Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 9, Decatur, Adams County, 11 January 1958 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Lose To New Haven; Commodores Are Beaten By Hartford

YELLOW JACKETS The Decatur Yellow Jackets, trailing all the way. sustained their third Northeastern Indiana conference defeat and their fifth in 12 starts Friday night, bowing to the New Haven Bulldogs, 60-53, at the Decatur gym. Haven, now boasting a conference record of three triumphs and two defeats, rolled in eight points in the first three minutes before Larry Moses scored Decatur’s first point, a free throw The Yellow Jackets twice had the margin cut to four points but the Bulldogs built their advantage up to 24-13 at the end of the first gutter, as Al Herman poured in 10 points. The second period was played on even terms, although the Allen county quintet increased its bulge two points to take a 39-26 lead to the dressing room. The Bulldogs improved their advantage to 47-28 after three minutes of the third stanza, but the Jackets staged a sizzling, if brief spurt, as Bob Shraluka hit from the field and Moses poured in three two-pointers in less than a minute and New Haven's lead had melted to 11 points. The Bulldogs built this back up to 14 as the period closed, 52-38. After ShraiuKa and John Davis traded free throws to open the; final period. Bob Banks drove in 1 wide open and then stole the ball on the pass in for two quick buckets and the Jackets trailed by 10. Herman fouled out and Steve Dellinger«dropped in both free throws for a 53-45 score. The Jackets kept pecking away and finally came within four points at 57-53 with two minutes to play, but New Haven

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Ohio City at Pleasant Mills. managed to control the ball most of the time remaining for the victory. Herman topped all the scorers witn 21 points, while Roger Wisley was the only other Bulldog in double figures with 11. Bob Banks led ; .the Jackets with 19. with Bob Shraluka and Larry Moses each scpring 13. The Yellow Jackets will play the Huntington Vikings at Huntington Tuesday, and will be at home next Friday against the Auburn Red Devils, . J . ' Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Holtsberry .... 0 11 Eichenauer 1 2 4 Shraluka 4 5 13 Banks 6 7 19 Dellinger - ....... 0 2 2 Ballard ....... 0 11 Moses ...... 6 1 13 Totals .....17 19 53j New Haven FG FT TP I Wisley --- 5 1 H j Norton ,4 0 8 , : Davis -- 4 1 9 ; Herman ...... 77 21 Fritchs ..... 2 5 9. Kummer 0 2 2i Buhr 000 Totals 22 16 60 Officials: Stebing, Lieberum. Preliminary Decatur, 38-37. — i — | Wednesday Deadline On Estimated Return Next Wednesdty is the deadline ' for paying the fourth and last; installment on estimated federal . income tax returns for 1957, Ster- ( ling M. Dietrich, district internal! revenue director, said today. Taxpayers who filed an estimated return and have a payment due should have received a notice by mail,'/he added. “If events indicate that your income will be over your estimated income, you should file an amended’ declaration on Jan. 15,” he continued.' The form on the I back of your notice may be used, : and should be returned to the same office as before, but , marked I “amended.” An estimated return should be filed by anyone who makes more than SIOO for which taxes are not withheld, such as in- ! terest, dividends, etc.

COMMODORES The Hartford Gorillas, jumping into a quick ten point lead early in the game, defeated the Decatur, Catholic Commodores at Hartford Center Friday night, 74-50. Roger Moser, the Gorilla certter, connecting beautifully on a fading jump shot, pcvred 37 points through the hocp tc make the game a runaway for Hartford. • The Commodores got off to a slow start, scoring only four I points in the first five minutes of play while Hartford, with Moser and Mel Moeschberger doing most of the shooting, tallied 14. The end of the first quarter saw the Gorillas on top, 18-11. The second quarter opened with both teams trading quick scoring shots, but the Commodores; playing without their big center. Phil Reed, who is sidelined with a badly sprained right ankle, (filed to connect from the field for the rest of the period. Hartford, showing a well-balanced scoring attack, dumped 21 points in the bucket and led by ■2O points as the gun sounded, ending the half. 1 The Commodores began moving! ' at the start of the third quarter | f as Tom Meyer, Glen Wilder and. Dave Kable scored 20 points,’all . from the field, but they couldn t: : stop Moser, who added 12 more i points to'his personal total. The) j Commodores were down, 57-39, j ; at the end of the third quarter. ! The Commodores never made a serious threat in the final period with the Gorillas increasing their j victory margin to 24 points. The Commodores made only i eight out of 20 free throws while ! Hartford made 18 out of 26 j charity tosses. ' Moser was the, high scorer of ■ the game with 37 points and j Moeschberger, the only other Go-; 4Titia'"indoabtefignTes,- -added-18-" ! Tom Meyer was high for Decai lur Catholic with 16 and Glen Wilder scored 13 points. The next games for both teams : will be in the county tourney i when „ the . Commodores meet | Berne in the opener Thursday | night and Hartford Center plays Monmouth in the second game Friday night. Commodores FG FT TP Kable 4 1 9 Kohne 0 2 2 Hake ..i: 2 4 8 Schultz ......... 10 2 Me ver ... 8 0 16 ; Beal , .- -9 0 0 I Wilder ..... ... 6 1 13 Gross ...» 0 0 0 Ellenberger 0 0 0 j TOTALS 23 8 50 Hartford Center FG FT TP Lehman 2 f 6 Herman -.. .... 0 11 Pharr .............. 2 0 4— Moser 12 13 37 Augsburger ... L™. 0 ft? 0 Moeschberger ...... 8 2 18 Owens 0 0 0 McCune ............ 3 0 6 Thomas ..... 10 2 TOTALS 28 18 74 Officials: Armstrong, Reynolds. Preliminary Hartford Center 28-16. Bob lord Leading In Polio Tourney Gary Schultz, chairman of the polio tourney, announced today that 93 entries were recived in the first week of bowling, an excellent start on the month-long event. This does not include any report from Berne. Proceeds from the tourney are contributed to the March of Dimes, which is being conducted throughout the nation this month. Leader after the first week of bowling is Bob Lord, with a 715. All scores are reported- Oh the handicap basis. Other leaders in the polio tourney are Oran Schultz 701, Troy Fenriig 676, Roily Ladd 672, Jim Ahr 669, Bob Sheets 668, Ph. Coyne 665, Al Selking 658, Molly Mies 657, Fred Hoffman 654. Schultz asks all league secretaries to encourage league teams to enter bowlers in the tourney and to turn over receipts and scores to him. The entry fee is sl, of which 50 cents goes to the March of Dimes, and 50 cents to the prize fund for contestants. As the ABC requires two-thirds of the money collected donated to the March of Dimes, the difference is being donated here by Al Anderson and the Hooker Paint Co. All polio tourney entries must be bowled in a sanctioned league, but bowlers may enter as often as they wish. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad— they bring results.

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Adams Central Handed Defeat By Montpelier The Adams Central Greyhounds, faltering in both the second and , fourth quarters, sustained their ' ninth setback of the season Friday night, losing to the Montpelier Pac- . ers, 65-55, on the Adams Central court. The Greyhounds have won only two. Montpelier led by only one point, i 11-10, at the first quarter, but up- ■ ped the margin to 32-22 at the half ■ The Greyhounds battled back in - the third period and trailed by only two markers, 45-43, going intd the i final bracket of play. . Alan Habegger and Gary Mc- ; Millen led the Greyhounds with 20 - and 16 points, respectively, while ; Montpelier had three players in . double figures, topped by Kersh- ’ ner with 16. The Greyhounds will meet the I Pleasant Mills Spartans, in the sect ond game of Thursday night's county tourney session.. rp;- T" MontpeUer FG FT TT ; Williams"'":“~?hr.“." 3- —1 -T 'R. Swartzkopf 4 19 Kershner , r . 5 6 1( ■Dove — -.- r 5 2 S 12 ■i Robbins - 3 17 I D. Swartzkopf 5 4 14 A ' I Totals 25 15 6f Adams Central FG FT TT McMillen 6 4 1( Hart ....... ---■ 0 2 2 Foreman .. 2 2 » Egley — , 2 0 4 Isch ... 0 0 ft Heyerly ------- 3 17 Habegger 9 2 20 Totals 22 11 5f Officials: Baumgartner, Lord. Preliminary , Montpelier, 45-43. Bears Lose To Albany Friday ■ Night, 49-46 ’ The Berne Bears, after leading ' practically the entire game, dropped a heart breaker in the , closing seconds at Albany Friday night, 49-46. The Bears were in the lead at the first quarter, 10-9, increased their margin to 26-21 at the half, and still led at the third period, 33-31, but Albany dropped in a pair of field goals in the last | minute to grab the victory. The Bears had three players in j double figures, Gary Beaty with 15 points, Tom Steury with 14Xtnd Fred Stahly with 10. Whiteman topped Albany with 45. Berne will meet the Decatur Commodores in the opener of the county tourney next Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. Albany FG FT T P Fishbach .... 1 4 6. Faulkner ... 2 2 6 Whiteman . — - 6 3 15 Fullhart A 1 9 Rees h 3 11 Bishop 0 2 2 TOTALS 17 15 49 Berne FG FT TP A. Yoder . 0 11 Stahly 4. 2 10 Winteregg ‘ 2 0 4 Beaty 71 15 Steury . — 6 2 14 T. Yoder —1 0 2 TOTALS 20 6 46 Officials: Champ, Manor. Preliminary Berne, 47 - 35. H. S. Basketbait Garrett 65, Bluffton 54, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 55. Fort Wayne Concordia 53. Fort Wayne South 63, Fort Wayne North 29. Hoagland 60, Harlan 52. Elmhurst 54, Huntertown 35. Lafayette Central 58, Arcola 55 Woodburn 63, Monroeville 44; “Butler 86, Leo 74. Auburn 63, Angola 50. Portland 70, Coldwater (OJ 43. North Manchester 68. Columbia City 63. Anderson 66, Indianapolis Tech 64. Indianapolis Cathedral 63, Marion Bennett 32. Scottsburg 61, Madison 49. Richmond 82, Marion 50. Vincennes 68, Washington 52. Evansville Bosse 61, Jasper 52. Frankfort 64, New Castle 60. “J Muncie Central 58, Lafayette 57 Kokomo 87, Logansport 76. Terre Haute Garfield 64, Indianapolis Howe 50. Elwood 80, Huntington 63. South Bend Central 67, LaPorte 47. Elkhart 67, South Bend Washington 61. " Nappanee 57, Plymouth 55 (triple overtime.) , Peru 55, Tipton 46.

Schedule Os Events For Youth Center The schedule of the Decatur Youth and Community Center for the week Jan. 12-18 was announced today by Dick Linn, director of the center. Jan. 12—Stratton Home Owners association, 2 p,m., front auditorium. Jan. 13—Chamber of Commerce luncheon, 12 noon, front auditorium; Lions club, 6:30 p.m., front auditorium; Boy Scout troop 61, 7 p.m., Boy Scout room. Jan. 14—Girl Scout leaders meeting, 1 p.m., girl scout room; Girl Scout troop 6, 3:30 p.m., girl scout room; air force reserve, 7:30 p.m., bqy scout room; Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m., front auditorium; Psi lota Xi, 8 p.m., girl scout room. Jan. 15—Girl Scout troop 5, 4 p.m., girl scout room; dance class, 4 p.m., auditorium. Jan. 16—Rotary club, 6:30 p.m., front auditorium; Boy Scout troop 33, 7 D.m., boy scout room, Jam 17—after the game dance. Jan. 18—Brownie troop 26, 2 p.m; girl scout room. Geneva Beats Monmouth By 57-50 Score The Geneva Cardinals evened up their season's record Friday night, scoring their fifth victory by defeating the Monmouth Eagles, 5750, at the Geneva gym. It was Monmouth's sixth loss in 11 starts. It was a nip and tuck battle all the way, with Geneva leading at all resting points, 14-12,. 30-27 and 41-37. The Cardinals, outscored from the field by six points, won the game at the foul line with 23 free throws to only 10 for the Eagles Tom Stuber topped the Cardinals with 31 points, 17 on charity tosses. Tom Dull..tallied 11 for Geneva. Butch Myers ted" the - Eagles ir their losing battle with 25 points, and Fritz Bulmahn had 14. Both teams will hext see action in the county tourney next week. ■ ——- Geneva FG FT TP Dull a> 4 3 11 Morgan 0 0 0 Affolder -... 0 0 0 Hoffman 3 0 6 Newcomero 0 0 Stuber 7 17 31 Long 3 3 9 Totals IT 23 57 Monmouth FG FT TP McDougal . 1 0 2 Keuneke 0 0 0 Brandtlo 2 Bultemeier 10 2 Bulmahn 5 4 14 Hoffmanl 1 __3 Myers 10 5 25 Blakey».... 0 0 0 Boerger 10, 0 2 Totals 20 10 50 Officials: Witte, Faudree. - Preliminary Geneva, 32-20. Hockey Results International League Louisville 7, Troy 4. Toledo 4, Indianapolis 2.

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Leading Teams Upset Victims Friday Night INDIANAPOLIS (UP) - The ranks of Indiana's major unbeaten high school basketball powers was reduced to four today following Madison’s 61-49 loss at Scottsburg and upsets of highly-rated Lafayette and Indianapolis Tech turned the chase for state honors into a red-hot “free-for-all.” Only four of seven members of the United Press "Big 10” in action emerged victorious, « Top-ranking South Bend Central ran its second to 10-1 as* Bill Floring flung in 23 points in a 67-47 East NIHSC victory over LaPorte. Third-rated Terre Haute Garfield crushed Indianapolis Howe, 64-50, for its ninth in a row Terry Dischinger hooped 29 for the winners. Kokomo, No. 8 beat North Central Conference rival Logansport, 87-7< behind jJimmy Ray|> 37point splurge, and ninth - ranked, Fort Wayne South pummMed eity foe North, 63-29. Broncos, Tech Lose Lafayette. No. 2 in the state, was edged by NCC rival Muncie Central, 58-57, and sixth-rated Indianapolis Tech lost a 66-64 conwarfare. Scottsburg, rated 18th, continued along the unbeaten trail as it racked up its 11th straight at the expense of the Cubs. The Warriors used balanced scoring to grab a 48-36 third-period lead and coast to an unexpectedly easy win as reserves finished out the game. Madison had won its first 9 starts. Butch Joris hit a freethrow with only 14 seconds left to give Central its one-point margin over Lafayette for the Broncos' second loss in 10 games. The 12th-rated Bearcats hit 10 straight points to open the second half, but had to hold back a last ditch rally by Lafayette before Joris stepped into the hero's role. Tech had a 64-60 lead but Ai> derson scored six straight points in the final minute climaxed by Cecil Robinson's bucket with six seconds retraining- Larry Bemis of Tech scored 25 points to take game honors as the Greenclads suffered their second loss against eight wins. Concordia Derailed Fort Wayne Concordia, which dumped powerful city rival Central ranks from the perfect ranks a week ago, also hit the skids. The llth-ranked Cadets were upended by crosstown foe Catholic, 55-53. Vincennes, No. 12, retained its Southern Conference lead with a 68-52 victory over Washington. Unranked but unbeaten Cathedral picked up No. 9 with a 63-32 lacing of outclassed Marion Bennett; 14th-ranked Evansville Bosse trimmed SIAC rival Jasper, 6152. with a final period rally, and 17th-rated Elwood ran its Central Conference record to 5-0 with an 80-63 win over Huntington. Dave Henn scored 29 points and Darrell McQuitty added 26 for the Panthers. In Western Conference action, Terre Haute Wiley edged Brazil, 53-49, and Greencastle had little trouble with Sullivan, 71-52. Etna Green 13 Straight UPstate, East Chicago Roosevelt lost the West NIHSC lead as it dropped a 59-45 game to Gary Wallace; Valparaiso barely slipped by Gary Froebel- 61-56; Gary Mann clipped Hammond Tech, 4739, and Gary Tolleston brushed back Hammond Clark, 54-47, all in the West NIHSC.

In the South Central Conference, Rushville dumped Shelbyville, 5841, as Jim Glover potted 18 points and Southport slipped by ConhersviUe, 59-58. Among the smaller schools, undefeated Etna Green won its 12th and 13th in a row in the Koscuisko County Tourney; Middlebury remained unbeaten, winning No- 12 at the expense of Millersburg, 6937, and Kewana ran its record to ss-$ with a 51-50 decision over Green Twp. In other beter individual efforts, Gary Brown garnered 32 points as Akron beat Talma- 65-61; guard Larry Lambright hit 44 as Topeka topped Wolcottville, 67-57, for its first win in 10 games; Stan Reinholt took top honors in Aubbenaubbee’s 73-62 win over Fulton, and Hubert Anderson set a Deaf School scoring record with 37 despite a 74-64 loss to Monrovia. Results Are Listed For Church League 5 The First Mennonite church of Berne edged the Trinity E. U. B. team of Decatur, 36-33, and the Church of God debated ZiUi Evangelical and Reformed church, 42-17, in Adams county church I fWJW .-slams. Thursday - Wft.-- . Leading scorers were: Nelson, Berne, 14; Bowman, Trinity, 10; Speakman, Church of God, 12; Kreshmer and Ogg, Zion Reformed, four each. to operate a telephone company in Michigan was granted in October, 1879, to the Ontonagon Telegraph Co. It consisted of wires strung among four farm homes in Ontonagon. If y u usve someliuua to sell oi .ooms tor rein, try a Deinucrai Wan* Ad — thev nr me results

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