Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1958 — Page 7

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Thursday County tourney at Adams Central. Friday County tourney at Adams Central. Auburn at Yellow Jackets. Saturday County tourney at Adams Central.

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Athletic Awards To Decatur Graduates Anderson College officials have announced athletic awards to two 1957 graduates of Decatur high school. Stan Kirkpatrick won a varsity award in tennis and Chalmer Reinking won a varsity letter in cross country. Kirkpattick is also president of the freshman class at Anderson.

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Adams County Tourney Opens This Evening The annual Adams county high school basketball tourney will open at 7 o'clock this evening at the Adams Central gym, and will continue with sessions Friday night, Saturday afternoon and night. The Berne Bears, defending ■ champions, will launch the tourI ney, meeting the Decatur Catholic Commodores in tonight’s opener. In the second game, the Pleasant Mills Spartans will play the Adams Central* Greyhounds. The county’s second team championship be at stake in Friday’s opener at 7 o’clock, with the Berne reserve team, also defending champion, meeting the Hartford Gorillas. The final first round game will be played at .8:15 p.m. Friday, with the Hartford Gorillas tangling with the Monmouth Eagles. Semi-final games will be staged Saturday afternoon, with tonight’s winners clashing at 1 o’clock, followed by the Geneva Cardinals, who drew the bye, meeting the winner of the Hartford-Monmouth game.• ■, The Saturday afternoon winners will meet ih the championship game at 8 o’clock Saturday night. Seaspn tickets, priced at $2 have been on sale all week by the participating schools. Single session tickets, priced at 75 cents, are on sale only at the Adams Central . gym prior to each session* Herman Frantz, Adams Central principal, is manager of this year’s tourney, and the concessions will be handled by Decatur Catholic high school. The tourney management and concessions operation are rotated among the seven competing schools. There will be no broadcast of the Thursday and Friday sessions, but radio station WGL, Fort Wayne, 'dial 1250) will broadcast the three Saturday games. The Decatur Daily Democrat will have scores by quarters on the news service recorder (dial 3-2171) during the entire tourney. A special telephone line has been installed at the press box at the Adams ..Central gym and scores will be •called direct to the Daily Democrat office at the end of each quarter. Ken Eliasson, senior at the DeI catur high school, will operate the news service recorder at this office. Hbckey Results Cincinnati 8. Louisville 3. Toledo 5, Indianapolis 3.

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Final Match Play In Bowling Tourney MINNEAPOLIS (UP) — The crowns of Don Carter, St. Louis, and Marion Ladewig, Grand Rapids, Mich., were up for grabs today as final match play rounds began in the 17th annual National All-Star bowling tourney. Both defending champs faced stiff tests in their first matches. Carter faces Tom Hennessey, St. Louis, whose 7,585 total for 36 games leads the 14 men who made the finals from a field of 192. Mrs. Ladewig meets Sylvia Wene, Philadelphia, in a battle of champs. Miss Wene won the title in 1955 after twice finishing second to Mrs. Ladewig who has won the title six times. Both Hennessey and Miss Wene had a tough scramble for the semi-final leadership- Hennessey, who led the field by only four pins going into the final block Wednesday, came up with a 1,252 series to take the lead by 37 pins. Miss Wene climaxed an uphill struggle by rolling an 802 in her last semi-final block of- four games. Marge Merrick, Dearborn, Mioh., who had led the women most of the way, dropped to fourth in the final round behind Charlotte Grubic, Steelton, Pa., and Merle Mathews, Long Beach, Calif. ■ Morris Cramer, Albany,. N-Y., was second in the men s division. Carter, Bill Lillard, Chicago, Mrs. Ladewig and Miss Anita Cantaline, Detroit, were automatically seeded to the finals. • Up until now standings have been determined by totcil pinfall, but in match play the Petersen point system -will be used. Each

of the men will roll four-game ’ matches against each finalist The ' final match will be paired according to the point system with No. T against No. 2.-No. 3 against No. 4, etc. The women roll tw'o-gatne matches against each finalist. Two Os High j Ranking Teams Are Defeated By FRED DOWN United Press Sports Writer West Virginia still has that ( magic winning touch but it’s get- • ting to be a tough season for > other top-ranked college basket- - ball teams. The Mountaineers, rated No. 1 in the country, ran their unbeaten string to 13 games with a 71-64 victory over Pittsburgh Wednesday night while North Carolina State upset fifth-ranked North Carolina, 58-57, 'and St. Louis surprised eighth-ranked Bradley, 717(1, It was North Carolin's third loss in 14 games and Bradley's second in 10. ’ Elgin Baylor closed in on the nation’s top individual scorers when ht' scored 53 points in leading Seattle to a 108-83 triumph over Montana State. The 53 points gave Baylor 337 points and a 30:6 average for the season compared to Oscar Robertson’s 32.7 average and Wilt Chamberlain’s 32.2. and broke the Seattle school mark of 51 points. Jerry West, a 6-3 sophomore forward, and Lloyd Sharrer, 6-10 center, were the heroes for West Virginia which trailed, 29-28. at halftime. They teamed for 29 of tfte Mountaineers' 43 points in the second half and had 23 and 21 points, respectively, for the game. ’ Don Hennon, Pittsburgh’s 5-foot, 8-inch deadeye Dick, connected for II field goals and seven of seven free throws for a total. ■’ Don Gallagher scored five points in the closing minutes of overtime to spark North State to its victory over North Carolina. The loss snapped the Tarheels’ string of 24 straight victories at home since Feb. 22, 1955. and was their second in Atlantic Coast Conference play. Bob Ferry connected with a free throw after the final buzzer +as St. 1 ' Eouis- toppled -Bradley .put. ■of the Missouri Valley Conference I lead. St. Louis opened up a 41-27 I halftime lead but the Braves, ral- ! lied to tie the score at 68-68 with . jjl_ minute to go and 70-70 with 24 left. The Billikens were moving the ball up court for a final shot at the basket when Ferry was fouled.

South Side Is F 72-63 Winner Over Central INDIANAPOLIS (UP)-Eighth-ranked Fort Wayne South rallied behind seven-foot center Mike McCoy Wednesday night to beat third-ranked city rival Central. 72-63, in one of the top games of thq week in Indiana high school basketball. Meanwhile, little Concannon used free throws to turn in a major 66-65 upset of three-time winner Terre Haute Gerstmeyer as the Wabash Valley Tournament got into full swing McCoy hit 25 points, 11 in the deciding fourth period, to outscore his rival center, John Kelso, who led Central with 23. South trailed 39-29 at halftime but took a 44-43 lead in the middle of the third period. Central grabbed the lead again, but Kelso picked up his fourth foul and Was forced to play cautiously, paving the way for McCoy’s big fourth period. South used only five players and four of them hit in double figures. The arch rivals met before 9,012 fans in the Coliseum—largest crowd in Fort Wayne history for a single high school game. It was the first of two regular season meetings between the schools this season. The win gave South a 12-2 record and it was Central’s second loss in 11 games. Concannon hit only 19 of 62 shots from the field but connected on 28 of 40 Tree throw efforts to edge Gerstmeyer. The Black Cats hit 28 of 69 from the field and 9 of 11 at the foul line, but excessive fouling ruined them. ■ Gerstmeyer’s Charlie Hall led. • scorers with 25 points while Otis i Heyen had 23 for Concannon, ini eluding 11 free throws. Concannon

led most of the way and had a 10-point cushion with three minutes to go. Gerstmeyer was runner-up to Greencastle the past two years after winning three in a row, beginning in 1952 In the Calumet, Hammond Clark downed Gary Wallace, 61-44, and Gary Roosevelt paced by Ron Heflin's 20 points laced Hammond Noll, 72-54, for its 12th win in 14 games. County Coon Hunters Will Meet Saturday The Adams county coon hunters association will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday, instead of Thursday as i was originally announced. The meeting will be held at the club - I house. Archery Club Shoot Sunday Afternoon The Limberldst Archery and conservation club wifi hold a 28 indoor flint round shoot Sunday at the Monroe 4-H building. The shoot is slated to begin at 1:30 p.m., and ribbons will be presented to the winners in various divisions. Pro Basketboll Boston 131, Detroit 113. College Basketball Notre Dame 79, DePaul 61. Western Michigan 61, Valparaiso 59. Evansville 77, Kentucky Wesleyarr 71. Hanover 105, Centre 90. Tri-State 76, Assumption 73. Bowling Greeh 67, Toledo 65. St. Louis 71, Bradley 70. West Virginia 71. Pittsburgh 64. North (Carolina State 58, North Carolina 57 (overtime). H. S. Basketball Fort Wayne South 72, Fort Wayne ' Central 63.— 22“ Fremont 83, Bellefountain 42. Huntington Catholic 67, Rockcreek 50. Manchester 51. Laketon 45. A Hammond Clark 61, Gary Wallace J 44 - j Gary Roosevelt 72, Hammond Noll 4 54. ' i Indianapolis Scccina 83, Indiana Deaf School 47. I'; ; , - President Eisenhower is the 19th PxesidenL ■ The others were Washington, Mon- ' roe, Jackson, W. H. Harrison, Tyler • Taylor. Pierce, Buchanan, Lincoln, 1 Arthur, Benjamin Harrison, Me-! I Kinley, Theodore Roosevelt and < f Truman- ~7 ’ “ — 1 Why Not Form A . . . Bowling Party and Join the Crowd in Mixed Doubles | 4 Saturday Evenings at 9:00 P. M. at MIES Recreation Carrying Full Line of Famous Brand Balls, Bags and Shoes. PHONE 3-2942

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