Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 92, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1958 — Page 7

.FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1958 '

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American League W. L. Pct. G.B. Baltimore 2 0 1.000 -z\ Detroit 2 1 .667 . Kansas City ... 2 1 .667 % New York 2 1 .667 >4 Chicago 1 2 .333 Iti Cleveland 1 2 .333 1% Washington 1 2 .333 114 Boston .., r . 1 3 .250 2 ;7 THURSDAY'S RKBULTS National League Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 1. San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 4. Chicago 4, St. Louis 3. Only games scheduled. ' American League New York 3, Boston 1. Chicago 4, Detroit 3. Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2. Baltimore 4, Washington 0.

■--■■■—!? ■ ' — Jackets Lose To Berne Bears In Dual Meet The Berne Bears defeated the Decatur Yellow Jackets, 60-51, in a closely contested dual meet Thursday afternoon at Worthman field in this city. The Bears won five individual events and both relay races, while the Jackets won five events, with a tie for first in the pole vault. Larry Moses, of Decatur, was the only multiple winner, copping both hurdle races and also the broad jump. Bob Worthman, head track coach, announced today that the next home meet for - the Yellow Jackets will be a night affair at 8 p.m. next Thursday under the lights at Worthman field. The Jackets will also compete in a triangular meet with Bluffton and Ossian at Bluffton Tuesday, and also in the New Haven relays April 26 The summary: High hurdles—Moses (D) first; Klopfenstein (B) second; Locke <D> third. Time—l 7.9. 100-yard dash — Amstutz <B) first; A. Yoder second; Kirchhofer third. Time—lo.T. Mile run — Kipfer tßi first; Franklin iDi second; Butcher tJjj third. Time—s:o4.B. 440-yard dash — Winteregg <B) first; Habegger <B) second; Stahly tß> third. Time—s 6. Low hurdles—Moses fD) , first; Pat Nelson <D> second: Vanhorn <D> and Klopfenstein <B» tied for third. Time—23. 880-yard run — Eichenauer <D> first; Gfaber <B» second: May (D) third. Time—2:l2.B. 220-yard dash—A, Yoder <B) first; Kirchhofer second; MUrphy <D) third. Time—2l.l. Shot put—Hobble <D) first; Murphy <D' second; Hartman (B) third. Distance—42 ft. 414 in. Pole vault—Rambo -(D) and Klopfenstein 'Bl tied for' first and second; Bond ‘D- third. Height—--9 ft. Broad jump—Moses <D> first; : Hebble tD) second; Ross ID> third. Distance —18 ft. 1 in. High jump—Stahly first; Ross<D> second; JD> i and ' tWW Height—s ft. 6 in. Mile relay — Won by Berne ' Stahly, Habegger, Amstutz, I Kirchhofer). Time—3:so.s. Half-mile relay—Won by Berne 'Smitley, Winteregg, A. Yoder, T Yoder). Time —1:38. Reed Stewart Wins Legion Semi-Finals Reed M. Ste wa rt. of TJrazil. state American Legion oratorical winner in Decatur March 21. has successfully completed another step towards the national championship. i Stewart won the semi-finals held in Sioux Fall. S. D. Thursday night. He will compete in the four-man finals at the East New Mexico university at Postales, N. Mex., next Monday. Last year Stewart was also the state .winner, and he was eliminated in the regional meet by the young man who later won the na-i‘ tional championship. Tfe is the' sori of Judge and Mrs. Robert B. ' Stewart of Brazil.' 1 BLACK II lit \// Iwl iTfeiaiaWßMßAil I — .See . . . .■■. BASEBALL Game of the Week Cleveland vs Detroit SATURDAY, APRIL 19 1:30 P. M. WKJG-TV

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Bluffton Is Winner ' I Os Triangular Meet ■ The Bluffton Tigers, scoring 6614 1 points, copped first place in a tri- i angular meet at the Bluffton field. Dunkirk was second with 48 5/12 I points, and the Pleasant Mills 1 Spartans third with 21%. ’ Snyder won the Spartans’ only 1 first place, copping the honors in the mile run. The summary follows: High hurdles — Milholland <B) 1 first; Archer (P) second; Peden (D) third? White (B) fourth. Time —l9. 100-yard dash—Creed <B) first; 1 Geeseman <D) second; Stout <B) ! third; Smith and Landefeld <D) tied for fourth. Time—lo. 9. Mile run — Snyder 'P> first; 1 Brown (D> second; Collins <B) ■ third; Shady (B) fourth. Time- < 5.01.2. 440-yard dash — Bowman (B) 1 first; Stout (B) second; Brighton 1 (D) third; Carnail fourth. Time-56.7. Low hurdles— Geeseman <D) ■ .first* ...Burroughs. (BU second; Groye (B) third; Archer <P» fourth. Time—23.6. 880-yard run—Henry <B) first; Snyder <P) second; Rollings (D) third; Milholland (B) fourth. Time -2:14.7. 220-yard dash—Creed <B) first; Speheger (B) second; Landfeld JD) third; Brunner (P) fourth. Time—24.l. Shot put—Bachelor ,first: Bierie 'B) second: Brighton <D' third; McCune <D> fourth. Disft. 10 in. High jump—Geeseman <D>, Williams 'D) and Johnson <P) tied for first, second and third; Archer <P), Brunner (P). Flowers <B» ’ and Brighton (D) tied for fourth. Height—s ft. 4 in. ' : Pole vault—Smekens <B', Wise iD) and Gattshall (D) tied for first, second and third; Jackson (P) Jourth. Height—9 ft. 3 in. Broad jump — Geeseman <D> first; Brighton <D) second; Williams (Di third; Foster (Bi fourth. Distance—lß ft. 4M| in. Mile relay—Bluffton first; Pleasant Mills second; Dunkirk third. Time—3:49. Half-mile relay—Bluffton first; Dunkirk second; Pleasant Mills third. Time—l:39.s. Annual Sports Night •ft Planned Sunday The annual sports night of the ‘ Zion Lutheran adult club will be . held Sunday evening, beginning at 5:30 with a carry-in supper. It ( will honor Chester Kleinknight, , coach of the Zion Zippers,hisj team, and the cheer leaders. Thei Zion Zippers won the Lutheran laymen’s league trophy for has-' I ketball this season in circuit A. Featured on the program will be a film of thp '57 World Series. Norman Witte, president,, will conduct a short business meeting. In charge of arrangements and providing the coffee and rolls for the dinner, include Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Conrad, Mr. and' 1 Mrs. Paul Conrad, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blecke. Annual Swiss Day At Bluffton College The annual Swiss day will be held Friday, May 30. on the Bluffton college campus at Bluffton, O. Entertainment, accordion music. Swiss songs, dancing, a quiz event, and a carry-in basket dinner will all be enjoyed. Zintsmaster Motors Announces Unusual Value For only $2705.00 you can buy a brand new’ Oldsmobile 88 at Zintsmaster Motors, First & Monroe Streets. This price includes all charges, other than license plates. This beautiful big new Oldsmobile is equipped with Synchro-mcsh Transmission. ' Dual Range power heater, turn signals, oil filter and Safety Deluxe steering wheel. Available in a wide choice of color and interior trims. This fine car also offers the new Econoway carburetor, 850x14 tires, cigarette lighter, 2 illuminated ash trays in the dash, dual sun visors, dual arm rests in front, dual arm rests with ash trays in rear, printed-circuit instrument cluster, pivot poise front suspension and foot operated parking brakes. Riding comfort safety, stability and ease of handling arc all engineered in the 1958 OLDSMOBILES husky wide stance .chasis, and arc just as much a part of the extra quality offered by Oldsmobile as the body features which arc clearly visible ♦n our salesroom. Stop in at Zintsmaster Motors now. First & Monroe Streets and.qee this big Oldsmobile value now being offered fori only $2705.00. Advt. ——-—-J.

Ossian Winner In Quadrangular Monmouth was host Thursday afternoon to three Wells county track teams in a quadrangular meet held at-the. Monmouth field. The Ossian Bears won the meet with 57% points. The Monmouth Eagles were second with 35 points, Lancaster Central third with 25%, and Union fourth with 23. Weidler copped three first places for Monmouth, winning the shot put, high jump and broad jump. Boerger scored Monmouth's other first place in the half-mile run. The summary: Shot put—Weidler (M) first; Patton (O) second; Trimble <L) third; Kumfer <O) fourth. Distance —4O ft. 8% in. Pole vault—Lassiter <O> first; Myers <M> second; Johnloz (L) and Betson <O> tied for third and fourth. Height—lo ft. 2% in. High jump—Weidler (M) first; Pasko <O) second; Kumfer (O) third: WalkeY (O>, Trimble (L), Johnloz <L> and Lobsiger <L> tied for fourth. Height—s ft. 6 in. Broad jump—Weidler <M) first; Boerger <M> Second; Trimble third; Lobsiger (L) fourth. Distance —17 ft. 10 in. High hurdles—Betson <O> first; Bradburn (U) second; Pasko <O) third; Hedges <L) fourth. Time—--100-yard dash — Roussey <O> first; Arnold (Q) second; Bradburn (U) third; Hoffman (M) 1 fodrth. Time—ll. 3. Mile run—Steffen <L) first; Wilson (O) second; Peck (M) third; Missle (U> fourth. Time—s:24. 440-yard dash — Roussey <O) first; Boerger <M) second; Johnson <U) . third; Kruetzman (L) fourth. Time—sß.6. Low hurdles — Bradburn first; Betson IO) second; Kehr (O) third; Steffen (L) fourth. Time -23.5. 880-yard run—Boerger (M> first; Steffen <L) second; Arnold (O) third; Jump (U) fourth. Time—--2:24.7. 220-yard dask — Roussey <O> first; HoffmanXM) second; Smith <U* third; glonner (L> fourth. Time—2s.6. Mile relay—Union first; Lancaster second; Ossian third. Half-mile relay—Ossian first; Lancaster second; Union third. t; ' Mike McCoy Named To All-American NEW YORK (UP) —Towering Mike McCoy, mainstay on Fort Wayne South’s Indiana high school basketball champions, today was nampd a member of the A1 - America high school basketball team chosen by Scholastic Magazine. The seven-foot giant was the only Hoosier named to the 20-man squad. Enjoy the CBS Baseball Game Os the Week!/ presented by your friendly State Farm FRED CORAH 207 Court Street ’ Phone 3-3656 STATE FARM mutual AUTOMOBILE WW INSURANCE COMPANY INl u»»nu Home Ottice: Bloomington. 111. freeTl BASEBALL BOOK Sft.piS) This 36-na.a9 illustrated booklet of facts and figures ,57a” ■■ I will help you know and enI joy baseball better. To get rii'T'f 4 I your free copy, just step |■.****'•*• I in and see me today I

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MINOR American Association W. L. Pct. G.B. Minneapolis 3 0 1.000 — Omaha 3 0 1.000 — Denver 2 1 .667 1 Charleston 2 2 .500 Ity 1 St. Paul 2 2 .500 1& Indianapolis .... 1 2 .333 2 Louisville 0 3 .000 3 ’ Wichita -4--- 0 3 .000 3 Thursday’s Results Minneapolis 7, Louisville 4. St. Paul 4, Charleston 3. Omaha 9, Wichita 6. Denver 17, Indianapolis 1. Double Header Here Saturday Afternoon The Decatur Yellow Jackets I will meet the Marion Giants in a double header at Worthman field in this city Saturday afternoon. Bill McColly. head baseball coach for Decatur high school, announced that the first game will start at 2 o’clock. VALVE GRINDING Robert “Boober” Meyer D & T (standard) PHONE SERVICE I 3-2516 iJth A Monroe gm.

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