Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 289, Decatur, Adams County, 9 December 1963 — Page 7

MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1963

PgW/i Team Standings W L Pct. Adams Central 6 0 1.000 MonmoUth *. 4 2 .667 Berne „ 2 2 .500 Geneva 11 .500 Commodores 2 3 .400 Yellow Jackets .... 0 4 .000 — 000 — Adams county high school basketball activity steps up considerably this week, with eight games on the schedule, crammed into two nights. Five contests are carded Friday night and three Saturday. , — 000 — The Decatur Yellow Jackets, witdess in four starts, have the toughest assignment, opening their Northeastern Indiana conference schedule with a pair of road games, playing at Columbia City Friday night and at Fort Wayne Concordia Saturday night. — 000 — The Decatur Commodores with a 2-3 record, will meet on alumni quintet Friday night at the Decatur gym in the Commodores’ only game of the week. In Friday’s, other encounters, the unbeaten Central, Roanoke will be at Monmouth, and Berne and Geneva will clash at Berne. s — 000 — In addition to 'the Jackets’ game at Concordia, Saturday will also find Adams Central playing at Woodlan, and Monmouth hosting Eastside, formerly Butler. — 000 — Feature of last week’s firing was Monmouth’s victory over the Elmhurst Trojans Saturday. The Trojans, boasting one of the biggest teams in the area, had lost only to Huntington before the Eagles knocked them over Saturday. Also Saturday, the Geneva Cardinals, playing only their second game of the season, were handed their first defeat, an overtime loss to Madison township. — 000 — Five Northeastern Indiana conference games are on tap this week. In addition to the two Decatur games, Friday night will send Elmhurst to Angola, Auburn tp Garrett and New Haven cordj*—.,, » - r NEIC Standing W L Pct. Elmhurst. 1.0 1.000 New Haven 1 0 1.000 Columbia City —.2 1 .667 Concordia 2 1 .667 Angola ... 11 .500 Kendallville 11 .500 Decatur ... 0 0 .000 Auburn ... 0 1 .000 Bluffton ....0 1 .000 Garrett ... 0 2 .000 — 000 — Results one year ago this week: Commodores 54, Peasant Mills 52 (double overtime). Redkey 84, Hartford 81. Columbia City 67, Yellow Jackets 46. Monmouth 81, Hartford 50. Adams Central 55, Ossian 52. Berne 84, Geneva 64. Pleasant Mills 71, Petroleum 49. Berne 77, Leo 54.

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To Madison In Overtime ———— « Failure to cash in on free throws cost the Geneva Cardinals their first defeat pf the season Saturday night, with the Madison township club of Jay county racking up a 54-49 victory in an overtime battle. The Jay county quintet piled up a 14-8 lead in the first quarter, but the Cardinals came back to take a 23-21 advantage at the half. Geneva increased its lead to 3326 after three periods, but Madison came back to knot the score at 47-47 at the expiration of the regular playing time. The visitors collected seven points in the overtime session to only two for the Cardinals. Jerry Alberson, of Geneva, led all scorers with 18 points. Ron Bollenbacher added 14 and Mike Newcomer 11 for the Cardinals; who converted only 13 of 31 free throw chances. Kunkle topped Madison with 16 points and Denny Van Osdol counted 14. The Cardinals, with a season record of 1-1, will tangle with the Berne Bears at Berne Friday night. MADISON TWP. FG FT TP De. Van Osdale _j4 6 14 L. Carlin 2 15 Kunkle 6 V 4 16 Da. Van Osdalel3 5 R. Carlin 4 0 8 Theurer 2 2 6 TOTALS 19 16 54" GENEVA FG FT TP Bolleribacher 6 2 14 Ellenberger -... 0 2 2 McCabe 10 2 Newcomer 3 5 11 Lautzenheiser 10 2 Alberson 7 4 18 TOTALS 18 13 49 Officials: Swauger, Longnecker Preliminary Geneva, 49-32. Draw Is Announced For Portland Meet The Decatur Yellow Jackets will meet Portland in the second game of the annual holiday tourney, it was announced this morning by athletic director Bob, Worthmap, following a recent draw. Hertford City will meet Bluffton BLthe first game of the * opening foßfed, with Decatur and Portland to tangle in the second contest. The tournament will be playedFriday and Saturday, December 27 and 28 in the Portland high school bymijasium. The Hartford City-Bluffton game will begin at 7 p.m., with the Decatur-Port-land contest to follow. The Friday evening winners will battle for the championship in the second game Saturday, with the losers to meet in a consolation battle at 7 p.m. in the first game. Pro Basketball Saturday’s Results Cincinnati 116, New York 105. Boston 114, Baltimore 97. St. Louis 129, Philadelphia 120. Sunday’s Results Philadelphia 126, Cincinnati 116. San Francisco 114/ Los Angeles 112.

HKL . jF M ” IgEaWaM J ‘wF ' as '■- - - OVER YOU GO— Gary Myers of Decatur rolls his opponent in the 120 class over onto his back for the day’s quickest pin. • Myers pinned Saunders with 30 seconds left in the first period as Decatur’s squad rang up win number four without a loss Saturday.—(Photo by Mac Lean) —— ' / ■ ,

Eagles Down Elmhurst By I 52-48 Score j The Monmouth Eagles registered their fourth consecutive victory i Saturday night as they surprised j the favored Elmhurst Trojans, 5248, at the Elmhurst gym . ' I The win gave the Eagles a 4-2 season record, and for Elmhurst it was the second loss in five starts. "f i Saturday’s battle was close all the way. The teams were tied at 9-9 at the first quarter and the Trojans held a §cant two-point advantage, 24-22, at the half. The Eagles overcame a five-point deficit midway in the third period and the quintets were again knotted, 34-34 at the end of the quarter. Elmhurst was in front, 40-36, halfway through the final stanza but the Eagles scored six straight points to take the lead and stayed in front the rest of the way. Bob Brandt, veteran Monmouth guard, was the game’s top scorer with 17 points, the only Eagle, in double figures. Tom Mullans scored 10 to 1e a d Elmhurst. T.h e Eagles cashed 20 of 23 attempts from the free throw line, the trojans 14 of 23. The Eagles have a pair of home games this week, hosting Roanoke Friday night and- Eastside (Butler) Saturday night. . ~ . MONMOUTH FG FT TP Schieferstein ■3 2 8 Conrad 2 5 9 ‘ Liby -r_. 2 3 7 Hoilel 1 3 Brandt 5 7 17 Luginbill 0 0 0 Bienz 3 2 8 TOTALS 16 20 52 ELMHURST FG FT TP Dahman 2 0 4 Glass 2 1 5 Me Gregor _-_3 17 Barker .2 2 6 Finlayson .... 3 3 9

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■■ ■■ RIDE ’EM COWBOY— Tom Eyanson of Decatur rides Milano Mellon of Howe in the 95-pound weight division Saturday during the.match won by Decatur. Eyanson finally got the 82-pound Mellon on his back and pinned him in the second period.—(Photo by Mac Lean) 1

Robers 3 17 Mullans —— 2 6 10 TOTALS 17 14 48 Officials: Heaton, McCoy Preliminary Monmouth, 49-45 Pro Football . w „. NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pct PF PA New York L. 10 3 0 .769 415 263 Pittsburgh —. 7 3 3 .727 304 262 Cleveland 9 4 0 .692 316 242 St. Louis..— 9 4 0 .692 317 255 Dallas ... 3 10 0 .231 277. 354 Washington „ 3 10 0 . 231 250 371 Philadelphia . 2 9 2 .182 228 347 Western Division W L T Pct PF PA Chicago 10 1 2 .909 277 130 Green Bay ;_ 10 2 1 .833 348 189 Baltimore —7 6 0 .538 297 269 Los Angeles 5 8 0 . 385 194 331 Minnesota 4 8 1 .333 275 377 San Fran’co 2 11 0 .154 181 370 Sunday’s Results New York 44, Washington 14. Detroit 38, Cleveland 10. Chicago 27, San Francisco 7. St. Louis 38, Philadelphia 14. Baltimore 41. Minnesota 10. Pittsburgh 24, Dallas 19. Saturday's Results f Green Bay 31, Los Angels 14. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W L TPct PF PA Boston 7 5 1 .583 324 222 Houston . 6 6 0 .500 239 300 Buffalo ’_ 6 6 1 .500 295 281 New York .... 5 6 ! .455 239 332 Western Division W L T Pct PF PA San Diego .... 9 3 0 .750,321 221 Oaklank 8 4 0 .667 276 202 Kansas City .. 3 7 2 .300 264 M7 Denver 2 9 1.182 250 380 Sunday’s Results Boston 46, Houston 28. Oakland 41, San Diego 27. Buffalo 45, New York 14. Kansas City 52, Denver 21.

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’ ENTHUSED — Coach Gary Giessler, above, and Roy Kalver, below, show the tenseness of a heated battle in the 112-pbund class Saturday, won by Alan Kalver. Giessler shouts instructions to his wrestler, while hi:' father quietly, but with a Jot of motions, urges him to victory.—(Photo by MacLeant

Decatur Wrestlers Win Fourth In Row, Defeat ! . ' ■■■&...' ' ' ' •' ' - Howe Military Saturday

The Decatur high school wrestlers remained unbeaten Saturday, as they posted their fourth win without a loss by a convincing 426 score over Howe Military. Ten of the 12 Decatur starters were winners in the Saturday afternoon match, with six pinning their opposition for victories. In addition, six of the local grapplers, Alan Kalver, Gary Myers;" Dave Adams, Sam Baumann, Deane Lehman and Steve Hazel"wood, kept their individual unbeaten strings going. Hazelwood posted his fourth win with an easy 10-0 decision over Fox of the visitors, getting six points for a pair of near-pins. Lehman struck quickly against his foe, Gower, in a bruising battle, and pinned him with two seconds remaining in the first period. It was the second quickest pin of the day. * Quickest Pin Myers, who has three wins and a draw, got the quickest pin, needing just a minute and 30 secons of the first period to pin Saunders of Howe. All three of his wins have come by pinning his opponents. Baumann matched Lehman's time, as he pinned Heinisch with just two seconds left in the initial period. It was his fourth win, three by pins, .this season. Adams needed just 20 seconds of the second stanza to pin Marcus of the visitors, getting three points for a near fall in the first period. Kalver_ran into a tough foe, Henderson of Howe, but got two points for a takedown in the first period and two for a reversal in the third period, to chalk up a 4-0 decision. It was also his fourth win without a loss. Decatur jumped into a big lead tn a hurry in the match, as their St. Joe Is Winner Over Wabash Team The St. Joseph Pirates rallied in the second half to post a 49-38 win over St. Bernard of Wabash at the later’s gym Sunday afternoon. The St. Joe quintet trailed, 7-2, at the frist period break and 22-19 at halftime, but rallied to tie the score after three periods, and then outscored their opponents 17-6, in the final quarter for the victory. Rick Caciano paced the winner# With 18 tallies' and'Pat Baker added 12. Gormay paced St. Bernard with 11 and Buckley chipped in with 10. ST. JOE FG FT TP Cook f 1 3 Boch 2 0 4 Baker ... 4 4 12 Jackson 2 3 7 Caciano 7 4 18 Halikowski*.2 1 5 Schultz .......*0 0 0 Kohne 0 0 0 Geimer...,o 0 0 TOTALS 18 13 49 ST. BERNARD FG FT TP Dingledv . . 2 0 4 Buckley 5 0 10 Marsden .’ 1 0 2 HoeFor . 4 0 8 Driscoll 11 3 Gormay 4 3 11 TOTALS 17 4 38 Week's Schedule -. Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Alumni at Commodores. Yellow Jackets at Columbia City. Ossian at Adams Central. Roanoke at Monmouth. Geneva at Berne. Saturday Yellow Jackets at Fort Wayne Concordia. Adams Central at Woodlan. Eastside (Butler) at Monmouth.

first two_wrestlers, Tom Eyanson and Arthur Ybarra, were victorious by pins. Eyanson pinned Mellon, the visitor’s 82-pounder in the 95 weight, at 1:22 of the second period, after a rugged of the year when h? pinned Walter bout. Ybarra got his first win at 1:14 of thß, second period in the 103 class,! o J ~" Lennie Corral got his second win of the season when he hung up a 12-6 decision over Jackson in the 133 division, getting six points for a pair of near-pins. Reinking Easy Winner Larry Reinking gave a tremendous effort in the 180 weight, as he got a big total of 15 points for a 15-1 decision. Reinking got four near-pins. It was his third win of the year against a loss by a one-point decision. Howe got their six points with decisions in the 138 and 154 pound weights. Trailing by a 26-0 score, Daugherty got his team on the scoreboard with a 11-3 decision over Neil Butcher in the 138 class, a;; he jumped into a big 7-0 point lead with a takedown, reversal and near-fall. Mardirosian of the visitors got

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four points In the second period and hung on for a 7-4 decision over Tim Magley in the 154 class. Coach Gary Giessler and his grapplers will return to action Thursday, seeking their fifth win when„they travel to Fort Wayne to rpeet Central Catholic's squad. Saturday summary: 95—Eyanson (D) pinned Mellon <H', 0:38 of first period. (D) pinned Walter (H), 0:46 of first period. 112—Kalver (D) decisioned Henderson (H), 4-0. 120—Myers (D> pinned Saunders (H). 0:30 of first period. 127—Adams tD) pinner Marcus (H>, 1:40* of second period. 133—Corral (D) decisioned Jackson (H), 12-6. I 138—Daugherty (H) decisioned Butcher (D), 11-3. 145 — Baumann (D> pinned Heinisch (R), 0:02 of first period. 154—Mardirosian (H) decisioned Magley (£». 7-4. 165—Lehman (D> pinned Gower <H). 0:02 of first period. 180 — Reinking (D) decisioned Young (H), 15-1. Hvyt.—Hazelwood (D) decision* ed Fox .tH), 10-0.