Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 280, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1958 — Page 7

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER M. 1938

Yellow Jackets Defeat Concordia 's* Cadets In First Conference Game

Decatur’s Yellow Jackets launch* ed their Northeastern Indiana conference season on a happy note Wednesday night, defeating the defending champion Fort Wayne Concordia Cadets, 72-61, at the Decatur gym. t The victory made Decatur’s record 2-1 on the season, while for the Cadets, it was their second NEIC setback in as many starts. Paul Bevelhimer’s Jackets jumped out to an early lead and stayed in front of the Cadets all the way. Bob Shraluka hit his first of 11 field goals after slightly more than a minute had elapsed, and a paif of field goals by Rich Canales gave Decatur a 64) lead before Jerry Widenhofer broke the ice for Conctardia. Decatur then pushed its lead to 14-2 with 2:20 to go, and still was in front at the first quarter, 18-10. The Fort Wayne visitors pulled to within three points at 31-28 at the two-minute mark of the second period, but the Jackets built their margin back up to 40-33 at the half-time intermission. The Cadets cut two points of' this margin at the third period. 53-48, and pulled within three points at 55-52 in the opening minutes of the final stanza. But the Yellow Jackets met this challenge to make their final advantage 11 points. Shraluka was the game’s outstanding scorer with 29 points on 11 field goals and seven free throws. Canales chipped in with 13 and Larry Daniels with 12. For Concordia, Bob Stockamp hit 12 Paul Heine 11 and Widenhofer 10. The officials whistled 44 personals. 25 on Cordia, who lost Heine, and 19 on Decatur, who lost Canales and Steve Dellinger. The Jackets Stop Thai Cough use “OUR OWN” COUGH SYRUP KOHNE DRUG STORE

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- Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Larwill at Commodores. ' Convoy at Pleasant Mills. converted 26 of 35 free throws, Con- , cordia 17 of 28. I The Jackets play the undefeated Cardinals at Geneva Tuesday and meet the Bears at Berne next Fri- , day. Yellow Jackets f’G FT TP ! Hill 0 0 0 Canales 5 3 13 Shraluka 11 7 29 Dellinger 3 17 Daniels 3 6 12 Gay.... 1 3 5 Reidenbach 0 2 2 Holtsberry 0 0 0 Foor 0 #< 4 Totaj 23 26 72 Concordia FG FT TP Novak 2 15 Hartman 1 2 4 Rohlfing 113 Widenhofer 5 0 10 Stockamp ... 6 0 12 Koehlinger 1 0 2 Wilson 2 2 6 Heine 2 7 11 Hibler 0 2 2 Dickmeyer 0 0 0 Dahling 2 2 6 Totals 22 17 61 Officials: Showalter, Van Houten. Preliminary Decatur, 48-40. The first animal in history to walk on two legs was the dinosaur. Ove: 2,500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

Geneva Stays Unbeaten With Win Wednesday i * l The Geneva Cardinals stayed on - top of the heap of Adams county teams Wednesday by defeating the Roanoke Stonewalls, 57-48, at > the Geneva gym. j It was the fourth victory for I the Cardinals, the only undefeatI ed team in the county. I A good third quarter carried the , Cardinals to triumph. They led • by only 16-12 at the first period , and 30-28 at the half, but ferupted j for 21 points in the third quarter , while limiting Roanoke to only _ six. | Bill Tester paced both teams ' with 17 points, and Charlie Hoffman added II for the Cardinals. 1 Thorne tallied 13 and Zent 12 for » Roanoke. The Cardials will put their un--1 defeated record on the line I\ies--1 day night, entertaining the Deca- ! tur Yellow Jackets at Geneva. ! Geneva > FG FT TP Newcomer 0 8 8 ! Dynes 1 J 2 I Morgan 10 2 i Hoffman 5 1 11 Biery 3 0 6 Tester 6 5 17 Long 102 Laux 3 3 9 TOTALS 20 17 57 Roanoke FG FT TP Sontchi 2 3 7 Stimson 0 0 0 Zent 4 4 12 Staley 3 0 6 Simon 10 2 Crabbs 2 4 8 Thorne 6 1 13 Klepser 0 0 0 TOTALS 18 12 48 Officials: Campbell, Manor. Preliminary Geneva, 42 - 29. c u Army Star AAtimrer Os Maxwell Trophy PHILADELPHIA <UPI) — Pete Dawkins, Army’s star halfback who will display his talents here Saturday in the annual game against Navy, is the winner of the Maxwell Trophy as the nation’s "No. 1 college player of the year." The versatile Dawkins, who also is Corps commander and an honor student, is the third Army man to receive ti.e honor in the club’s 22 year h.siorv. Glenn Davis and Felix (Doc) Blanchard were previous winners.

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South Side Archers Handed First Loss INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — East Chicago Washington and Michigan City, regarded as two of the best in the far north, lived up to their Indiana high school basketball reputations with easy-open-ing-season victories on Thanksgiving eve. But state champion Fort Waytte South is starting all over again. While East Chicago’s Senators mauled South Bend Riley, 89-45, and Michigan City dumped Hammond Tech, 93-53, South Side’s 21game winning streak was clipped at Southport, 47-42. The Archers never led, but made a spirited bid late in the game behind ailing Tom Boiyard’s 20 points. Indianapolis Tech toyed with suburban Warren Central in its opener, 89-66, and tough Muacie Central and Kokomo also remained perfect. Muncie overpowered Shelbyville, 75-33, and Kokomo copped its North Central Conference opener from Fjraniofort, 67-46. Jimmy Rayl led the Wildcats with 20 markers. Springs Valley, a state tourney finalist last March, outlasted Washington in overtime, 58-54, despite John Combs’ 34-point spree. Top games tonight Include Elwood at Kokomo, Monticello at Crawfordsville, Wabash at Marion, Muncie Central at Fort Wayne North. Richmond at Fort Wayne Central, Nappanee at Elkhart, and Indianapolis Attucks at Sheridan. Boyd And Rivers In Fort Wayne For^Bout FORT WAYNE — Bobby Boyd, of Chicago, the number two middleweight in 1956, and 24-year-old Neal Rivers, of Las Vegas, arrived in Fort Wayne Wednesday to begin final training for their Saturday night 10-rounder at the Memorial Coliseum. Boyd will be the favorite on the strength of his victory over Rivers in a vicious TV fight .ast April. Both fighters hope to regain a position in the national boxing association’s top 10 with a convincing victory. Pro Basketball Wednesday’s Scores Boston 121, New York 109. St. Louis 112, Syracuse 107. Detroit 112, Cincinnati 95. Thursday’s Scores St. Louis 107, Syracuse 98. Boston 107, Philadelphia 90. ~ ’HOCKEY RESULTS WEDNESDAY’S SCORES National League New York 5, Montreal 3. Detroit 5, Toronto 2. International League Fort Wayne 6, Louisville 4. Indianapolis 9, Troy 4. THURSDAY’S SCORES National League Detroit 3, Toronto 2. Montreal 2. Chicago 1. Boston 3, New York 1. Pro Football Detroit 24, Green Bay 14.

Spartans Drop Fifth In Row iTo Monroeville ! The Pleasant Mills Spartans suffered their fifth loss without a victory Wednesday night, as the Monroeville Cubs whipped the Spartans, 69-38, at Monroeville. The teams were deadlocked 1212 at the first quarter, but Monroeville led at the half, 27-16. and at the third period, 50-22. Neal Elliott paced Monroeville with 17 and Steve Irwin topped Pleasant Mills with 10. The Spartans will entertain the Convoy-Union team at the Pleasant Mills gym tonight. Monroeville FG FT TP Elliott 7 3 17 Bailey 10 2 Yoquelot 2 0 4 Cagnet 5 5 15 White 2 0 4 Beauchot 113 Oman 0 0 0 Ertel 4 19 Hart 5 3 13 Martin 0 0 0 Sipe o 0 0 Carpenter 10 2 TOTALS 28 11 69 Pleasant Mills FG FT TF Snyder 2 0 4 Jackson 135 Brunner 2 0 4 King 10 2 - 2 2 6 McGill 0 0 0 Butler 317 Irwin 3 4 10 TOTALS .... 14 -10 38~ Officials: Conrad, Moser. Preliminary Monroeville, 36 - 15. Bowling Scores Women’s League W L Pts. Two Brothers 27 9 38 Three Kings 25 11 35 Hoagland Lumber ..25 11 34 West End Restaur. 23 13 33 Adams Co. Trailer .22 13 29 &nith Pure Milk .... 21 15 28 Kents 20 16 28 Seven Up 20 16 27 Genes Mobil 20 16 27 Shaffers Restaurant 19% 16% 24% Alps Brau ..18 18 23 Blackwells 16 20 22 Citizens Telephone .15 21 20 Beavers Oil 14 22 18 First State Bank .. 14 22 18 Arnold Lumber ..... 13 1 23 18 Drewrys 13 23 17 Lynch Box 14% 21% 16% Treons .12 24 16 Krick Tyndall 8 28 8 500 series: R. Frauhiger <163-156-193); G. Reynolds 180-121-209); M. Ladd 177-181-161). High games: P. Affolder 172, F. Engle 171, G. Reynolds 180-209. M. Bashara 172, B. Moran 179, E. Oetting 181, R. Frauhiger 193, S. Schnepp 210, O. Myers 178, V. Smith 171, M. Ladd 177-181. High games: Hoagland Lumber 2195, Alps Brau 2041, Adams Co. Trailer 2129, Seven Up 2125, West End Restaurant 2114, Genes Mobil 2152, Beavers Oil 2042, Two Brothers 2402, Shaffers Restaurant 2658, Lynch Box 2013, Three Kings 2057. I American Legion League Burke Standard won two from First State Bank, Mies Recreation won two from Ashbauchers, Meyers Firestone won two from Cowens Insurance, Macklins won two from Burke Insurance. W L Pts. Burke Insurance 24 12 32 First State Bank ...... 22 14 31 Cowens Insurance ... 21 15 28 Mies Recreation 17 19 23 Ashbauchers 16 20 21 i Burke Standard 15 21 20! Macklins 14 22 19 ! Meyers Firestone .... 15 21 18 200 scores: W. Frauhiger 204, L. Rich 203, D. Buimahn 201, R. Andrews 236, J. Meyer 216, A. Murphy 200. F. Hoffman 227-200-200, Goelz 206. 600 series: F. Hoffman 627 < 227-:00-200).

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W L Pts. Conrad’s _ .28 IS 31 K. of C 22 14 30 Sherwin Williams . 20% 15% 28% Holthousc 19 17 27 Moose No. 3 19 17 26 Chamber oi Comm. 17 19 23 Limberlos'. Archery 17 19 22 State Gardens 13 23 17 Bill’s Corner 12% 23% 16% High series: Jim Meyer, 625 (235-197-193). High gander. D. Graber 209: V. Holsapple 202; D. Mies 204; J. Brazill 220. J

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Major League W L Pts. Tocsin Garage .... 28 10 ' 37% Oakdale Kennels .. 26 13 35 Hoagland Farm Eq. 22 16 29% Ideal Dairy 22 17 29 Decatur Blue Flame 19 20 .25 Beavers Oil Service 18 21 24 Hooker Paint 1? 22 24 Midwestern Life 16 28 20 Petrie Oil 14 25 19 Three Kings Tavern 12 27 17 Tocsin Garage won 4 pts. from Oakdale Kennels; Petrie Oil won 4 pts. from Midwestern Life; Decatur Blue Flame won 3 pts. from Hoagland Farm Eq.; Beavers Oil Service won 3 pts. from Three

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Kings Tavaru; Hooker Faint mm 3 pts. from Ideal Dairy. 600 series; T. Fennig 623 C 204-204-215). 200 games: A. Baker 214, C. Marbach 288. H. MoeUering 245, P. ; Schroeder 201, A. Erxleben 202, E. Witte 207, D. Burke 202, J. Meyer 214, H. Striokler 200, H. Everett 203, L. Reef 233, D. Moses 282, ML Bauermeister 214, B. McAJee 223. Note: Hooker Paint rolled a new single game high of MOS. T. Fennig’s 623 is a new high aeries. It you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.