Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 268, Decatur, Adams County, 13 November 1958 — Page 4

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lowa's Coach Is Fighting Team Letdown IOWA CITY, lowa (UPI) — Coach Forest Evashevski, headmaster of lowa’s Big Ten champions, fought the "letdown” battle today in hopes of keeping his lofty Hawkeyes "high” for Saturday’s game with Ohio State. lowa cinched the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl bid by whipping Minnesota, 28-6, Saturday and that means the Hawks might have a tendency to falter against Ohio State Saturday and Notre Dame Nov. 22. But Evashevski has at least two things working for him in his efforts to keep lowa sharp. First, mdny of the Hawkeyes remember what Ohio State, especially its thunderous fullback Bob White, did to their championship dreams last season. lowa was about seven minutes away from winning its second straight title and was leading Ohio State, 13-10. at Columbus midway in the fourth quarter last Nov. 16. The Buckeyes started feeding the ball to White and he blasted out most of the gains in a touchdown drive of about 75 yards. White scored from 5 yards out with 3:53 minutes left in the game and Ohio State, instead of lowa, won the’championship. White will, be back for this year’s clash in lowa stadium here. But also around again this season are a number of lowa returnees who would delight in giving White, the Big Ten’s leading rusher, his worst afternoon of the season. The other incentive working Jar Evashevski la the national pr zn-

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Thursday Monmouth at Commodores. Friday Portland at Berne. ' Monmouth at Ossian. Pleasant Mills at Harlan. - Saturday Hoagland at Adams Central. Berne at Fort Wayne Concordia.

inence, and possibly No. 1 ranking, the Hawkeyes will attract if they close their season undefeated by whipping Ohio State and Notre Dame. lowa, now boasting five wins and a 13-13 Air Force tie, slipped from No. 1 to No. 2 in the United Press International college ratings this week. Quarterback Randy Duncan, an i All America candidate, and his fleet teammates have shown great poise this fall. This confidence and savvy could carry lowa through in a close battle. But Evashevski isn’t counting on it. He said it was “hard to convince the people and the squad” that the season is not; over yet. "We better get off the cloud j and back to terra firm a,” he said. “We’ve got a fight on our hands.” Eddie Perkins Wins Over Frankie Ryff CHICAGO fUPD — Lightweight Frankie Ryff, his championship j hopes shattered by speedy Eddie Perkins, shrugged off blistered feet and a possible broken hand ; today and said he had no plans to ; abandon his drcam of some day j winning a boxing crown. “I’ve got no alibis for losing,” j he said, "he beat me. I wasn’t as shifty as I usually am, and when you know you’ve got a bad hand, well, maybe you don’t punch the way you usually do.” Ryff, who lost for the sixth time in 33 fights, wasn’t, effective against Perkins, a Chicagoan making his first TV appearance. The New Yorker-was floored for a two count by a right hook in the second round and his handlers blamed the defeat on that mishap. “It wasn’t a knockdown,” his manager, Barney Ross, his trainer, Whitey Bimstein, and Ryff himself said. "He got caught with a sucker punch after a lead and slipped at the same time.” But referee Frank Sikora, who gave Perkins a 45-44 edge in scoring. and Perkins’ camp had no! doubt of the event. "It was a good right hook.” Perkins said, "except it was just a little high on the head.” It was a unanimous decision for Perkins as judge John Bray scored it 47-44 for the winner and judge Billy Doty 47-43 for Perkins. Both fighters weighed 138 pounds, but Perkins gave away height and reach.

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Junior High, Frosh Both Defeat Ossian Decatur junior high and freshman quintets swept a double header from Ossian teams at the Ossian gym Tuesday afternoon. The junior high team won the opener, 31*15. Ossian led at the first quarter, 3-2, and at the half, 6-4, but Decatur moved to a 17-10 advantage at the third period. Martin and Conrad each scored nine to lead Decatur. No Ossian player scored more than four points. In the nightcap. Ossian took a 12-4 first quarter lead, but Decatur came back for an 18-18 halftime tie. Ossian was on top at the third period, 26-23, but was held to five points in the final quarter. Townsend and Ron Kleinknight each scored 11 points to lead Decatur, and Gemmer tallied 10 for Ossian. Decatur Jr. High FG FT TP Martin ———————— 4 19 Magley 1 3 5 1 Conrad 4 1 9 Strickler 4 __ 0 3 Beery —- 3 0 6 Ladd - - 0 0 0 Schrock ... 0 0 0 Gause 0 0 0 McClure 0 0 0 Totals 13 5 311 Ossian FG FT TP; Mehon I 4 3 . Isnogle 2 0 , i I Blair —— —1 1 *?| I Andes —• 2 0 4 Williams - 0 4 * Totals 6 3 15 Decatur Freshmen FG FT TP | I Eichenauer .. 4 1 9 jMarbach 3 4 7 .Townsend 3 4 44 1 Walters 1 0 2 j Ru. Kleinknight ...... 0 0 0 I Ro. Kleinknight 5 1 44 ' Hawkins ® ” 41 • Frauhiger -.-. 0 0 Elliott —' 0 0 0 Totals — 18 4 40: Ossian FG FT TPj Gemmer - ----- 5 0 10 Manns 4 4 3 Gallagher 0 0 0. Roembke — 4 19, Heyerly -.- 0 0 0 Haflich — 2 15 Grove ---- 4 41 2 : Andrews -. ...... 10 2 Totals —— 14 3 31 Monmouth Junior High, Frosh Win The Monmouth junior high and freshman teams won a double header from the Pleasant Mills teams at Pleasant Mills Wednesday afternoon. Monmouth junior high took the opener. 40-28, with Brown pouring j in 27 points for the winners, and Burkhart topping the losers with 12. In the nightcap, Monmouth won. 29-28, led by Tague with 12 i markers. Ohler scored nine for i Pleasant Mills. ' Monmouth Jr. High FG FT TP Scheiman 2 0 4 i Liby i-- 0 0 0 | Battenberg 0 0 0 Fleming ... 10 2 1 Brown 13 1 27 . Brandt ■ 2 1 5 ! Jones ..-I-, 0 0 0 Bird —- -,1 0 2 L-i .TOTALS 19 2 40 Pleasant Mills FG FT TP ! Clancy -------- 2 0 4 ' Black 0 0 0 I Curry —1 1 3 j Burkhart „ 5 2 12 Williamson 3 17 ■ Bailey 10 2 i Turner 0 0 ’0 TOTALS 12 4 28 Monmouth Freshmen FG FT TP Tague ------ 6 0 12 Rider -— —. 0 0 0 Frantz ..... 2 0 4 Brandt ... 2 0 4 Kolter - 0 11 Boerger 0 0 0 Atkins 3 0 6 Bieberich . —1 0 2 TOTALS — 14 1 29 Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Ohler —- - 4 1 9 Rich , 1 0 2 Lu ginbill ..... 2 1 5 Davidson 2 0 4 Snyder 2 2 6 Cook ... ......1 10 2 TOTALS 12 4 28 High School Basketball Huntington Catholic 48. Huntingtofi Twp. 46. Terre Haute State 51, Otter Creek 47. * Anderson Madison Heights 79, Jackson Central 40. Middletown 82, Carthaga 59. Pro Basketball Syracuse 116; Cincinnati 115.

| Today's Sport Parade | (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off) By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International NEW YORK (UPD — Fraley's follies and the weekend football “winners” — while talking things over in the huddle. Game of the Week lowa over Ohio State—This may be closer than the eight points by which lowa is favored, figuring on a slight letdown after wrapping up the Big 10 title. But lowa still appears to have the horses to do the job. The East Syracuse over Colgate -That big tackle’s murdering me. Cornell over Dartmouth — Run the play through the other side. Princeton over Yale—So we lost five more yards. Brown over Harvard—Ain't we playin’ for fun? Also: Penn over Columbia, Boston College over Boston U., Army over Villanova, Navy over George Washington, Penn State over Holy Cross, Buffalo over Le- ! high, Rutgers over Quantico and [ Delaware over Bucknell. The Midwest Notre Dame ovfer North Carolina — Waddaya mean I'm not blocking? Northwestern over Purdue—How can I block sittin’ on the ground? Michigan over Indiana—l don’t see you getting past that tackle. Wisconsin over Illinois—See what II mean? Also: Michigan State over Minnesota, Oklahoma over Missouri, | Pitt over Nebraska. Oklahoma . State over Kansas, Kansas State over lowa State and Cincinnati lover Marquette. The West I California over Washington — I That guy is made out of iron. Oregon State over Stanford—Go I ahead, put in a substitute. Oregon over UCLA—I'd rather Ibe on the bench. Air Force over Wyoming — He ! won't make All-American against | I me. Also: Washington State over' COP, Colorado . over Utah, Idaho over Utah State. Brigham Young! over Denver and Colorado State over New Mexico. Hie South LSU over Mississipi State—So I I got flattened again. ■ Mississippi over Tennessee — 11 tell you he’s tough. Auburn over Georgia—Waddaya | imean he’s not that good? Georgia Tech over Alabama —| i Somebody better watch the refer-' ee. Also: Clemson over North Caro-: lina State, Vanderbilt over Tulane, j Duke over Wake Forest, Florida I over Arkansas State, Kentucky ov-■ er Xavier, Miami over Maryland, ; South Carolina over Virginia and j West Virginia over William & | Mary. The Southwest TCU over Texas—That’s all, I’ve had it. SMU over Texas Aggies — So we’re penalized 15 yards. Tulsa over Texas Tech — Wei didn’t have a chance, anyhow. Also: Hardin Simmons over WestTexas State, Texas Western over| Arizona and Houston over North Texas State. The Pros Chicago Bears over Baltimore, Philadelphia over Chicago Cards, I Cleveland over Washington. Los Angeles over Green Bay, Pittsburgh over New York and Detroit over San Francisco. Charges Hunting Without License An Allen county resident was arrested by the Indiana conservation department Tuesday for hunting in Adams county without a hunting license, and is scheduled to appear in justice of the peace court in answer to the charge. One traffic violator was given a fine last night in court after pleading guilty to the charge filed against him. Jerry Max Gumbert, 22, Fort Wayne, was arrested by Jack Hurst, conservation officer. Tuesday in Preble township for hunting without a license. He will appear in court Saturday at 5 o’clock for the hearing. Willis Walker, 58, Fort Wayne, was arrested by the Indiana state police on U. S. 27 approximately miles north of Decatur Oct., 29 for driving a truck that did not have the required turn signals. He pleaded guilty to the charge in court last night and was given a fine of $16.75. , Bowling Scores Major W L Pts. Oakdale Kenpels __ 25 8 34 Tocsin Garage 23 9 30’i Hoagland Farm Eq. 19 13 26»/i Ideal Dairy 19 14 25 Decatur Blue Flame 16 17 21 Beavers Oil Service 15 18 20 Midwestern Life .. 15 18 19 Hooker Paint 14 19 19 Three Kings Tavern 9 24 13 Petrie Oil .... 9 24 12 Oakdale Kennels won 4 pts. from Three Kings Tavern, Tocsin. Garage won 4 pts. from Hooker Paint, Ideal Dairy won 4 pts. from Decatur Blue Flame, Midwestern Life won 4 pts. from Hoagland Farm Eq.. Beavers Oil Service and Petrie Oil each won 2 pts. 200 games: D. Reidenbach 207200. P. Smith 234, D. Burke 212, J Lindemann 212, J. Meyer 203. L. Gage 200, G. Ellis 212, D. Hoile 209.

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