Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 58, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 10 December 1960 — Page 6

Yellow Jackets Lose To .J: •••'•* 1 ■ ■ Central Catholic Irish By 57 To 51 Score Friday

The Fort Wayne Central Catholic Irish won their first victory in five starts Friday night, defeating the Decatur Yellow Jackets by a 57-51 count in the opener of a high school twin bill at the Coliseum in Fort Wayne. Concordia outlasted Elmhurst in the nightcap to take a 69-58 city series victory. The Irish and Jackets played the string out to the final whistle in a ragged ball game accented by twenty two fouls called on each team. Down To Wire . Rudy Kleinknight hit from underneath with 21 seconds remaining in the battle to bring the Jackets within two points at 53-51. With 11 seconds to go, however, C. C. guard Dave Langas was fouled and cooly stepped to the 15-foot line and dropped both throws. John Dullaghan intercepted a Decatur pass and threw in a last second one-hander from the corner to make the finafr margin of six points. The Jackets could manage only one fielder in the first period and trailed at the first stop, 14-7. Rudy Kleinknight led a second quarter rally that brought the Jackets back into the ball game, as he scored five markers and his team pulled to a 27-24 deficit at the long intermission. Finds Rance Denny Bollenbacher of the Jackets began to find the range in the second half and the battle became i even closer as C. C. found themselves with only a one point margin going into the final eight min- ■ utes. 38-37. “Bolly” canned a jumper at the 7:07 mark of the final period and gave his team a 39-38 lead. The lead was brief, though, as the Irish of Terry Coonan reeled off nine straight points and held a commanding lead at 47-39 before the Jackets put on their last-ditch rally. Bollenbacher led the Decatur scoring with 16 points, plus having some tough luck on shots that wouldn’t stick. Langas tallied 12 to lead the Irish. The Jackets fired 54 times for their 17 buckets and a .315 shooting percentage, while C.C. had a .386 percentage on 18 of 63. The Jackets return to their home floor next Friday, entertaining the Columbia City Eagles in a Northeastern Indiana conference tilt. Decatar FG FT TP Bollenbacher 8 0 16 Walters——- 2 0 4 Knodel- Oil Augusto 0 0 Frauhiger Oil Ru. Kleinknight -2 4 8 Ro. Kleinknighto 0 0 Cowan3 5 11 Grabill —— 2 6 10 Bleekeo 0 0 Townsendo 0 0 ? - ■■■' — — r.r

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Adams Central at Auburn. Berne at Angola. Eichenauer 0 0 0 Totals .... 17 17 51 Central Catholic FG FT TP Taylor 3 5 11 Fremions 0 10 Schenkel ...—.lO 2 2 Meierlo 2 Creigh — 0 2 2 Dullaghan 1 3 5 Bubb .... 11 3 Langas —4 4 . 12 O'Reilly 2 4 8 Rigel 10 2 Totals -18 21 57 Officials: Herzog & Lee. Preliminary C.C., 46-41. Geneva Edges Haftford Last Night, 4036 The Geneva Cardinals won the battle of the neighborhood Friday night, edging out the Hartford Gorillas, 40-36, at the Geneva gym. The win gave the Cardinals a 3-3 season mark, and the loss was Hartford's fifth after three victories to open the season. Last night's game was close all the way. The teams were tied at the first quarter, 7-7. Hartford was on top at the half, 27-28, but Geneva was in front at the third period, 27-26. Each team had only one player in double figures, Larry Moser leading Geneva with 16 points, and Phil Habegger topping Hartford with 11. Geneva was outscored from the fiqjd by one bucket, but made 16 free throws to only 10 for the Gorillas. Hartford has two road games next week, at Redkey Tuesday and at South Whitley Saturday, while the Cardinals will host the Berne Bears at Geneva Friday. Geneva FG FT TP Baumer 113 Norr 1 3 5 Sprunger — 3 2 8 Yoder 2 2 6 Mann ... 0 0 0 Toland 0 2 2 Hoffman 0 0 0 Moser 5 6 16 TOTALS 12 16 40 Hartford FG FT TP Fields 0 2 2 Wanner —* 2 15 It Habegger 4 1 9 Zuercher 113 Dutt 0 0 0 Grogg 2 0 4 Stauffer 10 2 P. Habegger 3 "5 11 TOTALS 13 10 36 Officials: Butz, Reynolds. Preliminary Geneva, 38 - 27. - Hockey Results Internatioinal League St. Paul 5, Indianapolis 3. Minneapolis 6, Toledo 4. Trade in a good town — Decatur.

Eagles Defeat Union Friday Night, 64*60 Superior accuracy from the foul line paid off for the Monmouth Eagles Friday night as they defeated Union of Huntington county, 64-60, at the Monmouth gym. It was Monmouth’s fifth victory in six starts. The Eagles trailed at the first quarter, 11-10, but went out in front at the half, 31-26, and at the third period, 49-42. Rodgers, of Union, was the game's top scorer with 25 points. The Eagles had well balanced scoring, Don Brown and Ken Kolter each scoring 15 points, Loren Bieberich 13 and Dennis Braun 12. The Eagles were outchot from the field, 24-20, but converted 24 free throws to only 12 for the visitors. Monmouth will travel to Bryant next Friday to meet the Owls. Monmouth FG FT TP Braun 3 6 12 Bieberich 4 5 13 [Milii - 3 17 Kolter 4 7 15 Lrown — 5 5 15 pencer 10 2 Carr 0 0 0 Totals - 20 24 64 Union FG FT TP Landrum ..... 4 4 12 Anthony ....... 0 2 2 Hosier — 0 0 0 Seibern ——- 5 2 12 Rodgers 12 1 25 Shafer 12 4 Kline — 2 1 5 Totals 24 12 60 Officials. Witner, Terveer. Preliminary Monmouth, 44-22. H. S. Basketball Fort Wayne Concordia 69, Elmhurst 58. Angola 66, Bluffton 49. New Haven 75, Columbia City 68. Garrett 73, Kendallville 57. Indianapolis Attacks 65, Fort Wayne Central 60. Fort Wayne North 59, South Bend Washington 56. Arcola 74, Harlan 63. Monroeville 53, South Whitley 38. Hoagland 44, Huntertown 43. Wbodlan 76, Riverdale 49. Lafayette Central 76, Liberty Center 55. Huntington 53, Hartford City 39. Albion 80. Butler 52. Pennville 58, Petroleum 48. Wolf Lake 60, Avilla 55. Crestview 78, Ohio City Liberty 62. Lincolnview 63, Willshire 44. Indianapolis Manual 79, Ben Davis 70. , New Castle 59, Indianapolis Tech 55. Bedford 77, Elwood 76. Franklin 54, Shelbyville 53. Muncie Central 69, Richmond 47 Wabash 61, Muncie Burris 47. Kokomo 67, Marion 62. Miadison 69, Columbus 59. Anderson 57, Lafayette 55. Logansport 78, Frankfort 68. Jasper 60, Bloomington 56. East Chicago Roosevelt 48, Gary Emerson 38. Michigan City 67, South Bend Central 85. Elkhart 78, LaPorte 66.

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Attacks Whips Central Last 1 Night, 65-60 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Indianapolis Attacks, Indiana’® most successful high school basketball school during toe 19505, chopped high-ranking Font Wayne Central's winning streak at five games Friday night in the top tilt of a heavy Hoosier program. Attacks, seventh team in this week’s UPI coaches ratings, bounced back from a 23-23 halftime tie to win its third contest of the season and remain undefeated white banding No. 2 ranked Central its firfo setback in six starts, 65-60. Central was the only one of nine teams in the top 10 to lose. Central and Attacks played unl inspired ball in the first half. Attacks took a .third-period lead! ' of 62-47 and never was beaded. Other teams in the top 10 to win were Kokomo, Muncie Central, Indianapolis Cathedral, Elkhart, Indianapolis Manual, Madison and Evansville Central. Kokomo overcame a one-point deficit with .two minutes to go to edge Marion, 67-62, and thus retain its top spot in the stake rankings. The Wildcats dumped in eight quick points in the final few minutes to put the game on ice. Muncie Beata Richmond Muncie Central, No, 3, won it’s 39th consecutive home game by handing the Richmond Red Devils ; their fourth loss against one victory, 69-47. The Bearcats, ted by Kurt Ervin with 22 points, are now 5-0 far the season. Fourth-ranked Indianapolis Cathednal easily cut-played and outscored hapless Terre Haute i Schulte in a 72-25 blistering, with Walt Sahm bucketing 29 for the viators. The Elkhart Blue Blazers, No. 5, notched foeir fifth victory against no lessee by tripping LaPorte, 78-66. I was the Shears’ second loss in four outings. Sixth-ranked Indianapolis Manual edged a strong Ben Davis quintet, 79-70. Eighth-ranked Madison moved from a 27-33 'halftime deficit thanks to Larry Humes’ 18 points for a 69-59 win over the Columbus Bulldogs. Joe Warfel led aH scorers with 24 tallies. Central la Victor •* Evansville Central, the Na 10 team, built up a 46-21 halftime edge over the Princeton Tigers and went on to a one-sided 83-54 victory. It was the third win for the Bears and the second loss in three, games for the Tigers. a Ninth-rated Gary Froebel was idle. Rodney “Hotshot” Hicks was the night's high scorer, tallying 41 points in a losing cause as the Elwood Panthers dropped a game by the slimmest of margins to the Bedford Stonecutters, 77-76. Bud Beedie dropped in 26 for the Stonecutters. Stan Butler’s 28 points led Wabash to a 61-47 clobbering of Muncie Bunnis, giving Wabash its fourth victory in as many starts. Dan Farrell of Logansport also scored 28 .points as the Berries ted all .the way in defeating Frankfort 78-68. 57 Fouls Cafied S Plymouth gave Rochester an 8359 shellacking behind the sharp eye of Glenn Starr who netted 30 paints. The Wabash Valley champs -from Bloomfield won their seventh victory in a row, 76-67, oyer Spencer, but Terne Haute State banded West Vigo its first toss in eight starts, 60-46. Fiftyseven fouls were called in the batitte and Vigo could only manage .two paints in the first quarter to 14 far State. Jim Everett set a Bristol school record in dunking 33 points, but in a losing clause as Orland woo the game, 93-60. Orland bad a balanced attack with Gary Rumsey leading ithe way with 18 goals. Wcflrf Lake banded Avilla its first kiss after six victories, 6055, and Monterey won its sixth game in a row, downing Aubbeenaubbee, 47-38. Ncitth Liberty made it eight' straight with a victory over MadiI I “Always lead with your Lefty!" OHRISTMAS PARTIES Small or Large groups reserve a date now. I™—PRIRWAT I RESTAURANT

sen Twp.. St. Joseph County, K--66. And Rex Stall had 35 ringers as he led Tyner to a 79-76 win over LoEßmc. In other games. Dave Jarrett of Sullivan netted 25 in a win over Vincennes, 65-50; Fontanet’s Ron Cooper scored 33 in a 82-53 winning cause over Ctay City; Bud Brown of Jasonville scored 30 as Jasonville defeated Riley, 57-47, and Jon McGlocklin netted 28 in Franklin’s 54-53 win over Shelbyville. Greyhounds End Losing Streak, Whip Spartans The Adams Central Greyhounds bounced out of their winless string with a vengeance Friday night, whipping the also-winless Pleasant Mills Spartans, 79-44, at the Adams Central gym. It was the Greyhounds’ first victory after five setbacks on the season, while the loss stretched the Spartans’ skein to eight defeats without a triumph. Adams Central jumped into a 1 14-7 lead at the first quarter and jumped the advantage to 34-19 at the half and 57-27 at the third per- ’ iod. Claude Striker, with 19 points, and Jerry Hirsehy, with 18, led the Greyhounds to their triumph, ' while Ron Daniels scored 15, Mel Ohler 11 and Marv Luginbill 10 for . the Spartans. 1 The Greyhounds travel to Aubi urn to meet the Red Devils tonight, and will play at Ossian next Fri- • day. The Spartans will travel to Petroleum one week from tonight. Adams Central FG FT TP Heyerly —_ 30 6 E. Hirsehy 10 2 Maitlen _ 2 15 Knittie 3 0 6 Strickler . 3 17 J. Hirsehy 8 2 18 Urick 10 2 Habegger 0 11 Striker ... „ 7 5 19 Moser 2 15 Rowden .... 2 0 4 Arnold 2 0 4 Totals 34 11 79 Pleasant Mills ** FG FT TP Smith 113 R. Luginbill .......... 2 15 M. Luginbill .......... 3 4 10 Daniels 5 5 15 Ohler 4 3 11 Totals 15 14 44 Officials: Hostettler, Dunn. Preliminary Adams Central, 63-27. Mac Kay Rallies To Win Singles Match PERTH, Australia (UP!) — The United States Davis Cup teiuqs team moved to a 2-0 lead over Italy today wnen big Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, rallied to defeat Nicola Pietrangeli, 8-6, 3-6, 8-10, 8-6, 13-11, in a match interrupted by darkness Friday. The Americans need only one more victory in either the doubles or the two remaining singles matches to gain the final round against Australia. The doubles match, originally scheduled to follow the MacKay-Pietrangeli match today, was postponed until 1:30 a.m. EST Sunday. Mac Kay, who was trailing two sets to one when play resumed with the fourth set tied 5-5, got off to a bad start today but rallied to overcome the veteran Italian, who wept for more than a minute after the conclusion of the drama-packed fifth set. Pietrangeli quickly opened the margin to 6-5 in the fourth set. but the game Mac Kay thrilled the crowd of 2,500 by winning the next . three games and eval the match. ; His blasting service also took toll on Pietrangeli in the fifth set after being down three games to none. Mac Kay’s ability to come through under pressure earned him the victory in the marathan 24game set and the match. Goody Step-up CHICAGO (UPl)—There’s good news for kids who love ice cream. An ice cream plant of the future which produces 70 gallons per man hour, a. step up from the present 31.2, has been developed by engineers of Cherry-Burrell Corp. : , _r

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Kid Foret Defends < Welterweight Title NEW YORK (UPI) -Aggressive Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba makes his first welterweight title defense tonight in a return fight with Frederico Thompson, Argentina’s "lazy” sugger who is getting his first shot at the crown. Their 15-round bout at Madison Square Garden will be televised nationally by ABC at 10 p.m. EST —with no local blackout. Forty Niners Play Packers In Key Game By JOE SARGIS United Press International . The ped-hot San Francisco Forty Niners put their “shotgun” offense on .the line against the invading “second chance” Green Bay Packers today in an opening weekend skirmish which could decide who the Philadelphia Eagles’ opponent will be in the National Football League’s title game. Despite two straight victories with toeir new offense, the Forty Niners, currently tied for first place in the NFL’s Western Division nace with the defending champion ...‘Baltimore Colts and the Packers, ore four-point underdogs against; Green Bay. The Packers got back into the race lost week after two consecutive losses by whipping the Chicago Bears. Both toe Forty Niners and Packers have been practicing in secret all week, but there will be a capacity Kezar Stadium crowd of 59,000 and a naitional television audience looking in when the fireworks erupt in the do-or-die game. Tie Saves Both The only decision that could save bath clubs would be a tie since (the Colts are seven-point picks over the Rams at Los Angeles, (the Bears, a behind (the “top three” in the wideopen Western race, are only fivepoint underdogs to the Browns at Cleveland, and the Detroit Liens, who caused the log-jam by upsetting the Celts last Sunday on a spectacular 65-yard TD on the game, are whopping 13-point favorites against the Dallas Cowboys at home. Each of the live “pretenders ’ has two games left to play, but because of .the closeness of the race there are no less than 27 possibilities for a tie when the regular' season closes next Sunday. K there is no tie. the Western winner will play the Eagles in .the titte game at Philadelphia on Dec. 26. A two-team tie, necessitating only one playoff game would push the title game back a week to Jlan. 2, while a .three to four team tie would shove it back still another week until Jam. 8. The Eagles, who clinched their first Eastern title in 11 years last Sunday when .they beat the St. Louis Cardinals, attempt to keep sharp again* the Steelers at Pittsburgh .this week. The champs are a slim one-point favorite to win their lOtti io-a-row since an opening loss to the Browns. In the remaining NFL game, the New York Giants are picked by seven over the Redskins to Washington. AFL Activity Spirited American Football League activity .this week also is expected to be on the spirited side with the Las Angeles Chargers hoping to clinch .the Western t'xle to home today Against the Denver Bronos, and the Houston Oilers hoping to ckndh the Eastern title at home Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. In the other games, the Boston Patriots play the Texans at Dalias and the New York Titans are on the West Coast against the Oakland Raiders. If Lob Angeles end Houston Jose and New York and Dallas win, then the races won’t be decided until the final Sunday, and even could conceivably end in ties. The CoMb, who never have been htoky against the Rams and Forty Niners on the West Coast, will halve to play without fullback Alan Ameche, who had a leg operation following <the Forty Niner game (two weeks ago. Billy Pricer will fill in ogam. The Rams, who have shown marked improvement in recent weeks, are in good physical shape. Tax Takes Rises NEW YORK (UPI) — Business paid Uncle Sam 822.2 billion in corporate income taxes in 'fiscal 1960, 84.1 billion more than in | ; * .a

Bears Remain Undefeated By Easy Victory The undefeated Berne Bears made it six in a row Friday night, trampling the Lancaster Central Bobcats, 75-42, on the Berne floor. The Wells county quintet scored only three points in the first quarter while the Bears tallied 15. , Berne led at the half, 38-21, and at the third period, 64-27. The Bears again showed wellbalanced scoring. Dick Smith was tops with 16, followed by Stan Augsburger with 15 and Rod Schwartz with 14. M. Macon topped both squads with 25 markers. Berne travels to Angola tonight to meet the Hornets, and will play twice again next week, meeting the Cardinals at Geneva Friday, . and entertaining the Leo Lions at Berne one week from tonight. Berne FG FT TP Smith 6 4 16 Nussbaum ..... 3 17 Schwartz 5 4 14 Habegger ........ 2 15 Augsburger —1 71 15 E. Inniger 4 0 8 Zeigler ..... 2 15 Baumgartner 0 3* 3 F. Inniger ... 0 «, 11 ’ Herman , 0 1 i Sprunger 0 0 0 Renner 0 0 0 Totals 29 17 75 Lancaster Central FG FT TP 1 Ayers : 2 0 4 Mcßride .... 0 2 2 I M. Macon 7 11 25 1 Frauhiger Oil Johnson 10 2 Hedges 12 4 Bates 0 2 2 [V. Macon 1-0 2

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