Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 11 December 1956 — Page 7

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1966

Two League Games Played Here Monday Berne defeated the Decatur Merchants, 78-65, and Pleasant Mills whipped Schannons, 73-47, in Decatur basketball league games Monday night at the Lincoln school gym. , Berne led at all periods in the

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opener, 15-14, 41-86, and 55-47. Hendricksled Berne with 35 points, and Conrad scored 22 for Decatur. Pleasant Mills was well ahead at all quarters in the nightcaps, 20-7. 40-21, and 52-35. Ballard scored 22 and Jerry Price 20 for the winners, and D. Dick counted 20 and Beer 17 for the losers. • Two games will be played tonight, Stop Back meeting Willshire, and Convoy playing Berne. No admission is'charged for these games and the public is invited to

attend Berne FQ FT TP Sprunger 10 2 Stahly 10 2 Smitley Oil Hendridks .. 15 $ 35 Lloyd 6 0 12 Egly . 4 o 8 Hoffman ...... 0 0 0 Lehman 8 2 18 TOTALS ... 35 8 28 Decatur Merchants FG FT TP Jim Voglewede .... 5 1 11 Nussbaum ..., 4 19 Wilder .... 0 0 0 Neireiter Oil McLain .„ 4 2 10 Conrad 10 2 22 Meyer 2 0 4 McDougal .... 3 2 8 TOTALS „28 9 65 Pleasant Milla FG FT TP D. Wolfe 7 0 14 L. Wolfe 4 0 8 Strayer 2 0 4 Ballard 10 2 22 Jim Price .... 2 15 Jerry Price 9 2 20 TOTALS 34 5 73 Schannons FG FT TP Schrock 4 19 Hendericks 0 0 0 D. Dick 7 6 20 Beer 8 1 17 Arnold Oil TOTALS 19 9 49 Chicago Cubs And Cardinals Trade Players CHICAGO (UP) — Executives of major league baseball turned toward minor league problems in a joint session of American and National League magnates. They were expected to approve a proposal by the minor leagues to force major league teams to cut their rosters to 28 players by the opening day of the season, thus establishing the minor league lineups a month earlier than usual. They also were expected to accept a suggestion by the minor leagues that the annual major league meetings in the future be held in alternate years in a minor league city. One Trade Made Only one trade resulted Monday from dozens of conversations by the major league clubs during the ‘only day in which the two big leagues held separate business meetings. Hie Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals exchanged 10 players in an “even” deal under which left hander Jackie Collum and right hander Tom Poholsky replace left hander Jim Davis and right hander Sam Jones on the Cubs roster. In addition, catcher Nobie Landrith and infielder - Outfielder Eddie Miksis shift to the Cardinals in return for catcher Ray Katt. The Ctibs also obtained Willie Lammers, a shortstop - second baseman, • for the Los Angeles farm club, and AAA players to be selected before March 1. Rule Changes Made Both leagues made rules changes in their meetings. The American League voted to authorize a three game playoff, in case of a pennant tie, instead of the current one-game regulation. The league, however, got no chance to vote after a long discussion of inter-1 ea gu e games, to count in the standings, during the summer when sponsor Hank Greenberg of Cleveland withdrew his proposal. The National League changed its rules to provide that in the future all suspended, postponed or tie games be played in the city in which originally scheduled. They also voted that the second game of Sunday doubleheaders can be started under lights after 6 p.m. local time, if permitted by law. Chicago Cubs Buy Catcher From Yanks CHICAGO ‘(UP) — Cubs added a second catcher in less than 24 hours to their roster today, buying Charlie Silvera from the New York Yankees for cash and two minor league players to be delivered later. Silvera, 32, was waived out of the American League in order for the deal to go through. He had been with the Yankees for eight years, and has a lifetime major league batting average of .291. But in 1956, he appeared in only seveii games and hit .222 in nine times at bat. Sauer Resigns As The Citadel Coach CHARLESTON,, S. C. (UP) — John E. Sauer, hired as head football coach and athletic director at The Citadel to build the Bulldogs into a Southern Conference power, has resigned effective Dec. 31, “for personal reasons.” Sauer requested and received a release from a five-year contract he signed in 1955* which still had three more years to run. Citadel President Gen. Mark W. Clark accepted trfc resignation “with regret” Monday and told Sauer he was “making a mistake.” Trade to a Good Town — Decatui

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Elwood at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Marion Bennett. Adams Central vs Chester Center at Montpelier. Monmouth at Bryant. Lancaster Central at Bern*. Geneva at Hartford. Satwrdtf Berne at Adams Central. Wren at Pleasant Milla.

Winners Announced In Archery Shoot Winners of the indoor shoot held Sunday by the Lhnberlost archery club at the 4-H building in Monroe were announced today. The winners were: expert—John Winkler, first; Sheldon Daniels, second; Albert Huston, third; bowman — Frank Sardella, first; Art Hurst, second; Robert Laßrun, third, archer—James Striker, first; Kenny Richards, second; Dick Cottrell, third; novice—Ray Laßrun, first; Jack Stevenson, second; Don Kimpel, third. • BOWL/NG SCORES Minor League W L Pte Western Auto 27 12 38 August Cafeteria 25 14 35 Kimple Cigar Store 26 13 33 Smith Pure Milk 23 16 33 Moose — 20 19 28 Bob’s Marathon 19 20 25 Victory Bar . 18 21 22 Clem’s Hardware —lB 21 21 Decatur Auto Parts .... 11 28 15 Krick-Tyndall 8 31 10 ..High scores: H. Miller 213, M. Ladd 203. Trade to a Gooa — Deeaua

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College Basketball E g tern Kentucky M - Evans vuie Indiana 73, Butler 68. Huntiagton 87, Tri-State 74. Northwestern 75. Notre Dame 60. State ,o 79 o C T tr iu MiC . h > ans6 ' Marquette 78, North Dakota State DePauw 78, St. Joseph’s 65. 49 ‘ . . _ -i ir -t i --, - . - i-

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Nebraska 53, Wisconsin 51. St. Louis 71, Kentucky 70. Tennessee 76, Cincinnati 68. ,' Trade in a Goon Town — De<_ M

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The stone likenesses of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln atop Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakotg, can be seen for 60 miles.