Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1956 — Page 8

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Wisconsin Is Crippled For Sparfan Til! „ By UNITED PRESS Wisconsin's roster of questionable starters climbed to four today and the Badgers’ hopes of handing, mighty Michigan State a second straight setback decreased proportionately. • Standout end Dave Howard of Wisconsin was stricken with stomach flue Tuesday, joining two other top. ends on the sick list— Jim Reinke and veteran Dick Kolian. The other doubtful starter for the Badgers is Ron Carlson, sidelined with a hand injury. Michigan State tuned for the game with a brisk sessiontof rapid signal drills Tuesday Coach Duffy Daugherty experimented with several backfield combinations during the workout. Another Irish Injury . Notre Dame s injury woes also increased with junior center Ed Sullivan Joining the disabled ranks with an infected arm. Second string center Lou Concaric also is recovering from injuries so relatively inexperienced Frank Kuchta worked out at the position. Sullivan was the 24th injury incurred by key Irish players so far this season. Unbeaten lowa drilled on defense in preparation for its game against Michigan. There were no reports on progress of the team as Coach Forest Evashevski continued to practie behind closed gates. Michigan also worked out on defense in a session described as somewhat ragged. Halfback Terry Barr, injured last Saturday, ran signal drills but was held out of a scrimmage drill. Northwestern concentrated on defense with the first "full-scale scrimmage since the season began. The only major player unable to take part was halfback Bob McKeiver, who is recovering from a face injury.

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{Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Berne at Pleasant Mills, -ct—*—Adams Centrtil at Geneva. Illini Scrimmages Illinois went through a dummj | scrimmage against Purdue plays. , Bill Offenbecher, sophomore quar ’ terback who starred in the upset I victory over the Spartans last Sat urday. worked out with the varsity J ■ squad. ' j Purdue Coach Jack Mollenkopf H transferred veteran right halfbacl ( : Bill Jennings to fullback due t< ‘ an injury to. starter Mel Dillard Dillard, injured in the lowa game ' was recovering from a charle; ’ horse. Indiana's, squad was bolstered bj ’■ the return of Delnor Gales, wh< J has been out since early in the j J season with a dislocated elbow j The Hoosiers scrimmaged in prep I station for the Marquette game ’I A switch in fends highlighter ’ Minnesota's drill for its battle with Pittsburgh. Sophomore Perry } Geahring was promoted to left I end on the first squad and Joi , Jelaci was switched to right end [lin * place of Dick Fairchild, whe . was demoted to the third team. i I Yellow Jackets Are i Honored By Students One hundred and fifty Decatur . high school students honored their , successful football team in an , outdoor party Monday night at j 5 Worthman field. Songs and cheers . were featured • during the party, I which took place around a large bonfire at the field. Refreshments . paid for by donations taken dur- . ing the afternoon were served. At 9 p.m. the entire group or- , ganized a snake dance and pro- [ ceed from Worthman field up Monroe street, up and down Second ( street, out through the Community , Center and then back to Second street, where the chain broke up. , The chain was led by the team ■ members and cheer leaders. Arj rangements for the party were made by the cheerleaders and class presidents of the school.

Nel Schedule 6000 •* • • By Abn m<w«i Is Announced for Spartans , ' The Pleasant Mills Spartans i will launch their 1956-57 basket- y;'".' ; I > k | ball season Friday night, enter- , Si ' taining the Berne Bears at the 1 s "X Pleasant Mills gym. \ * \ Veteran coach Myron Lehman " I ; s facing a tough rebuilding job •;" * * this season, having lost seven let- J ■' ‘j termen from last spring's sectional y ' I MWWr 2 sour r • r u. BU J ar ? ) Don Melchtng, Darvon Light, John jEff y ' l)| —■ 11 I Speakman and Gene Williamson. if'RNf: /rz: Other squad members who gra- 14 D" i iuated were John Wolfe, Dick Grc/Arlr ft I s * Byer and Charles Wolfe. WORSLEY, I Only regular returning is Jerry YORK .-"-.I Williamson, one of the Spartans' starting guards last season. madi: -tl/s apez-r - The Pleasont Mills schedule: ec. Nov. 2 - Berne at Pleasant Mills. Nov 6 - Wren at Wren T££ ROU6H O£ N°ov. 9 - HartfoM M Pleasant $ Mills. M7H 2 WTOUTS, Nov. 16 - Willshire at PleaShnt ZV F/RST MiUs ? Nov. 20 - Adams Central at Plea- AFTeK rF£ sant Mills. ,Il 11' — Dec. 7- Mon mouth at Mon- ’JI | v XVte’>~>y, mouth. *■*' Dec. 15 - Wren at Pleasant Mills. Dec. 18 - Petroleum-at Petroleum. llUll Dec. 21 - Commodores at Pleasant Al/ - Mills. . Jan. 4-Geneva at Pleasants TMEP^FORS f /T Mills. F/Tl7ri& 7H£ /CF Jan. 8 - Willshire at Willshire. EM Jan. 19 - Ohio City at Ohio City. gAEEPALL BOWEP OU7 W/TR 9 /AIA RO*. Jan. 23 - Harlan at Harlan. Fc«iure» «»■*«•*» Jan. 24-Brvant at Pleasant I

Mills. Jap. 29-Convoy at Pleasant Mills. Feb. 8 - Commodores at Decatur. Feb.ls •» Arcola at Pleasant Mills. Feb. 22 - Gray at Gray. Pistons Play Knicks Next Sunday Night FORT WAYNE. IND. — The ambitious Pistons, buoyed by their 94-88 victory over Minneapolis, will give the eastern division of the National Basketball Association a firih try this week end. They play at Philadelphia Saturday night and then return to the Coliseum here to meet the rejuvenated New York Knicks Sunday night at 8 o’clock.’ The Piston squad, obviously stronger than last year because of the addition of such talent as Gene Shue, Red Rocha and Billy KenVille, will practice three days this week to tune up for the week and contests. Washington Nickname Officially Senators WASHINGTON (Iffl) — From now on you can start calling the Washington baseball club the "Senators,” in case, that is, you’ve been calling them the “Nationals'* all along. Club President Calvin Griffith officially changed the team’s nick- 1 name Tuesday from the “Nationals” to the "Senators.”

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Brooklyn Dodgers Sell Ebbts Field NEW YORK (ffl) — Ebbets Field, home of the Brooklyn Dodgers since 1913. will be converted into a middle income housing development — but not for a few years. The Dodgers sold the ball park to real estate investor Marvin Kratter Tuesday but protected themselves by retaining an option to play at Ebbets Field through 1961 if plans for a new park fail to work out. Cardinals Not To Operate Rochester ST. LOUIS (OPP—The St. Louis ' Cardinals revealed Tuesday that they will not operate their Roch- 1 ester International League franchise next year. General Mana- ’ ger Frank Lane said the Rochester team had lost money for several ] years although it was consistently in the first division. Coast Guard Cutter J Rescues 33 Crewmen NEW YORK (OF) — A Coast Guard cutter which rescued the 1 crew of 33 of a sinking German freighter stood by the derelict ves- 1 sei today off the Newfoundland coast. The cutter Chincoteague rescued 32 crewmen and a woman radio from the Mattere Helga Bolten Tuesday’ afternoon after < ploughing through heavy seas to < reach the distressed ship. I ] * 1 't

Today's Sport Parade By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) — Fraley’s follies and the weekend football winners—just in case you have a few kopeks left. Game of the Week Navy over Notre Dame—Terry Brennan hasn’t given up on the Irish and this may be the week they get started. But Navy has been coming and. if they’re ever going to win this one, now's the time. The East Army over Colgate — Too much speed. Syracuse over Penn State — Can’t even see jt aS a tossup. Yale over Dartmouth — Rolling strong here. Princeton over Brown — A runaway. Also: Cornell over Columbia, Harvard over Penn, Villanova over Boston College, Boston U.' over Holy Cross, Lafayette over Rutgers, Lehigh over Temple, Bucknell ovex; Buffalo and Connecticut over Miami. The Midwest Minnesota over Pitt — If they don't .let down. Oklahoma oyer Colorado—Sheer moider. Michigan over lowa—But those Hawkeyes are hungry. Michigan State -over Wisconsin-* Too rapid. Also: Ohio State over Northwestern, Purdue over Illinois, Indiana over Marquette, Missouri over Nebraska, Kansas over Kansas State, lowa State over Drake and Detroit over Cincinnati. The West Southern Cal over Washington State —A romp. Stanford over UCLA — By a shade. Oregon State over WashingtonClose on defenses. California over Oregon—A real tossup. Also: New Mexico over Brigham Young, Montana over Montana State, Wyoming over Utah State and Idaho over Fresno State. The South Georgia Tech over Duke — By a pair. Maryland over Kentucky — The blueplate special. Tenessee over North Carolina— Handily. Clemson over VPI — A rowdy contest. Also: Mississippi over LSU, Georgia over Alabama, Tulane over Mississippi State, Miami over Florida State, Florida over Auburn, Wake Forest over North Caroline State, West Virginia over George Washington, Vanderbilt over Virginia and W&M over VMI. The Southwest Texas over SMU — Just gotta vin one soon. TCU over Baylor—A ruff’n. Texas Aggies over Arkansas — Murder at home. Rice over Utah—Or I quit completely Also: Oklahoma Aggies over Fexas Tech, Temple State over ?an Diego, West Texas State over \rizona, Texas Western over Har-lin-Simmons and COP over Tulsa.

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Gulf, Stop Back Win Tuesday Night Gulf defeated Shannons, 56-36, . and the Stop Back downed the . Knights of Columbus, 77-61, in ; Adams county independent net league games Tuesday night at . the Lincoln school gym. Shannons led at the first quar- ; ter, 12-9, but Gulf moved into a i 33-23 lead at the half and 44-27 at i the third period. Getting topped , the winners with 23 points, while D. Dick counted 10 for Shannons. I Stop Back piled up a 23-6 firstquarter margin in the nightcap, and led at the half, 47-23 and at i the third quarter, 70-32. Conrad 1 counted 23 and Crist 19 for Stop 1 Back, while Meyer tallied 13, Strickler' 12 and F. Coyne 11 for I K. of C, Gulf FG FT TP Getting -7 9 23 Mailand 0 11 Seheiman 1 0 2 ' Kiess ...... 5 1 11 Klein ................. 1 0 2 ' Bultemeier ...j........ 1 0 2 1 Getting 6 1 13 Gallmeier -J— 1 0 2 TOTALS 22 12 56 Shannons FG FT TP Beer .... 0 11 Irwin 2 15 Bowen 4 19 D. Dick — 4 2 10 Arnold .... 4 19 H. Dick 0 2 2 TOTALS 14 8 36 Stop Back < FG FT TP I Reed — 4 1 9 < Hoehammer ......... 1 0 2 < Conrad 9 5 23 Crist - 9 1 19 Miller 0 0 0 Knapp ................ 6 2 14 I McColly .... 5 0 10 TOTALS 34 9 71 K. of C. FG FT TP 1 Gass _ 3 2 0 4 1 Klein .. —. 3 0 6 ‘ Kable 4 1 9 Gage 1 0 2 ; Strickler 4 4 12 ' Meyer 5 3 13 j D. Coyne 1 2 4 _ F. Coyne -..2.— 4 3 11 j Faurote - 0 0 0 TOTALS — 24 13 61 Hank Sauer Signed By New York Giants NEW YORK («»)) — The New I York Giants signed 37-year old • Hank Sauer Tuesday as pinch-’ hitter and spare outfielder. Sauer, who was the National League's most valuable player in 1952, knocked in 75 runs and hit .298 for the St. Louis Cardinals j this year but was given his unconditional release at the close of the season. BOWL/NG SCORES Womens League W L Pts. Three Kings Tavern 17 4 23 Harmans Market -16 5 21 Adams C’ty Trailer 14 7 18 -Blackwells 13 8 18 Two Brothers 12 9 17 Hoagland Lumber 12 9 16 Arnald Lumber 12 9 16 Treons ........ 11 10 16 Jacks Marathon -.12 9 16 Mansfield -v U 1° 15 Kents 11 10 15 Old Crown -10 11 13 Gays Service 11V4 12% Gage Tool 9 12 12 Drewys * 9 12 11% Adams Theater —5% 15% 7 Brecht Jewelry 4 17 4 Lynch Box 1 20 1 High team serips: Mansfield - 2312, Hoagland Lumber - 2151, Two Brothers - 2149, Gage Tool - Jacks Marathon - 2140, Three Kings Tavern - 2121, Harmons ; Market - 2098. Old Crown - 059, Drewrys - 2014. Individual three games: A. Trosin 507 (190-171-146), A. Harman 506 (165-184-157). Individual single game: E. Strikler - 177, Moran - 176, Bowman - 174, A. Hoile - 174, Gallmeyer - 171, Reidenbach - 171, Schuller - 170, Vi Smith - 170. Mixed Doubles League A. Harman-D. Harman, 1214; G. Hilyard-D. Mies, 1140: I. HoffmanH. Hoffman, 1130; M. Sheets-D. Sheets, 1119; A. Gage-D. Gage, 1109; M. Ashbaucher-B. Ashbaucher, 1103; W. McClure-V. McClure, 1095; D. Ulman-N. Hurley, 1090; M. Moses-D. Moses, 1087; A. Frau-higer-E. Frauhiger, 1082; P. Pol-ing-D. Poling, 1045; V. Custer-B. Custer, 1035; M. Gabe-L. Gage, 1033; I. Rich-L. Rich 1001. High series: A. Harman 578 (181-219-178). ,

Deer Season Opens Thursday In State ; INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—lndiana’s 1 annual deer hunting season for 1 archers opens Thursday for a 1 month-long run. The Nov. 1 through Nov. 30 season, Sundays excluded, is limited 1 to hunting in Bartholomew, Brown, Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Orange, Owen and Perry Counties, and ( that part of Greene County east ' of the west fork of White River. Hunters may get licenses for $5, only at the Indiana Department of Conservation offices in : Indianapolis. Only Indiana residents may be licensed, and only those who also have a regular hunting-fishing license. Hunting is banped in state parks. Only bows of 40-pound pull or greater may be used, and only broad head game arrows are legal. Each archer is limited to one male deer with at least one forked antler. Sunrise to sunset are the hunting hours. ' After the archers have their day, gun hunters will get six days 1 to try their luck Deq. 3-8. * » No Elvis Presley Haircuts At Romeo ROMEO, Mich. ((W) — Male students who show up at the Ro-1 meo Community High School with Elvis Presley style haircuts today I will be expelled, from school. T. C. Filppula, school superintendent, said teachers at the school decided the haircuts siginified a “defiant attitude” and asked Principal Harold, F. Barr to ordgr the boys to get “normal haircuts” or face expulsion. Barr did and was backed up by local education authorities. Driver Killed As Car Is Overturned BLOOMFIELD, Ind. <(W> — Frederick R. Mitchell, 40, Springville, was killed late Tuesday when his car went out of control and turned over on a curve in Ind. 45 eight miles south of here. Mitchell and a passenger, Dale Armstrong, 47, also of Springville, were thrown from the car. Armstrong was rushed to a Bedford hospital. i

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GOP BUILDS (< .>n»lnnr<l from I‘nKe One) lottesville, Va., last year. He said he had cautioned at that time of the danger of “all-out war” and called for “a major effort of statesmanship. ”He said he proposed that * the United Nations undertake patrol duties between Israel and Egypt to keep the troops of the two nations apart. Nixon demanded that Stevensoeh in view of his criticisms of the administration's Mid-East policy, tell the nation what he would do about the crisis if he were In the White House. He said he did not expect a direct answer on his challenge from the Democratic presidential nomi- ( nee. He termed Stevenson a “pathetic Hamlet on the American political stage.” Kefauver said in Peoria, 111., Tuesday night that the administration's “confusion and inconsistency" may put France, Britain and Israel on one side of a Middle Eastern conflict and “the Soviet Union and us and Egypt on the other.” ! He charged that a “large part of the responsibility” for the crisis must rest with the administration, and 1 on Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in particular. Tonight & Thursday “ OUR BIG DAYS! First Show Tonight at 7 Continuous Thur, from 1:30 BE SURE TO ATTEND! The Most Spectacular Train Wreck Ever Filmed—ln This Exciting Technicolor Smash! AVA GARDNER STEWART GRANGER “BHOWANI JUNCTION” ALSO — Shorts 15c -50 c —JO-0u— Fri. 4 Sat.—“Cha Cha Cha Boom” Produced by the Makers of “Rock Around the Clock" —Lo-Ok— Coming Sun.—“THE BAD SEED” It’s the Big Shocker!