Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 285, Decatur, Adams County, 4 December 1958 — Page 6

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French Lick Man Is Drowned Wednesday SHOALS, Ind. (UPI) — Ben H. Schmutzler, 60, French Lick mortician and brother of Dubois Coupty Coroner Emil Schmutzler Jr., drowned in White River while fishing from a boat with a companion Wednesday. Schmutzler was the iather of Ronald (Butch) Schmutzler, a star on the Springs Valley High School basketball team which reached the four - team finals of the state tourney last March. College Basketball Notre Dame 87, Bellarmine 55. Ball State 72, Hanover 60. DePauw 68, Indiana Central 60. Indiana State 65, Anderson 58. Rose Poly 50, Eureka 45. Tri-State 91, Giffin 70. Bradley 86, New Mexico A&M 54. Missouri 74, Arkansas 71. St. Louis U. 75. South Dakota State 64. Texas Tech 73, Oklahoma 64. Pittsburgh 73, Ohio State 70. North Carolina State 55, Maryland 53. North Carolina 83, Clemson 67.

Bowling Scores American Legion League Burke Standard won 1*& from Cowens Insurance, Meyers Firestone won three from First State Ban'-, Macklins won two from Ashbauchers, Burke Insurance won 1 from Mits Recreation. W L Pts. Burke Insurance 25 14 33 First State Bank'22 17 31 Cowens Insurance - 22*4 1614 30*4 Mies Recreation —l9 20 26 Meyers Firestone i- 18 21 22 Ashbauchers 17 22 22 Macklins 16 23 22 Burke Standard 18 21 22 200 scores: K. Geisler 213, D. Bulmahn 210 R. Ashbaucher 212, N. Welker 209, W. Schnepf 202. R. Andrews 210. C. Marbach 247-211, F. Hoffman 201. 600 series: C. Marbach 649 ( 247-:191-211). Women’s League W L Pts. Two Brothers 30 9 42 Hoagland Lumber .28 11 38 West End Restaurant 25 14 36 Three Kings ------- 25 14 35 Adams Co. Trailer 24 15 32 Seven Up 23 16 31 Smith Pure Milk 23 16 30 Kents -21 18 29 Shaffers Restaurant 2114 17Vz 27*4 Genes Mobil -x* 20 19 27 Alps.Brau , 7 20 19 26 Blackwells i.-Jfc,--— 18 21 25 Citizens Telephone -16 23 21 First State Bank —ls 24 20 Beavers Oil 15 24 19 Arnold Lumber -..- 14 25 19 Drewerys 14 25 18 Lynch Box 15*4 23*4 1714 Treons 12 27 16 Krick Tyndall 10 29 11 500 series: E. Getting, 157-206-174; V. Smith, 203-205-157; E. Gage. 187-155-163; L. Call, 158-211-162; H. McClure, 183-165-169. High games: M. Ladd 185, I. Bowman 180. F. Reidenbach 170, A. Gage 183, B. Reynolds 178, L McKean 175, J. Anderson 171. A. Luyben 173, P. Affolder 193. M. Teeple 172-174, A. Harmon 181-170. M. Uhrick 171, F. Engle 176.

High team series: Smith Pure Milk 2014; First State Bank 2019; West End Restaurant 2216; Beavers Oil 2004; Genes Mobil 2201; Two Brothers 2330; Seven Up 2233; Three Kings 2052; Shaffers Restaurant 2170; Blackwells 2018; | Hoagland Lumber 2006; Adams Co. Trailer 2233; Citizens Telephone 2004; Drewerys 2046; Alps Brau 2076. Note; B. Ainsworth converted the 4-7-9 split; B. Appelman converted the 3-7-10 split. G. E. ALLEYS G. E. Fraternal League Teeple Truck Lines won two from West End Restaurant, G. E. Club won two from Kelly Cleaners, Pet-. erson Elevator won three from Red Men. W L West End Restaurant —< 23 10 Peterson Elevator 23 10 G. E. Club — 18 15 Teeple Truck Lines 17 16 Kelly Cleaners— 12 21 Red Men 6 27 200 scores: G. Laurent 200, R. Lord 211, A. Buuck 200, R. Macklin 212, E. Reynolds 201-203. Major League W L Pts. Tocsin Garage 31 10 411fc, Oakdale Kennels .. 26 16 35 Ideal Dairy 23 19 31 Hoagland Farm Eq. 23 18 30M> I Beavers Oil Service 20 22 27 Hooker Paint 19 23 27 Decatur Blue Flame 19 23 25 Petrie Oil 17 25 23 Midwestern Life ... 18 24 22 Three Kings Tavern 13 29 18 Tocsin Garage won 4 pts. from Decatur Blue Flame, Petrie Oil won 4 pts. from Oakdale Kennels, Beavers Oil Service won 3 pts. from Hoagland Farm Eq., Hooker Paint won 3 pts. from Three Kings Tavern, Midwestern Life and Ideal Dairy each won 2 pts. S)0 games—J. Lindemann 208, ;M.' Bauermeistet 200, B. Meyers 216-202, A. Baker 204, T. Fennig 218, N. Koenemann 208, D. Harmon 201, P. Miller 204. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

Mrs. Eddie Fisher Files Divorce Suit Actress Files Suit To Divorce Crooner LOS ANGELES (UPI) —Actress * Debbie Reynolds today filed suit for divorce from crooner Eddie Fisher, attorney Frank Belcher announced. The actress separated from the singer in September after Fisher had a three-day date splurge with sultry Elizabeth Taylor in New York. When Fisher returned to Hollywood he conferred briefly with Debbie and the once-ideal couple jointly announced “We are having a misunderstanding.” Friends and gossips on both coasts were surprised when Fisher. a close friend of Miss Taylor's late husband, producer Mike spuired the acrtess to several night clubs. Reports of their sky-la rking moved Debbie at the time to announce that all three “are very close friends. There is nothing to the romantic rumors at all.” But a few days later Eddie and Debbie separated.

Auction Champion Sleer Al Chicago Price Falls Short Os Record Os S3O CHICAGO (UPD—The top beef animal of the 59th International Live Stock Exposition, a sleek Aberdeen Angus owned by Charles Wood Jr. 17, Spencer, lowa, sold at auction today for $25.00 a pound. Armour and Co. bought the steer, “Holy Cow,” for the Howard Johnson restaurants at a total price of $23,125 with the official weight set at 925 pounds. Young Wood, who appeared at the sale with his right leg in a cast broken in high school wrestling more than a month ago and just up from a sick bed, said he would divide the proceeds with his 9-year-old brother, Greg, and use his half to go to lowa State Col- i lege. -The price fell far short of the i reCord $30.00 a pound paid by, radio and TV star Arthur Godfrey i last year for a Hereford owned by Sue Secondino of West Terre H#ite, Ind. In the highlight of Wednesday’s activities, Gerald Anderson, 15, Leland, 111., followed in the footsteps of his father. Oscar, and • his* brother in showing the grand champion hog. It was the second straight year young Anderson copped the grand championship, an exposition record. His prize hog this year, a medium-sized Poland China barrow named "Porkchop” won the grand championship of the junior show last Saturday. En route to the championship, Gerald’s animal eliminated one shown by his father in the Poland China open class Tuesday. The reserve grand championship went to William Nash of Sharpsville, Ind., for the third consecutive year. Nash showed a 238-pound Hampshire barrow. In the collegiate meat judging contest, Texas A&M captured first place, followed by Oklahoma State University and lowa State College.

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VFW To Elect New Officer Dec. 15 Limberlost post 6236 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will nominate, elect, and install a junior vice commander at 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 15, It was announced today. Youth Convicted Os Slaying Employer 16-Yeor-Old To , State Reformatory BROWNSTOWN, Ind. <UPI) — Sixteen-year-old Joe Hollin was convicted on a charge of manslaughter today in the sledgehammer slaying of his employer, and a judge sentenced him immediately to 2 to 21 years in the Indiana Reformatory. A Jackson Circuit Court jury of 10 men and 2 women deliberated 17 hours and 28 minutes in finding the boy guilty of voluntary manslaughter, a lesser charge

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than that on which he was tried. Hollin was tried on a second degree murder charge. The jury heard final instructions from Judge John M. Lewis Wednesday afternoon and began deliberating just before dusk. The jury remained in the jury room throughout the night. Hollin did not testify in his own behalf but statements he made about the slaying of 25-year-old Donal E. Meadors to police were made part of the evidence. Both Hollin and Meadors lived in the Crothersville community. The statement made by the youth told a fight between him and Meadors as the two were working at cutting wood Aug. 18. in which Meadors was killed with a sledge hammer. The judge advised the jury it could return any one of several verdicts, ranging from assault and battery to second degree murder.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1958

Prosecutor James Laupus of Jackson County had asked for a second degree murder verdict, carrying a life term, Headon Collision Is Fatal To Youth SCOTTSBURG, Ind. (UPD — A headon collision on rain-slicked Ind. 3 east of here took the life of James R. Abbey, 19. Reece, Mich., Wednesday. ' Injured in the crash, nyhich occurred when Abbey swung out to pass another car, were his ,wife. Marilyn, 17, and Warren Kitterman, 61, New Albany, driver of the other car. Kitterman was in serious condition in St. Edwards Hospital at New Albany. Mrs. A. bey was listed as “fair.” Over 2,500 Daily Democrats are sold and delivered in Decatur each day.