Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 70, Decatur, Adams County, 24 March 1955 — Page 7

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American Pilot is Released By Reds MjfDELBBRG (LNS) —The U.S. army announced today that the American pilot and German passenger ot a military helicopter which crashed Match 17 Inside the Soviet occupation zone had bean returned to American control. The border survey helicopter also was released being flown out by a pilot sent from Berlin.

SPORTS

Pan*Am Games Close Friday, U. S. Winner MEXICO CITY (INS) — Uncle Sam’s athletes, their unofficial Pan-American games* championship a foregone conclusion, swept into the semi-final day of competition today with nothing left but a mopping-up operation. The U. S. clinched the basketball championship Wednesday night and won three more swimming titles, bringing to 6« the total number of gold medals it has won in the first 11 days of the western hemisphere’s big preOlympic warm-up. Actual competition — primarily in swimming, horsemanship, fencing and soccer—was to be completed today and Friday. Saturday is reserved for closing ceremonies and presentation of awards. The United States brought its point total Wednesday to 1,175. Runner-up Argentina, winner of the first Pan-American games in 1951, '<Jiag~ 523 points, and thirdplace Mexico 357. A 72-to-29 drubbing of Venezuela with Bob Williams’ IS points leading the way, sewed up the basketball crown. Actually, the U.S., Argentina and Brazil are deadlocked with one loss apiece, but the deciding factor is points scored by

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the’ three teams in games among themselves. The U. 8. holds a 28-point edge over Argentina, the runner-up. Olympic veteran Jimmy McLane claimed his second swim title of the games with a record-ehatter-ing triumph in the men’s 400meter free-style, nosing out teammate Wayne Moore in 4:51.3. Frank McKinney Jr., son of the former Democratic national committee chairman and ex-Pittsburgh Pirates president, annexed the 100meter backstroke in games-equal-llng time of 1:07.1. Fourteen-year-old Wanda Lee Werner of Bethesda, Md., previously winner of the 200-meter event, narrowly missed her second gold medal when she lost the 100meter freestyle in a photo finish <lth Canada's Helen Stewart. Both were timed in 1:07.7. Another championship was claimed for Uncle Sam by Ellen Richards and Connie Todoroff in the synchronized pairs (acquatic ballet) a new Pan-American event this year. They score 91.85 judg-. ihg points. Argentina and the U.S. maintained a tie in water polo, the South Americans defeating Brazil, 5 to 3, while the Stars and Stripes forces trounced the Dutch West Indies, 17 to 2. Argentina bettered its own record in the 4,000-meter team pursuit cycling event, ■winning in 4:43.2. Only Argentina and Mexico were left in the running in the three-day equestrian event. ploys about 722,000 persons. About 2.5 million American boys

Lakers Edge Pistons In Overtime Battle By International News Service Minneapolis staved off elimination from the National Basketball Association’s western division play-offs Wednesday night a 99-to-91 overtime victory over Fort Wayne. -> The leakers’ triumph came after Fort Wayne had racked up two wins in the best-ot-five series. In the eastern division, Boston will try to square its series with Syracuse at 1-all at Syracuse tonight. Ex-Minnesota star Whitey Skoog dropped In two free throws with nine seconds remaining to knot the count at 84 to 84 and send the Lakers-Pistons game into overtime at Minneapolis j Shortly after the extra session got under way Jim Pollard sank a long shot that put the Lakers ahead. 87 to 85, and they never were headed the rest of Die gata'e. Skoog racked up 24 points for the Lakers, while Fort Wayne forward George Yardley, who had given his team an 84-to-82 edge 15 seconds before the end ot the regulation time, was high for the night with 25. CYO Grade Tourney Scheduled Saturday St. Josephi’s of Decatur will compete against three other teams in the annual CYO grade school diocesan tourney, which will be held at the Central Catholic gym in Fort Wayne Saturday. The tourney was originally scheduled for Sunday, but has been shifted to the Saturday date. Draw for the tourney will be made shortly before start of the first game, scheduled for 1 p. m. Saturday. The championship game will be played at 7 p. m- Saturday, preceded by a consolation game one hour earlier. Other teams in the tourney, which was won last year by the Decatur lads, are St John’s of Whiting, St. Joseph’s ot South Bend and St. Monica’s of Gary. D-Ciub Banquet To Be Held On Friday The annual D-club banquet will be held at the Decatur high school Friday evening at 6:30 o’clock. Jim Hinga, Ball State Teachers College basketball coach, and former -poach at Fort Wayne North Side high school, will be the guest speaker. i aA Jl J»«jnay be obtained from D-dub members. The banquet is open to the public. Following the meeting, a dance will ba ’held in the school gymnasium at 8:30 o'clock. > Motorist Is Fined On Speeding Charge D. F. Walters, 50. of Royal Oak, Mich., was fined M 0 and costs in Justice of the peace Wednesday night for excessive speeding. He was arrested by members of the 3he rtf s department Wednesday on U. S. highway 27 south of Decatur for travelling 85 miles per hour. East Germans Favor Rearming Os Germany BERLIN (INS) — Nearly a mil lion dollars worth of Communist propaganda has failed to convince East Germans that West German) should not be re-armed. An unofficial survey showed to day that nine out of 10 letters sen' from inside Communist East Ger many to the west approve of the Paris accords which provide foi west creation of a 500,000-man army. Lions Club Bag of Bulbs Sale. Friday night 6 p. m. WEEK - END SPECIALS Navy Beans - Kraut - Hominy Lima Beans - Red Beans Kidney Beans - Pork & Beant Spaghetti - Tomato Juice Pumpkin Pie Filling 10c Can BEEF GROUND BEEF Ib. 29c CHUCK ROASTIb. 33c T-BONES Ib. 39c FRESH SIDEIb. 25c FRESH SAUSAGE— lb. 25c PORK STEAK — lb. 39c RIB & BACK BONES lb. 39c SUDDUTH’S Meat Market South 13th Phone 3-2706

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