Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1962 — Page 7

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City Little League Will Meet Tuesday Robert Lord, president of the Decatur Little Ijeague, announced this morning that a league meeting will be held Tuesday at the city hall. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. and all Little League managers. coaches, and any other persons interested, are invited to. attend. Lord also requested all league " officials be present, as plans for the upcoming season will be mapped out.

Jackets Drop Track Opener To New Haven The Decatur Yellow Jackets dropped a 67-42 decision to New Haven in their opening track meet of the season Thursday afternoon. New Haven copped seven first places to the Yellow Jackets* five, and the teams split in the relays. Dave Swickard scored a double for Decatur,, taking blue ribbons in the 100-yard dash and the 440yard dash, and ran anchor on the winning 880-yard relay team. Mike Shannon of Decatur copped the mile run in a fine 4:58.5 time. Coach Bob Worthman’s squad returns to action Monday afternoon, entertaining the Monmouth Eagles in a dual meet. High hurdles: 1. Hazelett (NH); 2. Fritcha (NH); 3. D. Magley (D). Time-16.6. 100 yard dash: 1. Swickard 2. Bollenbacher (D); 3. Kloepper (NH). Time-11.0. Mile run: 1. Shannon (D); 2. Peters (NH); 3. Schelker (NH). Time—4:sß.B. 440-yard dash: 1. Swickard (D); 2. Bade (NH); 3. Gause (D). Time—s6.l. Low hurdles: 1. Fritcha (NH); 2. Kummer (NH); 3. D. Magley (D). Time-23.0. 880 yard dash: 1. Murphy (NH); 2. Sowers (NH); 3. Eyanson (D). Time-2:13.4. 220 yard dash: 1. Kloepper (NH); 2. Longarder (NH); 3. Bollenbacher (D). Time—24.6. Shot put: 1. H. Magley (D); 2. Rohrbacher (NH); 3. Whetstone (D). Distance—42’ 3”. Broad Jump: 1. Longarder (NH); 2. Swickard (D); 3. Hazelett (NH). Distance—lß’ 4”. High jump: Fravel (D); M. Elliott (D); Hazelett (NH); Lippott (NH); (4-way tie for first.) Height-5’ 1.” Pole vault: 1. Kummer (NH); 2. Osdale (NH); Anspaugh (D* and Schultz (NH) tie tor third. Height—B’ 6.” 880 yard relay: 1. Decatur (Bollenbacher, M. Elliott, D. Magley, Swickard). Time—l:42. Mile relay: 1. New Haven (Bade, McMahon, Kummer, Murphy.) Time-4:57.2. - Two-Car Accident Thursday Afternoon A two car accident at 4:02 p.m. Thursday on Second street in the downtown area, damaged only one car. Ronald Alan Zimmerman, 18, 414 N. Second st., was traveling north, when he stopped to back into a parking space. Joseph Francis Gremaux, 34, route 5, Decatur, was following Zimmerman and attempted to stop, but slid on the wet pavement into the rear of the Zimmerman auto - Only the Gremaux car was damaged, an estimated $45. Brief Fisticuffs In Assessment Quarrel So “hot” is the reassessment issue, that an argument developed into fisticuffs in the assessor’s office Thursday afternoon, where the Adams county board of review meets every day. Lester Brunner, St. Mary’s township trustee, was allegedly accused of altering some figure by Robert Brown, route 6, Decatur, and the “altercation” was on, though it lasted only a matter of seconds before broken up. New York Stock Exchange Prices MIDDAY PUCES AT. & T. 129% Central Soya 31% du Pont —— 241 Ford 97% General Electric 76% General Motors 56 Gulf OU 42% Standard OU Ind. —— 51% Standard OU N. J. „„ 53% U. S. Steel 69% GIVE YOUR HOME THE BEST INSURANCE PROTECTION! Ask About The Broad Homeowners INSURANCE POLICY COWENS i lieu pa unc ihouhhrvk. AGENCY 209 Court Street L. A. COWENS JIM COWENS PHONE 3-3601

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Boston Celtics Win Over Philadelphia BOSTON (UPD-WUt Chamberlain’s strange record of never playing for a winner, and Bill RusseU’s equally odd mark of never playing for a loser are still intact—but barely so. It took a last second basket by guard Sam Jones to preserve both of those streaks Thursday night and propel the Boston Celtics into the final stage of their bid for an unprecedented fourth straight National Basketball Association championship. The Jones basket gave Boston a 109-107 victory over the Philadelphia Warriors and means the Celtics open a best-of-seven championship series wih the Los Angeles Lakers here on Saturday afternoon. The two teams wiU shift to the West Coast for two games after Saturday’s nationally televised match and another game on Sunday afternoon at Boston Garden. Thursday night’s 109-107 Boston win meant that the Chamberlian led Warriors have never beaten the Russell-paced Celtics in a title series. Just Misses Block Chamberlain was held to 22 points by RusseU Thursday night but the cold figures did not teU a true tale of the tall Warrior’s game. He had 22 rebounds and was immense in blocking shots. In ract, he barely missed blocking the settling shot, and had personaUy scored five points to lift Philadelphia from a 107-102 last minute deficit On the winning play, Chamberlain had an impossible choice. With time running out and the score tied, he was with Russell under the PhUadelphia basket. If he moved to block the Jones shot RusseU would be open tor a pass. He chose to play halfway and that was the game, the series, and another step in the peculiar ChamberlainrßusseU record. Coach Rapa Officiating Philadelphia coach Frank McGuire was incensed over an offiqjpting call which charged Chamberlain with goal-tending on a Tom ’ Heinsohn shot with 1:25 remaining. McGuire said, “Those goal-tending calls (three in all) lulled us. How could they call it like that? It’s a crime to lose a ball game on a terrible caU like that. My guys played their hearts out only to lose it on a bum call.” In scoring, Sam Jones had 28, Heinsohn 25, Bob Cousy 21 and Russell 19 for Boston. Tom Meschery topped both clybs at 32 whUe Paul Arizin had 19 and Guy Rodgers 18 behind Chamberlain’s 22.

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No Request Made To Cancel Gaines Concerning the story on the county tourney which appeared in Tues day's Daily Democrat, it was learned this morning that officials of Berne high school did not request their season games with Pleasant Mills and Hartford be dropped from the schedule. The story, concerning the dropping of the Berne team from the county meet, and the future of the tourney, said that Berne had requested they be released from their contracts with Pleasant Mills and Hartford, in order to enable them to play in the annual county affair. Apparently, however, this was just a tentative idea by Berne school officials. Robert Baumgartner, principal of Pleasant Mills high school, said this morning that Berne “had never asked his school to release them from their season game.”— -**— Winners Listed In Shuffleboard League E. Bolinger and A. Gage were winners of the second round of Another Big Evening villalanes Ssiirday Night Enjoy Dinner In the 4 SEASONS DINING ROOM Join The Crowd During The “HAPPY HOUR” 6:30 to 7i30 P.M. I I" 4 SEASONS LOUNGE % PRICE SPECIAL . --— OPEN BOWLING ' Saturday Night

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County Ping Pong Champions Named Champions in the Adams county high school ping pong tourney were named Thursday night in the tourney finals at the Adams Central gym. Wirmers in each division were:

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boys’ single*, Carl Kingsley, Berne French; girls’ singles, Nancy Felber, Bente-French; boys’ doubles, Rick and Erv Inhiger. BerneFrench: girls’ doubles, Janice and Judy Ringger, Adams Central; mixed doubles, Mel Burkhart and Sandy Byers, Pleasant Mills; faculty, Philip Souder, Adams Central principal.