Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 102, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1963 — Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1963

Major Leagues National League W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 11 5.688 % St. Loujs .... 13 6 .684 — Milwaukee 12 8 .600 1 San Francisco .... 11 9 .550 2 Los Angeles 10 11 .476 3% Chicago 9 10 .474 3% Philadelphia 8 10 .444 4 Cincinnati 6 10 .375 5 New York 7 12 .368 5% Houston 7 13 .350 6 Monday’s Results New York, 4, Los Angeles 2. San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 3. Houston at Pittsburgh, postponed, rain. Houston at Pittsburgh, postponed, rain. Chicago at Cincinnati, postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. American League W L Pct GB Kansas City 12 7 .632 — New York 8 5 .615 1 Boston 9 6 .600 1 Baltimore 10 7 .588 1 Chicago 77 .500 2% Los Angeles 10 10 .500 2Vz Minnesota 8 10 .444 Detroit 810 .444 3% Cleveland 5 8 .385 4 Washington j—... 610 .316 6 Monday’s Results Washington 9-8, Los Angeles 313. New York at Chicago, postponed, rain. Baltimore at Minnesota, postponed, rain. Only games scheduled.

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King Quits As Net Coach At Pleasant Mills Tom King, head basketball coach at Pleasant Mills, announced this morning that he is resigning his position to take a similar job at Cromwell high school, located near Wawasee. King will take over the head basketball and baseball coaching duties at Cromwell, replacing Bob Hayes. Roger Schnepf, a Decatur high school graduate, is principal at the Noble county school. Finishing his third year as basketball, baseball, track and junior high coach at Pleasant Mills, King will teach social studies at Cromwell, which has a high school enrollment of approximately 135 students. King reports that the Cromwell club will have three out of its five starters back next year from this past season, including a 6-4 center. Actually the change in teams will be only in personnel, as the Cromwell nickname is Spartans and. the school colors are black and white, identical to Pleasant Mills. Three Years While at Pleasant Mills, King’s teams posted a 20-38 record in three years, which is quite misleading. Inheriting a weak squad in his first season. King won onlyone of 19 games. His second year, however, the team posted an 8-11 record, and this past season the Spartans fin-

High School Golfers Win Over Hoagland The Decatur high school golf team blanked Hoagland, 10-0, in a match Monday afternoon at the Decatur Golf course- The match was not completed as two foursomes were unable to finish their rounds due to rain. Alan Kalver, Decatur, was medalist with a 42. Results of individual matches: Custer (D) 43 and 2 points, Rothgeb 46; Kalver ID) 42 and 2, Wilkinson 49; Justice <D> 46 and 2, Nelson 50; Hain (D) 44 and 2, Anderson 50; Sheets .ID) 46 and 2, Smith 54. ished above .500, winning 11 and losing nine, a good record considering the small enrollment of the St. Mary’s township school. Allen Co. Native King and his wife, Janeen, will continue to make their residence at 6901 Monterey Drive in FoiJ Wayne. The youthful mentor is a graduate of Leo high school in Allen county where he was the county’s leading scorer in his senior year, and Indiana University.

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New Players Are Named In Little League New members of the six Decatur Little League teams were announced this morning by league president Junior Lake. The new team candidates were selected by the managers Monday evening, following tryout sessions held last week for boys between 9 and 12 years of age. These boys will be added to the roster of each team, which already includes those returning from last year’s teams and boys who played on the farm league teams last summer. Lake explained that practice sessions would be announced at a later date by the Little League managers. The selections for the new candidates of the teams ar^t,Yankees —Dennis Johnson, Thomas Patch, Kenneth Braun, Duane Meyers, Norbert Hess, James Brazill, Mike Baker, Terry Lovelady, Phillip Butcher, James Heiman, Andrew Reed, Edward Reed. Michael Beauchot, Kevin Sieling, Tim Buckley, and Michael Beal.' White Sox—Jerry Fisher, Edward Mendez, Brett Lutes, Harold Painter, Mike Kable, Randy Gehrig, David Beeler, Gerald Lavon, Daniel Kaehr, Darrel Gerig, Michael Burgin, John Burgin, James Frauhiger, Daniel Lee, and Robert Lee. Senators—Tony Mendez, Michael Pettibone, Steven Knittie, John Rickord, Jim Blythe, Robert Schafer, Lenny Razo, Jeff Hackman, Kenneth Ward, Keith Ward, Phillip Schurger, Mark Keller, Randy Rayer, Steven Hackman, Roy Lehrman, Kenneth Bender, Pedro Guerro,' Ike Mendez. Red Sox — Ted Mankey. Craig Bookley, Bruce Roop, John Dalton, Jr., Kevin Affolder, David Schirack, Manion Geeting, Tom Morgan, Michael Wenger, Daniel Schurger, James Lee, Jim Cook. Indians — Kerry Knape, Daniel Pierce, Carl Hower, Benjamm Hower. Terry Baker, Tim Feasel, Tim Maxwell, Kenny Birch, Tony Braun, -Ted Braun, Jay Teeter, Robert Teeter, Alvin Fennig, Mike Manley, and Danny Linder, Bradley Bryan, Rickey Winteregg. Tigers— Terry Laurent, Randy Burger, Rickey Huss, David Eichhorn, Joe Spaulding, Steven Feasel, David Hamrick, Leroy Hook, Charley Walters, Mike Meyers,’ Dennis Miller, Gary Morris, Allen Smith, Earl Ratliff. Senators Practice Wednesday Evening The Senators of the Little League will hold a practice sessison at 6 o’clock Wednesday evening at the Hanna-Nuttman park diamond.

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BOWLIHG Minor League W L Pts. Fulmer Seat Cavers 31% 16% 43% Holthouse on Hiway 28% 19% 32% Downtown Texaco - 30% 17% 39% Riverview 27% 20% 37% Clem Hardware 25 23 35 Drewry's 26 22 34 Smith Dairy 25 23 34 Wolff’s Hardware - 23% 22% 32% Bower Jewelry .... 25% 22% 32% Moose No. 1 24 24 32 Haircut Center .... 25 23 31 Moose No. 2 .„... 22% 25% 30% Walt’s Standard - 23 25 30 Haugk’s —— 22 26 27 Extract’s 13% 34% 18% Team No. 2 11 37 11 High series — Dave Sheets 615, 1181-222-212), N. Richard 576, H. Miller 596, E. Call 589, H. Hoffman 550, R. Ross, Jr. 550, R. Ross 552, A. Bowen 551, J. Macklin 562. High gams — N. Richard 242, A. Schneider 204, H. Miller 210, J. B. Sprunger 200, R. Ross 217, L. Miller 201, G. Hurless 252, D. Shackley 203, K. Bauserman 201, G. Thatcher 211, E. Call 217.

Gold Crown League W L Pts. Adams Builders .. 27 12 34 Steury Bottling Co. 24 15 33 i Hammond’s Market 22 17 32 Pfeiffer No. 3 22 17 32 Pfeiffer No. 1 22 17 31% Zoss Chev. - Buick 22 17 29 Kroger 22 17 28% Clem’s Market ...- 20 19 27 Yost Ready Mix 19 20 25 Girod’s Tin Shop - 19 20 25 Majestic Paints ..18 21 24 HiWay Trailer Court 17 22 22 't>. H. S. 15 24 19 Pfeiffer No. 2 15 24 18% Smitty’s Marathon -14 25 18% Schafer Gloves .. 13 26 17 # High games — W. Sprowl 233, T. Johnson 216, R. Pierce 209, P. Hammond 201. High series: T. Johnson 558, W. Sprawl 538, H. Everett 536, McColly 535, T. Holtsberry 33, L. Bienz 531, P. Wilkinson 522, W. Conrad 512. King ahd Queen League W L Pts. Four R’s 16 5 22 Wash Outs 14 7 18 Four C’s 13 8 18 Rinky Dinks 13 8 17 Border Rats 12 9 17 Lucky Strikes 12 9 17 Four Aces •11 10 15 Four Ramblers .... 11 10 14 Mavericks 10 11 13 Usn’s 9 12 12 Rascals 9 12 12 Guys and Dolls 9 12 H The' Hustlers 7 14 11 Tokers 9 12 11 Team No. 10 7 14 9 Parkview Four 6 15 7 High series — R. Colclasure ISO--188 1518), C. Jones 182-201 (528), B. Custer 178-209 ( 516), P. Hammond 190-184 ( 506), E. Sheets 179 (521), D. Gage 197, (523). High games — Men — J. Meyer 175, G. Dettmer 179, A. Schrock 188, G. Ainsworth 17, B. Ross 182. Women’s High Games — J. Dettmer 157, H. McClure 162, V. Merriman 163-162, V. Custer 161, J. Ainsworth 161, M. Gage 161, A. Nash 157, D. Spiegel 155, G. Coyne 160-156. Splits converted — R. Colclasure 3-10, R. McAfee 4-9, P. Affodder 5-7, V. Affolder 3-6-7-10, M. Nash 5-6-10, A. Nash 3-5-10.

Braves' Practice Is Delayed To Thursday The Braves Pony league team’s practice scheduled for this evening has been postponed to 6 p.m. Thursday, at Worthman Field. Little League Indians To Practice Friday The Indians Little League team will practice at 4:30 p.m. Friday >at the Northwest school diamond. Tigers To Practice Wednesday Evening The Tigers of the Little League, including all players from last year’s team and farm team, and new draftees, will practice at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Stratton diamond. In event bad weather prevents practice Wednesday, the drills will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday.

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Jackets Lose To Huntertown In Dual Meet Huntertown copped six individual blue ribbons, tied for a seventh, and won both relay races, to hand the Decatur track team a 7731 defeat at the Allen county; track Monday afternoon. Dick Fravel was a double winner for Decatur, winning both dashes, and also tied for first in ' the high jump. Craig McEwan j and Tom Whitaker were also bluet ribbon winners for Decatur, Mc-i Ewan winning the high hurdles Whitaker taking first In the mile run. Monday summary: 100-yard dash . — Fravel (D), Burns (H), Freck (H). Time — 10.7. 220-yard dash — Fravel (D), Freck (H), Burns (H). Time — 26.7. 440-yard dash — Pattee (H), Warner (H), Gause (D). Time — 57.8. 880-yard run—Yates (H), Hollepeter <H>, Reinking (D). Time — 2:13.7. Mile run — Whitaker (D). Cloyd (H), Howdyshall (H). Time — 5:03.1. High hurdles — McEwan (D), ord (H), Ohneck (H). Time — 17.6. Low hurdles — Ford (H), Bowser (H), Ohneck (H). Time — 22.8. High jump — Fravel (D) and Sloffer (H) tie, Ross (D). Height — 5’ 2”. Pole vault — Shoffer (H), Pattee (H). Height — 10’. Shot put — Fitch (H), Hammond (D), Whetstone (D). Distance — 44’ 6”. Broad jump — Burns (H), How-

To The Voters Os The City of Decatur: Next Tuesday, May 7, the voters of Decatur will nominate their candidates HHHHBMMHHB for mayor. By means of this letter I v '■></■ ‘ / hope to prove to you that my life-long interest in civic, municipal and busi- ■ ness affairs have prepared me to serve you efficiently as your chief executive. ’/ Since 1934 I have been in the retail ’ business in Decatur, first as the proprietor of the former Gerber’s Meat Market on South Second Street. Be- || cause of the highly appreciated support B and patronage of the people of this ■ 4® B community, I was able seven years ago IBfIBABHBBB to join in the opening of Gerber’s Super £ ar | p Gerber Market on North Thirteenth Street, which I presently own and operate. I am completing my eighth year as one of your city councilmen, and during this time have become aware of the many large and small problems, which must be solved, if Decatur is to progress. My only promise if selected as your Mayor is that I will continue to give the same careful and personal attention to your municipal affairs that I give to my own business. I was born in Decatur, attended the Decatur public schools and Indiana University. lam married to the former Isabel Hower and am father of five children, three of whom are attending the public schools. We are members of the First Methodist Church of Decatur. Please vote for the candidates of your choice Tuesday, and in doing so I hope you will consider my qualifications. Very truly yours, (2ar( 2). (jerber DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR ' Pol. Advt. * Number 12 on Democratic ballot.

dyshalt <H), Lucas (H>. Distance — 17’ 10%”. Mile relay — Huntertown. Time — 4:01.0. 880 relay — Huntertown. Time — 1:54.3.

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Yankees Farm Team, Draftees To Practice The Little League Yankees farm team and draftees only will practice Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Homestead diamond.