Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 295, Decatur, Adams County, 16 December 1958 — Page 7

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1956

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Kansas State ' Is Upset By Brigham Young By JOHN GRIFFIN United Frets International A knee injury suffered by star Bob Boozer drew a large measure of the blame today for a stunning upset that sent second • ranked Kansas State tumbling from the ranks of the nation's unbeaten basketball teams— and only a rival s "boner kept Kentucky from suffering the same fate. Boozer, a leading All-America candidate, missed almost the whole second half and scored only eight points Monday night as Brigham Young upset Kansas State. 77-68, at Provo. Utah. That ranked as the biggest upset so far this season, but Maryland almost matched it before bowing to

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second-ranked Kentucky, 58-56, in overtime at Lexington, Ky. Fired-up Brigham Young fought It# way to a 37-36 halftime lead over Kansas State and then the break of the game occurred early in the second half when Boozer hurt his knee. Almost immediately Brigham Young broke the game wide open as sophomore Gary Earnest led the way with 28 points, 16 of them in the second half. Wildcat Shooting Off Boozer returned in the closing minutes of the game but it vyas too late to save the Wildcats from their first defeat in five games. Another factor in the Wildcat loss was poor shooting — State sank only 27 per cent of its shots against 42 per cent for Brigham Young. Maryland, defending champ of the Atlantic Coast Conference, apapparently had Kentucky beaten with the Terrapins’ Bill Murphy sank two free throws for a 54-51 lead with only 12 seconds to play. But that’s when the “boner” saved Kentucky. Substitute Bill Coffman of the

NCAA champs drove down the right sideline and cut across to the baseline for a layup shot. If he’d been allowed to score unmolested, Maryland still would have had a 54-53 lead and possession of the ball with just three seconds left. But Maryland center Al Bunge fouled Coffmatn as he sank the layup. Coffman coolly sank the free throw to tie the score. In the overtime a 15-foot jump shot by Johnny ’Cox and two free throws by Dick Parsons gave Kentucky the victory. Foul Shota Save Kentucky Free throw shooting kept Kentucky in the game most of the way. The Wildcats, outshot and outrebounded by Maryland, sank 24 bf 29 free throws while Maryland sank only 14 of 27. Mississippi State, Purdue, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Rice were other highly-touted teams to post wins Monday night. All - America candidate Bailey Howell sank 38 points to lead 17thranked Mississippi State to a 98-71 roihp over Arkansas State, boosting his personal average to 32.5 per game. Purdue, ranked 19th nationally, was held to a one-point halftime lead by touring College of the Pacific but then brok loose for a 78-62 win as Bill Eison hit 26 points. Rice Beats Tulane Roger Taylor's 20 points led Illinois to an 68-46 win over an lowa State team that missed its first 18 shots. Wisconsin fretained enough of an early 13-point lead to beat Missouri, 68-60. And Dick Ball’s 22 points helped Rice hand Tulane its first loss of the year, 60-51. » In other leading games Monday night: Louisiana State scored more than half of its points on free throws to beat Texas. 52-47; Mike Moran’s 21 points led Marquette to a 79-63 decision over Drake; Duke scored its first win, 68-61, over South Carolina as soph Howard Hurt tallied 22; Jeff Cohen’s 31 points for William and Mary paced an 82-69 win over VMI; poor shooting on both sides marked Washington State’s 41-34 win Montana State; Mississippi held off a late rally to beat Southeast Missouri, 81-76; Seattle trounced Portland, 85 - 36; St. John’s (N.Y.) drubbed Hunter. 9152: and Nebraska beat Texas Tech. 54-46. UPI Cup Goes To Lousiana State j BATON ROUGE, La. <UPI> — ' The UP! Cup, emblematic of the national collegiate football chami pionship, will be presented to I Louisiana State University tonight.

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Upsets Mark Boxing Bouts Monday Night United Press International Upsets featured the year's liveliest boxing night Monday, although a world champion and a ,European titleholder won their bouts handily. "Name” fighters like Johnny Saxton, Ralph (Tiger) Jones, Davey Dupas, Victor Zalazar and Ludwig Lightbum were licked, and heavyweight contender Zora Folley couldn’t draw enough money to permit a scheduled fight to be staged. However, Pascual Perez of Argentina made a successful eighth defense of the world flyweight title by winning a unanimous 15round decision over Filipino Dommy Ursua before 40,000 at Manila —largest crowd in Philippine fight history. And at Paris, Gustav Scholz of Germany, European middleweight champion, outpointed mustachioed Germinal Ballarin of France in a 10-round non-title bout. Zalasar Most Disappointed Perhaps the most disappointed fighter of the night was young Zalazar, Argentine middleweight Who went into the ring With 15 straight,knockouts in 15 professional starts, and lost a split decision to Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba at St. Nicholas Arena in New York. At Providence, R.1., Willie Greene — an unbeaten but little known middleweight, stopped Saxton, the former two-time welterweight champion, in the third round. At Cleveland, middleweight contender Rory Calhoun came back and surprised with a unanimous decision over Jones, who had outpointed Rory at New York only three weeks ago. Lightly regarded J. D. Ellis, a Trenton, N.J., lightweight, upset Dupas of New Orleans at Ottawa, Ont., in a bout that was Ellis’ first 10-rounder. Ellis got the unanimous decision. Persley Upsets Lightbum At New Orleans, Arthur Persley —apparently a lightweight on the skids — won an upset split 10round verdict over highly-touted Lightbum of British Honduras. At Boston, middleweight Paul Pender — in his second bout after three years absence from the ring —Stopped Pete Adams of Newark, N.J. in the fourth round. Folley, third - ranked heavyweight contender, had to make it an eight-round exhibition with A3--vin Green at Odessa, Tex., because the promoter couldn’t raise enough money for their scheduled 10-round fight — even though the hat was passed. One the Calhoun-Jones supporting card at Cleveland, Lemar Clark—young heavyweight knockout artist from Cedar City, Utah —belted out two of three scheduled opponents but was unable to tackle the third because of a hand injury. He may have suffered a fracture.

Red Sox, Orioles Make Player Trade BOSTON (UPI)- — The Boston Red Sox, long known as one of the most reluctant traders of the American League, completed their third trade in less than two weeks when they dealt spare shortstop Billy Klaus to the Baltimore Orioles in return for outfielder Jim Busby Monday night. The straight player trade brought the pitcher-starved Red Sox their fifth outfielder to battle for the center field spot left vacant Dec. 2 when the outspoken Jimmy Piersall was traded to the Cleveland Indians. In return for Piersall Boston acquired veteran first baseman Vic Wertz and rookie outfielder Gary Geigef. In another. Dec. 2 transaction, the Red Sox traded spare catcher Lou Berberet to the Detroit Tigers for righthanded pitcher Herb Moford. Along with Busby and Geiger, the other Red Sox center field aspirants will be Gene Stephens. Marty Keough and Bill Renna. Ted Williams, of course, will be in left, while American League MVP Jackie Jensen will pgtrol right field.

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Honors Divided In Double Header Here Decatur Catholic and Berne teams divided honors in a double header played at the Catholic school gym Monday night. The Berne junior high team maintained its winning record of more than 50 consecutive victories by defeating St. Joseph, 55-24, in the opener. The Berne team led at all periods, 16-5, 30-8, and 46-13. Inniger tallied 19 points and Stahly 17. Burroughs and Hess each scored six for St. Joe. The Commodore freshmen defeated the Berne freshmen in the nightcap, 42-38. Decatur led at all stopping points, 12-8, 22-17, and 3122. T. Kohne led Decatur with 11 points and Habegger scored 12 for Berne. St. Joseph FG FT TP Kohne 0 0 0 Lpse 10 2 Joe Geimer 113 Hake 0 2 2 Baker 2 0 4 Kaehr 0 0 0 Peterson 0 0 0 Burroughs 2 2 f Omlor Oil Braun 0 0 0 Hess 3 0 6 Gase 0 0 0 Miller 0 0 f Totals 9 6 24 Berne FG FT TF Rlngger 0 0 0 Patterson 0 0 0 Paul 0 0 0 Innigerß 3 19 Kennel ..... ’ 102 Clauser 022 Liechty 2 15 Fosnaugh 0 2 2 Sprungerlo 2 Stahly 7 3 17 Kingsley 0 11 McKean 10 2 Habegger 1 12 Stucky 0 0 0 Totals ...„ 21 13 55 Commodore Freshmen FG FT TF Villagomez 112 Schultz 10 2 T. Kohne .'- 3 5 11 G. Heiman 12 4 J. Kohne 4 12 8. Blythe 3 0 f Rumschlag 3 1 Totals 16 10 42 Berne FG FT TF Baumgartner 11? Gibben 2 0' .Renner T — 1 0 2 Smith - 3 3 f Habegger 5 2 11 Inniger 3 2 f Totals _■ 15 8 3f Warriors, Royals Exchange Players PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The Philadelphia Warriors, aurrentl? in last place in the Eastern Divi sion of the National BasketbaF Association, Monday traded Phi’ Rollins to the Cincinnati Royals for Vern Hatton. The Warriors later announced they had asked for waivers on guard George Dempsey, five year veteran and a member of the Philadelphia 1956-57 championship team. College Basketball Purdue 78, College of Pacific 62. St. Joseph's 97, Wabash 85 (over time). Illinois 68, lowa State 46. Wisconsin 68, Missouri 60. Brigham Young 77, Kansas State 68. Kentucky 58, Maryland 56 (over time). Mississippi State 98, Arkansas State 71. j Rice 60, Tulane 51. ! Louisiane State 52, Texas 47. ! Marquette 79, Drake 63. Duke 68, South Carolina 61. Nebraska 54, Texas Tech 46. Howard Hickey Named Forty-Niners Coach SAN FRANCISCO (UPl)—Howard (Red) Hickey, assistant coach of the San Francisco 49ers, was named head coach of the pro football club today to succeed Frankie Albert who resigned last week. Over 2,500 Daily Democrats »r sold and delivered in Decatur each day.

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Cincinnati Is Rated Tops In College Ranks NEW YORK (UPI) — Oscar Robertson-led Cincinnati widened its lead over Kansas State today in the United Press International ratings as the college basketball powers began the flurry of preholiday activity that is bound to realign the top 10 teams. Except possibly for Bth-ranked Xavier of Ohio and lOth-ranked Texas Christian, there’s trouble ahead for the eight other teams in this week's top 10. Runnerup Kansas State, which fell 53 points behind Cincinnati in the second weekly UPI ratings, takes on two members of the select group — fourth-ranked North Carolina State at home Friday night and ninth-ranked St. Joseph's of Philadelphia at Lawrence, Kan., Saturday. nurd-ranked Kentucky is host at its invitational tournament next weekend and could wind up in the final against seventh-ranked West Virginia. Fifth-ranked Northwestern plays in the Bluegrass Festival at Louisville, Ky., along with such powers as Notre Dame, North Carolina and host Louisville. Following Kentucky in order among the top 10 teams came North Carolina State, Northwestern, Michigan State. West Virginia, Xavier, St. Joseph’s and Texas Christian. Indiana headed the second 10 group, followed by Tennessee and Utah. There was a tie for 14th place between Southern California and North Carolina; with Bradley, Mississippi State, UCLA, Purdue and Kansas rounding out the second 10 group in that order. In all, 40 teams received votes this week. Bowling Scores Merchant League W L Pts. Slick's Drive Inn ..28 17 37 Western Auto ..... 26 19 34 Preble Restaurant .25 20 34 Painters 25 20 23 Price Men’s Wear _23 21 31*4 State Gardens 24 21 31 Begun’s Clothing .. 20 25 27 Citizens Telephone . 19 26 27 lynch Box ... 19 25 24*4 Krick-Tyndall ...—- 16 29 21 Slick’s won three from KrickTyndall, Preble Restaurant won wo from Citizens Telephone, Western Auto won three, from Regun’s, State Gardens won three from Painters, Price won two and tied one with Lynch Box. High games: D. Grafton 206. Samples 224, L, Gage 207, B. Bolnger 232, N. Schrock 218, R. Delore 202. G. E. CLUB ALLEYS Q. E. Fraternal League W L Vest End Restaurant .... 27 1? j ?terson Elevator 27 12 E. Club 21 18 "'eeple Truck Lines 18 21 telly Cleaners 14 25 ’ed Men 7 32 West End won 2 from G.E.; "'eeple won 3 from Red Men; Petrson won 3 from Kelly. 200 scores: Zelt 201; Eyanson 06; Frauhiger 201; Baumgartner 03-222; Buuck 232; Hoffman 219 600 series: Baumgartner 62'* 203-222-199); Eyanson 600 <l9B- - Make up games for November 4) W L Vest End ..... 30 12 ’’eterson Elevator 27 15 G. E. Club . 24 18 Teeple Truck Lines 22 20 Kelly Cleaners 16 26 Red Men 7 35 West End won 3 from Red Men; kelly won 2 from Teeple; G. E. won 3 from Peterson. 200 scores: Laurent 200-208: Worthman 202-201; Lord 202; Beery *l2: Zelt- 203; Cook 208; Hoffman 234. 600 series: Hoffman 601 (187-23-180). Syracuse Launches Orange Bowl Drills RALEIGH, N. C. (UPl)—The Syracuse University football team which will meet Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla., Jan. 1. begins drills today at the North Carolina State University field. Syracuse Coach Ben Schwartzwalder plans two-a-day practice sessions while here before taking his 48-man squad on to Miami Dec. 27.

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams TUESDAY Commodores at Hoagland. Pleasant Mills at Petroleum. Hartford at Redkey. FRIDAY Columbia City at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Pleasant Mills. Berne at Geneva. Adams Central at Ossian. Monmouth at Bryant. Results Are Listed In Lutheran League Four games were played over the weekend in the Lutheran grade school league. Scores of the games follow: Bingen 32, Immanuel of Union 31; Bethlehem 34, Preble 15; Emmanuel of Soest 40, Flatrock 11; Trinity 22, Friedheim 19. Bingen' FG FT TP D. Braun 4 5 13 J. Bultemeyer -.0 11 D. Schroeder 4 3 11 K. Scherer X.. 2 0 4 J. Zelt 113 TOTALS ......... 11 10 32 Immanuel Union FG FT TP E. Bienz — 2 0 4 R. Weiland 0 0 0 R. Thieme '-.... 7 3 17 J. Bird 2 15 C. Bischoff 13 5 R. Krueckeberg 0 0 0 TOTALS 12 7 31 Preble FG FT zTP N. Stoppenhagen ... 0 0 0 L. Bieberich 10 2 K. Selking 0 2 2 D. Reinking 2 0 4 D. Schuleriberg 2 15 D. Bieberich 0 0 0 D. Weber 0 0 0 R. Bleeke 0 0 0 P. Erxleben 1 0 2 TOTALS 6 3 15 Bethlehem FG FT TP J. Franke 7 0 14 D. Stoppenhagen --.i 2 0 4 D. Nahrwold ...Oil J. Grewe ..... 1 13 M. Dettmer 10 2 S. Trenary 2 0 4 B. Dier 2 0 4 J. Hetherington ..... 10 2 TOTALS ... 16 2 34 Flatrock FG FT TP L. Baker 1 0 2 S. ’Baker 0, 0 T. Springer .....".1.. 0 0 0 T. Hoile 0 0 0 D. Reynolds 1 0 2 G. Mclntosh 3 17 R. Reynolds 0 0 0 TOTALS .... 5 1 11 Emmanuel Soest FG FT TP A. Bearman .. 0 0 0 O. Werling 10 2 S. Saaifrank 3 0 6

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T. Roehrbach . . 0 0 0 T. Bearman ......... 3 0 6 E. Werling 5 0 1# R. Bearman . 0 0 0 D. Schlaudroff 10 2 D. Dressier .2..— 3 2 8 M. Lepper 0 0 0 B. Anderson 3 0 6 R, Saaifrank 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 2 40 Friedheim FG FT TP D. Gallmeyer 10 2 L. Gallmeyer 113 D. Conrad — 3 17 G. Buuck — 0 3 3 R. Bultemeier 2 0 4 D. Buuck 0 0 0 TOTALS 7 5 19 Trinity FG FT TP E. Saaifrank 4 0 8 R. Trier - 2 0 4 O. Trier 10 2 K. Buuck 2 2 6 D. Gerke 10 2 B. Bleeke —- 0 0 0-; D. Smith 0 0 0 K. Schnepp 0 0 0 TOTALS ..- 10 2 22 Ford, Turley Top American Hurlers CHICAGO (UPl)—Casey Stengel said all year long that Whitey Ford and Bob Turley were the two best pitchers in the circuit, and the American League made it official today. Ford, the canny, left - handed curve-baller of the Yankees’ pitching staff, turned in a 2.01 earned run average that was certified as best in the league, while the right-handed Turley compiled the loop’s highest percentage, .750, by winning 21 games and losing only seven. Sidelined with a sore elbow for part of the season, the 31-year-old Ford still managed to fashion a 14-7 record and lead the league with seven shutouts. His .667 wonlost percentage was second only to Turley's. No one could touch Ford in the E. department. Southpaw Billy Pierce of the White Sox (17-11) was second with 2.68; lefthander Jack Harshman of the Orioles (12-15) third with 2.90; righthander Frank Lary of the Tigers (1615) fourth with 2.91, and southpaw Billy O’Dell of the Orioles (14-11) fifth with 2.97. If you have, something to sell or rooms tor rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results. Aowto Hold ' * FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass by slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This alkaline (non-acld) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks “plate odor” (denture breath). Get FASTEETH today at any drug counter.