Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 60, Number 298, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1962 — Page 6

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Commodores Win At Lafayette Central Tuesday, 56 To 41

The Decatur Catholic Commodores pulled their record up to the .500 mark Tuesday night, chalking up a 56-41 victory over Lafayette Central on the Priates’ floor. The win gave the Commodores an even .500 mark, fjpr victories and four losses for the campaign. After trailing at the end of the first quarter, the Decatur boys took the lead in the second period and piled up a large lead in the second half, allowing coach George Waning to substitute freely and give some of his underclassmen varsity experience. McClure and Hulvey paced the Pirates to a 12-10 advantage at the conclusion of the first eight minutes of play. The two scored all the team’s points, tallying six apiece. Myers Sparks Team Terry Myers, Commodore sophomore, entered the cointest in the second period and sparked his team to a lead. Myers pumped in a pair of buckets and added three free throws, which combined with two fielders and two charities by Larry Hake, and a basket by Larry Gase, gave the Decatur five a 25-20 margin al the main intermission. The green and gold began ripping the nets in the third quarter, and tallied 18 points, while holding the Pirates to six tallies, which gave the Decatur lads a safe 43Q ; ' - Northwest B Wins City League Game Northwest B defeated Northwest A, 2016, in a city grade school league game Tuesday afternoon at the Northwest gym. The winners led at the first quarter, 7-4, and at the half, 11-6, but the losers pulled into a 14-14 tie at the end of the third period. Miller topped the wnners with nine points, and Johnson was high for the losers with eight. Northwest B . FG FT TP Lutes 2 0 4 Kelly .. 0 0 0 Ricbord 0 11 Raudebush . 10 2 Miller ... 3 3 9 Friedt— 0 0 0 Call — r . 0 0 0 Franz 0 0 0 Hutker 10 2 Bedwell 10 2 Serna 0 0 0 Martin 0 0 0 TOTALS 8 4 20 Northwest A FG FT TP Hower - 0 0 0 CaU 0 0 0 Ogg -— 10 2 Cornett 0 0 0 Bedwell 2 0 4 Beery 10 2 Johnson 4 0 8 Kiess 0 0 0 Uhrick 0 0 0 Huss 0 0 0 Hovermano 0 0 TOTALS 8 0 16

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26 advantage entering the final stanza. Myers added another pair of fielders and a free throw in the period, and Hakes dumped in two more baksets to lead the spree. Subs Freely Coach Waning substituted freely in the last eight minutes, but the Allen county crew could cut only two points off the lead, and the Commodores brought home a 5641 win. Hake paced all scorers, tossing in eight fielders and adding two charity attempts for a total of 18. Myers came up with his biggest scoring output of the campaign, adding 12 tallies, and Dan Lose accounted for nine markers. McClure topped the Pirates’ scoring with 14 points and Bowman added 10. Ten players saw action for Decatur, with nine breaking into the scoring column. The Commodores now rest over the Christmas holidays, before returning to action Friday, December 28, when they entertain Crestview of Ohio at the Decatur gym. Commodores - FG FT TP Kohne . 113 Lose 2 5 9 M. Bakerlo 2 Gase —zz.—zzz-zz— 3 17 Hake 8 2 18 Myers ■. 4 4 12 Gage 2 0 4 Schultz 0 0 1 Mies O—JO 0 Mies ■. 0 0 0 T. Baker 0 0 0 Totals 21 14 56 Lafayette Central FG FT TP McClure 4 6 14 Hulvey 3 3 9 Bowman 3 4 10 Hitzfield 0 0 0 Eighner 2 0 4 Witacre 0 0 0 Battershell 2 0 4 Totals 14 13 41 Score by quarters: 12 3 4 Decatur 10 25 43 56 L. Central 12 20 26 41 Preliminary Decatur, 38-32. j

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Bishop Luers Tourney Draw Is Announced Pairings for the Fort Wayne Bishop Luers tourney, to be held Thursday and Friday, Dec. 27 and 28, were received today by Monmounth school officials. The tourney will open at 7 p.m. Dec. 27, with Arcola playing host Luers, followed by Butler against the Monmouth Eagles. Thursday’s losers will meet at 7 p.m. Dec. 28, followed by the championship affair. Tickets, good for both sessions, and priced at $l5O, are now on sale at the Monmouth high school. Single session tickets, at sl, will be on sale only at the Luers gym each night. Nationals Hopeful Injured To Return SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI) — The Syracuse Nationals said Tuesday they hoped to have injured players Dolph Schayes, Al Bianchi and Dave Gambee back in National Basketball Association action by the first of the year. Schayes has a bad knee, Bianchi a fractured hand and Gambee a broken bone in his foot. I 'IKH friends « r.“ If you are in need of CASH for Christmas shopping, or to pay old bills a cordial welcome awaits you. In one short visit we will arrange the CASH you need into one convenient loan with payments you can afford. Open 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. dally Now ’til Christmas Evenings By Appointment BILL SNYDER, Mgr. 164 S. Second St. Phone 3-3333

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Thursday Berne at Adams Central. Monroeville at Monmouth. Hartford at Jackson. Friday Yellow Jackets at Bluffton. Hoagland at Geneva. Sparfans Win Tuesday Night Over Ramblers The Pleasant Mills Spartans handed Coach Tom King and their fans ani unexpected Christmas present Tuesday night when the Spartans scored an upset victory over Huntington Catholic, 50-47, at the Pleasant Mills gym. The triumph was the second in a row for the Spartans and their third in 10 starts. Pleasant Mills was in front at 14-11 at the first quarter and boosted its margin to 23-17 at the half. However, the Ramblers came back in the third period to carry a 32-30 advantage into the final eight minutes. The Spartans rallied to take the lead midway through the final bracket to win by three points. Dave Myers was the Spartans’ top scorer with 24 points, half on free throws. Myers, fouled four times in the final quarter, all with the penalty shot added, hit eight for eight to spark the winners. No other Spartan hit double figures. Holmes topped Huntington with 13 points and R. Eckert added 10. Pleasant Mills is now idle until Friday, Jan. 4, when the Spartons travel to Ohio City, 0. Pleasant Mills FG FT TP Funk 4 0 8 Myers 6 12 24 Close 2 3 7 Currie 12 4 McMillen —- 2 1 5 McMillen - 2 15 R. Burkhart 10 2 Totals ,— 16 18 50 Huntington Catholic FG FT TP Flynn 3 2 8 Bauer --------------- 3 17 Holmes 3 7 13 K. Eckert 3 3 9 R. Eckert 5 0 10 Fink— 0 0 0 Totals —L- 17 13 47 Officials: Lindahl, Muncy. Preliminary Huntington, 34-26. Jim Thorpe Trophy To Packers' Taylor PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Fullback Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers was presented with the Jim Thorpe Memorial Trophy by the Newspaper Enterprise Association Tuesday. Taylor was voted Most Valuable Player of 1962 by fellow National Football League stars.

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Yellow Jackets Are Defeated By Ossian Bears Tuesday Night

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Receive Results Os Junior Postal Match Mayor Donald Gage and Mark Colchin, coaches of the Hot Shots, rifle team of Decatud Catholic high school, have received results of the 1962 Mississippi Valley championship junior postal match, in which the Hot Shots competed. The Decatur team finished 13th in a field of 20 teams in the scholastic division with a score of 1,404 points. Joe Geimer was top individual for the Hot Shots, placing 20th with a score of 371. Other members of the local team who participated were Fred Schurger, Mike Reynolds, Alan Converset, Steve Colchin and Tom Foos. There were 128 team and 679 individual entries from 37 states and American military bases in the matches. College Basketball UCLA 81, Butler 68. Anderson 73, Eastern Illinois 64. Cedarville 87, Indiana Tech 75. Rose Poly 91, Blackburn 78. Huntington 83, Grace 65. Wake Forest 78, Virginia 73. Davidson 72, Duke 69. Memphis State 78, Minnesota 70. Oklahoma 85, Texas Tech 62. Two Nuclear Blasts Set Off By Russia WASHINGTON (UPI) — Russia touched off two intermediate yield nuclear blasts in the atmosphere over its Novaya Zemlya test center in the arctic Tuesday, according to the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. The explosions were the 33rd and 34th Soviet tests announced by the AEC during the current Russian series.

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