Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 92, Decatur, Adams County, 19 April 1955 — Page 7

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Petroleum Winner In Triangular Meet The Petroleum Panthers won a triangular meet at the Jefferson track Monday afternoon, scoring 60% points to nose out the Adams Central Greyhounds, who tallied 84%. The Jefferson Warriors were third with 22. The summary follows: 100-yard dash—Gentls (P) first; Lehman (J) second; Corson (AC) third; Van Ruschen (AC) fourth. Time —11. 220-yard dash — J. Ripley (AC) first; Caffee (J) second; Lehman (J) third; Steiner AC) fourth. Time — 27.1. 440-yard run — Johns (P) first; Van Ruschen (AC) second; Lobsiger (AC) third; Smitley (J) fourth. Time —56.2. 880-yard run — Johns (P) first; Barger (AC) second; Smitley (J) third; Monee (P) fourth. Time—--2:18. Mile run — Mendoza (AC) first; Sprunger (AC) second; Monee (P) third; Stanton (P) fourth. Time—s:34.B. High hurdles — J. 'Ripley (AC) first; Brand (P) second; Smith (AC), Ross (AC) and Carnes (P) tied for third and fourth. Time—--19.5. Low hurdles — J. Ripley (AC) first; Lobaiger (AC) second; Cochran (P) third; Brand (P) fourth. Time—24.4. Pole vault — Gentls (P) first; Caffee (J) second; Brand (P) and Cochran (P) tied for third and fourth. Height—lo ft. 3 in. Shot put — Gentls (P) first; Bollenbacher (J) second; Van Ruschen (AC) third; Smitley (J) fourth. Distance—4l ft. 1% in. Broad jump — J. Ripley (AC) first; Gentis (P) second; Caffee (J) third; Steiner (AC) fourth. Distance —17 ft. 11% in. High jump — Cochran (P) first; Gentis (P) second; Caffee (J) third; Brand (P) fourth. Height—--5 ft. 8 in. Mile relay —Petroleum first; Adams Central second. (No time). Halfknile relay — Petroleum first; Adams Central second. (No time). Rural Youth Bowlers Win District The Adams county rural youth boys bowling team won the district 4 rural youth tournament Sunday, it was announced today by Roger Koeneman. Raymond Worden, Pau! Busse and Earl Yoder defeated the other seven teams competing in the district tournament, by bowling a score of 2084. Wells county mixed team defeated the Adams county mixed team composed of Elaine Blakey, Barbara Kelley, Shirley Gerkfe( John Kipder and Oa rd Bluhm. ~ The Adams county boys team will now compete in the state bowling tournament in May 15. Other rural youth members attending the tournament at the Rdlnbow Lanes in Huntington on Sunday were: Leona Bohnke, Ruth Busse, Charles Ripley, (Gloria Koeneman, Roger Koeneman and Tom Noll. MINOR AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Club W L Pct. G.B. Omaha . 4 2 .667 St. Paul 4 2 .667 Toledo .... 4 2 .667 Charleston 3 3 .500 1 Indianapolis ..3 3 .50(1 1 Minneapolis .. 3 3 .500 1 Louisville .... 2 4 .333 2 Denver ,1 5 .167 3 Monday’s Results Indianapolis IL St. Paul 7. Charleston 5, Denver 2. Omaha 6. Toledo 2. Minneapolis 15, Louisville 14.

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Vern Stephens Given Release By Orioles BALTIMORE (IN6) —The Baltimore Orioles gave veteran third ditional release Monday night and optioned rookie second baseman Don Leppert to Charleston of the American Association on 24-hour recall. Stephens, whose .285 average was the second highest on the Orioles last season, saw little action this spring as Billy Oox was Installed as the regular third baseman. Wrestling Matches Here This Evening Wrestling, co-sponsored by the Decatur Volunteer firemen, returns to Decatur tonight with an all-star show scheduled to get un-, derway at 8:30 o’clock at the Decatur high school gym. Feature of the, show, arranged by Bruff Cleary Sports Promotion, Inc., will be a match between two of the nation’s loading women wrestlers, Bonnfe Watson and Lee Chona LaClaire. This will be a best of three falls, with a one-hour time limit. This is one of the first matches for women wrestlers in Indiana for the past two years. A 30-minute match will pit Bill Yogi against Marco Polo, both of whom have been favorites on wrestling cards at the coliseum in Fort Wayne. A tag team match will feature Rickey Waldo and Bull Montana against Bill Savage and Dick Torio. This is scheduled for the best two out of three falls with a onehour time limit. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at Holthouse drug store and tickets will also be available at the gym tonight. “MAJOR american'league Club W L Pct. G.B. Boston 5 1 .883 Cleveland .... 5 2 .714 % New York 4 JU J. ’t'hic'age Xi/-. 3?-’I- .60fr~‘ 1% Detroit .L.—-. 3 3 .506 2 Washington ..2 2 .560 2 Kansas City .. 1 5 .167 4 Baltimore .... 0 6 .000 5 Monday’s Results New York 6, Baltimore 0. Cleveland 11, Kansas City 9. (Other clubs not scheduled). NATIONAL LEAGUE Club W L Pct. G.B. Brooklyn 7 0 1.000 Milwaukee ..7. 4 2 .667 2% Philadelphia .. 4 2 .667 2% Chicago* 4 3 .571 3 St. Louis ' 3 3 .500 3% New York 2 5 .286 5 Cincinnati .... 2 5 .286 5 Pittsburgh ... 0 6 .000 6% Monday’s Results New, York 12, Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee 2, Chicago 1. Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 2. Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 4. Severe Showers Hit Chicago, Suburbs CHICAGO (INS) — Severe thundershowers struck Chicago and elsewhere in northern Illinois Monday night, causing heavy property damage. The heavy rains, driven by winds of up to 63 miles an hour, came after the temperature rose to a record 83.3 degrees in Chicago. Northern and western suburbs got the brunt of the storm. About 100 trees were uprooted in Evanston. Park ‘Ridge and other suburbs. Windows were blown out and power lines were knocked down. ■, Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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Decatur Reserves* Lose To South Side The Decatur Yellow Jacket reserves were defeated by Fort Wayne South Side reserves, 65%43%, in a dual meet at the South Side track Monday afternoon. Decatur captured blue ribbons In the 440, 880, mile, and the mile relay, with South Side taking the other first places. The Yellow Jackets will compete against Columbia City and Bluffton in a triangular meet at Columbia City Friday. The summary: 100-yard dash — Stoner (SS) first; Miller (SS) second; Moses (D) third. Time—ll. 6. 220-yard dash — Stoner (SS) first; Banks (D) second; Rothberg (SS) third. Time—26. 440-yard run — Moses (D) first; Murphy (D) second; Dorwin (D) third. Time —60.1. 88ff-yard run — Sommers (D) first; Shriner (SS) second; Swanger (SS) third. Time—2;l4.7, — Mile run — Flora (D) first; Krueckeberg (D) second; Stelmarhank (SS) third. Time—s:l3. High hurdles — Slaveretti (SS) first; Scott (SS) second; Hutker (D) third. Time —18.6. Low hurdles — Miller (SS) first; Moses (D) second; Minter (SS) third. Time—24.4. Shotput — Stoner (SS) first; Vachon (SS) second; Saylor (SS) third. Distance —35 ft. Pole vault — Miller (SS) first; Flora (D) second; Martin (D) and Middaugh (S 3 tied for third. Height—B ft. 6 in. Broad jump — Davis (SS) first; Agler (D) second; Stoner (SS) third. Distance l —l6 ft. 9 in. High jump — Davis (SS) first; Hutker (D) and Rothberg (SS) tied for second and third. Height —5 ft. Mile relay — Decatur (Sommers, Krueckeberg. Cole, Flora). Time—4:ol.3. Half-mile relay — South Side. Time—l:4s.2. f'rade in a Goon town — Decatur

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