Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 295, Decatur, Adams County, 15 December 1962 — Page 6

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Decatur Yellow Jackets Suffer Fifth Loss In A Row By Columbia City

By Pete Reynolds The Columbia City Eagles ran their unbeaten record to six in a row and their Northeastern Indiana conference mark to 4-0 with a 6746 victory over the Decatur Yellow Friday night at the De- • catur gym. For the Jackets, it was their fifth setback in a row after a seasonopening triumph over Adams Central. The Eagles showed too much height and poise for the Decatur lads to handle, although the Jackets kept the game close until midway through the second quarter. Bill McColly’s boys got the jump when Greg Ladd hit from the field after 35 seconds had been played and raised false hopes in the hearts of their fans when they piled up an early 10-3 lead after slightly more than three minutes, as Jim Martin and Bob McClure each hit twice from the field to add to Ladd’s opening two-pointer. But the Eagles scored the next seven points, five on free throws, to pull into a 10-10 tie with 27 seconds of the quarter to play. Tom Maddox’s foul toss put the Jackets back in front, but Keith Doudt hit from underneath for a 12-11 Columbia City advantage at the end of the period. The visitors boosted their lead to 11 points at 29-18, but a late Jacket flurry cut the Columbia City bulge to seven points, 32-25, at the half. The Eagles lengthened their marADAMS THEATER SUNDAY ONLY a Continuous from 1:15 “WHITE SLAVE SHlP”—Color Pier Angell, Edward Purdom & “AIRBORNE” 82nd Paratroops in Action! —o TONITE—“Damn The Defiant” Alex Guiness, Dirk Bogarde Matinee—“Clown & The Kid” I ;

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; Week's Schedule For Adams County ■ Basketball Teams Saturday Leo at Berne. [ Pleasant Mills at Petroleum. , gin to a big 17 points, 52-35, by the end of the third period, and the i Jackets could make no dent in their deficit the rest of the way. Mike Hey paced hte Eagles with 20 points, Doubt added 11 and Tom Smith 10. McClure topped the Yellow Jackets with 18 markers and Martin added 11. The Yellow Jackets face a pair of tough Wells county foes on the road next week, meeting the Os-1 sian Bears at Ossian Tuesday, and their old rivals the Tigers .at Bluffton Friday. Next home appearance will be Friday, Jan. 4, against the New Haven Bulldogs. YELLOW JACKETS FG FT TP Gay».lo 2 G. Ladd-3 0 6 Maddox. 3 3 9 Martin 5 1 11 McClure7 4 18 Gause 0 0 0 Eyauson 0 0 0 B. Ladd 0 0 0 Custer 0 0 0 Conrad 0 0 0 TOTALS 19 8 46 COLUMBIA CITY Hey 6 8 20 Tony Smith 3 3 9 Doudt„—s i n Staley 1 13 Barnesl3 5 Tom Smith 4 2 10 Harvey .. 0 0 0 Stellhorn — 0 0 0 Cook 4 19 Hurtt 0 0 0 TOTALS I— 24 19 67 Officials: Hallman, Bunizer Preliminary Columbia City, 47-42 If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ! ads — they get BIG results. . 1

Eagles Defeat Gorillas Last Night 81-50 IJ ' The Monmouth Eagles scored victory No. 5 as against one loss Friday night, downing the Hartford Gorillas, 81-50, at the Berne gym. It was Hartford's fourth setback to go with four triumphs. The Gorillas kept the game close for the first half, with the Eagles leading at the first quarter, 15-10, and at the half, 32-24. But the Monmouth lads hiked their advantage to 20 points at the third period 56-36. Don Brown; paced the Monmouth victory with 25 points. Dean Schieferstein counted 18, and Dennis Braun and Clarence Scheumann 13 each. Dave Runkel was the only Gorilla in double figures with 12 markers. The Eagles will entertain the Monroeville Cubs at Monmouth Thursday night, and Hartford travels to Jackson, also on Thursday. Monmouth FG FT TP Braun 5 3 13 Hoile 0 0 0 Witte 0 0 0 fecheumann 3 7 13 Schieferstein . 7 4 18 Liby 10 2 Bienz 3 0 6 Brandt 2 0 4 Brown 12 1 25 Fleming 0 0 0 Totals 33 15 81 Hartford FC FT TP Habegger 3 7 Studebaker 0 0 0 Wanner .—-0 8 8 Runkel 4 4 12 Fox 2 5 9 Alberson — 2 4 8 Meshberger .— 0 0 0 Stauffer 2 2 6 Martin -— 0 0 0 Totals ------- 12 26 50 Officials: Witte, Benecke. H. S. Basketball New Haven 67, Fort Wayne Concordia 63. Angola 54, Elmhurst 46. Auburn 75, Garrett 50. Fort Waype Central 56, Indianapolis Attucks 52. LaPorte 63, Fort Wayne North 57. Fort Wayne Luers 65, Arcola 50. KendallvilUe 48, Huntertown 45. Woodlan 62, Lafayete Central! 29. Roanoke 64, Monroevillle 53. Lancaster Central 58, .Liberty Center 50. Peru 73, Hartford City 65. Portland 85, Montpelier 60. Chester Center 59, Jackson (Wells) 38. Bryant 73, DeSoto 34. i Indianapolis Manual 67, New Albany 62. Lawrenceburg 60, Connersvillle Columbus 70, Madison 56. Shelbyville 78, Franklin 49. Greensburg 67, Southport 54. Seymour 62, Jeffersonville 60. Evansville Bosse 71, Princeton 47. East Chicago Washington 51, Gary Mann 38. Anderson 81, Lafayette 57. Muncie Central 78, Richmond 55. Mishawaka 87, South Bend Adams 55. Huntington 60. Elwood 36. Kokomo 86, Marion 80. Tipton 82, Wabash 57. Jasper 53, Evansville Memorial 40. Warsaw 52, Muncie Burris 41. Frankfort 64, Logansport 52. South Bend Central 64. Goshen 49 Washington 69, Evansville Reitz 59. Valparaiso 71, Hammond Tech 50. Hammond Clark 58, East Chicago Roocovalt 54. ■ — Union City 69, Winchester 66. Middletown 71, Dunkirk 54.

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flßjbOW JACKET CONFAB— YeIIow Jacket coach Bill McColly talks with his charges during a time out session in the Friday night Jacket-Columfciia City game, won by the Eagles by a 67-46 score. Shown from left to right around the ring of players are managers Larry Lehman and Bill Crone, Steve - Gause, Bill Conrad, John Custer, Bob Ladd, Dave Gay, Jim Martin, Bob McClure, Dan Eyanson, assistant coach Bob Worthman, and Greg Ladd.— (Photo by Mac Lean).

Berne Defeats Geneva Friday For Six In Row The Berne Bears registered their sixth victory without a defeat and in the process handed the Geneva Cardinals their first loss after two triumphs, 81(-64, on the Geneva floor Friday night. . 1 It was a close struggle during the first quarter, which ended with the two quintets in a 15-15 deadlock, but the Bears rolled to a 16point advantage at the half, 4428. and were far out in front at the third period, 71-44. Bob Stahley paced the Bears to their victory with a big 31 points, Erv Inniger chipped In with 21 and Kent Ringger had 10. Larry Webb topped the Cardinals with 26 points, followed closely by Mike Newcomer with 22. The Bears will tangle with another undefeated team tonight, hosting the Leo Lions at the Berne gym. , The Cardinals return to action next Friday, meeting' the Hoagland Wildcats at the Geneva gym. Berne FG FT TP' ' Inniger 9 .3 21 Clauser -1 13 Stahly 13 5 31' Fosnaugh 10 5 McKean ... 2 1 5 Kinssley 2 1 .5 Ringger 3 4 10 Von Gunten 0 11 Habegger, 2 2 6 : Patterson 0 0 |) (Speicher --.'t:---.--- 0 0 0 Sprunger 0 0 0 I Totals 33 18 84 Geneva FG FT TP Webb ... 13 0 26 Toland ------- 2 0 4 McCabe 4 19 Newcomer 7 8 22 Lautzenheiser ...1 1 3 Buckingham 0 0 0 Hirschy 0 0 0 Hawbaker 0 0 0 Bollenbacher 0 0 0 ' Dull o*o Totals 27 10 64 Officials: Wiley, Weikel. Preliminary Geneva? 43-37 (overtime). No Parking Zone Is Listed Incorrectly One of the four no-parking zones now in effect was erroneously listed in Friday’s Daily Democrat. The no parking zone on the east side of Seventh street is from Monroe street to Nuttman. The story Friday had given the zone from Jefferson street to Adams street,’ which was incorrect. In addition to the no parking on Seventh from Monroe to Nuttman, the other zones are: east side of Line street, from Adams street to the Erie railroad crossing; west side of Russell street from RocL to Winchester street! east side of Third street from Jefferson street to Adams street.

Adams Central Beats Ossian Bears Friday The Adams Central Greyhounds pulled up to the .500 mark Friday night as they won their third'consecutive game with a 55-52 triumph over the Ossian Bears on the Ossian court. The Greyhounds are now all even on the season with a 4-4 record. It was a close battle all the way. The Greyhounds held a skinny j one-point lead. 8-7. at the firstl quarter, but the teams were deadlocked at the half, 20-20. Ossian j moved on top by a single mark-1 er, 40-39, at the third period, the Greyhounds, however, outscored the Bears by four points in the fin- j al quarter for the victory. ■ Both teams had well balanced j scoring. Ed Hirschy topped the I Greyhounds with 16 points, Don Sharp added 15 and Don Egly 13. (For Ossian, Dishong counted 14, j Elzey 13 and Andes 11. The Greyhounds will wage battle against their neighborhood rivals, the Berne Bears,- at the Adams Cen-. ' fral gym next Thursday night. Adams Central Lehman ,____ 0 I*l Egley 5 3 15 Workinger 3 0 6 Schlickman ...10 2 Sharp ..5 5 15 B. Hirschy . 0 2 2 E. Hirschy 8 0 16 Ripley 0 0 0 Mann 0 0 0 j Lupe j * 0 0 0 Totals 22 11 55 Ossian FG .FT TP Dishong 5 4 14 Kauffnan 1 6 8 Cotton 2 2 6 ' Andes 5 1 11 Elzey 5 [3 13 Melton — 0 0 0 Totals 1— 18 16 52 . Officials Thurston, Bigley. Preliminary . Adams Central, 33-30. Portland Bowler Is 11 th In Tournament CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) — Sid Lay, Portland, Ind., won 11th place and $6lO in rhe 420.400 Charlotte open bowling tournament Friday night, which drew 86 participants. Hockey Results International League Muskegon 4. Fort Wayne 2. 1 “Christmas | Wonderland” | Imyers florist* I .903 N. 13th St. I 18 5

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College Basketball Minnesota 73, Bradley 63. Cincinnati 75, Kansas State 61. Providence 64, St. Louis 57. St. Joseph's (Pa.) 74, New Yfcrtc U. 64. Duquesne 57. Boston College 45. VSC 77, Missouri 70. Tennessee State 89, Pacific (Calif.) 78. UCLA 101, Oklahoma 64.

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