Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 4 May 1963 — Page 6

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Football, Basketball, Wrestling Schedules Announced For D.H.S.

Decatur high school’s football, basketball and wrestling schedules for 1963-64 were announced this mornnig by athletic director Robert Worthman. The only change in the football and basketball schedules, other than dates, is a four-team jamboree added to the football schedule. Decatur will participate in a jamboree at Bluffton Tuesday. September 3, opening the football season. The four teams include Decatur, Bluffton, Berne, and Hartford City. The first regular season game will be played at Worthman field Friday, Sept. 6, with Auburn furnishing the' opposition. Angola, which opened the Yellow Jacket football schedule in recent seasons, will not be met until November 1, the final date on the schedule. The basketball season will open just two weeks later, with Decatur Jackets Track Team Is Winner Over Leo The Decatur high school track team defeated Leo in a dual meet at Worthman field Friday afternoon. The Decatur thinlies won both the mile and half-mile relay races and posted a first in the pole vault, the final three events to be finished, to enable Decatur to squeak ou the victory. Leo recently captured the Allen county athletic conference championship recently. No results of the meet were turned into the Decatur Daily Democrat this morning, and thus were not available for publication. MASONIC Entered Apprentice Degree TONIGHT 7:00 P. M. Robert S. Workinger, ■W. M. YOU CALL WE HAUL! BIG or small ORDERS FOR * »»■ ” 4. Y 0 s T READYMIX CONCRETE are all delivered promptly and right where needed when you CALL 3-3114 10% Discount ON ALL READYMIX CONCRETE YOST GRAVEL READYMIX INC. R. R. 1, DECATUR

,’ playing at Adams Central. . The annual holiday tourney will be played in the Portland gymnasium Dec. 27 and 28. Decatur, Portland, Bluffton and Hartford 1 City are expected to comprise the r tourney field Seven matches have already - been carded for the wrestling team, in addition to the New Haven tourney. More matches are ex1 pected to be added to the schedule j later. The football, basketball, and wrestling schedules, in that I order, are as follows: Football ' Sept. 3—Jamboree at Bluffton 1 Sept. 6—Auburn H ■ Sept. 13—Garrett T Sept. 20 —New Haven T Sept. 27—Portland T Oct. 4—Bluffton H Oct. 11—Columbia City H Oct. 18—Kendallville H Oct. 23—Concordia T Nov. I—Angolal—Angola T Basketball Nov. 15—Adams Central T Nov. 29—Muncie South H Dec. I—Berne H Dec. 6—Central Catholic H Dec. 13—Columbia City T Dec. 14—Concordia T Dec. ,20—Bluffton H Dec. 27 & 28—Holiday Tourney at Portland Jan. 3—Ngw Haven T Jan. 10—Auburn H Jan. 17—Kendallville T Jan. 18—Elmhurst T Jan. 24—Angola T Jan. 31—Portland H Feb. I—Ossian H Feb. 7—Garrett H Feb. 15—Huntertown H Feb. 18—Dunkirk T Feb. 21—Leo T Wrestling Nov. 21—Manchester H Dec. s—New Haven H Dec. 7—Howe Military H Dec. 17—Muncie South T Jan. 11—New Haven tourney T Jan. 16—New Haven T Jan. 21 —Marion T Feb. I—Culver Military H Camping Sessions Held At Huntington Camping sessions are being held ■at the Huntington YMCA-and are open to all persons in the area, including Adams county, who are interested in camping. The first session was held last week, with a second scheduled for Thursday, May 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA. The topic next Thursday is “places to, go.” Costs of the sessions are $1 per family, which covers all three sessions. Those wishing to attend may register at the Y Thursday before that evening's meeting. A camp-out is also being planned. Reckless Driving Charge Is Filed Larry W. Bulmahn, 19, route 2, Decatur, was arrested by the city police Thursday evening and charged with reckless driving. Bulmahn was arrested at 10:20 p.m. Thursday on N. 12th street, and cited to appear in justice of the peace court.

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Bonus Baby Os Pirates Stars lnl3-2Romp By United Press International Bonus baby Bob Bailey of Pittsburgh says his ambition ‘is to make the Hall of Fame and although no one has ever discovered a short cut, he sure seems in a hurry to get there. The Pirates never have divulged how much they actually gave the 20-year-old third baseman to sign with them. Estimates range from $150,000 to $200,000 but Friday night he looked like a million dollars. Bailey drove in five runs with a pair of homers and a single in a devastating one-man show that paced the Pirates to a 13-2 romp over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Supported by that kind of an attack, Al Mcßean breezed to his second victory with a six-hit effort. Larry Sherry was kayoed in the fourth and went down to his second defeat. Reds Blank Cards The Pirates thus moved within a game of the first-place St. Louis Cardinals, who were blanked 6-0 by the Cincinnati Reds. The San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 5-3, the Chicago Cubs downed the Milwaukee Braves 10-7, and the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Houston Colts 4-3. In the American League, the Kansas City A’s regained first place with a 3-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees scored a 10-inning 4-3 win over the Minnesota Twins, the Washington Senators bowled over the Chicago White Sox 5-2, the Baltimore Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers 8-5, and the Cleveland Indians shaded the Los Angeles Angels 2-1-Southpaw Joe Nuxhall held the Cardinals to five hits and fanned eight in winning his first game of the season. Leo Cardenas homered off loser Ernie Broglio (3-1) in the third inning and rookie Pete Rose highlighted a four-run fifth inning with his first major league homer. Fisher Stops Mets Giant pitcher Jack Fisher pitched a six-hitter against the Mets and won his own game with a two-run double off loser Jay Hook (0-4) in the seventh. Duke Snider belted a pair of homers off Fisher, who is now 2-2. Lou Brock singled home what proved to be the winning run for the Cubs in the eighth inning of their game with the Braves. Warren Spahn started for Milwaukee but was routed in the third ining after yielding a three-run homer to Ron Santo. Billy Williams and Ernie Banks also homered for the Cubs in the ninth off loser Claude Raymond (3-3) while Hank Aaron belted his ninth homered for the Braves and Len Gabrielson connected for his second. Reliever Jim Brewer (2-0) was the winning pitcher. Roy Sievers’ pinch double with the bases loaded plus an error by second baseman Johnny Temple on the relay from the outfield comprised a three-run sixth inning rally that enabled the Phill lies to nip the Colts. Loser Bob Bruce (1-2) was the victim of the rally. Jack Hamilton, third of four Philadelphia pitchers, was ■ the winner.

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Practice Schedules Saturday Cubs, 12:30 p. m., Worthman. Major Leagues National League W L Pct. GB St. Louis ——... 15 8 .652 — Pittsburgh . 12 7 .632 1 San Francisco .... 14 9 .609 1 Milwaukee 13 11 .542 214 Chicago 11 11 .500 314 Los Angeles 11 12 .478 4 Philadelphia 911 .450 414 Cincinnati 811 .421 5 New York 8 13 .381 6 Houston 7 15 .318 714 Friday’s Results San Francisco 5, New York 3. Pittsburgh 13, Los Angeles 2. Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 0. Philadelphia 4, Houston 3. Chicago 10, Milwaukee 7. American League W L Pct. GB Kansas City 14 8 .636 — Boston 10 7 .588 114 New York . 10 7 .588 114 Baltimore 12 10 .545 2 Lbs Angeles 12 12 .500 3 Chicago 9 9 .500 3 Cleveland 7 9 .438 4 Minnesota 9 12 .429 414 Washington 913 .409 5 Detroit 8 13 .381 514 Friday’s Results Washington 5, Chicago 2. Cleveland 2, Los Angeles 1. Kansas City 3, Boston 1. Baltimore’ 8, Detroit 5. New York 4, Minnesota 3 (10 innings.) Stolen Automobile Wrecked At Geneva A car stolen in Geneva early this morning was wrecked slightly more than an hour later in that same town. Larry Duane Bollenbacher, 20, of Geneva, was arrested following the accident and charged with driving while the influence, public intoxication and reckless driving. No charges concerning the theft of the auto have as yet been filed by prosecurtor Severin H. Schurg--er, who is still investigating. Bollenbacher had allegedly tak£ii the auto, owned by Terry Manti, route 1, Genera, sometime before 1:30 a.m. when the theft was reported to the sheriff’s department. The accident occurred at 2:45 a. m. on U. S. 27, south of the caution light in Geneva. Bollenbacher was operating the car north on 27, when the vehicle skidded 160 feet and rammed into a tree off the west side of the road. Bollenbacher is being held in the Adams county jail under bond of S3OO. No court appearance has been set as yet. Investigating were deputy sheriff Harold August, Geneva town marshal Preston Pyle, and the Indiana State police. Three Schools Plan Graduate Exercises Three southern Adams county high schools will hold their graduation exercises the week of May 20-24. Berne-French high school will graduate 55 Friday May 24, including 31 girls and 24 boys. Geneva high school will graduate 31 Monday, May 20, with Raymond F. Struck, of Hanover College, as speaker. Rev. Armour Keller, of the Geneva EUB church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon, 3 p.m., May 19. Arnold Lehman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lehman is valedictorian, and Ann Gillespie, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Richard Gillespi is salutatorian. There are 11 young men and women in the final graduating class of Hartford highs chool Tuesday, May 21. Driver's License Is Ordered Suspended The driver’s license of Joe Jauregui, 128 S. 16th St., has been suspended for a one-year period, according to the latest driver suspension list issued by the bureau of motor vehicles. The license suspension is due to a conviction of driving while under the influence, and runs from March 9 of this year to March 9, 1964. , DRIVE IN THEATER SUNDAY ONLY Sensational in Color! «A GIRL NAMED TAMIKO” France Nuyen, Laurence Harvey, Martha Hyer, Miyoshi Umeki PLUS — An Hour of Shorts. —o—o—r TONITE—JACKIE GLEASON “Papa’s Delicate Condition” A "TERM OF TRIAL”

Athletics Hang Onto Lead In American Loop By United Press International A joke is a joke, but have you noticed they’re not laughing so much at those softball - looking : Kansas City A’s anymore? When the A’s originally took over the American League lead three weeks ago, everyone tittered ad attributed the phenomenon to their revolutionary green and gold uniforms as much as anything else. Manager Eddie Lopat insisted it had nothing to do with the gaudy new uniforms, he said it was sound pitching instead. Well, here the season is nearly a month old and the A’s are up there, prouder than peacocks, in first placeLopat still says the pitching is doing it. Dodger reject Ed Rakow backed up Lopat’s contention Friday night when he paced the Athletics to a 3-1 victory with a four - hit, eight - strikeout effort against the Boston Red Sox. A’s Rally In Seventh Loser Bill Monbouquette blanked the A’s until the seventh when they rallied for all their runs to help Rakow register his third victory. Elsewhere in the AL, the New York Yankees overcame the Minnesota Twins 4-3 in 10 innings, the Washington Senators won their third straight by beating the Chicago White Sox 5-2, the Cleveland Indians defeated the Los Angeles Angels 2-1, and the Baltimore Orioles downed the slumping Detroit Tigers 8-5. Locals Mr. and Mrs. Gail Grabill, Mr. and Mrs- Herb Banning, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macklin return- . ed Friday from attending the 23rd annual meeting of the National School Boards Association, held in Denver Sunday through Tuesday. On the return trip to DecaEH SPECIAL LOW PRICE on famous Pittsburgh SUN-PROOF FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! 598 (miloble in White, including mildew- and fume-reiiilonl White, and fourteen readymined body colure) BOWERS HARDWARE Co., Inc. 236 W. Monroe Free Customer Parking

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Members Os Civics Club Express Thanks Members of the Mary’s Catholic Civics club of the St. Joseph Catholic school of this city, today expressed their thanks to all persons in the city who helped the club attain national honors from the commission on American citizenship, as announced Friday. The club has, for the fifth contur, they visited with Jack Heller in Fremont, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Zerke£. Jr., Mrs. Clyde Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runion of Van Wert, 0., and Mr .and Mrs. Sylvester Everhart attended the Earlham college alumni dinner at the Orchard Ridge country club, Thursday evening. President Laundon Bolling was principal speaker. Wayne Roahrig, of Indiana & Michigan, and wife Darlene, and Ralph Biggs, manager of Ideal Suburban Homes, are in Indianapolis this weekend attending the state convention of the Indiana Junior Chamber of Commerce. Roahrig and Biggs are members of the Decatur Jaycee organization. Melvin Baumgartner, who has been a patient at the Parkview memorial hospital in Fort Wayne for the past three weeks, is in fair condition. No visitors are allowed; only —the immediate family. His room number is 323. —'■ : ~

To The Voters Os The City of Decatur: Next Tuesday, May 7, the voters of Decatur will nominate their candidates for mayor. By means of this letter I , hope to prove to you that my life-long interest in civic, municipal and business affairs have prepared me to serve you efficiently as your chief executive. •J| 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- B cause of the highly appreciated support B and patronage of the people of this I community, I was able seven years ago to join in the opening of Gerber’s Super C ar l D. 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, Cart 2). Qrrlxr DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR Pol. Advt. Number 12 on Democratic ballot.

secutive year, won national recognition. The honorable mention granted is a second place award, : and the local club was the only . Indiana winner in that category . Nineteen other clubs throughout ! the nation shared this second ( place. This year’s national theme . was "Build better local govern- . ment.” •

Your Volo Will Be Appreciated KU JOHN B. MM STULTS Democratic Candidate For CITY gj| JUDGE .MEM Pol. Advt.

SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963

Trade in a good town — Decatur. Elect James Kortenber Councilman