Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 10, Decatur, Adams County, 13 January 1960 — Page 7

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Adams County Tourney Opens Thursday Night At AdamsJlCentral Gym

Th» *••**«“ BpMt*a« »nd Commodores will op** firing t* the annual Adam* county rTVp-" tourney .1 T •’clodi Thurwtoy •v*oln* *t tb* Adams Central fjmjIn Ylmradaya **«*»d £ | 15 •‘Clock, the Bern* Bear* will meet tb* Monmouth Ei|h». pigy will mum* Friday evo* nlng. w*h the championship gam# of tto arcond team tourney at 7 o'clock, followed by the Geneva Carding* 1 agalMt the Adam* Cew tral Gwyhwmds at •:« p.m. Seml-Baala will be held Saturday afternoon. Whiner* of the Thurw day night gam a* wUI meet In the first aeml-fWal at 1 p m. Saturday. ' Hartford, the defending champion, drew the bye and will meet the winner of the Ge*eva-Adam* Central game In the seeond aaonJ-final at 2:15. The championship game will be played at 1:15 p.m. Saturday. Ticket* On Sale Season tickets, priced at *2 for the four-session tourney, are on sale at all seven competing schools. Single session tickets, priced at » cents. wiU be on sain only at the Adams Central gyral box office, immediately prior to each session. Kenneth Van Emon, principal of the Hartford Center high school. Is manager of the 1960 tourney, and Adams Central will have charge of the concessions this year. Tourney officials will be Baldwin and Yohler. both of Muncie. Trophies for the champions of both first team and second team tourneys are awarded annually by the Decatur Dally Democrat, and Vill be presented by Gall GrabUl, county school superintendent, Immediately following the final game Saturday night. Grabill will also present the Everett Rice sportsmanship trophy, donated 6y Robert Monniner, after the final game. The Limberlost bell, traveling trophy of the Adams county schools, and now held by Adams Central, will also go to the county champion for possession until defeated by another county team, with the exception of sectional tourney play, when no trophies may be awarded, under rules of the IHSAA. Dial 2-2171 For Scores A special telephone is being in-; stalled in the press box at the Adams Central gym for use of the Daily Democrat, and scores will be called to this office at the end of each quarter. Fans may receive these latest scores by dialing the Daily Demo-crat-Citizens Telephone news recorder, number 3-2171. Please do not call the regular office number for scores. Hie semi-finals and final game of the tourney Saturday will be broadcast over radio station WGL, Fort Wayne, with Len Davis at the microphone. There will be no broadcasts of the Thursday and Friday sessions. Merchandise Trap Shoot Set Sunday The St. Mary’s-Blne Creek conservation club will hold a merchandise trap shoot at the club grounds Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Hie grounds are located one mile west of Wiltshire, 0., on state highway 124. t -

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Muncie Central Is Unanimous Pick For Top By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Frees International INDIANAPOLIS iUPD -Muncie Central ruled the roost today in Indiana high school basketball with the second straight perfect score from the United Press International coaches' board. It was the fourth straight time this season and seventh overall for the battling Bearcats in in the state-wide ratings. All 15 ballots had the unbeaten ft-game winner# in first spot for {a clean sweep and 126 points. The balloting was for games through last Saturday. Muncie hopes 'to be two scalps richer by Saturday night with road games at Anderson and South Bend Central. Every other “Big 10” berth changed hands, however, and the biggest switch had Gary Roosevelt in sixth place. The Panthers, beaten only by Froebel of the Steel City early in the season, were upgraded from llth place after knocking . East Chicago Washington from the perfect ranks last Friday. 75-71. Second-Place Tie Four other teams moved up— Kokomo from fourth to second for a tie with Madison, which was third last week; Michigan City from sixth to fifth and Indianapolis Tech from ninth to eighth. Rushville. bounced from the undefeated category at Seymour last Friday, 79-75, was demoted from seventh to llth, and East Chicago, Jasper. Bloomington and Indianapolis Attucks also slipped. East Chicago was dropped from second to fourth. Jasper from fifth to seventh, Bloomington from eighth to ninth, and Attucks, idle since the Indianapolis holiday j tourney, from ninth to 19th. Blaoq>io#qP and Jasper skidded slightly although both were victorious last week. The board of experts nominated only 19 teams this week, the smallest number all season. Dropped were Fort Wayne North, Goshen. Logansport, Concor d. North Central (Marion). North Judson, Middlebury. LaPorte. Lafayette and Evansville Bosse. Lions Lead Second 10 The breakdown with first, places and total points: 1. Muncie Central (18) 180 2. Madison and Kokomo 4. East Chicago Washington. .121 5. Michigan City - 74 6. Gary Roosevelt ™ l\ Indianapolis Tech -1-- 33 9. Bloomington --“I 10 Indianapolis Attueks 11 Rushville 23; 12. Indianapolis Manual 20; 13. New Albany 4; 14. Jeffersonville, Fort Wayne Central 3; 16. El wood, Fort Wayne Catholic 2; 18. Vincennes, Bainbridge 1. ,

Jackets Host 2nd Team Meet Jan. 23 Paul Bevelhimer. head basketball coach at the Decatur high school, and Bill MoColly. assistant coach, have announced plane fore four-team invitational second teem tourney, to he held at the Decatur high school gym Saturday morning and afternoon. Jan.: 23 Teams competing la addition to the Yellow Jackets are Fort Wayne Concordia, Elmhurst and Fort Wayne North Side. A trophy will be awarded to the winning school. No admission wiH be charged and the public la invited to attend Decatur will play Concordia in the tourney opener at t:ls a.m.. followed by Elmhurst and North Side The morning losers will meet in a consolation game at 1:15 p.m., with the winners clashing at 2:30 o'clock for the tourney title. Harry Smith Leads All-Star Bowling OMAHA (UPI) — Handsome Harry Smith of St. Louis and three fellow townsmen led the way into the second day of the match game finals of the national All-Star Bowling tournament today. The only other St. Louisian in the finals field, always dangerous Don Carter, lagged back in 12th position. But Carter, who has won the tournament four times—more than any other man — was still the bowler the leaders feared most. He also trailed badly in the early stages of the qualifying games: but staged a dramatic rally which put him in seventh position at the final cut. Smith was in first dace tgfih, 78 Petersen points and nine surplus pins. Andy Rogoznica of Chicago, the only “foreigner” among the top five, was second high with 77 points and an extra 44 pins. Defending champion Billy Welu was third with 77-33, blond Bill Lillard, who is competing in his llth consecutive All-Star finals, was fourth with 76-23, and last year’s runnerup Ray Bluth was fifth at 75-45. Shirtley Garms. Chicago, who lost only one of her eight matches Tuesday, was far out in front of the women’s field. But a trio of former champions were bunched behind her. The men will face four opponents in four-game matches every day through Friday when the champions will be crowned. The girls pitch eight games—four twoline matches—daily. Mrs. Garms spilled 1,581 pins through eight games and didn’t taste defeat until the final outing when Sylvia Wene of Philadelphia topped her by three pins.

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Beme, Geneva In Second Team Tourney Finals Bern* and Geneva r***roM teams will battle Friday sight toe the Adams county second l*t* championship as the result of vto* lottos scored Itoaday night i* tourney fnifissli played |l the Berne gym. The champhmship game wUI he played at 7 o'clock Friday evening at the Adams Central gym as a preliminary to the Genev*-Ad-ams Central first team tourney tilt. Geneva will be defending Its county title, won last yeer. Both teams woo with little difficulty last night Berne led ail the way in the opener to eliminnt* Adams Central. Berne was in front at all periods. 15-4. 24-12, end 40-20 Habegger paced the winners with 15 points and E Innlger added 11. No Adams Central player reached double figures. Huyerely leading with seven.

Geneve was in the lead at #U periods. 14-8. 19-12. and 27-lg. to defeat Monmouth in the nightcap. 32-25 Norr topped the defending champions with 17 points, while Brown and Koltcr each tallied seven for the Eaglets. These teams met last month at Berne, with Geneva winning by a 42-30 score. Berne FG FT TP Baumgartner 3 2 8 Renner - —- 2 3 7 E. Inniger * J “ Habegger ? « « Herman 3 ® ° Fosnaugh 9 0 Biberstoin 0 a « F. Inniger ® ® „ Schwartz ® ® J Hill — 0 0 0 TOTALS 18 9 47 Adams Central FG FT TP Arnold - J J 3 Gerber 2 „ n Rowden —- ® “ . Knittle i i Hamilton ® * _ Heycrly — 3 1 # { Maitlan - 1 ® * •Sr" S * » TOTALS 7 13 27 'Officials: Kuhn. Pyle. Geneva PG FT TP Lehman ® 4 f Toland 3 0 K Bisel - ® ® ® Moser ® ® TOTALS 14 10 38 — Monmouth Brow " -- ro ft w Fuhrman - 1 J 3 Kolter —- 3 } 1 B ° er ß er i I 4 Witte 2 n n Bieberich ® ® Scheiman 9 11 TOTALS 10 5 25 Officials: Pyle, Kuhn. » __ BowHnq Sews Women’s Major League First Half Final W L Pts. Two Brothers 38 46 52 Three Kings . 33 21 43 West End - 29*4 24*4 37*4 Adams Trailer .... 27 27 36 Mirror Inn 25 29 36 Hoagland Lumber.. 28 26 35 Shaffer Restaurant 2414 29*4 Ideal Dairy ... 23 31 32 Smith Pure Milk -. 24 30 31 Gene’s Mobile 17 37 23 High series: L. Call 510. High games: P. Clark 212, A. Gage 199, H. McClure 183, E. Gallmeyer 182, L. Call 175, G. Reynolds 174, M. Kleinhenz 173, J. Myer 172. Splits converted: P. Affolder 5-6, O. Myers 4-5-7.

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Annual Mias Classic Will Opan Saturday The 24th annual five-man bowl m§ classic at the |Mm Recrentton wtU clone tor eolrtga Friday In the 1000 »cf *trh—«l per cent handicap tourney slated to begin Saturday The top prise will be OR Sntrlea. which can be aerd to Dtcfc Min. tourney manager at the total establishment, were an* landed from Monday The total entry toe. which cover* all tourney howling eapenxr*. la 227 Aa estimated 200 teams are anUripatod to participate la the annual event her* in Decatur Kenny Lone Fights Ralph Dupas Tonight MOBILE. Ala «UPH — Topranked junior welterweight Kenny Lane gets a chance to move up in the full-weight standing* tonight in a rubber match with speedy Ralph Dupas of New Orleans in a 16-round television bout Lane, a Mushegon. Mich . southpaw. has had only taro 147-pound class matches, winning both, and Ring magazine ranks him sixth among contenders for welterweight champion Carlos Ortiz. Who beat him in a match for the ttllc last June College Basketball Notre Dame 73. DaPaul Tt. Indiana Central 104, Tri-State 63 Indiana State 85. St. Joseph’s 90 Butler 79. DePauw 67. Manchester 81, Taylor 70. Marian 78. Rose Poly 64 Wabash 79, Ball State 70. Centre 73. Earl ham 66 (overtime) Indiana Tech 85, Huntington 83. Detroit 89. Marqticttc 85. Duke 50, Clemson 41. Southern Methodist 66, Texas A & M 64 Baylor 71, Texas Tech 60. Texas Christian 86. Rice 62. High School Basketball Waterloo 61, Harlan 60. Huntington Catholic 64. Lafayette Central 57. Evansville h/rth 83, Evansville Memorial 60. ' Evansville Lincoln 64, Winslow 59 Evansville Reitz 54. Princeton 52 Bloomington 69. Martinsville 47. . Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 55. Concannon 51. Brazil 66, Greencastle 48 West Lafayette 32, Lafayette 30. Hammond Tech 88, Gary Emerson 53. Gary Wallace 59. Hammond Clprk 52 , J jr. Gary Tolleaton 67* Athißng % East Chicago Washington 55, East Chicago Roosevelt 38. Washington-Clay 69, South Bend Washington 56. Madison 83, Jeffersonville 75.

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Unifas Named As Outstanding Pro Gridster MSW YORK <UPI> — John Unite*. 99y#er-old quarterback lor the champion Baltimore Colt*, today mi namad the out .tending National ftotbaU League player of »** tot the annual United Pres* Inter national pull Unite* won caally He received SO of the 11 vote* cast by apart* writer* who covered the 1959 garnet In the It NFL cities Jim Brown. Cleveland Brown fullback who led the 19M voting, was ■ distent second with three vote* after leading the league In ruehing for the third straight sea •on *tnce entering the profeaalon a! game Tin "etd yen’* gQOfOtebMMi Charley Conerly of the New York OlanU and Bobby Layna of the Pittsburgh Steelers, snd Raymond Berry. Baltimore offensive end. tied for third with two votes each J. D Smith, offensive halfback for the San Francisco Forty-Niners and Pat Summerall. New York's placo-kfckcr. split the remaining two votes. Unite*, whose peming ability makes the Western Division AllStars favorites over the East for Sunday's annual Pro Bowl game at Los Angeles, showed the marvelous consistency In 195® that has marked his play since he Joined the Colt* in 1955- „ , Working behind Jim Parker. Art Spinney. Buiz Nutter and r*her huskies who provide what Coach Jim Lee Howell of the Giants calls "the league's best blocking for a passer." Unitas led the Colts to their second straight Western Division title. He completed an all-time season high of 32 touchdown passes during the regular 1959 campaign while leading the league In completions (193) and passim yardage (2.899) He also led Ip attempts with 367 throws. Unites, signed by the Colts as a free agent for the cost of an 80-cent telephone call to Pittsburgh in 1956. is the most consistent passer to grace tbeNFL since Otto Graham guided the r Browns to six division titles in as many tries in 1950-55. Unitas has I thrown" at least one touchdown . pass in his last 37 regular season 1 games, an NFL record. Cincinnati Redlegs ’ Sign McLish, Bailey CINCINNATI (UPD — The Cin . fcinnafdßorfleW TuesdjgM anwwniv ed the signing of Cal McLi.<n. *nrm er Cleveland Indians pitching star ['and veteran catcher Ed Bailey to 1 1960 r acts.

Junior High, Frosh Defeat Monroeville Dacatui’ Junior high and 9*4 man team* swap! * double header from M>wu<«-vtß* »t the L» rote »cho*l gym Tuesday evening The Junior Jackals to.* the anar. «0-to. after loading at »U pat' i<da, 19-to to-14. and 9MO «wy(art ted Decatur with 14 point*, and Crates topped Monroeville with !0 Decatur freshmen were in front at all (topping point*. 94. |O-6. and 90-10. to down the visitors. 99-13 Gnus* and Martin each scored 19 potnts tor Dreatur. while Benjamin was high tor Monroeville with five Deeater J aster High rc IT TP Ortis —• * * • Swygart 9 I 14 Sheets 9 J J Elliott 9 15 Ladd 10 9 Eyanaon ............ 0 0 0 Riffle 0 0 0 Ybarra 0 0 0 Smith 9 19 Schulte 0 0 0 Mrlchi I * 1 Custer -10 2 TOTALS » 9 48 Monroeville re FT TP Mclntosh ........... 113 Powclson ....... 1 I 4 Fraxure 3 ® * Kryder 0 11 Crates 5 0 10 Marquart 10 9 Sheen Oil S. Marquart 11 3 TOTALS 19 6 30 Deeater Freak men FT/ FT TP Conrad — 904 Maglcy ........... — 9 0 4 Cause ........... 3 6, 12 Martin — 6 0 12 Beery — 0 0 0 Gay 0 0 0 Thieme *.... 11 3 Whetstone 0 11 McClure 11 Strickier 0 0 0 TOTALS 715 9 39 Menroeville FG FT TP Voirol 0 0 0

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Week's Schedule for Adam County Basketball Teams County tourney *4 Adams Cm(rnl FINN County tourney nt Adam* CanU Auburn Y*Baw County tourney f* Adams Cm*U»l. ' Pro Basketball New York IN. OnateaaU 191 Syracuse t|F, Button 190 PhUadalphia IM. Si U>uls 109 Hockey Results laterasUana) League Fart Wayne 1 St. Paul I. Minneapolis 4. Omaha t. X, -- - — — - T"Benjamin I 1 9 Ball • 11 Martin 12 4 Fogi# 0 0 0 Hart —1 1 * Wyss 0 ‘0 0 TOTALS .......... 4 5 13

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