Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 17 January 1963 — Page 7

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Eagles, Bears Battle Friday At Luers Gym Despite the uhual Friday night activity, with five games scheduled, the eyes of all Adams county basketball fans will be focused on the Bishop Luers gym, where unbeaten Berne and once-beaten Monmouth collide head-on. /woof the top rated teams In this part of the state, the Bears and Eagles will battle ip the Luers gymnasium, which is located on the west side of U. S. 27, at the southern edge of Fort Wayne. The January 18 clash has been building up in importance with the passing of each week of the current season. The Bears have won 12 in a row without a loss, while the Eagles have copped 13 and lost only once, and currently have an 11-game win skein going. The only game either team has lost in 26 outings was a 57-56 Monmouth loss at Hoagland in the Eagles’ third game of the season. With the pivotal battle only one evening away, the dark cloud which has been hanging over the camp of the Berne Bears has brightened considerably Inniger Recovers Veteran Erv Inniger, one of the better hoopsters in Adams county basketball the past ten years,

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came down with a kidney infection Saturday night after the Bears had chalked up their twelfth straight at Angola. Third leading scorer in the county, and a Bear regular for three seasons, Inniger was confine<Wo bed Sunday and Monday. He attended classes Wednesday, however, and is expected to be fit and ready to go Friday night. The contest is a Monmouth home game, but the tremendous luster of the dash has caused Monmouth school officials to move the game from their gym to the 2,500-seat Luers goal hall. Attempts were made to secure either the Decatur high school or Adams Central gymnasium for the contest, but both schools have home games that night. Monmouth principal John McConaha said Wednesday that plenty of tickets will be on sale at the door Friday night, at 75 cents per adult, 50 cents for students. The doors will open at 6:15 p.m. Each Has Title Each of the two teams has copped a holiday tourney title, and Monmouth added the county tourney prize to their trophy case last week. The Eagles’ strong point is their potent scoring arsenal, led by the B-Boys, Don Brown and Dennis Braun, with plenty of help from the S-Squad, Dean Schieferstein and Clarence Scheumann. The Eagles also have strong rebounding. The Bears play a strong game of defense, rebound well for their size, and show a terrific amount of poise on the floor, gained through the wining ways of Bear teams in

Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams FRIDAY Kendallville at Yellew 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 Central. the past three seasons. The Eagles have a higher per game scoring average than that of Berne, but play a slightly less rugged schedule. Monmouth has scored 1,1013 points in 14 games, an average of 72.35 a game, while Berne has scored 783 in 12 games, a per game mark of 65.25. Defensively, Berne has allowed an average of 52.91 points a game, a total of 635 points, while Monmouth has given up 768, a slightly higher average at 54.85. Winning Margins The Eagles possess a terrific winning margin of 17% points a game, while Berne has been copping victories at an average of 12% points difference. The two teams have played five common foes. Berne defeated Ossian 49-43, while the Eagles downed Ossian 75-66. Berne defeated Geneva by an 84-64 count, the Eagles by 82-73. Berne tripped Adams Central by six points, 59-53, while Monmouth downed the Greyhounds 63-51 in the first game of the season, and by only two points, 56-54 in the county tuorney Saturday. Berne defeated Pleasant Mills 83-66, and the Eagles own 78-53 and 79-37 wins over the Spartans. Both have beaten Hartford, Berne by 75-52, Monmouth by 81-50. Four of the county’s top ten scorers will be in action, topped by Inniger and Brown. Brown ranks second in the county with a 24.7 per game average, and Inniger is third on his 20.4 average. Dennis Braun of the Eagles ranks seventh with a 15.1 mark, and Schieferstein is eighth on the strength of a 14.8 average. Eagles Bigger With the usual starting lineups for each team, Monmouth will have an overall height advantage. Schieferstein, 6-2, Schumann 6-2, and Braun, 6-1, comprise the Monmouth front line, with Brown, 6-1, and either Bob Brandt or Elgene Bienz, both 5-10, at the guard posts. —~ r_ ' ——— The Bears normally start 6-3 Jerry Fosnaugh at center, with 6-3 Inniger and 5-9 Bob Stahly at forward, and 5-9 Karl Kingsley and 5-8 Kent Ringger at guards. Fred Clauser, 6-3, chief Berne substitute, could even the size advantage however, when he enters the lineup. Probable starting lineups, each team’s main sixth man, plus height and scoring average areas follows: BERNE Inniger, 6-3 (20.4) Stahly, 6-9 (12.8) Fosnaugh, 6-3 (9.5) Kingsley, 5-9 (6.1) Ringger, 5-8 (5.7) Clauser, 6-3 (2.8) MONMOUTH Braun, 6-1 (15.1) Scheumann, 6-2 (8.3) Schiefs’n, 6-2 (14.8) Brown, 6-1 (24.7) Bienz, 5-10 (5.9) Brandt, 5-10 (4.7)

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Wrestlers To Meet New Haven Tonight The Decatur high school wrestling team will seek its fifth win of the season tonight at the Decatur gymnasium, entertaining rugged New Haven. The local grapplers, with a four win, two loss record, will be at full strength for this evening’s match. Heavyweight Steve Hazelwood missed the tournament Saturday at New Haven, but returned to the lineup Tuesday in a victory over Manchester. This evening’s match is scheduled to begin at 7 o’clock, and a large crowd is expected to be on hand. Admission is only 25 cents per person. Coach Gary Giessler’s crew will be seeking vengeance, in addition to their fifth win. The Decatur squad will be out to avenge a 2523 match they lost at New Haven eariler in the season, when three Decatur regulars were out of the lineup. New Haven has shown much improvement since that match, and this evening's encounter promises to be rough and tumble. New Haven handed the Decatur team two sound thumpings last year, and now holds a 3-0 record over the locals, who would like to post their first win over the Allen county outfit tonight. Hot Shots, Fort Wayne Hold Match Tuesday The D.C.H.S. Hot Shots engaged the Fort Wayne Junior rifle club in a match at the Fort Wayne South Side high school Tuesday evening. Results of the matches follow: Decatur team 1 (prone and sitting) —Teeter 185, Becker 188, J. Hei--188, Rumschlag 178; Fort Wayne mann 183, Miller 156, D. Geimer —Monleith 162, Diller 172, Dixon 161. Decatur team 2 (prone and standing) — Colchin 170, Schurger 170, Converse! 172, Braun 167, J. Geimer 166, Kuhnle 156, Foos 141, Reynolds (prone only) 95; Fort Woyne — Feldes 188, Ohnesorge 182, Hiatt 167. Forty Miners Add Two New Coaches SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The San Francisco Forty Niners have added Bill Johnson a soffensive line coach and Jack Christiansen as coach of the defensive halfbacks for the 1963 National Football League season.- - College Basketball DePaul 83, Notre Dame 69. Indiana State 93, DePauw 65. Butler 77, Ball State 60. Evansville 70, Kentucky Wesleyan 67. Louisville 75, Xaxier (0.) 66. Whittenberg 48, Daytqn 45. Harvard 59, Dartmouth 55. Marshall 109, Morris-Harvey 85. Morehead 87, Western Kentucky 61. North Carolina 67, North Carolina State 65. West Virginia 89, Penn State 73. Georgetown (D.C.) 83, Navy 71. Oklahoma City 75, Hardin-Sim-mons 59. Hockey Results National League Boston 5, Chicago 4. International League Fort Wayne 3, Port Huron 3 (overtime tie).

BOWLING K. of C. League W L Pts. Lengerich Butchers 2 13 Villa Lanes 2 13 P. Q. F. 2 13 Girardot Standard .2 1 2 Baker Plumbing .... 1 2 2 Council 864 .. 12 2 Baker Paingtin ;... 12 1 Lengerich Awnings . 1 2 1 High games: Bob Hess 202, Jr. Coyne 202, Paul Kohne 202, Jim Brazil! 201, Ed Castleman 200, Vic Hamrick 200. High series: Jim Brazil! 555, Jr. Coyne 536, Vic Hamrick 533,‘ Jim Kohne 514, Bob Hess 512. Cy Becker 509, Fr. Bodinger 506. T. V. Guides W L Pts. Mavericks 29 10 39 Rascals 23 16 32 Virginians \ 21 18 28 Stooges 20 19 28 Untouchables 20 19 28 Checkmates ----- 15% 23% 23% Medics 14 25 20 Caseys 12% 26% 14% High games: Marbaugh 163, J. A. Speakman 133-156, M. L. Clifton 133, M. Schultz 152-144, M. J. Gage 125-129-138, H. McDonald 129, E. Hite 139-146, D. Holthouse 140-153, H. Foos 132-135, B. Teeple 152-137-133, E. Basham 146, V. Lengerich 127, E. Clark 149-128, M. Gaffer 127, H. Emenhiser 126142, M. Mies 137-157, B. Hess 199. Splits converted: M. Gaffer 5-9, M. J. Baker 2-7, H. McDonald 3-9-10, E. Hite 5-7, H. Foos 3-10, B. Teeple 4-5,7, J. Clifton 3-10. Guys and Dolls League W L Pts. Ross-Bollinger 19 5 26 Hilyard-Myers 14 10 20 I Gray-Hoffman j... 13 11 17 ' Brunner-Kershner - 10 14 14 | Butler-Fegley 10 14 13 Smith-McClain 6 18 6 High scores: Men — Harold Hoffman 158-194-177 ( 529), Kenny Ross 199-171-139 ( 509), Bob Bollinger 163-172-173 (509), Erv Myers 203-144-159 ( 506), Harold Gray 212, Tom Butler 177, Max Hilyard 174. Women — Sally Ross 169-175, Nancy Kershner 177, Della McClain 157, Ethel Bolinger 147. Splits converted: Kenny Ross 3- Bob Bollinger 3-10, Erv Myers 3-10, Bill Kershner 3-10, Harold Hoffman 3-10 and 3-9-10, Irene Hoffman 5-7 and 5-6 twice, Harold Gray 4-9. Lads and Lassies W L Pts. Kilts — ... 19 8 26 Argyles 15 12 20 Heathers 15 12 20 Hopscotchers 13 14 19 Highlanders 13 14 18 Clansmen 11 16 14 Bagpipers 9 18 11 High games: Men — T. Gage 194, J. Merriman 185, C. Stucky 182-179, B. Huston 182, D. Selking 182, F. Macke 182, J. Hakes 180, R. Schafer 178. Women — M. Gage 180-158, M. Merriman 158, J. Erekson 152. Splits converted: R. Schafer 3-7-10. i Jack and Jill - W L Pts. Alley Katz — 3 0 4 Wizards 3 0 4 Dubs 3 0 4 Homestead Bulldogs 3 0 4 Unknowns 2 13 Bellmonts --------- 2 13 Gutters .. 2 1 3 Half & Half 2 13 Pin Droppers —1 2 1 Lucky Dogs 12 1 Inlaws —— 12 1 Eight Balls 0 3 0 Bowl Cats 0 3 0 Four Winds 0 3 0 Homestead Rebels 0 3 0 High series: Men — D. Everett 514, D. Macklin 515, C. Deßolt 512, B. McColly 507, L. Anspaugh 525, B. Newby 545. Women — A. Carpenter 154-196-169 ( 519). High games: Men — W. Carpenter 180, D. Everett 181, D. Macklin 180-178, N. Steury 193, F. Baker 182, R. Pierce 187, C. DeBolt 204, B. McColly 186, B. Boiror 182, L. Anspaugh 179-182, D. Wolff 192, B. Newby 193-179, R. Ewell 179, G. Heckman 176. Women — T. Franklin 162, T. Baker 181, C. Pierce 150-163, B. Worthman 154-154, W. Hirschy 167, M. Newby 161. Splits converted: D. Macklin 310, R. Colclasure 2-7, C. Pierce 4- T. Baker 3-10, E. Roeder 56 twice and 4-5-7, D. Hirschy 5-10,

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Lake Is President Os Little League Junior Lake was elected president of the Decatur Little League, at a meeting of league officials, umpires, coaches, etc., held Monday evening. Other Little League officers elected were: D. Burdette Custer, Al Beavers, and Lawrence Beal, vice presidents; Elmer Winteregg, Jr., secretary; Ron Gerber, treasurer; R. O. Wynn, commissioner; Bill McColly and Wally Yeoman, player agents. Lake announced this morning that the league has reverted back to a 15-game schedule once again for the coming season. Two years ago the teams played 15 games, but were cut to only 12 last season. The farm league will continue this summer as in past seasons. Another meeting will be held by the officers and others connected with the league sometime in February or March for rules changes, etc.. Lake said.