Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 57, Decatur, Adams County, 8 March 1960 — Page 6

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Indianapolis Semi State May Be Best By KURT FBEUDENTH4I. Uaited Pr*** Intern* U«w* I INDIANAPOLIS 'UP!’— *T*n Muaete C*«lr«l rifted • record 117 point* through the hoop* ag*ln*t Middletown Isl the Indiana high *ctk*J baikctball regional’ it Io *bow its coach that the Bearcat* are ready to go all the way to the state Utle. "We were a bit disgusted with our afternoon performance igfainst Parker'." s»«d coach John Longfellow. "We didn't rebound well 1 got on them a bit about that individual!? I tolri them the? luukrd a tut poor <m the boards " That did it. and the battling Boarcat* turned tiger in the tourney {male at New CbOk • i ney kind of got themselves up," said Longfellow. "They played a tremendous ball game Middletown is one of the best small-school teams I’ve seen in some ■ time. Despite that score of UMS. they never quit" • - Tech Improved Unbeaten Muncie takes its 25game winning streak to Butler Fieldhouse here Saturday against] North Central Ooafereme rival Indianapolis Tech In the opener of the local aamwUte tourney. undefeated Madison collides with Rust ville. The Indianapolis session dould be the best of the four as the Sweet M" bottle for state finals' berths I Muncie pummeled Tech during | the season at Muncie. 83-52. but] most observers predict their second meeting will be considerably closer Muncie, as usual. will operate around the classy Ron Bonham, who poured in 53 points against Middletown. Mel Garland, who de-1 posited the winning treethrows against Indianapolis Manual in the local regional finale, will ieaa coach Charle Maas' last team in the big east-side school. Madison’s 24-game winners and Rushville haven't met. Madison cornered another regional crown at Columbus, while Rushville was victorious at Connersville. Briley Paces Cub* Bud Ritter's Cubs probably have the second most prolific shooter still firing in the 50th an-] nual state tourney in Buster Briley, who averaged better than 30 points per game during the regular season. SiiHEAr : wfflßT-98 : 'btfiNHltaMsyteafc;:: i : • ♦ _ • • ranis (hl co. • • KbßMawae Pk. M 614 2 |

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I Larry Hume, and D* Firth arv I Briley's top helper. RuahvlUe tr** runnetup honors Ita the South Central Conference Lad will Mtow up with a Il f reelord The Idona are one of the .mailer outfit* but have gund •coring balance Their " po»t» j agaiMt VcrsaiUe. la** Saturday | was the urcufld highest in regional warfare B.ah Muncie and Madison were] teatm in the third round bv I eventual state champ I Attvcim *> M I Muncie made It to the at ata fi ’ nals two years ago. losing to i l Crawfordsville Tech. 114. hasn t. 1 made it to the state since I*2 ' when it k»»t to Muncie in the title clash Madi«on made II laat In; IBM when it went all the wa>\ and Rushville has never gamed i the charmed circle. I I New York Titans To Ploy Exhibition Card 1 NEW YORK -UP!’ — The N’’*Turk Titans of the American Foot- ( ball I-engue wi!l open their fivegame "pec-season" schedule Aug 6 against the Lo* Angeles Chargers , in Ixss Angeles. Thr Titans alaoi will pluv Oakland 'Calif.l at Can-i diestick Park. San Francisco. Aug ! |l4. the Dallas Texans at the Cotton Bowl. Aug 21: the Houston Oilers lat H< >us ton Aug. 28 and the Buffalo Bills at Buffalo. N. Y.. Sept 4. Walt Bellamy Named LU. Most Valuable BLOOMINGTON. Ind. <UPD — Wait Bellamy. Indiana’s 6-foot. 11inch center, was elected by his teammates Monday as the Hoosiers’ most valuable basketball j player. The selection of Bellamy was announced by coach Branch McCracken at Indiana University’s annual basketball banquet. Sugar Robinson To Meet Tony Baldoni • BALTIMORE 'UPD — Ray fSugar' Robinson has agreed to meet veteran middleweight Tony Baldor.i in a 10-round bout at the I Baltimore Coliseum April 2. it was, rnnounced today by promoter Al, Flora. Robinson accepted the bout as a tuneup for his rematch with Paul j Pender at Boston April 29. Pender won the New York-Mas-sachusetts version of the world middleweight title by outpointing Sugar Ray in their first meeting at Boston Jan. 2?. Larry Andrews In Suparvised Teaching I INDIANAPOLIS — Larry Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. True Andrews, R. R. L Decatur, is do- ' ’eg his supervised student teachi ing in Marion county this semes- ' ter. .. ,/ Andrews, a 1953 graduate of Monmouth high school, is a senior at Indiana Central College. Rov V. Davis, director of student teach- . ing, has assigned Larry to the Perjry township 9 grade school in the | grade 5 level.

Ted Williams' 'Neck Is Taboo Item In Camp By FRED DOWN tailed Prom IwtomalhMial I The condition of Ted William*' nrck ha* temmr a top w-crH Itomj m th< Ito’ton l<"I training jeamp I Manager Billy Jingoes supplied' 1 the new twi»t Monday when hr j ulaced a teto’Q on any mention of i neck injurte* Only a work ago l the 41 vcar-old slugger had »aid i the plainful ailment could force t him to retire "Don't even ask Tad how hl« neck la." J urge* told reporter* I "Let's h i it go at that| William*, meanwhile, appeared improved to newsmen who I watched him go through M<md»v'a| workout He no longer carries his neck to one side and Monday he ‘was blasting away In batting ( practice with his old t<-st and tec-; luring younger player* on hitting t Williams I* attempting a comeback after hi* 1959 batting aver-i 'age fell to an all-time low of 254 i Vet* Produce Smile* Veteran player* produced the most important news in other l camp*, especially at Tampa. Fla .1 where Frank Robinson'* slugging had the Cincinnati Reds beaming . 'Robinson, who battl’d 311. hit 36, homers and drove in 125 runs i season, walloped three straight, doubles during the Reds intra'squad game Pitchers Dick Donovan of the. I American League champion Chica-J jgo White Sox and Ned Garver of ’the Kansas City Athletics also looked and felt great. ■ "I'feel just like a 25-game win-| ''ner." said Donovan after reveal-, I ing that he weighs only 205. ’.pounds compared to his 207 at the ' end of last season. "After all. this ’: is spring training and if I don t feel optimistic now, I never will. "; I Garver. 10-13 last year, engaged, in his first workout at West Palm I • Beach. Fla., and surprised everyone by throwing hard. | "My weight is under 180 because I worked out at home during the ' winter,"»he said. “I think I 11 have ■a better year this year than last."; Rookie Steals Show I One camp in which a rookie stole j the show was the Milwaukee! Braves’ Bradenton. Fla., site, where 20-year-old Len Gabrielson i enjoyed the kind of day about which rookies dream. Gabrielson. a $75,000 bonus baby off the University of Southern California campus, hit a three-run homer off Warren Spahn and a two-run single, off Carlton Willey in an intra-squad game. He’s a 6-4 , 205-pounder who hasn’t had a day of professional I experience. Two of the year’s staunchest holdouts\gave ground when Pedro Ramos signed for an estimated $16,000 with the Washington Senators and infielder Tony Kubek indicated'hp: i& abouL ready to get together with the New York Yankees. Kubek announced he will fly , to the Yankees' St. Petersburg, Fla., camp after first stating he wouldn’t budge out of Milwaukee until he came to terms. Cclleae Basketball Cincinnati 86, Xavier TO.) 68. St. Louis 66, Louisville 60. , Kansas 79, Nebraska 74. Missouri 59, lowa State 57. Seattle 78, Portland 77. Buffalo 65, Niagara 53. Santa Clara 59, Loyola (Calif.’ 53. NAIA Tournament Villa Madonna 94, College of Idaho 70. Savannah State 85. Willamette 71. New Mexico 96. Nebraska Western 90. „ Whittier 77. Ferris Institute 71. Oklahoma Baptist 75. Southern Illinois 71. Southwest Texas 93, Oshkosh 69. William Jewell 68, Stetson 66. Grambling 92, Central Connecticut 68. NCAA Regional Playoffs At Chicago DePaul 69. Air Force -Academy 63. At Provo, Utah Utah 80, Southern California 73. —W— I ' ■ i

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I Royals Winners Os Inframural Tourney Th<- ftoyal* •** tlto champion >mp nt the JR Jl!*iph’* tciknal th ttsmural league tourney Buada? I night by <tet*aUpg tile Tig*** to he final game, tl-18 Write, ot the Tiger*, we* tike teedlng More* wittk 16 point*, while BUub pared the Royal* with It The Platon* defeated the Lhm*. 1 U 10. In Ute r«o*ol*Uoti gem* for I 'bird place Lose toiled thr Pt* ' ton* with 11 pnint* and SchulU tallied ala to* the Uon* In the »enil final* Sunday after ' noon, the Royals downed Ute Pls-1 i ton*. 3b 14 and the Ttger* defeated i - the Lion*. M-13 Scoring for th* Royal* —Staub 14. LaFountaln 16:1 I Pi*tan»— txxte 6. Hammond 1, P ' Lengerich 2. Spangler I: Ttgera- . Bri t*4. J- Miller t. Geimcr 10 ' IJtchfirld 6: luon* —ttolmgrr 8. J ’ Alberdlng L Teeter* 2, Schult* 1 < ■naetaUea Game IN* tana FG FT TP Loa* " 1 >’ Hammond 2 • ‘ jp Lengerich J 2,1 ••« 1 0 4 Durkin 1 0 * , TOTAI.S *5 2 32 : Lion* FG FT TP I Bolinger ® ® J iJ. Alberding 0 ® ® Schult* 3 ® • | Braun ® ® ®| , Teeters 3 _® TOTALS 5 0 10 j FINAL GAME Royal* FG FT TP ■ Staub 3 J ’g ‘ I Kcehr - 0 2 2 I i Ellenberger 0 ® ;D. Alberding ® ® ® ; D. Lengerich ........ 0 0 0 | Andrews ® 11 TOTALS 77 21 Tiger* FG FT TP Geimer ® ® ® Jackson 0 2 2 Gerber — ® ® ® Litchfield — 1 I Kane - -® ® ? J. Miller — 0 ® ® T. Miller 0 0 2 ! Teeple ----- 000 TOTALS 8 2 18 Former Indianapolis Radio Head Killed DELRAY BEACH, FIa „J UP P _ ' Harry M. Bitner, 76. Princeton. N.J., a former Indianapolis radio station executive, and a friend. were killed here Monday night in a two-car collision. Bitner, also a former general manager of the Hearst newspaper, and George E. Sexton, 58, Weston, Mass., were riding in a station wagon with their wives at the time of the accident. Mrs. Bitner, driver of the car, and Mrs. Sexton were treated at; a hospital for minor injuries. The; driver of the other car, Herman Shelton, Delray Beach, also was treated at the hospital. Minor Accident Is Reported Monday In a minor two-car accident at the intersection of the Piqua Road and U. S. 224 Monday morning, at 1:50 o’clock, damages to both cars amonuted to less than S2OO. Sheriff’s department personnel reported that a car driven by Marvin C. Roug, 46, of Van Wert, O„ struck the rear of another car as it was turning northwest Onto the Piqua Road from the federal highway. A car driven by Erwin C. Bultemeier, 33, of Hoagland, which had its turn signals flicking, sustained $5 damage, while the Roug machine’s damages were SIBO. The Houg car was west bound on U. S 224. ;•* ‘ If you have sometLU'j ic seP o* room* for rent, try a '■’'iznocTa* Want Ad — They bring results.

NCAA Tourneys Start Tonight Across Nation By TIM MORIARTY tailed Pre** InlerwalUe*! California and W«l Virginia. I who finished only • P"*nt *P* rt in last year's final will be sepi 4riled by S.ooo mile* tonight when they alert off on that tong journey toward * possible rematch in the NCAA bsikrtball tournament The defending champion Bearij I are heavy favorites tn crush Ida* I bo Slate in the Far West regional* Ijt San Francisco and West Virginia is an equaliy-strong choice to sink Navy in the East regional* at New York I California nipped the Mountaineers. 71-70. in the 196# championI'hip game and both coaches —- ' Pete Newell of the Bears and West (Virginia's Fred Schaus — are com ifidmt their paths will cross again J lin this year's final at San Fran-j I cisco. March 11 Reagh Bead Ahead Ahead of them, though, lay other strong team* with the same dreams, plus a good deal of traveling that frequently drains the stamina of these college kids in ■short pants I | The West Virginia-Navy meeting | is one of three games scheduled lia the East regional* at Madison Square Garden. New York Lni-I versity is a WAfc point choice over I Connecticut and Duke is a sialpoint favorite over Princeton in other openers. In the Mideast regional* at Lex- ‘ ington. Ky.. Notre Dame is favored to eliminate Ohio University , and Western Kentucky is expected ,to turn back Miami <Fla * If California, named the regu-lar-season national champions by I the United Press International .Board of Coaches, gets by Idaho State as expected it must face Santa Clara in the second round lat Seattle, Wash.. Friday night. Santa Clara earned an automatic berth in the NCAA jamboree .Mondav night by defeating I-oyola Calif *. 59-53. in a playoff for the West Coast Conference title. DePaul Vs Cincinnati De Paul and Utah also bounced i into the second round of their respective regional eliminations. De j Paul earned the unenviable honor of meeting powerful Cincinnati in the second round of the Midwest regionals by downing the Air Force Academy. 69-63. at Chicago and Utah eliminated Southern California, 80-73, ut Provo, Utah, in the Far West playoffs. Kansas finished in a tie with Kansas State for the Big Eight Conference title by turning back Nebraska, 79-74. and will meet the Wildcats in a playoff am e Wednesday night at wSHhattqn. Kan. The winner will gain a berth opposite Texas in the second round of the NCAA Midwest regionals. Cincinnati completed its regular season by whipping Xavier University. 86-68, for its 25th victory in 26 games. St. Louis rolled to a 66-60 triumph over Louisville in its final warmup for the National Invitation Tournament and Missouri beat lowa State, 59-57. All-Awards Dinner At Monmouth Monday Pupils of the athletic and music departments will be guests at the Monmouth school Monday for an all-awards banquet, which is given annually. Phil Eskew, superintends ent of the Huntington schools, will be the guest speaker. In past years, only the athletic department was honored, but an innovation this year will provide a similar honor for the music pupils. The Monmouth P.T.A. sponsors the event, which is slated to start at 6:30 p.m. with a carryin dinner. Those attending should bring their own table service. Eskew, who is well-known for his Hoosiertype humor, is appearing in 86 of the 92 Indiana counties. • Newspapers • Models • Magazines • Tobaccos • , ■ Etc. _ STOP BACK NEWS STAND 240 W. Madison St. Decatur

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TUESDAY, MARCH

39 FREIGHT al F-b • Al that lime 16 M similar f*»hk* *nd 4 M* N Dour* to repair th* damage on * temfxwary ba*i* However, the roadbed at the l»>int of th* arcident thU time wa* tM>i ctevatad to the »*ma esteh' and eonsapuantly not damagad a* badly a* In the W*ba»h rivar acci dent Telrabaaea ■•rtarad The wreck toppled wrr the CHI-u-nt Telephone line* running par rallel to the railroad and county road on the writ side the track i taking out all of the Monroe, Berne [and Linn Grov* circuits The two j maintenance men on call notifie<| the full crew, and the 34 wire* > were back in operation by 4 • m. This morning the telephone comipany set in three high pul« » *0 that the telephone lines would not hamper the work of removing the I smashed cars and freight The ten--1 «ion on the wires prohibited raising the line* any higher without (danger of a break. | Master Cast* Clean the aoitad plaster cast by covering with a thick paste of French chalk and water and allowing to remain until dry Then brush off the chalk with a soft brush or wipe with a cloth. Dm'l Mm HaA and an AB-Sfw Cast I OAMBLIt TV Spectacular 1A- A TWU2SMY, BU2. WAgtfKrV "Ona Hour of Fun and Music” I MASONIC Regular Stated Meeting TUESDAY 7:30 F. M. Chalmer H. Barkley, W.M.