Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 81, Decatur, Adams County, 5 April 1956 — Page 6

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SPORTS

Fort Wayne Central Wins In Triangular Fort Wayne Central won a triangular meet at St. Vincent’s field in Fort Wayne Wednesday afternoon, scoring 89 points. Fort Wayne Centra! Catholic was second with 46 and the Decatur Yellow Jackets third with 22. John Kelso was a triple winner for Central, taking the 100-yard dash, 440-yard run and the low hurdles. Decatur’s, only first place was by Murphy. Who won the high jump. j ' In a reserve mert at Fort Wayne, the YelloW Jacket rer.erves defeated Central, 81% to / The varsity summary: 100-yard dash—Kelso (C) first; Smith (C) second: McGrath (CC) third. Time—lO.< 200-yard dash — McGrath (CC) first; Burch (C) second; Hollins (C) third. Time—2l.2. 440-yard run—Kelso (C) first; Dickey (C) second; Rivers (C) third. Time—s4.s. 880-yard run—Tinker (C) first; Brown (C) second; Gould (D) thrdl. Time—2:l7. Mile run—Hawkins (C) first; Sarraxin <C) second; Tlora (D) third. Time —5:06. High hurdles—Mills (C) first; Clancy (CC) second; norwin (D) third. Time—l 6.2. Low hurdles —Kelso (C) first; Smith (C) second; Kramer (CC) third. Time 21.0. Broad jump—Clancy (CC) first; Murphy (D) second: Brounlee (C) third. Distance—lß ft 6 in. High jump—Murphy (D) first; Tinker (C) second; Brounlee (C) third. Height—s ft. 6 in. Pole vault—Lapolnt (CC) first; Flora (D) second; Michael (CC) third. Height—9 ft. 6 in. L Shot put—Hogan (C) first: Faylor (CC) second; Minick (CC) third. Distance —43 ft. 2 in. Mile relay — Won by Central (Burch, Dickey, Risufs, Kelso). Time—3:49. Half-mile relay—Won by Central (Smith, Davis. Altekruse, Hollins). Time—l:4o. - Reserve Summary High hurdles — Brounlee (C) first: Hutker (DI second; Boyd (C) third; Eichenauer (D) fourth. Time —18.8. 100-yard dash — Hutker (D) first; Dorwin (D) second; Brooks (C) third;—Adams (C) fourth. Time—ll. Mile run—Hullinger (D) first; Butcher (D) second; Bryon (C) third; Stokes (C) fourth. Time—--6:30. — —-i —’ — 440-yard dash — Henline (C) first; Macklin (D) second; Beal (C) third; Breaster (C) fourth. Time—6l.l. , Low hurdles —Patrick (C) first: Hutker (D) second: Brounlee (C) third: Boyd (C) fourth. Time—--23.6. 880-yard run — Eichenauer (D) first; Sheets (D) second: Conn (C) third; Thomas (C) fourth. Time —2:23.3. 200-yard dash — Hutker (D) first; Banks (D) second; Brooks (C) third: Adams (C) fourth. Time —22. Half-mile relay—Central first; Decatur second; Central third. Time—l:46.3. Shot put — Brooks (C) first; Isch (D) second: Boyd (C) third; Macklin (D) fourth. Distance--37 ft. Pole vatflt —Gould (D) first; Schott (D) second; Striekte (C) third; Benson (C) fourth. Height -9 ft. Broad jump—Ritchie (C) first; Patrick (C) second; Banks (D) third; Boyd (C) fourth. High jump—Alger (D) and McGee tied for first; Hutker (D)

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third; Hullinger (D) fourth. Height—s ft. 3 tn. Decatur Golf Course Will Open Saturday Decatur golfers received good news today with the announcement by Don Mae Lean that the Decatur golf course would officially open next Saturday. Season tickets will be on sale at the club house and players also can use the course by paying the dally green fee. The leagues will be organized soon and the Decatur tourse will be open seven days a week, it was announced. Prior to today’s announcement there had been some question whether the course would be operated this year, because the usual sale of season tickets had not been, announced. J Today’s announcement by the owner, however, erases the earlier rumors. The course is reported to be in excellent condition fpr this early in the season and workmen will continue today and readying the course. Prize Money Offered For 500-Mile Race HAGERSTOWN, Ind. (INS — Perfect Circle Corp, today posted $2,950 in prize money for the, Indianapolis Speedway 500-mile race. Top prize offered is S4OO to the winning car, with S3OO for second place and S2OO for third. The fastest qualifier will be eligible for a $250 award. Remainder of the prize money will be for the 3£ other drivers who qualify for the race and the mechanic of the pole position car. Phillips Oilers Win Olympic Playoffs KANSAS CITY (INS) —The Phillips 66 Oilers, conquerors of the College 4U Stars, won the ‘Olympic basketball payoffs Wednesday night when the Buchan Bakers of Seattle defeated the Armed Forces team, 82 to 79. — The Oilers victory gives them the right to place five to seven men on the U.S. team in the fourthcoming Olympics. The remainder of the 12-man squad will be chosen from the other three teams. Vince ;Martinez Is Winner Over Diaz MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (INS) — Vince Martinez, fourth-ranked welterweight, gunned today for a shot at champion Johnny Saxton after completely outclassing Miguel Diaz of Cuba in a 10-round nationally elevised boxing bout in Miami Beach. The 26-yeai‘-did boxer from Patterson, N. J., pressed the attack throughout the fight and floored the Cuba champion in the ninth and 10th rounds Wednesday night. Martinez’s manager, Bill Daly, said he would give SIOO,OOO to Saxton for a title fight. > Indiana Launches Campaign On Cancer INDIANAPOLIS CINS) —lndiana has launched its campaign to raise $590,000 of a national goal of $26-million for cancer research in 1956. More than 300 delegates from the state’s 92 county cancer societies attended the kickoff meeting in Indianapolis Wednesday, and were told the answer to cancer will be found through research and money is needed to finance this research,

Bulgaria Seeks To Resume Relations WASHINGTON (INS) —Communist Bulgaria wants to pick up diplomatic relations with the United States again. Informed sources in the state department said the Sofia government has made verbal overtures through its legation in Paris and that similar unofficial action has been taken in Washington. Slight Decline In Jobless Pay Claims INDIAN A POLIS (INS) —The Indiana employment security divi-

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sion today announced <8.817 unemployment claims were filed last week-little change from the week before. Director William C. Stalnaker said there was a 373 drop in initial claims and a 291 increase hi continued claims adding up to a total decline of 32 for the two weeks. Truman To Receive Honorary Degree LONDON (INS) —Former President Harry S. Truman will be nominated for an honorary degree of doctor of civil law at Oxford university’s convocation May 1. A spokesman for the most renowned university in the English-

speaking world said he assumed | Truman’s acceptance ot the honor would be a matter of form. The degree would- be conferred June 20. , ■ ■ **■ ■ ■ ■ - I Miss Lois Suman On Olivet Dean's List Miss Lois Suman. daughter of Wilbur Suman of route 3. has been honored for scholarship at Olivet Nazarene College at Kankakee. 111., where she is a sophomore. Miss Suman is Included on the dean’g list for high Quality work done during the first half of the second semester. ; Trade in a Good Town — Decatur.

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