Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 18 January 1954 — Page 6

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Geneva Repeats As County Champion

Cardinals Down Decatur . ’ Commodores, 64-55, In Final Battle Saturday

Th# Geneva Cardinals won their second consecutive Adams county high school basketball championship Saturday night, defeating the Decatur Catholic Commodores, 6456, in the final game of the tour ney, played for the first time at the new Adams Central gym. The Cardinals advanced to the finals with a 48-43 victory over the Monmouth. Eagles in a rugged semi-final battle, after the Commodores had rallied to edge out the Adams Central Greyhounds. 62-60, in the first semi-final tilt. Harold Schults’ Cardinals, after the Commodores led early in the championship tilt, took over the lead midway through the first quar ter, and were out in front most of the rest of the way. although the Commodores came up with a spirited second-period rally to overcome a big deficit and move into a temporary lead. • Dave Terveer’s Commodores moved into an 8-4 lead after less than two minutes had been played, but the Cardinals went out in front at 9-8 after three minutes of play, and held a 19-14 advantage at the close of the first period. Field goals by Jerry Tester, Jim Long and Carl Macklin, boosted Geneva's lead to 11 points, but the Commodores then staged the greatest rally of the tourney, tallying 11 points in a row to pull into a 26-25 tie with little more than a minute of the second period to play. Macklin’s free throw was overmatched by Ed Wilder’s fielder and the Commodores were in front, 27-26. Blistering action in the closing seconds netted twopointers by Bob Sch Isler, Johnny York and Tester, and the Cardinals were on top by a 30-29 advantage at the half. Macklin's foul toss opened the third-period scoring, but Joe Wilder's field goal knotted the count at 31-31. York's two-points put the Commodores ahead, 33-31, but Bob . ’ ' Wree-poiht play ah#th9 Cardinals went out in front, 34-33, and Geneva was never again headed on its trip to the title. The Cardinals’ lead was only four points at the end of the third quarter, 45-41, but they built up their final margin in the last eight minutes as the Commodores abandoned their zone defense in a desperate effort to gain control of the ball. Geneva's one-two punch of Jerry Tester, with 21 points, and Larry Hanni, with 17, paced the Cardinal attack. Joe Wilder led the Decatur scoring with 16 and York contributed 11.. ; Only 20 personal fouls were called in the championshjp tilt, 11 on the Commodores and nine on Geneva. From* the foul line, the champions converted 12, of 19 chances, the rnnnersup 11 of 14. Edge Greyhounds w The Commodores came from behind In the final minutes of Saturday's first semi-final to edge out the Adams Central Greyhounds, 52sff, in the closest and best game of the entire tourney. The Commodores led only three times in the entire game. bnce late ft* the second quarter, and twice in the closing minutes, taking their final lead with only seconds left in the game, although they were never down more than six points. . *’• Both quintets bad trouble getting started, with a 3-3 tie prevail-

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ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Player Team Position Larry Hanni * Geneva Forward Joe Wilder Commodores Forward Albert Egly Adams Central Forward Harry Myers Monmouth Forward Bob Schisler Geneva Center Rod Beer Adams Central Center Jerry Tester Geneva Guard John York Commodores Guard Dick Bultemeier Monmouth Guard John Kirchhofer Berne Guard

ing after th?ee minutes had been played. Adams Central took the lead at 4-3 on Bob Has re’s free throw, and the Greyhounds worked to a 12-8 bulge at the end of the first quarter. The Commodores finally pulled into a 19-19 tie after five minutes of the second period elapsed, and took the lead for the first time at 23-21 on Johnny York’s field goal. The teams were tied at 23-23 and 25-25 but Junior Nussbaum’s twopointer gave the Greyhounds a 27-26 advantage at the half. Adams Central stayed on top throughout the third quarter, holding a 49-37 edge as the teams entered the final eight minutes of Play. Adams Central had a lead of 4542 when the Greyhounds suffered a tough blow when Rod Beer, their center and only big boy on the team, fouled out with sou. 1 minutes left to play. Despite his loss, the Greyhounds kept on top holding a 48-44 lead-with two minutes left to play. Joe Wilder then hit a pair of field goals and addeef a free] throw when fouled on his second two-pointer, and the Commodores were in front, 49-48, with 1:20 left to play the Decatur" fans in the well-filled gym went wild Twenty seconds later, however. Lester Egley hit on a«eet shot and th#<Jreyhounds were back in the lead, 6049. With the seconds ticking away, Ed Wilder worked looee underneath to hit the winning fielder,, with the final margin- increased to two points on Walt Mowery’s free throw. \. . . , Joe Wilder led all the scorers with 18 points on six field goals and a like number of free throws, and was the omy Commodore to bit double figures. The Greyhounds had a well-balanced attack. Bear and Lester Egly each scoring 14 points, Albert Egly 10 and Nussbaum nine. There were 16 fouls called on the Greyhounds, 12 on the Commodores. - ••- .Eliminate Eagles The Cardinals, although scoring only one field goal in the entire second half, never trailed as they eliminated the Monmouth Eagles, 48-43, in the second semi-final. Good marksmanship at the free throw line, where the Cardinals connected on 28 of 36 chances, paid off for the defending champions as they were outscored from the field, 18 to 10. The teams were tied early at 1-1 and 3-|, but Larry Hanni, the county’s top scorer, hit his second fielder to give Geneva 5-3 lead, and the Cardinals were never headed.' Geneva held a 20-16 advantage at the end of the first quarter and a 24-18 bulge after two minutes of the'Second period. Dick Bhltemeier then hit a pair of set shots to pull the Eagles within two points at 24-22. but the Cardinals then pulled away for a 30-22 bulge a the half. Geneva’s only field goal of th* second half was scored by Jim Long after two and a half minutes of the third quarter, giving the Cardinals a 33-28 lead. The Eagles cut this advantage to one point, 34-33,with three minutes to play but Geneva added three foul tosses to hold a 37-33 margin at the end of the period. * Hahni was injured in a melee under the Geneva basket late in the third quarter, and was unable to play any of the rest of the game. The Cardinals, however, tallied 11 points on free throws In, the fine! period as the Eagles continued to* foul in a desperate attempt to pull the game out of the fire. Monmouth's last rally cut Geneva's margin to only two points, 43-41, with a little ovar two, minutes of play, with the Cardinals building their final margin on five more free throws. Hanni led all scoring with 19 points, 17 of them in the first halt Tester added 11 for the Cardinals, while Harry Myers, with 10, was the only Eagle In double figures. The Eagles lost three players on personals as they were called for 23 fouls, while only nine were

Weed's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Yellow Jackets at Huntington. Jefferson vs Adams Central at Geneva. Willshire at Pleasant Mills. Wednesday Monmouth at Roll. , • , Adams Central vs Jackson Center at Bluffton. Friday Ossian at Commodores. Bryant at Adams Central. Poling at Geneva. - Angola at Berne. Jefferson vs Gray at Berne auditorium. called on Geneva. < • Commodores FG FT TP Mowery 2 1-2 5 E. Wilder .......... 1 3-5 5 J. Wilder 6 6-19 18York 3 2-4 8 J. Voglewede ....... 19-9 2 Faurote 1 1-2 3 C. Voglewede '< 1-3 9 Loshe 19-9 2 Adams Central FG FT TP L. Egly .. 4 6-7 14 A. Egly ....... 3 4-8 10 Beer ............... 7 9-9 14 Nussbaum .. 3 3-4' 9 Hears .........—.. 0 1-1 1 Rowden 10-0 2 Totals ......... 18 14-20 50 Score by quarters: : Commodores i*. 6 26 27 52 Adams Central .13 27 40 50 Officials: Collyer, Cass. Geneva ~ i . FG FT T 0 Hanni 5 9-10 16 Craig 0 1-1 1 Schisler 9 6-8 6 Tester — 4 3-5 11 Meclilln 0 3-6 3 Long —........ 1 44 6< Matbys 02-3 2 ■ T '_ -..■■■■ Totals 10 28-36 48 Monmeuth 2 FG FT TP H. Myers ’*- 3 4-9 10 Harvey ...... 2 0-0 4 Witte 2 14 5 Bultemeier 2 0-0 4 J. Myevs 3 2-3 8 Gallmeyer ..... 3 0-0 6 Christianer ... 0.0-9 0 Schnepf .... 0 0-0 0 Fuelling -0 9 Fuhrman ........... 3 0-U 6 Totals 18 716 41. Score by quarters: Geneva 20 30 37 48 Monmouth - 16 22 33 43 Officials: Cass, Collyer. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Geneva J FG FT TP Hanni ....... 7 3-3 17 Craig —— 10-0 2 ’Schisler ............ 5 3-5 13 Tester — 10 1-1 21 Macklin ----- 2 3-8 7 Campbell ........... o 90 o Long —1 2-2 4 Fenstermaker 0 0-0 0 Mathys .... 0 0-0 0 Totals 26 12-19 64 Commadortt *fg fr tp Mowery 3 1-17 E. Wilder — 2 44 8 J. Wilder 6 4-6 16 York 6 1-1 11 C. Voglewede 3 0-0 6 J. Voglewede .....4 2 1-2 S Faurote —1 90 2 Loshe — 0 0-0 0 Totals — 22 11-14 66‘ - - Geneva 19 SO 46 64 Commodores .. 14 29 41 55 Officials: Collyer, Cats. Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Jackets Lose To Central By 75 To 57 Score The Fort Wayne Central Tigers, vastly over Sizing the Decatur Yellow Jackets, racked up a 75-67 tri uxnph over the Jackets at the North Side gym in Fgrt Wayae Saturday night. - J The Jackets threw an early scare into the Tigers, piling up an early 8-2 lead, but the Tigers recovered and were out in front at the end of the first quarter by eight points, 19-11. Central increased this margin, by five points during the second period, the teams leaving the floor at the main intermission with the Tigers on top by a 41-28 advantage. Seven points by Roger Pollock led a brief Decatur flutry which pulled the Jackets within nine points at 5041 late in the third quarter, which ended with Central <m top by 11 points, 5544. The Tigers, taking good advantage of their superior height, gradually Increased their bulge in the last eight minutes for the final 18polnt margin. Tommy Knox was Central's tqp offensive threat with 23 points, while Johnny Flowers added 17. j Follock paced the Yellow Jackets with 16 markers, with Fred McDougal, at 10, the only other Jacket in double figures. The Tigers gained their advantage from the field, as each team converted 21 free throws. The Yellow Jackets have another tough battle coming up Tuesday night, traveling to Huntington to meet the Vikings in Decatur's only game of the week. The Jackets will be on the road •or their next four games, with their next home encounter with the New Haven Bulldogs in a Northeastern Indiana conference clash Feb. 9. - Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Baker .............. 2 3 7 Halterman - 2*4 8 Custer 0 2 2 Engle ’ 113 Krick .—...-.1 1 ' 3 5 Neireiter 10 2 McDougal 4 2 10 Vetter ......... 1 2 4 Totals 18 21 57 Central FG FT TP Putman — -.i. 12 4 Bromelmier 0 9 0 Knox _. 8 7 23 Bonbam — 0 0 0 Davis .... 3 5 11 Flowers .....i.——— 5 7 17 Ware ...... 2 0 4 Pawley ... 10 2 Shearer 4 0 8 Bates .... 3 0 6 Lewis ii-c 0 0 0 Johnson ... 9 0 0 i . .i i -y y Totals 27 21 ?5 Officials: Sanders. Glaze. Preliminary Central 56-16. Decatur Little League Meeting Here Tuesday An organization meeting of the Decatur Little League for the 1954 season will be held at the Elks home at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve-' ning. All officers, directors and team managers of last season are invited to attend. Pro Basketball Saturday’s Results New York 88, Fort Wayne 82 (overtime). Baltimore 82, Philadelphia 72. ? Syracuse 95, Rochester 93 (triple overtime). Milwaukee 6*k, Minneapolis) 58, Sunday’s Results Fort Wayne 86. Minneapolis 83. Syracuse 84, Rochester 81. New York 87, Boston 84 (double overtime) Baltimore 78, Philadelphia 74.

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I, I ) 111 !■! I, )■ Him Results Are Listed In Lutheran League Results of games played over the weekend) in the Lutheran grade school league are as follows: Soest 36, Bethlehpm 33; Bingen 37. Flat Rock 24; Decatur 22, Preble 18; Fuelling 39. Preble, 18; Union 33, Friedhelm 29. ■ - Socor FG FT TP Braun 7 2 16 R. Saalfrank 3 17 Behrman — 4 2 10 Schlaudroff 0 0 0 Dietrich, 0 0 0 Riesgiess 0 11 L. Saalfrank 1 0 2 . TOTALS Bethlehem FG FT TP A. Werllng 1 0 14 D. Graft 2 0 4 L Graft 0 0 0 D. Werting 4 2 10 A Graft ........... 21 5 R. Franke ......... 0 0 0 TOTALS 15 3 33 Bingen t 1 FG FT TP D. Schelmann 3 3 9 iJ. Schroeder 0 0 0 , H. Schieferstein .... 2 1 5 Bradtmueller 1 0 2 F. Bulmahn 3 0 6 Marhenke 0 0 0 R. Scheumann —4 4 12 Reiter 0 0 0 D. MelchCr 113 K. Scheumann 9 0 0 F. Sc hearer 0 0 0 e TOTALS 14 9 37 Flat Rock FG FT TP A. Hockemeyer .... 10 2 L. Grotrian 0 0 0 Franke .... ... 1 0.2 Bohmke .... 5 4 14 D. Hockemeyer 0 2 R. Scheuman 12 4 T. Grotrian ........ 0 0 0 Melcher 0 0 0, TOTAT.R • s SJ . p-p Tp Witte ..... :... 0 0 0 J. Schelmann 0 0 0 Conrad 2 0 4 Lytle 2 15 Kinerk 3 0 6 Reidenbach 3 17 TOTALS ...... 10 2 22 Preble FG FT TP E. Bulmahn 2 15 D. Bieberich ...... 0 0 0 R. Hoffman 3.1 7 L Bieberich ....... 000 Gallmeyer 0 2*2 W. Bultemeyer 0 0 0 R. Ewell .......... 12 4 TOTALS 6 6 18 > T ' Fuelling FG FT TP Boerger 5 0 10 Hockemeyer ....... 0 0 0 D. FueHtog ....—- 4T 8 M. Fuelling 1 0 2 K. Linker 3 1 Z Busick 0 0 0 Wietfeidt 1 0 2 D. Linker 0 11 H. Witte .......... 2 0 4 Buuck _.~.r....L..TJ.. I K “ TOTALS ...... 18 3 39 Preble FG FT TP E. Bulmahn 0 0 0 B. Bieberich ....... 0 0 0 L. Bieberich ........ 113 Hoffman ........ 0 0 0 Gallmeyer ... 0 6 6 R. Ewell ... 3 0 6 Bultemeier 11 3 TOTALS ........ 5 8 ,18 ■ IX'_. * Union FG FT TP L. Bleeke 20 4 Bulmahn 0 0 0 L Thieme 2 4 8 Bischoff 2 0 4 Klenk 5 4 14 Haugk ... 0 0 0 Blakey \ .... 1\ 1 3 TOTALS 12 9 33

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— Monmouth Wins Reserve Team Tourney Title The Monmouth reserves, playing a careful control game all the way, edged out Berne, 18-17, Ip an overtkne struggle, to win the Adams county reserve team tourney championship Saturday night. The game was played as a preliminary to the final game of the county tourney kt the Adams Central gym. It was a low-scoring tilt all the way, With Berne leading at the first quarter. 2-0, at the half, 7-6, and at the third period, 10-9. The teams were knotted at 1414 at the end of the regulation playing time, with Monmouth scoring four points to Berne’s three in the overtime session. Flueckiger of Berne was the game's high scorer with eight points, while three Monmouth players tallied five points each. By a strange coincidence, Monmouth won all three of its tourney games by one point, all low-scor-ing Affairs. Monmouth FG FT TP Keuneke 13 5 Brown — ... 113 Gallmeyer 2 15 Macke 2 15 Worthman 0 0 0 Heller - 0 0 0 Totals 6 6 18 Berne FG FT TP Whitehurst 0 0 0 Hendricks —.. 9 0 0 Flueckiger ... 2 4 8 Lloyd ..... 1 ’0 2 Yoder 3 17 Totals 6 6 17 Officials: Zerkel, Habegger. Huntington Vikings Bigger Than Jackets Decatur high sohoo* Yellow Jackets will face another much larger team in basketball at HuntTuesday night as they seek their third victory of the year, than six feet in height, according to dope received from Huntington. The Vikings have had a'n up and down season winning eight games, and losing five. The starting lineup Includes: Hum, 6 ft. 3 in.; Stringfellow, 5 ft., 9 in.; Handwork, 6 ft., 4 in.; Kaufman, 5 ft., 10 In.; Carroll, 6 ft., 2 in. ■ ■ / College Basketball Indiana 90, Wisconsin 74. Purdue 78, Northwestern 63. Minnesota 59, lowa 56. Michigan 64, Michigan State 62. Illinois 82. Ohio State 78. Notre Dame 78, Canisius 59. .Marquette 91. Valparaiso 72. Anderson 95, Capital 85. Albion.-83, Tri-State 52. DePauw' 82; Hanover 72. Indiana Central 100, Taylor tB. Evansville 64, Butler 53. - Vincennes 55, Concordia 48. Bluffton 89, Indiana Manchester 92, Franklitf®76. Bail State 77, SLJoseph’s 75. Huntington 66, Earlham 66. Duquesne 61, Niagara 63. z North Carolina State 91, Wake Forest 76. Western Kentucky 122, Eastern Kentucky 78. LaSalle 82, Dayton 58. Kansas 65, Kansas State 62. Toledo 76, Marshall 69. Kentucky 94, Tulane 43. Louisville 95, Bradley 86. Oklahoma A ft M 46, Tulsa 40. Oklahoma 63, lowa State 55. Cincinnati 102, Western Michigan 71. Bowling Green 84, John Carroll 79. Colorado 80, Missouri 69. Wlchltan 91, Detroit 6j. . . Friedhelm FG FT TP D Gallmeyer 2 0 4 W. Schaefer 11 3 N. Dettmer ......... 5 1 11 Fuhrman ........... 0 O 9 K. Keuenake 0 Q 0 Gallmeyer o*o 0 D. Schaefer 4 3 11 R. Busick 0 0 0 ;JLTOTAJS 12 5 29

Team Standings W L Pci. Geneva 12 3 .800 Monmouth 10 3 .769 Adams Citral 6 5 .545 Pleasant Mills .... 6 5 .646 Commodores 6 9 .35? Berne 3 9 .250 Jefferson 2 9 ..182 Yellow Jackets 2 10 .167 Hartford ........... 1 12 .077 —oOo— Congratulations to Harold Schultz and his Geneva Cardinals. —-000— The Cardinals, in copping their second consecutive Adams county basketball championship, played fine ball throughout last week’s tourney and richly deserved their second crown in a row —oOo — Fine crowds attended all four sessions of the tourney, held for i the first time in the splendid new Adams Central gym. And the fans had to brave a lot of bad weather and poor driving conditions at all Lee, tourney manager, arrajjia aides, did an excellent leiTof conducting the meet. / —oOoh— Adems county teams, with the tourney a matter of hie--1 tory, now settle down to the last month's grind before the big event of the season, the sectional tourney) which will open In the Decatur gym just five weeks from Wednesday. —-oOo~— Resuming their regular schedules, 10 games are in the cards for Adams county teams this week, three Tuesday, two Wednesday snd five Friday. —-000— The Decatur Yellow Jackets will play their only game of the week Tuesday night, traveling to Hunt ington to meet the always tough Vikings. In other gaufes tomorrow night, Adams Central and JefferMlMt tW GineVfc : -gym.. and the Spartans will host the Willshire Bearcats at Pleasant Mills. —oOo — The Adams Central Greyhounds are the bgsy team this week, with three games. Wednesday night, the Greyhounds will journey to Bluffton to play Jackson Center. This game was originally scheduled for Jan. 26 but was changed at Jackson’s request. In the other Fame Wednesday, Monmouth travels to Roll. . The Decatur Commodores will be at home Friday night, meeting the Ossian Bears, winners of the Wells county tourney last Saturday. It will be Homecoming night for the Commodores, with the crowning of the Commodore queen at half-time ceremonies, followed with a dance at the K. of C. hall. —-oOo*~Four other games on tap Friday are: Bryant at Adams Central, « Poling at Geneva, Jefferson vs Gray at the Berne auditorium, and i Angola at Berne. -oQogLarry Hanni, of Geneva, pouring 62 points through the Adams Central hoops during the county tourney, took a commanding lead in the individual scoring race in the county, with a total of 306 points for an average of 20.3 points per i game. The scoring leaders, with gamea played, total points, and avI crage points per game, are as follows: GP TP Ave. Hanni, Geneva 15 305 20.3 • Testes, Geneva 16 232 15.5 H. Myers, Monmouth 13 215 16.5 ’ J. Wilder, Commod. 14 173 12.4 Kirchhofer, Berne ..12 169 14.1 Byer, Pleasant Mills 10 161 16.1 A Egly, Ad. Central 11 152 13.8 Butcher, Jefferson . 10 150 15. it Beer, Adams Central 11 150 13.6 Pollock, Yel. Jackets 12 138 11.5 Schisler, Geneva —ls 138 9.2 —oOo — Results one year ago this week: Huntington 61, Yellow Jackets 60

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Si. Joe Winner In CYO League Game St. Joe of Decatur defeated Precioue Blood, 32-23, In a CYO league game Sunday afternoon at the Centra) Catholic gym in Fort Wayne. Precious Blood had a 9-6 lead at the first quarter, but St. Joe was In front at the half, 14-11 and at the third period. 18 13. Reed led tlie winners with 11 points, apd Bell tallied a like number for Precious Blood. St. Joe will play Monmouth junior high at the Commodore gym Tuesday afternoon, and will meet Decatur junior high in the second game, of the city series Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock, also kt the Commodore gym. St. Joe FG FT TP Kable 3 17 Hake 0 0 0 ’ Beal , 2 3 7 Kohne 0 0 0 Reed SIH Meyer ...— 2 0 4 Wilder 113 Totals 13 6 32 Precious Blood ► FG FT TP Bell 3 6 11 Fox * ts 0 0 Williams 3 2 8 Schindel 10 2 Quinn Oil Cunney 0 0 0 Totals 7 8.12 * High School Basketball Fort Wayne North 62. Goshen 42. Fort Wayne South 73, LaPorte 52. Fort Wayne Concordia 61, Winchester 31. Angola 72, Garrett 53. Marlon 54, Wabash 51. Hartford City 53, South Bend Adams 52 (overtime). Indianapolis Tech 55, Indianapolis Manual 40. Indianapolis Broad Ripple 54, New Albany 47. Muncie Central 74, South Bend Central 57. Lawrenceburg 58. Anderson 54. Terre Haute W’iley 36, Sullivan 84 (overtime). Terre Haute Garfield 50, Indi- . anapfflit) .HOW 46. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 86, Lebanon 46. Jeffersonville 51, Martinsville 40. Evansville Central 64, Bloomington 47.' Wells Co. Tourney Ossian 60, Chester Center 50. Jackson Center 53, Union Center 45. Ossian 65, Jackson Center 50 (final). Jay Co. Tourney Portland 61, Redkey 49. Bryant 58, Madison 38. Portland 52. Bryant 44 (final). Bowlers Are Urged To File Entries All bowlers wishing to compete in the city association tourney are urged to file their entries before the Friday midnight deadline. Albert Egly Given Individual Award For Sportsmanship Albert Egly. Adams Central sophomore and regular forward for the Greyhounds, was awarded the individual sportsmanship trophy at the Adams county tourney Sat-v-day night. - The trophy is awarded annually by Robert Monnle, former Decatur business man, in honor of Everett Rice, prominent Monroe resident. Egly was selected for the honor by tourney officials. This trophy and the first team and second team championship trophies, donated by the Decatur Dally Democrat, were presented by Gali Graibtll, Adams county school superintendent, following the final game Saturday night. The tourney ball was awarded to the Decatur Commodores , runnersup to the Geneva Cardinals. . (overtime). Jefferson 55/ Convoy 51. ( Pleasant Mills 69, Hartford 53. Ossian 76, Commodores 63. Berne 51, Angola 49. Monmouth 44, Hoagland 30. Gray 68, Jefferson 65. > Geneva 93, Poling 76.