Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 269, Decatur, Adams County, 14 November 1959 — Page 6

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Berne Edged By Portland Friday Night The Portland Panthers made the formal opening of their brand new gym • a joyous occasion Friday night bv edging the Berne Bears. 48-46, after trailing at the halftime intermission. —The Panthers held a scant onepoint margin. 13-12. at the end of , the first quarter, but the Bears I came back in the second period to take a 26-21 lead into the dressing room. The Bears, however, scored only five points in the third quarter and Portland moved to a 36-31 bulge, at the end of the period, hanging on in the last eight minutes for their narrow victory. Engle was just about the whole offensive show for the Panthers with 19 points. The Bears had wellbalanced scoring. Roger Graber had 12 points, Jim Hall and Dick Smith 11 each, and Phil Sprunger 10. The Bears will be without the services for the first few games of Rod Schw’artz, their high-scoring center from last season. Schwartz, who underwent an operation several weeks ago, began light workouts this week. The Bears will open their home season Tuesday night against the Pleasant Mills Spartans, and travel to Leo Saturday night. Portland FG FT TP Engle 8 3 .19 Hanlin .2 0 4 Fryburger 2 2 6 Freeman 2 5 9 Blankenbaker2 0 4 Puckett 10 2 McAbee —2 0 4

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Adams Central at Hoagland. Monmouth vs Petroleum at Bluffton. McConochy —0 0 0 TOTALS 19 10 48 Berne FG FT TP Blum 1 0 2 Sprunger ...3 4 10 Smith .... -3 5 11 Hill- 5 1 11 Graber6 0 12 Von Gunteno 0 0 TOTALS 18 10 46 Officials; Caton, Fredericks Preliminary Berne, 32-30 (overtime). College Football Miami, Fla. 26. South Carolina 6. UCLA 21. North Carolina State 12. Northeast Missouri State 38, Bradley 8. Missouri Valley 14, Emporia 7. High School Football South Bend Central 14, East Chicago Roosevelt 7. Indianapolis Shortridge 14, Indianapolis Tech 7. Indianapolis Attucks 7, Indianapolis Central 7 (tie). Indianapolis Cathedral 41, Indianapolis Manual 7. Indianapolis Howe 39, Indianapolis Scecina 13. Evansville Memorial 20, Vincennes 19. Evansville North 13, Evansville Reitz 0. '

Ossian Bears I Down Eagles Friday Night I The Ossian Bears, jumping to an ] early start, defeated the Mon-1 , mouth Eagles, 74-48, at the Mon- , mouth gym Friday night. The Wells county team piled up a 22-8 margin at the first quarter, led at the half, 37-21, and ai the third period, 54-34. Ossian used 11 players, with all breaking into the scoring column, paced by Archbold and Craig with 14 points each and D. Gammer j with 13. Dick Bulmahn tallied 151 and Waldo Bultemeier 12 for the j Eagles. The Eagles will meet the Petroleum Panthers at the Bluffton community gym tonight, and will play at Monroeville Wednesday. Ossian FG FT TP Geisel— -1 3 5 Diehllo 2 Smith 2 4 8, Biberstein .. 1 0 2 D. Gemmer 4 5 13 Buuck3 17 Archbold.4 6 14' Woodward 113 J. Gemmer 1 0 2 Mann 0 4 4 i Craig 4 6 14 TOTALS 22 30 74 Monmouth FG FT TP Singleton .13 5 E. Bulmahn 1 4 61 D. Bieberich 2 0 41 L. Bieberich 10 2 Carro 4 4 Bultemeier6 0 12 D. Bulmahn6 3 15 TOTALS 17 14 48 i Officials: Reed, Reynolds

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Harlan Hawks Beat Spartans Friday Night The Pleasant Mills Spartans suf- ; sured their third loss in as many starts, losing a 72-40 decision to the Harlan Hawks/at the Pleasant Mills gym, Friday night. Harlan held only a narrow threepoint margin, 10-7. at the end of the first quarter, but the Hawks boosted their advantage to 28-17 at the half and 49-29 at the third period. The Hawks had four players in ■ double figures, led by Hall with 19 I points. Jack Butler tallied 16 as the only Spartan to exceed the 10point mark. The Spartans will meet the Bears at Berne Tuesday night in their only game next week. Harlan FG FT TP | Stauffer 2 4 8 Fogel 6 0 12 I Yontz 113 ; Stiver 6 4 16 Moore Oil , Hall 9 1 19 ' DeLong 6 1 13 TOTALS 30 12 72 Pleasant Mills FG FT TP ■ Jackson 0 2 2 I Brunner 3 17 Daniels 0 2 2 Archer 0 0 0 Ohler l 1 0 2 Butler 7 2 16 McGill 2 0 4 | Deatho 11 Snyder 2 2 6 TOTALS 15 10 40 Officials: Lee, Lord Preliminary | Harlan. 28-23

Bowling Scores Sportsman’s League W L Pts, Chamber of Com. . 26 4 36 Brazill’s Knights ... 22 8 30 Limberlost Archery 23% 6% 32% Bills Cornerlß 12 24 Lengerich’s Butcher 13 17 18 Moosel2 18 1* K. of C. 12% 17% 14% Decatur Lumber Co. 9 21 12 Hurst Cigar Store 8 22 10 Mies Recreation . r . 3 27 3 High games: D. Macklin 205, J. Kohne 201. High series, D. Macklin 546, D. Mies 539, J. Baker 534, J. Kohne 524. Central Soya League W L Pts. Wonders 25 8 35 Feed Mill2l 13 28 Far in Supply . 21 —l2 26 Crew Cuts ..16 17 24 Spares 18 15 23 Elevator 15 18 20 Master Mixers 13 20 18 Blue Prints„ 13 20 17% Lab ~ 11 20 17% Dubs 10 23 11 Wednesday night’s results: Crew Cuts 4, Spares 0; Feed Mill 4. Blue Prints 0; Master Mixers 3, Elevator 1; Wonders 3, Farm Supply 1; Lab 3, Dubs 1. High games and series: Blowers 192, L'. Mac Lean 188, G. Thatcher 188, Sprowl 188, Gerber 191. Galbreath 173, D. Hirschey 176, R. Friend 191, D. Abbott 170, Zwicki 181, Cochran 189 <503), R. Shoup 174. Women’s Minor League W L Pts. Petrie 0i1.... 19 8 26 Girardot Standard ..17 10 22 Citizens Telephone. 16 11 22 First State Bankls 12 20 Kent Realty 13% 13% 16% Pastime Music .•12 15 16 Burke Insurance .. 12 15 15% Treon’s 12 15 15% Krick-Tyndalllo% 16% 13% Arnold Lumber Co. 9 18 13 High games: L. Clay 171, N. [ Bodie 169, R. Walters 171. British Heir Marks His 11th Birthday LONDON <UPI) — Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, celebrated his 11th birthday today with- his classmates at exclusive Cheam School. The royal family made little fuss about Charles’ birthday. His mother, Queen Elizabeth, who is expecting her third child early next year, ■was weekending at Windsor Gastle. His father and sister, Prince Philip and Princess Anne,„9f ujere in 'Kent for the week end With, the Queen’s cousins, Lord and Lady ißrabpurne.

UCLA Winner Friday Night By 2112 Score By FRED DOWN United Press International The free-for-all battles for conference titles and bowl berths go into their next-to-last week of frantic action today with Syracuse, Texas and Clemson in the strongest positions to nail down bids. Only a loss to 36-point underdog Colgate — which would rank as the season’s No. 1 upset to date — can derail nationally-top ranked Syracuse while Texas and Clemson can clinch at least ties for the Southwestern and Atlantic Coast conference titles. The Southwest winner goes to the Cotton Bowl and the Atlantic Coast victor is a possibility for the Sugar or Orange. Second-ranked Texas is a sixpoint favorite, over Texas Christian in one of the Southwest’s annual “big ones’’ and Clemson, 5-0 in ACC competition, is 14 points over Maryland. The Big Ten and West Coast races are expected to continue deadlocked but there’s liable to be a big blowup in the Southeastern Conference. In the Big Ten Wisconsin is favored over Illinois and Northwestern is picked over Michigan State in results that would leave them tied for the league lead. Georgia, unbeaten in the Southeastern Conference, is an underdog to Auburn, however, which means that once - beaten Louisiana State, Mississippi and Georgia Tech can. enhance their title chances. UCLA Tops NCS LSU. beaten for the first time in 20 games last Saturday, i« figured to bounce back with a vengeance against Mississippi State in a night game; Mississippi is rated nine points over Tennessee, the team whch upset LSU and Georgia Tech is six points over Alabama. In Friday night action. Bill Kilmer, a jackof-all-<backfield)-trades passed for two touchdowns, while his understudy Skip Smith ran ■7O yards for another to give UCLA a 21-12 win over North Carolina State. In other Friday night action, Miami, Fla- defeated South Carolina 26-6; Gustavus topped Kearney 27-lg; Arkansas Tech wallopped Oachita 40-12; North East Missouri trounced Bradley 38-8 and -Missouri Valley edged Emporia 14-7. In today’s Big Eight, where the runnerup goes to the Orange Bowl provided Oklahoma wins the conference title, Colorado is a threepoint underdog against Nebraska. A Colorado victory, however, would virtually put the Buffaloes in the Orange Bowl. Baylor Is Underdog Southern California is a 14-point pick over Baylor and North Texas State is favored over Tulsa. Syracuse, Texas, U. S. C. and North Texas State are the only remaining unbeaten and untied major powers. Oklahoma is a seven-point choice over Army and Notre Dame is a three-point favorite over Navy in two of the day’s top intersectional clashes while Pennsylvania is favored over Columbia by 16 points and Dartmouth is eight points over Cornell in Ivy League features. Delaware, the Middle Atlantic Conference leader, faces Bowling Green, the mid-American leader, in one of the season’s top small college games. Delaware is ranked first and Bowling Green third in the UPI small college ratings. Each has a 7-0 record. Southern Methodist is rated six points over Arkansas, lowa is six over Ohio State, Duke seven over Wake Forest, Harvard 10 over Brown and Missouri 21 over Kansas State in other features.

Redskins Fullback Ready For Action WASHINGTON (UPI) — Fullback Don Bosseler, who suffered a groin injury last Sunday against the Baltimore Colts, will be ready to play Sunday when the Washington Redskins tangle with the Cleveland Browns.

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Gorillas Win Over Chester Friday Night Hartford’s Gorillas scored their third victory in four starts Friday night, whipping the Chester Center Indians, 72-38, at the Bluffton community building gym. The Gorillas held a 15-10 lead at the first quarter, a 30-20 margin at the half, and zoomed the advantage to 50-24 at the third period. Phil Hoover paced Hartford with 21 points while Zuercher and Moser each tallied 10. Maddox scored 15 points for Chester, who had only seven field goals but converted 24 of 31 free throw attempts. 1716 Gorillas will host the Bryant Owls at Hartford next Friday night. Hartford FG FT TP Zuercher 4 2 10 Hoover 9 3 21 Moser Grogg —- 113 P. Habegger - 2 3 7 Wittwer .... 2 3 7 Runkel 4 0 8 R. Habeggerl4 6 Lindsayo 0 0 Fields 0 0 0 TOTALS 26 20 72 Chester Center FG FT TP Gearhart 0 2 2 Lacoyo 2 2 Gilbert 16 8 Vasama ...22 2 6 Maddox 3 9 15 M. Gearhart —-0 3 3 Brownlo 2 TOTALS 7 24 38 Officials: Witte, Hettensperger. Preliminary Chesetr Center. 33 - 19. High School Basketball Hoagland 62, Monroeville 54. Leo 56, Lafayette Central 46. Arcola 57, Woodlan 46. Bluffton 68, Hartford City 54. Lancaster Central 59, Rockcreek 47. Angola 64, LaGrange 56. Garrett 47, Ashley 41. Albion 51, Kendallville 39. Petroleum 66. Gray 38. Waterloo 69, Butler 61 (overtime) „ Churubusco 73, Roanoke 56. Celina I. C. 80, Wren 56. Willshire 55, Hoaglin-Jackson 54 (overtime). Convoy-Union 71, Ohio City-Liberty 53. Madison 104, Vevay 54. Anderson Madison Heights 88, Anderson St. Mary’s 59. Franklin 73, Warren Central 51. Silver Creek 68, Seymour 64. Mitchell 86, Greencastle 47. Jasper 69, Salem 45. Milan 60, Osgood 56. Middletown 77, Mississinewa 55. Nappanee 65, Warsaw 51. Springs Valley 67, Shawswick 63. Montpelier 47, Van Buren 44.

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Cardinals Win Second In Row Friday Night The Geneva Cardinals racked up their second win in as many tries this season by defeating Royerton, 48-43, at the Royerton gym Friday night. The Cardinals led at the first quarter, 11-7, but trailed at the ~ half, 25-24. Geneva was back in front at the third period, 33-30, and stayed ahead throughout the final eight minutes. The Cardinals had three players in double figures, led by Doyle Long with 18 points. Hatfield of Royerton was the game’s top scorer with 23 markers. Geneva will play at Montpelier Friday night. Geneva FG FT TP • Dynes ------ — 0 3 3 Sprunger 0 0 0 Litmer - 2 0 4 Baumer 4 2 10 Laux 6 1 13 Long 6 6 18 TOTALS £<lß 12 48 Royerton FG FT TP Unger 2 2 6 Stoner 1 0 2 Johnson 0 0 0 Hatfield - 9 5 23 Grayl2 4 Pease ... 3 2 8 TOTALS ...16 11 43 Officials. Cardy, Nelson. Preliminary Royerton, 30 - 29. Giants Quarterback Is Still Sidelined NEW YORK (UPD — Charley Conerly, the New York Giant’s No. 1 quarterback, is moving around much better on his injured ankle today but there is only a faint chance that he will be able to play Sunday when the Eastern Division leaders of the National Football League play host to the Pittsburgh Steelers. If you have something to sei’ or roonrp for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results. . 'L.

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