Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 11 April 1963 — Page 7

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Commodores Are Edged By Columbia City Columbia City scored a run in the top of the jeventh inning to send the Decatur Commodores down to a 3-2 defeat in their ise'asw's opener at Hanna-Nutt-man park Wednesday afternoon. The two teams had been tied after the third inning, before the Columbia City nine broke the deadlock in the seventh. The winners scored single tallies in each of the first two innings, both unearned, but the Commodores tied matters With a pair of markers in the third frame. Singles by Hey and Johnson, the latter’s third base hit of the game, accounted for the winning tally. An error and singles by Hey and Johnson scored the first Eagle run, and three errors and a fielder’s choice accounted for their second tally. Pat Gage walked to open the Commodore third, and after two were out, Terry Myers rapped out another single. Ed Kohne followed suit with a one-baser, sending both Gage and Myers home to score. Each team had seven hits, Honorable Mention For Terry Marbach An artic v .r. me March 28 edition of the Daily Democrat erronously stated that Terry Marbach, a Decatur high school graduate and a student at Purdue University, had been awarded a national science foundation fellowship in economics. The actual award, however, was honorable mention in the competition.

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Kohne leading the locals with two singles and a double in three trips, Myers had a pair of singles. Both hurlers were in mid-season form. Myers fanned 11, walked only two, and hit one batter. Mathieu walked two and struck out one. The Commodores return to the diamond Monday when they travel to Huntington Catholic. Columbia City AB R H E Hurtt, cf 3 0 0 0 Barnes, 2b - .4000 Staley, ss 4 110 Hey, 3b 4 12 0 Johnson, c 4 0 3 0 Curless, lb 4 0 10 Keister, rs S 0 0 0 Mills, If S 0 0 0 Bishop, If 10 0 0 Mathieu, p 2 10 0 •— — Totals 32 3 7 0 Commodores AB RHE J. Lose, 2b 4 0 11 Omlor, c 4 0 10 Myers, p 3 12 0 E. Kohne ,ss 2 0 3 2 McGill .If 2 0 0 0 Schultz, lb S 0 0 2 D. Lose, cf 3 0 0 0 Mies, 3b 3 0 0 0 Gage, rs , 110 0 Totals 26 2 7 5 Score by Innings Columbia City .... 110 000 I—3 Decatur 002 000 o—2

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: Adams Central I ' Is Winner In Quadrangular v * The Adams Central Greyhounds * piled up 116 points to cop the hon- ’ ors in a quadrangular meet at the Adams Central field Wednesday afternoon. Jackson Center was second with 46 points, Liberty Center third with 33 and Rockcreek fourth with six. The Greyhounds won all but four individual events and also won ' both relays in piling up their victory. 1 The summary: 100-yard dahs —l. Ripley (AC); ) 2, E. Hirschy (AC): 3. Sparks ) (J); 4. Grandlienard (R); S. Ardk > bold (L). Time — 10.9. ) 220-yard dash —l. Ripley (AO; 2 2. E. Hirschy (AC); 3. Sparks (J); ) 4. Brokaw (AC); 5. Heron (L). ) Time — 23.5. j 44-yard dash —l. D. Heyeriy . (AC); 2, Harris (L); 8. Stanton > (L); 4. Egley (AC); 5. Fra»* higer (AC). Time — 60.8. 880-yard run —l. Harris (L); . 2. Ehrsam (AC); 3. Smith (AC); ! 4. K. Heyeriy (AC); 5. Green ’ (AC). Time — 2:23. Mile run —l. Moriarty (J); 2. P. Hirschy (AC); 3. Day (L); 4. Thompson (L); 5. Sheaf (AC). Time — 5:19. High hurdles —l. E. Hirschy (AC); 2. Moriarty (J); 3. Hoagland (AC): 4. Sparks (J); 5. Archbold (L). Time — 16.45. Low hurdles —l. E. Hirschy (AC); 2. Hoagland (AC>; 3. Moriarty (J); 4. Grandlienard (R); 5. Sparks (J). Time —21.8. Broad jump —l. Moriarty (J); 2. Leyse (AC); 3. E Hirschy (AC); 4. Howell (J); 5. Brokaw (AC). Distance — 18- ft. 6 in. Shot put —l. E. Hirschy (AC); 2. Ringger (AC); 3. Whitacre (AC); 4. Thompson (L); 5. Miller .(AC). Distance 38 ft. 10% in. High jump —l. Harris (L); 2. Hirschy (AC); 3. Whitacre (AC) and Moriarty (J); 5. Miller (J). Height — 5 ft. 4 in. Pole vault —l, Egley (AC); 2. Banter (J); 3. Miller (J); 4. Green (AC) and Morningstar (AC) Height — 10 ft. Mile relay — Adams Central (Geimer, ETgley, Frauhiger, D. > Heyeriy); Liberty second, Jackson third. Time — 4:09. Hilf-mile relay Adams Central (Ripley, Leyse. Morningstar, P. Hirschy); Jackson second, Rockcreek third. Time — 1:48.2. Pro Basketball NBA Results Boston 142, Cincinnati 131 (Boston wins best of seven series, 4-3). ■ ( mian —/ 1 WALL OF PROTECTION L. Insure your family and > yourself against the se- ' ; vere illnesses and acci- 1 , ■ dents—the kind that could ( cost you thousands of dollars in medical and hosi pital expenses. An AStna ( Major Medical policy helps build a wall of pro- ' > tection against these un- , welcomed occurrences. Call on us soon for com- 1 , ; • plete information. BURKE - Insurance Service r 239 N. 11th St. ’ • T Phone 3-3050 ■SJO /ETNA CASUALTY Iff NhJ AMO SURETY COMPANY . HARTFORD, CONNECIICUT £A******* M *'**Vv , v'*«

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Jackets Whip Parkway Track Team, 74-35 The Decatur high school track team opened its home season Wednesday afternoon with a 74-35 walloping of Parkway of Ohio. Dick Fravel led the Decatur surge, as he scored a total of 21 of the 74 Decatur points. Fravel was a triple winner, taking Hue ribbons in the 220 yard dash, the high jump and the broad jump. In addition, Fravel copped second places in the 100-yard dash and the shot put Dave Anspaugh was a double winner as Decatur won all but two first places and one relay race. Anspaugh pasted blue ribbon wins in the pole vault and the low hurdles. Other Decatur winners were Craig McEwan in the high hurdles, Tom Whitaker in the mile, Roger Conrad in the 440, and Rusty Whetstone in the shot, in addition to the winning mile relay team. Summary: 100-yard dash — Schaffner (P), Fravel (D), Yokum (P). Time — 10.6. 220-yard dash — Fravel (D), Yokum (P), Huffman (P). Time — 22.4. 440-yard dash — R. Conrad (D), Anderson (P), B. Blythe (D). Time — 60.6. 880-yard run — Copeland (P), Gause (D), McCough (P). Time — 2:23.0. Mile run — Whitaker (D), Reiff (D), Johnson <P). Time — 5:20.0. High hurdles — McEwan (D), D. Magley (D), Me Hussein (P), Rasawehr (P). Time — 17.1. Low hurdles—Anspaugh (D), D. Magley (D), McEwan (D). Time — 24.1— Shot put — Whetstone (D), Fravel (D), Hammond (D). Distance — 41’ 3”. Broad jump — 1 Fravel (D), Schaffner (P), Yokum (P). Distance — 17’. High jump — Fravel (D), Ross (D), Morris (D). Height — 5’ 6”. Pole vault — Anspaugh (D), tie between Adams (D) and Ross (P). Height —9’ 6”. Mile relay — Decatur (Reiff, Riehle, Smith and Whitaker). Time — 4:08.5. 880 rejay — Parkway (Schaffner, Yokum, Huffman and Copeland). Time — 1:46.3. Decatur Golfers Defeat Bluffton Decatur high school golfers defeated Bluffton, 14% to 1%, in a match at the Deactur Golf course Wednesday afternoon. Thane Custer, Decatur, was medalist with a 45, while a pair of Decatur freshmen turned in fine' scores, Gary Hammond with a 46 and Sim Hain with a 47. Results of individual matches: Custer (D) 45 and 2 points, D. Kaade (B) 51; Kalver (D) 49 and 2, Prible (B) 56; Burnett (D) 49 and 2, Boostra <B) 52; Justice (D) 54 and 2, Campbell <B) 59; Hain (D) 47 and 2, R. Kaade (B) 53; Schultz (D) 52 and %, Hunt (B) 51 and 1%; Hammond (D) 46 and 2, Baller (B) 60; Baxter (D) 52 and 2, Garrett (B) 58. ... — -■ Public Invited To Inspect Egg Tree “Have you seen the egg tree in the Decatur public library? Visitors come from other cities and states to see and enjoy it, and we would be happy to have you visit us also,’’ Miss Bertha Heller, librarian, said today. Monday and Tuesday the following people were guests at the library: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Storck, Margaret Storck, and Edwin Storck; Pam Butler, Wendy Butler, and Mrs. Don Stump from Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Runnion and Mary, Martha and Marilyn Runnion from Van Wert, 0.; Mrs. Leon Wright, Mrs. Kenneth Wakeman and Mrs. Doris Butler from Fowlerville, Mich. About 40 children from the third grade of the Madi-son-Marion school of Hoagland with their teacher, Mrs. Walters, and several of the parents saw the tree Wednesday, as did Mrs. John Chrispin and Ann Chrispin, Rockford, 0., Mrs. Leonard Stump, Marion, O.; and Gary and Chene Morrison from Marion, O. Sunrise Service At Adams Central Sunday The Adams Central Easter Sunrise service will be held at 6 a.m. in the gymnasium of the Adams Central high school. The program features a trumpet trio and the high school choir, directed by Darrell Gerig. Rev. Gerig, pastor qf the Decatur Missionary church, will be the speaker. The churches of the Adams Central area cooperate annually in presenting this observance to the public. . . .. .

Major Leagues National League W L Pct GB Los Angeles 2 0 1.000 — St. Louis 2 0 1.000 — Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 — San Francisco .... 2 0 1.000 — 1 Pittsburgh 2 1 .667 % ’ Cincinnati 1 2 .333 1% ’ Houston 0 2 .000 2 New York 0 2 .000 2 Chicago 0 2 .000 2 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 2 > Wednesday’s Results • , St. Louis 4, New York 0. Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2. Los Angeles 2, Chicago 1. i Philadelphia 10. Cincinnati 7. San Francisco 8, Houston 7. American League W L Pct. GB New York 2 0 1.000 — • Baltimore 2 0 1.000 — ' Boston ... 11 .500 % Chicago 11 .500 % Cleveland 11 .500 % ■ Los Angeles 11 .500 % , Detroit 11 .500 % ( Minnesota 11 .500 % Kansas City 0 2 .000 2 Washington 0 2 .000 2 Wednesday’s Results Detroit 2, Chicago 1. New York 5, Kansas City 3. Minnesota 5, Cleveland 3. J Baltimore 3, Washington 2. Boston 4, Los Angeles 1. No League Bowling , Friday And Sunday Open bowling will be available ’ at Villa Lanes all day Good Friday and all day Easter Sunday, accord- ' ing to Dick Mies, mnager of the establishment. With the exception of the Sunday 1 night Guys and Dolls six team league, other Friday and Sunday ■ leagues are not scheduled to bowl. 1 Because of the holiday, no tournament play has been scheduled for , Sunday, either. Special rates for grade and high school students will be in effect i at the lanes Friday afternoon and evening. Saturday at 9:15 p. m., the First ; Federal Bank team of Fort'Wayne will participate* in the Mies 27th annual five-man classic in proi gress.. This well known team consists of Gerry Schmidt, Curt Schmidt, Bus Oswalt, Tom Carr, ' 'Ban Johnson and Bob Carteaux. ' Schmidt and Oswalt are current leaders -of the American Bowling Congress doubles event at Buffalo, N. Y. Oswalt, is presently leading the all events division with a 2055. The team last week competed in • Art Droll's 5-man tournament at i Van Wert and registered a 3305 i actual series. Because of the tournament i schedule Saturday, there will be little open bowling from 7 to 11 ' p. m., but all of the lanes will be 1 available after the First Federal team and that shift complete their games. There will be several lanes ■ open Saturday until 7p. m. • Services Tonight At Christian Church i The First Christian Church will have Maundy Thursday services at 730 o’clock this evening. Holy communion will be observed. Special music will be given by the choirs of the church. The churches of Decatur are providing Good Friday services to be held at the i United Church of Christ. Everyone . is urged to attend.

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of the league. Again this year, Majorki added, the league will feature 10 teams and. league play will open Monday, May 6. The season will be played during an 18-week span, with two nine-week halves. Morningstar Auto Sales is the defending 1962 champion team. They defeated Leland Smith Insurance Agency, winners of the second half of competition, in a play-off at the season's end. Bob McClenahan, a member of Habegger - Schafers team, is the defending medalist with a 38.5 average. John Baumann, playing with Gerber’s Super Dollar Mar-

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