Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 95, Decatur, Adams County, 22 April 1959 — Page 7

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Commodores Beaten Twice By Anderson St. Mary’s of Anderson dealt the Decatur Catholic baseball team a double blow, winning both games Tuesday afternoon in the opening of the Central Indiana Catholic conference. The host St. Mary’s pummeled the Commodores in the first game, 11-4, on 11 hits and 12 walks, and then rallied to take the second game, 6-S, although outhit, 7-5. St. Mary's Harber pitched beautiful ball for five innings, striking out eight, walking only one without giving up a hit. Hider, his replacement, proved less effective as the Commodores took advantage of his wildness to score four runs. Kauffman opened the sixth being hit by Hider, who then walked Rumschlag and Jim Omlor to load the bases. Steve Omlor then drove them all home with a line double, which also broke up the no-hitter. He scored moments later on an error by the shortstop. But the score was then 9-4. Kauffman opened the last inning with a single, the only other Commodore hit, but Hider turned back the next three hitters to save Harber’s victory. Michaels and J. Williams led St. Mary's with two for three. The Commodores took a 3-0 lead in the second game, scoring one in the second and two in the third inning. First baseman Kohne scored pitcher Gillig with a single in. the second. Singles by Rumschlag, Blythe and Lose sandwiched between a walk to Gillig accounted for two’ runs in the third. St. Mary’s came back with four runs in the bottom of the inning to take a short-lived lead. The Commodores scored ’two more in the fourth on a walk to R. Reed, a single by Kohne, Rumschlag’s sacdifice and Blythe’s single. St. Mary’s tied the count in the bottom half on two hits and a walk. They added the winning marker in the bottom of the last inning on two errors and Elkstein’s game-winning single with only one out. The Commodores loaded, the bases in the top half of the inning, but Gage shed out to end the threat: ’ ' Coach Al Lindahl's team absorbed its third straight loss Without a victory. They meeting Huntington Catholic there in a conference game Friday at 4 p.m. at McMillen.field. Hardwood Finish A much better finish can be given to hardwood floors with two thin coats of shellac instead of one thick one. Be sure that the first coat is thoroughly dry before applying the second coat.

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Only Two Unbeaten In Masters Tourney , ST. LOUIS (UPD—Billy Golembiewski of Detroit, who has led a charmed life throughout the American Bowling Congress Masters Tournament finals, today meets his toughest opponents so far, Ray Bluth of St. Louis. Golembiewski and Bluth are toe only undefeated bowlers left in this ninth Masters tourney. Four bowlers remain in toe losers’ bracket, including defending champion Tom Hennessey, St. Louis, Harry Smith, St. Louis, John Powell Jr., Toledo, and Jack Aydelotte, Minneapolis. Golembiewski, a member of toe Pfeiffer Beer team that set a 3,243 record score here on these same lanes while competing in toe ABC tourney, has beaten five straight opponents, as has Bluth. The big difference is that Bluth averaged 220 in defeating Fred Riccilli, Detroit; Charles Wilkinson, Salinas, Calif.; Marvin Lowry, Birmingham, Ala.; Carl Richard, St. Louis, and Aydelotte. Meanwhile, Golembiewski has been averaging only 198 in beating Al Savas, Detroit; Don Carter, St. Louis; Chuck Hamilton, Gary, Ind.; Dick Selgo, Port Clinton, Ohio, and Powell. None of Golembiewski’s opponents have been able to roll an 800 serfei against toe slim Detroit ace**The closest he has come to losing was a first round match when he nosed out home town rival Savas, 737-728. The championship match will take place tonight after afternoon action to determine toe finalists. Bluth stands on the threshhold of entering the finals for toe second time. In 1957 he lost toe title to Dick Hoover of Akron. In that tourney, Bouth was in toe losers' bracket, and beat Hoover in their first match. Hoover then came fight back and eliminated Bluth. The Masters tournament is a double elimination affair. In regular ABC action Tuesday, Don Schmidt, Lansdale, PS., provided excitement by firing a 736 series to place fourth in toe singles division. Squads of ABC tournament bowlers take to toe lanes between Masters meet matches. Rivers And Webb On TV Fight Tonight CHICAGO (UPD — Neal Rivers, an unbanked will meet “the best fighter I've ever faced” for a second time on television tonight and he was a 5 to 2 underdog, against Spider Webb. Webb, the third > ranked 160pounder, will be trying for his 37th win in 41 fights. “He never hurt me when we fought before," Rivers said. “But he punches fast and he's about the best I’ve ever fought. Better than Gene Fullmer or anybody else.”

Indians Crush Tigers Tuesday Night, 14To1 By FRED DOWN United Press International Frank Lane does a lot of shouting for the Cleveland Indians but even he's drowned out by the thunder of the Tribe’s booming offense. And you’ll have to excuse Manager Joe Gordon, toe ex-Yankee great, if he’s confused because nobody told him his Indians would remind him of the old “Murderer’s Row” teams for which he played. For that’s exactly what they’re doing with seven victories in eight games and a whopping average of 6.6 runs scored per game. The Indians piled up their bigest score of the season Tuesday night when they crushed the Detroit Tigers, 14-1, and retained a two-game grip on first place in toe American League. Minnie Mifioso paced the 16-hit assault by driving in six runs with two homers and three singles and Cal McLish pitched a steady six-hitter for his second straight win. / Mantle Hits 250th Mickey Mantle hit toe 250th homer of his career as toe Yankees whipped the Washington Senators, 11-4, the Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox, 8-3, and the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston Red Sox, 5-2, in other AL activity. The Milwaukee Braves made it five wins in six decisions with a 7-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, Glen Hobble pitched a one-hitter as the Chicago Cubs topped toe St. Louis Cardinals, 1-0, and Don Demeter’s three two-run homers gave the Los Angeles Dodgers an 11-inning 8-7 win over toe San Francisco Giants in National League games. Mantle hit a booming triple in addition to his first homer of the season, Hank Bauer homered and Bill Skowron walloped a two-run triple for the big blows in toe Yankees’ 18-hit attack. Bob Grim pitched a four-hitter for the Athletics who dealt the White Sox their fourth loss in their last five games. Storm Spoils No-Hitter Batterymates Hoyt Wilhelm and Gus Triandos were the whole show for the Orioles, Wilhelm stopping toe Red Sox on eight hits with his dazzling knucklers and Triandos driving in all five Baltimore runs with a grand slam and a solo homer. Warren Spahn ’chalked up the 248th victory of his career and beat the Reds for toe 51st time despite > brtAW rookie Vada Pinson who drovd in all Cincinnati’s runs with a homer. double and single. Hank Aaron raised his league-leading batting average to .567 with a triple, double and single. Hobble, a 6-3, 200-pound righthander who’ll celebrate his 23rd birthday on Friday, retired the first 20 Cardinals before Stan Musial broke up the bid for a perfect game with a two-out double in the seventh. Demeter hit two-run homers in the third, fourth and 11th innings and Don Zimmer walloped a threerun homer to account for all the Dodgers’ runs in theft three-hour and 47-minute marathon with the Giants.

Carl Furillo Seeks Trade From Dodgers LOS ANGELES (UPD - Outfielder Carl Furillo, one of the placers most closely identified with past Dodger glory, demanded today he be allowed to play imore regularly—or be traded to another club. “I’m no good to toe team on the bench or to myself,” said Furillo, who has a .300 batting mark for 13 major league seasons. He hit .290 last year and led the club in runs batted in with 83, but has appeared in only five games this year. ,

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Yellow Jackets In Invitational Meet Decatur Yellow. Jackets’ half mile relay team provided the team’s only first place in the invitational meet held at Huntington Tuesday afternoon. Six schools competed in the meet, Decatur, Huntington, Lancaster, Portland, Rockcreek and Union. No team score was kept, with medals awarded to first place winners, and ribbons for the next four places in each event. Decatur’s relay team, composed of Ed Nelson, Jim Gay, Dave Vanhorn and Timy Murphy, won the event in the good time of 1:40. Decatur ribbon winners in other events were as follows: Broad jump—Larry Butler second, Jim Corah fifth. High hurdles — Dave Vanhorn fourth. Shot put—Jim Gay third. 100 yard dash—Tim Murphy third, Ed Nelson fifth. Low hurdles—Dave VafihOrn ond-440-yard run — Bob Frauhiger third. 220-yard dash—Tim Murphy second. Ed Nelson third. Mile relay—Decatur third (Larry Butler, Bob Frauhiger, Dennis Bollenbacher, John McAhren).

MAJOR ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Milwaukee 5 1 .833 — Los Angeles 7 3 .700 — Chicago 5 4 .556 114 San Francisco - 6 5 .545 D 4 Cincinnati 4 4 .500 2 Philadelphia — 3 3 .500 2 St. Louis 2 8 .200 5 Pittsburgh 1 5 .167 4 Tuesday’s Results Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 4. • Chicago 1, St. Louis 0. Los Angeles 9, San Francisco 7 (11 innings) x Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. G.B. Cleveland -7 1 .875 — New York x 5 3 .626 2 Chicago - 5 4 .556 2M« Baltimore 5 4 .556 2(4 Boston 4 4 .500 3 .Kansa? City — 45 .444 3% Washington 3 6 .333 4Ms Detroitl 7 .125 6 Tuesday’s Results Baltimore 5, Boston 2. Kansas City 8, Chicago 3. New York 11, Washington 4. Cleveland 14, Detroit 1.

riuime MKEMXCKSi ASSOCIATION Eastern Division W. L. Pct. G.B. Indianapolis — 6 1 .857 — St. Paul 6 3 .667 1 Louisville 6 4 .600 I(4* Minneapolis „„ 5 4 .556 2 Charleston 2 5 -286 4 Western Division W. L. Pct. G.B. Denver , 6 2 .750 — Dallas 4 4 .500 2 Houston 4 5 .444 214 Omaha 2 6 .250 3 Fort Worth .... 1 8 .111 4& Tuesday's Results Indianapolis 7, Omaha 0. Dallas 4, Minneapolis 3. Denver 7, Fort Worth 6. Louisville 3, Charleston 2. Houston 6, St. Paul 5.

County Junior High Meet Is Set Saturday The first Adams county junior high school track meet in history will be held at toe Adams Central field Saturday morning, beginning at 9 o’clock. The tourney is sponsored by the county principals and coaches at&eiation. Amzie Miller, Adams Central coach and vice president of the association, stated this morning that all junior high schools in the county have been invited to participate, five of them to date have filed entries in toe meet Schools entered to date are Adafns Central, Decatur, Monmouth, Pleasant Mills and Jefferson. Replies have not been received as yet from Decatur St. Joseph’s, Berne, Hartford and Geneva. A trophy will be presented to the team champion and ribbons to the top five finishers in each event. There will be no admission charged and the public is invited to attend. The order of events is as follows: 9-a. m.—Field events. 9:45—120-yard low hurdles. 10:00—50-yard dash. 10:15—440-yard run. 10:30—100-yard dash. 10:45—880-yard run. 11:00—220-yard dash. 11:15 —440-yard relay. 11:25 —Half-miles relay.

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Angola Man Beats Amateur Medalist . PINEHURST, N.C. (UPD-Dr. W. R. Aldrich, Angola, Ind., defeated medalist Dave Smith, Gastonia, N.C., 2 and 1, Tuesday in the opening round of toe North and South amateur golf tournament. Aldrich and Smith turned the first nine even but Smith lost toe 12th hole to a part four when he was bunkered. He went two down when he three-putted toe 13th. Smith won the 14th with a par four but fell back When he lost the 16th on a three-putt from the edge of the green. Aldrich blasted onto the green on the 17th and won the match. Dave Morey, Indianapolis, took 23 holes to beat Smith’s brother, Charlie, 1-up. Smith toree-putted from about 80 feet on the fifth extra hole but Morey won it with a par after the first four left them deadlocked. Pete Dye, Indianapolis, was the only one of three who won sudden death playoffs early Tuesday in a fight to break a 12-way tie to survive. Dye beat John D. Nash, London, Ont., 6 and 5.

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Major League Leaders United Press International National League \ Player & Club GABR HPct. Aaron, Milw. 7 30 8 17 .567 Demeter, L.A. 9 34 9 14 .412 Cepeda, S.F. 11 47 9 17 .362 Alou, S.F. 9 36 6 13 .361 Dark, Chi. 6 25 5 9 .360 American League Strkind, Cleve. 8 27 6 12 .444 Kaline, Det. 8 34 2 15 .441 Howard, N.Y.Y. 6 26 3 11‘.423 Power, Cleve. 8 31 9 13 .419 Bertoia, Wash. 9 37 6 15 .405 Runs Batted In National League— Demeter, Dodgers 14; Cepeda, Giants 14; Banks, Cubs 12; Robinson, Reds 10; Pinson, Reds 10. American League— Triandos, Orioles 14; Skowron. Yankees 11; Held, Indians 10; Minoso, Indians 9; Stephens, Red Sox 9. Home Runs National League— Demeter. Dodgers 6; Cepeda, Giants 5; Alou, Giants 4; Banks, Cubs 4: Mathews, Braves 3; Robinson, Reds 3. American League— Held, Indians 5; Triandos, Orioles 4; Minoso, Indians 3; Yost, Tigers 3; Power, Indians 3; Bertoia, Senators 3. Pitching National League — Antonelli,

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