Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 9 April 1963 — Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1963

Decatur K. C. Takes State K.C. Tourney The Decatur Knights of Columbus basketball won the state K. of C. tourney championship Sunday, defeating Terre Haute, 72-70 in the final game of the meet held at Crown Point, The championship tilt was a close battle all the way. Terre Haute led at the first quarter, 2120, but Decatur was out in front by two points, 41-39, at the half. Terre Haute pullled into a 54-54 tie at the end of the third period, but the Decatur team edged out the two-point victory. George Waning, D.C.H.S. coach, topped the Decatur scaring with 21 points, trailed closely by Bakber with 18. Lew led Terre Haute with 26 markers ,and the losers had three other players in double figures. Waning was awarded the individual sportsmanship trophy. There were nine teams entered in the tourney, played Saturday and Sunday. Scores of earlier round games were: Terre Haute 78, Our Lady of ( Fatima < Indianapolis) 62; Deca- ' tur 95, Logansport 63; Conners- ' ville 52, Gary 48; Msgr. Downey • Indianapolis) 73, Lafayette 62; : Terre Haute 89, Crown Point 64; ; Decatur 58, Connersville 50; Terre ; Houte 79, Msgr. Downey 77. Box score of championship game: Decatur FG FT TP Villagomez 3 3 9 Hake „ 3 2 8 G. Voglewede 3 0 6 Reed 0 0 0 Waning 9 3 21 Baker 8 2 18 Omlor 0 0 0 Coyne 10 2 J. Voglewede 3 2 8 Totals 30 12 72 Terre Haute FG FT TP Reedy 6 2 14 Lew 12 2 26 Smith 4 4 12 McQuade —, 113 Merrill ——... 0 0 0 Berger --- 6 1 13 Anderson 10 2 TOTAL 30 10 70 Officials: Justak, Rouhselag. Cooler Weather Is - Prevalent In Stale By United Press International Cooler temperatures prevailed today in Indiana after the temperature hit the 70s over most of the state Monday afteroon. ' Forecasts of a chance of light rain in certain sections of the state late today were revised and the precipitation prospect was cancelled out. Nevertheless, the fair skies of the past few days were gradually diminishing to cloudiness. Forecasts called for partly cloudy north today and mostly cloudy elsewhere, and ‘ mostly cloudy everywhere Wednesday and Thursday with little change in temperatures Temperatures touched 75 at Evansville, 74 at Louisville, 72 at : Lafayette and 71 at Indianapolis Monday afternoon but peaked no higher than 58 at South Bend and 1 59 at Fort Wayne

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Major Leagues American League W L. Pct: GB Baltimore 1 0 1.000 — Boston 0 0 .000 % Chicago 0 0 .000 % Cleveland 0 0 .000 % Detroit 0 0 .000 % Kansas City 0 0 .000 % Los Angeles 0 0 .000 % Minnesota 0 0 .000 Vz New York 0 0 .000 % Washington 0 1 .000 1 Monday’s Results Baltimore 3, Washington 1. Onl ygame scheduled . National League W L. Pct. GB Cincinnati 1 0 1.000 — Chicago 0 0 .000 % Houston 0 0 .000 % Milwaukee 0 0 .000 % New York 0 0 .000 %• St. Louis 0 0 .000 % San Franciscoo G .000 % Pittsburgh 0 1 .000 1 Monday’s Results Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2. Only game scheduled. Biggie Munn To Decide On Keeping Stock CHICAGO (UPI) — Clarence (Biggie) Munn, Michigan State University athletic director, was expected to decide today whether to retain his stock in a country club management firm, which also lists a reputed Chicago crime syndicate gambler as a stockholder. Munn confirmed Monday he is a stockholder and member of the board of directors of Golf Club Management Co. of Chicago. But hfe said he was surprised ■to learn that 'Frank (Big Frank) Buccieri was listed by Chicago police as a Crime Syndicate mem--“I only met Frank twice and he was introduced to me as a furniture man,” Munn said from his East Lansing home. He said he expected a call today from Loren A. Cameron, 38, president of Golf Club Management, and would decide then whether to sell his stock. Munn said he has attended only one board meeting. Newspaper Discloses Information The fact that Munn and Buccieri were both members of the board for several months was disclosed Monday by Chicago’s American. Cameron said Munn’s 500 shares (worth 10 cents a share when Munn received them) today were worth 33,060. Munn said he had no idea of their present value. Cameron said he would ask Buccieri “point blank if he is a member of the crime syndicate.” He said if Buccieri is “I’ll ask

Adams Central Winner Monday In Triangular Adams Central won both relay races to post a come-from-behind win over Decatur and Monmouth in a triangular meet on the Eagle track Monday afternoon. Coach Carl Honaker's thinlics won both relays for ten points and nosed out Decatur, 60.? to 58.1, while Monmouth finished a distant third with 18.6. Mike Ripley of the Greyhounds was the meet's only double winner, taking blue ribbons in the 100 and 220-yard dashes. He also ran the first leg of the winning 880 relay team. Dave Anspaugh of Decatur posted a personal high when he vaulted 10 feet, six inches to win the pole valut. Sophomore Tom Whitaker won the mile for Decatur. Summary: 100-ya. dash — Ripley (AC), Fravel (D), Swickard (D), Hirschy • AC). Time — 11.0. 220-yd. dash — Ripley (AC), Swickard (D>, Fravel iD), Brokaw (AC). Time — ?3 7. 440-yd. dash — Htyerly (AC). Hilyard (D), Conrad 'M), tie between Morningstar (AC> and Conrad (E). Time — 60.4. 880-yd. run — Gause (D). Buuck (M), Reinking (D), Smith (D). Time — 2:22.6. Mile run — Whitaker <D), Rieff • D), P. Hirschy (AC). Schoaf (AC). Time — 5:11.8. High hurdles — Hirschy (AC), Scheumann (M), Hoagland (AC), Melchi (D). Time — 18.8. Low hurdles — Mag'ey (D), Hoagland (AO, Hirschy (AC), Melchi (D), Time — 22.5. Shot put — Whetstone (D), Hirschy (AC), Hammond (D), Ringger (AC). Distance -*■ 40’ 9%”. Broad jump — Scheumann (M), Leyse (AC), Brokaw (AC)", Swickard (D). Distance — 18’-8%”. High jump —■' Brandt (M), Hirschy (AC), Fravel (D , Schnepf (■AC).- Height — - Pole vault — Anspaugh (D), Egly (AC), tie for third and fourth. Height — 10’ 6”. Mile relay — Adams Central • Geimer, Egly, Frauhiger, Heyerly), Decatur. Time — 4:09.6. 880 relay — Adams Central (Ripley, Layse, Morningstar, Hirschy), Decatur. Time — 1:46.8. him to sell his shares and I’ll probably buy them back myself.” According to Cameron, Buccieri was a board director from December 1961 to January 1962. He said Munn is still a director. Cameron, a 1950 graduate of Michigan State, said the first meeting between Bueeieri and the former Spartan football coach was an accident. Cameron said he knew nothing about any gangland ties Buccieri might have because “I’m so busy I aon’t have time to" read anything except the sport pages ” Munn said a year ago .he was introduced to Buccieri as a “furniture man.” He said the second meeting occurred when Buccieri was in East Lansing to visit his son, Kenneth Buccieri, a sophomore at Michigan State. In 1951, Buccieri figured in the investigation of the attempted bribe of a University of Oregon football player by Frank Rosenthal, a Miami, Fla., gambler. The Miami investigation revealed that Rosenthal, since indicted by a North Carolina grand jury on charges of attempting to fix a college basketball game, made a number of telephone calls to Buccieri before the Miami bribe attempt. The American said Buceieri’s older brother, Fiore (Fife), is a Crime Syndicate "enforcer.” Chicago police, the newspaper said, believe the brothers work together in gambling and loan shark rackets.

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Orioles, Reds Win In Major League Openers By TIM MORIARTY UFI Sports Writer You won't be able to tell the players without a scorecard today when baseball’s other 18 major league teams—featuring a multitude of new faces—attempt to catch up with the Baltimore Orioles and the Cincinnati Reds. The Orioles and the Reds were first out of the gate Monday. President Kennedy was among 43,022 fans who watched Baltimore turn back the Washington Senators, 3-1, in the nation’s capital while the Reds bounced the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-2, at Cincinnati. Nine additional openers are on today’s schedule, including a pair of night games. The Reds will help the Phillies launch their season under the lights at Philadelphia. The other night game will find the Los Angeles Angels entertaining the Boston Red Sox. Yankes Visit A’s In the other American League openers, the world champion New York Yankees visit the Kansas City Athletics, the Detroit Tigers host the Chicago White Sox, and the Minnesota Twins entertain the Cleveland Indians. The San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are expected to battle it out for the National League pennant again this year, open on the road. The Giants visit the Houston Colts and the Dodgers play the Cubs at Chicago. The Pirates launch their home schedule against the Milwaukee Braves and the New York Mets, who lost a record 120 games in their initial season last year, open at home against the St. Louis Cardinals. More than 70 players changed Uniforms during the off-season as every team except Minnesota completed a trade involving at least one key player. Mets Look Different The Mets, obviously figuring that any change has to be an improvement, will use only three of bowunF Major League W L Pts. Villa Lanes 27 9 36 ’ Lindeman Constr... 22 14 31 Hoagland Farm Eq. 21 15 2814 Hawthorn Mellody.. 20 16 28 Three Kings - 20 16 27 -Burke Ins. 18 18 26 Midwestern United. 19 17 26 Kelly Dry Cleaning. 20 16 25 Beaver's Oil Service 17% 18% 24 West End Rest. .... 18 18 21 Preble Elevator ... 15% 20% 20% Teeple Truck Lines 14 22 19 Clark Smith Builder 13 23 16 Macklin New York. 13 23 16 Gene's Mobil Serv. 11 25 15 High series: Jim Meyer 632 (171, 277. 184), Herm Guenin 620 (193, 225 , 202), Duane Melcher 607 (185, 209. 213.) High games: D. Sheets 256, R. Gage Jr. 204, C. Hurst 201, C. Melcher 201, A. Zelt 214. K. Geisler 203, G. Koos 235, D. Burke 209, J. Parent 228. J. Harkiess 202, D. Lindeman 223, J. Murphy 212, P. Bleeke 231. W. Lister 222. Note: Jim Meyer rolled a new high single game of 277, which also won for him the A. B. C. Century club award. Classic League W L Pts. Leland Smith Ins... 22 14 30' Victory Bar... 21 15 30 Schrock Builder 20 16 26 Citizens Tel. Co. .. 19 17 26 Gerbers Supermkt. 18% 17% 25% West End 17 19 23% Decatur Farmsl7% 18% 21% Leland Smith Fire.. 14 22 20 Reidenbach Eq. Co. 15 21 19% Preble Garden 16 20 18 High series: Bill Tutewilcr 650 (166, 230, 254). High games: D. Lindeman 245, R. McAfee 225, L. Hoffman 200, R. Mies 213. R. Ladd 213. R. Lord 213, T Gage 226, W. Petrie 214, R. Ballard 202, 200, L. Reef 201, W. Scheumann 242, R. Hallman 213, A. Bowen 201, C. Cook 200, I. Heare 202, E. Schindler 236, E. Anderson 204, A. Erxleben 216, 216, J. Ix>she 201, 20, D. Graber 202, E. Graber 221. P. Bleeke 21, 200. Minor Lea cue W -fc Pts. Fulmer Seat Covers 25% 13% 34% Riverview 24% 14% 33% 7Holthouse on Hiway 21% 17% 32% Downtown Texaco.. 23% 15% 30% Clem Hardware ... 21 18 29 Bower Jewelry 22% 16% 28%. Smith Dairy ... 21 18 28 Drewry's 21 18 28 Moose No. 2 20% 18% 27% Haircut Center 20 19 25 Wolff’s Hardware.. 16% 22% 24% Walt’s Standard ... 18 12 24 Moose No. 118 21 24 Haugk’s —. 18 21 22 Extract’s 12% 26% 16% Team No. 2 . 8 31 8 High series: D. Terveer 574, 8,. Mutschler 562, T. Fennig 559, A. Bowen 570, 0. Fulton 553, F. Hoffman 553, E. Dick' 550, P. Inniger 586. E. Call 570. High games: D. Terveer 205, O. Fulton 200, H. Hoffman 201, A. Schneider 208, W. Beer 210, A. Bowen 202, E. Dick 224, W. Myers 204, J. B. Sprtinger 201, B. Bolinger 201, P. Inniger 231, R. Ross 200, R. Smith, Sr. 203.

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last season’s opening day starters against the Cards. Al Moran and Larry Burright give the Mets a new second base combination ad Duke Snider, a long-time Dodger favorite, will join 18-year-old Ed Kranepool in the outfield. The Colts will have only four familiar faces in their lineup. The newcomers on Harry Craft’s club include second . baseman Ernie Fazio, right (ielder Rusty Staub, center fielder Howie - Goss, and first baseman Pete Runnels, who won the American League batting crown last season while playing for the Red Sox. The Athletics will open against the Yankees in colorful new attne — gold uniforms with kelly green socks, caps and undershirts —which is almost certain to make them whistle-bait. Home run slugger Roger Maris will be missing from the Yankee lineup because of a pulled leg muscle. Weather Outlook Good The weather outlook generally was good, with cool temperatures forecast for the northern most cities and a high of 84 for the Colts’ opener in Houston Home runs figured prominently in Monday’s curtain-raisers. The Orioles rode to their victory over the Senators on second-in-ning clouts, by Jim Gentile and John (Boog) Powell. Steve Barber limited the Nats to seven hits but needed ninth-inning relief help .ffo.m Stu Miller. Frank Robinson hit a two-run homer in . his first at-bat and Gordie Jokman added a solo "blast to get’ the Reds off winging. Jim O’Toole* pitched a six-hnter and got strong supjxirt from his infielders, who clicked off double plays in each of the first four innings. Donn Clendenon homered for the Pirates. Decatur Golfers Defeat Elmhurst The Decatur high school golfers defeated Elmhurst. 9% to %, in a match held at the Decatur Golf course Monday afternoon. Thane Custer. Decatur,' was medalist with a 42. Individual scores and points follow: Custer <D) 42 and 2, MeBri'db 'EI 46; Burnett 'D' 51 and 1%, Ribles (E) 57 and %; Hain •D) 51 and 2. Springer <E) 67; Justice (D) 48 and 2, Petit (E) 53; Schultz (D) 59 and 2, Glass (E) 60. —a

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SEC Committee To Study Butts' Case BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPD—The executive committee of the Southeastern Conference will take a look into the Wally Butts-Paul Bryant case, Commissioner Bernie Moore said Monday. But Moore declined to say when and where such a meeting will be held. Moore has given lengthy aetails on conference football procedure to Georgia Atty- Gen. Eugene Cook who made an investigation after the Saturday Evening Post said that Butts, while University of Georgia athletic director, telephoned Georgia football secrets to Bryant, coach at Alabama. Both Butts and Bryant have denied that vital information was given in the telephone call and Butts has filed a $lO million libel suit against the magazine. Moore said he will “use all the evidence I have” at a meeting of the executive committee. He said Cook had made his files available for the SEC study but has not so far actually given him any material. In his summary of his investigation, Cook concluded that Butts gave Bryant team secrets that could have affected the outcome of the game, which Alabama, a 17-point favorite, won 35-0. VFW Bowling Team Sixth In Tourney The Decatur VFW post bowling team competed in the annual Olympic Recreation five-man event at Van Wert, 0., Sunday. The team rolled games of 985. 879 and 932 for a 2796 actual. With a handicap of 342, the total was 3138, good for sixth place to date. There are 510 teams entered, with 110 yet to bowl. Kenneth Butcher rolled a 257 game and a 596 scries. Other scores were Donald Reidenbach 577, Herman Lyons 604, Ellis Shaw 453, and Lloyd Reef 566. The VFW team bowls in the Decatur Mayor league.