Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1963 — Page 7

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TOURNEY CHAMPS— Coach Gary Giessler congratulates the three Decatur high school wrestlers who copped first place blue ribbons in the four-team New Haven invitational tourney Saturday at New Haven. Giessler shakes hands with Alan Kalver, above, while Dave Adams, left, and Mark Corral look on. Corral has not lost yet this year, winning seven, while Kalver and Adams have each won seven and dropped only one.—(Staff photo)

DHS Wrestlers Score Fourth Win Os Season Victory number four was chalked up by the Decatur high school 53-5 trouncing of Manchester at wrestling team Tuesday evening, a the Decatur gymnasium. The Decatur wrestlers posted eleven of twelve possible victories, all but one by pinning Manchester opponents in winning their fourth match of the season against only two losses . Competition gets much tougher Thursday night, however, when the Decatur crew swings back into action against rugged New Haven at the Decatur gym. New Haven already owns one victory over the local squad, plus several individual wins in the four-team tournament Saturday. New Haven will provide a "rough road to hoe” for the Decatur ~ team Thursday evening, if the local wrestlers are to capture victory number five. Coach Gary Giessler said this morning, “It will take a great team effort if we are to defeat New Haven."

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Corral Stays Unbeaten Mark Corral chalked up his seventh win in succession this season Tuesday night without a loss, as he started the grapplers off on the right foot by pinning Carter of Manchester in only one minute and 27 seconds. Dave Adams and Alan Kalver, who along with Corral were winners in the tournament Saturday pinned their Manchester opponents in the second period Tuesday. Adams at the 1:05 mark and Kalver at 1:37. Gary Myers also pinned his opponent in the second period, while Manny Ybarra decisioned Bumgardner, 11-7. Roger Conrad pinned Enyeart in slightly more than a minute in the 133-pourid class, and Tim Magley posted his first victory of the season in the 138-pound division. Magley pinned his opponent early in the second period. Manchester Scores Sam Baumann of Decatur was a victor by a pin, before Manchester chalked up its only team points when Clevenger pinned Tom Arnold in the 154-pound class, late in the third period. Deane Lehman, Larry Reinking and Steve Hazelwood closed out the scoring for the night, as each was victorious by a pin. Lehman pinned Robinson at the 1:30 points of the second period, while Re inking needed only a minute, 38 seconds to pin his op-

ponent, and Hazelwood took one minute and 50 seconds. Giessler’s grapplers swing back into action Thursday against much-improved New Haven, in a match at the Decatur gym. New Haven has reportedly shown considerable improvement since their 25-23 win over Decatur earlier in the season. The match will get underway at 7 o’clock Thursday’ night, and a large crowd is expected to attend. Tuesday summary:? 95 pounds — Corral (D) pinned Carter (M), 1:27 of first period. 103 pounds — Adams (D) pinned Howard (M), 1:05 of second period. 112 pounds — Kalver (D) pinned Ayers (M) 1:37 of second period. 120 pounds — Myers (D) pinned Frieden (M), 7:07 of second period. 127 pounds — Ybarra (D) decisioned Bumgardner (M), 11-7. 133 pounds — Conrad (D) pinned Enyeart (M), 1:06 of first period. 138 pounds — Magley (D) pinned Spacy (M), 0:33 of second period. 145 pounds — Baumann (D) pinned Knecht (M), 0:59 of third period. 154 pounds — Clevenger (M) pinned Arnold (D), 1:16 of third period. 165 pounds — Lehman (D) pinned Robinson (M), 1:30 of second

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Detroit Lions Coach, Player To Be Queried DETROIT (UPD—Detroit Lions coach George Wilson and All-Pro tackle Alex Karras have been called to New York for questioning by National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle concerning Lions players associating with known gamblers. The Detroit Free Press said today Wilson will cut short his vacation in Delray Beach, Fla., to meet with Rozelle at the league’s New York offices. Rozelle was to huddle with Wilson today ahd Karras was scheduled for a meeting Thursday. Karras was the first of four Lions players to become involved in the league-wide probe by the commissioner’s office. He was plunged into the picture when it was reported the team management was uiihappy.with his partownership in a Detroit bar. Detroit ’Police Commissioner George Edwards added to the fire when he submitted a report, concerning associations of Lions players with known gamblers, to the Lions’ management and NFL headquarters. The report, which named John 1 Gordy, Wayne Walker and Karras as being seen in die companyqf known gamblers, specified that tiottiW uneajthed to in* dicate criminal activity. Darris McCord also became involved in the investigation but ws not named in Edwards’ report. All four have volunteered to take lie detector tests to prove knowing alleged gamblers did not affect their play. The Free Press said Walker had been interviewed by Rozelle by telephone several times and would not be called to New York. In New York, NFL public relations director Jim Kensil said concerning the meeting, “I’m not saying yes or no. We have decided that we will not disclose any details of the investigation until it is completed. When it is completed we will have a statement.” —, period. 180 pounds— Reinking tD) pinned Ayres (M), 1:38 of first period. Heavyweight — Hazelwood (D)pinned Ross (M), 1:50 of firgd period. ‘

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams FRIDAY Kendallville at Yellow Jackets. Monmouth vs Berne at Bishop Luers. Hartford at Adams Central. Bryant at Pleasant Mills. Pennville at Geneva. SATURDAY Elmhurst at Yellow Jackets. Geneva at Lancaster Cent: al. Lutheran Toumey [Will Open Sunday The annual tourney of the Lutheran laymen’s grade league will open Sunday afternoon at both the Hoagland and Monmouth gyms. At Monmouth. Friedheim will play Flatrock at 2 p.m., followed by Bingen and Preble. At Hoagland, Fuelling meets Deactur at 2 p.m. and Union plays Bethlehem of Ossian. Fiatrock defeated Fuelling. 43-16, and Friedheim edged Preble, 3332. Fuelling FG FT TP Scherer 2 3 7 Mathews 0 0 0 J. Fuelling 0 5 5 D. Hockemeyer 10 2 Wietfeldt 10 2 TOTALS 4 8 16 Flatrock FG FT TP Duane Hockemeyer .1 0 2 Roger Melcher 10 2 C. Linker■2 0 4 Denny Hockemeyer .7 5 19 J. Mueller 2 0 4 M. Bohnke 10 2 M. Boergero 2 2 R. Gephert _. 3 0 6 C. Gueninl 0 2 TOTALS 18 7 43 — Preble FG FT TP L. Macke 0 0 0 M. Hoffman 0 0 0 B. Bleekelo 2 Ron Reinkings 3 13 D. Reinking6 1 13 S. Bieberich .... 12 4 TOTALS 13 6 32 Friedheim FG FT TP D. Scheuman 4 19 M. Buuck4 0 __B D. Gallmeyer ....... 3 0T N. Nuergue 3 0 6 A. Buuck.. 12 4 L TOTALS 15 3 33 Tickets On Sale At - Luers Gym Friday John McConaha, Monmouth high . school principal, said this morning that nearly all tickets for the Mon-mouth-Berne game Friday night will be on sale at the doors of the Bishop Luers gymnasium. The doors will open at the gym at 6:15 p.m., McConaha explained. Erv Inniger Back To Classes Today Erv Inniger, scoring ace for the undefeated Berne Bears, who became ill during Saturday’s Berne game at Angola with a kidney infection, was reported much improved today and returned to school. He is expected to be ready for action in Berne’s game Friday night with the Monmouth Eagles at the Bishop Luers gym.

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Majorkis Honored At Dinner Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Luke Majorki were honored with a smorgasbord dinner party Tuesday evening at Villa Lanes, voicing the recent purchase by the Majorkis of the Decatur Golf course. Approximately 85 golfers and other friends attended the party. Robert Mills presided as master of ceremonies. He spoke of the Majorkis’ fine qualities and their genial interest in the welfare and betterment of Decatur. They were I praised for their good sportsmanship and for the high type of club they maintain. Mills also related a number of comical and pleasant incidents that have taken place on the golf course while Majorki has been pro-manager. At the conclusion -of his Mills introduced Noah Steury, who presented Luke Majorki with a plaque of commendation from the Golf club members. Responses of gratitude and appreciation were given by Mr. and Mrs. Majorki. Steury then showed slides of a recent trip he and Mrs. Steury made to Hawaii. After the slides, several shots were shown of various golfers, taken at the local course. BOWLING Rural League W L Pts Miller - Jones 0 3 0 Decatur - Kocher -.3 0 4 Aspy Standard 3 0 4 Schwartz Ford Co. 2 13 Parkway 66 ...2 13 Sheets Furniture — 2 1 3 Weber’s Bath 2 12 Jaycees 2 12 McConnell’s 2 1 2 Adams Buildersl2 2 Industries I 1 2 2 Mcßride & Sonl2 2 Hammond Fruitl 2 1 Stucky’s Furniture .. 1 2 1 Industries II 1 2 1 Reidenbach Equip. 0 3 0 High games and series: — R. Scheumann (526), E. Bobel (504), D. Melcher 09 ( 560), C. Houk (514), R. Hesher 208, D. Graber 228 ( 556), R. Eloph (520), M. Weisman 216, T. Butler 210 ( 502), C. Hurst 233 ( 575), C. Hirschy 205 Lautzenheiser 201 (574), L. Wor- • (56917 R- Ewell 234 ( 590), M. don 200 ( 556), C. Bultemeier 212, B. Delong 224 ( 553). High team series: — Aspy Standard 836-839-836—(2511). Women’s Town and Country W L Pts Smith Pure Milk —32 19 45 Harmons House of Beauty 29% 21% 41% Citizens Telephone 30 21 41 Treons Poultry Mkt 27% 23% 36% Myers Florists 29 22 36 Budget Loan 27 24 35 Kohne & Sons Painters 25% 26% 34% Kent Realty & Auction 25 26 34 Arnold Lumber ... 25 26 34 Krick - Tyndall - 25__ 26 33 Hobbs Upholsters . 24 27 33 First State Bank -24 27 32 West End Rest. - 21% 26% 31% Husmanns Decorators ..2... 21 30 29 Petrie 0i1..22 29 27 Girardots Standard 17 34 21 High games: — H. Bair 169, V. Williamson 180, F. Williasmon 168, L. Pollack 165, S. Chilcote 164, V. Smith 165-167, L. McKean 179, I. Bowman 180, E. Strickler 160171, B. Moran 162, M. L. York 173, L. Mac Lean 165, D. Johnson 168, D. Hoile 160, E. McFarren 160, M. Smitley 165, F. Reidenbach 171, J. Conrad 176, M. Gage 167,

Boys and Girls Join A Bowling Team at ~ EDDIE'S RECREATION 266 N. Second St. We will select teams and establish averages for a BANTAM LEAGUE, Ages 9-13; for a JUNIOR LEAGUE, Ages 13-T6, Saturday, February 19 & 26, 8:30 a. m. FREE INSTRUCTION Bowling 30c per game. Shoe Rental, 10c Please have written permission from parents.

Muncie Jumps To Top Spot In Prep Ranks By KURT FREUDENTHAL BUnited Press International INDIANAPOLIS CUPI) — Muncie Central’s unbeaten Bearcats, blessed with height, balance and scoring power, captured- top spot in the United Press International Indiana high school basketball coaches’ ratings today. Coach Ike Tallman’s 11-game winners, who tangle with Anderson in Friday’s “game of the week,” received 14 of 19 firstplace votes frbm the UPI panel of experts for 182 points, 8 short of a perfect score, to take over first place from Michigan City for the first time since early last season. It was the third time this season that the No. 1 spot changed hands. Defending state champ Evansville Bosse was the early leader before being replaced by Michigan City. But the Red Devils slipped into a tie with Anderson for second place after they were upset at Goshen last Friday. Anderson was third last week. Rex Mundi Fourth Evansville Rex Mundi, which romped over Bosse last weekend, climbed from ninth to fourth; South Bend Central from seventh to sixth, and Goshen was the only “Big 10” newcomer, jumping from 12th place to ninth. Columbus, although being the winningest major unbeaten with a 13-game string, slipped from fourth to fifth; Gary Roosevelt from sixth to seventh, and Bosse from fifth to 10th. East Chicago Washington was voted out of the elite—slipping from 10th to 14th place—after its 21-point loss to Michigan City last Saturday. Indianapolis Tech, beaten for the first time at Muncie Central last weekend, was the only power to retain last week’s position —in eighth place. Noblesville was dropped entirely, and Fort Wayne North was the only newcomer in the honor roll. Huntingtan 11th The breakdown.Avith first places and total points: 1. Muncie Central (14)182 2. Anderson (3> and Michigan City (1) —l4B 4. Evansville Rex Mundi (1)„ 124 5. Columbus 121 6. South Bend Central7o U Gary Roosevelt 65 8. Indianapolis Tech ...53 9. Goshen 45 10. Evansville Bosse 21 11. Huntington 14; 12. Jeffersonville 12; 13. Indianapolis Ripple 11; 14. East Chicago Washington 10; 15. Indianapolis Attucks 4; 16. Lafayette, Vincennes, Tipton. Terre Haute Wiley 3; 20. Fort Wayne North 2; 21. Eminence. Berne, Columbia City 1. Hockey Results International League Port Huron 6, Fort Wayne 3. M[ Reef 175, B. Colchin 167, N. Treon 160, H. McClure 166, P. Laurent 165, M. W. Ladd 163, G. Reynolds 171, L. Gehrig 172, B. Reynolds 162, T. Baker 169-173, J. Voglewede 167. High series — Kents 2105, Simth 2109, Harmons 2148, Treons 2244, Kohnes 2209. Splits converted — G. Reynolds 5-7, J. Schaffer 5-7, M. Gage 5-7, M. Reef 3-10, M. Baker 4-5-7, L. Mac Lean 3-10, J. Ainsworth 5-10.

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Over 400 Bowl In Polio Sweepstakes More than 400 bowlers from Decatur and Berne have entered the Polio Sweepstakes, which is now at the halfway mark, co-chairmen Gary Schultz said this morning. A total of 373 Decatur entries and 46 from Berne have been received for the Sweepstakes during the first two weeks, for a total of 409. Bruce Sprunger of Berne leads the Sweepstakes at the half-way mark, with a 717 series, including his handicap. The Sweepstakes opened Wednesday, Jan 2, and runs the entire month of January.’ Bowlers in league play at Villa Lanes and Eddie’s Recreatiaon in Decatur, or Emick Bowl in Berne, may enter the affair by obtaining an entry blank from the league secretary. Entry fee for the Sweepstakes, sponsored by the First State Bank of Decatur, is SI in the men’s division and 50 cents in the women’s division. The Polio Swkeepstakes are open to anyone bowling in league play, and persons may enter as often as his or her league bowls. Gorillas Lose By 62-56 Score Tuesday Night The Hartford Gorillas, wilting in the final quarter, suffered their ninth defeat of the season Tuesday night, dropping a 62-56 decision to Madison township of Jay county at the Hartford gym. Madison led at the first quarter, 20-19, but Hartford was out in front at the half, 31-30, and at the third period, 50-46. But the Gorillas, playing the entire game with a substitution, sco re d only six points in the final quarter while the Jay County team tallied 16. Ron Habegger, of the Gorillas, led all scorers with 26 points and Loren Wanner added 15 for Hartford. Kunkel topped Madison with 17, LeMaster counted 14 and Dale Van Osdol 11. '■ " The Gorillas, with a 4-9 record, will play the Greyhounds at Adams Central Friday night . Madison Twp. FG FT TP Kunkel 5 7 17 De. Van Osdol. 2 15 LeMaster . 7 0 14 Da. Van Oslol 4 3 11 Carlin 2 2 6 Smith . 3 3 9 Totals 23 16 62 Hartford FG FT TP Wanner ... 71 15 Fox 2 2 6 Habegger . 11 4 26 Alberson 0 1.1 Stauffer ... 4 0 8 Totals .... 24 8 .\56 Officials: Jay, Yager. ~ Preliminary Hartford, 35-34.

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