Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 191, Decatur, Adams County, 14 August 1963 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1963

Canisius Star Is Signed By Knicks N7 WYORK (UPI) — The New York Knickerbockers have signed Bill O’Connor of Canisus to a contract for the 1963-64 National Basketball Association season. O’Connor, the Knick’s No. 3 draft choice, was the highest scorer in Canisius history with 1,630 points.

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SICK ROOM EQUIPMENT CAMPAIGN ADAMS COUNTY - DECATUR AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT NO. 43 Announces that it is conducting its Annual Subscription Campaign to raise funds for more sick room, children and adult equipment. The unit will have for loan to residents of our community and surrounding area Hospital Beds — Wheel Chairs — Invalid Walkers Crutches and Other Necessary Equipment. This Equipment is for free home use to anyone sick or "disabled. This equipment is made available through our yearly Subscription campaign. FOR ENTIRE COMMUNITIES Your subscription order (new or renewal) will help further this community project. Every resident is urged to cooperate. Delivery is guaranteed — No Donations. Representatives are: Jack Floyd, Fred Ball, Harry Rodgers, Evalene Roop Additional Representatives Will Be Added. Residents when called on should request to see introductory Letters signed by officers. This is to eliminate any misrepresentation by unauthorized persons. For Equipment Phone 3-2285 Nancy P. Lengerich President Zelma I. Roop Mabie Liniger Treasurer Secretary ,

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Villa Lanes To Open Tonight For Season Announcement was made today that Villa Lanes will open for the fall and winter season at 7 o'clock this evening. All lanes have been refinished and equipment reconditioned. This is the 28th season for the Mies family to operate bowling alleys in Decatur. . All leagues are being organized for the coming season, with some Openings still available in the majority of the leagues. Several teams are needed for the Friday night Suburban league, which is being expanded this year to accomodate more women bowlers. This league will bowl -at 6:30 o’clock Friday evenings. Plans are new being completed for the sportswear style show, presented jointly by the Villa Lanes and the E. F. Gass store, which will be featured at the alleys Thursday afternoon, Sept. 5. This style show was presented for the first time last year and was well received. Practically ah the leagues will start action during the Labor Day week.

Warren Spahn Sets Strikeout Record Tuesday By MILTON RICHMAN DPI Sports Writer Warren Spahn did it again—simply to satisfy the sticklers and keep them from claiming he was lousing up the record book. The 42-year-old Milwaukee southpaw settled a two-week-long debate Tuesday night when he officially became the all-time lefthanded strikeout king of the major leagues with a career total of 2,383. In a manner of speaking, Spahn had been walking around with an asterisk since July 29 when he fanned five Cincinnati batters and brought his strikeout total to 2,378. Some said that total made him the new all-time left-handed strikeout king, but others said it didn’t. Rube Waddell, former southpaw for the Philadelphia A’s, was the cause of the argument. Two separate record books listed Waddell’s strikeout total at 2,375. Other books listed his total as 2,381. Spahn took care of all the books Tuesday night, however, when he got losing pitcher Bob Miller on a called third strike in the seventh inning for the 2,382nd strikeout of his career. His final strikeout victim was pinch hitter Al Ferrara, who ended the game. Idle Two Weeks An attack of tendonitis had kept Spahn idle since that July 29 contest and in his first game back Tuesday night he scattered nine hits. The Braves nicked Dodger starter Johnny Podres for three runs in the first inning and Denis Menke’s sacrifice fly in the eighth inning produced the winning run after Los Angeles had tied the score. Despite the defeat, the Dodgers retained their four-game lead when Cincinnati blanked secondplace San Francisco, 4-0. St. Louis beat Houston, 4-2, in the only other National League contest. Rain washed out the Pitts-burgh-New Yorjc game. Jim Majoney won his 18th for the Reds with a two-hitter against the Giants. Frank Robinson hit his 17th homer with one on and Vada Pinson his 13th with a man aboard off Juan Marichal. The defeat was Marichal’s sixth against 18 victories.

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Field Day Picnic Held Al Willshire The Willshire, 0., youth activities organization held its annual field picnic Sunday afternoon at the Parkway junior high playground, with a large crowd of youngsters and parents attending. The Wilshire organization is an agent of the United Funds, and had a total of 112 boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 16 enrolled in the summer playground, two farm teams, one Little League and one Pony League team this summer. The boys and girls competed ih field events and played ball games against their mothers and fathers Sunday, and a carry-ln basket supper whs enjoyed. Playground director Don Black presented ribbon awards to the following: Perfect attendance — Aleta Ridenous, Susan Sipe, Terry Reichard, Sheryl Ridenous, Tom Reichard, Richard Ridenous. Highest total points in all events during summer—Mark Schumm, 7-years-of-age; Mike Schumm, 8; Susan Sipe, 9; Ted Bollenbacher, 10; Tom Reichard, 11; Carolyn Sipe, 11; Dbnie Miller, 12; Pam Sipe, 12; Terry Reichard, 13; Wade Marbaugh, boys 14 through 16; Sheryl Ridenour, girls 13 through 16. Second Places Second place point awards were won by the following; Dawn Strickler, 7-years-old; Aleta Ridenour, 8; Daryl Stricker, 9; Ronnie Sipe, 10; John Ridenour, 11; Vendetta Young, 11; Rodger Skinner, 12; Judy Garwood, 12; Ibm Schumm, 13; Rex Miller, boys 14 through 16; Sandra Sipe, girls 13 through 16. Winners of the various tournaments and their age groups are as follows: Girl’s tennis — Carolyn Sipe, 11; Pamela Sipe, 12; Cheryl Ridenour, 13-16. Boy’s tennis — Tom Reichard, 11; Donie Miller, 12; Tom Schumm, 13; Wade Marbaugh, 14-16. Girl’s badminton— Carolyn Sipe, 11; Rhonda Thatcher, 12; Sheryl Ridenour, 13-16. Boy’s Badminton — Tom Reichard, 11; Donie Miller, 12; Terry Reichard, 13; Wade Marbaugh, 14 - 16. Girl’s archery—Rickie Suman, 11; 11; Pam Sipe, 12; Sheryl Ridenour 13- Boy’s archery — Tom Reichard 11; Richard Ridenour, 12; Tom Schumm, 13; Rex Miller, 14Event winners during the day and their age groups were: Sack race Edgar Fuelling, 7; Aleta Ridenour, 8; Daryl Strickler, 9; Ronnie Sipe, 10. Running bases (60 ft.) — Mark Schumm, 7; Mike Schumm, 8; Susan Sipe, 9; Ronnie Sipe, 1(7. Tinkle hold — Mark Schumm, 8; Mike Schumm, 8; Daryl Strickler, 9; Ted Bollenbacher, 10. High jump rope — Mark Schumm, 7; Mike Schumm, 8; Ricky Black, 9; Ted Bollenbacher, 10. Other Winners Boy’s soccer dribble (50 yds.) — Doug Strickler, 11; Richard Ridenour, 12; Terry Reichard, 13; Rex Miller, 14-16. Girl's soccer dribble — Carolyn Sipe 11'; Rhonda Thatch-' er, 12; Sheryl Ridenour, 13-16. Boy’s heel race — Tom Reichard, 11; Donie Miller, 12; Tom Schumm, 13; Carey Fosnaugh, 1416. Girl’s heel race — Rickie Suman, 11; Pamela Sipe, 12; Sandra Sipe, 13-16. Boy’s push-ups — Doug Strickler 11; Rodger Skinner, 12; Tom Schumm, 13; Dan Green, 14-16. Girl’s push-ups — Carolyn Sipe, 11; Pamela Sipe. 12; Sandra Sipe, 1316. Boy’s high jump — Doug Strickler, 11; Rodger Skinner, 12: Tom Schumm, 13; Wade Marbaugh, 14-16. Girl’s high jump — Vendetta Young. 11; Rhonda Thatcher, 12; Sandra Sipe, 13-16. Following the awards presentation the following coaches received gifts given by parents of the boys on the baseball teams: Ron Marbanugh, Paul Ridenour, Larry Dellinger, Lester Strickler, Chuck Myers and Harold Strickler. Members and coaches of the Little League “A” team were presented with their Buckeye Little League championship trophies. Playground director Don Black received a gift certificate for his work with the youth program

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INUMCI UUU Membership Heads Report Fred Isch, president of the Detatur high school Booster club, Mid this morning that all members at the membership committee should turn in their names and pnoney at his home after Q p.m. Isch explained that he would like all names and money turned in Friday in order that a check may be made to determine if all past members have been contacted in die drive. Past members discovered to have been overlooked, will be contacted within the next few days by one of the club's membership committee handling the annual drive. The club reached 175 members last season, and is shooting for 200 this year, although recent membership sales have been somewhat alow. , Jack Macklin and Ray Seitz head fee membership committe, which also includes Chalky Winteregg, Dick Linn, Herb Banning, Jr., Bun Meyer, Don Sprunger, Norm Steury, John Shaffer Jim Cowens, Isch, and a few others. Contact One Anyone who has been a member of the club and has not been contacted as yet is asked to see one of the above-mentioned members of the committee. Also, according to Isch, anyone who would like to join this year should see one of those listed above. “It is impossible to see everyone in the city,’’ Isch explained, “and thus we urge anyone who has not been a member before but would like to join this year, to contact one of the committeemen listed above.” Membership in the club is only •5, which entitles the member to attend two banquets free of charge. The football banquet, for which plans are already underway, will be held after the football season, and is open to members of the club only. The D-Club banquet, near the end of the school year, is open to the public, but a member of the Booster club is admitted free. Lone Source Memberships are the sole source of income for the club, and they defray the cost of the football banquet, the kick-off supper and other club work. In addition, the club undertakes a project each year. Last year's llroject placed a new movie camera in the hands of Decatur high school officials, and has proven as value to a number of departments of the school. Isch explained too that plans are moving ahead for the club’s kick-off supper to get the football season “off on the right foot.” The supper has been tentatively

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Major Leagues Nation*! League W. L. Pct. G.B. Los Angeles .... 69 47 .595 — San Francisco .... 86 52 .559 4 St. Louis W S 3 .551 5 Cincinnati 65 56 .537 6% Chicago 61 54 ..530 7% Pittsburgh 60 57 .513 9% Philadelphia .... 61 58 .513 9% Milwaukee 60 59 .504 10% Houston 45 75 .375 26 New York 38 79 .325 31% Tuesday’s Results Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 0. Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 3. St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 3. St. Louis 4, Houston 2. Pittsburgh at New York, postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. American League , W. L. Pct. G.B. New York 74 40 .573 — Chicago 67 50 .563 8% Minnesota 65 52 .556 10% Baltimore 66 54 .550 11 Cleveland 57 62 .479 19% Boston 55 60 .478 19% Kansas City 53 62 .461 21% Los- Angeles 55 66 .455 22% Detroit 51 64 .443 23% Washington 42 75 .359 33% Tuesday's Results Chicago 3, Cleveland 0. Kansas City 4, Detroit 2. Baltimore 6, Minnesota 1. Los Angeles 4. Washington 3. New York at Boston, postponed, rain. r ► week preceding the jamboree at Bluffton which will open the 1963 • season. t Team Guests 1 The football team and the coacht ing staff will be guests of the club 1 at the kick-off supper, which will be open to members of the club r and fathers of the football players. The supper will be a smorgas- ’ bord affair, and a program which ! will entail rules changes, various football formations and plays, etc., ’ is being lined up. In addition, the members of the j team and the coaches will be intro- . duced at the supper. 1 The kick-off was a breakfast affair last season, but has been moved back to the evening hours this year, affording a better op- • portunity for club members and f parents to attend. 1 : ; i ————————— POWERAMA J TRACTOR PULL e SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 t Lightweight9:3o a m. s Mediumweight 1:00 p.m. s Heavyweight7:3o p.m. 1 PREBLE FIREMEN

National League To Meet Thursday Night All members and ocher men interested in joining the Thursday National bowling league at Eddie’s Recreation are asked to meet at the bowling alley Thursday at 7:30 p.m. International League Umpire To National CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPt) — Bill Williams, a 32-year-old umpire who has been working in the International League, will replace injured Jocko Conlan in the National League. Conlan will be sidelined for an indefinite period because of a spur on his left heel. COURT NEWS Marriage Applications Larry E. Burkhart, route 6, Decatur, and Judy Elaine Garwood, route 5, Decatur. James E. Hastings, Jr., Philadelphia Pa., and Sharon Steiner, Phoenix, Ariz. how York Stock Exchange Prices MIDDAY PRICES A. T. & T. 123%; Central Soya 28%; Du Pont 242%; Ford 51-%; General Electric : Genera Motors 70%; Gulf Oil 49%: Standard OU Ind. 64%; Standard Oil N. J. 70%; U. S. Steel 48%.

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International League Northern Divisfce W. L. Pct. G.B. Syracuse .... 66 60 .524 — Rochester 65 62 .512 1% Buffalo 65 63 .508 2 Toronto 63 65 .492 4 Richmond 54 69 .439 10% Southern Division W. L. Pct. G.B. Indianapolis 72 53 .576 — Atlanta 67 57 .540 4% Arkansas 67 61 .523 6% Columbus 62 61 .504 9 Jacksonville 67 77 .379 24% Tuesday’s Results Jacksonville 6, Richmond 4. Atlanta 4, Arkansas 3. Columbus 2, Rochester 0. Indianapolis 5, Syraucse 1. Toronto at Buffalo, postponed, rain.

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