Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 297, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1963 — Page 6

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Decatur Wrestlers Lose First Season Match To Muncie South Tuesday

A winning skein that began the 21st of November, came to an end Tuesday evening as the Decatur- high school wrestling team tasted defeat for the first time this season, losing a 31-9 decis.on to a rugged Muncie South squad. The loss was the first for the Decatur team after five consecutive wins, a streak which began with the opening night win over North Manchester, November 21. The loss doesn't take much luster from the local grapplers’ record, however, which now stands at 5-1. Coach Gary Giessler and his crew hit the road again this afternoon on another long trip, as they invade North Manchester in

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an attempt to get back on the victory trail. There were several contributing factors to the first loss last night, including a long, long bus ride. But the biggest factor was a powerful Muncie South squad. The Decaturites also dropped several close decisions. Myers Wins Gary Myers was the loije Decatur wrestler to post a victory in the match, as he came up with a 2-0 decision to keep his individual record unbeaten. Myers has now won five and fought to a draw at Noblesville. Dave Adams and Sam Baumann kept their records free of

a loss, however, as they both drew in their matches. Larry Reinking also came up with a draw against his opponent, which gives each team two points on j the team totals. S s Nelson started tne Southsiders on their way to victory when he - outpointed Tom Eyanson of Deca- - tur by a 6-2 count in the 95 weight. . Arthur Ybarra lost a close battle ] in the 103 weight, as Stuffel picked up three points in the final two-minute period for a 3-0 de- ? cision. ’ Reeves then handed Alan Kalvpr of Decatur his first defeat of the year, by- winning a 7-4 de- Z cision, with a three-point near- i

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fall being the deciding margin. This gave Muncie a 9-0 lead. Myers than got his dub on the! scoreboard with his two-point decision, getting the two points on a reversal in the second period, as he came up with a sterling performance. Adams Draws Adams then battled Patterson to a 7-7 draw in the 127 class. Adams took a 7-6 lead with an escape in the final period, but Patterson was awarded a point and the draw for having a minute more riding time. In the 133 division, Favors added five points to his team’s score as he pinned Lennie Corral of Decatur. It was the only pin of the night for the victors. Muncie boosted its lead to 19-5 as Terry won.a 7-3 decision over Neil Butcher of Decatur in the 138 weight, building up a 5-1 lead and hanging on for the win. Baumann, battling a bite from the flu bug, still managed tt> battle Zearbaugh to a 2-2 draw. Baumann got his two points on a near-fall; Zearbaugh received two

‘ 1 .K ■ fora — ■ Tim Magley and Adams of® South were tied 4-4 after the firsts period, but Adams got a in the second period and a near-§ pin in the final period for a 9-4 J decision. ~’ z • S .* ■ -to Loses Close Bout * X Deane Lehman lost a “toyghie” J in the 165 class, as he lost a 2-0 decision to Rhum. Rhum got his two points on a second period reversal to hand Lehman his first - defeat of the season. r Reinking then rallied in the 180 A class for a 3-3 draw that kepthis record for the year at 1-1-1. Trailing by three points, Reinking:, got a one-point escape and a two--point take--!own in the final per-? iod. Big Steve Hazelwood lost his first match of the year in the heavyweight class, dropping a 10-2 decision to Snyder. Hazelwood is still recuperating from a week-long flu battle, and was not up to par physically, but still gave his foe a good match. Summary: 95—Nelson (M) decisioned Ey-

I anson (D), 6-2. — : 103 — Stuffel (M) devisioned “ Ybarra (D), 3-0. : 112 — Reeves (M) decisioned Kalver iD>, 7-4. 120—Myers (D) decisioned Foreman (M), 2-0. 127—Adams (D) and Pattedson <M), 717 draw. 133—Favors (M) pinned Corral (D), first period. 138—Terry (M) decisioned Butcher (D), 7-3. 145—Baumann (D) and Zearbaugh (M), 2-2 draw. 154 — Adams (M) decisioned . Magley < D), 9-4. 165—Rhum (M) decisioned Lehman (D), 2-0. 180—Reinking (D) and Davidson (M), 3-3 draw. Hvyt.—Snyder, (M) decisioned Hazelwood (D), 10-2. Hockey Results International League Windsor 7, Port Huron 2. Toledo 9, Muskegon 3. H. S. Basketball ' Peru 63, Logansport 57. Roanoke 57, Rock Creek (Huntington) 55. Columbus 102, Franklin 49. Evansville Central 60, Evansville Bosse 50. Jeffersonville 70, Silver Creek 64. " Anderson 88, Madison Heights 46. Tell City 60, Huntingburg 54. Hammond 81, Whiting 63. Warsaw 72, Goshen 53.

Bishop Dwenger Wins Over Local Freshmen Bishop Dwenger, of Fort Wayne, edged the Decatur high school freshmen by a 34-31 score in a game played Tuesday evening in the local gym. The battle was a nip and tuck affair, with the lead see-sawing throughout the contest. Dave Spiegel led the Decatur scorers with eight tallies Rick Hullinger added seven, Tom Hower and Dave Anderson contributed six each and Bill Brown four. Schieder, with 13 points, and Shields, with 10, led the winners. Bishop Dwenger is the new Fort Wayne Catholic School which has just freshmen now. The team is coached by Rev. John Gillig, who is also the athletic director. Rev. Gillig is a Decatur native and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gillig, 612 N. Second St. The freshmen A and B teams will both be in action Thursday at the local gym, playing Huntington. The first game is slated to start at 6:30 p.m. Monmouth Wins In Grade School Game Monmouth whipped Northwest —by a 44-20 score in a sth and *>th grade basketball game Tuesday. The winners built up a 25-12 halftime lead and went on to record the victory. Joumay’s 17 tallies paced Monmouth, and Curt Gerig’s six points were high for Northwest. Winners Are Listed In Lutheran League Bethlehem downed Preble and Friedheim bested Decatur Zion, in Lutheran League games this past weekend. Bethlehem was led by a sterling 32-point performance by G. Graft in its 42-32 win over Preble. J. Reinking topped Preble with 11 tallies. Friedheim beat Decatur by a 45-39 count, despite a 23-point spree by Thieme. L. Fuhrman topped the winners with 17 and D. Conrad added 10. Schnepf chipped in with 10 for the losers. Friedheim FG FT TP Fuhrman 8 1 17 Conrad 4 3 11 Ehlerding ... 3 0 6 Schueman 0 3 3 Nuerge 2 4 8 Erxleben 0 0 0 Miller 0 0 0 Totals 17 11 45 Decatur FG FT TP Thieme 11 1 23 Steele . 3 0 6 Schneph .5 0 10 Miller , 0 0 0 Bultemeier 0 0 0 Totals ...1.-... 19 1 39 Bethlehem FG FT TP Kaltwasser,.... 0 0 0 Dettmer .... 0 0 0 Meyer 4 0 8 T. Graft 0 0 0 R. Graft 13 6 32 Grewe 0 0 0 Stoppenhagen 0 0 0 Werling 0 0 0 Totals 18 6 42 Preble FG FT TP Bulmahn 1 2 0 4 • Verrome 2 0 4 T. Hoffman 0 0 0 M. Hoffman 2 0 4 Rekwoeg Bieberich 11 3 Wefel 2 0 4 Reinking 5 1 11 Reinhart 0 0 0 Totals 15 2 32

Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Wednesday Huntington Catholic at Co mmodores. Thursday Adams Central at Berne. Monmouth at Monroeville. Friday Bluffton at Yellow Jackets. Geneva at Hoagland. Saturday Selma at Geneva. BOWLING K. of C. League W L Pts. Lengerich Butcher 27% 17% 38% Jack & Jerry’s — 25 20 34 New York Life .. 25 20 33 Baker Plumbing .. 21% 23% 30% Villa Lanes 22 23 28 Main Auto.... 22 23 27 Girardot’s 19 26 26 Baken Painters .. 18 27 25 High team series — Main Auto 2418, Girardot’s 2239, Jack and Jerry’s 2236. High team games — Girardot’s 850, Main Auto 832-811. High games — Cy Becker 213, Frank Young 213, Shorty Reuille 201, Bob Meyer 290. V Women’s Town & Country W L Pts. Smith Pure Sealed 27% 17% 38% Kent Realty 25% 19% 35% West End Rest. -25 20 35 First State Bank —25 20 34 Myers Florists .. 25 20 34 Kohne Painters — 25 20 33 Petrie Oil ....'— 25 20 31 Treon Poultry 24 21 31 Harman Beauty —23 22 30 Budget Investment 21 24 29 Hobbs Upholsterers 21% 23% 27% Arnold Lumber — 22% 22% 27% Krick - Tyndall „ 19% 25% 27% Citizens Tele. 18 27 24 Giardot’s Standard 17% 27% 21% Gerber’s Market .. 16 29 21 High series — Vi Smith 186-217-145 ( 548), Marty Reef 178-171-180 ( 529), Lois Gehrig 211-160-152 (535), Betty Drake 176-174-157 (507). High games — M. W. Ladd 168178, G. Reynolds 177, D. Hoile 171, P. Affolder 169, S. Chilcote 162, E. Fleming 162, V. Williamson 165, M. O. Ladd 161-178, M. Smitley 169, M. Teeple 163, A. Harman 165, S. Springer 177, M. Kreuckeberg 185, R. Frauhiger 198, M. Bashara 177, N. Bodie 163, H. Bracey 184, P, Johnson 170-279, B. Kreuckeberg 175, I?" Grabner 160, L. Clay 166, J. Conrad 163. ...» ■ -> ’ High team series — Kohne 2218, First State Bank 2334. Solits converted — M. Koos 3-6-8 and 3-10, C. Baker 5-7, B. Drake 3-10 three times, E. Kintz 2-7, F. Reidenbach 3-10, J. Pickford 3-10, E. Strickler 3-10, E. Reynolds 3-10, M. Reef 5-7, A. Hite 3-10, L. Mac Lean 3-10, B. Snfitley 5-10, R. Barkley 3-10, M. Harman 5-7 twice and 3-10, M. O. Ladd 3-10 and 3-7-8-10, M Gay 6-7, D. Hole 3-10, P. Affolder 3-10, V. Gallmeyer 6-7-10, D. Hoile 5-8-10. M. Lister 3-10, d. Reynolds 4-7-9. DHS Junior Giris W L Gutter Gang 11, 3 Baggy Bowlers 11 3 Wacky Bowlers 10 4 Alley Cats 8 6 FBI 8 6 Gutter Bugs 6 8 Rollettes 5 9 Strike Outs 4 10 Lucky Strikers 4 10 Petticoat Bowlers .... 3 11 High games — K. Barkley 143, L. Brodbeck 122, I*. Heare 148, L. Wangston 127.

Monmouth Frosh, Junior High Win The Monmouth freshmen and junior high were winners in a pair of games with Decatur Catholic’s frosh and St. Joe. The games were played in the Decatur Catholic gym Manday evening. The Monmouth junior high defeated St. Joe, 39-23, while the freshmen whipped Decatur by a 52-31 score. The freshman win was the third in five games for Monmouth, and the junior high victory was their second in five games. Buuck led the winning frosh with 11 tallies, while Kable and McGill totaled seven each to pace Decatur Catholic. CONCORD RING SIOO.OO IRtaf Mtosfed to datoM. BOWER Jewelry Store Authorised Artcwd <—'* S

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Draw Pairings For Four-Team Ossian Tourney Pairings were announced today for the four-team invitational tourney which will be held at the Ossian high school gym Friday and Saturday, January 10 and 11, in which the Adams Central Flying Jets and the Monmouth Eagles* will compete. The opening game, at 7 p. m. Jan. 10, will pit the Lancaster Central Bobcats against the Ossian Bears, followed at 8:15 by Adams Central and Monmouth. The Friday night losers will meet in the consolation game at 7 p. m. Jan. 11, followed by the championship encounter between the Friday night winners. Season tickets, good for both nights, will be priced at $1.50, while single session tickets will - be sl. Season tickets will go on sale at each school, with the Monmouth sale opening Monday, Jan. 6. - Officials for the Friday night session will be Roy Kilby and Gary Janeway, and the Saturday night officials will be Everett Campbell and Dave Habegger. Second Team Tourney Plans were also announced today for a four-team invitational second team tourney, to be played Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 6 and 7. Competing reserve teams will „bfe from Adams Central, Monmouth, Berne and Geneva. 'The drawing for this tourney will be held shortly before the opening session. The opening games will be played at the Monmouth gym at 6:30 and 7:30 p. m. Jan. 6. First night losers will meet in the consolation game at 6:30 p. m. Jan. 7 at the Adams Central gym, followed by the championship tilt. Admission for each session will be 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults. Officials will be Gene Wiley and Ward WeiseL Pairings Are Made For Reserve Tourney Pairings for the four-team reserve tourney at Bluffton, Jan- ' uary IM, ’ Were announced this morning by Decatur athletic director Robert Worthman. The Yellow Jacket reserves will . meet’ Portland at 9:30 a.m., in the first game, and Bluffton and Hartford City will tangle at about 10:30 a.m. The morning lo&rs 1 o’clock in the afternoon, with will play a consolation affair at the championship game slated to begin about 2 o’clock. Tickets on sale at the door are priced at 25 cents. Pro Basketball Boston 131, Baltimore 114,.... Detroit 107, New York 103. San Francisco 110, St. Louis 106. FOR EVERY z// OCCASION . . . /// BRUNSWICK -Jfs' J BOWLER / ACCESSORIES Z Sleek. whit* and black Ui Pro-Modal ball .. . all 134 95 Roomy, genuine cowhide. ®r Champion bag sl9 95 ■Vt! Comfortable. ’ .< Monza shoal _— $12.95 Select your ■ ifta from America’* largest and .— finest line of /Az lt ’VN bowler acces- / ~ yA series., Shoes /> • ejL,’ kA from $6.95/ IV' Ball* from •/ $24.95/Bag* from $3.95. * - '- ThlUlAWick E> ACCESSORY DEALER QQ Buuuwick 1 Gift Certificate g $5.00 GIFT Coupon Books Also Available I VILLA LANES U.S* 224