Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 4

DECATUR HERALD MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1919. DECATUR HERALD The international President of Rotary. Bert Adams, of Atlanta, The fight for the quarterback hao narrowed down to a Detween Donaldson, the fast EWS OF SPORT will be the star of the Rotary assem little quarterback of Troop 7 and Lanum, the drop kicking star of blage. Second Celebration. Heretofore the one big time on Illi one.

This kind of spirit won the l. cals their ame Saturday ni can repeat with any other tea.h they continue to show that n.i spirit. Credit to Drobnlk. Coach Drobnlk can be credited drilling this spirit into his men as has worked faithfully with the since taking charge of It. He has the men out each evening as soon 7 possible and has made them PLAY CHAMPAIGN NEXT SATURDAY Coach Drobnick Drills the nois field has been the annual home coming to which came alumni from all over the country.

But George OHIO LEADING BIG 10 TEAMS IN TITLE RAGE Illinois Pressing Hard for Chance to Snatch Championship I Football Crowd Large Football through the Western conference is enjoying a remarkable comeback both financially and in playing quality, from the war-time setback given the game a year ago. Reports received tonight show the prosperity of the game. The receipts of the Michigan-Chicago combat yesterday will approximate the attendance being close to the 25,000 mark. Big crowds have been attracted to other Important games in other cities in the conference. The Michigan-Ohio contest drew an attendance in the neighborhood or 25.000 while the Chicago-Illinois game at Urbana a week ago drew 22,000.

Even Northwestern is getting its share, although the team has been unable to win a game in four starts. The Northwestern-Wisconsin contest two Huff, director of athletics, has decided to set aside another, date especially for. the residents of the state, whether alumni or not. With this Idea In mind he scheduled the Troop 6. The first named appears to be the most likely 'man at this date.

Creech of Troop 4 appears to have the fullback posilton cinched although Ditto and Murphy look mighty good. At halfback, Maxon, Robertson, Harrold and L. Shaw show up best and aro the most consistent tacklers and ground gainers generally. Wykoff, Reemsnyder, Molenda and Lewis will no doubt stand a chance on the second or third eleven. Few Good Ends.

The end positions have failed to Fighting Spirit Into -the Decatur Squad Michigan team which Invades Illinois TAYLORVILLE TEAM HAS A GREAT RECORD Staleys Expect to Spoil It Juesday; Battle Will be field for the first time in 14 years. The addition of another big game started playing. With but a few night's signal practise the locals accepted a challenge from the strong Peoria Tractor eleven and it was with difficulty that the Hilltoppers saved themselves from defeat. A drop kick saved the day for them and the- game ended 3-0 for Peoria. Having had tfuch a late start in getting organized It was hard for the locals to schedule good games for the 1919 season and as a result the teams which have been brought here have been swamped by the concentrated attack of the locals.

From a dope standpoint the fans figure that the two teams are of about equal strength and that there will be a battle royal on when the whistle blows for the start of the contest. Lovers of the gridiron sport In both scrimmage and signal Dri, tise until the proper ginger has Km. Instilled Into them. WELCOME SHIP. DUBLIN.

Arrival here of the fin-American steamer signaling tkt opening of direct trade between Ke York and Dublin was very waral-welcomed and the proprietors of tkt Irish Daily Independent made a pub. 11c presentation to the officers sliver mounter Tipperary bltck thorns. Each evening this week the Deca enables the state university to assure all comers of seating accomodations, which could not be done for the home-coming game because the Illinois alumni naturally have the produce many really good men tur High school football squad will be given some hard practise by Coach Drobnlk in preparation for the game with Champaign next Saturday. In first call for seats. HARLEY SAVED UlfV ens a ew neany o.uvu more UHIU spectators than any game in North- Illinois la Illinois, after its decisive defeat of Champaign the locals have a hard nut westerns history.

to crack, but II tney snow me ag gressiveness they displayed againxt Havighurst is by rar the best witn Shaw. Frazler, Bob Wood and Lewis running neck and neck. At center Widick and Austin are the best in the field with Widick showlnsr more fight and pep for the first half of the season. There has been but one guard seen in action thus far who Is good enough for an All-Star selection, namely Chicago and Minnesota, looms as one of the strongest elevens in the west. Michigan vis famed for Its football teams.

The Wolverines are one of University Hign Saturday iney are becoming more and more interested in the of the game i Hard Fought TEAMS WELL MATCHED should give Champaign one of the SCOUTS FIGHT fOR FIRST TEAM JOBS biggest surprises of its 1919 lootDaii experience. CHICAGO, Nov. 9. The undefeated Ohio State eleven, with the scalps of Michigan and Purdue dangling from its belt, tonight is a notch nearer the "Big Ten" football championship with Illinois trailing in second Mast 1'lnynsra. To start out each player now real- Atkinson of Troop 7.

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ires that he must get into the game Much Interest is Being Exhibited In Blazed Trail's All Star Football Selection. Place and Chicago pulling up Jn third. Wisconsin and Iowa, with two victories out of three games to thir the most resourceful elevens in the country as was shown when they made two touchdown against Northwestern in the final period after they apparently defeated. The assurance that there will be seats for all takes a load off the minds of many who hesitate to travel with any uncertainty of securing accommodations. But Illinois field can accommodate 18,000 fans.

Mail orders will be filled by addressing George Huff, the Gymnasium, Urbana, 111. and do his level best or he will be a bench warmer and let someone else get into the game who is willing to work. Since the new coach has taken hold of the team, he has drilled the spirit of the fight Into them and the result of such training was made apparent to the Normal visitors Saturday. Until lately the team has shown a tendency to loaf on the lob credit, are tied for fourth p'ace. this position are hard to find.

Hill is fair but not good enough. At tackle, Burchsll, Bob Wood, Jokisch and Pitner are good but there is a great chance for improvement. Troop 10 or Troop 11 may produce players that will completely upset the dope bucket and no scout mentioned yet can be assured that he has permanently cinched his position. Haines Essick will present every Illinois nas won four of its five games, while Chicago has won three CATARRH and the Staley special which leaves at 1 o'clock from the Illinois Central station Tuesday afternoon is expected to be crowded to the rim with Decatur rooters. Many will Join along the route as the train will stop at the stations to pick up extra passengers.

Bleachers Provided Special bleachers have been provided for the Decatur delegation of rooters on the south side of Hoover field and room has been provided to accommodate 800 from Decatur. It is thought that there will be fully that many go down for the contest. The special train is scheduled to leave Taylorville on the return trip at 5:30 o'clock giving everyone ample time in which to catch it. Everyone going down is urged to eat before starting as Taylorville is staging a big home-coming that day and accommodations will be limited there. out or four.

Ohlonus Given Scare. For head or throat Catarrh try the vapor treatment Every scout team entered in Boy Scout conference has been seen in action 'with the exception of Troop 10 which plays its first games this eek. A fight is being put up for the first 11 positions and a number of good players are showing up. The contest ill be extremely close and doubtless many players will be relegated to the second or third teams who think they should make the All-Star eleven. victorious over Purdue in a 20 to 0 game yesterday the speedy Ohioans will face their crucial games of ihe but the new coach Intends to take this out of it.

There was not a man in the game SaUirdav who did not do his Dest at member of the first All-Star honor STONINGTON DEFEATS championship, drive next Saturday ary eleven with a handsome trophy all times and no one tried to be an and a week later, meeting W'iscon individual star, but worked in con ILLIOPOLIS EASILY sin and Illinois, respectively. 11 well worth keeping. The tcophies will be lettered. "Boy Scout All-Stars Football 1919." junction withe rest of the players so as to make the team a well balanced) games which promise to be the most "y0URB0DY6UAREr 3Qf.jftQ" Christian County Team Piles Up 20-7 desperately fought of the season. The Ohioans were given a real acare by Purdue Saturday and only the Score Against Visitors Aerial Route HXHSHZHZHSH3HXHSHZHXHZHSHZiXHZHSHZHZHZHXHZHZHZHZHXHZ Ii i prowess of Captain "Chick" Harley Stonington used the aerial route enabled them to romp away with the game.

Harley had been kei-t un the side lines to avoid a possible Injury freely against the Illiopolis Independ 7 if ents Sunday afternoon In Stonington which have kept him out of the Wis and won 20-7. Hise kicked two goals Both Staley's and the Taylorville Independent teams rested Sunday in order to be In the pink of condition for the hard grind which will be Btaged on Hoover field in Taylor-villa Tuesday afternoon. The locals are counting big on invading- the Taylorvllle camp and coming back with the big- end of. the score while the Christian county champions are equally determined to keep their slate clean by winning what is considered the big game of the season. Fla-ht for neputntlon The Staley team will be an unknown quantity In the mix up Tuesday afternoon while Taylorville will have a reputation to uphold.

The town la noted for having turned out championship teams since organizing in 1914 and during that entire time has been beaten but once and that was in 1915 when the Moline Indians defeated them 14-2. Those 14 points were the only ones scored against them that year while they ran up total of 393 point on their opponents. When the team was organized in 1514 It was not scored on during the entire season while it piled up 436 points acainst their opponents. In 1'jlS Taylorville played ten games, won all of them, scored 350 points against their opponents eight points. Six of these eight points were made hy the Decatur Indians when Jack Mlntun booted the ball between the post twice.

In 1917 the team played 'seven games, won all of them without being scored on and scored 361 points against their opponents. The team did not organize in 191S' and has won all of Its games this year. Made Good Showing The Staley team has only been organized since Oct. 1 but has made a remarkable showing since it has Blouse Week consin game, but was called into the ROTARIANS TO VISIT ILLINOIS Ross Llvergood made two of Stoning- us at tona contest at the start of the seccrd ton's touchdowns, one by the aerial period to pave the way for victory. Illinois Victory Surprise.

I route and another by an end run. Doyle made another by a forward ipass. Delaney scored for Illiopolis. Kim wniie yesterdays games were without startling upsets, the ten to Interest was keen in the game as I the score stood 7-7 at the end of the first half. There was a large crowd in attendance.

Jones, of Taylorville, refereed the game. to 15th WAISTS November 10th Week For Wolverines Will Battle Indians on Mini Field Saturday, Nov. 15 MINOR LEAGUE OWNERS TO MEET six victory of Illinois over Minnesota was regarded as a surprise. Beaten in three periods of the game Illinois staged a fighting rally in the fourth and two brother Robert and Ralph Fletcher of Morris, proved to be the heroes of the Illinois triumph. Fletcher had been called into the game as a substitute and he made a beautiful field goal from the 34-yard line that gave Illinois the victory.

His brother had previously crashed through the Minnesota line for a touchdown. Chicago's 13 to triumph over Michigan in the renewal of traditional gridiron rivalry these historic foes was gained through the URBANA, Nov. 9. "Mr. Citizen of iifx Illinois: You are hereby invited to Illinois field at Champaign-Urbana on Saturday, Nov.

15, to help us beat CHICAGO, Nov. 9. Fresidants and club owners of several western minor leagues left here tonight in special car to attenl the annual convention of the National Association cl Minor leagues, which opens in Sprliiufleld, TueBday, continuing for three days. Michigan." This, in effect, Is the invitation that is being extended to the resi dents of Illinois by the state univer Any atMn.pt to restore 'he drit, which eivcp the major leacues nrlvilece to obtain the sta- players the minors each fall, will 1 frnbt NOTICE The new Welfare Home on South Broadway will be dedicated and open to the public with a reception tomorrow Monday hours afternoon 2:30 to evening 7:00 to 10KK). This is a charitable institution in which every citizen in Macon County is interested.

Every one is not only invited but expected to attend. ability of the Maroons to use successfully the forward pass. Chicago also showed its superiority to gain ground iml did the major share of the gaining throughout. Hnwkejci. Sloet Maroons The smooth working Iowa TOOK OH DREADFUL SORENESS.

Wbn the kidneys are weakened or overworked mo that they fall to filter and throw all impurities out of the blood, the according to A. R. Tearney. of the Thi-ee-1 and Western who effec ed the break ilic minors and majors a year ago ever the draft issue. sity as its powerful eleven makes ready to engage the famous Tost aggregation from Ann Arbor.

The occasion has been christened "State Day" and hereafter it will be an annual event. Rotarlana to Go. Already It Is certain that almost every Rotary club In the state will send a delegation to Champaign-Urbana on Nov. 15. The Champaign Rotary club haa Invited these fellow Rotarians and It is expected that other organizations will follow suit.

poison remains In IBs system ana Dacic- ache, soreness, lameness and rheumatic pains are likely to develop. Mrs. David Henry. 5 8. Lincoln Washington, N.

writes: "Foley Kidney Pills are doins me much rood, both my kidneys and the rheumatism. They took all the CAKCELI.ATlO' EXPENSIVE. PARIS. To cancel a contract with a Spanish firm for a two years' supply of vinegar Intended for use by the army. American authorities were obliged to pay $40,000.

oresdful soreness out or my limbs. The Decatur Drue; Co. gave Northwestern its fourth straight d'efeat, winning 14 to 7. The Hawkeyes clash with Chicago next Saturday and the outcome of this contest will determine the rank the lowans will be given In the "Big Ten" championship race. It will be the ifirst time Iowa and Chicago have met for several years and the contest promises to be hard fought.

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