Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 30 October 1957 — Page 7

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Berne Bears Open Season Friday Night The Berne Bears, under the guidance of new coach William F. Anderson, will open their 195758 season Friday night, hosting the Pleasant Mills Sparatans at the Berne gym. Almost the entire starting team from last year’s club, which won the county tourney and advanced to the finals of the sectional, was lost by graduation. Gary Beaty, regular guard, is the only returning letterman from the squad which won 14 games and lost 10, including tourney play. Missing are Pete Schug, Fred Whitehurst, Bob Dille, Carl Liechty, Lynn Lehman, Pete Brower and Ken Von Gunten. In addition to Beaty, coach Anderson has Fred Stahly and Tony and Alan Yoder back from last year’s varsity. Others on the first squad at the present time are Bryce Winteregg, John Hartman and Tom Steury, up from the second team, plus Ernie Kuntz, a senior; Ron Lautzenheiser, Mike Collier and Dave Klopfenstein, juniors, and Phil Sprunger, sophomore. The first seven players include two over the six-foot mark. Winteregg and Hartman, but both lack first team experience. Indications are the second team will be made up almost entirely of sophomores, with one or two freshmen given «

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Geneva at Adams Central. Pleasant Mills at Berne. chance to break into the lineup. The complete schedule follows: Nov. I—Pleasant Mills at Berne. Nov. s—Dunkirk at Dunkirk. Nov. B—Angola at Berne. Nov. 15—Portland at Portland. Nov. 16—-Fort Wayne Concordia at Berne. Nov. 26—Hartford at Hartford. Dec. 6—Yellow Jackets at Decatur. . . Dec. 10—Adams Central at Berne. Dec. 13—Lancaster Central at Lancaster. Dec. 20—Geneva at Berne. Jan. 4—Leo at Leo. Jan. 10—Albany at Albany. Jan. 16-17-18—Adams county tourney at Adams Central. Jan. 24—Monmouth at Berne. Feb. I—Ossian at Berne. Feb. 4—Bluffton at Bluffton. Feb. 7—Montpelier at Montpelier. Feb. 15—Redkey at Berne (2 p.m.l. Feb. 2—New Haven at Berne. Commodores Ticket Soles Close Friday The Rev. Robert Jaeger, manager of athletics for the Decatur Catholic high school, announced today that the sale of adult season tickets for the Commodores home games will close Friday, Anyone wishing to purchase a ticket may contact Rev. Jaeger, coach Al Lindahl or any student. The Commodores open their season next Tuesday night, meeting the Monroeville Cubs at the Decatur high school gym. —— Virgil Akins Wins Over Tony DeMarco BOCTON OP) — A grinning Virgil Akins, still elated at being the welterweight champion of eight states, rejected the prevailing thought today that a flock of other contenders in 40 states did not recognize his paper crown. “This was the title fight, no elimination tournament for us,” said manager Bernie Glickman with tongue in cheek after ..the six-ranked Akins had knocked out former champion Tony DeMarco in the 14th round of their scheduled “title” 15-rounder Tuesday night at Boston Garden. New York City, originally purchased from the Indians for 824, has an assessed realty value today of more than 22 billion dollars.

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Michigan And lowa Rated As Even Saturday NEW YORK (UP)— Five of the six major undefeated and untied college football teams are favored by oddsmakers to retain their perfect records in Saturday’s games. The sixth team — lowa — was rated-even in its national television game with Michigan. Notre Dame was rated three points over Navy; Texas A & M was six over Arkansas; Oklahoma was 30 over Kansas State; Auburn was eight over Florida, and Dartmouth three over Yale. The oddsmakers, perhaps made wary by upsets, were cautious, and 22 of the 39 games on the card had a spread of one touchdown or less. As usual, Oklahoma was the biggest favorite. Odds Are Close The lowa - Michigan game was the closest, of course, and four were one-point picks — Nebraska over Kansas, Stanford over Oregon, West Virginia over Penn State and Baylor over Texas Christian. In games Friday night, Boston University was six over George Washington and Miami of Florida was 15 over Villanova. Here are the point-spreads on the other leading Saturday games, by sections: East — Dartmouth 3 over Yale; Princeton 7 over Brown; Pittsburgh 9 over Syracuse; Penn 13 over Harvard; Cornell 13 over Columbia; Army 26 over Colgate. . Other Picks • Midwest — Wichita 2 over Dayton (night); Notre Dame 3 over Navy; Illinois 5 over Purdue; Cincinnati 6 over Detroit; Colorado 7 over Missouri; Michigan State 8 over Wisconsin; Ohio State 14 over Northwestern; Minnesota 26 over Indiana. South — South Carolina 3 over Maryland; LSU 6 over Vanderbilt; Tennessee 7 over North Carolina; Georgia 8 over Alabama; Mississippi State 17 over Tulane; North Carolina State 18 over Wake Forest: Mississippi 20 over Houston. Southwest — Texas 6 over Southern Methodist: Oklahoma State 8 over Texas Tech; Rice 11 over Clemson (night). Far West — Washington 6 over Southern California; Oregon State 7 over Washington State; UCLA 7 over California; College of Pacific 12 over Marquette; 4-H Leaders Banquet Here Next Tuesday Plans for the 1957 adult 4-H leader achievement banquet have been completed, announces Martin Sprunger. chairman of arrangements for the event. The Rev. Armin C. Oldsen, religion instructor and public relations director of Concordia Lutheran high school at Fort Wayne, will be the guest speaker. The banquet, which is sponsored by the retail division of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce, will be held Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Decatur Youth and Community Center. Entertainment for the meeting will be provided by Joy Everhart, vocalist from Geneva, and the girls quartet of Blue Creek township, consisting of the Myers and Luginbill sisters. The toastmaster will be Louis Jacobs and the invocation will be given by the Rev. L. T. Norris. 4-H leader awards will be presented by Lois Folk, county home demonstration agent and Leo N. Setlenright, county agricultural agent. College Football Rose Poly 27, Eureka (Ill.) 0.

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DfISKfi»MWL The dribble and shoot season opens Friday! 000 1 ■ ' High school basketball, still the king of sports in Hoosierdom, will be launched Friday, Nov. 1, the earliest starting date for official play under rules of the Indiana high school athletic association. —7oOo——of Adams county’s eight high schools will open Friday night, with two games on the schedule. The Adams Central Greyhounds will entertain the Geneva Cardinals at Adams Central, and the Berne Bears will be hosts to the Pleasant Mills Spartans at* the Berne gym. —oOo— Three schools wait until next week to start season activities, the Decatur Commodores playing host to the Monroeville Cubs at the Decatur gym Tuesday, the sectional champion Hartford Gorillas will travel to Union Center in Wells county for their opener, also on Tuesday, while the Monmouth Eagles open Friday, Nov. 8, playing at Adams Central. The Decatur Yellow Jackets will open Tuesday Nov. 12, meeting Monmouth. —oOo——of the teams will be under the guidance of new coaches this year, with two of the newcomers matching wits Friday night at Berne. William F. Anderson has the reins at Berne and Arnold H. Getting has taken over at Pleasant Mills. The other new coaches are Harold Clinkenbeard at Monmouth and Paul Bevelhimer with the Decatur Yellow Jackets. Several major rule changes have been made tn high school rules for this season, with which fans should become familiar for better enjoyment Os the game. The major changes: ’J 1— The foul lanes will now be 12 feet wide. 2— Each team will be permitted four fouls in each half before the other team is awarded a bonus shot. 3— No free throw shooting will take place after a double foul. Players will be charged with a foul, but a jump ball will be held without shooting free throws. This will not apply when a false double foul is called or a foul called after the whistle. Then the shots will be taken. 4— The ball may now be tossed in from under the basket. Last year, the ball had to be put in play from the sides of the free throw line extended. . 5— If the ball travels beyond the backboard, it shall be declared out of bounds and awarded to the defensive team. This will eliminate shooting from behind the backboards as was done to advantage in some quarters last season. 6— If, in the officials’ judgment, a team is stalling, he must call time out and warn the captain of the team in possession of the ball. If he still is of the opinion that said team is stalling, he will again halt play and call a technical foul. 7— Ten minutes before the designated starting time of a game, each coach must give the official scorer the names and numbers of every boy in uniform. Three minutes prior to the game he must indicate his starting five. Failure to do this will result in a technical foul. The Limberiost Bell, traveling trophy for Adams county teams, will be up for grabs tn the season opener at Beirne Friday night. The Berne Bears took possession of the bell by winning the county tourney last ■ January, and were undefeated by county teams in the rest of the season. The bell, of course, is not up for possession in the sectional tourney, as trophies are barred by IHSAA rules for sectional, regional and semifinal tourneys. Final standings of the Adams county teams last season, including county and holiday tourneys, but not the sectional, were as follows: W L Pct. Hartford — 20 1 .952 Geneva ,15 5 .750 Yellow Jackets ... 15 5 .750 Commodores 12 7 .632 Berne 12 9 .571 Adams Central 7 12 .368 Pleasant Mills .... «,7 12 .368 Monmouth ... 3 16 .158 —oOo-— /, Results one year ago this week: Geneva 56, Adams Central 55 (double overtime). Berne 47, Pleasant Mills 41. High School Football Plymouth 24, Huntington 0. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 44, Crawfordsville 20. Martinsville 26. Franklin 0. Indianapolis Cathedral 13, Indianapolis Scecina 6. Indianapolis Wood 27, Ben Davis 7.

ARCHERS BAG PEER f'V " -’3 J ADAMS COUNTY BOWMEN bagged their share of deer this year during Michigan’s open season. Pictured above are, from left to right, Lester Mitchel, Jim Striker, of Decatur, and Dr. Robert Boze, of Berne, with the three yearling bucks they shot during their ten-day stay at Decker’s resort, West Twin Lake, near Lewiston, Mich. The trio were there from the first until the 10th of October. During their hunt Mitchel also entered and won a turkey shoot. Frank Saraella went up later, but had no luck. All are members of the Limberiost Archery club.

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Jan. 1; Rom Bowl, Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 1; Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, Jan. 1; Sun Bowl, El Paso, Tex.}* Jan. 1; Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Fla., Jan. 1. 1 / Hockey Results National League Chicago 1, Detroit 0. International League Troy 3. Fort Wayne 2 (overtime).

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Trap Shoot Planned Sunday Afternoon A turkey and merchandiae trap shoot will be conducted Sunday beginning at 12 noon, at the St. Mary's and Blue Creek club grounds, located nine miles southeast of Decatur or six miles east of Monroe on state road 124. In case of bad weather, shelter will be pruvic