Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 5 February 1958 — Page 7

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Commodores Defeated By Geneva Cardinals Tuesday Night, 54 -46

The Geneva Cardinals fought off a last quarter Commodore rally to defeat the Decatur Catholic high school team. 54 to 46, Tuesday night at the Geneva gym. The Cardinals won the Limberlost bell from the Commodores, and since they play no more games this season with county teams, they will retain the bell until next season. Tom Stuber led in scoring with 20 points, slightly better than his season average of 18.1. Dale Hake was top scorer for the Commodores with 17 points. Geneva got the jump in the first quarter ,and after a 7-7 tie with 4:49 minutes left in the quarter, broke away to a 14-7 lead on even scoring by Stuber, Charles Hoffman, Bill Tester, and Marv Biery. The quarter ended with Geneva in the lead, 16 to 12. The second quarter was a repeat of the first, with the Commodores unable to find the range, and the Cardinals hot as firecrackers. Glen Wilder scored two field goals, and Hake scored four free throws and a field goal, while Daye Kable netted his first point, a free throw. For Geneva, Stuber hit three baskets, and Tom Dull, Tester, and Biery each rung up one, together with some foul shots. The half ended with the Cardinals leading. 31 to 23. In the third quarter the Commodores gained two points on the Geneva five, as Kable came alive, and scored three field goals, his first of the evening, and a foul shot. Hie Cardinals continued their steady scoring, and led 40 tp 34 at the three-quarter mark. The fourth quarter opened on a note of promise for the Commodores. Hake, Kable and Joe Kohne each hit a field goal, and Phil Reed made three foul shots, Hake made. two. and Kakle. one. With two minutes left in the game the gap, which had been widening since the first artequr, was closed to two points. Then Geneva slowed down, and passed the ball back and forth, forcing the Commodores to come out after the ball. The score was 48 to 46, Geneva leading. The over anxious Decatur Catholic team pushed a little two hard”' and Stuber and Biery each made two foul ch ?f g t -the .Cardinals out of reach. As the final buzzer rang, Tester Sank a long shot, and the final score stood Geneva, 54, Commodores, 46 The Commodores play me Spartans at Pleasant Mills Friday night, and the Cardinals play at ! Albany the sme night.

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Commopores at Pleasant Mills. Hoagland at Monmouth. Adams Central at Monroeville. Berne at Montpelier. Geneva at Albany. Saturday Fort Wayne Central at Yellow Jackets. Commodores FG FT TP Hake . 5 1 17 Kable .... 4 3 11 Kohne ..... 10 2 Reed 14 6 Meyer ... 11l Wilder 3 17 Beal 0 0 0 TOTALS 15 16 46 Geneva FG FT TP I Stuber 9 2 20, Dull 2 1 5i Hoffman 2 15 Tester .... 4 2 10 Biery 3 '3 9 Morgan ..... ..... 1 0 2 Newcomer ... 0 1'1! Long 10 2 TOTALS 22 10 54 Officials: Moser and Armstrong. Preliminary Genevt, (overtime) 32 to 30. Two More Entries In Speedway Race INDIANAPOLIS <IP — George Amick. Venice, Calif., and Eddie Sachs. Center Valley, Pa., were named today to drive new cars in! the 42nd annual 500-mile Memorial Day Speedway race. Sachs will .drive a car entered by William B. Ansted Jr., Indianapolis. Amick w'ill take the wheel j . of a racer owned by NprCnan C Dernier of Niagara Falls, N. Y. To Telvise Machen And Folley Match SAN FRANCISCO*®) — Next month's ground fight between: hea'.’freights Eddie Machen and Zora Folley will be nationally televised by ABC. it was announced 1 by matchmaker Bennie Ford. Ford 1 also said that the fight, scheduled' for March 19. would be blocked ; Xnrt within a 300-mile radius of San Francisco. — ' ■' I

Adams Central Is Defeated By Bryant, 60-57 The Adams Central Greyhounds, after waging a spirited third-quar-ter rally to take an eight-point lead, faltered ip the final period to drop a 60-57 decision to the Bryant Owls at the Adams Central gym Tuesday night. Bryant led at the first quarter, 13-10, and at the half, 28-21, but the Greyhounds tallied 27 points in the third quarter to hold a 48-40 actvantage going into the final period. Dick Masters of the Owls led all the scorers with 36 points. The ! Greyhounds had four players in double figures, Gary McMillen ' leading with 17, followed by Max I Egly with 12, Jim Brown with 11 and Larry Foreman with 10. The Greyhounds will meet the Monroeville Cubs at Monroeville Friday night. Bryant FG FT TP Masters .... 15 6 36 Heer 1 2 4 Walters ......... 4 1 9 Lyons 10 2 Minnich 3 3 9 Totals ... ... 24 12 60 Adams Central FG FT TP McMillen 6 5 17 Isch .... i 0 2 2 Egley ... ........ 4 4 12 Foreman 5 0 10 Brown ... 5 1 11 I Hayerly 1 0 9 Habegger 0 3 3 Totals ..I 21 15 57 Officials: Herzog, Gehrig. Preliminary Adams Central, 45-15. r— Yardley Scores 52 When Pistons Win ’ By UNITED PRESS With a little luck, George Yard•ley of the Detroit Pistons, the National Basketball Association's ! top scorer, can become the first player to score 2,000 points in a t-siagle season. — The balding, former Stanford. , University star pumped in 52 ' points Tuesday night to run his , seagcf) total to-1.463 in 54 games. : If he betters his: game average of 27.2 by a little more than two points in the remaining 18 games Yardley can reach the 2.000 point circle And evdn if he misses that figure, he is almost certain to top • the previous season record of 1,849 set by Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks in 1955-56. Sinking 18 field goals and 16 of 16 free throws Yardley bettered the previous season high of 51 points for a single game held by himself and Pettit. Syracuse Stubborn J Despite Yardley’s peak 1 performance the Pistons had all they could do to stave off the Syracuse Nationals, whom they finally downed, 118 -113, as Adolph Schayes, Yardley's nearest competitor for season scoring honors, managed only 21 points. In other games, the New York Knickerbockers snapped a fourgame losing streak in defeating the St. Louis Hawks, 120-116, in the nightcap of a Madison Square Garden doubleheader before 15,138 fans after the Boston Celtics routed the Cincinnati Royals, 107-87. The Philadelphia Warriors survived a Minneapolis rally to gain a 107-103 win over the Lakers in the preview to the Pistons-Nationals game at the Detroit Olympia. Hagan Sets Record St. Louis' loss was its ninth in the last 13 games, but Cliff Hagan ■ eased the situation somewhat by i canning 41 points, 26 of them in the final period, 'to set a new NBA single period record. Willie Naulls paced the Knicks with 35 points. Bob Cousy led the Celtics with 17, points, while Clyde Lovellette scored 20 for the Royals. _Paul_ Arizin, with 32 points, was high scorer in the Philadelphia-Minne-apolis game. H. S. Basketball - Arcola 71, Larwill 66. Harlan 62, Pleasant Lake 51. Woodburn 59, Cromwell 47. Churubusco 67, Salem Center 42. Mitchell 47, Scottsburg 43. Jeffersonville 88. Corydon 57. i Evansville Central 59, Evansville ! North 46. Evansville Bosse 61, Evansville Reitz 52. Nappanee 61, Bremen 53. i Calumet 80, Gary Emerson 38. : Gary Froebel 88. Portage 77. : East Chicago Washington 72. Hammond 68. SiU< r Creek 58, Milan 56 ■ double overtime).

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Bluffton Whips Berne Tuesday Night, 90-54 The Bluffton Tigers, taking, full advantage of their height superiority, soundly whipped the Berne Bears, 90-54, at the Bluffton gym Tuesday night. Bluffton led at all period, 16-10, 37-21, and 57-36. The Tigers had five players in double figures, paced by Byrl Bowman with 26 points. Gary Beaty had a good night for the Bears, even in defeat, with 24 points, but Tom Steury was the only Bear in double figures with 10. Bente will travel to Montpelier Friday night Bluffton FG FT TP Tangeman .... 5 3 13 Millholland 4 3 11 Bowman — 9 8 26 Leonard - 3 5 11 Murray » ........ 2 0 4 Creed ......... 10?. Collins .... 7 0 14 Kemp 1 1 3 Foster 14 6 Totals —- 33 24 90 Berne _ _ FG FT TP Stahly 0 0 ® A. Yoder 10 2 T. Yoder ... 10?. Winteregg 3 1 Steury — 2 8 18 Beaty -. 7 10 24 Klopfenstein 10 2 Schwartz — 3 Collier —- 0 0 0 Totals .... -18 18 54 Officials: Crispen, Spay. Preliminary Berne, 42-33. Junior High League Results Are Listed Four games were played in the Junior high intramural league at the Decatur high school gym, with the following results : Nationals 47. Warriors 22: Lakers 34. Celtics 28: Knicks 32, Hawks 14; Royals 60, Pistons 27. Nationals FG FT TP Eljiott r;-- 10 4 21 „ McKinnon ... -- 2 3 7 Gause ........ 2 0 4 Gay » 4 1 9 Dellinger ..... 0 0 0 Mclntosh 3 0 6 Totals 21 5 47 Warriors - FG FT TP Frauhiger .-. . - ■ 2—-0 ...4. McClure ... 5 0 10 Ortiz . 1 0 2 - Nelson ..... ...3 0 6 Totals —ll 0 22 Celtics FG FT TP J. Knavel r . 5 0 10 J. Hoffman 3 0 6 D. Heller ..........10 2 L. Andrews 10 2 J. Jones 0 0 0 L. Dellinger , •» 4 0 8 Totals ----- 14 0 28 Lakers , FG FT TP iD. Riehlc 0 0 0 iR. Hakes ------- --- 0 0 0 !D. Bollenbacher 6 2 14 •! T. Maddox 3 2 8 B. Ladd ~ 1 0 2 Ru. Kleinknight 3 4 10 Totals 13 7 34 Knicks FG FT.TP ■ Wass 2 15 Magley 2 0 4 Nicodemus .....----- 1 1 15 Strickler, ---i 4 0 8 Shoffer 0 0 0 Fravcl 11 fl ® Ross ........... - 0 0 0 Totals ...... 15 2 32 Hawks „. . < . FG.... FT TP Townsend 2 0 4 Feller 0 2 — 2 Beery 0 0 ® Feascl 4 0 8 Call 0 0 0 Johnson --. 0 0 0 Young 0 0 0 Totals 6 2 14 Royals FG FT TP Eichenauer I 4 2 30 Dawson 3 0 6 Maglby 3 0 6 Chrisman --- 9 0, 18 Totals ....... 29 2 60 Pistons FG FT TP Walters 5 1 11 Martin j>- 4 0 8 Schrock ..2 2 6 Margerum 1 0 2 Ross .... 0 0 0 Hanni 0 0 0 Poling . 0 0 0 Totals 12 3 27 . Medow larks, are not larks, but members of the blackbird family.

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I Lakers Leading In ' Intramural League Play in the St. Joseph Intramural league was featured by the upset victory of the Royals over the Celtics, knocking the latter out of a first place tie. However, the Celtics can gain a tie for first place when 7 they meet the league leading Lakers Saturday in the final game of the regular season. In event the two teams tie, they will meet the i following Saturday for the league ; title. 1 Results of the three games follows: Lakers 36, —Warriors —18; . Hawks 21, Pistons 20; Royals 28, ; Celtics 25. Team Standing W L Pct. 1 Lakers ...l ... 8 1 , .889 Celtics ... 7 2 .778 ’ -wamofs- 4 —y.444 l Royals ... 4 5 .4444 ( Pistons 2 7 .222 l Hawks ..' 2 7 .222 i Lakers FG FT TP ’ Kphne ...... 5 2 12 Gase 1 0 2 ' Foos 10 2 L Alberding , .00 _0 I Haviland ... 2 0 4 ; Roudebush ... 6 0 12 i Teeter ................ 10 2 Jaurigue ...... 10 2 > - TOTALS ... 17 2 36 Warriors FG FT TP i Hess 7 2 16 , Fullenkamp 1 ... 0 0 0 Jackson .... o 0- 0 - Reynolds 0 0 0 Gage 1 o 2 TOTALS .......... 8 2 18 Hawks FG FT TP Zintsmaser 3 17 Kuhnle ..... 10 2 Mendoza ......3 0 6 Hammond ’. 10 2 Fairchild ........ 1 o 2 Ford 10 2 TOTALS ........ 10 1 21 —Pistons FG FT TP Geimer 3 0 6 Ball 113 Schultz 3 0 6 McGill ....... ..... 2 15 Kitson ... ... 0 0 0 Teeple 0 0 0 Forst ... 0 0 0 TOTALS ... 9 2 20 Royals FG FT TP Kaehr ... 3 3 9 Lose 1. 4 0 8 Geimer 3 0 6 Zintsmaster Oil Blythe 2 0 4 TOTALS ..... 12 4 28 Celtics FG FT TP Omlor 1 ' 6 q 12 Eiting Oil McKean Z..1.......... 102 J. Mendoza .......... 4 0 8 Durkin /.. 0 0» 0

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Conversed 0 0 O.i Roudebush ' 0 0 0 Mies ............ 1 0 2 Girardot 0 0 0 TOTALS 12 1 25 Winners Listed* In ’ i Intramural League Two games were played Tuesday night in the Decatur high school intramural league at . the high school gym. The Yellow defeated the Blue, 44-30, and the Black downed the Bareback, 51-31. Blue FG FT TP Locke ................. 9 3 21 McDonald 0 » 0 01 Fell i... 1 3 5 Snyder ..... 1 2 4 j Edwards... 0 0 0 Burk ....■>. 0 0 0| Beery-- , - o—— -O ■ Voshell j 0 0 0 Totals 11 8 30 Yellow FG FT TP Sheets 6 4 16 Bleeke 2 0 4 Klink ................ 0 0 0 Fravel ....... 3 0 6 Highland .„ 0 11 D. Baumann 0 0 0 Conrad .... 1 0 2 Totals 19 6 44 Black FG FT TP Rambo 11 0 22 Hutker ........ .... 4 4 12 Fawcett 0 2 Black ...... 4 3 11 Douglas 0 0 0 C. Krueckebcrg 1 0 2 Cravens > 10 2 Totals ..... 22 7 51 Barebacks FG FT TP J. Macklin ..... 5 2 „ 12 Eliasson 5 0 10 L. Macklin 0 0 0 Miller 0 0 0 T. Vergara 4 1 9 Totals"’’... ... 14 3 31 North Carolina To Play Notre Dame CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (W — The University of North Carolina’sl9sß football schedule will be highlighted by the addition of Southern California and a renewal of the series with Notre Dame, it was announced today. Coach Jim Tatum's Tar Heels will meet the Trojans at the Los Angeles Coliseum on the night of Oct. 3. It will be the first time that North Carolina has played a Pacific Coast team on the gridiron. Notre Dame, missing from last year’s schedule for the first time in nine years, will be played at South Bend, Ind., Nov. 15. The Irish will appear here in 1959 under a new two-year extension of the series.

South Side Os Fort Wayne Is Rated As Tops INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Fort Wayne South, whose 15-2 record is the second best among the Indiana high school basketball powers, today supplanted defending state champion South Bend Central as "top dog” in the United Press coaches' poll. Don Reichert's lofty Archers, pinning their hopes for the state title on a veteran crew, polled 7 of 18 first-place nods from the experts and a total of 159 points, 13 more than the South Benders who slipped to second place. South Side has been in the U.P"Big 10” throughout the season. The Archers were second last week but earlier in the campaign dropped to ninth. They convinced the experts they belonged on top with a 70-63 victory at strong Indianapolis Shortridge last Saturday while South Bend was upset at Anderson, 4947. Jeff Up To Fifth The South Benders have led the elite in 6 of the first 8 weeks of the poll. The only other leader was Lafayette early in the season. Fort Wayne Central remained third. Terre Haute Garfield with a nifty 17-1 record through last Saturday, clung- to fourth, and Indianapolis Tech was again seventh. Jeffersonville also was promoted i ! —from 10th to fifth—following its ■one-point victory over IndianapoI lis Attucks, but the latter and * three other teams skidded some- { what. Attucks slipped from fifth to sixth place, Kokomo from sixth to a tie for seventh with Tech, East Chicago Washington from eighth to ninth, and Lafayette also from eighth to 10th. There were no newcomers to the select circle. Garfield polled five firsts but failed to climb to third place by just three votes. Fort Wayne Central amassed 128, garfield 126There was a big gap in the balloting lor the remaining “Big lO” spots, with Jeffersonville getting! only 59. Twenty-seven teams were nomi-| nated. The Line-Up i The eighth weekly, poll, with first places and total points;: i 1. Fort Wayne South (7) 159 2. South Bend Central (4) 146 | 3. Fort Wayne Central (1) 128 4. Terre Haute Garfield (5) 126 5. Jeffersonville <1) 59 6. Indianapolis Attucks 54 7. Kokomo and Indianapolis Tech ~ 52 9. East Chicago Washington 50 10. Lafayette . 25

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11. Vincennes 21; 12- Anderson, Fort Wayne Concordia, Hunting.burg 12; 15. Muncie Central, Scottsburg 12; 17. Michigan City 11; IS. Gary Roosevelt 9; 19. South Bend St. Joseph 8; 20. Calumet S; 21. South Bend Washington, Middlebury 2; 23. Valparaiso, Mishawaka, Logansport, Brookville. Evansville Lincoln 1. Kenny Bauserman Winner Os Polio Tourney In City Kenny Bauserman, of Monroeville; bowled a big 734, including his handicap, to win the Polio Tourney which was concluded Friday after running throughout January. Bauserman, in addition to taking down first prize money, will be awarded the trophy donated by Anderson Industry and Hooker Paint. The tourney is also underwritten by these same two firms. - Gary Schultz, tourney chairman, reported 438 entries were rolled during the month, with two-thirds of the entry fee, or $292, going to the March of Dimes. Under ABC rules, two-thirds of the fees must to the polio fund. In order to make the tourney more attractive here, Anderson and Hooker made up the difference of $73, permitting 50 per cent of the entry fees to go into the prize fund for bowlers. Schultz stated that the complete list of prize winners and competing will be announced when all scores are carefully checked. Former College Star Signed By White Sox .CHICAGO (IF — The Chicago White Sox today announced the signing of .right hander George Noonan, a former pitcher with St. John’s University who was on the 1956 NCAA college all-star team. Noonan, 23, was signed as a free agent. He pitched for Reading in the Eastern League and Port Arthur, Tex., in 1956. It’s FUN to SQUARE DANCE at the MOOSE EVERY FRIDAY NITE The Melody Rangers Playing This Week MEMBERS - I ’ I Featuring Sonny Saylor I : and his accordion rock ’n roll music. - 'l|