Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1960 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT John G. Heller Virv-Prw:(<4«m4 a “ 8 - Secret «ry-Treasurer By Mail in Adams One year S 8 00Six month., 34.25; 3 months, $2.25. 71 Woo ’ aa!£ 11, . bey ' w !£ A?*®* * nd AdJotatog Counties: One year IMO; 8 months, 14.75; 8 month/suSO Z ’ By Carrier, 3Q cents per week. Single copies, I cents.

Guest Editorial Symbol of the Slxtles-Women at Work National Business Women’s Week was established by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc., in 1928 for the purpose of calling attention to the achievement of women in business and the professions and to give the community at large an opportunity to become better acquainted with the program of the National Federation. This federation is the largest women’s organization in the world. ■■■■nr-TUPMv- ■ • ■* sr' We, meaning BPW, are a civic comparable to the Lions and Rotary for men. This is a non-profit organization to bring the business and professional women of the community together for the betterment of the community. Also, to secure recognition of women in the business world. This year in Indiana the clubs are working toward the passage of a bill by the state legislature for “Equal Pay for Comparable Work,” or “Abolish Wage Discrimination in the State.” Also, plans are underway to build a home for retired Business and Professional Club Women. The objectives of the club are: to elevate the standards of women; to promote interest of business and professional women; to bring about a spirit of cooperation; and, to extend opportunities through educational activities. The fellowship and friendships gained as members of BPW are priceless.

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Decatur Yellow Jackets Lose To Portland Friday Night After 7-0 Battle

Portland halfback Dave Penrod shot into the end zone from 27 yards out at the 10:23 mark of the final quarter to give the Portland Panthers a hard-fought 7-0 victory over the Decatur Yellow Jackets in a non-conference battle at Worthman field Friday night. A pattern seemed to be set for the Jackets on the opening kickoff when Ed Nelson took the pigskin on his own 15 and raced aR the way to the Portland 20-yard line before finally being hauled in. This was the pattern which the Jackets followed all night, time and again driving into Portland territory, but never getting that one more down or long run that they needed to score. After Nelson’s great run, the Jackets could gain only two yards and Portland took over on their own 18-yard line. Neither team could garner much yardage during the initial quarter, although Decatur got to the Portland 34yard marker once. With minutes to go in that quarter, a Portland punt rolled dead on the Jackets 6-yard line and Decatur took over. After Nelson got six over left tackle, Tom Grabil Icracked through right tackle to the 21 and the Jackets had a first down as the quarter ended. “Horse” Gets First On the first play of the second quarter, Denny Ahr punched out seven yards and “Horse” Magley, on a criss-cross, moved the ball to the Portland 39 for another first down and it appeared the Jackets were aboard the touchdown express. However, a penalty, followed by an incomplete pass, forced the Jackets to punt. After taking over on their own 29, the Panthers proceeded to punch out four first downs and move aR the way to the Decatur 14-yard line. After picking up four yards on two line plays, quarterback Takats flipped to his big end Puckett, but the officials ruled the catch out of bounds. A fourth down pass failed to click and the Decatur bunch took over. The Jackets then ground out three first downs of their own, with Nelson, Grabill and Ahr runninig great, but with 54 seconds left in the half and on their own 45. three passes fell incomplete and the Jackets were forced to punt. Ed Nelson killed off any Portland ideas of scoring before the half ended when he made a beautiful interception with one second remaining. Midfield Battle The two teams battled at midfield durinig the third quarter, with Portland picking up three first downs and the Decatur team one, and the end of the third quartre found the teams still deadlocked, 0-0. , On the final stanza’s first play. Takats moved to the Decatur 25 on a keeper for a first down. Herb Magley and Mike Drake stopped Burkholder over center for h gain of one and Tom Johnson and Ed Nelson combined to throw Penrod for a three yard loss. On third and twelve Takats handed to Penrod, who shot over right tackle and into the end zone. On a fake kick for the point, Takats hit Puckett in the

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High School Football Fort Wayne Concordia 20, Kendallville 19. New Haven 47, Angola 0. Garrett 19, Bluffton 0. Huntington 39, Columbia City 0, Auburn 13, Nappanee 7. Fort Wayne South 14, Fort Wayne North 12. Elkhart 25, Fort Wayne Central 20. Fort Wayne Central Catholic 34, Mississinewa 7. Richmond 21, Indianapolis Ripple 12. Indianapolis Tech 6, Muncie Central 0. West Lafayette 28, Culver Military 3. Warsaw 19, Rochester 7. Marion 18. Anderson 6. Kokomo 47, Elwood 0. Logansport 26, Frankfort 14. South Bend Washington 12, Mishawaka 6. Goshen 20, Penn 20 (tie). LaPorte 33, Hammond Noll 6. end zone and the Panthers led, 7-0. Final Chance With about two and a half minutes left, the Jackets had one card left in their hand to play. After taking a punt to the Decatur 39, the Jackets began to move. Cowan hit Grabill on a'l4 yarder and moved to the Portland 47. After a yard gain and two incomplete passes, the Jackets found themselves faced with a fourth and nine situation. Cowan dropped back to punt, but instead of kicking, he flipped to Grabill, who carried to the Portland 31 for a first down. On second and twelve. Nelson made a magnificent 11 yard run and a Cowan sneak brought the Jackets another first down on Portland’s 21, with 1:40 left. A running play with no blocidng got a 11-yard loss, but a Cowan to Grabill pass moved the Jackets back to the Portland 17, The next two passes, however, fell incomplete and Portland took over and ran out the clock. The Jackets now have a 2-2-1 record while the victory was Portland’s fourth against two losses. Unofficially, the Jackets garnered eleven first downs and Portland eight, but Portland scored the seven points that counted. The Jackets travel to Bluffton next Friday to tangle with their old rivals. Portland 0 0 0 7 Decatur 0 0 0 0 Portland scoring; Penrod (27 yard run). Extra point, Takats to Puckett. Starting lineups; Portland Decatur E McClung Johnson E Puckett Knodel T Martin Sharpe T Freeman Gause G Mumby H. Magley G Bash Theobald C Pontius August Q Takats Cowan H Penrod Nelson H Myers Grabill F -> Burkholder Ahr

i Toronto Leading In Little World Series LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Righthander Bob Chakales goes to the hill for the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight in an effort to boost the International League champions’ lead to 3-1 over the Louisville Colonels in the Little World Series. Opposing the Maple Leafs for the American Association titleholders will be either Vic Rehm or Bob Botz. Toronto third baseman Steve Demeter continued his lusty power hitting in the playoffs by smashing two home runs and a double in Friday night’s 6-2 triumph over Louisville at Toronto. The victory gave the Maple Leafs a 2-1 edge in the best-of-seven series. Demeter also had two homers and a double Monday night. While Toronto pounded out 11 hits off three Louisville pitchers, Bob (Riverboat) Smith held the Colonels to three hits and struck out 12. Don Taylor’s two-run homer off Smith in the sixth inning accounted for the Louisville runs. College Football Miami (Fla.) 29, North Carolina 12. Louisville 40, Bradley 6. Chattanooga 33, McMurray 13. Carthage 26, Culver-Stockton 7. Alabama A&M 16, Morehouse 6. Murray St. 21, Eastern Kentucky 19 Alabama St. 32, Xavier (La.) 14. Coffeyville JC 39, El Dorado JC 0. Fresno State 33, Santa Barbara 15. Bowling Scores Central Soya League W L Pts. Master Mixers .... 9 3 12 Alley Kats 8% 3% 11% Lab — 8 4 11 Wonders 7% 4% 10% Blue Prints 6 6 9 Feed Mill-.... 6 6 7 Elevator 4 8 6 Farm Supplys 7 6 Spares 3 9 4 Dubs 3 9 3 Lab 4 points. Elevator 0; Wonders 1, Blue Prints 3; Farm Supply 4, Dubs 0; Spares 0, Alley Kats 4; Feed Mill 1, Master Mixers 3. High games and series: H. Myers 205 ( 507); J. Bowman 172 (502), Bluhm 178-179 ( 509), Fennig 177-198 (534), C. Hirschy 173218 (551), Michael 171, Eley 183, Shoup 191, Cook 183 (518), PoUock 191, Nash 188, Abbott 197, Inniger 183 ( 508), Grafton 175-212-191 (578). Minor League W L Pts. Clem Hardware ... 11 4 15 Spud & Jim’s 11 4 14 Fager Sport. Goods 9 6 13 M. O. C, 9 6 12 Wolff Hardware .... 9 6 11 Smith Pure Milk 6% 8% 9% Downtown Texaco „ 8 9 8 Holthouse on Hiway 5 10 7 Walt’s Standard 4% 10% 5% Moose 4 11 5 Clems won 4 points from Moose, Spud & Jim’s won 4 points from Walt's Standard, M. O. C. won 3 points from Wolffs, Fagers won 3 points from Downtown Texaco, Smiths and H.O.H. split with 2 points each. High games: B. Beauchot 221, J. Markley 215, D. Clay 208, P. Miller 207-200, J. Bebout 205, Geimer 203, Conrad 203, W. Leuenberger 201.

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August Magley Are Named As Most Valuable Ron August and Dave Magley were named as most valuable players after last night’s 7-0 loss to the Portland Panthers and the most tackles award went to the Magley boys, Dave and Herb. August was named as MVP for the fine, consistent work he has done all season. Ron has been a “rock” in the offensive line, and has also done his job of centering in grand fashion. His fine work in last night's game gave him five good games in a row. Ron plays the position where not much credit is given, but he goes out game after game and works, and works hard, and is steadily becoming outstanding. Dave Magley, the “Horse,” was named to the MVP award for the second week in a row. Magley played a fine game on offense, running hard with his knees up from his halfback post, and his defensive game was terrific. “Horse” is only a sopohomore, but he has shown more spirit, fight and determination than has been seen on Decatur football fields in a long while. If he keeps up the rugged brand of football he has shown thus far this season, the name “Horse” may be a famous name all over this part of Indiana in the next two years. Dave and cousin Herb were given the most tackles award. Both boys were in the double figures in tackles and both hit low and hard. Neither gives a to knock somebody down, runner any ground and both like Right behind the Magley boys in tackles were Tom Johnson, Mike Drake and Tom Sharpe. These three are the backbone of the defensive forward wall. Adams Central Wins Cross Country Meet The Adams Central Greyhounds finished their cross country season with a 3 win, 3 loss record, closing with a victory over Ossian and Lancaster at the Decatur Golf course. Adams Central finished with 19 points, while Ossian scored 45 and Lancaster 116. Brown of Adams Central was the first finisher with a time of 10:12, followed by Kreigh of Ossian with 10:28 and D. Heyerly of Adams Central with a time of 10:29. Top ten finishers: Brown, A.C., Kreigh, 0., D. Heyerly, A.C., Dick, A C., Arnold, A.C., Hamilton, A.C., Ripley, A.C., Roembke, 0., Hirschy A.C., Gallmeyer, A.C. Pro Football National League Philadelphia 27, Dallas 25.

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50-yard Line Flashes By JACK BELLES Last night was much, much better. Not as good as they can be, but certainly not bad enough for criticism. The team showed that they could recover from a bad night, and give a good account of themselves. The return of Bob Theobold to the regular lineup helped the down field blocking. It is still not as crisp as it was in the first two games, but there were several nice runs, due to good blocking. There were several times when John Cowan didn’t have time to pass, though. The Panthers are a good example of the importance of a line. Not that the Portland line was bad, but they didn’t match the calibre of their backfield, and it was evident in their play. We would have to rate Penrod as the best opposing back to play against Decatur to date. Doty, of New Haven, caused more damage, but he had more to go with. Penrod seemed to us to be a “trickier” runner, in addition to his tremendous speed, and as the boys who got tackled by him can testify, he was a good defensive player, too. We would like to commend the officials, which is a unique thing for this column. There were a few calls for and against each team that were different than the fans might have called, but after all, those men are down there on the field of play, and have a lot better view of things. The thing we liked was their ability to let the boys play football, but not let the game get out of hand. There were several times in the game that it seemed both backfields might have gotten a little jump on the snap, but it wasn’t

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1960

National League W L Pct. GB a-Pittsburgh - 93 59 .612 — Milwaukee 88 64 .579 5 St. Louis 86 66 .566 7 Los Angeles .... 81 71 .533 12 San Francisco — 77 75 .507 16 Cincinnati 67 85 .441 26 Chicago 59 93 .388 34 Philadelphia .... 57 95 .375 36 a—Clinched pennant. American League W L Pct. GB a-New York .... 95 57 .625 — Baltimore 87 65 .572 8 Chicago 87 65 .572 8 Cleveland 74 78 .487 21 Washington 73 79 .480 22 Detroit 70 82 .461 25 Boston 65 87 .428 30 Kansas City . 57 95 .375 38 a—Clinched pennat. FRIDAY’S RESULTS National League Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 6 (14 innings). Milwaukee 13, Pittsburgh 2. Los Angeles 7, Chicago 5. San Francisco 2, St. Louis 1. American League New York 6, Boston 5. Chicago 5, Cleveland 4 (13 innings). Detroit 5, Kansas City 3. Only games scheduled. enough to hurt either side, so the referees let them play ball. The Jackets' desire was good. They were in the game right to the end. If they will work on blocking and tackling harder and lower, they should bring home a win from Bluffton.