Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 284, Decatur, Adams County, 3 December 1962 — Page 7

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Giants Clinch Eastern Title, Packers Coast By NORMAN MILLER UPI Sport* Writer The New York Giants’ “fabulous old men" are Eastern Division champions of the National Football League for the second straight season and they're itching for another shot at the Green Bay Packers because they're confident "this time it’ll be different.’’ The Giants made, the NFL playoff for the 13th time Sunday when they edged the Chicago Bears, 26-24, in a fiercely-fought game high-lifted by fisticuffs, four field goals by Don Chandler, and the brilliant defensive play that has become New York’s trademark. Few at the start of this season ever figured that the Giants would win it, much less beat the Packers into the title playoff. With 10 key players whose pro experience totaled nearly 100 years, the world was out that the Giants were “getting old.” Fool Many People But they fooled a lot of people by winning for the fifth time in the past seven seasons with much the same personnel. And the mighty Packers probably will have to battle to the last Sunday ’WK the season, exactly neversipg last! season’s order of clinching. The Packers clung to their orie-‘ game lead in the Western Division by trouncing the Los Angeles Bams, 41-10, while the secondplace Detroit Lions kept pace with a 21-14 rallying victory over the Baltimore Colts. In Sunday’s other games, the Philadelphia Eagles came from behind to beat the Washington Redskins, 37-14; the Dallas Cowboys upset the Cleveland Browns, 45-21; the San Francisco Forty Niners drubbed the Minnesota Vikings, 35-12, and the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 19-7. Field Goal Wins Chandler’s 16-yard field goal in r the sixth minute of the final period J provided the Giants with the margin for the win which boosted thiedr season s record to an insur- > mountable 10-2. Chandler earlier had kicked field goals of 26, 47 , and 37 yards. v ! The Bears came storming back ! after Chandler’s fourth kick and narrowed the Giants’ lead to two ? points on a < 25-yard touchdown pass from Billy Wade to Angelo Coia. But the giants ran out the clock on the rushes of Alex Webster and Joe Morrison and a 50yard punt by Chandler. A 15-yard penalty against defensive end Ed O’Bradovich of the Bears for punching Phil King of the Giants were leading only 20-17 at the time and the penalty put them on the Bears' 29. Chandler kicked his third field goal a few plays later. — Hornung Returns Paul Hornung returned to fulltime duty with the Packers for the first time in seven weeks and scored their first touchdown against the Rams by catching a 30-yard pass from Bart Stair. Jim Taylor bucked over for two scores, Starr threw another short touchdown pass to Ron Kramer and Jerry Kramer kicked two field goals as the Packers regained their winning habit after their Thanksgiving Day loss at Detrot. Reserve quarterback Earl Mor-’ rail came off the bench in the final period and engineered two touchdown drives that gave the Lions their victory over the Colts. Morrall passed 11 yards to Nick Pietrosante for the winning score with less than two minutes remaining. Johnny Unitas passed for both Baltimore touchdowns in the fourth period, the second sailing 49 yards to Jimmy Orr. At Dallas, Amos Marsh rushed" for 117 yards and Don Penkins for 92 to supplement Don Meredith's, two touchdown passes in the Cow boys’ suprisingly easy win over the Browns. Jimmy. Brown ofCleveland was heTd to 29 rushing yards.— Eagles Beat ’Skins The Eaglej, trailing by two ~ touchdowns irt the second period, sprang to life when Tim Brown ran back a IclcTobff 99 yards and beat Washington. Brown scored

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Dave Ragan Winner Al West Palm Beach WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, (UPI) — Dave Ragan won the West Palm Beach Open Sunday on the second hole of a playoff match with Doug Sanders. The Orlando, Fla., pro’s 277 total earned him $2,800. The match went into extra holes on the last hole of the final round when Ragan’s ball landed in a tree, costing him a penalty stroke and his one-stroke lead over Sanders, of Ojai, Calif. A tree on the 10th hole of the final round cost Sanders a threestroke lead and put Ragan in position to win the $20,000 match. Sanders hanked his ball into a tree and wound up the 10th with a double bogie. The game was evened up when Ragan birdied the 10th and Dow Finsterwald eagled the hole. Sanders won $1,900 for second place and Finsterwald, of Tequesta, Fla., earned $1,400 for his 278. Tournament favorite Jack Nicklaus finished with a 284 and $550. College Basketball Indiana 90, Virginia 59. Pittsburgh 69, Purdue 64. Notre Dame 87, St. Joseph’s 73. Anderson 90, Indiana Tech 75. Goshen 82, Concordia 66. Indiana State 79, Eastern Illinois 67. Manchester 73, Kalamazoo 70. Oakland City 64, Concordia (III.) 50. S. Rose Poly 82, Principia 64. JSt. Joseph’s 74, Bellarmine 71 "(Sunday). - Valparaiso 85, Hope 72. Vincennes 94, Paducah 85. Wabash 92, Indiana Central 84 (double overtime). Michigan 69, Ball State 58. Cincinnati 97, DePauw 39. lowa 62, Evansville 57. Capital 78, Franklin 64. Cedarville 82, Grace 69. Morehead 88, Hanover 49. Toledo 73, Bugler 75. Xavier 87, Marian 53. St. Louis 91, Mac Murray 60. Minnesota 78, Wake Forest 66. Bradley 81, St. Thomas 61. DePaul 73, Nebraska State 45. Loyola (Ill.) 114, Christian Bros. 58. Ohio State 62, Utah State 50. Northwestern 83, Western Michigan 74. Dayton 77, Ohio Wesleyan 68. Kansas State 66, Michigan State 56. Virginia Tech 80, Kentucky 77.

Pro Football Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W LT Pct. PF PA x-New York 10 2 0 .833 342 239 Pittsburgh .... 7 5 0 .583 259 .322 Cleveland 6 5 1 .545 265 230 Washington 5 5 2 .500 260 315 Dallas 5 6 1 .455 347 309 Philadelphia 3 8 1 .273 230 285 St. Louis 2 9 1 .182 190 306 Western Division W L T Pct. PF PA Green Bay ... 11 1 0 .917 364 114 Detroit 10 2 0 .833 273 151 Chicago 7 5 0 .583 288 275 San Francisco.. 6 6 0 .500 251 287 Baltimore 5 7 0 .417 217 250 Minnesota 2 9 1 .182 214 331 Los Angeles .. 1 10 1 .091 193 284 x-Clinched title. Sunday’s Results Detroit 21, Baltimore 14. Pittsburgh 19, St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 37, Washington 14. New York 26, Chicago 24. Dallas 45, Cleveland 21. Green Bay 41, Los Angeles 10. San Frahcisco 35, Minnesota 12. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct. PF PA Houston 9 3 0 .750 311 213 Boston 8 3 1 .727 326 261 Buffalo New York .... 5 7 0 .417 265 359 Western Di vision x-Dallas 9 X 0 .750 346 206 Denver 7 6 0 .583 343 317 San Diego .... 4 8 0 .333 283 346 Oakland 0 12 0 .000 176 338 x-Clinched title. Sunday’s Results Buffalo 23, Dallas 14. Houston 34, Denver 17. San Diego, Oakland 21. again on a throe-yard plunge and on a surprise 10-yard toss from flanker Tommy McDonald on a fake end-around play as the Eagles broke thg game open, Lou Michaels of Pittsburgh kicked four field goals and Willie Daniel ran 49 yards with an intercepted pass as the defense scored all of the Steelers’ points against St. 1 Louis. The longest of Michaels’ field foals was a 37-yarder. His four kicks and a conversion gave him a team scoring toward of 87 for the sason. John Brodie threw four touchdown passes, three of them to Bernie Casey, In San Francisco’s win at Minnesota. Leo Nomellini, Forty Niners tackle, was honored by his former University of Minnesota team .mates on the occasion of his 158th consecutive NFL. game. .. . . . . .. ~

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams TUESDAY Yellow Jackets at Berne. Adams Central at Rockcreek. - FRIDAY Monmouth at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at Fort Wayne Central Catholic. Pleasant Mills at Adams Central. Lancaster Central at Berne. Hartford at Geneva (Hartford game). SATURDAY Fort Wayne Concordia at Yellow Jackets. Southern Cal Beats Irish, Navy Winner By United Press International Four Southeastern Conference powers and the Big Ten’s University of Wisconsin have been installed as the favorites in post season bowl classics —the annual grand windup of the collegs football season.

There’ll be no bowl for Navy this year but the Middies are in orbit anyhow after Saturday’s 3414 thrashing of Army for an unprecedented fourth straight triumph over their service rivals. But even without Navy to add extra glamour to the bowl pairings, the various promoters have managed to put together one of the most competitive lineups of recent years—if the oddsmakers are an accurate barometer. No team involved in the four, big ones—the Rose, Sugar, Orange and Cotton bowls—is more than a touchdown favorite and the outlock for close games prevails throughout the lesser bowl pairings. Wisconsin Favored Wisconsin has been installed as a five-point favorite otter unbeaten and untied Southern California in the Rose, Mississippi is a seven-point choice over Arkansas in the Sugar, Alabama is 4'/a points over Oklahoma in the Orange, LSU is three points over Texas in the Cotton and Georgia Tech is 6Vz over Missouri in the Bluebonnet. Other bowl pairings include Villanova vs. Oregon State in the Liberty Bowl and Miami of Ohio vs. Houston in the Tangerine. Gotham Bowl promoters are still looking for an opponent for Miami of Florida and Gator Bowl officials have yet to announce a foe for Penn State. Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia Tech officially moved into bowls Saturday after winding up their seasons with victories." Mississippi- had a "squeaker” before toppling Mississippi State, 13-6; Alabama routed Auburn, 38-0, and Georgia Tech whipped Georgia, 37-6. Trojans Beat Irish Southern California,, the nation’s top-ranked team, displayed its exceptional speed--with a 25-0 triumph over Notre Dame and thus completed its first perfect gridiron season since 1932. Fullback Ben Wilson scored the first two touchdowns for Southern California, which will go into the Rose Bowl against Wisconsin with a 10-0 record. ’ A crowd of 102,000, including President Kennedy, saw Navy take complete command of Army in the annual service classic. Navy scored first on a “gift” safety but then turned loose Roger Staubach, who’ scored “on funs of 21 and three yards and threw touchdown passes to Neil Henderson and Nick Markoff. The performance earned Staubach a rating of “phenomonal" from President Kennedy. Monte Deere’s three touchdown passes led Oklahoma to a 37-6 triumph over Oklahoma S3ate, Jack Concannon threw three scorjng . passes—m —Boston College’s 48-12 romp over Holy Cross and Texas Christian downed Southern Methodistr 14-9, on the strength of two touchdowns by Tommy Crutcher. Lafayette Coach To Undergo Operation LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) — Marian Crawley, one of Indiana’s most prominent high school basketball coaches, is scheduled to be hospitalized Tuesday for. “major surgery.” Crawley, who piloted three teams to the state title, was expeeted tobe out of action atfeast two weeks. His Jefferson Bronchos will be coached by assistant Jim Lybolt during his absence. Skydiver Kilted As Parachute Fails RISING SUN, Ind. (UPI) — Joe Niehouse, 23, Cincinnati; a skydiving member of the Cincinnati Sport and Parachute Club, took a fatal seventh jump Sunday at the airport here and hurtled 3,500 feet to his death. Witnesses said Niehouse’s main parachute became tangled and -failed to open. He apparently waited too long to open his reserve chute.

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Team Standings W L Pct. Berne - 3 0 1.000 Geneva 2 0 1.000 Monmouth j 3 1 .750 Hartford 4 2 .667 Yellow Jackets .... 11 .500 Commodores 2 3 .400 Adams Central .... 1 4 .200 Pleasant Mills .... 1 5 .167 — 000 — The Decatur Yellow Jackets, with three games scheduled, are in the spot light of Adams county high school basketball this week, with eight contests on the card. — 000 — The Jackets will launch the week’s activity Tuesday night, meeting the undefeated Berne Bears at Berne. In another Tuesday contest, the Adams Central Greyhounds will travel to Wells county to play the Rockcreek Dodgers. — 000 — All eight teams will see action in a five-game card Friday night, featured by three inter-county scraps. The Decatur Commodores will be hosts to the Monmouth Eagles at the Decatur gym, while the Jackets travel to Fort Wayne to tangle with the Central Catholic Irish. Pleasant Mills will be at Adams Central in a fight to get out of the county standing’s basement, Hartford and Geneva will tangle at Genevy, and Lancaster Central will be at Berne. — 000 — The Yellow Jackets will play their third game of the week Saturday night, entertaining the Fort Wayne Concordia Cadets at the Decatur gym in the first Northeastern Indiana conference engagement of the season for the Jackets. — 000 — The Rev. Charles J. Ueher, athletic director of the Decatur Catholic high school, and manager of this season’s county tourney, has revealed that the draw for the tourney will be held at a luncheon meeting of the school principals Thursday Jan. 3, at the Fairway restaurant in this city. — 000 — The county meet, with six teams entered, will be held at Adams Central Thursday, Jan. 10, and I Saturday, Jan. 12. Berne, defending champion, pulled out of the county meet to enter a holiday tourney at Columbia City. Tw 6 games will be played Jan. 10, with the semi-finals Saturday afternoon, Jan. 12, and the final Saturday night. There will be no second team tourney this season. — 000 — Action will pick up( in the Northeastern Indiana conference this week, with three games Friday and on Saturday. Friday, Angola plays at Bluffton, Concordia meets Elmhurst at the Fort Wayne coliseum, and New Haven goes to Columbia City. The Jackets will host Concordia Saturday. Only three loop games have been played to date, with Columbia City winning a pair and Concordia one. — 000 — Results one year ago this week: Yellow Jackets 88. Ossian 72. Pennville 55, Hartford 44. Yellow Jackets 71, Fort Wayne Central Catholic 69. » Monmouth 71, Commodores 55. Adams Central 65, Pleasant Mills 43. Berne 76, Lancaster 59. Geneva 41, Hartford 35. Berne 69, Angola 49. Auburn 67, Adams Central 49 . Ward-Jackson 69, Geneva 61. Two Men Sent For Army Induction Two Adams county young men were sent to Indianapolis" today For active inductment ino the nation’s armed forces under selective service. They were Robert R. Springer and Emanuel L. Gerber.

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More Os Baseball Trades Expected NEW YORK (UPI) — Don’t go away, there are more trades to come. That was the word today from major league baseball officials who <a total of 16 deals last week before-winding up their annual winter meetings here on Saturday night. Casey Stengel of the New York Meis, General Manager Fred Haney of the Los Angeles Angels and delegations representing the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox were among the last to leave. “I stuck around because I thought we might still do something,” said Stengel, before boarding an airplane for St. Petersburg, Fla., to witness some games in the Florida Instructional League. “From all I hear, the clubs aren’t through trading,” Ole Case added. In the last deal made before the end of the sessions Saturday, the Mets traded right-handed pitcher Bob Miller to the Los Angeles Dodgers for second baseman Larry Burright and first baseman Tim Harkness. Before departing for their home sites, major league officials awarded the 1963 All-Star Game to Cleveland for next July 9 and officially adopted the player development contract to assist minor league clubs.

BOWLING Coffee League W L Pts. Drips ... 18 9 25 Cups 18 9 25 Perks 18 9 24 Cream 16 11 22 Saucerettes _.S 15 12 21 Sugar ... 13 14 19 Dunkgrs 13 14 17 Sippers ' 13 14 17 Warmers ----------- 13 14 16 Cubes 13 14 16 Coasters 12 15 16 Spoons 11 16 14 Caffein „— 8 19 10 Instant 8 19 10 High series: M. Merriman 188-177-135 (500) High games: B. Miller 211, L. Bodie 210, S. Mutschler 209, L. Gehrig 188-156, A. Ewell, 184, P. Dick 170-162-153, L. Hutker 167158, M. Geisler 166, B. Drake 165157, M. Hileman 165, A. Colchin 156, M. Tutewilcr 152, M. Conrad 152-151, J. Anderson 151, I. Schuster 150. Note: W. Eichar rolled a triplicate of 82-82-82. T.V. Guides W L Pts. Mavericks 24 3 33 Virginians 17 10 22 Stooges 14 13 22 Rascals 14 13 22 Untauchables 14 14 19 Checkmates 10V£ 16 Vz 16*,£ Medics .... 8 19 10 Caseys 7& High games: A. Heare 133, M. Mies 136142, M. E. Seiling 138, 11. Emenhiser 155-139, M Gaffer 133-139-150, V. Custer 147168, H. McDonald 166, E. Hite 132-131-158, D. Holthause 140-133, F. Heare 139, J. Workinger 140149, E. Marbaugh 127-125, J. Speakman 140-126, M. L. Clifton 138-128. E. Basham. 125135, B. Teeple 132-137. Splits converted: E. Bahasm 410, V. Custer 3-10, E. Hite 5-6, D. Holthouse 3-10, R. Smith 56. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

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Minnesota And Kansas State Meet Tonight By United Press International / Minnesota's surprising sophomores face a major test when they tangle with 14th ranked Kansas State in the top game of the Big Ten’s non - conference basketball card tonight. While the Gophers were tripping defending Atlantic Coast Conference champion Wake Forest, 7866, Saturday night, the Wildcats of the Big Eight were showing their class by toppling Michigan State, 66-56. Big Ten title favorite Wisconsin, ranked 9th in the pre-season ratings of the United Press International Board of Coaches, will be at Arizona, which opened its season with a 75-67 victory over Fresno (Calif.) State. Wisconsin dumped the Air Force Academy, 72-64, Saturday. Michigan, which had trouble with tjny Ball (Ind.) State Saturday before emerging on top, 6858, entertains 19th ranked Creighton, which opened its season by pasting La Salle, 91-72. Pittsburgh, which spanked Purdue, 69-64, Saturday, entertains injury-riddled Northwestern tonight. The Wildcats managed to turn back Western Michigan, 8374, while playing without sophomore ace Jim Pitts, who was hurt. Indiana, ranked 20th by UPI plays host to a strong Drake squad which has yet to face major college competition this season. The Hoosiers walloped Virginia, 90-59, Saturday while the Bulldogs were flattening William Jewell (Mo.), 79-42. Ohio State, which passed its

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first test of the post-Jerry Lucas era Saturday by halting Utah State, 62-50, meets troublesome visitors from St. Louis University. Purdue will be at Detroit. lowa, which rapped Evansville (Ind.), and Illinois,- conqueror of Butler over the weekend, will be idle along with Michigan State. Hockey Results NATIONAL LEAGUE Saturday Montreal 2, Chicago 1. Toronto 8, Boston 2. Sunday Montreal 3, Boston 0. Toronto 3, Detroit 1. Chicago 5, New York 1. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Saturday St. Paul 5, Fort Wayne 3. Sunday Fort Wayne 7, Minneapolis 2. Hull-Ottawa 5, Port Huron 2. Sudbury 4, Omaha 2. Pro Basketball NBA RESULTS Saturday Boston 129, Syracuse 110. Detroit 117, New York 115. Cincinnati 131. Chicago 121. Sunday Boston 128, Cincinnati 127 (overtime). St. Louis 122, San Francisco 116. Yankees Play In Detroit Labor Day DETROIT (UPI) — The New York Yankees will make an un- ] precedented holiday appearance in Detroit next season when they opI pose the American League cham- , pions in a Labor Day doubleheader. The Yankees also will play five night games in Detroit.

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College Football Southern California 25, Notre Dame 0. Navy 34, Army 14. Texas Christian 14, Southern Methodist 9. Baylor 28, Rice 15. Virginia 41, Rutgers 0. Houston 42, Cincinnati 14. Boston College 48, Holy Cross 12. Georgia Tech 37, Georgia 6. UCLA 14, Utah 11. Alabama 38, Auburn 0. Mississippi 13, Mississippi State 8. Oklahoma 37, Oklahoma State 6. Tennessee 30, Vanderbilt 0. Miami (Fla.) 17, Florida 15. H. S. Basketball Fort Wayne Luers 73, Elmhurst 59. Huntington 53, Fort Wayne South 51. Garrett 66, Butler 59. Angola 68, Churubusco 58. Woodlan 66, Hamilton 43. Albion 50, Huntertown 48. Hartford City 87, Pennville 47. Mishawaka 68, Peru 64 Noblesville 69, New Castle 54. Elkhart 60, Penn 52. LaPorte 65, Hammond Morton 60. Indianapolis Manuel 69, Bloomington 41. Marion 75, Anderson Madison Heights 68. Frankfort 58, West Lafayette 40. Lafayette Jeff 59, Lebanon 57. Vincennes 60, Madison 57. Tipton 59, Kokomo 56. Anderson 94, Muncie South 51. Anderson Highland 70, Winchester 45. Indianapolis Tech 52, Southport 46. Indianapolis Attucks 52, Terre Haute Schulte 42. Wabash 64, Manchester 49.