Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 97, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1957 — Page 7

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Jackets Lose In Triangular Al Bluffion The Decatur Yellow Jackets will host the Portland Panthers in a dual track meet at 7:45 o'clock tonight under the lights at Worthman field.

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The Jackets placed second in a triangular meet held at Bluffton Tuesday afternoon. The Bluffton Tigers won the meet with 74 points, the Jackets were second with 60, and the Ossian Bears finished third with 10 points. Decatur won four events and the half-mile relay, while Bluffton took down seven events and the mile relay, as Ossian failed to win a first place. Only double winner was Hammond, of Bluffton, who won both the pole vault and high jump. He also placed second in the broad jump.

The summary follows: High hurdles — Tangeman IB) first; Schott (D) second; . Alger (D) third; Milholland (B) fourth. Time—l 9.2. 100-yard dash—Hutker <D> first; Creed <B) second; Moses (D) third; Speheger (B) fourth. Time -11.3. Mile run—Prible (B) first; Stevens (O) second; Henry (B> third; J. Sheets (D> fourth. Time — 4*56 2 < ■ ' 1 440-yard .run —Hook (B) first; Mowman <B) second; Petzel (B) third; Roussey (O) fourth. Time —51.6. Low hurdles—Moses (D) first; Hutker (D) second; Park (B) third; Arnold <O) fourth. Time —22.8. , 880-yard run—Gould (D) first; Tangeman (B) second; Fair fB) third; Prible (B) fourth, Time—--2:13.6. . 220-yard dash—Creed (B) first; Dorwin (DI second; Ladd (D) third; Roussey <O> fourth. Time Shot put— Bachelor (B) first; Isch (D) second; Hebble (D) third; Bierie <B) fourth. Distance -43 ft. 1% in. P r Pole vault—Hammond (B) first: Benson (B) second; Hook <B) third; Tangeman (B) fourth. Height-9 ft. 4 in. Broad jump—Ladd <D> first; Hammond (B) second; Moses <D) third; Arnold <O) fourth. Distance—lß ft. 5 in. High jump — Hammond (B) first; Schott (D) and Hutker (D> tied for second and third. Height —5 ft. 3 in. Mile relay—Won by Bluffton (Hook, Murphy, Bowman, Petzel), Decatur second (Gould, Schott, Agler, Eichenauer). Time—3:so.l. Half-mile relay—Won by Decatur (Hutker, Banks, Dorwin, Moses); Bluffton second. Timely. 11 1 11 »' I*MBM II I 1 11 "■ • 240 Rainbow Trout Released At Geneva r The second release of rainbow ‘trout ever made in Adams county was completed this morning as 240 nine-inch trout were released in the old Huey stone quarry four miles east of Geneva. Jack Hurst, local game warden, assisted by Pud Smith of Geneva, released four large containers of the fish. The containers were refrigerated and brought to the county from the Bernice Creek rearing pond in LaGrange county. Seven inches is the legal size for catching rainbow trout: The Huey pond near New Corydon is the only place in the county known to maintain a temperature of 50 degrees throughout the entire sunv mer. Trout will not live in warmer water. The first release of trout here was made years ago, also in the same pit. A very high number of the 240 released is expected to survive. High water has caused the usually clear pond to turn very muddy, but this is not expected to bother the young fish. Trade in a good town — Decatur

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National League ' W. L. Pct. G.B. Milwaukee .... 5 1 .833 Brooklyn 5 1 .833 New York .... 4 3 .571 Chicago 3 3 .500 2 St. Louis 2 4 .333 3 Philadephia ... 2 4 .333 3.. Cincinnati .... 2 4 .333 3 Pittsburgh .... 2 5 .286 3% American League W. L. Pct. G.B. Chicago 4 1 .800 New York .... 4 2 .677 Mr Kansas City .. 4 3 .571 1 Boston 3 3 .500 I*4 Baltimore .... 3 4 .429 2 Washington .. 3 4 .429 2 Cleveland .... 2 3 .400 2 Detroit 2 5 .286 3 American Association W. L. Pct.G.B. Denver —3 1 .750 % St. Paul 5 2 .714 Charleston ... 5 3 .625 *4 Wichita 3 2 .600 1 Omaha 4 4 .500 114 Minneapolis .. 4 4 .500 114 Indianapolis — 2 6 .250 3*4 Louisville 1 5 .167 3>4 TUESDAY’S RESULTS National League New York 1, Pittsburgh 0. Chicago 3, Milwaukee 2 (10 innings). Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 4 (10 innings). Only games scheduled. American League Boston 3, Baltimore 1. Washington 3, New York 1. Kansas City 5, Detroit 4. Cleveland 5, Chicago 0. American Association St. Paul 3-6, Charleston 0-4. Minneapolis 4, Louisville 3. Denver 7, Indianapolis 4. Omaha 3, Wichita 2. Ping Pong Tourney Held Tuesday Night The Adams county school ping pong tourney was held at the Adams Central gym Tuesday night. Ron Meyer and Dale Hake, of Decatur Catholic high school, won the double title, defeating Biberstein and Dubach, of Hartford, 21-17, 19-21, and 12-4, in the final match. The singles crown was won by Zehr, of Berne, who defeated Grogg, of Hartford, in the finals, 21-15, 19-21 and 21-14, in the teachers tourney, Loren Jones, Monmouth principal, defeated Bob Dille, Berne coach, in the finals, 21-15 and 21-19. Over half of the assets of the University of Michigan, a state-supported-school, have been obtained with funds from sources other than state appropriations.

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Commodores To Open Season On Thursday The Decatur Commodores, their early season games yashed out by the continued rain, will open their 1957 baseball season Thursday afternoon, meeting St. Mary’s of Anderson at 3:30 o’clock at McMillen field in this city. Coach Al Lindahl also announced remaining games on the Commodores schedule, all contests with Central Indiana Catholic conference opponents. Previously cancelled games with Ohio teams will not be re-scheduled, as these schools are now embarked on their tourney schedules. Remaining games on the Commodores schedule (all home games at McMillen field): April 29—Huntington Catholic at Huntington. May I—Marion Bennett at Marion. May 6—Marion Bennett at Decatur. May 9—Huntington Catholic at Decatur. May 13—St. Mary's of Anderson at Anderson. Klenk's Entered In Federation League Kenk’s of Decatur will return to the Fort Wayne Federation league this summer, after playing in the Northwest Ohio league last season. Eleven teams are scheduled td compete in the Federation this year, the largest entry field in several years. The final organizational meeting will be held May 6, with play scheduled to open Sunday, May 12. Teams in addition to Klenk's are Payne, 0., Edgerton, 0., Huntington Merchants, Harlan, and the following Fort Wayne teams, Colonial Oil, Blue Sox, American Linen, AFL-CIO, Tony and Jim Tavern, and Fort Wayne Merchants.

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Expansion To 92 Sectionals Is Suggested INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Fort Wayne Central basketball coach Herb Banet has worked out an Indiana high school tourney plan expanding the first-round from 64 to 92 sectionals. He said the plan will be submitted by Paul Spuller, his principal, to the IHSAA Board of Control May 25. Another change would be to lump six teams each into 14 regional, while two other secondround tourneys would have four contenders. There would be no changes in the rpst of the tourney structure. The plan would ‘permit more good teams to participate for a longer period of time,” said Banet. He admitted his plan wasn't perfect, “but the framework is solid.’’ The plan uses a 737-team field as its base. Banet said at least one team will be cut from last year’s total because Union City and Wayne will merge. Banet’s plan calls for 16-team sectionals at Terre HAute, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne—as now. But two sactfonal champions would emerge from those tourneys. His basia plan calls for eight-team sectionals and only one nine-team show at South Bend. Banet said he worked about four hours a day for almost three weeks to complete his job. IHSAA commissioner L.V. Phillips said the basic problem remains—you still have to get down to one champion. “The end result is always the same,” he said. “This plan would give 28 teams one more week to live.” Phillips said the IHSAA is not

against changes, “but we shouldn't change for the sake of making a change.” “From all we know,” said Phillips, "we have the best high school tourney in the country. We've had these suggestions for the last 30 years, and frankly, we would like to forget basketball until ne*t fall.” Legion League Will Bowl Friday Night The American Legion league will bowl at 6:30 o’clock Friday evening at Mies Recreation, following postponement of the annual banquet of the city bowling association until a later date. Monmouth Pony Loop Team Meets Friday The Monmouth Pony league team will hold its first practice of the season Friday evening at

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