Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 288, Decatur, Adams County, 7 December 1962 — Page 7

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Wrestlers Are Defeated By New Haven The Decatur Yellow Jackets dropped a dose 35-23 decision to a rugged New Haven wrestling team New Haven gym Thursday evening, the first defeat of the season for the local grapplers against one win. Actaully the loss was a moral victory for the Decatur squad, dropping a decision by only two points to one of the area's tougher teams. The Decatur team was without two regulars, Manny Ybarra and Mark Corral, both of whom were victorious in the team’s season opener at Noblesville. Five Decatur lads won their matches, four by pinning their opponents, in the closely-fought battle. Kalver, Adams win Pat Werst of Decatur, subbing for Corral, lost a decision to Hetrilk of New Haven in the 95-pound class but Dave Adams and Alan Kalver pinned Charleston and Mellon in the 103 and 112 pound classes,, respectively, giving Decatur a 10-3 lead. Both Kalver and Adams pinned their opponents in the second, twominute period. New Haven then copped the next three bouts, all by decision, in the 120, 127, and 133 pound classes, Downey of New Haven pinned Kenny Hill of Decatur in the 1738 pound division, to give his team 17-10 margin. Baumann Winner Sam Baumann of Decatur decisioned Osdale of New Haven, but Lee of New, Haven pinned Decatur’s Tom Arnold for a 22-13 New Haven lead. The lead was short-lived, however, as Deane Lehman and Larry Reinking pinned their opponents and gave their team a 23-22 advantage. Lehman, wrestling in the 165 pound class, pinned Fox in the first period, and Reinking was also a victor by a first period run, his second such victory of the season. Gulyas of New Haven, a veteran lers, decisioned Steve Hazelwood and one of the state’s top wrestof Decatur in the heavyweight class, which provided New Haven' with its winning margin. Coach Gary Giessler’s Decatur squad returns to action Thursday, December 20, when they open their home season by playing host to Manchester. Thursday summary: 95 pound: Hetrilk (NH) decisioned Werst (D). 103 pound: Adams (D) pinned Charleston (NH) in second period. 112 pound: Kalver (D) pinned Mellon (NH) in second period. 120 pound: Voigt (NH) decisioned Myers (D). 127 pound: Grantz (NH) decisioned Butcher (D). 133 pound: Dager (NH) decisioned Magley (D). 138 pound: Downey (NH) pinned Hill (D) in first period. 145 pound: Baumann (D) decisioned 1 Osdale (NH). 154 pound: Lee (NH) pinned Arnold (D) in first period. 165 pound: Lehman (D) pinned

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BOWLING J Merchant League W L Pts Sheets Furniture ... 31 11 43 Slick’s Drive-in .. 27 15 38 Preble Gardens .... 27 15 36 Arnold Lumber — 27 15 36 Painters .... 27 15 36 Riverside Garage .. 24 16 33 Tony's Tap 20 22 28 G. E. Club 20 22 26 Haugks 19 23 26 I & M 19 23 25 Pfeiffer Beer 15*4 26% 32% 7 Up 15% 26% 21% Corah Insurance .. 15 27 20 Krick - Tyndall .... 17 25 30 Menu Meats- 15 27 19 Brecht Jewelry .... 13 29 15 High games: C. Painter 234, Swysgood 234, C. Marbach 202-222, Tumbleson 220, H. Myers 220, K. Ross 213, W. Steele 200. High series: C. Marbach 578, C. Painter 577, K. Ross 574, Swysgood 555. Suburban League W L Pts. Kelly Dry Cleaners 29 10 39 Zoss Chev. - Buick 24 15 34 Happy Humpty .. 2014 18*4 28*4 VFW Auxiliary .... 18 21 27 Hammond Market . 20*4 1814 2614 Tri Mi Salon .... 17 22 21 Lengerich Awnings ;16 23 20 Smith Pure Milk ..11 28 13 High games: J. Colclasure 150, J. Hakes 153, A. Carpenter 167-145, C. Pierce 157-178-160, L. Bodie 164158, T. Davis 145, D. Laker 151, S. Ross 156, B. Stetler 148, M. Lovellette 184, E. Peters 154-157, J. Voirol 147, V. Merriman 152, T. Lister 168, T. Franklin 164, E. Roeder 147, L. Hutker, P. Dick 151.1 , Splits converted: C. Pierce 3-6-10-7, M. Lovellette 3-7-10, C. Hoffman 2-7.. Decatur High Girls W L Bunglers i— 10 2 Beverly Hillbillies- 8 4 1 D. M. D.’s 8 4 Goofy Gutters7 5 Rollettes 6 6 Hot Shots 6 6 NeverStrikers_._6 6— Alley Cats 6 6 Baby Dings 5% 6% Gutter Balls ... 5*4 614 Strikettes 5 7 Strike Outs 5 7 Happy Strikes 4 8 Unstrikeables .... 4 8 High scores: Jane Macklin 127127, Karen Grice 156, Sheri Affolder 138, Jane Jacobs 178, Janeen Essex 132-132, Susan Reynolds 159, Barbara Houk 143, Glenda Scheiderer 145, Jane Tumlin 127, Bev. Spiegel 134, Janet Pugh 125, Pat Hooper 129, Linda Sudduth 132. Rolls First 600 Series Os Season Vi Smith rolled the first 600 series of the season in the Decatur Women’s bowling association, competing in the Jack and Jill mixed league at Emick’s Bowl in Berne. She bowled games of 182-235-184 for a series of 601. Fox (NH) in first period. 175 pound: Reinking (D) pinned Hobbs (N) in first period. Heavywt.: Gulyas (N) decisioned Hazelwood (D).

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams FRIDAY Monmouth at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at Fort Wayne Central Catholic. Lancaster Central at Berne. SATURDAY Pleasant Mills at Adams Central. Fort Wayne Concordia at Yellow Jackets. Southeast Winner Over Northwest A Southwest defeated Northwest A, 31-25, in an elementary school league game Thursday afternoon at the Northwest gym. Southeast piled up a 16-8 lead at the first quarter and still led at the half, 21-14, but Northwest pulled within a single point, 23-22, at the third period, only to have the winners pull away again in the final quarter, Gause topped the winners with 16 points, and Hower was high for the losers with 13. SOUTHEAST FG FT TP Williams 0 0 0 Wolfe 10 2 Adams - 10 2 Gauseß 0 16 Strickler 3 0 6 Bonifas 0 11 Collier, 0 0 0 Patch 0 0 0 Gonzalas 0 0 0 Schafer .".10 2 Lehman 10 2 TOTALSIS 1 31 NORTHWEST A FG FT TP Hower 5 3 13 Ogg .... 102 Fletchero 0 0 Callo 0 0 Bedwell-0 0 0 Cornett .... 2 0 4 Beery — — 10 2 Urick 0 0 0 Kiess 0 0 0 Myers 0 0 0 Ratliff 0 0 0 TOTALS 11 3 25 Maryland Lineman Signed By Eagles PHILADELPHIA, (UPI) — Dave Crossan, offensive guard and center from Maryland, has been sighed by the Philadelphia Eagles. Crossan was the Eagles’ third choice in the National Football League draft. St Paul, Monroe Methodist Winners St. Paul Lutheran and Monroe Methodist were victorious in a pair lof Adams county church league games played Thursday evening. The St. Paul five downed Barne E. & R. by a 5847 score, while Monroe Methodist handed Linn Grove E.U.B. an 87-74 setback. Conrad and Mentor tallied 15 and 14 points to lead St. Paul Lutheran, whil Stahly was high for the Berne club with 14 tallies. Butt tallied 24 points, as did Hanauer, and Paine added another 20, in leading the Monroe team to its win. L. Dubach’s 21 markers toped the Linn Grove scoring. H. S. Basketball Gary Froebel 5, Gary Tolleston 52. Gary Mann 48, Gary Wallace 40.

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