Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 1, Decatur, Adams County, 2 January 1958 — Page 7

Thursday, January 2, 195a

Ohio Sfafe Is Hard-Pressed To Edge Oregon By JOHNGRIFFIN United Press Sports Writer The form chart stood up pfctty well in the bowl game drama on New Year’s Day but the name of Don Sutherin went into the books today as the man who prevented what could have been the biggest upset in the history of the Rose Bowl. Sutherin, just back from a month's idleness with a back injury, booted a "not so tough’’ field goal from the 24-yard line in the fourth period to give Ohio State a 10-7 victory over Oregon. The close call suffered by the national champion Buckeyes stole the holiday spotlight from Navy’s 20-7 triumph over Rice in the Cotton Bowl, Mississippi’s surprising 30-7 rout of Texas in the Sugar Bowl, and Oklahoma’s 4821 trouncing of Duke in the Orange Bowl. Oregon went into the Rose Bowl clash before 100,000 as a 21-point underdog, the biggest odds ever quoted on the classic at Pasadena, Calif. But the Webfoots won everything—first downs, yards gained, most valuable awards (to quarterback Jack Crabtree'— everything, that is, except the game Navy, a one-point Cotton Bowl favorite, beat Rice on the rock ’em, sock ’em line, play of Tony Stremic (a supposed cripple with an ankle injury), Bob Reifsnyder, and Pete Jokanovich. The Middie maulers jolted Rice ball - toters lose from the pigskip five times and two of these recovered fumbles led to Navy scores. Jof Tranchini. Harry Hurts, and Ned Oldham scored the Navy TD’S although passer Tom Fonpestal won

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Pleasant Mills at Geneva. Monmouth at Union Twp. Saturday Commodores at Anderson St. Mary's. .Hartford at Monmouth, Berne at Leo. the "outstanding abck” award to go with Stremic’s "outstanding lineman.*' Hard - hitting Mississippi made Texas sophomores pay heavily for mistakes before 79,000 in the Sugar Bowl, setting up four of its. TD’s by two fumbles, an interception, and an incident in which a Texas man got in the way of a Texas punt. Ray Brown was the bell-ringer for the Rebels! as he passed ’ for one touchdown and ran for two others, including a 92-yard romp t with a minute ta Play. Oklahoma didn’t blow open the Orange Bowl tilt before 76,318 at Miami. Fla., until it scored four touchdowns in the final period. Dave Baker, forced to carry most of the .load at quarterback with regular Carl Dodd limited to parttime action, starred by passing for one TD and scoring two others, one on a 94-yard pass interception return that set an Orange Bows distance record. In two smaller day-time games; Louisville drubbed Drake, 34-20, before 12,000 in the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex., and Prairie View A&M and Texas Southern struggled to a 6-6 tie before 5,000 in the Prairie View Bowl at Houston, Tex. In a night game before 10 c . 500 at Orlando, Fla., the holiday’s only upset saw East Texas State lip Mississippi Southern, 10-9, in che Tangerine Bowl. Trade in a good town — Decatur

Merchandise Trap Shoot Is Planned A merchandise trap shoot will be held at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the St. Mary's and Blue Creek club grounds, six miles east of Monroe on state road 124. Theshelter house has been completed and lunch will be served. Archery Club Will Name New Officers The Limberlost Archery club will hold its annual meeting for ' election of. officers at„2 o’clock Sunday at the Decatur Youth and I Community Center. At 3 p.m., I the club plans to show movies on archery and other outdoor subjects, to which the public is invited. After the movies and a social hour, a potluck lunch will be served. Those attending are asked to bring either a salad or a dessert, and table service. All archers and others interested are invite to bring their families to the center Sunday afternoon. H. S. Basketball Shelbyville Tourney Shelbyville 59, Connersville 49. Rushville 68, Greensburg 45. Connersville 76, Greensburg 52 (consolation) Shelbyville 51, Rushville 41 - (final). - Pro Basketbail ----- Tuesday’s Scores New York 142, Minneapolis 116. Cincinnati 130, Detroit 96. Wednesday's Scores Syracuse 120, Minneapolis 109. College Basketball Notre Dame 71, Northwestern 66 Xavier (O.) 86, Regis 66. w Seton Hall 67, Colbv 53. Ohio State 69, Yale 67. North Carolina State 84, Vir-_ ginia 70. Miami <O. > 63, Toledo 50. Louisville 76, Murray State 61. Gator Bowl Clemson 85, South Carolina 65 (consolation). Florida .76, Georgia 63 (final).

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