Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1963 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1963

Yellow Jackets Host Comets Friday

The Yellow Jackets of Decatur will seek to continue their upward drive in the Northeastern Indiana Conference Friday evening when they play host to the Kendallville Comets at Worthman Field. The Yellow Jackets will also be out to end their home portion of Sieury Handicap Tourney Sunday The ‘Steury Fall Handicap Golf Tournament’ will be held Sunday at the Decatur Golf Course, according to Luke Majorki, PGA pro and owner of the Decatur golf course. The 18-hole event, won last year by Bob Frisinger, is the final handicap tournament of the year. Threesomes or foursomes may enter the tourney action up to 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon by registering at the club house. Handicaps established at the course will be used for all golfers to determine the winner. The trophy, on display the year around at the club house, and donated by Decatur Industries, must be won by an individual three times before final possession is obtained by any golfer. It need not be won three years in a row, however his name must appear as the winner on the trophy three times before it will be awarded to any competitor. Lutheran Winner In Grade Tourney The Lutheran school downed Lincoln by an 11-6 score in a sth and 6th grade baseball tourney game Monday. The winners scored twice in the first inning and added four runs in the second and three more in the fourth for their winning margin. The Lutheran club will now advance to the second round. Line score: R Lutheran 240 303—11 Lincoln 102 012— 6 Busse, Archer and Botjer; Harmond and Butcher.

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the schedule on a winning note, as Friday’s contest will be the season finale at Worthman Field. Game time is 8 p. m. again, and another huge crowd is expected to attend for the third week in succession. The Decaturites will also be out to win themselves some free milk, as Ralph Smith, Jr., of the Smith Pure Seal Milk Co., 134 S. 13th St., has made the team “an offer.” Smith told head coach Wally Yeoman Tuesday afternoon he is going to donate 'one case of 44 half -pint cartons of milk, either white or chocolate, after the game. Milk Offer He added, however, that “if the team wins I will donate an additional case of half-pints for every touchdown the team scores.” Thus, the Decaturites will be out not only to improve upon their 3-2 conference record and 4-2 overall mark, but to gain some free milk for themselves and the coaching staff. The Yellow Jackets will test their vaunted high-scoring offense against a rugged Kendallville defense Friday night. The Jackets have scored 102 points in their last three games and have now totaled 114 points in five conference games, second only to Garrett’s league high of 130. Kendallville has scored 64 points in five games and allowed 51. Allowed Less Points 'The Comets, however, had allowed only 19 points in four conference games until losing to New Haven 32-21 last Friday. The Jackets have allowed their opponents 61 points in five NEIC tests. The two Friday foes have identical records of 3-2 in the conference, good for a tie for fourth place, and also own identical 4-2 overall marks. The Jackets are expected to be in better physical shaiX' than when they upended Columbia City last week by a 25-0 count. Unless injuries come up in practice tonight, the team should be back to near top strength physically.

Hammond High Still Tops In Prep Rankings By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press International INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Ev—ansville North and Gary Andrean, two relative newcomers, crashed the Indiana high school football “Big 10” today for the first time, but the pack still chased Hammond’s Wildcats for j the mythical state crown. • < It was the fourth week in a ■ row for the Wildcats to pace the elite. Coach Bernie Krueg- j ger’s club seeks its 17th consecutive victory, seventh this season, "when it travels to East j Chicago Washington Friday. North, beaten only at Rich- ' mond, 6-0, when several key players were sidelined by illness, was promoted from 12th place to ninth and Andrean climbed from nowhere to take over 10th place. Andrean Beat Muncie North has played football only since 1957 and this is Andrean’s third varsity grid season. The undefeated Steel City club hung up its sixth straight win last weekend, a whopping 33-0 lacing of Muncie Central, which skidded from 10th spot to a tie for 16th. Two other North Central Conference members lost ground in the fifth weekly roll call. Anderson, ninth last week, was also dropped entirely after its 34-14 blasting by Marion. Richmond slipped from fifth to seventh after barely beating New Castle, 13-7. Kokomo remained second, receiving the other first - place vote and finishing with 88 points. New Albany remained third, Elkhart fourth, Evansville Reitz sixth and South Bend Central eighth. Indianapolis Cathedral, tied but unbeaten, was promoted from seventh to fifth place. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer, Mishawaka, Gary Froebel, Bloomington and Evansville Memorial were recognized for the first time and Indianapolis Tech, LaPorte and Hammond Tech were also dropped. The breakdown, with first

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Rockne Inspires Noire Dame Team CHICAGO (UPI) — Knute Rockne has been dead for more than 30 years but his influence is still helping build the spirit of Notre Dame football teams. Coach Hugh Devore told football writers here Tuesday that a long-forgotten bust of the great cpach is a major factor in the spirit of this year’s Irish squad. The bust came from the souvenirs of Rockne’s brother-in-law Joe Diericks, custodian of Notre Dame Stadium 'since it was built in 1931, the year Rockne was killed in a Kansas plane crash. This season the bust has been presented each week to the player whose performance was judged best in the previous Saturday’s game. “We have a little ceremony each Monday and present it,” Devore said, “It’s a kind of a little gadget we use to build enthusiasm.” This week the’ trophy was presented to center Norm Nicola who Devore said played a fine game in Saturday’s 17-14 victory over California. “I haven’t seen a center block like he did for many, many years,” Devore said. Earlier winners were captain and guard Bob Lehmann and sophomore tackle Gene Arrington. The 75-pound bust is placed atop the locker of the winning player for the week following his award, Devore said. places and total points: 1. Hammond (9).. 99 2. Kokomo (1)88 3. New Albanyß2 4. Elkhart ... 63 5. Indianapolis Cathedral.... 42 6. Evansville Reitz. 38 7. Richmond 32 8. South Bend Central 29 9. Evansville North2l 10. Gary Andreanlß 11. East Chicago Roosevelt 11; 12. Mishawaka, Columbus 5; 14 South Bend Riley 4; 15. South Bend St. Joseph 3; 16. Muncie Central. Marion, Evansville Memorial 2; 19. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer I*4; 20. Bloomington, Southport 1; 22. Gary Froebel 1.

Junior High Defeats New Haven, 6-0, For Second Perfect Season

; The Decatur junior high football team chalked up its second unbeaten season in a row Tuesday afternoon at Worthman Field, as they downed New Haven's junior

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Fraley Favors Noire Dame, Michigan Teams NEW YORK (UPI) — Fraley’s follies and the weekend football "■winners”—and if you don't know better by now it serves ydur right. Game of the Week Texas over Arkansas — The oddsmakers say by seven points. But the Longhorns are stampeding and from here it appears they should win by two touchdowns or more if they stay “up.” The East Pitt over West Virginia—More than the quoted 14. Penn State over Syracuse — The Orange is favored by four, Princeton over Colgate —Better than the 6’4 on the boards. Columbia over Harvard—Going for the seven point underdogs. Also: Army over Wake Forest, Brown over Penn, Boston U over Buffalo, Yale over Cornell, Dartmouth over Holy Cross and George Washington over Villanova. The Midwest Wisconsin over lowa — The 7*4 should be more. Illinois over Minnesota—Giving the three points. Notre Dame over UCLA—By more than the quoted 14. Michigan ovef Purdue—ln a ' tOssup. Also: Michigan State over Indnoa, Nebraska over 1 Kansas ®fe, ovgr Miami Wmia)7 *'"Colorado"" over * lowa State, Cincinnati over Detroit, Missouri over Oklahoma State, Xjtvier over Dayton, Delaware over Ohio U.. and Bowling G|een over Toledo. The West Ohio State over USC—Beating the 4-point favorite. Oregon State over Washington State—Better than the 10point line. - Washington over Stanford — Note by the 11 predicted., Wyoming over Brigham Young — Beating the 13-]x>int spread. Also: California over San Jose State, Utah over Colorado State, Idaho over Pacific and Utah State over Montana State. The South Air Force over Maryland — Give six. take 10. Alabama over Tennessee—By more than the 19 in a raging tide. Duke over Clemson—Beating the six point spread. Georgia Tech over Auburn — Ten points isn’t enough. Also: LSU' over Kentucky,’ Navy over VMI, South Carolina over Virginia, Florida State over Mississippi Southern, Georgia over Miami, Mississippi over Tulane, Mississippi State over Houston. North Carolina over N.C. State, Florida over Vanderbilt, VPI over William & Mary and Wichita over Louisville. The Southwest Baylor over Texas Tech — Bigger, than the 13Vi from the gents in the back room. Oklahoma over Kansas — Watch this bounce higher than 13’4. too. ) SMU over Rice—Going for the six point underdog. TCU over Texas Aggies—The rating is close. ♦. , Also: Oregon over Arizona, Arizona State over Texas Western, Tulsa over N. Texas State and New Mexico State over New Mexico.

high by a 6-0 score. The local eleven defeated New Haven twice. Parkway. 6.. twite and Village Woods of New Haven once this season for their second

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perfect-5-0 record in the past two seasons. Tony Kelly and Steve Schnepf are coaches, assisted by Ray Seitz and Robert Shraluka. Don Cummings scored the game’s .only touchdown in the third period to give the Decatur team their winning margin. Decatur had downed New Haven on their field by a 13-6 score last week. Both teams threatened, but neither scored in a rugged first half Tuesday. Decatur received the second half kickoff and began a long drive that eventually netted Decatur Booster Ticket Sale Friday Members in the Decatur high school Booster Club may be purchased between halves of the De-catur-Kendallville game Fridayevening, chib president Fred Isch said this morning, Friday night will be “Parents Night,” with the Booster Club honoring parents of the Yellow Jackets in pre-game ceremonies. Club membershii>s ,may be purchased at the club's cannon during the halftime intermission. Members will be around the cannon along the sideline during the halftime. Memberships arc priced at $5. and entitle the mgmber to attend both the football banquet and the D-ehib banquet in thes pring free of charge. This year’s football banquet is scheduled for Nov. 12, and only members of the club may attend the banquet.

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them their winning TD. Quarterback Jim Cass moved the club down the field through the off tackle running of Ken Gause, Cummings, Mike Curtin and Ron Journay, and his own running up the middle. Penalty Ruins Bid Late in the period, Cummings drove to the New Haven one yard line for a first down. On the ensuing play; Cass dove into th.e end zone for the touchdown, but the play was called back for a five yard penalty on Decatur. Cummings, however, came right back on the next play to score the winning touchdown on a six yard blast off left tackle, with 1:35 to play in the third quarter. The touchdown was the ninth scored this season by Cummings, the Decatur halfback. Lead By Six The run for the extra point failed but Decatur held a 6-0 lead which they made stand up through the remainder of the game. Late in the game New Haven drove deep into Decatur territory. but the Decatur boys halted the drive, with Ron Journay batting down a New Haven pass on a key play. Score by quarters: New Huven 0 0 0 o—o0 —0 1 'ecatur 0 0 6 0 6 Decatur TD Cummings (6, run' Electric Shaver Clinic — any make—heads sharpened, clean, adjust, etc., next Friday, October 18. Holthouse Drug Co. 243 3t