Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 11 November 1963 — Page 7

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Max Elliott Top Scorer ... > For Jackets In Season

Junior halfback Max Elliott led a high-scoring Decatur Yellow Jacket football team in scoring this past season, official statistics compiled today reveal. Elliott scored ten touchdowns, many on dazzling long-distance romps, and added two extra total of 62 points. Eight of his points by running for. a season TD’s were scored in conference competition, where he totaled 50 points for the year. His longest run was that fabled sprint in the season’s final game when he ran an estimated 180 yards to cover 83 for a touchdown. He also dashed 49, 45, 25, and 18 yards in some of his longer TD runs, and scored one TD on a 62yard pass play. A three-year letterman, Elliott scored two touchdowns in the Bluffton jamboree on runs of 70 and 50 yards. Elliott was far and away the team’s leading rusher, as he gained 1,116 yards in 103 carries for a fabulous average of 10.76 yards Big Ten Standings W L T Pct. PF PA Mich. State 4 0 1 .900 95 30 Ohio State ... 3 0 1.875 61 33 Illinois 311 .700 95 70 Wisconsin 3 2 0 .600 88 84 Michigan 2 2 1 .500 60 50 lowa 2 3 0 .400 74 70 Purdue 2 3 0 .400 78 114 Northwestern .. 2 4 0 .333 85 98 Indiana 1 4 0 .200 74 118 Minnesota 1 4 0 .200 39 82 Ties county game won, % lost. Pro Football NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct. PF PA New York 7 2 0 .778 272 184 Cleveland 7 2 0 .778 241 157 St. Louis 6 3 0 .667 225 186 Pittsburgh 5 3 1 .625 209 178 Phila. 2 6 1 .250 165 249 Dallas 2 7 0 .222 184 247 Washington 2 7 0 .222 184 247 Western Division W L T Pct. PF PA Green Bay 8 1 0 .890 269 126 Chicago 8 1 0 .890 190 82 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 209 156 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 167-188 Minnesota 3 6 0 .333 180 251 Los Angeles 2 7 0 .222 114 246 San Fran. 2 7 0 .222 133 246 Sunday’s Results Green Bay 28, “Minnesota lt St. Louis 24, Washington 20. Pittsburgh 9, Cleveland 7. New York 42, Philadelphia 14. Baltimore 24, Detroit 21. Chicago 6. Los Angeles 0. San Francisco 31, Dallas 24. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct. PF PA Houston 6 4 0 .600 211 227 Buffalo 5 4 1 .556 220 227 Boston 5 5 0 .500 237 163 New York 3 4 1 .375 194 278 Western Division W L T Pct. PF PA San Diego 7 2 0 .778 244 167 Oakland 6 4 0 .600 209 165 Denver ... 2 6 1 .250 200 288 Kans. City 2 6 1 250 188 198 Sunday’s Results Houston 31, New York 27. San Diego 7, Boston 6. Saturday’s Results Buffalo 27, Denver 17. Friday’s Results Oakland 22, Kansas City 7. ADAMS THEATER. - Last Time Tonight - One Performance at 7:30 Tremendous in COLOR! “P T 109” With CLIFF ROBERTSON as Lt. John F. Kennedy ALSO — Shorts 25c -65 c —o Coming Sun. — DORIS DAY “Thrill Os It All” — Color.

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per carry. He also gained nearly 200 yards on pass-receiving. Anspaugh Second Junior quarterback Dave Anspaugh was the club’s second leading scorer with 39 points, 37 in NEIC competition. Anspaugh scored five touchdowns, the longest a nine-yard run, and also kicked nine extra points from placement In addition to scoring five TD’s, he also passed for seven others, and for two extra points. His touchdown passes were of 62, 52, 34, 16, 8,7, and 5 yards. He also scored a touchdown and booted four PAT’s in the Buster Melchi was third in line in the scoring totals, racking up 32 points, 25 in conference clashes, and the senior fullback carried only about five times in the last three games due to a leg injury suffered in the Bluffton game and a later ankle injury. Melchi scored five touchdowns rushing, with 34 and 30 yarders his longest, and added two extra points, one on a pass. His longest. TD run of the year was in the jamboree when he scored twice, one on a 44-yard romp. Blythe 3 TD’s Junior Bill Blythe, Elliott’s halfback partner, scored 18 points, two on runs of 33 and two yards and the third on a 52 yard pass from Anspaugh in the Portland game. Senior ends Greg Ladd and Deane Lehman were good for five touchdowns, all on pass plays. Ladd scored 18 points on TD passes of eight and five yards from Anspaugh and 16 yards from Sam Blythe. Lehman scored on passes of seven and 16 yards from Anspaugh. Senior halfback John Custer scored one touchdown, on a 34vard pass from Anspaugh in the Bluffton game, and sophomore Blythe, who played quarterback, fullback and both halfback positions during the season, also scored a lone touchdown. Blythe’s came in the Concordia game on a two-yard run, the only touchdown of the game in a 7-0 Decatur victory. He also heaved one TD pass. Average Over 21 As a team, Decatur scored an outstanding 193 points in their nihe games, 30 touchdowns and 13 points (after, for an average of 21.4 point* per contest. The biggest scoring night of the season was the eight-touchdown, 50-0 romp over Bluffton. The team was not held scoreless in any of their nine games, and only twice held to one touchdown, A rugged defensive team allowed 97 points in nine games, an average of 10.7 points per game. After the first three games, however, the defensive team, led by Steve Hazelwood, Tom Macklin, Manny Ybarra, Jerry Egly, John Eichenauer, Sam Blythe, and others, gave up just 34 points in the final six games, or less than six points a contest. 1 In those final six games, Decatur posted three shutouts, allowed six points in one game, seven in another and 21 to Kendallville. The three teams that defeated Decatur had.a combined season record of 22-4-1. After racking up 34 points in the jamboree, Decatur beat Auburn 21-13, and then lost to Garrett, 22-6, and New Haven 28-12, before reeling off three straight wins, 27-6 over Portland, 50-0 over Bluffton and 25-0 over Kendallville. Then came the heart-breaking 21-20 loss to Kendallville, before wins over Concordia, 7-0, and Angola 25-7 in the season finale.' Following are the individual scoring, with touchdowns, extra points, NEIC total and overall total. TD EP CT OT Elliott 10 2 50 62 Anspaugh 5 9 37 39 Melchi ....I. 5 9 37 39 B. Blythe 3 0 12 18 Ladd 3.0 18 18 Lehman 2 0 12 12 S. Blythe 10 6 6 Custer 10 6 6

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Steelers Beat Browns Sunday In NFL Feature By NORMAN MILLER UPI Sports Writer The National Football League stages the game-of-the-year next Sunday in Chicago and a few million fans are wondering just what the Green Bay Packers’ super-team will dd against the Bears’ amazing defense. Defense? That’s the fad among the best NFL clubs as the season goes into its 10th week with two-team ties for first place in both divisions. The rough-tough Pittsburgh Steelers put forth their best defense to upset Jimmy Brown and the Cleveland Browns, 9-7, Sunday and throw the Eastern Division into a four-team ratrace. The New York Giants (7-2) pulled even with the Browns for the lead by drubbing the Philadelphia Eagles, 42-21. The Bears had little except defense, as they held the Los Angeles Rams to a net total of 88 yards (rushing and passing) and won, 6-0, on Roger LeClerc’s two field goals. The Packers’ defense kept the Minnesota Vikings in line until the champs pulled away in the second half on John Roach’s passes to win, 28-7. Green Bay and Chicago are tied with 8-1 records. Cards In Race The St. Louis Cardinals (6-3) remained in contention, only a game behind the deadlocked Browns and Giants, with a 24-20 victory over the Washington Redskins; the San Francisco Forty Niners upset the Dallas Cowboys, 31-24, and the Baltimore Colts edged the Detroit Lions, 24-21, in the three other games played. To get back to the Bears and Packers. They meet next week at Wrigley Field in a battle that should determine which will go on to win the Western title. The Bears won their first meeting, 10-3, on the opening Sunday of the season and Green Bay since has reeled off eight straight wins. Chicago has yielded only 82 points in nine games for one of the most remarkable defensive records in recent NFL history. The Bears’ defense is so good they can win without scoring a touchdown. They played ball control against the Rams Sunday and won on LeClerc’s field goals of 30 and 16 yards in the first and third periods. The Packers should have Bart Starr back next week but they certainly can’t complain about the fill-in job Roach has done for three games. Roach threw three touchdown passes after the Vikings had taken a firstperiod lead on Frank Tarkenton’s 18-yard toss to Paul Flatley. Hold Brown Down The Steelers (5-3-1) held Jimmy Brown to less than his usual rushing average before a crowd of 54,497 at Pitt Stadium. Ed Brown’s nine-yard pass to Gary Ballman in the final period produced the winning points. Brown set up that score with a 41-yard pass to Buddy Dial. Jimmy Brown gained 40 of his 99 yards during Cleveland's 74-yard touchdown march in the second period. Frank Ryan passed four yards to Gary Col- • tins for the score. The Steelers - scored two points in the third period when Brown was tackled in the end zone by Bob Schmitz while attempting a pass. Y.A. Tittle threw three touchdown passes, completing 16 of 20 attempts for 261 yards before retiring late in the third period. He also set up two other Giant touchdowns with long passes. Charley Johnson completed three touchdown passes as the Cardinals withstood Washington’s two-touchdown rally in the last period to win. The Cards’ final touchdown was set up when Washington’s Bobby Mitchell touched a St. Louis punt and rookie linebacker Larry Stallings fell on the ball on the Redskins’ 14-yard line. Johnson passed the remaining distance to Sonny Randle for what proved to be the winning score. • The Forty Niners overcame a three-touchdown, 460-yard passing performance by the Cowboys’ Don Meredith to win their second game of the season. Lamar McHan completed three touchdown tosses for San Francisco. Baltimore scored on each of its first four series of downs to go ahead 24-7 and then beat off Detroit’s late rush. Johnny Unitas threw two scoring passes and gained 376 yards. Earl Morrall threw for two Detroit scores and gained 296 yards. Hockey Results 1 National League Detroit 3, Montreal 0. Boston 4, Chicago 2.

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Commodores at Larwill Friday Yellow Jackets at Adams. Central. Commodores vs Arcola at New Haven. Hoagland at Monmouth. Berne at Leo. BOWLING Classic League W L Pts. Leland Smith 1n5...22% 7% 29%. Leland Smith Life 18% 11% 29% Hammond Market 16 14 20 Reidenbach Equip. 15 15 20 Two Brothers .... 15 15 20 Decatur Farms ... 13 17 19 A. Schrock Builder 13% 16% 18% Gerber Market .. 12% 17% 17% Preble Garden ... 13 17 17 Citizens Tel. C 0... 11 19 13 High series: Bill Tutewiler 625 (198 , 243, 184); Bill Schlaudraff 601 (189, 193 , 219). High games: C. Melcher 210, W.- Gallmeyer 205, R. Scheumann 217, R. Mies 201, T. Fennig 224, 205, R. Ladd 200, 215, E. Hammond 204, L. Chrisman 211, 200, W. Frauhiiger 216, E. Anderson 204, E. Schindler 201, W. Shepherd 203, R. Lord 210. Coffee League W L Pts. Saucerettes 15 9 22 Instant 15 9 20 Perks 15 9 20 Cubes .... 14 10 20 Drips 15 9 19 Sippers 15 9 19 Cups 44 10 18 Sugar 12 12 18 Warmers 12 12 16 Spoons 11 13 15 Coasters 9 16 10 Dqnkers -... 8 16 10 Cream.... 8 16 9 Caffeine 5 19 5 High series: K. Pageler 168, 168, 178 <514). High games: M. Tutewiler 184, 152; P. Kolter 181; S. Mutschler 176, 162, 154; T. Yost 175; M. Merriman 174, 152; L. Gehrig 168, 161; J. Voglewede 166, 161; A. Baker 162; C. Bassett 162: M. Reef 160; S. Springer 159, 159; W. Rafert 155; C. Hook 152, 150. C. Schafer 151; I. Schuster 151; T. Franklin 150: M. Geisler 155. Splits converted: L. Swearingen 6-7, M. Tutewiler 3-10, M. Gantz 9-10, B. Shackley 3-9-10, R. Tumlin 5-8-10, E. Biiltemeier 3-10, W. Terhune 3-10 twice and 2- J. Corah 6-10, P. Kolter 3- J. Jackson 3-10, K. Wynn 5-10, JG. Krueckeberg 3-4-8-10. D. Johnson 5-7, G, Buckner 5-6-10, J. Lutes 6-7. Central Soya League Hootenannys 4 points, Bagdads 0; Orbits 4, Highwaymen 0: Feed Mill 3, Master Mixers 1: Hots 3, Alley Kats 1; Spares 2, Elevator 2; Rockets 2. Torpedoes 2; Lab 2, Pinsters 2; Wonders 2, Keystones 2. High games and series: Men— R. Christen 214-258 ( 620) ; P. Morgan 190-197-190 ( 577); T. Butler 175-195 (528); B. Cook 191-210-207 <608); H. Nash 185; B. Sittier 172; B. Shoup 184; L. Meyer 181-185-203 < 569); J. Bayles 179: D. Cochran 211 <537); J. Schlickman 174 • <5O8»; H. Mauller 185: D. Lengerich 192-180 (514); W. BedweU 176; K. Baumgartner 190-172 <516); J. Wendel 214 <524); C. Bluhm 170: B. Wendel 197-171 <524); D. Abbott 180-215 (553; P. Inniger 188; C. Lengerich 180; R. Canales 208: R. Gase 177; G. Ainsworth 189; V. Mclntosh 180: F. Bittner 174-—I72:—CL-Simons—lßs;- Br—Hoffman - 171-183-190 <544); C. Hirschv 181 (510); B. Feasel 174-172 (505). High games and series: Women —M. Simons 175; L. Mac-Lean 187: M. Schlickman 155; P«—Johnson 155-188 <461); I. Bowman 179 <450); J. Gerber 169; S. Keller 155-155 <452); K. Baumgartner 171; A. Sharpe 154. Coaches Named For North-South Game MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) — Rip Engle of Penn State and Charles McLendon of Louisiana State have been named to coach the North and South squads, respectively in the annaul Blue-Grey football game Dec. 28. Missouri Athletic Director Don Faurot, a former head couch, will aid Engle with the Blue team, and South Carolina's Marvin Bass will assist McLendon with the Gray squad. Hunting Season Is Opened In Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Indiana’s small game hunting sea son opened today as hunters went into the fields and woods tn .search of rabbits, quail, pheasants and Hungarian partridge. H. S. Basketball Huntertown 55, Avilla 42. '*• South Whitley 85. Huntington „ Twp. 69. - - Ligonier 90, LaGrange 89.

Spartans Take Over Lead In Big Ten Race CHICAGO (UPI) - Michigan State headed into the final two weeks of the season as the Big Ten's undisputed football .leader with a convincing demonstration that a good defense may be the shortest road to the Rose Bowl. The stubborn Spartans, who blanked, Purdue 23-0 Saturday, lead the league with a 4-D-l record and are closing in on a new Big Ten mark for defense.'They have allowed only six points per opponent in five league games and have yielded an average of less than 56 yards rushing per game. Minnesota’s 1962 Gophers hold the record of 58 yards per game. The Big Ten’s three-way tie for the lead vanished in Saturday’s cloud of fumbles and pass interceptions and so did its only perfect record when 111 i n-o is ■ bowed to Michigan 14-8. • In second place was Ohio State, which lofet a non-confer-cnce game with Penn State, 10- Illinois, a former member of the league-leading trio,, dropped to third with its first loss of the season. The Spartans, who meet Notre Dame in an extra-league tilt next weekend, are assured of at least a share of the lead through next weekend. Illinois faces Wisconsin at Madison, Wis., and Ohio State has a chance to move back into a tie in a game with Northwestern at Columbus, Ohio. In Saturday’s action, Michigan recovered four fumbles and intercepted two Illinois passes. But the fatal bobble came in the last six minutes of play when Wolverine John Rowser pounced on the ball to start the winning drive from the Illini 11- line. The Spartans capitalized on two fumbles and a pass inter- , ception. Allowing Purdue only 68 yards on the ground and 65 in the air. they scored a field goal and a touchdown following fumble recoveries and added a , final touchdown after an interception. Wisconsin moved into a respectable fourth place and Badger quarterback Harold Brandt, demoted to second string, apparently won back his starting slot in the 17-14 decision over Northwestern. -Brandt came off the bench in the final period and threw a 50yard scoring pass to tie the • score at 14-14. The southpaw '. thrower completed a 24-yard pass in a subsequent drive which ended in Dave Fronek’s 1 game-winning field goal. ■ lowa sophomore Gary Snook fired three touchdown passes in a 27-13 victory over' a bungling Minnesota team which -lost- possession twice on fumbles ’ and twice on pass interceptions. In the only other game, Indiana defeated Oregon State 2015 in a non-conference game. Pep Rally, Bonfire Here This Evening A pep rally and bonfire will be held this evening -to-kick off theDecatur high school basketball • season, the cheerleaders said this’ morning. The bonfire will be lit at 7:30 o’clock tonight at Worthman field, and a short pep session will be held. A sock hop will be hold at the school following the pep rally. Dirty Windshield Is Blamed For Accident A dirty windshield caused a one-car accident with damage estimated at $750 at 2:15 am. Sunday on a wet highway one-half mile east of Berne. i Brooks Wheeler, 46, of route 2. Berne, was uninjured as his car, headed east on state road 118, left the road, swerved back and off the road, sheering off a Citizens Telephone Co. pole, and 57 feet <>f fence, including five fence posts, at the Lawrence Eicher ifarm. ... .. The left door, right front fender. right rear tire, and lower rocker panels tygrg damaged. ' Deputy sheriff Warren Kneuss investigated. _ ‘ Pro Basketball Los Angeles 104, New York 79. I ~ . . MASONIC * EASTERN STAR and RAINBOW GIRLS FAMILY NIGHT Tuesday, Nov. 12 Pot Luck at 6:00 P. M. Home Talent Entertainment Regular Stated Meeting 7:30 P. M. Robert S. Workinger __W. M.

Mimawl Team Standings W L Pct. Adams Central — 2 0 1.000 Berne ——-, 0 0 .000 Commodores ...... 0 0 .000 Geneva .... 0 0 .000 Yellow Jackets... 0 0 .000 Monmouth 0 2 .000 — 000 — s*. ’Action really steps up in the young basketball season this week, as three more Adams county high school teams swing into the fray for the first time. — 000 — Five games are on the week's schedule, one Tuesday night and four Friday night. —■ 000 — The Decatur with a fine nucleus of regulars returning, will open their season on the road Tuesday night, playing at Larwill. The Commodores were handed a 74-55 setback by Larwill last season, and hope to even ’ the score Tuesday. — odo — Tlie Decatur Yellow Jackets, riddled by graduation last spring, and short on practice with the football season ended only 10 days ago. will open up Friday night, meeting the Adams Central Flying Jets at the Adams Central gym. — 000 — The Commodores will make their second start Friday, traveling to New Haven to meet the Arcola Aces. In addition to the two Decatur games Friday, the Berne Bears, defending sectional and regional champions, will also open their schedule Friday, travel- . ing to Leo to meet the Lions. The Monmouth Eagles round out the week’s card, entertaining their neighboring Wildcats from Hoagland at the Monmouth gym Friday. — 000 — Adams Central has moved out to a flying start with victories ov c r Leo and Monmeuth in their first two starts. On the other hand, Monmouth has dropped its first two games, to Adams Central and Ossian. The Eagles have a double incentive for victory Friday, as Hoagland handed the Eagles their only regular season setback last season. — 000 — ' The Geneva Cardinals will have plenty of practice time before their opener as they wait until Nov. 29 to launch their schedule, meeting. the Bryant Owls at Geneva. — 000 - Results one year ago this week: Larwill 74, Commodores 55. Berhe_B3. Pleasant Mills 66. _1 Commodores 49, Woodlan 45. Hoagland 57. Monmouth 56. Geneva 80. Montpelier 50. Crestview 63, Pleasant Mills 62. Hartford 66, Bryant 59. . — 000 — Urges Early Entry In Bowling Tourney The 54th annual Indiana bowling association tourney will be held at Michigan City March 7 through May 17, 1964. Entries will close Feb. 1. Irfical bowlers wishing to complete are urged to see or call Ted Eyanson before next Sunday to make early reservations, otherwise date and time will be assigned. HighSchoorFootbalt Calumet 7, Griffith 7. (tie). Indianapolis Sacred Heart 26. Indianapilis Charard 7. Evansville Mater Dei 18, Vincennes 0.

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Oilers Take East Division LeadlnAFL By 'United Press International The Houston Oilers finally gave the rookie from Missouri a chance to show ’em—and that's exactly what Bill Tobin did. He showed ’em what hobbled Bill Cannon hasn't been able to do all season—a ’ runner who could give the Oilers a balanced attack and take some of the pressure off passer George Blanda. The result today is that the Oilers hold undisputed possession of first place in the Eastern Division of the American Football League and have become clear-cut favorites to win their fourth straight divisional title. The San Diego Chargers gave the Oilers an assist with a 7-6 victory over the Boston Patriots in the lowest-scoring game in AFL history. Tobin. a 210-pound rookie from the University of Missouri who had gained a total of 95 " yards in 29 carries before Sunday’s game, scored three touchdowns and set up another in the Oilers' 31-27 triumph over the New York Jets. His 32-yard run to the seven-yard line setting up the Oilers' winning touchdown in the fourth period also was the longest run from scrimmage by a Houston back this season. Tobin’s heroics offset a brilliant performance by New York's Dick Wood, who threw scoring passes of 47, 7 and 12 yards. The Chargers retained their lead in the Western Division on the strength of a 27-yard firstperiod touchdown pass from To- u bin Rote to Lance Alworth and George Blair's conversion Gino Cappalletti put the Patriots' points on the scoreboard with . field goals of 35 and 25 yards but also missed three-point tries from 38, 37 and 55 yards. Jack Kemp threw three touchdown passes and ran 14 yards for a fourth touchdown to lead the Buffalo Bills to a 27-17 victory over the Denver Broncos in a Saturday night game. Frank Beard Wins First Golf Title PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD —Frank Beard, a fuzzy-cheeked golfer who looks younger than his 24 years, is in the big money—but suddenly—today. Bachelor Beard, who wears eyeglasses and looks rather scholarly, won his first pro golf tournament Sunday—he picked , up a $9,000 check for taking the first —annual Frank Sinatra Open with a 72-hole score of 278—six under par. Jerry a red-haired 28-year-old southern Californian, took second money of $4,600 by sinking an 11-foot birdie putt on the 18th green in the final round. Both Beard and Steelsmith shot 69s on the final day. Beard’s rounds were 68-72-69-69 —278, and Steelsmith's were 70-71-69-69—279. Two rather large money-win-ners — Dow Finsterwald and Mason Rudolph — finished in a tie for third at 280 and each won $2,800. Tommy Bolt had his troubles in the final round. His putter wasn't working well and he finished with a 283 on rounds of 69-73-67-74. ife won $1,760, Bolt had been tied for first after 54 holes with Beard, _____ Al Geiberger took fifth place and won $2,300 with a 282 total on rounds of 71-70-72-69. Sam Snead was far back with a 288 total and won only $272. Another large name. Tony Lerna, won $875 for 286.

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