Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 26 January 1959 — Page 7

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Illinois Seeks Share Os Lead In Big Ten CHICAGO (UPD — Illinois an 85- surprise victim of Notre Dame, returns to Big Ten action tonight against Minnesota with a chance to take over a share of the lead. The Illini will travel to Minneapolis seeking to follow the example of Michigan State, which defeated the” Gophers, 82-67; .Saturday night and provided the Big ten basketball race with its first undisputed leader this season. The victory gave the Spartans a 4-1 conference record, dumped the Gophers from a share of first to a snare of fourth, and left Illinois and idle Michigan tied for - second place with 3-1 cards. • - In tonight’s only other game, lowa, which lost a 99-96 overtime thriller to Northwestern Saturday afternoon, was favored to bounce back with a victory over Ohio State at Columbus, Ohio. The Illini and the Gophers put their title hopes on the line tonight. A loss by the Illini would drop them into a tie for fourth place with two setbacks in five league contests. A loss by the Gophers would tag them with three defeats in six games and virtually earn them also - ran status in the race. The Spartans had to roll back three last-ditch rallies and turn in a team scoring effort to beat the Gophers Saturday night. All five deregg’s 21 points, hit in double figures, but game honors went to Ron Johnson, the loop’s fourthranking marksman, who netted 24 points for the Gophers. Northwestern snapped a threegame losing streak and kept its title chances alive, thanks to three straight jump shots by Floyd Campbell and a free throw by Nick Mantis in the overtime sesssion. Hie shots broke a 90-90 regulation time tie and kept the Wildcats in front until the end. Joe Ruklick turned in his best performance in four games by sinking 30 points, top scoring effort on Saturday's card. Willie Merriweather netted 27 points to pace Purdue to its second conference victory in an easy 86- success over Ohio StateTop Rating ~ College Teams Back In Action United Press International The nation’s college basketball powers swing back into action this week with Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp due to notch the 600th victory of his career and unbeaten Auburn and rugged St. John’s of New York facing crucial tests. > All of the top 10 rated teams will see action at least once and only a few upsets could cause mighty upheavals in the national rankings. The week’s activity starts tonight with first-ranked Kentucy going for Rupp’s 599th win against Georgia Tech, third-ranked Kansas State facing lowa State, fifthranked Cincinnati playing drake and ninth-ranked Bradley meeting Detroit. There's the possibility of that big No. 600 for Rupp when Kentucky plays Georgia Thursday flight — the night on which rapid-ly-improving St. John's faces perhaps its biggest test of the season against St. Louis University at St. Louis. And then there’s a big week-end wrapup during which the Atlantic Coast Conference’s twin powers — secondranked North Carolina and fourthranked North Carolina State I—return to action and sixth-ranked Auburn puts its 24-game winning streak on the line against Vanderbilt. Auburn emerged as the nation's only major unbeaten team when it beat Georgia, 81-61, Saturday night and St. Francis. Pa , upset previously-unbeaten St. Bonaventure, 92-81, at Altoorta, Pa. Only three other teams among the top 10 saw action-Saturday and all won. Cincinnati crtashed Xavier of Ohio, 92-66, as Oscar Robertson scored 38 points; St. John’s blasted St. Francis (N.Y.). 91-44, and seventh-ranked Michigan State took over the Big Ten lead with ah 82-76 conquest of Minnesota. Oklahoma City upset 11thrahked Texas Christian, 75-65, 12th-ranked Mississippi State beat Murray State, 63-48, 15tb-ranked Northwestern downed lowa, 9M6. in overtime, 16th-ranked St. Louis crushed Drake, 80-60, and Notre Dame beat 19th-ranked IllinW? 85-75.

Week's Schedule for Adams County Basketball Teams ' t. TUESDAY Adams Central vs Union Center at Ossiaq. FKIDAY Angola at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Marion Bennett. Willshire at Pleasant Mills. i Roll at Hartford. Adam%. Central at Pennville. Monmouth at Lancaster Central. Geneva at Warren. SATURDAY - Yellow., Jackets at Fort Wayne Central. Berpe <t Ossian. Bryant kt Pleasant Mills. John McHale To Succeed Quinri ./i- :i. t - i AfMilwaukee MILWAUKEE (UPD—The Milwaukee Braves, searching for a general manager to replace John Quinn — the man who built their championship teams — unexpectedly reached into the American League Sunday night and picked John McHale of the Detroit Tigers. McHale, vice president and general manager for the Tigers the past three years, will take over the same title and job in succeeding Quinn. After Quinn resigned suddenly early this month to become general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, the Braves were expected to hand the biggest part of Quinn’s job to their new executive vice president, George • Birdie) Tebbetts, and promote someone in the organization to Xidle the rest of the general nager’s chores. But Tebbetts said after returning with owner Lou Pertni from Chicago, where McHale was signed, that the Braves want McHale “to be another Gabe Paul in the National League.” He referred to the general manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs who is noted for his aggressive and shrewd baseball dealings. McHale, 37, with a reputation already established of being a wily trader, brings 10 years of experience as a Tiger executive to replace Quian’s 22 years of experi#nce *s -a Braves’ executiv in. Boston and Milwauke. He had been a player in the Detroit system since 1941, but spent most of his playing career on farm teams. “McHale was the man we wanted,” Brave s’ President Joe Cairnes said. Tebbetts echoed his words, and added that “he's a good aggressive young executive. He will have full authority of a general manager.” Alex Olmedo Wins Australian Title ADELAIDE, Australia (UPD — Alex Olmedo of Peru and Los Angeles won his first major tennis title today‘when he captured the Australian crown by defeating Neale Fraser, 6-1, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. Olmedo rounded out a triumphant day for the United States before a crowd of 6,000. Earl Buchholz, 18, St. Louis, won the junior title by defeating Marty- Mulligan of Australia, 3-6, 6-3. Olmedo, 22, hero of the United States triumph over Australia in the Davis Cup challenge round last month, is the first Peruvian to win one of the world’s major tennis titles. He is only the fourth United States representative to win the Australian crpwn, following F. B. Alexander (1908), Don Budge (1938) and Dick Savitt (1951). Olmedp, has' been hampered by a pulled -stomach muscle but It - took him, just 86 minutes to defeat Fraser, the Australian left-hander who is regarded as this country’s top amateur since Ashley Cooper and Mai Anderson turned pro. Pleasant Mills Plays Bryant On Saturday Gerald Vizard, principal of the Pleasant Milts high school, announced today that the Spartans will play-the Bryant Owls at Pleasant Mills Saturday night. This game was postponed last Friday because of bad weather conditions. UF Leaguer 11 ' *** • ! wzfe 5 .... . ■ ’’Don’t you. boys have your sport* nuxed up?”

Team Standings W L Pct. Hartford 1? 2 .867 Adams Central —— 9 5 .643 Geneva — 8 5 ■ .615 Berne -7 7 .500 Yellow Jackets ——7 8 .467 Monmouth . 3 9 .250 Commodores' 3 10 .231 Pleasant Mills .... 3 11 .214 ■oOo— A heavy schedule of 11 games is on tap for Adams county high school basketball teams this week, with one Tuesday night, seven on the heavy Friday card, and three Saturday. —oOo— Adams Central will launch the week’s busy round Tuesday night, meeting the Union Center Badgers es Wefls county at the Ossian nan —oOo— x , . Friday night’s seven 'games wiR send seven county teams against out-of-county foes, with only three of the games to be played at county gyms. —oOo — The Decatur YeUow Jackets win be at home Friday night, seeking to square their season record at 8-8. The Jackets win host the Angola Hornets in a Northeastern Indiana conference game. The Decatur Commodores, who snapped a six-game losing streak Friday night, will travel to Marion to meet Marton Bennett. The Pleasant Mills Spartans will host the Willshire Bearcats at Pleasant Mills, and the Hartford Gorillas win host RoU at Hartford. Adams Central wfll travel to Pennville, Monmouth to Lancaster Central and Geneva to Warren. —oOo — The Yellow Jackets face a rugged test Saturday night, when they travel to Fort Wayne to battle the always rough Central Tigers at the Central gym. A battle of Bears will ensue at Ossian, when the Berne and Ossian Bears tangle. The Pleasant Mills-Bryant game, postponed last Friday because of weather conditions, will be played at pleasant ' Mills SatardWr““-’- , ’ i ' —The—Columbia City Eagles clinched at least a tie for the Northeastern Indiana conference championship last week when they ■defeated Fort Wayne Concordia. The Eagles have a 5-0 NEIC record and have only one more loop game, at Kendallville Feb. 20. Two conference games are scheduled Friday, Angola at Decatur and Bluffton at Concordia. The NEIC standings: • • W L Pct. Columbia City 5 0 1.000 Garrett —3- — 1 .750 Bluffton 4 2 .667 Decatur 3 2 .600 New Haven 3 3 .500 Kendallville 1 8 .250 Angola 1 4 .200 Concordia 0 5 .000 —-oOo►— Don Baker, of the Decatur Commodores, with a big 35 points Friday night' boosted his county individual scoring total to 302 points for a 23.2 per game average. Bob Shraluka, of the Yellow Jackets, moved into second with 235 points, and Larry Daniels, counting 53 points in two games, jumped from sixth to third with 229 points. The •JLO leading games played, total and average points per jjeime, are as follows: . . y.- GP TP Ave. Baker. Commocfcres^F3o2 ~ ? 23.8 Shraluka, Y. Jackets 15 235 15.7 Daniels, Y. Jackets 15 229 15.3 Sprunger, Berne 14 225 16.1 Foreman, A. Central 14 202 14.4 Schwartz, Berne 14 195 13.9 McCune, Hartford 14 168 12.0 Graber, Berne 14 163 11.6 Schaefer. Monmouth 11 157 14.3 Egley, A. Central 14 156 11.1 Results one year ago this week: Bluffton 80. Yellow Jackets 60. Yellow Jackets 57, Angola 47. Commodores 71, Marion Bennett 46. Roll 59, Hartford 57 (overtime). Adams Central 57, Union Center 49. Pennville 60, Adams Central 53. Monmouth 56, Monroeville 55. Lancaster Central 58, Monmouth 50. Convoy 63, Pleasant Mills 49. Ossian’47, Berne 43. Geneva 58, Warren 46. Pro Basketball Saturday’s Scores Boston 132. Philadelphia 104. i Syracuse 123, Cincinnati 102. New York 122, Detroit 118 (overtime). Sunday’s Scores St. Louis 115, New York 111. . Philadephia 125, Minneapolis 111 Boston 119, Detroit 118. s Cincinnati 109, Syracuse 104.

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SI. Joseph Loses In CYO League Game St. Joseph of Decatur suffered its second loss in the CYO grade league Sunday afternoon at Fort Wayne, losing to'St. Jude, 41-19. Cooper tallied 14 and Gross 10 points to lead St. Jude, and Kohne was, high for Decatur with seven markers. 84. Jude 4 FG FT TP r Zochl4 6 1 Gross ----- r . 5 0 10 > Kndl —.. 4 19 ) Cooper 6 1 2 14 r Brink 10 2 I ,—— I Totals 17 7 41 I St Joseph FG FT TP Kohne .... 2 3 7 ' Hess 0 2 2 1 Baker 10 2 ’ Peterson 2 0 4 1 Hake . 2 0 4 Totals 7 5 19 County Church League Results Are Listed »«In Adams county church league games, Berne Mennonite defeated 1 Union Chapel EUB, 55-47; Pleas--1 ant Valley Methodist downed De- ! eatur Trinity EUB, 64-41; and Mon- • roe Methodist whipped St. Paul Lutheran, 71-42. Leading scorers were: Berne — ■ Burke 17, McCune 14, Whitehurst , 11; Union Chapel — Speakman 20; J Pleasant Valley — Gerber 17, Byerly 17, Crozier 12; Decatur Trin- ' ity—Harvey 14, Stevens 9; Monroe —Stork 17, Rowden 16, Schrock 15; I St. Paul—Gallmeyer 14, Bulter meier 10. ’ Cub Scouts Visit t Democrat Office j Two Cub Scout dens were visitors at the Decatur Daily Demoj crat Saturday morning. Members of dens 6 and 7 were the most recent guests to take a„ tour of the building. Attending from den 6 were John August. John Gerber, Ricky Hockman, Charles Taylor, Leo Miller and Phillip Emmenhiser. Accompanying the boys were Mrs. Raymond Johnson, Miss Catherine Ward and Miss Linda Taylor. Den 7 tourists were Michael Richards, Ronald Kling, Michael Eyanson. Roy Schwartz, Don Seltenright, and Ted Eyanson. Worth". Jesuit* ■ SATURDAY'S SCORES > National League : Detroit 2, Chicago 0. j Boston 3, Toronto 1. r Montreal 3, New York 1. International League Fort Wayne 5, Louisville 3. ) Toledo 5, Troy 2. > SUNDAY’S SCORES 1 National League [ Montreal 7, Detroit 3. New York 8, Boston 3. Toronto 4, Chicago 1. International League ! Louisville 7, Toledo 0. Troy 6, Indianapolis 5. ■ “

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADAMS COUNTY are in hc , reby £ lven that the tax DUPLICATE for State, Cpunty, Townships, Schools and Corporations of ADAMS COUNTY for the year 1958 taxes payable In 1959 1 on each i inner, n it ot Co “ nt X Treasurer who will be ready to receive the taxes charged thereon on or after March I, 1959. The following table shows the rate of Taxation on each ->IOO.OO worth of Taxable REAL and PERSONAL property and each POLL iri the Several units. - i November Jan ’ *’ 1969 — payab,e on or after March 1, 1959. First Installment delinquent after first Monday in May. Second installment delinquent after first Monday in STATE OF INDIANA, ADAMS COUNTY, SS: WALDO D. NEAL, Treasurer Adams County ————’ TOWNSHIPS CORPORATIONS ADAMS COUNTY j 4 4 £ 5 i it • * TAX RATES FOR ■ B 5 fi • 2 I I X $ •t ® ® E8 n m 5 YEAR IMB ■*6£xaa9.x § < B t < «• £ ~ PAYABLE IN IMO ..... ? £ B “ x M £ B _JL _JL a o __ 8_ * X x ** I I 1 Mate School Tuition j'.o7oo| .07001 .OIOOHmoj .07001 STATE 2 I , Indiana State Fair Board j .0035 j RATES 3 l ' State Forestry j'.0065| .0065| ,0065| \po6s| .00651 ,0065| '6065| ,0065| .0065| .ffossj .bo«8| .008511',ob<t| ,0065| .0066| ,0065| .00«5| ,0088 1 ~ p r Total State Rate " I .08 | .08 ' j .OH | .08 j .08 | .OH |'.OH | .08 | .OH | .08 ) .08 j .00 ||,OH | .08 | .OH | .08 | .08 | .08 1 k County Fund | .57 '1 .57 | .57 j .57 | .57 j .57 j .57 j .57 j .57 | .57 | .57 j .57 t!'.57 | .57 | .57 |'.57 |.57 | .57 -' i 8 I- Welfare Fund j .12 | .12 | .12 |.12 | .12 | ,12 | .12 j .12 | .12 | .12' J .12 ' | ,li |[ .12 | .12 ''| .12 | ,12 | .12 | .12 COUNTY » R Bridge Cumulative '| .08 ' | .02 j .08 |»O2 j'.U 1-06 |.O 8 | .08 | .02 | .02 | ,02 ‘ | .08 j(.OS | .08 j .08 | .08 | .pg | ,Q» 4 I Hospital Fund ' | .01 | .01 | .01 | ,01 j .01 I .01 j .01 | .01 | .01 |".O1 | .brTToi li .01 | .01 I .01 I .01 I .01 " RATES , 7 5 Hospital Bond Fund jJ7 ( .07 -1 ,07 | 8 Hospital Furn, & Equipment '|,o2 | .02 | .02 ~| .08 | ,02 | .02 [ .02 f.Ot j. 02 I -O*" II -02'~T -02 I*o2 | ,02 “| 02 | .02~~ I Total Conaty Rate | A7 | .87 | A7-4 JK | A7 | .87 | .87 | .87 j .87 I .87 | .87 | .87 '|j .87 | .87 | A7 | A7 | A7 | A7 ~ -1 f Township Fund " | .18 | .13 | .29 | .28 | .11 j .07 | .10 | .07 | .18 '|.lO | .19 | .68 H .07 j .07 | .02 | .19 | .07 ('.oT~ i__ ' : < TOWNSHIP 2 Relief. I .16 | .04 | I .05 | .01 | .04 I .01 | .08 | .10 I .01 | '.OB '"18 || .04 | .08 | '.lB | .02 | .04 | .12 MATES -Z \' J . Hate |UH . 4-^-7-1 - JIS. - 4.-A8 | .IX ! |JI IJJ. .j ; .11 | 4P 1 IAI 1| .11 I'iU . | |J7 | "•( , 2r..'‘. .. -: -T1 I Special School 4 .80 |1.15 | .47 [ ,58 |ll4 |1.14 | .32 | .81 | .77 | .29 4.68 |LI4 ||1.15 P. 82 | .82 | .68 |l,l< |IJ4~ 8 I Fund |L2I |1.20 |1.41 |1.62 | .77 | .77 |1.04 | .85 |1.89 1 .93 |1.66 | .77 (|1.20 |1.32 |1.32 |l.6t' | .77 | .77~" . SCHOOL AND » T School Bonds | I .22 | | | .15 | .15 I’' | ' | | | ! .16 || .32 | .15 | .15 | | .15 | ,15 ~ 4 I Cumplatlve Building | | .48 | | j I | ' | -30 I 4 t | )j .43 ) .75 | .75 | | j HtWISV 15 5 I L * >< * I I I I |46 | .35 I I | | I .69 | .35 || | | | .69 | .35 1 .85 6 I Veteran Memorial Building | | | | | .24 | .24 | | | | [ I ~24 || ‘ ”'1 j I "| -24 | .24 7 I Recreation Fund (Schoo!) | | | I I I I I I I I I II | .04 | .04 | I I 8 1 C* vU Bond * I I I I I I I 1 10 I I I I H l -io I ' I I ' 9 I Libraryl t I I I I -01. I I ) I I -04 | .05 || .24 | .19 | .19 | .27 1 10 F tire Fighting 7 I 111 1,1 j I I I 'll I I I i I J I Total Sehool A Library Rato |I.BI 18.00 |IAB |XIO |X6S |2,M- |XIS 1-22 .1.20 |X7O !1«.24 18.37 IX2T [8.30 jXOB IM " 1 I Coloration 111 I I I 'I ' I I ‘ I " | j, ' ||1.39 ' 11.11 [l.ll | .82 |".95 "j .95 ~F~ I Recreation Fund I I | | I I I I j I I I r» |j I .11 | .11 | .06 | | CORPORATION. CITY 8 | Police -Penalon '"t | |' ' I I I 1 'I ' I I ' I ! I''" "'ll 104 j .04 | | [ Z 4 I Park Fund I I | I I | I I I I I I || | .12 | .12 | | | * TOWN RATES s'I Street "J | | | 11 I I I 111 I II 1061 •» r I I ~~ I Itotel Corporetloa I | | | , I I " I I I I I ,I ; , IH-42 |L4B |L4» |4B { | M"* TOTAL RATES GRAND TOTAL T'' |4.13 |BJ3 [3.38 [3.72 iX73 2.42 !3.1fl >2.34 j*3B [4.42 |XBS 072 |SAO '3AO |SAO [448 j4.TS~ ' ~ TT-State Tax Revenue |1 00 ii.ot [i.oo 11.00 11.00 |i.oo 11.00 (l oo 11.00 11.00 11.00 ii.oo fll.ib [i.oo Ji.oo' fi.oo |i.oo [i.oo 2 T State School Revenue <"' | .50 ( .SO | .50 | .50 'f JO | .50- | .60 | .60 | .60 | .80 | .50 | .20 || ; lo |’-50 1-60 | .50 1 .50 I-M ‘ POLL TAX 3 T Corporation Tax , 7 I I I I I I I II . F J_ J, T■ I 4 T 'Tuition j" 11.00 ! | | | | | I 1 | I H 1.06 I ,1 | | 5 I .Woclai School " | 11.00 I I I I I ‘T' 1 ' I | ijLOO I | | 'I ' ■j- I TSfl PoR Tax ' |IAO IB.SO |146 |LS»‘ |ljo '|l4s"'[l.Bß |IAO |IJO |2.— |IAO |IAS ||XAO |LaO |2JO ' I, Edward F. Jaberg, Auditor ot ADAMS COUNTY, hereby certify that the above is a correct' copy of all tax levt'eO /er tiie Taxes Collectable in the year 1252. Jan 13. 19. SO EDWARD F. JABERG, Auditor. A4»m« County, Indiana , . . v ' . 1 ’

Arnold Palmer Shoois62To Win Golf Meet • PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (UPD —Arnold Palmer, the bull-shoul-dered shot-maker from Latrobe, Pa., is on the greatest iron-hit-ting spree of his lise. And the result may be that the leading money - winner of 1958 (848,607.93) isgoing to blanket the field again in 1959 as he moves along with a record of 84,631.84 . won in the first four tournaments of the season. Palmer plays in a 17,500 proamateur tournament at the Eldorado Country Club near hare toand Tuesday and then heads for the $20,000 San Diego Open starting Thursday. He’ll be the favorite in both these events off his play in winning the $15,000 Thunderbird invitational golf tournament here Sunday with one of the great final rounds In PGA history— a closing 62 that caught and passed Jimmy Demaret on the 68th hole ”1 don’t remember even hitting irons as well as I have during the past week” said Palmer after he posted his record-smashing tournament score of 266. He hit his irons so well that he recorded 10 birdies, a single bogey on the remarkable come-from-behind round. His longest birdie putt was from 20 feet. He had one of 12 and one of 10 and the other seven were from five feet or less. “That 62 was the lowest I ever had on the tour," he said, adding that he has had many 645. The amazing part about the round is that Palmer had two balls hit out of bounds when he took a 70 on the second round, missed only four greens during the whole tournament,” he said. “Those two I hit out of bounds, plus two more in the final round.” Demaret, who fired a fine finishing round of one-under-par 70, finished in second place, picking Up $875 compared with the SISOO that Palmer collected. Demaret was tied in the second spot with Ken Venturi, Who was paired with Palmer for the final round and shot a great 66. . The veteran Lloyd Mangrum of Affile Valley, Calif., came in With a 270 for fourth place and collected $650. West Ellis, Aidecress, N.J., had a 271 for SSO, and Jackie Burke, Houston, sTex., and Bo Wininger, Odessa, Tex., each collected $475 for $272

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High School Basketball : Fort Wayne Central 75, Fort , Wayne Central Catholic 59. . Fort Wayne South 50, Elmhurst , 41. Huntertown 61, Lafayette Central 53. , Wolf Lake 42, Howe Military 37, f Portland 82, Eastern 69. Butler 60, Kendallville 55, Goshen 77, Auburn 47. . “■ Connersville 48, Richmond 42. Indianapolis Attacks 69, Gary ; Wallace 35. ) Hammond Noll 66, Monticello 52. t Indianapolis Tech 63, Indianapoi lis Howe 50. 1 Crawfordsville 65, LaPorte 63. I New Castle 77, Muncie Burris 76. Michigan City 75, Gary Roose- [ velt 60. ! New Albany 60, Madison 55. I , College Basketball . Purdue 86, Ohio State 69. • Michigan State 82, Minnesota 76. J Northwestern 99, lowa 96 (over-

Concordia (Fort Wayne) 65, Concordia (IU.) 47. Indiana Tech 96, Giffin 60. Butler 56, Indiana State 54. '■ Valparaiso 73, Northern Michigan 65. Hanover 88, Manchester 74. Oakland City 78, Anderson 77. Indiana Central 82, Transylvania 76 (overtime). Evansville 86, Ball State 59. Vincennes 68, Rose Poly 61. - — Cincinnati 92, Xavier (0.) 66. ’ Miami (O.) 91, Western Michigan 77. Providence 90, Villanova 83 (4 ■ overtimes). Big 10 Standings W L Pct. TP OP ' Mich. State . 4 1 .800 418 406 Illinois 3 1 .750 357 325 Michigan . 3 1 .750 322 306 ' Minnesota ... 3 2 .600 349 340 Indiana 3 2 .600 371 364 Northwest. ... 3 3 . 500 475 386 lowa 2 3 .400 438 428 , Purdue 2 3 .400 276 353

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Cardinals Win Saturday Night At Lancaster I * T ■: ■ ' The Geneva Cardinals registered their eighth triumph of the season, as against five defeats, by dawning the Lancaster Central Bobcats, 55-52, at the Lancaster gym Saturday night. The Cardinals piled up a 12-point lead, 36-24, at the half, but had to battle to stave off a Lancaster rally in the closing minutes. The Cardinals were paced by Charlie Hoffman and BUI Tester, with 15 points each, and Cal Morgan with 13. Johnloz, of Lancaster, was the game's leading scorer with 25 points on eight field goals and nine free throws. The Cardinals will travel to Warren Friday night. Geneva FG FT TP Morgan 6 1 13 Hoffman '.'L 6 3 15 Newcomer ... 1 2 4 Tester 3 9 15 Long 2 3 7 Laux 0 11 Totals 18 19 55 ' Lancaster FG FT TP Johnloz 8 9 25 Stern 10 2 Macon 2 2 6 Kruetzman 2 2 6 Habegger 2 1 5 ~ Easley 0 0 0 Fox 113 Cowens 0 0 0 Isch 13 5 Totals 17 18 52 We Will Do Our Beet To Give The THINKING Man’s Wife a Rest! Available Every Day at .FAIRWAY Carry-Out • Baked Beans • Potato Salad O Bean Salad • Cole Slaw • Corn Relish ' • Herring, Wine or Cream ft A