Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 28 May 1963 — Page 7

Tuesday, may 28, 1963

Puffer's Divots: Affolder Wins Sunday Handicap Golf Tourney

by Dick ReMenbach Affolder Wins Tourney Merle Affolder won the first 18hole individual handicap tournament of the season Sunday at the Decatur Golf course with a 63. Affolder, carrying a 12 handicap for 18 holes, shot an actual 75. He played the first nine with sub-par 35, and rounded out the day’s play on the back side with a 40. He was also declared low medalist for the tournament. In second place was Kenny Nash International League Northern Division W L Pct GB Buffalo 22 16 .579 — Syracuse 21 16 .568 % Rochester 21 19 .525 2 Toronto 19 10 .487 3% Richmond a 15 19 .441 5 Southern Division W L Pct GB Atlanta 28 15 .651 — Arkansas .... 19 18 .514 6 Indianapolis 22 22 .500 6% Jacksonville i._ 19 24 .442 9 Columbus .. ... 12 29 0 .293 15 Monday’s Results Syracuse 7, Indianapolis 3. Rochester 3, Columbus 1. Atlanta 7, Richmond 3. Buffalo 4, Toronto 3. Arkansas 7, Jacksonville 4.

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with a 67, (89 actual). Tied at third were freshman Sim Hain 68, (actual 84), and Jim McClure, 68, (actual 102). * Low scores over the weekend include: Merle Affolder, 35-40; Kenny Gaunt, 40; Jack Irwin, 40; Gordie Sowers, 36; Elmer Ehrsam, 40; and Sim Hain, 39. Match Rained Out Monday night’s usual City league play was dampened with a much needed rain and prevented the teams from completing their matches. Some of the teams started competition play but were halted after a few holes. All team captains are reminded that this week’s match must be played before next Monday evening. It is up to the individual teams to complete play at their convenience, but must be played before Monday, June 3. Results of the City league will be reported at their completion. Matches to be played this week include: Sherwin-Williams Co. vs Holthouse-on-the-Highway; Decatur Industries vs Decatur Casting Co.; Leland Smith Insurance vs Morningstar's Auto Sales; First State Bank vs Daily Democrat; and Lifers vs Gerber’s Super Market.

Smith Resigns As Coach At Berne-French Bruce Smith, Adams county’s! most successful basketball coach j the past three years, announced! his resignation Monday as head basketball and baseball coach at Berne high school. The announcement ended much speculation s’ince the end of the recent basketball season as to whether or not Smith would return as Berne coach next season. Smith may well be the most successful basketball coach in Adams county history, as his Berne teams won three sectional titles and two regional crowns in his short tenure. His overall record in three seasons is 67 wins and only 12 i losses. At present Smith’s future plans are not definite, although it appears he will not be a part of the coaching field next season. He will probably enter Indiana University this fall to work on his doctor’s degree. Came From Vevay Smith came to feernd’from Vevay high school in southern Indiana in 1960. His first Berne roundball quintet lost only two regular season games and won the county, sectional and regional titles, and also copped the first encounter of the Fort Wayne semistate tourney, before losing to eventual state champ Kokomo 'in the evening round. The following year, 1961-62, -Smith’s Bears won the county and sectional titles, but were nipped ■ by Angola in overtime in the open-: ing game of the regional. This past season Smith coached Berne to the Columbia City holi- < day tourney championship, and I sectional and regional laurels, before losing the afternoon game of the semi-state to eventual state runner-iip South Bend Central. Smith also served as head baseball coach and last season was assistant football and track coach. His teaching duties included physical education and driver’s training. Exhibition Game Today Is Postponed A scheduled exhibition game be- ; tween the Cubs Pony League team j and a Van Wert club, to be played ; this afternoon, has been postponed I due to rain. Cub team members | are asked to report to McMillen Field at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday.

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Major Leagues National League W L Pct. GB San Francisco .. 28 16 .636 — Los Angelas 26 18 .591 2 St. Louis 25 21 .543 4 Pittsburgh 21 20 .512 5>4 i Chicago 22 21 .512 5% Cincinnati 20 21 .488 6V 2 Philadelphia 20 23 .465 7% Milwaukee 20 24 . 455 8 Houston 19 26 . 422 9% New York 17 28 .378 11% Monday’s Results No games scheduled. American League W L Pct. GB Baltimore 29 15 .659 — New York 23 14 .622 2% Chicago.... 24 18 .571 4 Kansas City 22 18 .550 5 Boston 21 18 .538 5% Minnesota 20 21 .488 7% i Los Angeles —. 20 25 .444 9% Cleveland 16 21 .432 9% Detroit 16 25 .390 11% Washington 15 31 .326 15 Monday’s Results No games scheduled. Practice Schedules | Tuesday Red Sox, 5:30 p.m., Stratton. ■ PINE I LAKE OPENING Thursday, May 30 Memorial Day SWIMMING .. CONCESSIONS PICNIC AREAS • I Registered Life Guards POOL HOURS: 12 to 9 P. M. Daily & Sunday 3 r 2 Miles West of Berne on 118 Glenn M. Scholer,-Mgr. PHONE 5-5140

Present Oratorio At Berne Sunday The Mennonite choral society will present Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio, "Elijah” Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The concert

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will be given in the spacious auditorium of the - First Mennonite church, ‘Berne, and the public is invited. Dr. Freeman Burkholter will conduct the presentation. Edward Pierson, bass, Chicago, will sing the part of Elijah; Ralph

Nielsen of Rockford, 111., tenor; I Alice Riley of Chicago, soprano, I and Julia Eeitler of Berne control-1 to. Mrs. Leland J4euen>will be the | accompanying organist and Mrs. 1 Sherman Stucky, pianist.

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