Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1958 — Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1958

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Name Cheerleaders For Yellow Jackets The student body of Decatur high school elected theiy cheerleaders for the coming basketball season at the Decatur high school gym Thursday afternoon during the school’s activity period. The cheerleaders for the 1958-59 season are Cheryl Ashbaucher, Kathy Schultz, Gloria Wall and Betty Smith. The cheerleaders who will represent the second team are Dianna Hill, Mary Heller, and Sharon Nern. A total of four groups of girls tried out for the cheerleading posts. They were: Alice Allwein, Janice Aumann and Barbara Burk. The final group included: Jean Finlayson, Judy Tutewiler, Judy Brodbeck and Ann Arnold. All of the groups led good yells, and the basketball fever is starting among the students as was shown by each individual in the yells presented at the gym Thursday afternoon. Decatur high school will play its

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Trtany Commodores at Monroeville. Adams Central at Monmouth. Hartford at Pleasant Mills. Petroleum at Geneva (Petroleum home game). first game of the season against Monmouth high school at the Decatur gym November IS. A cheerleaders duty is not only to lead in yells for the fans, but to show the fine spirit behind its team either in winning or losing. The cheerleaders picked by the student body in the session held Thursday will give a fine example of this during the season. The junior high students chose their cheerleaders for the year. They include: Cynthia Collier, Janet Reinking, Sylvia Bleeke, and Rita Norquest. They were chosen at the tryouts held in the gym Wednesday. Trade in a good town — Decatur.

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Junior High, Frosh Win Over Hoagland The Decatur junior high and freshman teams swept a double header from Hoagland Thursday afternoon at the Lincoln school gym. Junior high won the opener, 4628, leading at all periods, 13-6, 24-15, and 38-24. Conrad led Decatur with 12 points, while Martin scored 10 and Magley nine. Napier tallied 15 for Hoagland. The freshmen won the nightcap, 45-29, after leading at the' first quarter, 15-14, at the half, 33-20, and at the third period, 33-20. Scoring leaders for Decatur were Marbauch with 11, Townsend with 10 and Eichenauer with nine. Saalfrank led Hoagland with 13. Decatur Jr. High FG FT TP Martin 5 0 10 Magley - 4 1 9 Conrad 5 2 10 Strickler -1 0 2 Beery . 2 2 6 Fravel - 0 0 0 Schrock 0 0 0 Gause 2 0 4 Whetstone - 0 11 McClure - 10 2 TOTALS .... 20 6/46 Hoagland FG FT TP Napier'—.2— 6 . 3 15 Sprague 0 0 0 Fisher -— 0 0 0 Miller ... 3 17 Johnson 1 0 2 Harnish 4 0 0 0 Bradtmiller 2 0 4 'TOTALS 12 ’ 4 28 Decatur Freshmen FG FT TP Eichenauer ...... 3 3 9 Marbaugh .... 4 3 11 Bollenbacher.... 0 0 0 Townsend 5 0 10 Walters 10 2 Ahr ....- 1 0 2 Ru. Kleinknight 1 3 5 Ro. Kleinknight 1 4 6 TOTALS — 16 13 45 Hoagland FG FT TP Summers 0 2 2 Gallmeyer 2 0 4 Reynolds 2 3 7 Saalfrank .... 5 3 13 Fydy 10 2 Felt 000 Koehlinger Oil TOTALS 10 9 29 High School Football Evansville Reitz 19, 'Evansville North 0. South Bend St. Joseph’s 53, Hammond Noll 24. Pro Basketball Minneapolis 103, Philadelphia 101.

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Ranking Teams Facing Rough Tilts Saturday By FRED DOWN United Press International Syracuse attempts to* take a stronger grip on a Cotton or Orange Bowl bid when it opposes dangerous Boston University tonight in a game that starts a weekend schedule which promises trouble for several of the Nation’s top 10. Syracuse, ranked 12th in the country, is a 12 - point favorite over thrice-beaten BU but Terrier Coach Steve Sinko believes his underdogs can spring an upset on the strength of a backfield that has strong power to the outside. BU turned in its best effort of the season last Saturday when it scored a 33-7 victory over William and Mary. The other bowl hopefuls, national powers and the two remaining unbeaten and untied major teams all see action Saturday. These games include important struggles in the Big Ten, the Big Eight and the Pacific Coast Conference plus such attractive intersectional pairings as Army vs. Rice and Mississippi vs. Houton. LUS Over Duke Rutgers, unbeaten untied and unranked, is a solid favorite to win its seventh straight game against Lafayette Saturday afternoon and Louisiana State, the country’s other unbeaten and untied major team, is a 13-point pick over Duke in a Saturday night game. LSU, ranked second after its 14-0 victory over Mississippi, is the leading candidate for the Southeastern Conference’s lucrative Sugar Bowl bid. lowa, ranked No. 1, could wrap up the Big Ten’s Rose Bowl invitation although it would take an unlikely combination of circumstances. The Hawkeyes are 17% point favorites over Minnesota but can’t clinch the bowl bid unless Wisconsin upsets Northwestern and Ohio State upsets Purdue. Northwestern is a evenpoint pick and Purdue is a 1%point choice. Sootoers Lopsided Favorites Oklahoma, ranked No. 5, is a lopsided choice to run its unbeaten streak in the Big Eight to 69 games when it meets lowa State. Colorado is rated three points over Missouri against which Oklahoma figures to clinch the conference title and Orange Bowl bid on Nov. 15. Oregon State, which took over thp Pacific Coast Conference lead last Saturday is favored over Washington State and California, still in the running for the title, is rated 13 points over UCLA in the big Far West games. Army,. No. 3, will throw its sav-

iride-anckoutaide ground attack at a Rice team which hopes to gain the Cotton Bowl bid and will be fighting to uphold the "honor” of the Southwest Confer•nc e. Mississippi, rebounding from the LSU shock, is an equally strong favorite against Houston. Irish Over Pitt Auburn, No. 4 but needing a “big win” to claim national honors, is a seven-point pick over Mississippi State; Notre Dame is rated four points over a powerful Pittsburgh team which has only a so-so 4-2-1 record but is a match for any college team in the land; Texas Christian will run up the score on over - matched Marquette; 16th-ranked Orange-or-Gator bowl aspirant North Carolina is 17% points over Virginia and Clemson, ranked No. 18 and a strong contender for the Orange Bowl, is a four-point underdog to Georgia Tech, in other key games. i Alabama is a one •> point pick over Tulane and Florida State is fevered by a half - point over Miami (Fla.) in tonight’s other major games. Packers End Put On Injured Reserve List ; GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) —The Green Bay Packers have placed end Gary Knafel on'the injured reserve list for the rest of the season. Knafel will undergo surgery for a pinched cartilage in his right knee that “should make him ready for next season.” I r

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Successful Hunting Trip Is Concluded The Rev. Lawrence Norris, of Syracuse, and formerly of Decatur, Rollie Crozier, and J. O. Tricker, of Decatur, returned Thursday evening from a successful hunting trip in Canada. The group reported that during the four-day hunt, they shot seven deer and one moose weighing 1,000 pounds. The party of 17 men, six dogs and five guides, reported that Rev. Norris had the high shoot of the entire party. Rev. Norris shot five deer out of the 11 shot by the entire group and he also shot the moose. The other men from Decatur also bagged one deer et. i. Bowling Scores Major League _ x W L Pts. Oakdale Kennels .- 22 8 30 Tocsin Garage 20 9 26% Hoagland Farm Eq. 19 10 26% Ideal Dairy 16 14 21 Decatur Blue Fla. 16 14 21 Hooker Paint 14 16 19 Beavers Oil Service 13 17 18 Midwestern Life . 12 18 15 Three Kings Tavern 9 21 13 Petrie Oil —... T . 8 22 10 Oakdale Kennels won 4 pts. from Hooker Paint, Tocsin Garage won 4 pts. from Three Kings Tavern, Ideal Dairy won 4 pts. from Beavers Oil Service, Decatur Blue Flame won 3 pts. from Midwestern Life, Hoagland Farm

Eq. won 3 pts, from Petrie Oil. 200 games: Don Burke 205, B. McAfee 225, H. MoeUering 202, J.

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