Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 246, Decatur, Adams County, 18 October 1957 — Page 6

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Monmouth's f / ■ wt A • Net Schedule Is Announced The Monmouth Eagles will open their 1957-58 basketball season Friday night, Nov. 8. meeting the Adams Central Greyhounds at the Adams Central gym. The schedule was announced today by Harold (Buzz) Clihkenbeard, new coach of the Eagles, who succeeds Charles Holt, Monmouth mentor for several seasons. The Eagles’ new mentor is faced with a tough rebuilding job, with four lettermen back from last year’s squad, which won only three games while losing 17 for Monmouth's poorest record in many years. Lettermen back from last season's squad are James Boer ger, a guard; Richard Brandt, center or forward; Fritz Bulmahn. center, and Wayne Myers, a guard, all seniors. Lost from last year’s team by graduation were Ron Bittner, Bob Hildebrand and Don Men ter. In addition, John Meyers, another regular. was lost at midseason because of the IHSAA age limit.

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Other inembers of the varsity squad at present are Robert Keuncke, James McDougall and David Fuelling, seniors; Dwight Schaefer, Ronald Hoffman, and Larry Hoffman, juniors, and Marlin Blakey and Waldo Bultemeier, sophomores. Thirty-eight boys reported to Clinkenbeard for initial practice sessions, which have been badly hampered by illness. This 38 total included freshmen, and a freshman team is planned this season, with schools interested in booking freshman games asked to contact Clinkenbeard. The Eagles have a full 18-game schedule. Their -game with the Decatur Yellow Jackets is listed as a Monmouth home game but will be played at the Decatur gym. The final game of the season, with Rockcreek, is also a home game, but is not included on the season tickets, as it is only a one-season schedule. The schedule follows: Nov. B—Adams Central at Adams Central. Nov. 12—Yellow Jackets at Decatur (Monmouth game). Nov. 15—Commodores at • Monmouth. Nov. 22—Hoagland at Hoagland. Nov. 27—Huntington Catholic at Monmouth. Dec. 6—Pleasant Mills at Pleasant Mills. Dec. 14—Roll at Roll. Dec. 20—Bryant at Monmouth.

Jan. 3—Union Twp. at Unton. Jan. 4—Hartford at Monmouth. Jan. 10—Geneva at Geneva. Jan. 16-17-18 — County tourney at Adams Central. Jan. 24—Berne at Berne. Jan. 29—Monroeville at Monroeville. Jan. 31—Lancaster Central at Monmouth. Feb. 7—Hoagland at Monmouth. Feb. 14—Harlan at Monmouth. Feb. 21—Montpelier at Monmouth. Feb. 22—Rockcreek at Monmouth. Many College Gaines Out As Result Os Flu By UNITED PRESS Outbreaks of Asian flu wreaked havoc with college elevens today with more than a dozen football games cancelled or postponed as a result of the illness. Other teams, however, their ranks weakened by flu, planned to go ahead with their weekend commitments and let the record books tell the final story. The flu invasion caused the cancellation of Western Michigan University’s homecoming game with Washington University of St. Louis, due to illness on the Washington squad. Officials, at WMU said they would continue' to search for a suitable opponent to fill the schedule Saturday. On the East Coast, flu caused a series of cancellations and postponements, among them the Bowdoin College - Williams College match at Williamstown, Mass., and the game between Colby College and Trinity College at Hartford, Conn. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, scheduled to meet Union College at Troy, N.Y., scratched Its engagement, as did Slippery Rock and its opponent. Western Reserve University, slated to play at Slippery Rock, Pa. Washington and Jefferson College at Washington, Pa., crossed out its game with Thiel College. Bradley University at Peoria, Hl., had its homecoming plans marred when flu struck down players at the University of Omaha. Bradley, however, arranged a game with Colorado State University which, in turn, had found its game with Drake University cancelled due to flu. Juniata College, Kalamazoo, Mich., se( up a game with Kutztown Teachers College when Its regularly scheduled riyal, Lycoming College, was forced to cancel the mate*. A respiratory illness closed doyn Alfred University entirely, closing out its game with Hobart College. Wheaton College, Wheaton, BL, promptly came up with opponent in Kentucky State when flu caused the cancellation of a game with Illinois Wesleyan. Besides crippling innumerable high school, squads, the flu also made inroads in other athletic events and caused the cancellation of a cross country meet between Omaha University and South Dakota State. Calhoun Favored To Defeat Castellani NEW YORK (W — Middleweight contender Rory Calhoun, unveiling a new “jet jab,” is favored at 13-5 to beat artful Rocky Castellani tonight as boxing returns to Madison Square Garden after an absence of nearly six months. Their 10-rounder, featuring the first Garden fight - show since Isaac Logart outpointed Gil Turner on March 29, will be televised and broadcast nationally by NBC at 10 p.m. e.d.t.

Public Nite Sale I, the undersigned, will seU at Public Auction, my Entire Dairy Herd—Located, 7 mUes east of Bluffton on State Road Nd'. 124, then 3 miles south, then Mt mile east; or 3 miles north of Berne on State Road No. 27, then 3Vi miles west, on MONDAY NITE, OCTOBER 21,1957 Sale Starting at 7:30 P. M. (DBT) 25 — HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE — 25 T. B. 4 Bant. Tetted Holstein cow, 3 years old, due to freshen October 17, 5% gal. cow. Holstein cow, 5 years old, was fresh April 4,7 gal. cow. , Holstein cow, 3 years old, due to freshen October 14, 7 gal. co*). Holstein cow, 3 years old. due to freshen October 20, 5% gal. cow. Holstein cow, 7 years old, due to freshen October 10, 10 gal. cow. Holstein cow, 5 years old, just fresh, calf by side, 6Vk gal. cow. Holstein cow, 7 years old, just fresh, calf by side, 8 gal. cow. Holstein cow, 6 years old, just fresh, calf py side, BVk gal. cow. Holstein cow, 9 years old, was fresh May 24, 10 gal. cow. < 5 Holstein heifers, 2 years old—4 are fresh with calves by side—--1 due to freshen sale day. 4 yearUng Holstein heifers, open, NOTE:—This is a good young herd of Dairy Cattle. Several are from Curtiss Candy artificial breeding. Dates and records wiU be given evening of sale. We invite you to look over these cows and heifers anytime before day of sale. DAIRY EQUIPMENT—2-unit DeLaval milker, complete; 6-can Westinghouse side-door cooler; water heater; 2 wash tanks; 8 milk cans. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible for accidents. * Sale will be held under tent. HERMAN FIECHTER, Owner EUenberger Bros., Auctioneers Elmer Baumgartner. Clerk Bluffton phone 543—Fort Wayne phone K-5512.

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Yellow Jackets And Columbia City Play Here Tonight At 8 The Decatur Yellow Jackets, nearing the end of their 1957 football season, tangle with the Columbia City Eagles tonight at Worthman field. The opening kickoff is scheduled for 8 o’clock, one-half hour later than starting time in previous games this season. The Jackets will be out to better their season record, which now stands at two victories and five losses. In the Northwestern Indiana conference race, Uie Jackets have won one and lost three. Decatur will wind up its season next Wednesday night, meeting the NEIC leading Kendallville Comets at Worthman Yield, also at 8 p.m. Pro Net League To Open Next Tuesday NEW YORK W - The Boston Celtics and the Si. Louis Hawks will pick up where they' left off last spring when they meet at St. Louis , next Tuesday night ip opening game of the 1957-58 National Basketball Association season. The Celtics captured the Eastern Division pennant last season and then won their first world championship by defeating the Hawks, 125-123, in double overtime in the seventh game of the final playoffs. A total of 288 games will be played in the pro circuit this season, with each of the eight member teams engaging in 72 contests. The Boston-St. Louis game is the only contest scheduled next Tuesday night. The following night the Hawks play the New York Knickerbockers and the Celtics meet the Detroit Pistons in a doubleheader at Detroit. The Philadelphia Warriors, with Tom Gola back from Army service, open their season against the Nationals at Syracuse on Oct. 25. AU eight teams will be in action Oct. 26. with Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Detroit, Minneapolis at St. Louis, and Syracuse at Cincinnati. Two franchises were shifted following the 1956-57 season. The Pistons were moved from Fort Wayne to Detroit and the Rochester Royals transferred to Cincinnati. Bowlina Scores » Sportsman's League . W L PM. 434 FA. An L.. I Ml K. of C. No. 1 8 4 0 K .of C. No. 27 5 JO Kaye’s Shoe Store Legion ...394 Chamber of Commerce 3 9 3 Moose No. r.. 2 10 3 200 games: F. Hoffman 239. ~,MaJ»r League • 4 " W L Pts. Ideal Dairy 14 7 19 Three Kings Tavern.. J 4 7 19 Hooker Paint 12 9 17 Marathon Oil 12 9 W Midwestern Life 11 10 16 Beavers OU Service .. 12 9 15 State Gardens 1| 10 15 Hoagland Farm Eq. 11 J 3 Maier Hide & Fur .... 6 15 7 Decatur Blue Flame. 3 18 4 Hobktr Paint won 4 pts from Decatur Blue Flame, Ideal Dairy won 3 from Three Kings Taver£, Marathon OU won 3 from Hoagland Farm Eq. Co., Midwestern Life won 3 from Maier Hide & Fur, State Gardens won 3 from Beavers OU Service. 600 series: L. Gage 606 (224-159-223). 200 games: V. Strickler 202, D. Reidenbach 212, D. Burke 223, E. Reinking 204, M. Bauermeister

Three South Gaines Tonight Open Schedule By UNITED PRESS The college football weekend opens Friday night with three solid games in the South, a prelude to a Saturday program featuring the presence of Queen Elizabeth at the Maryland-North Carolina game and battles for possible bowl berths. In the Friday attractions, Miami of Florida is a six-point favorite over unbeaten and surprising North Carolina State. Unbeaten Mississippi, co-leader in the Southeastern Conference, is a 14-point choice over Tulane. West Virginia, favored again in the Southern Conference, rates 13 points over George Washington. Royalty at College Park On Saturday, Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, an old hand at cricket, polo and sailing, get a look at Americah-style football at College Park, Md., where Maryland entertains North Carolina. Carolina, an upset winner three straight weeks, is favored by seven points this time. Michigan State, the national leader in total offense, rushing, pass completion average and backfield depth, figures to be 21 points better than Purdue. Oklahoma, ranked No. 1 by the United Frets Board of Coaches all season until Michigan State dumped it to second place last week, is a 34-point choice over Kansas. The winner of the Oregon at Washington State game will take the lead in the race for the Pacific Coast Conference berth in the Rose Bowl. Betting is “even money.” In another tossup game which could produce a Sugar or Cotton Bowl team, Georgia Tech entertains an unbeaten Auburn dub which leads the nation in total defense. Minnesota Over JlMenla In the nationally televised game, third-ranked Minnesota is a 13pcdnt favorite over Illinois. Minnesota’s classy quarterbacks, Bobby Cox and Dick Larson, will operate behind a heavier and sounder line. Other Saturday favorites: Intersectional: Penn State over Vanderbilt, Syracuse over NeArmy over Pittsburgh, Yale over Cornell, Harvard over Colum bi a, Pennsylvania over Brown, Princeton over Colgate, Holy Cross over Dartmouth, Boston College over Villanova, Boston JJ, wer Budmell, Rutgers..over Lehigh. Midwest: lowa over Wisconsin, Michigan over Northwestern, Ohio State over Indiana. Colorado over Kansas State, Missouri over lowa State, Houston over Oklahoma State, Tulsa over North Texas State, Cincinnati over Marquette, Detroit over Xavier (Ohio). South: Tennessee over Alabama, • Florida over Mississippi State, Louisiana State over Kentucky, Duke over Wake Forest, Virginia Tech over. Virginia. Navy over Georgia, ’•.William & Mary over Virginia Military. SoutbwekU Texas A k M over Texas Christian,., Bayfor over Texas Tech, Arkansas over Texas, Rice over Southern Methodist. Far West* Oregon State over i UCLA, Stanford over Washington, ' Idaho over College of Pacific, New , Mexico over Arizona, Utah over • Denver, Utah State over Montana, i Wyoming over Brigham Young. - California - Southern California is i “even money." Chicago Cubs Coaches Sign New Contracts CHICAGO (W—The Chicago Cubs announced today that three coaches have accepted terms for next I year. The coaches are Freddie Fitzsimmons, George Myatt and Ray Mueller.

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Archery Club Shoot Sunday Afternoon The Limberlost Archery elub will hold a regular club shoot at the club grounds Sunday afternoon, starting at 1:30 o'clock. AU club members are urged to be present. High School Football South Bend Washington 19, South Bend St. Joseph's 7. Terre Haute Wiley 14. Clinton 9. Evansville Memorial 27, Evansville North 6. Princeton 14, Jasper fl. CHINESE (Continued from Page One) tering war talk. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles were meeting at 10 a.m. e.d.t. to explore the issues. President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan meet next Tuesday but informed sources said it was not an "emergency” meeting. BUSY ROUND (Continued from Page One) the National Geographic Society Medal at ceremonies in the White House Rose Garden—or in the cabinet room if it rains as it did Thursday off and on all day. It was the first day of poor luck for the “Queen’s weather,” as reporters now call the sunny skies which have held through most of the tour. scientific world for a "briefing” The prince, who is also the on the American earth satellite slated to follow Russia's manmade moon into the skies next March. The royal couple was scheduled to join the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon for a reception and lunch on Capitol Hill. Later another of the inevitable receptions was scheduled — the sixth-handshaking siege in seven days. Dinner with Secretary of State and Mrs. Dulles is to be a full-dress affair.

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TRADE IN DECATUR Public Auction REAL ESTATE — OFFICE EQUIPMENT HEATING EQUIPMENT — CONTROLS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 Personal Property at 4:30 P. M. Real Estate Sells at 6:30 P. M. LOCATION: In Willshire, Ohio, the first street south of the Methodist Church then west to first house on North side. . This is a good small home located on a nice 70 x 125 ft. lot, close to school, churches and not far from business district. It will make a nice small family home or a good rental investment. It has a large 23 ft. living room, large bedroom with large cloeet, large kitchen with tiled floor on the first floor and there could be a large bedroom on second floor. It has some storm windows, screens, and storm doors, Venetian blinds, insulated, life time roof and it is. newly decorated. Good double garage. City water and good 5” well. Inspection can be made by contacting the owner or auctioneers. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Remington typewriter; Check protector: Smith Corona Adding machine; 36” Portable Brake; 24 Ga. k Bench; 2 Sets Carpenter Horses; Breast drill; Pipe vice; Vs Drill motor; % Drill Press Blk. & Decker; Refrigerator compressor & motor- Portable Gun type oil burner & controls; Electric motors; 4 Cycle 21” Johnston Power mower; New hand lawn mower; Used hand lawn mower; Electric sign 2’x4’, 2 tube; 40’ Extension ladders; Presto Ute soldering outfit with extra tank; Set ladder jacks; Cans fire line cement; Two mantle Coleman gas lantern; Galvanized pipe, 24 to 30 ga ; Stove pipe, 28 ga: Boots; Register boxes: Stack Ells & Angles; Galvanized Ells k Angles, 24 to 30 ga.; 2 M.H. Primarv RAI 17 Controls (oil); L. V. Transformer; Thermostat 2 wire; 2 M.H. Comb. Fan & High limit controls; Stoker timer; Elec, delayed oil valve; LP gas regulators; Solenoid gas valve; % Check valve; Dribble proof oil valves; 10,000 volt transformer (oil); Viking humidifyers; CO 2 Fire Rite test kit: Smoke spot tester; a small assortment of wall and floor registers and grilles TERMS: Real Estate, 20% Cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery of Marketable Title. Personal Property—Cash. MR. & MRS. HARDY DENNIS, Owners Gerald Strickler, D. S. Blair—Auctioneers Everett Faulkner—Clerk C. W. Kent. Sales Mgr. Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty k Auction Co. Decatur. Indiana Phone 3-3390 Not responsible for accidents. .

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1957