Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 283, Decatur, Adams County, 2 December 1963 — Page 7

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1963

Army And Navy Clash Saturday In Top Feature By FRED DOWN UP! Sports Writer Army and Navy will meet next Saturday in the annual interservice classic which they regard as the beginning and the end of their seasons, but for the third time in seven years the game will be “bigger than both of ’em” as far as the rest of the country is concerned. Because behind the pageantry and the traditional pomp will be the possibility that this year’s Army-Navy game will create a head-on meeting in the Cotton Bowl between the nation’s first and second-ranked college football teams. Texas, rated No. 1 by the UPI board b£ coaches, has already earned a Cotton Bowl berth on the strength of its perfect season and Southwest Conference championship. And now it’s up to Jolly Roger Staubach and his Navy cohorts to beat Army and win the secondranked Middies an invitation to , oppose the Longhorns on New Year’s Day. Bowl Lineups The other big New Year’s Day berths were resolved Saturday as follows: —Washington defeated Washington State, 16-0, and was selected by the Big Six to face Big Ten champion Illinois in the Rose Bowl. —Mississippi and Alabama were matched in the Sugar Bowl despite disappointing windups of their campaigns. —Auburn beat Alabama, 10-8, and won the right to oppose Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Fullback Junior Coffey scored two touchdowns on short plunges to lead Washington to its victory while Auburn tallied its points on a 32-yard field goal by Woody Woodall and Mailon Kent’s eight-yard scoring pass. Mississippi State scored a moral victory when it battled Mississippi to a 10-10 tie but Ole Miss’ disappointment was eased immediately after the game when it was invited to New Orleans, La., to play Alabama. * - Anothei Bowl Settled Still another bowl berth was resolved when Baylor defeated Rice, 21-12, and accepted a bid to the Dec. 21 Bluebonnet Bowl game in Houston, Tex. Don Trull scored three touchdowns and completed 18 of 33 passes to set new season records of 160 completions and 2,047 yards gained. Randy Egloff scored on runs of five and two yards to lead Yale to a 20-6 victory over Harvard in the big eastern traditional battle. Ih other games, Lehigh downed Lafayette, 15-8, Memphis State beat Houston, 29-6, Texas Christian topped Southern Methodist, 22-15, Oklahoma routed Oklahoma State, 34-10, Tennessee downed Vanderbilt, 14-0, Stanford topped California, 28-17, Southern California toppled UCLA, 26-16, Oregon beat Oregon State, 3114, Ohio State edged out Michigan, 14-10, Georgia Tech scored a 14-3 victory over Georgia, Holy Cross upset Boston College, 9-0 and Pitt defeated Miami, 31-20. H S. Basketball Fort Wayne Concordia 82, Kendallville 52. Columbia City 62, Angola 55. Auburn 85, Portland 70. Huntington 62, Elmhurst 54. Hartford City 101,. Pennville 53. Indianapolis Tech 76, Southport .Madison Heights 75, Shelbyville 64. Anderson 87, Muncie South 65. Lafayette 57, Lebanon 44. Marion 72, Hagerstown 66. Tipton 95, Kokomo 75. South Bend Central 59, Hammond 52. Elkhart 77, Penn 61. Mishawaka 82, Peru 52.

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SPORTS

Week's Schedule ' Os Adams County Basketball Teams Tuesday Berne at .Yellow Jackets. Friday Fort Wayne Central Catholic at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Monmouth. Dunkirk at Adams Central. Berne at Lancaster Central. Saturday Monmouth at Elmhurst. Geneva at Madison Twp. Boston Ties ■. ‘ \ Houston For Lead In AFL By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer Babe Parilli survived a case of “rabbit ears” and now can relax from hometown Boston jeers while he tries to steer the Patriots to an Eastern Division title in the American Football League. Parilli, beset by Beantown taunts of “take him out,” quarterbacked two touchdown drives in the second half against Buffalo Sunday for a 17-7 victory and a first place tie with Houston. San Diego helped set up the deadlock by clobbering Houston, 27-0, while New York edged into the tight, Eastern .picture by disposing of Dansas City, 17-0, to move within a half-game of the lead. Boston plays its “crucial” game against the Oilers in Houston next Sunday and closes out the season at Kansas City on Saturday, Dec. 14. So any future booing of Parilli by the Boston fans will have to be directed at their home television screens. Parilli connected on a 44-yard scoring pass to halfback Larry Garron to tie Buffalo at 7-7 in the third period and then put the Patriots ahead by scoring on a twd-yard keeper play. Gino Cappeletti added an insurance field goal from the 43-yard line in the fourth quarter. Cookie Gilchrist climaxed an 80-yard Bill drive in the second period when he bucked over from the one for Buffalo’s lone -touchdown. Keith Lincoln and Paul Lowe generated a San Diego attack against Houston that gave the Chargers a two-game lead in the Western Division. Lincoln, who gained 102 yards, penetrated the Oiler defense for a 15yard touchdown romp in the first period and Lowe went over from the two in the second quarter. * George Blair booted field goals of 42 and 20 yards and Lance Alworth tallied on a 22yard pass from Tobin Rote to close out the San Diego scoring. New York shut out an opponent for the first time in four years of AFL play and the Chiefs, under Dallas and Kansas City franchises, suffered their first whitewash in 54 league games that included the 1962 championship playoffs, Defensive back Bill Baird set up the first Jet TD by returning a missed Kansas City field goal try 60 yards. Dick Wood followed with a 20-yard scoring pass to Don Maynard. Decatur Golf Course Closed For Season Luke Majorki, manager-pro of the Decatur Golf course, announced this morning that the course has been officially closed for the season. However, the pro shop will be open until Dec. 24. Majorki will be at the shop Saturday and Sunday afternoons or may.be contacted at phone 3-2424.

rySpmr-i Team Standings W L Pct. Adams Central Geneva 1 0 1.000 Commodores 2 2 .500 Monmouth .... 2 2 .500 Berne 0 2 .000 Yellow Jackets 0 2 .000 —-000— A highly interesting schedule of seven games, scattered over three nights, is in the cards for Adams county high school basketball teams this week, with Interest bound to pick up rapidly. —■oOo— i One of the top battles_ of every season is coining np in Tuesday’s lone encounter, when the arch rival Decatur Yellow Jackets and the Berne * Bears tangle on the Decatur floor. Both teams have been defeated in their first two starts, and both will be plenty hungry for their first victory tomorrow night. They should be hanging from the rafters! -rOOo— Both ) Decatur teams will be in the spotlight Friday night, one at home and the other mighty close to home. The Jackets will host the Fort Wayne Central Catholic Irish at the Decatur gym, while the Commodores will travel only out to Monmouth to meet the Eagles in another rivalry scrap. The undefeated Adams Central Flying Jets, really flying with five consecutive victories, take on an always tough Dunkirk quintet at the Adams Central gym. In the fourth Friday contest, the Berne Bears will travel to Lancaster Central. Two interesting tussels are also on the card Saturday. The Monmouth Eagles will take on the big Elmhurst Trojans at Elmhurst, and the Geneva Cardinals, who won their season opener last Friday, meet Madison Twp. at the Jay county team’s gym. The drawing for the holiday tourney to be played at the Decatur gym Thursday and Friday nights, Dec. 26 and 27, wifl be held at the Decatur Catholic high school athletic office the afternoon of Dec. 10. The Commodores will be . hosts for the tourney, which win also feature the Geneva Cardinals, Madison Twp., and Gray,.both of Jay county. Results one year ago this week: Berne 69, Yellow Jackets 60. Adams Central 64, Rockcreek 47 Monmouth 65. Commodores 50. Fort Wayne Central Catholic 82, Yellow Jackets 64. Berne 62, Lancaster Central 41. Fort Wayne Concordia 79, Yellow Jackets 68. Adams Central 61, Pleasant Mills 45. Pro Football NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct PF PA New York .... 9 3 0 . 750 371 249 Cleveland ,‘9 3 0 .750 306 204 St. Louis 8 4 0 .667 279 241 Dallas 3 9 0 .250 258 330 Wash 3 9 0 .250 345 327 Phila. 2 8 2 . 200 215 309 Western Division W L T Pct PF PA Chicago 9 1 2 .900 250 123 Green Bay -.921 .718 317 175 Baltimore 6 6 0 .500 256 259 Los Angeles -. 5 7 0 .417 180 300 Detroit 4 71 .364 274 231 Minnesota 471 .364 265 336 San Fran. .... 1 10 0 .167 174 343 Sunday’s Results Baltimore 36, Washington 20. Pittsburgh 20, Philadelphia 20 (tie). Chicago 17, Minnesota 17 (tie). Cleveland 24, St. Louis 10. - New York 34, Dallas 27. Los Angeles 21, San Francisco 17. Thursday’s Results Green Bay 13, Detroit 13. (tie). AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct PF PA Boston 6 5 1 .545 278 194 Houston 6 5 0 .545 211 25< New York .... 5 5 1 .500 225 287 Buffalo 5 6 1 .455 240 267 Western Division W L T Pct PF PA San Diego 9 2 0 .818 294 180 Oakland 7 4 0 .636 235 175 Kansas City .. 2 7 2 .286 212 239 Denver 2 8 1.200 229 328 Sunday’s Results Boston 17, Buffalo 7. San Diego 27, Houston 0. New York 17, Kansas City 0.

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Jimmy Brown Sets New NFL Season Record By NORMAN MILLER UPI Sports Writer Jimmy Brown rode to glory by land and Y.A. Tittle through the air, but rookie Ron Vanderkelen scrambled his way to fame, just like he did in the last Rose Bowl game. All in all, It was a hectic National Football League Sunday that produced two records, two tie games and the further tightening of both conference races. Brown gained 179 rushing yards in the Cleveland Browns* 24-10 victory over the St Louis Cardinals and set a new NFL single-season record of 1,677. He broke his own mark of 1,527 gained in 1958. Tittle’s winning 17-yard touchdown pass to Del Shofner in the New York Giants’ 34-27 triumph over the Dallas Cowboys gave him a career record of 197 TD tosses, one more than the old mark set by Bobby Layne. The Cleveland and New York wins kept them tied atop the Eastern standings with 9-3 records while St. Louis dropped back to third with 8-4. ..... ! VanderKelen Shines Os less permanent significance, but just as heroic among the day’s achievements, was the emergency performance of VanderKelen in the Minnesota Vikings’ 17-17 tie with the favo red Chicago Bears. In Sunday’s other games, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Philadelphia Eagles battled to a 20-20 tie; the Baltimore Colts trounced the Washington Redskins, 36-20; and the Los Angeles Rams defeated the San Francisco Forty Niners, 21-17. The Bears, with a record of nine victories, one defeat and two ties, compared to the Green Bay Packers’ nine victories, two losses and one tie, now cannot afford another defeat. •VanderKelen got his chance to play against the Beats when Fran Tarkenton was injured early in the game. The former Wisconsin star set up Minnesota’s first touchdown with a 30yard pass to Gordon Smith. VanderKelen then completed a 53-yard pass to Smith for the first touchdown pass of his pro career. - — Bean Battle Back The Bears battled back in the second half, however, to wipe out that 17-3 halftime deficit. Billy Wade went over on a oneyard buck after a Viking punt gave the Bears possession on Minnesota’s 49-yard line and his eight-yard scoring pass to Joe Marconi tied the game with 7:49 remaining. Jimmy Brown broke his rushing record with a 61-yard bolt in the first period. He scored two touchdowns on short carries to give the Browns a 21-3 halftime lead and they coasted home from there. Frank Ryan parsed 23 yards to Rich Kreitling for Cleveland’s first touchdown. New York, harrassed during the first half by a fierce Dallas defense and the rushing of Don Perkins and Amos Marsh, battled back from a 27-14 halftime deficit to win. Three of Tittle’s passes were intercepted during the first half before he rallied the Giants. Steelers Rally A 24-yard field goal by Lou Michaels with 40 seconds remaining enabled to tie Philadelphia and remain in the running. It was the Steelers’ third deadlock this season, and second against the Eagles. The Steelers trailed 17-3 entering the final quarter but battled back on a pair of touchdown passes from Ed Brown to Gary Ballman. Johnny Unitas, in one of his old-time performances, completed 24 of 37 passes for 355 yards in Baltimore’s win over Washington. He threw for three TD’s and set up another touchdown and two field goals with his passes. The Rams made it five wins in their last seven games when Dick Bass scored two second-; period touchdowns and Art Perkins added another in the win over San Francisco. The win assured Los Angeles of its best record in five seasons. Wrestlers To Meet New Haven Thursday The unbeaten Decatur high school wrestling team will face its stiffest opposition of the young season Thursday night in a match with New Haven. The meet will be held in the Decatur gymnasium, beginning at 7 o'clock Thursday evening. Admission is only 25 cents. The Decatur team, with a 47-5 victory over the North Manches'ter and a 38-17 win over Noblesville, „is looking- for its initial win over New Haven. Starting their third season of competition, Decatur’s grapplers have never beaten a New Haven squad.

Booster Club Plans Basketball Awards 1 ■ ■■ . . . L.^._, .-r-Tr-jy Fred Isch, president of the Decatur high school Booster club, announced this morning the club’s awards program for basketball. Following a conference with coach Bill McColly, the awards committee has decided on an addition to the club’s basketball awards. In addition to a most valuable player award, and an award for the most rebounds gained during the season, the club will also award a plaque to the player with the best free throw shooting percentage during the year. The club makes its basketball awards at the annual D-Club ban* quet in the spring. When the Booster club began making its basketball awards several seasons ago, a trophy for rebounding was decided to be given along with the MVP award. It was felt that the rebounding award would encourage players to excell in this important phase of tiie game. Free Throw Plaque For this same reason, encouraging extra work and practice, it has been decided to award a plaque for the best free throw shooting percentage for this season. 0 .., The awards committee will meet with McColly in the very near future to set up regulations for the free throw award, such as a minimum number of attempts to be eligible, etc. The awards will be made at the spring D-Club banquet, following the close of the basketball season. Wrestling awards will also be made at that time. Freshmen Playing At Columbia City The Decatur high school freshman A and B teams will both be in action this evening in a doubleheader at Columbia City. The first game is scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m. College Basketball Indiana 80, Southern Illniois 65. Illinois 59, Butler 52. Michigan 90, Ball State 76. Earlham 77, DePauw 69. Indiana Tech 92, Anderson 77. Taylor 98. Kentucky State 79 Valparaiso 97, Northern Illinois 62. Goshen 101, Concordia 79. Kalamazoo 85, Manchester 74. Kent State 77, Indiana State 67. Oakland City 64, Franklin 62. Villa Maddona 68, St. Joseph’s 67. North Carolina State 69, VMI 57 West Virginia 67, Furman 65. Duke 92, Penn State 62. Louisville 113, Georgetown 82. Toledo 96, Tulane 60. Michigan State 109, Northern Michigan 86. Ohio State 68, California Davis Branch 42. Northwestern 80, Western Michigan 78. DePaul 80, North Dakota 50. Minnesota 76, Kansas State 66. Cincinnati 101, George Washington 65. St. Louis 100, North Dakota State 64. Bradley 83, Hardin-Simmons 63. Dayton 85, Akron 64. College Football Purdue 21. Indiana 15. Ohio State 14,' Michigan 10. Missouri 9, Kansas 7. Dartmouth 22, Princeton 21. Lehigh 15, Lafayette 8. Holy Cross 9, Boston College 0. Pittsburgh 31, Miami (Fla). 20. Auburn 10, Alabama 8. Memphis State 29, Houston 6. Mississippi 10, Mississippi State 10 (tie). Georgia Tech 14, Georgia 3. Florida 7, Florida State 0. Tennessee 14, Vanderbilt 0. Texas Christian 22, Southern Methodist 15. Baylor 21, Rice 13. Oklahoma 34, Oklahoma State 10. Stanford 28. California 17. Southern California 17. Southern California 26, UCLA 6 Washington 186, Washington State 0. Oregon 31, Oregon State 14. Truck Tires Theft Reported To Police Donald Smith. 236 N. 12th St., resident, reported the theft of two expensive truck tires to the city fxilice department Friday. Sometime during the hours of Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, two 1,000 x 20 tires and rims were stolen from two semi-trailer trucks parked In front of his home. TTiey were the spare tires on each vehicle, The tires and rims, property of Hammond Bros, fruit market, were valued at approximately >l5O each. ... t Vaccum Bottle To remove a corroded retaining cap on a vacuum bottle when you are replacing the glass filler, place a plywood, collar around the cap and damp in a vjse. Wrap some adhesive tape around the bottle to afford a good grip, and the retaining cap will unscrew readily.

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