Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1961 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Edge Central Catholic For Sixth Straight Win

By PETE REYNOLDS Six in a row! Those battling Yellow Jackets, refusing to bow down to superior size and weight, registered their sixth victory without a loss Friday night, edging the Irish from Fort Wayne Central Catholic, 71-69, in another thrill-a-minute at the Decatur gym. It was I C.C.’s first loss in six starts. The Jackets again refused to fold in the clutch. Trailing, 69-66, with just over a minute to play, the Jackets evened the score when Ike Eichenauer broke under wide open, dropping in a layup and added a free throw when fouled on the shot, and Decatur had again pulled even at 69-69. The Irish took the ball down the floor, fired at the bucket but missed and the Jackets grabbed the rebound, brought the ball into the offensive zone and called time, with 42 seconds to play. The Jackets kept possession of the ball and again called time, with 10 seconds to go. With the clock running out. Bob Walters fired one from the side. The ball hit the rim and bounded off but Denny Bollenbacher grabbed the rebound and jumped the ball through for the winner, as the final horn sounded before C.C. could put the ball in jday. ... Irish Lead Early The visitors got away hitting their first two shots and then rolled up a 10-point lead at 15-5 after four minutes of play before the Jackets began to click. But the Decatur lads scored the next eight points to trail by only 15-13. The Jackets finally worked into a 17-17 tie and then Steve Krull and Bob Walters traded chots for a 19-19 first quarter tie. Walters had six points in the period. Bollenbacher eight and Eichenauer five. ' The Yellow Jackets took the lead for the first time at 29-27 with 2:30 to go in the second quarter, and stayed in front the rest of the period, taking a 36-33 advantage to the dressing room. Krull and Tony Zych each hit two buckets in the first two minutes of the third quarter to give the Irish a 41-36 bulge. Decatur came back and had the score tied at 52-52 but Dave Schenkel hit from the foul line and Zych hit his fifth two-pointer of the period , for a 57-54 C.C. lead entering the final bracket. The final period was a battle all the way. Decatur held a 65-61 lead with four minutes to go but the Irish moved into their 69-66 advantage which the Jackets chopped away in the final hectic minute. Bollenbacher topped all the scorers with 25 points. Walters hit 18 and Eichenauer 17. Schenkel was tops for C.C. with 17, Zych had 14 and Krull and Maury Bubb 10 each. The Jackets won the game at the foul line, converting 17 of 31 chances, while C.C. made good on nine ot 23. The Irish were assessed 24 fouls, the Jackets 16. The Yellow Jackets travel to Columbia City next Friday to meet the Eagles in a Northeastern ADAMS THEATER SUN. & MON. Continuons Bnn. from 1:15 TZ DICK CLARK MMLM rfiSH .iIOuBS Doctors -0 TONITE-Wah Disney Hitl "Grayfriar's Bobby"-Color ft "HAND IN HAND" . . -0 Sat Mat — “Abbott A Costello” Meet Keystone Kops” 1:30; 3:15

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Indiana conference battle. Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Bollenbacher ... 9 7 25 Walters 9 0 18 Maddox 13 5 Eichenauer 5 7 17 Townsend - — 2 0 4 Gay 0 0 0 Ro. Kleinknight 10 2 Martin .... 0 0 0 TOTAKS 27 17 71 Central Catholic ‘ FG FT TP Bubb 5 0 10 Krull 5 0 10 Schenkel 6 5 17 Dullaghan 4 19 Craft ——“X-1 3 5 Walsh 0 0 0 O'Reilly 2 0 4 Zych 7 0 14 TOTALS 30 9 68 Officials: Gettys, Stitt. Preliminary Central Catholic, 47-39. Adams Central Scores Victory Over Spartans The Adams Central Greyhounds picked up their second victory of the season against four losses Friday night, defeating the Pleasant Mills Spartans, 65-43, at the Pleasant Mills gym. — The first quarter was a close battle, with the Greyhounds leading by a single point, 11-10. But the Greyhounds poured in 19 points in the second period while holding the Spartans to seven, and Adams Central had a 30-17 margin at the half, which was built to 50-26 at the third quar. ter. Don Sharp led the Adams Central victory with 19 points, closely followed by Bob Heyerly with 18 and Dick Habegger with 15. Mary Luginblll was the only , Spartan able to score effectively, dropping in 17 points for Pleas- , ant Mills. The Greyhounds will return lo action tonight, entertaining the ; Auburn Red Devils at the Adams Central gym. The Spartans have a pair of home games next week, against the Decatur Commodores Friday and the Petroleum Panthers Saturday. Adams Central FG FT TP Heyerly ............ 9 0 18 Habegger 5 5 15 Workinger ....- 2 1 5 Hirschy 10 5 Schlickman 12 4 Sharp 6 7 19 Von Gunten 0 2 2 Egly 0 0 0 Owens — 0 0 0 Dick 0 0 0 Riley 0 0 0 TOTALS 24 17 65 Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Beer ————O 2 2 Clouse 2 2 6 R Luginbill 0 0 0 M. Luginbill 7 3 17 Ohler - 3 17 Burkhart 0,1 1 Currie — 3'2 8 McMillen ——..... 1 0 2 Black 0 0 0 TOTALS 16 11 43 Preliminary Adams Central, 35-31. Hockey Results International League Indianapolis 3, Toledo 0. St. Paul 6, Omaha 1.

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Geneva Downs Hartford Last Night, 41-35 The Geneva Cardinals registered their second victory of the season Friday night, handing the Hartford Gorillas their fifth loss in six starts, 41-35, at the Geneva gym. It was a close tussle all the way. Geneva led at all the resting points, 84, 23-18 and 27-24. Scoring honors were well divided in the low-seoring game. Paul Moser topped Geneva with 12 points and Mike Newcomer tallied 10. Loren Wanner was the only Gorilla in double figures with 11 markers. The Cardinals play at WardJackson in Randolph county tonight, and Hartford will travel to Redkey Tuesday night. Geneva FG FT TP Webb ................ 0 0 0 Biery 0 0 0 Newcomer 5 0 10 McGough 2 2 6 Burke 16 8 Moser 6 0 12 Lautzenheiser 2 1 5 TOTALS ....... 16 9 41 Hartford FG FT TP Alberson 2 0 4 Byrum 0 0 0 Fields 2 3 7 Runkel 113 Wanner 4 3 11 Habegger ... ... 4 0 8 Stauffer — .1 0 2 TOTALS ....... 14 7 35 Officials: Tharp, Smith. Preliminary Geneva. 25-23. Berne Defeats Lancaster By 76-59 Score After a close first half, the Berne Bears racked up 24 points in the third period, and went on to take a 76-59 verdict from Lancaster Central at the Lancaster gym Friday night. The Bears trailed 17-14 at the first period, but moved into a 38-30 halftime lead. It Was all Berne in the second half, the Bears outscoring their opponents 24-6 in the third period, and holding a 62-36 margin. —AU 13 players used by the Bears scored, Erv Inniger topping the scoring with 22 points. Stahly chipped in with 12 points. Three Lancaster players hit for twin figures, Mcßride leading the way with 13 taUies. The Bears swing back into action tonight, hosting Angola at the Berae gym. Berne FG FT TP Smith - 3 0 6 E. Inniger 8 6 22 Fosnaugh — 10 2 Stahly 4 4 12 G. Habegger 4 19 Baumgartner 2 0 4 F. Inniger —. 2 0 4 Schirling 2 0 4 Ringger Oil Bransteter 2 • 4 K. Habegger 2 0 4 Renner 10 2 Kingsley 10 2 TOTALS 32 12 76 Lancaster Central FG FT TP Ayers 2 0 4 Frauhiger 15 7 Mann 2 3 7 Nash 2 7 11 Biddle 4 2 10 Mcßride 6 1 13 Glasgow 3 0 6 Ormsby Oil TOTALS 20 19 59 Officials: Dunn and Kingsley.

Preliminary Lancaster, 42 - 27.

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Commodores Beaten By Monmouth Last Night, 71 To 55

By 808 SHRALUKA The Monmouth Eagles scored ten straight points at the outset of the third quarter, to break a 26-all halftime knot, and copped a 71-55 verdict from the Decatur Catholic Commodores at the Eagle gym Friday night. ■ O I The Eagle hot streak opening the third stanza broke up what had been a close battle most of the first half, and carried them to their fifth victory of the season, with two losses, while the loss sets the Commodore slate at only one win and four setbacks. 10 In now Clarence Scheumann hit from the field with only seven seconds gone from the scoreboard clock, Dennis Braun potted a charity toss and seconds later a fielder, and Don Gehres tipped in a rebound. Don Brown hit from the corner and Braun connected on another gift shot, before the Decatur lads could score, and gave the Eagles a 36-26 margin midway in the third period. Jerry Villagomes broke the Commodore scoring ice at the 4:30 mark when he canned a free throw. A two-pointer by Jerry Heimann off the pivot and another free throw by Villagomes cut the Eagle margin to 42-36. Don Brown,-who rebounded sensationally throughout the game, especially off the defensive board, connected on his favorite jump shot and tipped in a stray shot, boosting the Eagle margin to ten points again, 46-36, going into the final round. Up Margin Jerry Heimann and Ken Kolter traded fielders to open the fourth stanza, as did Brown and Steve Blythe, but Scheumann popped in a jumper, Kolter tipped in a rebound, and then hooked for two more, shoving the Eagles into a 62-46 margin from which Decatur could never recover. The Eagles had shot to an early 15-8 margin in the first period, but the Commodores sliced the margin to 15-12 at the end of the initial eight minutes. Two quick buckets by John Kohne, and Ed Kohne’s favorite one-hander gave the Commodores their first lead of the game, 18-16, at the 6:40 mark of the second quarter. Tied At Half The lead see-sawed in the remaining minutes of the quarter, and Tom Kohne’s free throw with 1:02 left in the half, knotted the teams at 26-apiece at the main

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intermission. Once again the B— boys led the Eagle scoring, Don Brown tallying 18, plus grabbing many, many rebounds, Dennis Braun scored 16 and Scheumann chipped in with 12. John Kohpe topped the Decatur scoring with 18 points, seven in the second quarter, and Heimann added 14. A total of 22 personals were whistled on the Commodores, Ed Kohne departing with five in the fourth quarter, and John Kohne leaving with only nine secends remaining. Fifteen fouls were charged to the Eagles. Decatur hit nine of 19 charity attempts, the i Eagles 21 of 28. i The Commodores return to ac- . tion Friday when they- take the ; short trip to Pleasant Mills, and I the Eagles will be at home next Saturday, entertaining Bryant. Commodores ! FG FT TP s Heimann 6 2 14 ‘ Hake 1 0 2 Blythe 4 0 8 ■ Bakerlo 2 ) E. Kohne,. 2 0 4 > T. Kohne ....113 r Villagomes 12 4 ■ J. Kohne 7 4 18 TOTALS 23 9 55 Monmouth FG FT TP i Braun 6 4 16 , Boerger 0 0 0 i Schieferstein 2 1 5 ■ Kolter 2 2 6 Scheumann 4 4 12 Gehreslo 2 • Singleton 3 3 9 i Spencer Oil > Brown 7 4 18 i Witte 2 2 i TOTALS 25 21 71 Officials: Van Sickle, Modlin. Preliminary Monmouth, 35-28. Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams SATURDAY ■ Auburn at Adams Central. ’ Angola at Berne. Geneva at Ward-Jackson. Pro Basketball ABL Results > Kansas City 117, Chicago 99. z i San Francisco 98, Hawaii 88.

First City Series Game Is Scheduled far Monday Evening The first game of the annual city series for the junior high| championship will be played at the Decatur high school gym Monday evening, Jerry Mitchel, coach of the Decatur Junior high team,, announced Friday. Junior high is the defending; champion, having won the series; last year from St. Joseph Catho-: lie junior high. To date, Junior high has won one and lost one, and St. Joseph is undefeated in five starts under coach Red Pierce. A reserve game will start at 6 o’clock Monday evening, followed by the city series battle. This is the best of three series, with the champion gaining possession of the ! George Wemhoff trophy for the ensuing year. Admission will be 10 cents for students and 25 cents for adults. H. S. Basketball Columbia City 70, New Haven 65. Bluffton 79, Angola 63. Kendallville. 66, Garrett ,61. Elmhurst 64, Fort Wayne Con--1 cordia 48. Indianapolis Attucks 73, Fort Wayne Central 57. Hoagland 56, Huntertown 54. South Whitley 69, Monroeville 67. ’ Warsaw 78, Syracuse 63. Desoto 83. Petroleum 69. Harlan 76, Arcola 73. Ossian 70, Union (Wells) 57.

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