Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 22 February 1963 — Page 7

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Bowl Doubles And Singles On Weekend Double and singles events of the annual men’s city bowling tourney will be bowled Saturday and Sunday at Villa Lanes. Team events, were rolled last weekend. The schedule for the weekend follows: Saturday 4 p.m.—Marvin Lautzenhiser - Robert Williamson: Vernon Liechty - Loern Liechty; Lee Lybarger - William Shepherd; Howard Bearman - Ivan Lepper; Marvin Judt - Carl Bultemeier; John Bayles - James Price; Norb Koenemann - Don Hoile; Zobie - Schnepf; Gordon Hooper - Charles Hite. 6 p.m. —• Don Frane - Gayle Ainsworth; Bill Blakey - Fred Schamerloh; Avon Zimmerman - John Bauman; Dick Moses - Paul Buckingham; R. Dord - W. Petrie; O. Schultz - Robert Andrems; W. Beery - A. Zelt; Joe Kohne - Paul Kohne; Wayne Roahrig - partner; Tom Butler - Ronald Pierce. 8 p.m. — K. Geisler - T. Eyanson; G. Koos - D. Burke; D. Reidenbach r W. Frauhiger; J. Meyer - J. Parent; A. Erxleben - J. Harkless; D. Graber - R. Eyanson; I. Heare - E. Anderson; M. Weisman - W .Call; E. Schindler - M. Heart; C. Marbach - F. Hoffman; M. Affolder • P. Hodle; F. Hunter - J. Cowens: E. Ewell - J. McGill: A. Schneider - J. Hoffman: W. Snyder - P. Bleeke; W. Howard - E. Korte. Sunday 2 p.m. — J. Lake - J. Schaffer: B. Hoffman - F. Wilson: B. Gage, Sr. - J. Baker; R. Ross - W. Ross; E. Sheets - J. Markley; C. Stucky - H. Gray: P. Wilkinson - T. Johnson; J. Fawbush * R. Lyons: C. Bauman - J. Beauchot: L. Rich - D. Archer; E. Hammond - R. J. Sheets; W. Bultemeier - L. Bultemeier; M. Hoffmar. - Werling; Lister - Hoffman; N. Stury - H. Banning; C. Deßolt - B. Worthman. 4 p.m.—B. Tutewiler - R. Hobbs; D. Mies - R. Ladd; P. Inniger - G. Schultz; Samples - J. Schlickman; J. Shackley - R. Stevens; Bowman - McCullough; H. Nash - G. Ellis; D. Sheets - C. Baker; D. Macklin -J. Macklin; H. Krueckeberg - N. Bultemeier; J. Murphy - R. Dedolph: E. Baker - C. Cook; R. Scheuman - A. Buuck; R. Mutschler - T. Fennig; F. Reed

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County Junior High Tourney To Semi-Finals Adams Central, Pleasant Mills, Hartford and Geneva won opening round games in the county jun for high tourney Thursday evening and advance to the semi-finals Saturday. At Monmouth Thursday night, Adams Central’s junior high whipped Monmouth by a 48-18 count, and Pleasant Mills trioped St. Joseph of Decatur by a 36-19 tally. At Geneva, the junior Cardinals defeated Jefferson by a 33-23 score, while Hartford downed Berne, 38-19. Pleasant Mills was led to its victory by Currie, who dumped in 29 of his team’s 39 points in their win over St. Joe. The young Spartans held a 7-2 first quarter lead, a 19-6 halftime lead and a 27-10 advantage entering the final quarter. Currie’s 29 lead all scorers and Hitchcock chipped in with six. Baker led the St. Joe scoring with 11 markers, but no other player scored more than two points. Adams Central led rll the way in their victory, with eight players breaking into the scoring column, led by Green and Brown with 12 and 10 points respectively. Geneva led by only 14-13 at halftime in their contest but boosted the margin in the second half. Mosser’s 19 tallies led the Geneva scorers, while Schwartz topped Jefferson with 13. Hartford trailed Berne 8-7 at the first stop, but moved into an 1812 halftime lead and won going away in the second half. Habegger’s 11 points topped Hartford and Kingsley led Berne with nine. Adams Central and Pleasant Mills will tangle in the 9 o’clock game Saturday morning, with Hartford and Geneva meeting in the 10 o’clock contest. The championship will be played at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon. Admission to all tourney sessions is 25 cents per person. The championship trophy is again donated by the Decatur Daily Democrat. - W. Schnepf; D. Koos - D. Tterveer. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

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Two Teams Are Tied In Doubles Tourney Jim Cordes and Chuch Cordes and Jim Parent and Jim Meyer are leaders in the doubles tourney at Eddie’s Recreation with a team total of 1643, including handicap. The tourney is scheduled to dose March 10. The high actual team game is held by G. Schultz and B. Tutewiler with 458. Jim Parent has the high individual series with an 827, and Jim Cordes has the high single game with a 248. Team leaders to date are: Jime Cordes-Chuck Cordes, 1643; Jim Parent-Jim Meyer, 1643; W. Harpel-D. Rosenogle, 1627; R. Thompson-H. Fowler, 1599; G. Schultz-B. Tutewiler, 1594; B. Kil-gore-J. Cook, 1591; B. Reeder-H. Schneider, 1572; B. Coffman-C. Rhodes, 1572; W. Lothamer-E. Renfro, 1566; B. Kilgore-Barlow, 1566; S. Thompson-L. Thater, 1564; C. Hallock-R. Deevers, 1555. Luis Arroyo ■ 1 Appears Set For Yankees By United Press International , The old baseball belief of “never bet against the Yankees” already looks like the best advice , of 1963 for American League fans . and spring training is only a few days old. Not that they needed any extra help, but it appears now that the world champions can count on Luis Arroyo to take his accustomed spot in the bullpen this season. Arroyo, the portly Puerto Rican who helped the Yankees win the AL pennant in 1961, hardly pitched at all last year after developing calcium deposits in his left elbow. In fact, he pitched a total of only 34 innings, which included only a couple of short stints after the All-Star games. Thursday, the likeable “quiet man” of the Yankee relief corps threw hard during a workout for , batteryman at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and predicted his arm miseries are a thing of the past. Expresses Confidence “If it stays like this, I’ve got nothing to worry about,” Arroyo said jubilantly. “I am confident I’ll be able to help the club this year.” While the Yankees were getting all that “good news” the poor Detroit Tigers, who never were able to recover after key injuries to Al Kallne and Frank Lary (among others) last season, already have something to worry about. Paul Foytack, who won 10 games and lost 7 while working in 144 innings last year, popped his sacroiliac out of place during a workout at Lakeland, Fla., Thursday, and rookie southpaw Mickey Lolick slammed a car door on the little finger of his left hand. Neither is expected to be out very long,, but you can almost bet what manager Bob Scheffing must be thinking — after all those injuries last year. Troubles With Signings The Tigers also seem to be having trouble satisfying some of their players. A total of nine—among them Lary, sluggers Norm Cash and Rocky Colavito, and BiUy Bruton — stiU remain unsigned. One bright note, though— Jake Wood, who slipped to .229 last year after a fine rookie season in 1961, slammed a home run during an exhibition game with the Hanshin (Japan) Tigers. Elsewhere around the major league camps the news still continued to focus on the signing of players. The Pittsburgh Pirates were the busiest in this department with General Manager Joe Brown announcing in Fort Myers, Fla., that he had signed catcher

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams FRIDAY Leo at YeUow Jackets. -— Commodores at Bryant. Warren at Adams Central. Polling at Pleasant Mills. Gray at Hartford. Monmouth at Lafayette Central. Berne at New Haven. SATURDAY Hartford at Geneva. Real Tossup Foreseen At Indianapolis By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press International

INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—They’U have a real ball in the Indianapolis district before the one lucky contender makes it to the “Fieldhouse Four” of the Indiana high school basketbaU tourney. With four of the state’s topranking quintets in the area, it could be a real tossup, with the only certainty that Madison’s defending semi-state champs are given litUe chace. The top contenders are Muncie Central and unbeaten Columbus, 1-2 in the United Press International coaches’ board ratings; eighth-ranking Anderson and Indianapolis Tech, No. 9. Muncie, still trying for a record fifth state title, is a prohibitive favorite in its own sectional before advancing to the New Castle regional, where the Bearcats were forced into a double overtime by Middletown last year to reach the “Sweet Sixteen.” Trojans a Threat? This time, New Castle’s Trojans could make it rough. Despite a 12-7 record, they showed their teeth last week in upsetting Anderson, 65-64. Muncie’s North Central Conference champs have lost only to South Bend Central. Anderson also hits the road after the sectionals, making the Indianapolis regional a very interesting show, with the Southport sectional winner also not to be ignored. The first round at Indianapolis, however, could be full of surprises, although Tech drew the easy route and was considered a shoo-in for Saturday’s semi-finals. Three-time state champ Indianapolis Attacks, which has ruled the local sectional 10 out of the last 12 years, is on the spot from the very start, however, meeting city rival Shortridge, a team the Tigers edged by just 2 points last month. Cubs Took Lumps Broad Ripple loomed as Tech’s top threat in the sectional. From Southport, either the host Cardinals or Indianapolis Washington, winner of the city tourney, could make it to the second round. Columbus is the team to beat in its regional district, which includes Madison. The Cubs took their lumps this season after registering three consecutive unbeaten campaigns and a record 61-game winning streak that ended Nov. 27. Madison, 11-6 with one game to go, should not be extended in its sectional, but the Columbus regional looms as a “skyscraper” hurdle for Bud Ritter’s boys. Connersville, which clipped Madison’s long skein early in the season, figures to rule its regional district despite a somewhat deceiving 8-11 record. The Spartans have won three of their last four games, including an 81-80 overtime decision over New Castle. Smoky Burgess, shortstop Dick Schofield and outfielders Howie Goss and Larry Eliot. Bob Skinner, though, is still among the unsigned Pirates.

BOWLINC I W L Pte. Adams County Church League 1 Mennonite 6 12% 5% 16% < Monroe Methodist 14 12% 5% 16% < Berne United Church 12 6 16 1 Decatur Christian 10 12 6 16 St. Luke E& R 12- ..11 7 15 1 Monroe Methodist 7 10 8 14 1 Decatur Methodist .. 9 9 12 1 Pleasant Dale 9 9 12 1 St. Paul Missionary — 9 9 12 < Decatur Church of Christ i 8 10 11 1 St. Luke E&R 15 .—8 10 11 ’ Decatur Christian 9.. 8 10 9 i Geneva E. U. B 6 12 9 I Mennonite 166 12 9 Decatur Lutheran ..5 13 7 Monroe Methodist 8.. 4 14 4 I High team series: Mennonite 6, I 1903; St. Luke E 8c R 12, 1891; St.. Luke E 8c R 15. 1863. High series: Roy Stucky 566, Bill I Emick 554, Charles Hill 524, Carl| I Mcßride 512. High team games: St. Luke E & R 12, 682; Decatur Methodist, 60; Mennonite 16, 669; St. Luke E 8c R 12, 665. 7 High games: Roy Stucky 211, Jim Fisher 201, Bill Emick 201, Charles Hill 200. Merchant League W L Pts. Painters 15 4 15 , Preble Gardens 9 6 13 . Menu Meats 10 5 13 ( Sheets Furniture 9 5 12 , Tony’s Tap 10 5 12 ( Haugks 6 6 12 j Slick’s Drive-In 10 5 11 ( Pfeiffer Beer .......— 7 8 10 G. E. Club 7 8 10 7 Up 7 8 10 Corah Insurance 7 8 10 Krick Tyndall 6 9 9 Brecht Jewelry 7 8 9 IBc M 510 6 Arnold Lumber 510 6 Riverside Garage 114 1 High games: A. Schneider 229, G. Ainsworth 222, D. Myers 220, P. Hodle 216, H. Tumbleson 212219, L. Taylor 213, R. Bleeke 206, C. Marbach 203. High series: H. Tumbleson 589, D. Myers 573, A. Schneider 560, W. Fawbush 552. Suburban League W L Pts. Happy Humpty 14 4 19 VFW Auxiliary 13 5 17 Hammond Market ..12 6 17 Tri Mi Salonlo 8 13 Smith Pure Milk 6 12 8 Lengerich Awnings.. 6 12 8 Kelly Dry Cleaning.. 6% 11% 7% Zoss Chev.-Buick ... 4% 13% 6% High games: S. Snyder 167, J. Voirol 156-152, K. Birch 153, S. Ross 146, B. Stetler 147, M. Lovellette 147, V. Fuelling 164-149, E. Peters 155-158-165, NC Smltley 154, E. Clark 162, S. Keller 163, P. Dick 174-149, L. Hutker 169, T. Franklin 166, C. Hoffman 151, M. Reef 156-152, A. Carpenter 155-154-158, C. Pierce 148, M. Harden 150, D. Laker 174, y. Merriman 171. Splits converted: J. Hesher 2-7-8, J. Pickford 3-10, E. Lister 3-10 and 3-7-10. M. Reef 3-10, T. Franklin 3-10, E Peters 5-6, M. Lovellette 3-10, J. Voirol 3-10, M. Dellinger 4-5. EDDIE’S RECREATION G. E. Woman’s League W L Pts. RoUettes 10% 7% 15% Twisters 8% 9% 11% Rolling Jets— 9 9 11 Bowlettes 8 10 10 High games: Thelma Whitaker 158, Catherine Milter 174, Shirley Pickford 151, Helen Wellman 171, Helen Marbach 160-164. High series: Jean Pickford 159-174-175 (508). Split sconverted: Sally Shaffer 3-10, Helen Elliott 6-7-10, Doris Koenig 3-10, Nyla Wilkinson 4-5. Hockey Results National League Chicago 5 Detroit 3. International League Fort Wayne 5, Muskegon 3.

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DCHS Plans Sale OF Tourney Tickets The Rev. Charles Ueber, athletic director of the Decatur Catholic high school, today plans for sale of tickets to the Wednesday session of the sectional tourney. Tickets, priced at 50 cents, will be sold to students during school hours. Adult season ticket holders may purchase sectional tickets Monday evening, starting at 7 o’clock, and tickets will be available for the general public, starting at 7 o’clock Tuesday evening. The Commodores play the Pleasant Mills Spartans in the second game Wednesday night. Cincinnali Is Easily Winner Thursday Night By United Press International It’s official — Cincinnati will be returning to the NCAA tournament in a zid to retain the crown it wears so well. The top-ranked Bearcats massacred North Texas State, 19-61, Thursday night to clinch first place in the Missouri Valley Conference and earn an automatic berth in the NCAA basketball classic. Cincinnati will be a heavy favorite to sweep to an unprecedented third straight champion-

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