Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 273, Decatur, Adams County, 19 November 1962 — Page 7

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Packers Hard Pressed In Win Against Colts By NOBMAN MILLER DPI Sports Writer Neither rain, snow nor mud could prevent Don Chandler of the New York Giants from the swift completion of his placekicking rounds, but the Green Bay Packers might have missed delivering the mail if not for two of their young carriers. Chandler kicked four field goals in wretched weather conditions to keep the Giants atop the Eastern Division of the National Football League with a 19-14 come-from-behind victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The Green Bay Packers played in much better weather but had all kinds of trouble before rallying to beat the Baltimore Colts, 17-13, for their 10th straight victory. They were outgained and outplayed but kept their 1962 record spotless with the help of a 103-yard kickoff return by Herb Addetley and a game-winning 23yard touchdown run by Tom Moore. Both the Packers and the Giants face an opportunity this week to break the division races wide open and set up a return meeting in the championship playoff Dec. 30. Green Bay meets the Detroit Lions, Thanksgiving Day, while New York plays the Washington Redskins next Sunday. Plenty Os Foot There was plenty of the foot in football Sunday as three of the NFL’s seven games were decided by field goals. Besides Chandler’s efforts, Lou Michaels booted a 24yarder with 13 seconds left to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a 23-21 win over Washington, and Roger Leclerc’s 12-yard kick with 31 seconds remaining enabled the Chicago Bears to edge the Dallas Cowboys, 34-33. The Lions remained two games behind the Packers in the Western Division by rallying in the last half for a 17-6 victory over the Minnesota Vikings; the San Francisco Forty Niners defeated the Los Angeles Rams, 24-17, and the Cleveland Browns drubbed the St. Louis Cardinals, 38-14. Green Bay, playing without Paul Hornung and linebacker Dan Currie, was outgained by the Colts,

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380 yards to 116. Johnny Unitas* passes gained 237 yards tor the Colts and the Baltimore defense held Green Bay fullback Jim Taylor in check for the second time this season. Taylor, the league’s leading rusher, gained only 48 yards in 19 carries. Two field goals by Dick Bielskl and Unitas* 34-yard scoring pass to Jimmy Orr put the Colts ahead, 13- after three quarters. However, after a beautiful punt by Bowd Dowler, safetyman Willie Wood ran back the ensuing Baltimore kick 21 yards to the Colts* 31 and two plays later Moore raced 23 yards for the inning TD. Defense Saves Game The Packers’ defense came to their rescue twice with a pair of remarkable goal-line stands. In the second period Green Bay held the Colts off for four downs at the one-yard line, and with three minutes left in the game the Packers held firm after Baltimore had reached the two on the second down. By winning their 12th straight game dating back to last season, the Packers tied the club record set by their 1928-29 predecessors. The Giants also had trouble with the Eagles falling behind, 14- in the second period when Timmy Brown raced 61 yards for a touchdown. However, the Giants* defense held Philadelphia scoreless thereafter, and Chandler wiped out the Eagles’ lead with his field goals. The bald Giants placekidcer, who had booted a 28-yard field goal in the first quarter, added a 20-yard kick in the second period, a 37-yard go-ahead field goal in the third quarter, and a 26-yard insurance kick in the final period.

Pro Football Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W. L. T. Pct PF PA New York 8 2 0 .800 274 191 Washington .... 5 3 2 .625 223 253 Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 226 280 Cleveland 5 4 1 .556 209 171 Dallas 4 5 1 .444 288 260 St. Louis 271 .222 166 263 Philadelphia .... 1 8 1 .111 165 254 Western Division W. L. T.-Pct PF PA Green Bay .... 10 0 0 1.000 309 74 Detroit 8 2 0 .800 231 123 Chicago 64 0 .600 207 249 Baltimore .... 5 5 0 .500 204 172 San Fran. 4 6 0 .400 192 258 Minnesota —. 28 0 .200 178 272 Los Angeles .. 1 9 0 .100 155 219 Sunday’s Results New York 19, Philadelphia 14. Cleveland 38, St. Louis 14. Pittsburgh 23, Washington 21. Green Bay 17, Baltimore 13. Chicago 34, Dallas 33. Detroit 17, Minnesota 6. San Francisco 24, Los Angeles 17. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W. L. T. Pct PF PA Houston 7 3 0 .700 244 199 Boston 6 3 1 .667 281 234 Buffalo 5 5 1 .500 256 234 New York .... 46 0 .400 202 290 Western Division W.L.T. Pct. PF PA Dallas 8 2 0 .800 297 176 Denver 7 4 0 .636 281 237 San Diego .... 3 7 0 .300 225 292 Oakland 010 0 .000 148 272 Sunday’s Results Houston 21, Boston 17. Dallas 24, Denver 3 . Buffalo 10, Oakland 6. Only games scheduled. College Basketball Indiana Tech 102, Malonte 53. Oakland City 72, Huntington 67. Vincennes 96, Bethel 74.

Team Standings W L Pct. Berne 1 0 1.000 Geneva 1 0 1.000 Hartford .—,3 1 .750 Monmouth 2 1 .667 Commodores ....1 1 .500 Pleasant Mills .4— 1 3 .250 Yellow Jackets 0 0 .000 Adams Central ....;. 0 2 .000 —oOo—■ The season opener by the Decatur Yellow Jackets features a slim five-game menu for the Thanksgiving week for Adams county high school basketball teams. -000The Jackets wflt launch their 1962-63 seas<m Wednesday night, entertaining the Adams Central Greyhounds at the Decatur gym. The Jackets are an unknown quantity, having lost four of last year’s regulars by graduation. The Greyhounds have lost their first two games of the season. Two games are scheduled Tuesday night. The Greyhounds will host the Lancaster Central Bobcats at Adams Central, and the Hartford Gorillas will take on the Berne Bears at Berne. In Wednesday’s second encounter, the Pleasant Mills Spartans will travel to Monroeville. One Northeastern Indiana conference game is slated this week, Columbia City at Auburn. Columbia City opened the loop race last week with a victory over Angola, co-champions with Bluffton last year. —oOol—One game is carded for Saturday night, with the Decatur Commodores traveling to Marlon Bennett. The Commodores have a 1-1 record on the season. Friday night, the usual heavy night for basketball, has no games on tap this week because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Geneva and Monmouth are idle all week. Results one year ago this week: Adams Central 66, Lancaster Central 47. Berne 63, Hartford 39. Yellow Jackets 75, Concordia 61. Monmouth 67, Petroleum 51. Monroeville 72, Pleasant Mills 48. Hockey Results NATIONAL LEAGUE Saturday Scores Chicago 4, New York 3. Toronto 3, Detroit 2. Sunday Scores Chicago 1, Montreal 1 (tie). New York 3, Toronto 1. Detroit 3, Boston 1. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Saturday Scores Fort Wayne 6, Minneapolis 1. Muskegon 8, Port Huron 3. Hull-Ottawa 5, St. Paul 0. Sunday Scores Sudbury 7, Muskegon 6 (overtime). Minneapolis 6, Port Huron 3. Hull-Ottawa 4, Omaha 2. Big Ten Standings W L Pct.TP OP Minnesota 5 1 .833 96 47 Wisconsin 5 1 .833 185 58 Northwestern .... 4 2 .667 138 135 Ohio State 3 2 .600 103 75 Purdue 3 2 .600 96 33 Mich. State 3 2 .600 101 60 lowa 3 3 .500 87 116 Illinois 1 5 .167 45 172 Michigan 1 5 .167 40 154 Indiana 0 5 .000 52 106

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BOWLING Coffee League W L Pte Perks 16 « Drips 15 • 21 Cups 15 9 21 Saucerettes 15 9 21 Cream .. 15 9 21 Cubes 12 12 15 Coasters 11 13 15 Sippers 11 13 14 Spoons ....- 11 13 14 Dunkers 11 13 14 Warmers 11 13 13 Sugar 10 14 15 Caffein ..8 16 10 Instant . 7 17 9 High series — J. Ewell 182-152-182 (516). High games — J. Knape 204, B. Terveer 174-150, R. A. Schmitt 169, S. Mutschler 169, M. Reef 167-164, A. Burke 163, M. Lister 160-155, B. Drake 161, M. Hoffman 156, G. Mies 156, I. Schuster 153, L. Bodie 151, L. Stuckey 150, K. Bonifas 150. Central Soya League Highwaymen 4 points, Dubs O; Elevator 3, Go Getters 1; Keystones 3, Torpedos 1; Alley Kats 2, Wonders 2; Master Mixers 3, Spares 1; Feed Mill 3, Rockets 1; Hot Shots 3, Bagdads 1. j High games and series: Men — K. Baumgartner 191-177-179 (547), O. Lindsey 203 (513), E. Hutker 172, C. MirSfihy . 201-194-199 ( 583), D. Lengerich 171-212 (522), C. Lengerich 178177, R. Canales 183, D. Bricker 187, W. Peck 176, D. Hamblin 188, J. Reef 181, B. Cook 206 (521), H. Nash 205 ( 503), D. Abbott 170-178 (505), R. Cannes 182-176 ( 515), P. Inniger 192-190-183 (565), J. Price J. Bayles 198 ( 531), D. Cochran 175-196 ( 536), J. Bowman 180, R. Christen 174, B. Gase 179-187 (526). Women — M. Nash 166, L. MacLean 167, M. Schlickman 150, P. Johnson 185 ( 465), I. Bowman 156 • 450), R. Gase 157, M. Simons 170160. T. V. Guides W—.L—Pte W L Pts Mavericks 21 3 29 Untouchables I<L 11 19 Stooges 12 12 19 Virginians 14 10 18 Rascals .... 12 12 16 Chackmateslo% 13% 14% Medics 7 17 9 Caseys 6’/ 2 17% 7% High Games — V. Custer 183-187-156, H. McDonald 131-143, E. Hite 164-147-137, D. Holthouse 152-164-135, C. Pierce 136-171-153, A. Baker 128, J. Speakman 125-126, E. Marbaugh 140, M. L. Clifton 146, B. Hess 139, V. Lengerich 137, A. Hare 131, M. Heiman 134, H. Foos 141, E. Basham 126-131, B. Teeple 137-145-137. u Splits converted — H. McDonald 3-10, A. Baker 4-5-7, E. Hite 5-8-10, M. L. Clifton 5-6, L. Smith 610, P. Lengerich 3-10,. D Sheets 7-8-5-6-10.

H. S. Basketball Kendallville 65, Ligonier 44. Anderson St. Mary’s 67, Marion Bennett 46. Alexandria 66, Anderson Highland 53. Albion 66, Cromwell 52. South Bend Riley 54, Lakeville 43. Lebanon 48, Brownsburg 44. Crawfordsville 67, Southwestern 52. Hopalong Cassady Is Badly Injured PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Halfback Howard (Hopalong) Cassady, former two-time All-American at Ohio State and the Heisman Trophy winner in 1955, faces an operation today that may determine whether his pro football career is over. Cassady, who suffered a compound fracture -of the tibia bone to his right leg Sunday during the Philadelphia Eagles’ 19-14 loss to the New York Giants in New York, is scheduled to be taken to Graduate Hospital today and probably will be operated on within a few days.

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basket bp 11 Teams *' TUESDAY Lancaster Central at Adams Central. Hartford at Berne. WEDNESDAY Adams Central at Yellow Jackets. Pleasant Mills at Monroeville. SATURDAY Commodores at Marion Bennett. Results Listed In County Church Loop Linn Grove and Zion Lutheran of Decatur scored victories Thursday in the Adams county church basketall league. Linn Grove downed St. Paul Lutheran, 63-55, in an overtime struggle. L. Dubach led Linn Grove with 27 points, followed by Meshberger with 21. Menter was the only St. Paul player in double figures, racking up 28 points for game high honors. Three players did the bulk of the scoring as Zion Lutheran of Decatur whipped Berne E & R, 96-78. S. Schnepf topped Decatur with 37 points, followed by Bleke with 30 and Brown with 20. Stahly led Berne with 33 followed by D. Beer with 16. Linn Grove FG FT TP Moser 4 0 8 Reynolds x __o 0 0 Meshberger 77 21 L. Debach 9 9 27 D. Dubach 0 11 Grandlinard 3 0 6 Habegger 0 0 0 Bonewite 0 0 0 Oswalt .... 0 0 0 Totals .... 23 17 63 St. Paul Lutheran FG FT TP Bultemeier 0 11 Menter 11 6 28 Huffman 0 0 0 W. Bulmahn 3 2 8 L. Bulmahno 0 0 Conrad 4 0 8 Ewell .-. 0 0 0 Merriman ... 2 0 4 Bieberich 0 0 0 Totals 23 9 55 Decatur Lutheran FG FT TP S. Schnepf __2_ 17 3 37 J. Schnepf3 0 6 Brown . 9 2 20 Bleke 13 4 30 Everett■........ 10 2 Huffman . t ‘ff i 1 Totals 43 10 96 Berne EAR FG FT TP R. Beer ... 3 3 9 Morgan ..3 2 8 D. Beer 7 2 16 Stahly 14 5 33 Riner _.o 0 0 Hill 4 o 8 Fox 2 0 4 Totals 33 12 78 Miami, 0., Houston In Tangerine Bowl ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — The 17th annual Tangerine Bowl football game here Dec. 22 will pit Miami of Ohio against the University of Houston.. Chairman Ted Griffith of the charity bowl’s committee said both teams accepted invitations Sunday. Chicago Zephyrs Get Hawks' Guard CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Zephyrs of the National Basketball Association have obtained Nick Mantis, a six-foot-four guard, from the St. Louis Hawks for their second choice at the next player draft.

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Wisconsin And Minnesota To Vie For Title - CHICAGO (UPI) — Wisconsin must beat Minnesota next Saturday to win the Big Ten football championship, but a trip to Rose Bowl already was in the bag for the Badgers. Win or lose the showdown match, the Badgers are assured of a Rose Bowl bid. The Gophers flew the Big Ten’s colors at Pasadena last New Year’s Day, and league rules do not permit the same team to make the trip twice in a row. A vote by Big Ten faculty representatives is needed to make it official for the Badgers. But officials traditionally cast their ballots for the bowl-eligible school with the best conference record. This has to be the Badgers, who now share a 5-1 league - leading record with Minnesota, and can finish no worse than second after Saturday’s concluding game. Wisconsin has an old score to settle at Pasadena where it has had nothing but trouble, losing twice in two tries against the West Coast champions. Southern California defeated the Badgers, 7-0 in 1953, and Washington bombed them 44-8 in 1960. Lou Holland, an explosive 180pound halfback, scored four touchdowns, tying a conference record held by 12 others, in pacing the Badgers to their 35-6 victory over Illinois. Minnesota, heading for a new conference defensive record, also stayed at the top with a fourth period touchdown to defeat Purdue 7-6. It came on a 29-yard pass from Duane Blaska to Ray Zitzlaff and was followed by Cot lin Versich's kick for the decisive extra point. Michigan State shattered Northwestern’s title hopes with a tremendous defensive show to earn a 31-7 victory on Wildcat soil. It was the last league game of the season for the Wildcats, who once reigned undefeated as the nation’s top team. Northwestern finished with a 4-2 conference record and the Spartans were 3-2 heading into Saturday’s finale at Illinois. In the only other conference game, lowa closed its Big Ten campaign with a 28-14 win over Michigan for a 3-3 season. The Wolverines, who have lost five of six Big Ten battles, wind up at Ohio State Saturday. Ohio State regained a bit of Big Ten prestige by beating Oregon State 26-7, and Indiana was idle over the weekend. Pro Basketball NBA RESULTS Detroit 121, New York 113. Saturday Scores (overtime). Boston 127, San Francisco 109. Los Angeles 110, Chicago 109. St. Louis 113, Syracuse 107. Sunday Scores Cincinnati 132, San Francisco 120. Syracuse 110, Chicago 107. Los Angeles 116, Detroit 98.

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College Football Minnesota 7, Purdue 6. Wisconsin 35, Illinois 6. Michigan State 31, Northwestern lowa 28, Michigan 14. Ohio State 26, Oregon 7. Notre Dame 21, North Carolina 7. DePauw 13, Wabash 10. Valparaiso 28, Wheaton 21. Marshall 26, Butler 13. Centre 14, Hanover 13. Drake 32, Evansville 0. Dayton 8, Wichita 0. Miami (O.) 38, Cincinnati 16. lowa State 28, Kansas State 14. Toledo 21, Tulsa 18. Kansas 33, California 21. Nebraska 14, Oklahoma State 0. South Carolina 26, Detroit 13. Pittsburgh 7, Army 6. Clemson 17, Maryland 14. Dartmouth 28, Cornell 21. Princeton 14, Yale 10. Penn State 48, Holy Cross 20. Syracuse 35, George Washington 0. Villanova 34, Rutgers 12. Boston College 41, Boston U. 25. Duke 50, Wake Forest 0. Xavier (O.) 14, Kentucky 9. Georgia Tech 7, Alabama 6. Vanderbilt 20, Tulane 0.

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Georgia 30, Auburn 21. Mississippi 19, Tennessee 6. » Florida 20, Florida State 7., Lousiana State 28, Misaiaaippl State 0. Oklahoma 13, Missouri 0. Rice 23, Texas A & M 3. Texas Tech 21, Colorado 12. Texas 14, Texas Christian 0. Arkansas 9, Southern Methodist 7. Washington 30, UCLA 0. Southern Califoma 13, Navy 6. Utah State 19, Utah 6. Baylor 10, Air Force 3 . Stanford 21, San Jose St. 9. Country Clubhouse Destroyed By Fire HOBART, Ind. (UPI> — Damage was estimated today at more than SIOO,OOO to the Cressmoor Country Clubhouse which was destroyed by fire Sunday night. The twostory frame building — a Hobart landmark for more than 50 years — housed a bar, restaurant, ballroom and golfing facilities. Trade in a good town — Decatur.