Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 230, Decatur, Adams County, 30 September 1958 — Page 7

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, ISM.

Adams Central Wins Northern EIC Crown The Adams Central Greyhounds won the northern division title in the Eastern Indiana conference baseball race Monday afternoon, defeating Lancaster Central, 14-5, at the Adams Central diamond. This gave Adams Central a 5-0 record in the EIC and drained Lancaster to a three-way tie for second place with a 3-2 mark. The Greyhounds, undefeated in conference and Adams county league play this fall, will now meet the winner of the southern division for the conference championship. The southern division winner has not been determined. The Greyhounds had eight hits to five for Lancaster Monday. Al Habegger had two hits and Dave Isch a double for the winners. Foreman was the winning hurler, with Isch behind the bat. Johnloz and Kruetzman hurled for Lancaster, with Brown the catcher. The final north EIC standing: W L Pct. Adams Central .... 5 0 1.000 Lancaster 3 2 .600 Berne . 3 2 .600 Geneva 3 2 .600 Monmouth 0 4 .000 Hartford ... 0 4 .000

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High Schools Open Basketball Practice In State Wednesday The World Series starts tomorrow, the football season is just getting into swing, but for Hoosiers. Oct. 1 marks the start of their “king of sports," basketball. For tomorrow Indiana high schools may launch practice Oct. 1, under rules of the Indiana high school athletic association. And just one month from tomorrow, the first games of the season will be played. Also under IHSAA rules, no high school games may be played before Nov. 1, which falls on Saturday this year. Adams county teams will be shooting at the Decatur Commodores, winners of the annual county tourney last January, and the Berne Bears, winners of the sectional tourney last spring. 'X Bowling Scores Merchant League W L Pts. Lynch Box 9 3 12 Alps-Brau ... 8 4 12 Painters 7 5 9 Slick’s Drive Inn ..7 5 9 Price’s Men’s Wear 7 5 9 State Gardens .... 5 77 Western Auto .... 5 7 6 Citizen’s Telephone 4 5 6 Krick-Tyndall 4 8 5 Begun’s Clothing ..4 8 5 Begun's won 3 from Krick-Tyn-dall, Citizen’s Telephone won 2 from Painters, Price’s won 2 from State Gardens, Western Auto won 2 from Slick’s, Alps-Brau won 2 from Lynch Box. High games: Irv Sheehan 214, M. Ladd 206, E. Schindler 205, R. Andrews 216-171-215 total 602, R Webster 201, J Cochran 223, D. Gage 209. W. Price 207, B. Githens 200, P. Moreland 209, R. Judt 203.

Mayo Smith Is New Cincinnati Manager United Press International Mayo Smith and infielder Solly Hemus, teammates at Philadelphia this year, will be directing squads from opposite dugouts in the 1959 National League race. Smith, fired as manager of the Phillies in July, regained his major league membership late Monday when he signed a one - year contract as boss-man of the Cincinnati Redlegs. Hemus, who played under Smith during the first half of the 1958 season, accepted the stewardship of the St. Louis Cardinals hours earlier and will launch the 1959 season as the majors’ only playermanager. In another major league development, the Kansas City Athletics re-signed manager Harry Craft for the 1959 season at a “sizeable” increase in salary. Lost in the shuffle were Jimmy Dykes and Stan Hack. Dykes succeeded Birdie Tebbetts as the Redlegs’ pilot in early August and hustled them from last to fourth place. Hack replaced Fred Hutchinson as manager of the Cardinals with less than two weeks of the season remaining. ♦ Race Driver Loses Driver's License INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Race driver Ed Elisian, Oakland, Calif., lost his driver’s license for 120 days Monday night and was fined sl4 and costs for a speed law violation. Judge Pro Tern Edward Madinger suspended Elisian’s license after police records showed it was his seventh offense here since 1956. Elisian pleaded guilty to a charge of driving 44 miles an. hour in a 30-mile zone. Series Facts MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) - Facts and figures on the 1958 World Series: Opponents — Milwaukee Braves. National League champions, vs. New York Yankees, American League Champions. Winner—First team to win four games. Games dates and sites—lst and 2nd games County Stadium, MilI waukee, Oct. 1,2; 3rd, 4th. and 15th (if necessary) Yankee Stadium, New York, Oct. 4. 5,6; 6th : and 7th (if necessary) at County j Stadium, Oct. 8, 9. Starting times — Milwaukee games start 3 p. m, ie.d.t >; New ■ York games start 1 p. m. (e.d.tJ, except Oct. 5 game which starts 2 pm. (e.d.t.). Last year's winner—Milwaukee, to 3 Series favorite—Yankees. 13-10. I First game odds—Even money. First game pitchers — Braves: Warren Spahn (22-11); Yankees: Whitey Ford <l4-7). Rival managers — Braves: Fred ;Haney; Yankees: Casey Stengel. Weather Forecast — Fair, tem- . peratures in low 60’s. Estimated winning player’s share—s9,soo. Esti mated losing player’s share—ss,Boo. Radio and television—Via NBC ; (television announcers: Mel Allen. Curt Gowdy; radio announcers:

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Earl Gillespie, Bob Wolff). Umpires— Al Barlick, Tom Gorman, and Bill Jackowski, National League; Charley Berry, John Flaherty, and Frank Umant, American League.

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Minneapolis Sweeps Little World Series MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The powerful bat of Lu Clinton and

the fine pitching of rookie southpaw Tom Borland gave the Minneapolis Millers a 7-1 win and a Littie World Series sweep over the Montreal Royals. The four-game sweep by the •

American Association champs Monday night marked the third time in the history of the series that a team won id four straight matches. Toronto of the International League did it in 1926 to

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Louisville, while the Indianapolis Indians of the American Association knocked over Rochester in 1956. Trade in a good town — Decatur.