Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1958 — Page 4

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American League's Attendance Drops CHICAGO (UPD — American League attendance decreased II per cent in 1958 with a total loss at 900,184, with only two clubs, Kansas City and Washington, showing higher figures than in 1957, it was announced today. The league drew a total of 7,296,034 for 619 games compared to 8,196,218 in 1957. Kansas City was up 24,023 and Washington 18,209. Chicago showed the biggest drop, 338,217, while Baltimore was down 199,590. Three teams drew more than a

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million fans, Detroit, Boston and New York, but ail showed a drop from 1957. New York was high for the circuit with 1,428,438 and Washington low with 475,288. Night games also dropped with 3,543,513 attending 241 after dark games this season compared to 3,889.023 who watched 225 games in IK7. The comparative figures: IQMt IQ 1 )? Chicago 797,451 1,135,668 Kansas City 925,090 901,067 Detroit 1.098,924 1,272,346 Cleveland 663,805 722,256 Washington 475,288 457,079 Baltimore 829,991 1,029,581 New York 1,428,438 1,497,134 Boston 1,977,047 1,181,087 Totals 7,286,034 8,196,218

Berne Bears' Net Schedule Is Announced The Berne Bears, defending sectional champions, will launch their 1958-59 season Saturday night, meeting the Pleasant Mills Spartans at Pleasant Mills. The Bears have been handicapped because of the unavailability of their gym for practice sessions. The gym is being remodeled and enlarged, to increase seating capacity from 1,100 to about 1,900. The first home game for the Bears, scheduled for next Tuesday against Dunkirk, has been rescheduled for Dec. 6. This will mark Berne’s first game in its own gym Friday, Nov. 14, against the Portland. Panthers, Coach Bill Anderspn faces a rebuilding job, as the Bears lost heavily by graduation, including four regulars. Those graduated were Gary Beaty, Fred Stahly, Tom Steury, Bryce Winteregg, and Tony and Alan Yoder. Only returning player who saw much action in the latter stages of the season is Rod Schwartz, now a 6-3 sophomore, one of the Bears’ stars in their sectional triumph., Others back from the sectional squad are Mike Collier, Dave Klofpenstein, Ron Lautzenheiser and Phil Sprunger. The schedule follows: Nov. I—Pleasant Mills at Pleas-

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ant Mills. Nov. 14—Portland at Berne. Nov. 15—Concordia at Fort Wayne. Nov. 22—Leo at Berne. Nov. 25—Hartford at Berne. Dec. s—Decatur Yellow Jackets at Berne. . Dec. 6—Dunkirk at Berne. Dec. 9—Adams Central at Adams Central. Dec. 12—Lancaster Central at Berne. Dec. 13—Angola at Angola. Dec. 19—Geneva at Berne, Jan. 16—Albany at Berne (2 p.m. Homecoming). Jan. 15-16-17—Adams county tourney at Adams Central. Jan. 23—Monmouth at Monmouth. Jan. 31—Ossian at Ossian. Feb. 3—Bluffton at Berne. Feb. 6—Montpelier at Berne. Feb. 13—Redkey at Berne (Redkey home game). Feb. 20—New Haven at New Haven. High School Football Gary Wallace 39, Valparaiso 0. South Bend St. Joseph’s 27, Gary Emerson 6. Terre Haute Wiley 13, Georgetown 111., 13 (tie). Evansville Memorial 32, Evansville Central 0. Indianapolis Cathedral 20, Indianapolis Scecina Q. Hockey Results National League Boston 5, Chicago 2. Detroit 4, New York 1. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Berne at Pleasant Mills. Adams Centra) at Geneva. Petroleum at Monmouth. New Athletic Conference To Be Organized Organization of a new athletic conference by six high schools, four from Adams county and two from Wells county, was announced today by Herman Frantz, Adams Central high school principal. Schools forming the conference are Adams Central. Berne-French, Geneva, Monmouth, Ossian and Lancaster Central. The new conference will become active with the. opening of the 1959-60 school year next September. Decision to form the new loop was made following disbanding of the Eastern Indiana athletic conference, an action taken when member schools found difficulties in arranging schedules and also because of the travel involved and the lack of rivalry. The six schools in the new conference present a natural rivalry setup and scheduling offers no problem as all the schools play all other schools. Athletic competition will include basketball, baseball, track and cross country, and all of the six member schools compete in all these sports. The conference, looking toward possible expansion, will consider only schools which compete in all four of these sports. Official name of the new conference will be determined at the next meeting of the members, scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 20. Each school has been asked to submit a name, from which the official name will be chosen. Each school has also been allotted a section of the constitution and bylaws to be presented at the next meeting for consideration. Star Halfback Quits St. Joseph's College RENSSELAER, Ind. <UPI> — Halfback Larry Williams, leading ball-carrier in the Indiana Collegiate Conference and second highest scorer, quit school Thursday, 3t. Joseph’s College said ttday. Williams, 20, an Indianapolis Tech product, was dropped from the football team Wednesday for disciplinary reasons, the college said.

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Make Scholarship Application Nov. 10 Applications for Indiana bankers scholarships for agriculture short course at Purdue University through the First State Bank of Decatur, First Bank of Berne, and Bank of Geneva are due to Eugene Sprunger, chairman of the agriculture alumni scholarship committee, or to’ the county extension office by November 10. The scholarships offered are for SIOO toward the cost of attending Purdue short courses Four scholarships are offered, two by the First State Bapk at Decatur, one by the First Bank of Berne, and one by the Bank of Geneva. The winter short course is held during January and February at Purdue University. There are three fields of study; general agriculture, animal science and dairy production. Each course is a scheduled, unit of Instruction that is planned for prospective farmers who rae unable to take a fouryear course in agriculture. COURT NEWS Complaint to Contest Will On motion of the plaintiff the case of Florence Smitley vs Lester Olan Smitley, etal, was set for issues November 20 at 10 o’clock. Estate Case In the estate of Grace M. Hunsicker, an administrator’s petition to convey real estate sold by decedent under land contract. The deed was ordered delivered upon payment of purchase price in full. Real Estate Transfers Walter J. Lynn etux to J. K. Johnson etal, 64 acres in Hartford Twp. Jess Summersett etux to Bernard Harris etux, inlot 14 in Monroe. Arthur D. Suttles etux to Richard A. Rumschlag etux, inlot 889 in Decatur. Howard L. VonGunten etal to Jerome E. Bollenbacher etal, 200 acres in Blue Creek Twp. Jennie A. Glassburn to Dallas F. Glass.burn etal Ex., lots in Geneva and land in Wabash Twp. Melvin M. Hirschy etux to William H. Judge etux, 40 acres in Union Twp. Clara M. Rayl to Chalmer- H. Deßolt etux, part inlot 325 in Decatur. Chalmer H. Deßolt etux to James A. Cowens etux, inlot 34 in Homesteads. Court Appearance On Traffic Charge A woman from Allen county arrested recently by the state police for disregarding a stop sign is scheduled to appear in justice of the peace court tonight to the charges filed against her. Jaunieta M. Baird. 47, Fort Wayne, arrested October 20 at the junction of state road 101 and U.S. 224 for disregarding a stop sign, will appear tonight at 6:30 p.m. in answer to the charge.

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