Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 4 February 1957 — Page 7

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Berne Is Edged Out By Ossian Bears- 53-51 Ossian won the battle of the Bear* and county champions Saturday night as the Well* county quintet edged out a 53-51 victory at the Ossian gym. The Wells county champions held an 11-10 lead at the first quarter, but the Adams county champs took over in the second period and held a 28-19 advantage at the half. Ossian went back on top at the third quarter, 38-37. With the score tied and four seconds to play, Kumfer hit his eighth field goal for the Ossian victory. Kumfer topper the scoring with 20 ppiats, 18 of them in the second half, while Van Meter tallied 19 for Ossian. Pete Schug led Berne with 18, followed by Lynn Lehman with 15 and Carl Liechty with 11. Berne will have a pair of home games this week, entertaining the BlUfftbn Tigers Tuesday night, and playing host to Montpelier Saturday afternoon in the feature of the annual homecoming celebration of the Berne high school. Ossians FG FT TP Kumfer .... 8 4 20 L. Patten... 0 0* 0 McAfee 12 4 Van Meter ... 9 1 19 Baumgartner 1.2 15 Hunter — o'l 1 TOTALS—. 21 11 53 Berne FG FT TP Schtflfc-—- 7 4 18 Dille Sh, 3 17 Liechty Ti...’.,..4 3 11 Beaty ...0 0 0 A. Yoder 0 0 0 Whitehurst 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 13 51 Officials: Walker, Wolfcale. Preliminary Ossian, 35-30. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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Week's Schedule For Adams County . Basketball Teams Taeiday Geneva at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at New Haven. Bluffton at Berne. Friday Pleasant Mills at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at Portland. Monroeville at Adams Central. ! Hoagland at tylonmouth. - Albany at Geneva. r Ridgeville at Hartford. t Saturday ‘ Leo at Monmouth. I Montpelier at Berne (2 p.m.). > w—■ II Hill I i Marciano Sticks To [ Guns On Retirement J KENOSHA, Wis. (IP) - Rocky Marciano stuck to his guns today and continued to deny he ever would return to' the fight ring. > "I know I am doing the "right I thing,” Marciano said Sunday , night at a dinner sponsored by ' the Kenosha Holy Name Society. “I have decided to be a family ; pleaser instead of a crowd ; pleaser.” 1 : Big Ten Standing ; By UNITED PRESS W L Pct. TP OP Ohio State — 6 1 .857 520 462 . Purdue ...... 5 1 .833 453 418 . Illinois 4 3 2 .600 434 400 Michigan .... 3 2 .600 352 356 Indiana 3 2 .600 389 Minnesota — 3 3 .500 451 475 ! Mich. State .. 3 3 .500 413 398 ’ lowa -v 2 4 .333 418 422 - Northwestern 2 6 .250 540 572 ■ Wisconsin ' 0 6 .000 358 441 > Urges Motorists To j Buy Licenses Now Mrs. Dale Death, manager of the ' Decatur auto license bureau, to- ' day issued a request that motor- ’ ists pruchase their 1957 auto licens- ’ es at once and avoid the usual last " minute rush and standing in line. 1 She stated the local bureau is open six days each week now and hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Buyers are required to have r their November tax receipt.

Spartans Snap Losing Streak Saturday Night The Pleasants Mills Spartans snapped a seven-game losing streak Saturday night by defeating Convoy-Union, 55-44, on the Pleasant Mills hardwaad. Convoy led at the first quarter, 12-10, and the teams were tied at the half, 18-18, but the Spartans took over In the third period for a , 35-29 advantage. Jerry Williamson led the Spartans with 18 points, and John Frey contributed 15. Gaskill tallied 16 and DeCamp 12 for Convoy. ‘ The Spartans will meet the Decatur Commodores at the Decatur gym Friday night. Pleasant Mills • FG FT TP Walbe 12 4 Frey 71 15 McCullough ....... r .. 1 6 8 Williamson 7 2 12 Myers'.... 3 2 8 Irivin I 6 2 Brunner 0 2 2 TOTALS — 20 15 55 Convoy • ' FG FT TP Gaskill 6 4 16 Elzer 2 15 Gibson 2 0 4 DeCamp 5 2 12 1 Fisher 0 2 2 McCleery 113 Rhods 10 2 I. I •* _ T0TAL5.....17 10 44 Officials: Dienelt, Von Huston. Preliminary Convoy, 43-29. State Parole Resigns Position INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — State Parole Director Joseph M. Sullivan has resigned in view of what he termed ‘‘statehouse interference” and because he wanted “no part of a deteriorating organization.” Correction board chairman Paul L. Myers said Bert Rudical, associate warden of Indiana State Pris- , on, would serve in Sullivan’s place until Governor Handley can find a replacement.

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DASKgmWL t 7 Team Standings W L Pct. Hartford 16 1 .941 Yellow Jackets -...1* 3 .813 Geneva —..10 5 .667 Commodores 9 5 .643 Berne .10 7 .588 Adams Central —— 5 11 .313 Pleasant Mills .—5" 11 .313 Monmouth 3 12 .200 , —oOo— Another heavy schedule of 11 games faces Adams county high school teams this week, with three tilts Tuesday, six Friday and two Saturday, with five of the ‘ eight

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teams in action twice. -—oOo— The Decatur Commodores, who have not appeared on their home floor for a month, will play for the hometown fans twice this week, meeting the Geneva Cardinals Tuesday night and the Pleasant Mills Spartans Friday night. * ——oOo— The Decatur Yellow Jackets, riding a 13-3 season record and a six- ■ ’ game winning streak, will play out of town twice this week, at New!: Haven Tuesday in a Northeastern Indiana conference tilt, and at Portland Friday. In Tuesday’s other tilt, the Berne Bears will entertain the Bluffton Tigers. ——oOo— Six games Friday night are Pleasant Mills at Decatur Commodores, Decatur Yellow Jackets at Portland, Hoagland at Monmouth, Monroeville at Adams Central, Albany at Geneva and Ridgeville at Hartford. —oOo— Feature of the Saturday schedule will be the annual

homecoming celebration at the Berne, high school. In the top attraction, the Berne Bean will host the Montpelier Pacen in an afternoon game. In the other Saturday tilt, the Eagles will entertain Leo at Monmouth. 1 ■:. ,l ■. ' —-000— The battle for the county’s individual scoring title apparently will go right down to the final game. ;with only 12 points separating the three leaders. Pete Schug, of Berne, leads in total points with 305 for a per game average of 17.9. However, Ivan Nevil, of Geneva, with 301 points in two less games, is the leader on the basis of average points with 20.1 points per tilt. Jim Steiner, of Adams Central, also tops Schug in average with 18.3 points per game. The 10 top scorers, with games played, total points scored, and average points per game, follow: GP TP Ave. Schug, Berne 17 305 17.9 Nevil, Geneva —— 15 301 20.1 Steiner! Adams .Central 16 293 18.3 Frey, Pleasant Mills . 16 279 17.4

Kelly, Yellow Jackets . 16 260 16.3 Craig, Geneva 15 259 17.3 Corson, Adams Central 18 258 16.1 Stahly, Hartford 17 255 15.0 Moser, Hartford 17 238 14.0 Williamson, Ptea. Mills 15 235 15.7 —oOo—<l * • i Results one year ago this week: Yellow Jackets 68, New Haven 65. Pleasant Mills 77, Commodores 63. .Monmouth 78, Montpelier 72. Yellow Jackets 76, Portland 56. Monmouth 84. Adams Central 83. Berne 58, Bluffton 52. Albany 78; Geneva 63. Montpelier 47, Berne 45. Hartford 53, Roll 50. Jefferson 56, Madison Twp. 36. Willshire 85, Jefferson 61. To Attend National Rural Youth School A trip to the national rural youth leadership training school at Jackson Mills, W. Va., February 24-27, for members of the state board of the rural youth has been planned by the Indiana Farm Bureau. Gloria Koeneman, fourth district 1 president of, the rural youth, will

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