Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 150, Decatur, Adams County, 25 June 1960 — Page 6

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THE MX*H « h»M ' * L-.XWJ CU** M»l*r KtiUfvd •« *e (>,■»» • ■* . rxw ’ hr»4** ••*•*••** Virr4»rr3»d*llt ■•**• , w .» By Mad » Merw »•* ‘* tf * U ** *** ’ H* M*-. >*''■<** Aa*w Ad>«*ning <*•»•«*•: W* y* . 800 I a Bool* M R •** ha* brrtl dlWClhl Hl AflwHciW Mtn* h*ti« miml the rxjwnded by our youth "waiting ~nWY H. X?Zinc! .hr world dhow, what will happelt with the enthusiasm and excess energy of the tiftcen to twenty-two year okls If they can’t get rid of those ex.eaa energies by cheering and snake-dancing. In South America. Mudent led revolutions are mo common place as to not even be newsworthy. What can happen in the Orient has been evidenced recently in Japan. Violence has torn Africa for several yearn, and there seems to be no end in Might. Even India has ita little troubles from time to time. Noone is naive enough to lieheve that these revolutions and demonstrations are “home grown products. They are the products of world-wide Communism, working in a fertile field-the active but immature minds of energetic youth. A big part of the answer to how to stop these student,led riots is different channels for the excess energies that are natural in any young person. Much of these energies can be “let off" at athletic contests, either as a participant, or a spectator. Looking around the world, it seems as if the less organized, public physical education program a nation han. th. mor. (rouble that country hasThere are Illa in America', athletic programa, on any level, and in any place. But the ilia are minor compared to aome of the Illa in other countries that don t offer the outlets that are furniahed by athletics.

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Monmouth Wins In Pony League Over Monroe M4.nm<n>lh defeated Mnnror. 11*I iKf- Mun I f ir in thr fifth I RchiHrntrin held Mnnrrtc httirM iX'w'X r-d fr»r a*ru». Monroe' bad Ullod <«<•<• >n <►»’• W"" 1 Mnnror “ ’ ’ AB R H Kaehr 2b 3 0 *' Ehrsam p - ’ •; Decker. 3b -- 3 ® ® 1 Jf-nr. es 2 } J Burkhart, p » ® ®. TOTAIS -• 23 2 3 Monmouth AB R H Graves. 2b 4 1 ? Scherer. 1b 4 2 3 Buuck. c 2 2 0 Brown, cf ? 1 I Krucckcbcrg. If 4 2 3 Bicnz. 3b 4 0 2 Battenberg, ss 3 • ‘ Schicferstein. p 3 Erxleben. rs 2 0 0| Hakes, rs — 0 A ® Liby. rs 0 y ® ®, TOTALS 29 yVAJ Score by innings R \ h \t Monroe 001 010 0 2I 3 V* Monmouth .. 060 140 x—ll 11 01 Doug Jones Winner Over Von Clay NEW YORK <UPD — D 6 u g Jones, unbeaten New York light heavyweight contender, .earned an August bout with Bobo Olson in Madison. Square Garden by registering his 15th straight victory Friday night at St. Nicholas Arena in the final Friday-night TV fight. Jones. 177 pounds, again won a verdict over Philadelphia’s Von Clay, in their return 10rounder. which finished the era of Friday TV fights started nearly 16 years ago. This time 6-foot Jones, 23, had ta be content with a split decision over 20-year-old Clay. Doug had taken a unanimous verdict oyer him at St. Nick's on March 28. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner of the Garden said he would pair Jones and former middleweight champion Olson of Portland, Ore., for a non-televised 10-rounder at the Garden “sometime in August.” Two Bodies Found, In Plane Wreckage ROANOKE, Va. (UPD — The wreckage of a light plane which failed to arrive at Gary, Ind.» and was reported missing was found Friday on a mountain near here.

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Baseball Schedule PONY I.KMiI'E Mturelay. • p m — Amvcg al llrrnv; Cardbwda at Brrne Results Are Listed In Softball League i tn thta wrek a City Softball 'gur «ct|<m McMillrn’a won t«» mm and Klmk'a and Tony » Tap each poated a victory Tucoday. Tony « Tap dwfeatrd I Preble Spouting by a acor» at 13-2 Jlxhrman and Bu«m* were the bathcry for Tnny'a. and Buitemch» and Mentor hurled for Preble with Ewell doing the catching, Thursday night. McMillen defeated the Merchants. 15-5 Harvey jand Grafton were McMillrn’a bat tcry with Andrew* and Simp»<'n doing the honors for the Merchants. * ' Friday, in the first game of a ' doublehcadcr. Klenk's ran rough shod over the Decatur Merchant.iand banged out an 18-2 victory Hoopengardner and Rowden were the batteries (or Klenk's, and 'Black and Secaur did the hurling for the Merchants, with Simpson and McAhren doing the catching. In the nightcap, McMillen won its second game of the week by idefeating Preble. 7-1. Harvey came back to pitch hia second game in two days with Grafton doing the backstopping. Bultemeier and Menter hurled for Preble with Wefel catching. Next week's schedule finds Tony’s against the Merchants Thursday, and the doubleheader ' Friday will pit Preble against the ! Merchants and McMillen against Sink's. • mwrJ National League W, L Pct. GB Pittsburgh —- 40 22 .645 — Milwaukee 35 24 San Francisco — 35 30 .538 6Mst Louis 30 33 .476 Cincinnati 30 33 .476 10% Los Angeles ..-- 29 33 .468 11— Philadelphia - 26 37 .413 14 Chicago 23 36 .390 late American League W L Pct. GB New York —' 36 23 .610 — Baltimore —39 27 a9l te Cleveland 33 26 .559 3 Chicaeo —- 33 30 524 5 - =■ » «’ Washington 25 34 .424 11 Kansas City 26 37 .413 12 Boston x 22 33 _? 61 1 FRIDAY'S RESULTS National League Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 4. Chicago 1. Los Angeles 5, Milwaukee 3. San Francisco 5. Cincinnati 3. American League Chicago 2, Boston 1 New York 10, Cleveland 6 Detroit 4, Washington 0 Baltimore 6, Kansas City 5. > Indiana watermelon growers i plan to plant 7.700 acres for harl vest this year, an increase of seven i per cent over the 1959 acreage, /state-federal agricultural statisticians at Purdue University report.

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Braves Defeat Geneva Friday Night, 6 To 2 Th* DrcaUir Braves defeated Geneva, M. in an Adarna noirrty Puny U*agu* gam* Friday evening on ih* Geneva diamond Th* Braves Jumped mlo an early lead with two runs in the first inning on a pair of walk* and hits bv tbnny C<w»k»on and Pick <>mlor The Decatur team picked up single run* tn each of the second, filth, sisth and seventh innlnga, while Geneva scored lone talliea in the third and fifth frame*, as ('.■okaon kept the seven Geneva hit* well scattered. HRAVBB AB B H E Egley. •» 3 0 0 0 Custer. lb ............ 10 0 0 Rlvthe. rs 3 0 10 Cookson, p 4 2 2 0 Elliott, cf 2 2 2 0 Corrsl. 2b 3 0 0 1 Omlor. c * 4 12 0 Gonzalez. lb 2 0 0 0 Kohne. ss ............ 2 0 10 Rolland. 3b 3 110 Gage. If 2 0 0 0 Lehman. If ........... 10 0 0 Geimer. If 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 6 9 1

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