Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 11 November 1959 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 195#

Adams Central Greyhounds Are Handed Defeat The Adams Central Greyhounds, who opened their season last week with an easy victory, were downed by Churubusco, 76-62, at the Churubusco gym Tuesday night. Churubusco built up an eightpoint advantage, 35-27, at the end of the first half, and increased its lead to 14 points before the final gun. The winners had three players in double figures, paced by Fromm with 29 points. Yates scored 21 markers and Egolf, 13. Larry Foreman led the Greyhounds with 22 points, with Dick Steiner adding 11. The Greyhounds will meet the Hoagland Wildcats at Hoagland Saturday night. Churubusco FG FT TP Straub ....x—. 2 15 Robbins w. 2 0 4 Fromm — 8 13 29 Yates !--- 8 5 21 Bonar Oil Egolf 5 3 13 Shoda -1 1 3 Green 0 0 0 TOTALS 26 24 76 Adams Central FG FT TP Steiner 3 5 11 Brown ... 4 19 Striker — 3 17 L Funk 0 2 2 Foreman 9 4 22 J. Funk .... 10 2 Hirschy ' 2 15 Stickler — 10 2 Schwartz 1 0 2 Hart 0 0 0 Yager.- -— 0 0 0 TOTALS .... r 24 14 62 Preliminary Churubusco, 49-48 (overtime.) Indiana Big Three Picked As Winners NEW YORK (UPD — New York odds-makers have picked Indiana’s "Big Three” college football teams to win their games Saturday. Purdue was a 13-point choice over Minnesota. Indiana was favored by-3 points over Michigan, and Notre Dame was also a 3 point favorite to defeat Pittsburgh. Youngster Signed By Philadelphia Phillies PHILADELPHIA (UPD - The Philadelphia Phillies outbid five other major league clubs Tuesday in signing outfielder William Delessandro to a 1960 contract. Dellesandro, 17, of the Reading. Pa., Junior American Legion team, will be assigned to a club after spring training next year. Pro Basketbail Boston 128, Detroit 109. Philadelphia 126, New York 125. St. Louis 134, Minneapolis 105.

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams » Friday Ossian at Monmouth. Harlan at Pleasant Mills. Berne at Portland. Hartford vs Chester Center at Bluffton. Geneva at Royerton. Saturday Adams Central at Hoagland. Monmouth at Petroleum. | Today's Sport Parade | (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) United Press International SAN FRANCISCO (UPD — Fraley’s follies and the week, end football “winners” — and, once again, thank goodness Grandma taught me never to wager on such unpredictables.” Game Os The Week Northwestern over Michigan State—The Spartans are a team which has looked alternately great and pitiful This could be one of their good weeks but Northwestern should make the big bounce back after blowing its perfect record. Syracuse over Colgate — Too much all around. Notre Dame over Pitt -— On a hunch. Penn over Columbia — Murder up front. Harvard over Brown—The Cantabs found themselves. ' ALSO: Boston College over Boston U., Navy over George Washington, Dartmouth over Cornell, Penn State over Holy Cross, Yale over Princeton, Bucknell over Temple, Buffalo over Gettysburg. Lehigh over Davidson, Lafayette over Tufts, Rutgers over Villanova. MIDWEST Oklahoma over Army—lnjuries have cost the Cadets too much. Wisconsin over Illinois—A bone crusher. Purdue over Minnesota — Regaining stride. Indiana over Michigan — A real tossup. Also: lowa over Ohio State. Kansas over Oklahoma State, Missouri over Kansas State, Nebraska over Colorado, Bowling Green over Delaware and Miami over Dayton. WEST USC over Baylor—Pride of the West. California over Washington — The blueplate special. UCLA over North Carolma, State —Drop in class. Oreton State over Stanford—Not much to choose. Also: Oregon over Washington State, COP over Idaho, Air Force over Arizona, Colorado State over Utah. Utah State over Denver and Wyoming over New Mexico. SOUTH Auburn over Georgia — Backyard toughieGeorgia Tech over Alabama— A shade the better. Mississippi over Tennessee — Letdown after that big win. LSU over Mississippi State — The big bounce. Also: Clemson over Maryland, Duke over Wake Forest, North Carolina over Virginia, Kentucky over Xavier, Florida State over W & M. West Virginia over VPI. Vmi over Citadel, Miami over South Carolina and Vanderbilt over Tulane. SOUTHWEST Texas over TCU — Driving for the big season. SMU over Arkansas — Depends on the bounce of the ball. Rice over Texas Aggies—Could go either way. Also: Houston over Texas Tech. Abilene Christian over Texas Western, Brigham Young over Arizona State, Hardin Simmons over New Mexico State, North Texas State over Tulsa and Trinity over West Texas State.

Chicago Bears Favorites To Defeat Frisco By EARL WRIGHT United Press International The Chicago Bears are favored to tighten Up the National Football League’s Western Division race Sunday by defeating the San Francisco Forty-Niners at Chica- . go’s Wrigley Field. San Francisco (6-1) _is a twopoint underdog although it leads the Western Division by two games while the Bears’ (3-4) are tied for third with the Green Bay Packers. The second-place Baltimore Colts (4-3) are 9% point favorites to whip the Packers at Milwaukee. The New York Giants (6-1) are 2% point choices to protect their one-game Eastern lead over the Cleveland Browns (5-2) by downing the Pittsburgh Steelers (2-4-1) at Yankee Stadium. The Browns are 7% point favorites for their game with the Redskins (3-4) at Washington. Eagles Over Cardinals The Eagles (4-3) are four-point choices to down the Chicago Cardinals (2-5) at Philadelphia. In Sunday’s other game, the Los Angeles Rams (2-5) are 2% point choices to defeat the Lions (<-5-1) at Detroit. The Bears entertain the FortyNiner team that edged them last month at San Francisco, 20-17, when R. C Owens leaped and caught Y. A. Tittle’s 46-yard pass in the end zone with 61 seconds to go. The Forty-Niners have won four in a row while the Bears won their last two starts. Baltimore lost to the Browns and Redskins in its last two games and must bounce back quickly to retain the Western Division title and a chance to defend its league crown in the championship game. The Colts tackle a Green Bay team that has lost four straight since winning its first three games, The Packers bowed at Baltimore last month, 38-21. Giant Quarterbacks Ready Charley Conerly and George Shaw, New York’s top quarterbacks. are nursing injuries but may recover sufficiently to play against Pittsburgh. The Giants were ‘fortunate to gain a 21-16 vic- ■ lory "last month at Pittsburgh. The Giants have won their last ' five games, the league’s longest current victory string. Washington probably did coach ’ Paul Brown a favor by defeating Baltimore last Sunday. That upset should help get his Browns in a serious mood for a Redskin team they downed at Cleveland, . 34-7. Don Bosseler, Washington’s fullback, is injured. The Eagles entertain a Cardinal team they edged earlier in the season, 28-24, after trailing 24-0 in the third period. The Rams-Lions clash also is a return match. The Lions upset the Rams , at Los Angeles, 17-7. i Tug Wilson Backs Up Game Officials CHICAGO (UPD—lndiana foot- ‘ ball coach Phil Dickens received little sympathy from Big Ten > Commissioner Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson Tuesday concerning Indi1 ana’s complaint that they were “robbed” of a touchdown in the ’ Ohio State -game last Saturday. Wilson backed up the officials ’ who ruled that Hoosier fullback ’ Vic Jones did not cross the goal 1 line with the ball in the second ’ period. The game was played to a scoreless tie. However, Dickens said his movies showed “without a shadow i of doubt” that Jones made it into ] the end zone, and earlier referred • to the officiating as “sickening.” [ “Nothing I have seen,” Wilson i told the football writers meeting, “would make me think the officials didn’t make the right call. .“I was interested in the pictures to see whether the officials 1 were in the proper position,” skid ! Wilson. "And they were. Right on i the goal line and in the best posi- ! tion to judge ” i Wilson said the camera was high over the field and 30 yards from the goal line, thus presenting a distorted angle. He added that I he had studied “a dozen still pic--1 tures” of the disputed play and ! would look at film clips later. But the commissioner pointed J out that he could do nothing about > the incident, anyway, regardless ' of what the pictures showed.

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SI. Joseph Opens Season With Win St. Joseph of Decatur opened its 1959-60 season Tuesday night, de; feating Monmouth junior high, 3125, at the Catholic school gym. The teams were tied at 4-4 at the first quarter, but the Pirates led at the half, 18-9, and at the third period, 22-15. Kohne was the leading scorer for St. Joseph with 15 points, while Flemming topped Monmouth with eight. St. Joseph FG FT TP Kohne ... 71 15 Harshman 0 0 0 Girardot 0 0 0 Hess 113 Myers , 0 0 0 Peterson . - 0 0 0 McGill - 2 0 4 Schultz .... 0 0 0 Lose 10 2 Omlor . 113 Gase 10 2 Blythe 10 2 TOTALS 14 3 31 Monmouth FG FT TP Flemming .1 3 2 8 Battenberg 2 2 6 Liby —- 2 15 Brandt — — 10 2 Bird - 12 4 King 0 0 0 Auer 0 0 0 Hakes 0 0 0 Halberstadt 0 0 0 Fuhrman .. 0 0 0 TOTALS 9 7 25 Johnson And Ray In TV Battle Tonight CHICAGO (UPD — Harold Johnson, the No- 1 challenger to Champion Archie Moore in the light heavyweight class, fights a “Thanksgiving” match atainst Sonny Ray tonight, two Weeks early. His battle with Ray, sixth ranked among the 175 pounders, will be in front of the television cameras, and Johnson was thankful he had the chance for a better payday-than usual. ‘lt’s Thnksgiving for me,** be said, “because it’ll give me the money to have a Thanksgiving Day. I can’t get enough fights to eat on most of the time.” Actually it’ll be Johnson's llht fight in four years, and he’ll be defending a 10 fight winning streak. It will be his second ap.pearance on TV in the past 12 months and his fifth on a “be impressive” campaign to force Moore to give him another title chance. “It’s the only way out,” he said. “I don’t think Moore can duck me much longer. I’ve challenged everybody in the heavyweights and they won’t fight me, and I’ve fought everybody in the light beavweights. “All I can do is create public demand, and all I can do to do that is be impressive in every fight. It’s pretty hard to do that if you have to lay off seven or eight months between every fight.” Attends Preview Os 1960 Appliance Line Ray Fager, of Fager’s Appliance and Sporting Goods Store, returned late Tuesday from a two-day visit at Louisville, Ky., where he was given a preview of the 1960 General Electric appliance line. He joined other retailers from the Toledo and Fort Wayne area at Fort Wayne, and was flown down Monday and back Tuesday, after tour the 8,000 man plant there, and examining all of the appliances designed for the “Golden Sixties." Abandon Plans For Rochester Recount ROCHESTER, Ind. (UPD — Charles Jones, a Democrat who lost his race for mayor of Rochester to Republican Ray Myers by 16 votes last week, announced Tuesday he will not ask for a recount. Jones originally spurned the idea of a recount but left the decision to party officials, who decided not to contest Myers’ election.

Gorillas Lose To Rockcreek Tuesday Night The Hartford Gorillas, although outscoring their opponents from the field, were defeated by the Rockcreek Dodgers, 61-57, at the Bluffton community building gym Tuesday night It was the first loss for the Gorillas after winning their first two starts of the season. Hartford held a 16-7 lead at the end of the first quarter, but Rockcreek rallied for a 31-26 advantage at the half. The Gorillas staged a third-quarter rally and went into the final period with a 44-43 margin, but could not hold the lead. Phil Hoover and Tom Moser led the Gorillas with 17 and 16 points, respectively, while Strouse tallied 19 and Hill 16 for the Wells county team. Hartford outscored Rockcreek from the field, 24-21, but the Gorillas converted only nine free throws to 19 for their foes. The Gorillas return to the Bluffton gym Friday night, meeting the Chester Center Indians. Rockcreek FG FT TP Freds 113 Strouse 6 7 19 Brickley 3 2 8 Hill 7 2 16 Espich 17 9 Thompson 2 0 4 Kouts 10 2 TOTALS 21 19 61 Hartford FG FT TP Runkel 0 11 Zuercher 10 2 Moser 6 4 16 Hoover 8 1 17 Grogg ..... 3 2 8 Wittwer 10 2 P. Habegger 5 1 11 TOTALS 24 9 57 Officials: Campbell, Gettys. Preliminary Rockcreek, 32 - 13. Motorist Arrested On Speeding Charge Chris H. Schwartz, 27, of 518 Mercer, Decatur, was arrested by city police today at 7:20 a.m. for speeding on Winchester street. He will appear in justice of the peace court Saturday at 10 a.m. to answer thgeharge. Boy Fatally Injured When Auto Hits Tree RICHMOND, Ind. (UPD — BUI Lee Statffon, 17, Liberty, died in Reid Memorial Hospital here today of injuries sustained Tuesday night when his car went off Ind. 101 one mUe south of Roseburgh and hit a tree. Hockev Results National League Toronto 3, Chicago 1. International League Toledo 4, Fort Wayne 3. Bowling Scores Classic League W L Pts Budget Loan Co. .— 22 8 30 West End Rest. 20 10 26 Leland Smith Ins 18 12 25 Peterson Grain Co. ..17 13 23 Ortho Shoe Clinic .... 16 14 20 Decatur Farms 15 15 20 Acker Cement 14 16 19 Don’s Texaco Service 12 18 16 Gerber's Super Mark. 9 21 12 Kelly’s Dry Cleaners 7 23 9 High scores'. RoUy Ladd 602 (187, 214, 201). High games: F. Hoffman 214, T. Fennig 216, L. Reef 213, 210, G. Schultz 206, R. Werling 214. 205, C. Melcher 235, W. Schlauoraff 205, A. Erxleben 203, R. Eyanson 201, 215, C. Snider 200, C. Baker 213, A. Zelt 206, W. Petrie 204. Women’s Major League Z W L Pts. Two Brothers 20 7 27 Three Kings 17 10 22 Adams Trailer 15 12 19 Hoagland Lumber .. 14 13 18 Mirror Inn 12 15 18 West End .., 13% 13% 17% Ideal Dairy 12 15 16 Shaffer’s Restaurant 10% 16% 15% Smiths Pure Milk .. 12 15 15 Gene’s Mobile 9 18 12 High series: A. Gage 521, I. Bowmu 504. nigh games: A. Gage 217, H. McClure 189, A. Harman 181, M. Ladd 174, I. Bowman 171, L. CaU 171, E. Gallmeyer 170. Splits converted: M. Sheets 5-7-9, M. Ladd 6-7-0, O. Myers 5-8-10.

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Hugh O'Brian May Be In Broadway Musical By VERNON SCOTT HOLLY WOOD (UPI) H ere’sb CPI Hollywood Correspondent f HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Here’s an unusual bit of hews: Hugh (Wyatt Earp) O’Brian is a good bet to replace Robert Preston this winter in Broadway’s sensational hit “Music Man.” “Hugh O’Brian?” you ask incredulously. "Yep,” says Hugh. "Me.” Believe it or not, there was a time when the rugged horse opera hero was sort of a male Jayne Mansfield. He posed for beefcake publicity pictures, dated starlets and couldn’t find work. Acted In Little Theater To fill his spare time, the trapjawed muscle-bound O’Brian acted in little theater projects looking for the big break. When the “Earp” series came along Hugh hopped in the saddle and rode off to glory. But now, after five years of wearing a tin badge, the lustre has dimmed and Hugh pines for the stage and New York’s bright lights. • He puts it this way, “I’m tired of saddles and sweat. I think a little satin, sex and sophistication would be mighty nice for a change. “Sure, the critics and audiences have a temptation to make fun of western actors. But just because a guy stars in an action series doesn’t mean he has limited acting ability. Turns Down Producers "New York have approached me many times to do Broadway shows, but I’ve turned them down.” "I still have two years to go on my “Earp” series and once the contract runs out I’ll be be ready to head east for a musical or comedy.” Then how come you might do “Music Man” this winter? Hugh? “Because I will have six months off between the first show of next season and the last show this season,” he explained. “Preston is expected to take off for six months — between Dec. 17 and July 4 _ which is exactly the time I will have off myself.” Wade Walker Named To Coach South Stars MIAMI (UPI) — Wade. Walker, Mississippi State head coach, will direct the South squad in the 14th annual North-South College AllStar Game in the Orange Bowl Dec. 26. Army Coach Dale Hall will coach the North team.

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High School Basketball Huntertown 51, Monroeville 49. Columbia City 75, Butler 56. Union (Huntington) 81, Rockcreek (Huntington) 63.

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Warren Man Killed In Three-Car Crash HUNTINGTON, Ind. (UPI) — Richard Karat,. 40, Warren, was killed today in a three-car collision at the intersection of twd state highways near here. The accident occurred at the intersection of Ind. 3 and Ind. 124 southeast of Huntington. Authorities said Karst's car was struck by a car driven by Charles Kaiser, Fort Wayne, and the hurtling vehicles struck a third car driven by Samuel Gregory, Evansville. HELP—HELP—HELP HELP WANTED - 593 Decatur citizens to help finish up the Community Fund Drive by each sending $1 to James Basham, £27 Limber lost Trail. 266 It

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