Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 6 February 1960 — Page 7

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Yellow Jackets Beaten By Portland Panthers Friday Night, 49-37

The Decatur YoUow Jackets suffered their fifth conaocuUvc to**, and thair IJlh defeat of the Ml son Friday night aa they ware handed a 49-37 whipping by the downtrodden Portland Panther* at the Decatur gym. The victory was sweet revenge for the Panthers, as they were defeated by the Yellow Jackets in the consolation game of the holiday tourney at Portland Jan 1 Decatur never led the Jay county quintet during the contest. although keeping the game reasonably done until midway through the third quarter. The teams were tied at 2-2. 4-4. and 8-6. before John Engle hit his third field goal to send the Panthers in front at 8-8 with 2:40 of the first period to play Portland held a 12-9 advantage at the end of the quarter. John Cowan pulled Decatur within a point in the first half-minute of the second period, but the Panthers then slowly built their advantage to five at the half. 21-18 The Jackets were still down by only five midway through the third stanza at 27-22. but were held to only two points the rest of the way as Portland established a 3424 bulge going into the final bracket. The Panthers boosted their lead all the way to 18 points before a final Decatur flurry cut the final margin to 12 points. Engle was the game’s top scorer with 14 points and Bill McAbee added 10 for the Panthers. No

Jacket reached double figures, 'John Cowan and Tom Grabill each nesting eight points and Bob Frauhiger seven. The Yellow Jackets swing right back into action\onight, meeting the Elmhurst Trojart* at Elmhurst in a Northeastern Indiana ‘conference game. The Jackets A’kid up their home schedule next entertaining Garrett in another NEIC scrap. Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Gay , 11 3 Reidenbach 1 Bollenbacher —— 2 0 4 Cowan - 3 2 8 Eichenauer - 2 0 4 Frauhiger —— - 2 3 7 Ru. Kleinknight 0 1 Grabill 2 4 8 Nelson 0 0 ® Knodel —- 0 0 0 Totals 13 11 37 Portland FG FT TP Engle .... 7 0 ** Hanlin — 2 1 -> Freyburgher ---- 4 1 9 McAbee — 4 4 42 Freeman 3 4 McConochy ° 2 n Blankenbaker 0 0 0 Rouch - 0 k 2 2 Coldren ... 0 0 ® Ayers —- 0 0 0 Totals —— 20 9 49 Officials: Kiltjy, Van Houten. Preliminary Portland, 45-40. isr- ~ ~ Hockey Results International League Louisville 5, Indianapolis 4. Toledo 9, Omaha 5. ■ j Milwaukee 8, Minneapolis 6.

Bowling Scores Central Soya League W L Pts. Wonders — 12 3 17 Elevator 11 4 J 3 Farm Supply 9 3 " v Spares ® * « Feed Mill — 7 8 ® Lab - 6 9 9 Blue Prints 6 9 8 Master Mixers 6 9 B Dubs 6 9 Crew Cuts - 4 11 4 p* - Elevator 3 points, Blue Prints 1; Reed Mill 3, Spares 1; Farm Supply 3. Crew Cuts 1; Wonders 3, Lab 1; Master Mixers 3, Dubs ..'.“High games and series: M. Nash 175, Gehrig 188, T. C. Smith ’lßl, L. Meyer 189-195-172 ( 556), Zwick 193, Cochran .179-197 (530), Shoup 211 (502), Cook 174, J. Nash 189, Moore 181, Christen 178-170-192 (550), Bowman 170-224 ( 554), P, Morgan 212-201 (548), Osterman 171 (508), Grafton 180, D. Myers 207, Bayles 205 ( 512), Powell 172. Sittier 181-172, Lengerich 175, Bluhm 180-197 (531).

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Muncie Whips Kokomo Friday Night 10071 INDIANAPOLIS (UP! >-Muncie Central just blew up a big storm and swept Kokomo out of its big fieldhouse. The brilliant Bearcats turned the “game of the year" In Indiana high school basketball into a firstrate shambles Friday night and sent previously unbeaten Kokomo’s Wildcats home with a humiliating 100-71 licking. In the process, Muncie’s topranking quintet set two records: It was the first time they ever rattled 100 points off their scoreboard and it was their 18th straight regular-season victory. Five other ranking powers also were victorious, but unrated Gary Tblleston stopped East Chicago Washington, the No. 3 chib. 60-51. for the top upset state-wide. Muncie took charge from the very outset. Ron Bonham, who finished with 34 points although he was lifted after three periods, hit their first two fielders and it was 8-0 before Kokomo woke up. Bonham Was Hot Bonham canned 15 of Muncie's first 27 points and it was 53-31 at the half. The Bearcats opened up a 30-point lead midway through the third period. 71-41. with a dazzling fast-breaking offense that Kokomo couldn’t handle. Muncie had four players in double-figures, and Ronnie Hughes led Kokomo with 25. For Muncie, it was sweet revenge for its only regular-season setback last year at the very same stage, 79-77. And slim Jimmy Rayl, who engineered that upset fpr Kokomo, watched Friday night’s rout from the stands. Rayl is a freshman at Indiana. The victory also gave Muncie the undisputed North Central Conference lead—only two games away from a perfect season. Kokomo had won 16 in a row since losing the state tourney title game to Indianapolis All uc k s last March.

West NIHSC Tie East Chicago’s senators, losing only their second game, outscored To Heston, 21-19, from the field, but the Raiders canned 14 freethrows in the final period. Tom Patton paced Tolleston with 20 points and Ron Divjak hit 19 for Washington, whose Phil Dawkins didn’t play in the first half and fouled out in the final period with only two points to his credit. The loss left the two clubs tied for the West NIHSC lead with 8-1 records. Each has two loop games left. . , J Buster Briley with 37 points led fourth-ranked Madison to a 103-79 rout at Seymour, the Cubs’ 16th straight victory. Madison took the lead with 350 left in the first period. John Judd poured in 31 for the losers. k Well-balanced scoring, topped by Manny Newsome’s 17 points, helped Gary Roosevelt. No. 5, drub city foe Edison. 86-54, for a 16-1 record. . _ Sixth-rated Jasper, won its 12th straight in the Southern Conference, blasting Tell City, 67-49, behind Bob Luegers’ 25 points. Mickey Reeves threw off illness just in time to lead Bloomington, No. 7, to a 74-73 win at Jeffersonville in a non-league thriller. Trailing by three points with 35 seconds left. Reeves hit a tip-in with seven seconds left for clincher and a 16-1 season record: Elwood Leads CIC Indianapolis Manual, No. 8, -spanked suburban Warren Central, 79-53, Dick Van Arsdale canning 31 points for the Redskins. Elwood took the Central Conference lead from- league-idle Peru with a 64-49 victory over Muncie Burris behind Rod Hicks’ 30 points. Terre Haute Garfield remained undefeated in the Western Conference, trimming Greencastle, 66-47.- Bluffton assumed the Northeastern Conference lead with an 82-55 Win over Auburn. In other thrillers, Shelbyville edged South Central Conference rival Connersville, 69-67, on Phil Lackey’s floor-length toss at the final gun. Mishawaka, which derailed Michigan City recently, outlasted South Bend Central in an East NIHSC scrap, 45-43, on two freethrows by George Louke with five seconds to go. Az Lafayette surprised New Castle in the NCC. 90-73. Dave McKenzie exploding for 31 points, and Mel Garland’s 40 markers figured in Indianapolis Tech’s 82-71 victory over Richmond Dave Wagner of Hartford City also hit 31 in a 96-78 CIC triumph over Upton.

Calhoun Winner By Unanimous Decision NEW YORK iVPII — X-rays showed today that light heavyweight Billy Ryan suffered a severely sprained right ankle, but no fracture while losing bis first Madison Square Garden main event to Rory Calhoun Friday night. - Ryan of Lowell. Mass . suffered the ankle Injury in the sixth round of their TV fight when he was the victim of a weird knockdown. Irish Billy - an alleged protege of Rocky Marciano — was hit by a right smash to the body There was a second's delay in which he either tost his balance or tried to catch it. before he fell backwards and sideways to the canvas. He jumped up immediately, but referee Ruby Goldstein gave him the mandatory eight-count on his feet. The crowd of 3.000 booed Goldstein for calling it a knockdown. That was the only knockdown of the 10-round bout in which Calhoun of White Plains. N. Y.. won a unanimous decision over Ryan by outboxing the shorter and heavier Billy at long range. Billy, who out-weighed 25-year-old Calhoun 171 pounds to 164*4. suffered his third defeat in 27 bouts. It was Calhoun’s 43rd win in 53.

Adams Central Winner Friday At Monroeville The Adams Central Greyhounds boosted their season record to 13 victories and only four defeats Fridav night by downing the Monroeville Cubs, 60-50, at the Monroeville gym. It was a close contest only for the first quarter, which ended with Adams Central on top. 14-12. The Greyhounds boosted their lead to 31-23 at the half, and 47-37 at th ethird period, an advantage wheih they hiked to 19 points late in the game. Larry Foreman and Jim Brown paced the Adams Central victory with 19 points each, and Elliott and Cagnet each had 14 for the Cubs. The Gryehounds play at Warren next Saturday night. Adams Central FG FT TP Steiner 10 2 Brown 8 3 19 Striker 3 17 L. Funk 0 0 0 Foreman 9 1 19 J. Funk 113 Hirschy 3 2 8 Strickler 0 11 Schwartz 0 11 TOTALS 25 10 60 Monroeville FG FT TP Elliott - 6 2 14 Sipe 2 2 6 Bailey 3 0 6 Cagnet ..... 5 4 14 Beauchot . 1 6 8 Mclntosh 10 2 TOTALS 18 14 50 Preliminary Monroeville 50 - 39. College Basketball i Hunitngton 84, Indiana Tech 75. North Central 77, Wabash 64. DePaul 74, Army 69. Miami (Fla). 94, Stetson 86. South Carolina 78, Virginia 77. Utah 86, Colorado State 76. Utah State 99, Denver 69. California 68, Washington 53. San Francisco 72, Pepperdine 69.

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Berne Winner Friday Night At Montpelier The Borne Hear* ,hc Montpelier P*cer». 81-71. at to* i Montpelier gym Friday aKbt for the Bear*’ ISO* victory toe aeaj»on compared to only tour defeat*, B< built up a 28-13 lead at ! the ftr*t quarter, but toi» load dwindled to 3MI at the half and 56-54 al the third period, before the Bear* pulled away In the final (tanza Phil Sprungcr poured a big » point* through the hoop. 14 in the final quarter, to pace the Bear* to the win Rod Schwartz added 20 and Dick Smith 11 8 Swartzkopf had 24 to lead Montpelier. The Bear* will entertain the Redkey Wolve* al Berne Friday night. - Berne FG FT TP Smith f ! 11 Schwartz ® I „ Sprungcr i 43 3 3. Hill 3 2 " Von Guntcn 1 “ Graber 0 2 2 Total* 34 19 81 Montpelier FG FT TP Ruble - 7 2 JJ S Swartzkopf — 9 6 7, Ray 5 1 , Miles . 4 « » Foy j 2 “ D. Swartzkopf 2 0* Simpson - — 2 Heiny <> 0 0 Totals 30 12 72 Officials: Champ. Toulis. Preliminary Montpelier. 49-47. Portland Team Still Leads Mies Classic McClain Plumbing, of Portland, is still leading the Mies five-man Classic with a 3190 score. French Radiators, also of Portland, is second with 3187, and Knapp Wine, Cleveland. 0., is third with 3152. Local teams well up in the standings are Peterson Elevator, 3105; Burke Insurance, 3062; Stickly’s, 2990: MOC, 2985. and 2970. 1 High single game is still 258, 6541 high series and 1,100 high actual ,game. Open bowing times today will be until 4:30 p.m. and after '9:30 p.m. until closing. Sunday open bowling times will be 12 noon to 1 p.m., and 8:30 p.m. until 11 p.m. Leavy Appointed California Coach BERKELEY, Calif. (UPD—Marvin D. Leavy, a Phi Beta Kappa who looks as if he might have stepped out of a wire-wheeled roadster, took over today as the new head football coach at the University of California. The 34-year-old Leavy came to terms Friday with the Bears and ended their hunt for a coach which started 44 days ago when Pete Elliott quit to move on to Illinois. Pro Basketball Boston 124, Syracuse 100. St. Louis 114, Minneapolis 96. Twin Horror Films At Theater Sunday Advance reports on the twin horror program at the Adams theater Sunday are to the effect that the pictures to be screened will cause the hair to stand on end and the skin to crawl. Vincent Price, who was memorable as the scientist in “The Fly,” is again starred in the nerve-tihg-ling sequel. “The Return of the Fly.” The companion film is another shocker that was photographed In Cinemascope, “Alligater People. Appearing in this science-fiction production are Beverly Garland, Bruce Bennett, Lon Chaney and George Macready.

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I Week'i Schedules For Adams County Basketball Teams kelawd** Yrttow Jac tort* al DmburtL Hartford al Muemoulh Eagles Lose To Hoagland Friday Night The Hoagland Wildcat* acorcd ; their loth victory <4 the »«*a*on I Friday night, defeating the Mon I mouth Eagle*. 81-29, al the Hoagland gym. It wa* Monmouth'* I 12th to** in 15 *tarta. Hoagland led «t all pcruid*, 1318. 28-12. and 45-19. i Bub Saalfrank paced the Wild i cat* with 17 point* For MonI mouth. Dave Singleton waa the | leader with 10 points, and Dick I Bulmahn tallied nine. The Eagle* will meet the Hart I ford GoriUas at the Monmouth ’ gym tonight. Hoagland FG FT TP ! Braun ............... 5 1 11 i Behr man ............ 1 3 5 R. Saalfrank 3 17 , 0 0 0 , Reisgies 7 0 14 i Neirieter .... 12 4 L. Saalfrank 0 0 0 Bradtmueller 3 4 10 Zclt 0 0 0 , Perry 0 0 0, TOTALS ........ 24 13 61 ' Monmouth FG FT TP Brown 0 0 0 | D. Bieberich -0 0 Oj Bultemeier ....' 2 2 6 | Carr 0 I’l E Bulmahn 0 2 2 Singleton 4 2 10 D Bulmahn .....T... 4 1 9 Spencer - Oil TOTALS 10 9, 29 Score by quarters: Hoagland . 13 28 45 61 Monmouth ... 8 12 19 29 Hoeppner, Gehrig. Preliminary Hoagland 42 - 22. F High School Basketball faarrett 71, Fort Wayne Concordia ‘ 60. Ndto Haven 72, Kendallville W. Bluffton 82. Auburn 55. Fort Wayne Central 68, Fort Wayne North 52. Huntertown 68, Leo 59. Arcola 70, Clear Creek 60. Riverdale 69, Harlan 59. Woodlan 53. Elmhurst 43. Columbia City 80, LaGrange 53. Lancaster iWells) 57, Rockcreek (Wells) 48. Huntington 56, Plymouth 48. Hartford City 96, Tipton 78. North Manchester 69, Warsaw 60. Convoy-Union 43. Van Del 42. Ohio City 69. Willshire 64. Wren 53. Hoaglin-Jackson 49. Muncie Central 100. Kokomo 71. Indianapolis Tech 82. Richmond 71. Indianapolis Tech 82. Richmond 71. Lafayette 90. New Castle 73. Shelbyville 69. Connersville 67. Bloomington 70, Jeffersonville 73. Madison 103, Seymour 79. Alexandria 55. Wabash 43. Elwood 64. Muncie Burris 49. Frankfort 65, Marion 56. Evansville Central 77, New Albany I 61. Mishawaka 45, South Bend Central .43 Elkhart 67. South Bend Riley 61. Gary Tolleston 60. East Chicago Washington 51. Valparaiso 70. East Chicago Roosevelt 55. Mississinewa 76, Winchester 58.

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Geneva Edges Albany Friday Night, 5756 T»m> G«w»« Cardinal* rackwl up| | their 14th triumph againrt only < j tour Mitwrlra Friday ntght stag* mg n half aomeback to | |rdgr Albany. 37-88. on the Albany, j court (rtmcva led at the first quarter,! IIM 7, but the Cardinals fell behind at the main lnterml**ton. 54-j » Hut the Adama county team worked Into a 43-43 tie at the third ( period, and rkrd out the win In the final quarter The Cardinals had four player* in double figure*, topped by Larry I Baumer with 16 point*. Larry Laux I I tallied 14. Jim Baumer 12 and Sheldon Dynes 10 Sclvy hit 1« land Wilson 13 for Albany. i The Cardinals play at Redkey’ Tuesday night and at Ossian Fri-1 day Geneva FG FT IT Laux 6 2 14 J Baumer ............ 6 0 12, Sprungei 0 <> <> L Baumer ..... 7 2 16 Moser 0 0 0 Norr 215 Dynes 3 4 10, Totals 34 9 571 Albany FG FT TT Hummer - 5 0 10 Selvy ................. 8 0 16 Wilson 71 151 Salmon 0 0 0 O'Bryant ........ 3 2 8 Layman 0 0 0 Morgan ....'. 3 1 7 i Totals 26 4 56 Officials: Weisel. Wiley. Preliminary Albany. 40-36. COURT NEWS Divorce Case On a motion by the plaintiff, the ’ Deloris S. Swoveland vs Jack L. Swoveland case is continued. No date was set for next hacrlng. Marriage Application Jack L. Aurand. 21. of Decatur, and Beverly Taylor, 19. of Monroeville. Estate Case A last will and testament of | Mildred Penrod was entered for probate along with a SII,OOO penal bond. Otis S. Bucky of Geneva will serve as executor. II IgM WF al ■■k . ■ w FINCH TESTIFIES —Dr. R. Bernard Finch, 42, wealthy West Covina, Calif., surgeon accused of the murder of bis wife, Barbara Jean, 33, takes the witness stand for the first time in defense of his life. He flatly denied the murder.

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