Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 281, Decatur, Adams County, 29 November 1957 — Page 7

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER

Commodores Win Over Rockcreek Dodgers By | 69-54 Score Wednesday

The Decatur Catholic Commodores exploded for 22 points in the second quarter against the Rockcreek Dodgers at Bluffton Wednesday night to build up an insuperable margin, and win 6954. A slow first quarter saw the Dodgers leading 13 to 11, as the Commodores failed to hit their free throws. They had outscored the Rockcreek team 5-4 on field goals, but missed most of their free throws, to give the Wells county team a two-point lead. The second quarter was a different story, however. Reed hit two buckets and four free throws, Hake, two and two, Kable two two-pointers, and Meyer and Wilder a goal each, for a total of 22 points for the quarter. Coach Lex Doremire's Dodgers scored only seven points, and the rest of the game was a runaway. Hake. Reed, and Kable hit 18, 17, and 16 points respectively to lead Commodore scoring, while Charles Shively, for the Dodgers, was high point man for the evening with 24 points. Kinsey was the only other Rockcreek player in the double-figure bracket, with 11 points. The Rockcreek team had 23 personal fouls called against it, compared with 15 against the Commodores. No one fouled out of the game. Schultz had a technical foul called against him in the last quarter.

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Coach Al Lindahl gave his second five a chance to gain valuable experience in the last few minutes of the ball game, and they held their own against the Rockcreek five. The Commodores will entertain Huntington Catholic at the Decatur gym Tuesday night. Commodores FG FT TP Kable 7 2 16 Kohne 113 Hake .......... 6 6 18 Gross 113 Reed 5 7 17 Schultz 0 0 0 Meyer 10 2 Beal ..... 0 0 0 Wilder 3 2 8 Ellenberger 0 0 0 Baker *... 10 2 TOTALS .. 25 19 69 Rockcreek FG FT TP Kinsey 3 5 11 Woodward .... 10 2 Roberts 2 0 4 Stahl 0 0 0 Shively ..... 10 4 24 Platt 11 3 Schmidt 2 0 4 Strouse . ?.. 10 2 Houtz . 2 0 4 Moser 0 0 0 TOTALS ... 22 10 54 Score by quarters: Commodores 11 33 54 69 Rockcreek 13 20 38 54

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Week's Schedule Os Adam* County Basketball Teams Friday Yellow Jacket* vs Concordia at Fort Wayne Central gym. Officials: Armstrong, Moser. Preliminary Commodores, 41-32. Cardinals Drop One-Pointer To Roanoke, 52-51 The Geneva Cardinals lost a heart-breaker to the Roanoke Stonewalls, 52-51, at the Roanoke gym Wednesday night. The Cardinals outscored the Huntington county quintet from the field. 21-18, but lost the game at the foul line,' as Roanoke tallied 16 free throws to only nine for Geneva. Roanoke led at the half, 22-17. Tom Dull, with 19 points, and Tom Stuber, with 18, led the unsuccessful Geneva attack, while P. Zent scored 15 and Stump 13 for Roanoke. The Cardinals entertain the Bryant Owls at Geneva next Friday night. Roanoke FG FT TP Stump ....... 6.1 13 Quickery 2 3 7 R. Zent 2 3 7 P. Zent 4 7 15 Colclesser ..... 102 Sontchi .... 0 0 0 Sherbahn 0 11 Markley 31 7 Totals 18 16 52 Geneva " FG FT TP Dull — 9 1 19 Stuber ..... 8 2 18 Long' A .-.-j.' T T” Tester .it 1 2 4 Biery 0 2 2 Totals 21 9 51 Officials: Braden, Hollopeter. Prelimniary Geneva, 45-31. Pro Basketball Wednesday’s Scores Boston 120, New York 107. Syracuse 92. Philadelphia 87. Cincinnati 107, Minneapolis 106. St. Louis 121, Detroit 110.' Thursday’s Scores New York 97, Boston 80. Philadelphia 102, Syracuse 98. St. Louis 112, Cincinnati 96. H. S. Basketball New Haven 61, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 48. Ligonier 42, Columbia City 41. Butler 74, Angola 56. Garrett 52, Waterloo 35. Auburn 57, South Bend Washington 53. Indianapolis Shortridge 61, Indianapolis Scecina 50. Glenn 43, South Bend Riley 37. Muncie Central 62, Shelbyville 57.

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Spartans Lose To Monroeville By 43-37 Score The Pleasant Mills Spartans again failed Wednesday night in quest of their first victory of the season, dropping their fifth in a row to the Monroeville Cubs. 43-37, on the Pleasant Mills floor. It was Monroeville’s firtt triumph of the season. The Allen county team led at all periods, 8-6, 21-19, and 28-26, but was hard-pressed all the way by the Spartans. Scoring honors were pretty well divided for both teams. Roger Snyder scored 12 points and Dwight Brunner 11 for the Spartans, while Tom Martin counted 14 and Leland Etzler 12 for the Cubs. The Spartans will entertain the Monmouth Eagles at Pleasant Mills next 'Friday night. Monroeville FG FT TP Martin ..... 8 2 14 Elliott — 0 5 5 Etzler 4 4 12 Beauchot . 1 0 2 Ertel 0 4 4 Witte 0 2 2 Oman ..... 0 0 0 Hart .. 2 0 4 Leininger 0 0 0 Totals ..... 13 17 43 Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Johnson «... 2 3 7 D. Brunner —... 4 3 11 Hawkins 0 11 Snyder 2 8 12 Butler 0 0 0 Irwin ........ 2 0 4 LuginbjU 0 2 2 Totals 10 17 37 .Officials: George,' McCoy. Preliminary Monroeville, 32-29 College Football Brown 33, Colgate 7. Pennsylvania 14, Cornell 6. Chattanooga 7. Memphis State 0. Richmond 12, William & Mary 7. Miami <OJ 20, Cincinnati 14. Texas 9, Texas A&M 7. Denver 14. Wyoming 13. Utah 21, Utah State 6.

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Eagles Beaten By Huntington Catholic Five The Monmouth Eagles, despite outscoring their opponents from the field, were defeated by the Huntington Catholic Ramblers, 5550, at the Monmouth gym Wednesday night. A bad second quarter spelled defeat for the Eagles. Huntington led at the first period, 17-13, but amassed a 38-24 advantage at the half. The Eagles staged a great comeback in the third quarter, trailing by only one point, 45-44, but could not catch the Ramblers. Skip Kroeger paced Huntington with 22 points, and Steve Frick added 18. Butch Myers tallied 16 markers and Fritz Bulmahn 15 for the Eagles. Monmouth converted only two tree throws in 10 chances, while Huntington picked up 11 points at the foul line. The Eagles will play the Spartans at Pleasant Mills Friday Dec. 6, white Huntington Catholic will play the Commodores at the Decatur gym next Tuesday. Huntington Catholic FG FT TP Frick 8 2 , 18 Kroeger 8 6 22 Schmitt . 12 4 Dillon 2 0 4 Daly 2 0 4 Scheiber 1 13 T0ta15............ 22 11 55 Monmouth FG FT TP BUlmahn 71 15

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club holds interesting program meetings throughout the year, and also stages photo contests. Pro Football Detroit 18, Green Bay 6. High School Football Evansville Reitz 33, Evansville Bosse 13. ■’ Evansville Lincoln 14, Clarksville , (Tenn.) Burt 7. .