Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 7 May 1955 — Page 6

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Decatur Football And Basketball Schedules Are Announced Today

The football and basketball schedules for the 1955-56 sports seasons for the Decatur high school were announced today by Robert Worthman, athletic director and head coach. The Yellow Jackets will participate in nine football games, five of them on their home gridiron at Worthman field, and 18 basketball games, nine at home and nine on the road. The Jackets will also compete in a holiday tourney Dec. 27 and 28 at the new Elmhurst gym. to be used for the first time next season. > Only change on the football schedule is the addition of the Kendallville Comets, Northeastern Indiana conference member, replacing Fort Wayne Central. ; J Two changes have been made in the net schedule. The Jackets will meet the Monmouth Eagles, sectional champions the past two years, in Decatur’s season opener Tuesday, Nov. 15. Other new team on the schedule will be Elwood. These schools replace Fort Wayne South Side and Van Wert, O. Twelve lettermen from the 1954 football squad will be lost by graduation this month. Returning will be 14 lettermen and 10 others who received freshmen numerals last fall. From the net squad, five lettermen will graduate, four of them regulars. Football Schedule Sept. 9—Auburn at Decatur. Sept. 16—New Haven at New Haven (C). Sept. 20 —Hartford City at Hart- - ford City. Sept.23—Garett at Garrett (C). Sept.3o—Portland at Portland. Oct. 4 —Fort Wayne Concordia at Decatur (C). Oct. 7 —Bluffton at Decatur (C). Oct 21 —Columbia City at Decatur. (C). Oct. 26—Kendallville at Decatur (C). Basketball Schedule Nov. 15 —Monmouth at Decatur. Nov. 18 —Geneva at Decatur. Nov. 23 —Bluffton at Decatur. Dec. 2 —Concordia at Fort Wayne (C). Dec. 9 —Berne at Decatur. Dec. 16—Elwood at Elwood. Dec. 23 —Columbia City at Columbia City (C). Dee. 27—28— Tourney at Elmhurst. Jan. 6 —Fort Wayne Central Catholic at Decatur. Jan. 10 —Elmhurst at Elmhurst. Jan. 14—Central at Fort Wayne. Jan. 17 —Huntington at Huntington., Jan. 20—Auburn at Decatur. Jan. 27 —Kendallville at Kendallville. (C). Jan. 31—Bluffton at Bluffton (C). Feb. 3 —Angola at Angola. Feb. 7 —New Haven at Decatur (C). Feb. 10 —Portland at Decatur. Feb. 17 —Garrett at Decatur (C). (C)—Northeastern Indiana conference games. Austin — When Texas was annexed by the United States it retained the rive to divide itself into five states.

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{Jackets Lose To Bluffton Here Friday The Decatur Yellow Jackets were defeated by the Bluffton Tigers. 6-2, in a Northeastern Indiana conference game Friday afternoon at .Worthman field in this city. '* The Tigers, although outhit, 6-4, scored in clusters of three in each of the third and seventh innings. The Yellow Jackets scored single runs in the fourth and fifth innings for their only tallies. The Jackets have three home games scheduled next week. They will meet New’ Haven in an NEIC game at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Columbia City in another conference game at 6 p.m. Wednesday and Wllslhire, 0., at 3:30 p.m. Friday. Bluffton AB R H E Lautzenheiser, 2b 2 1 0 0 Leonard, 2b 1110 Lockwood, cf .. 3 10 0 Emshwiller. cf „„110 0 Randall, ss 4 2 0 0 Uptgraft, c 4 0 1 0 Flowers, p, rf4 0 10 Lusk, 3b 3 0 0 0 Smith, lb 3 0 10 Bowman, p 2 0 0 0 Gregg, rf...10 0 0 Higgins, If 3 0 0 0 TOTALS 31 6 4 0 Decatur AB -R H E McDougal, c 3 0 10 Bowman, cf 4 11 0 Baxter, p. 2b 4 0 11 Rolston, Ifx__„. 2 0 11 Ballard, lb 3 0 10 Kelly, 3b 3 0 0 0 Kirkpatrick, ss 3 0 0 2 Wolfe, rs 2 0 0 0 Schrock, ?b ...110 0 Hancher, p, rs 3 0 0 0 Myers. 2b 10 10 TOTALS M 2 6 4 .Score by innings: Bluffton ... 003 000 3 — 6 Decatur . 000 110 0 — 2 wn -»rnt ...... Don Newcombe Bock In Dodger Uniform PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Big Don Newcombe was back in the good graces of the Brooklyn Dodgers today after a 2'4-hour suspension for refusing to hurl batting practice. ‘‘Just say it was an expensive day off,” Newcombe said, declining to reveal how much he was fined. Sports writers figured it was somewhere between <250 and $350. Don’s reinstatment was announced Friday by E. J. (Buzzy) Baviai, a vice president of the club. Newcombe entered Friday night’s game with the Phils in the 11th inning as a relief and got credit for the 6-4 win.

Jlf/W AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. G.B. Omaha 14 7 .667 Minneapolis -15 8 .652 Louisville. ... 13 10 .565 2 St. Paul 13 10 .565 2 Toledo 11 11 .500 3% Charleston 10 13 ) .435 5 Indianapolis . 8 16 .333 12 Denver 8 17 .320 8 FRIDAY’S RESULTS Omaha 10, Charleston 8 SL Paul 11, Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 9, Louisville 8 Denver 6, Toledo 5 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Kingdom Hall Corner Monroe and Ninth Sunday, 7:30 p.m., Watchtower Bible study. Tuesday. 8 p.m., area Bible study using aid, "New Heavens and New Earth.” Friday. 7:30 p.m., theocratic ministry school followed by service meeting. The public is cordially invited. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

STOCK CAR RACES Sunday, May 8 Time Trials 12:30 P. M.—Races 2:00 P. M. S7OO Guaranteed Purse, against 50% of Gate New Bremen Speedway Nevy Bremen, Ohio Adm. $1.25, Children under 12 free. For racing that’s worth while, (4 Star Motorcycle See It on our half-mile. ° race here May 15)

Charge Fighter Is Drugged Before Bout PHILADELPHIA (INS) - The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission and Philadelphia police worked today to unravel the case of the good luck" orange, a bizarre plot allegedly contrived to drug light heavyweight contender Harold Johnson prior to a nationally-tele-vised fight. Johnson was ruled the victim of a second-round technical knockout Friday night at the Philadelphia Arena when he collapsed in his corner during -a bout with Julio Mederos of Cuba. . Two commission physicians said Johnson ’definitely’’ had been drugged, and the fighter said he began to feel ill after eating an orange a supposed well-wisher gave him “for luck.” The television audience saw Johnson carried from the ring on a stretcher. Later, he was placed , in isolation quarters at Hahnei mann hospital while medical aui thorities made blood tests and a , stomach analysis. i Commission physicians Dr. Josi eph Aiello and Dr. Wilbur Strickland said it might be early next week before results are made known. Police. Wo questioned the 26-year-old fighter at the hospital, re I>orted that he was accosted on a downtown street immediately after weighing in at the commission offices. A stranger asked for Johnson’s autograph and then, the fighter said, gave him the orange, which he ate in his dresing room about an hour before the fight. Alfred Klein, member of the commission who was at ringside, said that he had “recovered a piece of the orange peel” and that it will be tested for traces of drugs. Klein telephoned commission chairman Jim Crowley at his home in Scranton. He said Crowley had ordered an investigation. Klein reported that he talked to Johnson about 8:30 p.m. and found him alert and in high spirits. The fighter s seconds said he ate the orange. about half an hour later and complained It tasted “bitter.” Decatur High School Golfers Win Match Decatur high school golfers ■ blanked New Haven, 10-0, in a > match Friday afternoon at the Decatur Golf club. The scores: 1 Hammond (D) 41; Pearson (NHI • 55; Eley (D) 43, Boyrers (NH) 56; • Schmidt (D) 40, Thompson (NH) ■ 59; Zwick (D) 45; Yingling (NH) 55; Hesher (D) 48, Henderson • (NH) 53. Matches are scheduled Fort • Wayne Central Tuesday and Elm--1 hurst Wednesday, both matches to 1 be played at Brookwood.

MAJOR AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Cleveland .... 14 7 ,667 Chicago .12 —7 .667 1 Detroit 13 8 .619 1 New York 12 8 .600 1% Kansas City 9 10 .474 4 Washington .. 8 12 .400 Boston 9 14 .391 6 Baltimore 5 16 .238 9 NATIONAL LEAGUE W, L. Pct G.B. Brooklyn 19 2 .905 Chicago 11 11 .500, 8(4 Milwaukee ... 10 11 .476 9 New York ... 9 10 .474 9 Pittsburgh 9 JI .450 9% St. Louis .... 8 10 .444 9% Philadelphia 8 13 .381 11 Cincinnati ... 7 13 .350 11% FRIDAY’S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 4, Kansas City 1 Chicago 1, Detroit 0 New York 6, Boston 0 Washington 2, Baltimore 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia 4 (12 innings) Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 3, New York 2 Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 5

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1 .T’ ,t ’ * * 1 Turley Tosses Two-Hitter For Fifth Victory NEW YORK (INS) General Manager Hank Creenbetg insisted this spring that his own rookie, Herb Score, would outshine the New York Yankees* new ace, Bob Turley, the ex-Baltimore fire-baller. , It is beginning to look like quite a sweepstakes. Turley pitched a two-hit shutout and fanned 13 batters Friday as the Yankees whitewashed Boston, 6-0. It was Ms fifth straight victory and bis fifth route-going performance. Bullet Bob now has allowed seven rurtfc and 17 hits and struck out 46 in 45 innings. ( * Score retaliated with a three-hit-ter Friday night as the Indians defeated Kansas City. 4-1, to break a tie with Detroit for first place in the American Ixeague. Herb whiffed 10, bringing his season’s total to 50*, high in both leagues. He has won three and lost one. In addition to blazing speed-, the 24-year-old Turley and Score I ,who will be 22 next month, have one other thing in common. Both are wild enough to keep those batters nice and loose at the plate. Turley walked five ahd hit one batter Friday. Score walked six. Turley came within a scorer's decision of having a one-hitter. Jim Piersall drilled a clean single to center in the sixth. Billy Klaus was credited with a questionable infield hit in the ninth. Both came with two out Turley didn’t allow a runner to reach third. ”, * , Both pitchers got timely, if not -altogether robust, batting support. Mickey Mantle blasted a “winning” home run off Frank Sullivan in the first inning, and Billy Hunter hit another for the Yankees with one aboard in the eighth. Dave Pope and Hank Majeski, subbing for the hiling Larry Doby and Al Rosen, respectively, accounted for three of Cleveland’s runs with ronud-trippers. Pope’s, coming with one on. The Indians were left by themselves in first place when Virgil Trucks authored a two-hitter to best Ned Garver and pitch the Chicago White Sox to a 1-0 win over Detroit. The Tigers fell to ithrd, 13 percentage points behind the White Sox. *-• Washington nipped Baltimore, 2-1, but manager Paul Richards of the Orioles protested the game on the basis of an interference rulnig in the seventh inning. In the National League, the phenomenal Brooklyn Dodgers won their eighth in a row and 19th in 21 games when Roy Campanella doubled home two runs in the 12th inning for a 6-4 decision over Philadelphia. Pittsburgh made it six straight by downing the New York Giants, 3-2. Cincinnati’s third in row' was a 4-2 triumph over the Chicago Cubs, and Milwaukee ended a fivegame losing streak, by drubbing St. Louis, 8-5. " Little League Tryout 0 ‘:. At Monmouth Monday The initial tryout for the Monmouth Little League team will be held at the Monmouth school from 3:15 to 5 p. m. Monday, and each Monday thereafter until school is dismissed for the summer. Boys 9 to 12 years old, inclusive, living in Root, Union and Preble township, are eligible for the team. POLICY OF (Continued from Page One) know the monster for whatOb really is, a savage, ‘insatiable beast devouring the weak and menacing the strong.” Kansas Motorist Is Fined For Speeding ■ < John Smith, Kansas, Kan.i wgs fined one dollar and costs in wstice of the peace court last nidh for speeding. The fine totaled $j4.75. Arm Injured When Caught In Wringer Mrs. Dallas Brown of route three is a patient at the Adams county memorial hospital suffering with a severe cut and bruise to her arm which was caught in a washing machine ringer Friday morning. SOCIAL WORK (Oomtlnued from Page One) Mrs. Henrietta M. Wilils, of Fort Wayne, is in charge of publicity. George Bond, of Fort Wayne, is nominating committee chairman. Miss Dorothy Lindegren, of Fort Wayne, in charge of resolutions. Those from Decatur who will attend include: Mrs. Joe Oelterg, John Duff, Mrs. Lawrence Linn, Mrs. Mabel Marshall. Mrs. Mary Jane Hazelwood, Miss Jeanette Brown, Miss Winefride Kitson and Mies Bernice Nelson. - ' . Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

Bowling Scores Mfcjor League W L Pt*. Hoagland Impl. .30 21 40 Flrat State Bank .30 21 40 Mies Recreation .29 22 39 MidWestern > 28 23 38 Mansfield 24 »7 35 Burke* Service 24 26 Mi 3.4 Mi Heart Club 27>* 3JMi Fainter* No. 2 ..23 28 2> (State Gardens .... 22 29 28 Rearers OU -19 32 34 600 series: Clarence Getting «S1 (200-213-238). 200 scores: Erxleben 220-212, Strickler 207. Melcher 210, P. Smith 201-202, Mies 203-201, Lankenau 2Q2. Anderson 234, Ellis 204. G. E. ALLEYS Men’s Factory League < W L Rotors 28 17 Flanges 2? it Stators 24 21 Office No. 1 20 25 Office No. 2 20 25 Shafts 16 29 200 scores: Beery 200, Schultz 212. M. Hoffman 216, Shoaf 201, G. Schultz 212. i.i.- ——, — G. E. Fraternal » W L •West End Restaurant __ 27 15 Peterson Elevator ... 25 20 Riverview Gardens 25 20 Teeple Truck Lines .... 22 23 G. E. Club 22 23 •K. of C. - 19 23 Elks 19 26 Monroeville Lumber .... 18 27 600 series: Faulkner 632 (191-243-198): Macklin 611 (170-221-220’); Pillars 608 (207-195-206). 200 scores: Paul Briede 217, Pat Briede 204, Kreischer 200. Kltson 203, Werling 200, Buuck 211, Jackson 207, Bultemeier 211, Mutechler 245, H. Strickler 203, House 218, Hobbs 212. G. E. Women’s League W L High Spots 29 19 Office 25 23 Last Frames 25 23 Spares 17 31 High scores: Babcock 168, Briede 161, Laurent 168, Miller 168-209, Halberstadt 160-197, G. Reynolds I|Bl. West Point Picture To Be Shown Here ‘•The Long Gray Line," playing Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Adams, which recounts the true-life story of St. Marty Maher, athletic trainer of thousands ot West Point cadets, depicts a sequence of special interest to Hoosier folks. It is the Army-Notre Dame football game in which Knute Rockne introduces the forward pass for the first time. TryoneJ Power has the leading role and the big cast of this Cinemascope production includes Maureen O'Hara, many more. An interesting charRobert Francis, Ward Bond and acterization is that of Cadet "Ike" Eisenhower, which is done by Harry Carey, Jr. The picture was actually photographed on location at the Military Academy. Another picture showing at the Adams Wednesday and Thursday was photographed in its actual locale. Tt is “Night People,” a Cinemascope production telling the story of our intelligence service in present-day Germany. A G. I. is kidnapped by the Commies and taken to East Germany, and the efforts to rescue him provide thrilling entertainment. Post-war Germany is graphically portrayed in "Night People" which includes in its cast Gregory Peck, Rite Gam, Broderick Crawford, Buddy Ebsen and many more. "Conquest of Space” coming to the Adams next Friday & Saturday is a Technicolor science-fiction thriller that tells the story of “The Wheel” that envisioned platform for space ships traveling at tremendous speed 500 miles above the earth’s surface. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate Na. 3002 In the Adoma Circuit Court at Adams County, Indiana. Notice is hereby elven that Lisette Franz was on the 6 day of May, 1955, appointed: Aduniniwtratrix ot the estate at Hugo Franz, deceased. AH persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months front the date at the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 6th day of May, 1955. Edward F. Jaberg Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County, Indiana. Voglewede & Anderson, Lawyer*. May 7-14-21. Salt Lake City — A doomed person in Utah may choose to die either on the gallows or before a firing squad, according to the. law of the state.

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STATE HEALTH sary on his part until the weekend report is released. Delays Decision PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Philadelphia will make no decision on whether t<h suspend its poliu vaccination program until a panel of Initiation, Tuesday MAY 10, 1955 8:00 P.M. Prompt All candidates urged to be present. Local Drill Team and Degree Staff. All Members Invited to attend. . Free Lunch and Refreshments.

NOTICE Starting Monday, May 9th, and through* out May the Adams County Highway Dept, will apply Calsium Chloride in front of property owners that are located on the county highway system. The price per hundred pounds is $1.75. The highway department recommends 2 pounds tp a square yard. All who are interested please come to the County Highway Garage and make a settlement for the amount wanted. Frank Singleton Supervisor

f’TxX. ’ ' iV * I •* Put Yuur TELEPHONES In Your Plans J ! In building or remodeling a new home, it’s essy to in- | . elude Advance planning for built-in telephone facilities. Telephone conduits are inexpensive and easy to install during construction. They will conceal telephone wires . . . provide for neat outlets. So plan first for greater telephone convenience and service. £ CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO.

SATURDAY, MAY 7. 1958

national experts reports on the Salk vaccine Sunday. Dr. Norman H. Ingraham, deputy hoalth commissioner, said today that if the report ia unfavorable or indicates that the vaccine is ifhsafe, incoulatlons will stop in the Quaker City. Trade in a wood mi — jltecatdr

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