Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 207, Decatur, Adams County, 3 September 1963 — Page 8

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Duffer's Divots by Dick Reidenbach Democrat Team Champs The Decatur Daily Democrat defeated Morningstar Auto Sales, 8 and 4, Sunday in an 18-hole play*off for the 1963 City golf league championship at the Decatur Golf course. Morningstar’s was the 1962 defending champion. - The Democrat, winners of the first half, and Morningstar’s, second half champs, paired off for the contest at 11:30 a. m. for the championship title. Helm Is Medalist Bob Helm, first man for the Democrat team, was declared medalist for Sunday’s competition. Helm had rounds of 43 - 38 for an 81. Team results were: Bob Helm over Don Elder, 81-83. Helm received a 2-stroke spot for a net score of 79. Stu Schnepf, playing even with Gerald Morningstar, lost 89 - 83. Dick Deidenbach won over Carl Honaker, 82 - 86. Reidenbach had a 4-stroke spot and had a 78 net. John Pfister played Jack Irwin to an 82 deadlock and won the match with a 2-stroke spot for a net score of 80. Smorgasbord Monday The City golf league will conclude its activities Monday with a smorgasbord supper at Villa Lanes at 7:30. Trophies will be presented to the 1963 champions and gift certificates will be awarded to the first four places of both halves at the buffet supper. The evening's affair will be open to all members of the City league teams and Iheir sponsors. All persons attending must have played in eight matches, or may attend the supper through special arrangements. All team captains are urged to contact their players to notify them of these arrangements. If you have something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results

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Grid Jamboree This Evening As Bluffton Tickets will be on sale at the gate this evening as Decatur and Berne high schools battle for the first time in gridiron history, in the first annual B’ufftpn jamboree, All tickets, for adults and students, are priced at sl, and those who did not purchase an advance ticket may obtain a ducat at the gates of Bluffton’s Wilson field this evening. Decatur and Berne will collide in the second quarter of the fourteam affair, scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m. Decatur and Bluffton are the “home,” or white, teams, while Berne and Hartford City are the "visitors,” or dark. At the end of the four quarters the home score will be totalled against that of the visitors. Open At 7:30 Bluffton and Hartford City will open firing at 7:30 p. m., playing the first 12-minute quarter. Coach Wally Yeoman’s Yellow Jackets will then battle Berne m the second quarter, with the ball being put in play at the exact sppt where the first period ended. The “home” or “visiting” team in possession at the end of the first quarter will retain possession of the football. The same thing will occur after the third quarter. ’■ Jackets Continue Play The Yellow Jackets will stay in the fray a second 12 minutes when they battle Hartford City in the third period, after a second half kickoff. There will be a five-minute intermission after each quarter, including the halftime. Decatur’s squad will be seated on the’ south side of the field. Officials “for the jamboree will be Don Hollman of Fort Wayne and George Mihai and Don Shondell of Muncie. Competing coaches in addition to Yeoman are Everett Parks, Berne: Ray Modlin, Bluffton; and Dave Flowers, Hartford City. Large Crowd The jamboree is expected to attract a huge throng, including a, large crowd of Decatur fans anxious to see the new Yellow Jacket offqnse in action. Tonight will also mark the first “firing” of the Booster club's cannon, which will be fired -after each Yellow Jacket scoring effort, as announced at the kick-off supper last week.

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Major Leagues National League W L Pct. GB Los Angeles .... 83 54 .606 — St. Louis ..I 77 60 .562 6 San Francisco 74 64 .536 9% Milwaukee 73 64 .533 10 Philadelphia .... 73 65 .529 1014 Chicago 72 65 .526 11 Cincinnati 74 67 .525 11 Pittsburgh 68 68 .500 14’4 Houston 50 88 .362 33% New York 44 93 .321 39 Saturday’s Results Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 0. St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 5 (11 innings.) Chicago 6, Houston 5. Milwaukee 4, New York 3. San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 3 (12 innings). Sunday’s Results Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 4. St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 3. Chicago 4, Houston 3. Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 3 New York 6, Milwaukee 4 (16 innings). Monday’s Results New, York 5-0, Cincinnati 3-1. St. Louis 6-6, Pittsburgh 1-2. Philadelphia 9, Milwaukee 4. Chicago 7-6, San Francisco 5-0. Los Angeles 7-7, Houston 3-1. American League W L Pct. GB New York 90 48 ,652 — Chicago 78 60 .656 12 Minnesota 77 60 .562 12% Baltimore 73 66 .525 1714 Boston 67 71 .486 23 Detroit 66 70 .485 23 Cleveland 68 74 .479 24 Los Angeles 62 78 . 443 29 Kansas City 60 76 .441 29 Washington 60 88 .362 40 Saturday’s Results Detroit 9, Cleveland 8. Chicago 2, Minnesota 0. New York 5, Baltimore 3. Boston 5, Washington 4. Kansas City 7, Los Angeles 0. Sunday's Results Chicago 8, Minnesota 3. Cleveland 6-3, Detroit 3-1. New York 5, Baltimore 4. Boston 4, Washington 3 (10 innings) Kansas City, Los Angeles 6. Monday's Results Los Angeles 7-7, Chicago 5-8. New York 5-1, Detroit 4-2. Cleveland 15-7, Washington 3-8. Boston 4-2, Baltimore 3-0. Minnesota 6-3, Kansas City 2-1. If you have sometning to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ads — they get BIG results.

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Decatur Yellow Jackets 1963 Football Squad

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STRATEGY STUDY— Mapping out plans for the jamboree this evening and the upcoming season above is the Decatur high school Jool ball coaching staff. New head coach Wally, Yeoman is seated with assistants Gary Geissler, Jerri Jtitchel and Steve Brandenberg observing from left to right. The revamped coaching staff puts their Y«u6w Jacket charges into action this evening agaihst Berne in the Bluffton jamboree.—(Photo by Mac Lean)

New Coaching Staff Guides Yellow Jackets

The Decatur Yellow Jackets open their 1963 football wars in the Bluffton jambqree this evening, under a slightly new and revamped coaching staff. Wallace H. JWally) Yeoman assumes the head reins of the club season in the jamboree this evening. Yeoman takes over the top spot vacated at the end of last season by Bob Worthman. Worthman announced nis retirement last year after guiding the Decatur football fortunes for some’ 16 seasons, in order tnat he may devote full time to the rapidlygrowing duties of his athletic directorship. Yeoman, who was assistant under Worthman last season, was named to fill the head coaching position of the Decatur club. 4 Purdue Grad A native of Rensselaer, Yeoman •is a graduate of Purdue University. He came to Decatur last season after serving as an assistant mentor at Marion high school. The new coach has spent the past few weeks of practice the club has been practicing twice a day since AugUkt 15—in not only rounding the squad into shape but teaching the players his offensive system The Yeoman offense will feature small and speedy guards who will be pulling on many plays, and deceptive running out of the back- . .. ' .. ■■. Three assistants will be working with Yeoman in addition to sharing coaching duties with the reserve team and the freshman I

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squad. Assistant coaches are Jerry Mitchel, Gary Geissler and new addition Steve Brandenburg. Third Season Mitchel is a graduate of Adams Central high school and Manchester College, and is in his third season as a football coach here, working as a reserve coach in In addition to his football duties, Mitchel, who teaches in the Lincoln school, is the junior high and freshman basketball coach. Giessler is a Fort Wayne North Side grad and received his degree at Ball State Teachers college. He too is a returning assistant coach, and is the head wrestling coach in the winter, and assists with the spring baseball team. New Coach Brandenburg is the new addition to the coaching staff, coming here after his recent graduation from Indiana State. The new assistant coach, who is the biggest of the four, is also a Rennselaer native, and played high school football under Yeoman when he was coaching at his high school alma mater. The three assistants will not cnly work with the reserve and freshmen teams, but will spend much of their time with the varsity, and all will be working with Yeoman during games. Merchant League To Open This Evening The Merchant bowling league will begin play this evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Villa Lanes alleys.

International League FINAL STANDINGS Northern Division W L Pct. GB Toronto 76 75 . 503 4’>4 Rochester 75 76 .497 5% Buffalo 74 77 .490 6% Richmond 66 81 .490 12% Southern Division W L Pct. GB Indianapolis 85 67 .559 — Atlanta 85 67 .559 — Arkansas 78 73 .517 6% Columbus 75 73 .507 8 Jacksonville - 56 91 .381 26’4 Monday’s Results Buffalo 8, Jacksonville 7. Atlanta 2, Columbus 0, Toronto 3, Richmond 1. Rochester 7, Syracuse 2. Arkansas 13-1, Indianapolis 2-4. ALABAMA (Continued from Page One) eight girls and five boys, did not show up Monday. Wallace told a Labor Day celebration crowd of 5,000 at Tuscumbia, Ala., that he ordered the delay in opening the Tuskegee school because the Macon County School Board had been threatened and intimidated by the Justice Department. «

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Openings Available For Come Doubles Openings are available in the Come Double bowling league at Eddie’s Recreation alleys. Any young couples interested are asked to call the alleys, 3-2942. TV Guides League To Open Wenesday The TV Guides league will open its fall and winter bowling schedule Wednesday afternoon at Villa Lanes. All members of the league are requested to be present at 1:30 o’clock. There are still two openings in the league, and women interested may either attend tomorrow’s opening or contact Mrs. Edna Hite or Mrs. Gwen Mies. International Loop . Playoff Tonight By United Press International The Indianapolis Indians and the Atlanta Crackers, who finished in a flat-footed tie for first place in the International League’s Southern Division, will square off at Indianapolis tonight in a hastily-arranged one-game playoff. The winner will meet the Syracuse Chiefs, champions of the Northern Division, in a best-of-seven series starting tomorrow night. The loser will play the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Northern Division runer-up, in another best- of-seven set, also starting tomorrow night. Archie H. Smitley Retires At G. E. Archie H. Smitley, 60, has elected retirement under the optional provisions of the General Electric pension plan, effective Sept. 1. He joined the G.E. at the Decatur plant August 4, 1943, and was first employed as a machine repairman. Prior to hfc retirement he received a gift from his coworkers. Smitley, who resides east of Decatur with his wife, plans to continue his hobby of raising canaries. Hymera Man Drowns In Strip Mine Pit SULLIVAN, Ind. (UPD—Henry Wyman Thomson, 51, Hymera, drowned Saturday while, swimming in an old strip mine pit south of Hymera. Thomson and Joseph Hunter, 14, West Terre Haute, had been swimming and the boy went ashore. A witness said Thomson suddenly went under and failed to come up.

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