Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 271, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1953 — Page 7

JjVESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 195? ▼ 1,1 I ■'■nil wi

SPORTS

fcig Shakeup In nation's Top College Teams ’ >NEW YORK UP — Texas and i Wisconsin made big advances amid a shakeup of the United Press top JO football teams today at Notre Dame and Maryland, owning the only spotless majo? college records, retained the !•* rankings. While Notre Dame and Maryland scored one-sided victories, four teams among last week’s top, 10 were upset, causing a reshufr fling of the teams behind the two leaders. Illinois. Georgia Baylor add West Virginia were f hfe teams that lost considerable ground after being beaten. | Notre Dame, in topping the ratings from the eighth straight week, attracted 30 first-place votes from the 35 leading coaches • who comprise the United Press rating board, attracting the 5 other first*place ballots, gained ground qn the Irish, however. V In addition, to its 30 first-place votes, qqach Frank Leahy’s me‘i i received 5 for second place, giving therq a total of -34® points which matched their season’s high of last whek. Maryland had a total of 308 points, narrowing The Terrapins also lured 1 first? place baillpt away from Notre Dame this week. J Tough tests appear in store for both top teams this weekend. The Irish face a traditional jinx rival Un fowa, jwhich moved up to 19th> this week; Maryland’* opponent is

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams TuesdayFort Wayne Concordia at Berne. Hartford vs Rockcreek at Bluffton. ! Wednesday Commodores vs Monroeville at Hoagland. Geneva at Montpelier. Friday Geneva at Yellow Jackets. Jefferson at Adams Central. Monmouth at Ohio City. Pleasant Mills at Willshire. \ ' Berne at Portland. n \ ' - 1 "- - • Alabama, which advanced to Jlth place. « The defeat of Illinois by Wisconsin gave Michigan State, UCLA and Oklahoma each an opportunity to move up one notch, filling the places between third and fifth ip order. Michigan State had 261 points, UCLA 210 and Oklahoma 196. , . ' ■ ’ . Far behind them came Texas, which jumped from 11th to sixth after beating Texas Christian, while Wisconsin vaulted from a tie for 17th to seventh place. Texas had 93 points and Wisconsin 74, just two more than Southern California, which moved up two notches to eighth place although it did not play last weekend. Georgia Tech, upset by Alabama, dropped from seventh to ninth with 51 points, edging Illinois by 1 point. The mini fell all the way from third place to 10th. Baylor and West Virgin ranked eighth and ninth last week, plummeted out of contention. The Bears of the Southwest Conference were ranked only 21st this week, while West Virginia, whosa perfect record was ruined by Soutn Carolina, dropped to a tie for 23rd place. Rice headed the second 10 teams, followed by Alabama. Stanford and Auburn. Army and Kentucky were tied for 15th place; Ohio State and Duke were tied for 17th, with lowa 19th, and Michigan and Southern Methodist tied for 20th. The first alarm clock, invented in 1787 by Levi Hutchins, Concord, JW 29 Inches high and 14 inches wide. ‘ »

Broadway Clowns To Play .Here Nov. 27 Announcement was made today by Klenk’s basketball team of nation’s top traveling net atthe appearance of one of the tractions in Decatur. | The New York Broadway Colored Clowns will play Klenk’s at the Decatur high school gym Friday night, Nov. 27. The Clowns are noted not only for their top-notch basketball ability but also for their entertaining antics in pre-game warmup, at half-time and during the garner Further details on the Clowns’ appearance here will be revealed later. ' Monday night, klenk’s defeated City Light of Fort Wayne, 70-450, at the Lincoln school gym in aa exhibition gameKlenk’s led at all periods, 19-15, 35-32 and 50-48, although playing with only five men throughout. Jerry Price was Decatur’s tot. scorer with 25 points, while Martone led City Light with 22,\ Three Vim league games will be played at the Lincoln gym tonight, with Klenk’s meeting Woodburn in the opener at 7 o’clock. Klenk’s FG FT TP Jerry PHce 10 5 25 Jim Price 1 11 13 Reed 8 2 ~18 Ballard 5 3 13 Moses 0 111 TOTALS 24 22 70 1 City Light FG FT TP Bienz 3 0 6 Kitchen P ,\ 0 0 0 Gillie ...... 1 0 2 Hershberger 3 0 6 Fox 1 0 2 Scherer 7 2 :6 Mart one 10 2 22 Miller ’2 2 6 TOTALS zT 6 60 Marty Furgol Wins Open Golf Tourney PALM SPRINGS, Calif. UP — Marty Furgol, a professional from Lemont, 111., today was the winner of the |3,500 Tamarisk Open golf tourney with a 54-hole total of 206, 3 strokes better than champion Ben Hogan who finished third. Bud Holscher, a sailor from San Diego, Monday placed second with a 207. i Trade in a GBod Town — Decatur

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Only One Team Places Two On State All-Star UP — It was front and center > today for the United Press Indiana high school football “All State’ team, a starstudded outfit with al Isectiohs well represented. Sportswriters and sportscasters picked one of the most balanced “dream teams” to make up s he No. 1 crew, and there was little to choosd between it and the next two. (Balloting was so j wide-spread only undefeated and untied Evansville Reitz managed to place two players on the first team, which, as usual, is outfitted with a fiveman backfield due to the wealth bf ballcarriers. lEvansville Bosse, Terre Hau‘e Garfield, Chicago Washington, South Bend Washington, Soutn Bend Central, Mishawaka, Elkhart, Indianapolis Tech, ''Muncie Central and Richmond also are represented oh the first team. Rlchmopd’s Tommy Fletcher, the state’s leading scorer two years running, is the only repeater from last year. Fletcher, who put together 177 points last year, qdcted 141 this season. South Bend Central quarterback Jim Dulcet, who runs the first team, is not only 'a fine signal caller but also a first-class passer Besides Fletcher, he has Clasjv halfbacks Eric Barnes of Elkhart, wh oled the Eat NIHSC in scoring with 72 points, Adell Turner qf Indianapolis Tech, and Reitz fullback Jim Byers. • \ Bosse's Jim Fox and John Casterlow of Muncie Central are the ends. Dan Vandever of Reitz and Gene Wilson man the tackles and Phil Toth of East Chicago Washington and Bob Case of Mishawaka the guards. Mike Mondovics of South Bend Central, one of two juniors on thq squad, snaps the ball from center. Casterlow is the other third-year man. It’s a shifty and speedy outfit and should-rank with the best “mythical” all-stars elver put together. It has the necessa.-y “beef," too, with Vandever, Wilson and Mondovics scaling nearly 200 pounds. Fox at 170 is the lightest. „ Competition for the other spots was so keen two of last year’s first-stringers had to be satisfied with second - team honors. Alex Karras of Gary Emerson, a tackle last year, is an end now.. The other is South Bend Washington fullback Joe Brazier. Bernard ißucky Haag of La Porte, second - team fullback in 1952, is a mainstay of the third eleven. jj ; If you have something to sell or rooms for -ent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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BOWLING SCORES '■l ■ V American legion league feurke won three from Bultemeier; Ashbaucher won two from Non Coms; Macklin won two from Mies. Team Standings W L Pts. But-ke Standard2o . Iff 28 Mifcs Recreationl6“ 14 21 Noh Coms r l6 14 20 Buitemeier 14 16 26 Macklin 14 \l6 17 Asjibaucher 10 20 14 Migli games: D. Moses 200; B. Keller 200; W. Schnepf 223; B. Andrews 215-202; D. Burke 200. High series: B. Andrews 6ff2. ,'k ' _2_ ; MERCHANT LEAGUE W L Old Crown 21 9 Majiefield 20 10 Failings’ Krick Tyndal No. 1— 10 12 Painters 15*4 14% Tyndal No. 2 14 1,6 Hammond*l3 17 Schwartz Ford Service 10 17 Corner Pocket - 9 21 Zii|t6master 7 20 High scores: D. Goelz 216, Ladd -’ll. . ' . ■ RURAL LEAGUE W L Decatur Equipment2s 5 Kiefer? 22 S Pete's insurance -----21\ \ 9 Keeney's lee Delivery 18 12 Dertitur heady Mix._. 12 + l2 Schjnidt Lockers . 8 19 Jonfes ; 7 23 Heder Coal Co. 6 24 Jsgh scores: J. CochrAn 206. J. MINOR LEAGUE \ W L Pts. Hotiser Chevrolet - 27% 2% 37% Sm|h Milk-. 19 11 26 Twa Brothersl6 14 23 Decatur Auto Parts 16 14 19 Modse 13% 13% 18% Telephone Co. 8 19 10 Willshire 8 16 9 Taylor 7 15 9 High scores: D. House 208. Siusser ?204. >, Nftte: Hbuser Chevrolet rolled a 2|72 for a new 3 games series total. ! ■ I CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Pts. Ackfer Cement 22 8 , 28 Lelapd Smith Ins. v . 18 12 24 We®ra - 16 14 21 Strickler's 11 16 20 Peterson Elevator -.13 17 18 Mansfield’s 13 17 17 We 4 End _LI2 18 16 Habegger Hardware 12 18 16 High series: Bleeke 620 (226-211-tß3>; Ladd 619 (212-215-192); Hoagland 6U (251-178-182). llijiih games: Ahf 210. Schroedi er 2*77, W./Galhneyer 237, Fading 212.1; Zelt 202, Andrews 213, G. Schultz 203. Meese 203. Beery 200, J. Hpbbs 230, G. Selking. 203-200.

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Korte 214, A. Selking 200, petting 214, Bult.emeier 203, Reinking 211, Baumgartner 221. G. E. ALLEYS Ladies Os Moose Blows wan two from Strikes; Splits won two from Spares. High games: J. Voglewede 184, E. Goelz 152. \ \ NBA Double Header At Coliseum Sunday FORT WAYNE; Ind. —Tempers are boiling as the Zollner Pistons and Rochester’s Royals await the renewal of their violent rivalry, scheduled Sunday niglß at the Coliseum as the second game of a big National Basketball Association, double-header. The world champion Minneapolis Lakers meet the Milwaukee Hawks in the opener. The Zs whipped the Royals. 68-65. last Sunday night in a foul-studded exhibition' that so angered Piston officials they lodged a charge of deliberate malice on the part of Rochester with Maurice Podoloff, president of the National Basketball Association. Monroe Pastor Is Conducting Crusade The Rev. Ralph R. Johnson, pastor of the Monroe Methodist church, is conducting a spiritual life crusade at the Breckinridge St. Methodist church at Owensboro, Ky. Services are held nightly and ministers of the Owensboro district meet each morning. The general board of evangelism, Nashville, is sponsoring the crusade in the Louisville area. - Army And Air Force Seeking Technicians \ A special army and air force recvui.'lng team will be in Foit Wayne , from Nov. 18 to Nov< 20 for the purpose of enlisting all types of men amt women technicians to metet the needs of these two services. The team will make its headquarters in Room 320 Federal Building. Summer Kitchen Is i Destroyed By Fire Fire.at = 6 jmu. today demolished a summer kitchen or wash building on the farm of Enos Girod, four and one-half miles north of Bernp, and endangered the main house. \ Investigating state trooper, Walter Schindler said the tire apparently started when a wbod-burning water heater threw sparks about the small building. When he arrived, said Schindler, the building was “a ball of fire,’* | and the asphalt shingles on the side of the farm house nearest the blaae began to melt from tfye great heat. The tr9ojjer credited the action qf the Berne fire department

j ( ( Today's Sport Parade (Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off.) By Oscar Fraley. o : o NEW YORK, UP — fStop holding your breath, men, the Time finally has arrived today to announce Fearless Fraley’s “I ain't seen noon of them” 1953 All-America football team. - - ’ i Even in this bright-new age of television, it still is impossible to see every team in the nation on the few football Saturday available. \ I doubt father : seriously whether there is a man alive who has seen every college in action in his whole lifetime, be he Amos Alonzo Stagg or Pop Warner.* Somewh’ere they.’re gonna blow one and who is to say that even Sunflower or Turkey Trot Tech evefry once in a while doesn't come up with a guard or a tackle fit to play in anybody’s league? As example, there Are fellows playing in the tough pro league from such schools as McMurray. Youngstown. John Carroll, La Crosse State, Abilene Christian and Gambling. What do - you suppose the odds are against, say a guard from Grambling making the All-America team, in his own home town newspaper? But you aren't gonna catch Old Fearless out .of line. No sir! Like my brother selectors, I done picked a team an here it is: End — Don Dohoney, Michigan State. Tackle — Jim Smith, Baylor. , Guard — Crawford "Mims, Mississippi. Center — Larry Morris, Georgia Tech. Guard — J. D. Roberts, Okla> boma. Tackle • — Art Hunter, Notre Dame. I End — Carlton Massey, Texas. Back — Paul.Giel, Minnesota. Back — J. C. Caroline, Illinois, Back — Paul Cameron, UCLA, Back — Johnny Lattner, Notre Dame.

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The second team lines up thusly; Ends, Steve Mellinger, Kentucky, and Tom Nickoloff, Southern California; tackles, George Jacoby, Ohio State, and Stan Jones, Maryland; guards, Norm Manoogian, Stanford, and Mennil Mavraides, Notre Dame; center, Bob Orders. West Virginia; backs, Neil Worden, Notre Dame; Jackie Parker, Mississippi State; Alan Ameche, Wisconsin, and Zeke Bratkowski. Georgia. You might call this a “Hearsay'. All-America,” although to say that every such team selected fits the same category of heresay. Understand. I’m not putting the knock on thia annual game. I just think the -wrong guys are getting the benefits. After all, the ’’A 11-Am ericas” only have to spend a couple of months getting knocked down or knocking somebody else down, which I have always found to be the most delightful part of these alternatives. The lads who deserve the credit are the'college publicity men. Thus, the big man in football this season is Charlie Callahan, the Notre Dame tub thumper. With a slight assist from Frank Leahy and the normal quota of players, he placed two men on my "Ally team.,To Charlie goes Oscar’S “AllAmerica” Oscar! JENNER GROUP (Continued From I’aae Ooe> strongly on the -attorney general to keep the White ca&e alive as a hot political issue by blasting Truman's assertion that the best interests of the nation and the FBI were served by keeping White in the government in 1946.

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