5-34 Score Lineups and Summary Shurtleft (34) Plarer ff ft pt McClfnt'k, Marfleld, 0 2 Mclntyre, Sprlnglleld (38) Plasyer Scott, Satton, Itenile, Abbott, Staler, Hale, Totals itttal 8-1 I 1.1 .200 0 0 ,15 1 Plldey, ...8 1 3 .404 Turn'ujh, 2 .001 FM-II, .000 White, IS 14 Totals ...0 0 0 18 012 Score at ball: Shurtltff Sprlni- teld in. Shurtleff College lost the first game of the season Saturday even- ng at Springfield where the Plo- ners faced the Junior College; the score was 35 to 34. Shurtleff has ix road games to play before the lome schedule starts the middle of and the Pioneers go to -Carllnville, Friday night, to oppose PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAY be from monty worries tnd Slnjlt Ptopli CM Borrow Up to $300 Will, Without Co.MiIwi Billi, Tixti, ttc. Buy Furniture, Clothlnj, Fuel, etc.

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Blackburn, and to Jacksonville the following night to open the Little Nineteen schedule. Coach Fischer is pleased with the offense of team which was good In this opening game, but announced the Pioneers were weak on defense. Two guards) Abbott and Stalker, were taken from the game oh fouls and this further weakened the- defense 'in the closing minutes of play enough for the Juniors to snatch the game by one Andy Menzie was the star of the game for the Altonlans, Scoring five field goals and five "free throws, IS points, to 'lead both teams scoring. -is a veteran letterman and Is the center of the team. Scott and Plldey shared honors for Springfield.

Scott scored nine points, and Plldey seven. The Shurtleff schedule has not been finished as yet will be announced within the next few days. Blackburn, the team the Pioneers face Friday night, Is an old non-conference rival that split the series with Shurtleff last season. When the Pioneers go to Jacksonville, Saturday night, they will be facing a team slated as one of the strongest in the conference. DakotaRack Takes U.S.

Scoring Lead (By Associated Press) A new scoring leader appeared on the national football horizon today. He is Paul Miller, crack triple threat back of South Dakota State College's Jackrabbits. Miller completed a ten game schedule last week with a total of 116 points, giving him an eight-point lead over Art Strutt of Duquesne, the eastern pacesetter. The scoring leader in each of the nation's major groups or conferen- Oiler Cage Team To Launch Season Against Bethalto Opening Game Scheduled Wednesday Night At Home USE EVANS' EASY PAYMENT PLAN DRESS UP FOR 'Use one account for your family! It's so convenient and easy to keep well dressed! Come In tomorrow and. get a Thanksgvlng outfit! LADIES' LUXURIOUSLY FURRED COATS can bare the Jt Mi Juit open "fount today, 95 SILK DRESSES 1 "ndi MM vt TOPCOATS 17 ces follows: 'layer and College Td Pat Tot South Dakota, State 19 2 Duquesne 18 0 Tulane 9 9 63 Stanford 10 0 60 Rocky Colorado Teachers 8 9 Big Minnesota 9 0 Southern Methodist 8 0 Duke 6 8 Big Iowa State 7 0 Missouri Washington University 6 118 108 57 64 48 44 42 1 31 Th 50 UP MEN'S SUITS Marx-made.

etnut nan In 4 Mf Paym.nl Plan) ISO HOLIDAY EASON Don't Forfctl UM your icoount EvftM for your boIlOftjr you bavcn'i one, open one today! PUBLICATION NOTICE State ot Illinois, County of Madison, ss: City ot Alton. IN THE CITY COURT OF ALTON TO THE SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. 1934. PIA8A BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ALTON, ILLINOIS, A Corporation, Plaintiff, VS.

WILLIAM R. ADAMS and TESSIE ADAMS, wife, Defendants, FORECLOSURE. CHANCERY, NUMBER 3125. Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of a' decree entered by the City Court in the above entitled cause on the ninth day of November, A. D.

1934, John F. McQin- nls, Master in Chancery of the City Court of Alton, will on the FOURTH DAY DECEMBER, A. 1934, at the front doo? of the City Hall in the City of Alton, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon ot said day, expose for sale to the highest b.dder, the following described tract of real estate, A part ot Lot Number Two (8) in Block Number Three (3) in Charles Howard's Addition to Alton, described as follows, towit: Beginning at a point on the North line of Seventh street In the City ot 130 feet West of the Weal line of Belle Street, running thence West on aatd North une of Seventh Street 60 feet; thence North parallel with the West line of Belle Street 100 feet to the North line of said Lot Two (3); thence East on the North line of said Lot Two (3) 60 feet; thence South 100 feet to the place of beginning; situate in the City of Alton, County of Madison, State of Illinois. TERMS OF SALE: CASH IN HAND. All of my herein being subject to approval of the Oity Court ot Alton, and upon confirmation of the sole herein a certificate ot purchase for said real estate will be Issued to the purchaser or purchasers.

Dated at Alton, Illinois, thli twelfth day of November, A. 1931 JOHN F. MOOINNIB, Master In Chancery. OXtJSON BROWN, Solicitor. NOV.

1934. WOOD RIVER, Nov, four letter men-back to bolster its hopes, until January, at least, East Alton-Wood River Community High'' School's basketball squad will open its playing season Wednesday night here against Bethalto. The Bethalto game will be one of three pre-conference season contests which will bring here two St. Louis teams Beaumont and Roosevelt. Closlnglts football season a week ago last Saturday, the Oiler squad has had somewhat of an advantage over a few other schools hi the Madison-St.

oiair Conference who hao to keep their double-duty boys on the gridiron until last Saturday or Thanksgiving. In addition, the Oilers, because separate coaches have charge of football and basketball, have been able to develop a pre-season basketball squad this year to train candidates who were not on the football team. How much this will have helped remains to be seen. However, two of last season's basketball regulars who do not play the grid game were able to get in a few advance licks on the Court. The cage lettermen back this year are Wildt and Counsil, regular starting forwards from last year's squad; Counsil, center and guard; and Christeson, also a combination center and guard, who has been playing at forward with "the preseason squad.

Last year's regular forwards, Ufert and Wildt. will be lost at mid- Counsil and Christeson will remain year because of graduation, but for the rest of the season. Meanwhile, Vuclch, Hudson, Pim- Jott, and Harmer all remain from last year's reserve squad, while Clark and Davis, who have come up from East Alton's grade schools, are looked to by Coach-Summers to give these men warm competition for regular berths. Vucich saw frequent duty with the regulars, but did not win a letter. Eller and Hobbs, both guards last year, are the only 1933-34 regulars who did not return.

This year's schedule: Nov. 28, Bethalto at Wood River. Dec. 7, Beaumont at Wood River. Dec.

14, Roosevelt at Wood River. Dec. 21, Madison at Wood River. Jan. 4, OoWnsvllle at Collinsville.

Jan. 11, East St. Louis at Wood River. Jan. 18, Granite City at Wood River.

Jan. 19, Alton at Alton. Jan. 25, Belleville at Belleville. Feb.

2, Madison at Madison. Feb. 8, Collinsville at Wood River. Feb. 9, East St.

Louis at East St. Louis. Feb. IB, Granite City at Granite Oity. Feb.

16, Alton at Wood River. Feb. 22, Belleville at Wood River. Southern Teachers Bounced Out of Share By Wesleyan CHICAGO, Nov. 26, (ff) The Illinois college conference football title situation had reached the argument stage today; with Augiu- tana and James Millikin present- Ing claims.

Since the conference does not officially award a title, gold probably are in order in both schools. Augustana finished its campaign with a 41 to 7 victory over Carthage, Saturday, to attain a record of six straight triumphs. Millikin bowled over Bradley, 26 to 0, for its fifth victory, Millikin, however, was held to a scoreless tie by Wesleyan, the only spot on its record. Southern Teachers College was bounced out of a shore of the mythical title by Wesleyan, Saturday. The Teachers led until the final quarter, through a safety taken by Wesleyan, but the Titans connected for a touchdown to win, 8 to 2.

Southern landed in a third place tie with Illinois College at five victories arm one defeat. Illinois College defeated McKendree. 33 to 0, and by beating Carthage Thanksgiving Day, can take undisputed possession of the place in the standing. In the other games, Northern Teachers outpointed Eastern, 18 to 12, in a great battle, and St. Viator defeated St.

Mary of Winona, 7 to 0. The latter contest was played Saturday night in the 124th Field Artillery Armory at Chicago, The season's business will wind up Thanksgiving Day with the struggle for the bronze turkey, between Knox and Monmouth on the letter's field, as the high spot. By losing, Knox would "equal Hobart College's intercollegiate record of 27 straight defeats. Bradley meets Cornell of Iowa, at Peoria, and Millikin plays Rose Poly of Indiana, at Decatur. Wesleyan meets Hanover, College at Hanover.

The standing: LT Augustana 0 0 Millikln 5 1 Southern 510 0 2 2 0 0 0 Owens Illinois Kickers Lose Soccer Match The Owens-Illinois soccer team lost to the Wahoo Indians of Louis Sunday at Cherry stwet, 3 to 0. The Indlr will come to Alton in two wee for a return engagement. Johnson scored the first goal for the Indians, and the other two points were taken by Keating and Hough. This evening the glee will meet, and two departments, Corrugated and Mold Repair, will hold regular meetings. On Tuesday evening the drama club will meet, the girls' basketball practice will be held and the Generals will hold a "liver and onion" supper at the clubroonu at Broadway and Oak streets.

Wednesday evening the Packers will entertain with an Informal party for members of the department only. The Machine Parts department will hold a smoker Saturday night at the club rooms. Basketball practice in the men's league will be held all this week at the Shurtleff gym. The women of the plant are start- Ing a collection today which will continue throughout the week. On Friday the contributions will be counted.

The donations will be taken in on effort to raise funds large enough equip the new kitchen at the club rooms. RADIO PROGRAMS Illinois College 5 1 Northern Teachers 4 1 Wesleyan 3 i Western Teachers 4 2 Bradley 3 2 North Central 3 2 Elmhurst 2 2 Normal 3 3 Monmouth i 2 Carthage 3 Eastern Teachers i 4 McKendree i Eureka St. Viator 0 Wheaton Knox 0 .0 Lake Forest 4 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 3 2 3 0 4 1 0 0 Governor on Relief Mission Henry Homer and Robert J. Dunham, chairman of the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission, left for -Washington for a conference with Federal Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins hopeful of obtaining $12,000,000 federal funds for Illinois relief during December.

Less than 000X100 from the $30,000,000 bond Issue is available for December needs, the commission announced. Blame's Orcheitra. WIL. Dick Steele. KSD.

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KSD. Mine Cave-In Leaves Road In Air HARRISBURO, Nov. 2C, Fluorspar mine cave-In Saturday undermined Highway 34 between the old Rosiclare spur and the new detour to Roseclare, leaving the concrete to span a six- foot chasm appearing to be 300 feet deep. Cars were traveling over the road, although the concrete was supporting own weight. The process of printing from movable type was Invented by Jo- hennes Gutenberg.

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Claude Hopkins' Orchestra KMOX. Lull Russell's Orchestra. WIL. Week's Orchestra. KSD.

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