Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1957 — Page 7

MONDAY, OCTOBER M, 1657

KENDALLVILLE WINS, 20-18

LAST PLAY OF THE FINAL football game of the season shows Kendallville with the ball, just a yard from their own goal line, and they ran out the time on the clock. Seconds before ’ Larry Moses had been stopped on fourth down just half a yard short of the goal line. By defeating Decatur, Kendallville wbn the NEIC championship. Had Decatur won the game, Fort Wayne Concordia would have been NEIC champions.—(Staff Photo)

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Four Unbeaten Teams Facing Tough Battles By FRED DOWN United Press Sports Writer Four of the nation's six remaining unbeaten and untied major powers will face tough, once-beat-en opponents next Saturday when the final push for lucrative bowl bids begins in earnest. Oklahoma, its • national crown drooping a bit to the port side after Saturday's 14-13 squeaker with Colorado, should have relatively easy pickings with Kansas State (2-3-1) and Auburn, 48-7 victor over Houston Saturday night, will be a solid choice over Florida.. But the other four — secondranked lowa, third-ranked Texas A&M. fifth-ranked Notre Dame and unranked but also unbeaten and untied Dartmouth — could easily be knocked out of the elite group. In Texas A&M’s case, a defeat could mean no telephone call from the Cotton Bowl Committee. lowa Wins In Rain lowa, which beat Northwestern. 6-0. on a raih-and-snow soaked field thanks to a fluke play, goes against Michigan, which is 4-1 overall and walloped Minnesota. 24-7, on Saturday. Ohio State. Big Ten co-leader ■ and the league’s likely Rose Bowl nominee, takes on Northwestern, Illinois plays Purdue, Minnesota meets Indiana and Michigan State plays Wisconsin in other games, Texas A&M. 6-0 after Saturday’s 14-0 triumph over Baylor draws a real ‘toughie” in the Arkansas Razorbacks. The R a z o r backs knocked Mississippi from the per-fect-record list, 12-6, and have outscored six- opponents. 105-61, in running up a 5-1 overall record. Notre Dame, making a great comeback uiWer Terry Brennan, places its 4-0 record on the line against.,a Navy team that has won five games, lost by a touchdown to North Carolina and romped over Pennsylvania, 35-7, Saturday. Always a colorful game, this one ranks as one of the top intersectional clashes of the entire season. Dartmouth, Yale Clash Dartmouth, 3-0 in the Ivy League and 5-0 overall, is pitted against Yale which lost its only game by one point to Brown. Princeton, bed with Dartmouth for the league lead, plays Brown so both leaders are in jeopardy. Dartmouth whipped Harvard. 26-0, Saturday while Princeton routed Cornell. 47-14, with a four-touchdown spree in the fourth period. The bowl picture, following the weekend action, is roughly this: Oregon' and Ohio State l<x)k like the Rose Bowl opponents; Auburn is on the high road to the Sugar Bowl with its likely opponent still very much in doubt; it looks like Oklahoma vs, Duke in the Orange Bowl and Texas A&M vs. Mississippi in the Cotton Bowl. Army, still rated the East’s best despite a surprisingly close one, 20-12, against Virginia, will not play in the Sugar Bowl because of Louisiana segregation laws but might be receptive to a Cotton Bbwl invitation. Vk ' ■ ' . " ' - Open Bowling | Every Afternoon at Mies Recreation FREE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BEGINNERS Now Being Given Week Dav Afternoons 1:00 to 4:00. CALL 3-2942 BOWLING SUPPLIES AVAILABLE

Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Geneva at Adams Central. Pleasant Mills at Berne. Other attractive games on Saturday's schedule include Bailor vs. TCU and Texas vsT’SMuin the Southwest; North Carolina State vs. Wake Forest and Georgia vs. Alabama in the South; Oregon vs. Stanford and UCLA vs. California in the Far West and Army vs. Colgate and Pittsburgh vs. Syracuse in the East. Sid Lay Winner Os Match-Game Title Sid Lay, 20-year-old Fort Wayne bowler, won the city match-game bowling championship Sunday night at Fort Wajrne. Lay had a 24-game total of 4,764. Everett Scot, Jr., was second with 4,746. Both Lay and Scot qualified for the state match-game championships at Bedford Nov. 16-17. Erv Bultemeier, only local bowler entered, rolled 4,442 to finish 16th,the field of 37. Don Stump, formerly of Decatur, was 14th with 4,490. Veteran Auto Racer Is Killed Sunday CONCORD, N. C. W — A 31-year-old Richmond, Va., truck driver and veteran auto racer was killed Sunday when his car tumbled down a 15-foot embankment while making a turn on the Concord Speedway. The crash in-which Earl Bryant was killed instantly, came on the eighth lap of thfU.U. S. Modified Championship and Lee Kirby Memorial Race. Bryant was making a turn with several other cars and left the race track on the outside, crashing down the embankment and into an eight-inch pine tree. „ College football Ohio State 16, Wisconsin 13. Michigan State 19, Illinois 14. lowa 6. Northwestern 0. Michigan 24, Minnesota 7. Purdue 37, Miami (O.) 6. * Indiana 14,, Villanova 7. Notre Dame 13. Pittsburgh 7, Wabash 35, Ohio Wesleyan 7. Manchester 40.. Earlham 7. Hanover 26. Centre 19. Butler 27. Ball State 7." Taylor 19. Indiana Central 13. Rose Poly 49, Franklin 18. Anderson 23. Indiana State 7. Cincinnati 7, College of Pacific 2. Missouri 14, Nebraska 13. Texas Christian 26, Marquette 7. Bowling Green 13, Kent 7. Boston College 20. Detroit 16. Oklahoma 14, Colorado 13. Kansas State 14. lowa State 10. Toledo 27, Western Michigan 16. Dayton 24. Xavier (0.) 13. Drake 21, Bradley 13. Princeton 47. Cornell 14. Penn State 20. Syracuse 12. Yale 20, Colgate 0. Lehigh 40, Columbia 6. Dartmouth 26, Harvard 0. Boston U. 35, Holy Cross 28. Navy 35, Penn 7. Tennessee 16, Maryland 0. West Virginia 19, William and Mary 0. Army 20. Virginia 12. North Carolina 14, Wake Forest 7. Duke 14, North Carolina State 14 (tie). Florida 22. Louisiana State 14. Florida State 20. Virginia Tech 7. Mississippi State 25, Alabama 13. 1 Georgia 33, Kentucky 14. Auburn 48, Houston 7. Georgia Tech 20, Tulane 13. Arkansas 12, Mississippi 6. Texas A&M 14, Baylor 0. -- Texas 19, Rice 14. Tulsa 12, Air Force Academy 7. Washington State 13, Southern Cal 12. •. Washington 19, Oregon State 6. Oregon 24. -California 6. Stanford 20, UCLA 6.

Season Is Opened By Lutheran League The Lutheran grade school basketball league, sponsored by the Lutheran laymen's league, opened its season over the weekend, with four games played. Trinity edged Union, 24-22; Fuelling defeated Flatrock, 20-16; Decatur walloped Bethlehem 44-17, and Soest whipped Friedheim, 64-3. Trinity ' ’ FG FT TP Sommers 5 0 10 O. Trier .-v. 0 0 0 Saalfrank 2 0 4 K. Buuck 3 0 6 D. Buuck ....... Oil Gerke 10 2 R. Trier 0 11 Totals 11 2 24 Union FG FT TP R. Thieme 4 2 10 E. Bienz 2 0 4 R. Weiland 0 0 0 E. Haugk 0 0 0 M. Thieme 0 0 0 G. Krueckeberg 0 0 0 G. Bischoff .... 4 0 8 Totals. 10 2 22 0 Flatrock FG FT TP L. Baker 0 0 0 Bleekelo 2 G. Reynolds 6 0 12 Mclntosh 1 0,2 D. Reynolds 0 0 0 Harris 0 0 0 Hoileo 0 0 S. 8aker....... 0 0 0 Totals 8 0 16 Fuelling FG FT TP Witte 4 3 11 L. Franz 2 0 4 R. Franz ....... 113 Linker 0 0 0 Tieman 10 2 Wietfeldt 0 0 „ 0 Fuelling 0 0 0 Totals 8 4 20 Decatur FG FT TP Conrad 2 0 4 Callow 0 0 0 Ru. Kleinknight 2 0 4 Ro. Kleinknight 4 19 Marbaugh 3 2 8 Ohler 1 5 0 10 Schultz . 0 11 M. Busse 3 0 6 G. Busse 10 2 Totals 20 4 44 Bethlehem ' , FG FT TP J. Roemke 6 0 12 D. Stoppenhagen .... 0 0 0 J. Franke 10 2 T. Stoppenhagen 0 0 0 D. Nahrwold 0 0 0 B. Deanery 0 0 0 J. Grewe 0 0 0 E. Werling 1 0 2 J. Heatherington .... 0 1-1 Totals 8 1 17 Soest FG FT TP A. Saalfrank 8 0 16 Sitcler 10 2 G. Bearman 102 R. Werling ...... 4 19 K. Bearman 10 2 S. Mueller 6 2 14 J. Saalfrank 3 0 6 T. Bearman ... 2 0 4 D. Schlaudroff 1 0 2 E. Werling 2 3 7 Totals 29 6 64 Friedheim . FG FT TP D. Conrad ....0 0 0 D. Gallmeier 0 0 0 J. Gallmeier . 113 L. Gallmeier 0 0 0 S. Linker 0 0 0 R. Bultemeier 0 0 0 L. Conrad ...j 0 0 0 G. Buuck 0 0 0 T. Buuck 0 0 0 Totals 113 If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results.

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Michigan And lowa Meet In Feature Game By DOUG TIMBERLAKE United Press Sports Writer The University of Michigan’s Wolverines face another "must” game Saturday when they host the Big Ten and Rose Bowl champion lowa Hawkeyes in the Big Ten's top game of the week. The Wolverines, fresh from a Little Brown Jug win over Minnesota, must now -face another serious threat to their Rose Bowl hopes. Another conference loss, coupled with an Ohio State win over Northwestern at Columbus, could explode any Michigan hopes of a journey to Pasadena in January. lowa will carry its undefeated record to Ann Abor, but the Hawkeyes are not eligible to play in the Rose Bowl even if they win the Big Ten Conference. The only other team undefeated in conference play, Ohio State, will meet the Northwestern Wildcats who haven’t been able to hit the win column this season. Michigan State, with three wins against one conference loss, meets the Wisconsin Badgers at Madison. Die Spartans are still very much in the conference title race, and the Badgers will be out to even

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their own conference record. The Badgers have won one while dropping two Big Ten games. Minnesota will entertain cellardwelling Indiana. The Gophers will have to win this one or quit thinking about the Big Ten title, while the Hoosiers will be trying to put a Conference win in the record books. The Hoosiers, with a 0-3 conference slate', finally found the winning combination last Saturday with a 14-7 intersectional win over Villanova. Purdue and Illinois, with identical 1-2 conference records, will meet at Champaign with the loser dropping out of title contention. .Pro Basketball Philadelphia 112, Detroit 100. Cincinnati 110, Syracuse 100. St. Louis 112, Minneapolis 84. Boston 131, New York 121.

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Milwaukee Braves Fire Three Coaches MILWAUKEE (UP) - Bullpen Coach Bob Keely today was the only survivor of a wholesale shakeup in the coaching staff of the world champion Milwaukee Braves that saw three of Manager Fred Haney’s aides fired. The Braves’ front office discharged Pitching Coach Charlie Root. Third Base Coach Connie Ryan and First Base Coach John Riddle in a surprise move late Saturday. Former major league hurler Whitlow Wyatt of the Philadelphia Phillies’ staff was immediately named the new pitching coach. John Fitzpatrick, a coach at Holly-

wood in 1957 and a long-time friend of Haney’s, got Rlddle’B job. The Braves said a third base boss will ba hired later. Candidates rumored for the post were Beq Geraghty and Sibby Sisti of the Milwaukee minor league organization, Coach Eddie Stanky of the Cleveland Indians and Charlie Dressen, who resigned Friday as assistant to President Calvin Griffith of the Washington Senators. Ryan’s dismissal had been predicted because of reported rifts with Haney and Root was said to have been considering retirement when the Braves dropped their axe. Riddle's dismissal was unexpected. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results.

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High School Football Fort Wayne Concordia 12, Cleveland Lutheran 0. Boonville 26, Evansville North 12. Bloomington 26, North Vernon 0. New Albany 39, Louisville (Ky.) Shawnee 0. Indianapolis Scecina 24, Indianapolis Sacred Heart 13. South Bend Central 14, South Bend Washington 6. Culver M. A. 20, Kentucky M. A. 6. Kokomo 26, Frankfort 7. Pro Football Washington 31, New York 14. Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 0. Cleveland 17, Chicago Cardinals 7. Green Bay 24, Baltimore 21. San Francisco 21, Chicago Bears n, , Los Angeles 35, Detroit 17. ”