Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 7, Decatur, Adams County, 9 January 1964 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JANUARY t, 1984

List Pairings For Wrestling Meet Saturday , Pairing for the four-team New Haven wrestling tournament Saturday were announced Wednesday afternoon by the host school’s athletic department. The Decatur wrestling team, which traveh to Muncie tonight to oppose Central, and New Haven, Howe Military, and Defiance, 0., compete in the meet. Decatur drew six foes from Howe Military, four from Defiance and two from New Haven in opening round matches in the morning. First round matches begin at 10 o’clock Saturday morning, and the finals are scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. Two matches will be held at a time, as there will be mats at both ends of the gymnasium. The first two matches will bring together foes in the 95-pound weight, with the next two pitting 103-pound wrestlers, and so on through the 12 weight divisions. ’"■'■’""’TH the afternoon, championship and consolation matches in each weight division will be wrestled at each end of the gymnasium. - ’ Point System Decatur coach Gary Giessler explained Wednesday afternoon the point system for the tournament ’ , The champion in •each division will win five points for his team, and the runner-up will earn three. The third place finisher in each weight, or winner of the consolation match, will be awarded one team point. In addition, each wrestler winning in the morning will be awarded one point for advancing into the final round. Also, any wrestler winning in the afternoon by pinning his foe, will be awarded one extra team point. Advancement Point As an example, if all 12 members of a team advanced to the final round, but all were defeated in the finals, the team would still be awarded 48 points, as each would be awarded three points for runner-up and one point for advancing to the final round. Alan Kalver and Dave Adams are? defending champions, although Adams is wrestling at a different weight this year. Kalver copped the 112 class last year and will be back to defend his laurels, while Adams won the 103 weight btft' 1S Wrestling at 127 this season. Mark Corral was the other local winner in the meet last season. The Decatur team is after its seventh win in eight matches this evening but will find the Muncie . Central opposition probably one of the toughest on the schedule..

BEGUM'S ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Save During This Storewide Event! BEGUN'S CLOTHING STORE OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ’til 9 P.M.

ARNOLD LUMBER CO., INC. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT til 9:00 P.M.

BOWLING REPORTS

DHB Girls Major ■ if W Lz Pts. Alley Cats2l 3 28 Gutter Balls .... 18 6 25 Hot Shots 16 8 21 Three D’s L. 14 10 17 Rollettes 12 10 17 Sugar Shax . 12 12 15 Magic Three 11 13 14 Holy Rollersll 13 14 Beggars 10 14 14 Lemon Three 9 9 12 Hillbillies 4 14 5 JD’s 0 24 0 High games — Susan Reynolds! 124, Linda Reidenbach 126-138-126,1 Sherry Price 124-148, Sally Walters 3 169-130, Diane August 128-122,3 Donna Birch 167-142, Sue 121, Glenda Scheiderer 138-121-120, | Debbie Strickler 138. Splits converted — Donna Birch 3 6-7, Sally Walters 5-6. Women’s Suburban a End of Ist Half W L Pts. i Hammond Bros. —4O 14 54 § Kelly Cleaners - 37% 19% 47% | Blackstone 34% 19% 47% r Preble Gardens .. 31 23 43 Pure Sealed Milk -28 •26 40 Bill’s Barn 30 24 39 Beavers Oil 25% 28% 36% Mirror Inn 28 26 35 Home Dairy .... 26% 27% 34% VFW -25% 28% 34% Duo Marine 25 29 33 Happy Humpty .. 24% 29% 30% ASCS 20 34 28 Zoss Chev.-Buick .. 20 34 -26 Evans Sales 19 35 23 :33 21* High games: P. Gaskill 161, S. 8 Keller 165-171, C. Bassett 146-156, 5 M. Laker 159, E. Laker 146-148,’ D. Maley 158-162, J. Bedwell 157-! 147, N. Markley 199-149, M. Harden 148-145, V. Jamison 159-166, C. Brown 148-167, J. Colclasure 149. J. Bush 180-182, J?” Pickford - 154-150, C. Pierce 146-151, C. Hook 160, L. Bodie 146-149-184 (479), B. Ainsworth 147, L. Girardot 198160 < 486). S. Wills 148, E. Hart 149, K. Kitson 161, B. Butler 176150, M. Simmons 172, M. Thornton 151, A. Ewell 146, S. Ross 155170, B. Feasel 154-154, M. Lovellette 151-173, E. Peters 151-174-162 (4871, K. Pageler 155, P. Botjer 149. P. Dick 154; V. Merriman 156-178. High team series — Zoss 2307, Beavers 2398, Pure Sealed 2613 (new high), Hammond 2382. Bill’s Barn 2415, VFW 2305, Preble 2339, Kelly 2442. Splits converted — S. Keller 3-5-7, E. Laker 5-6, J. Pickford 3-10, C. Hook 5-7, L. Bodie 5-7 apd 2-7, J. Reidenbach 3-10, J. Olalde 2-7, M. Lovellette 3-10, K. Pageler 5-7-9, V. Merriman 5-7,, R. Egley 5-7. Pro Basketball Los Angeles 136, New York 118. Baltimore 106, Detroit 99. Cincinnati 126, Philadelphia 110.

King and Queen League End of Ist Half W L Pts. Hoag-Landers .... 18 9 25 Lucky Strikes .... 16 11 23% Top Ten 18 9 23 Rinky Dihks 14 13 21 Big G’s — 16 11 21 Fuddie Duddies .. 14 13 20 Four Pins 14 13 19 Femdoc’s — 14% 12% 18% Pea Pickers 13 14 •18 Smocks 12 15 17 h Usn’s .. 13 14 16 |L & M .1 13 14 16 ißochaus Four ——9% 17% 13% I Pin-ups 10 17 12% In & W 10 17 12 I Fireballs 10 17 12 | High series — Men —R. Ladd 1 245-176-210 (631), R. Calclasure 1186-192 (541), B. Ross 177-193 1(536), B. K. Geisler 192-193 (532), Sl. Gage 199 (510), W. Lister 180 9(501). S High games — Men —T. Eady 1200, J. Engle 177, B. Tumbleson §l7B, J. Merriman 183, R. Merri§man 185, R. Heller 179-174, P. B. Porter 174. Women —J. Tumbleson 166, M. Ladd 175-157, M. Nash 162-153, M. Merriman 200, P. Affolder 194, J. Colclasure 153, E. Clark 154, V. Merriman 151198, D. Hoile 167-168, V. Gallmeyer 166, M. Geisler 161, B. Boch 160, M. Gage 155. Splits converted — Men — L. Spiegel 7-6-10, B. Ross 4-7-9-10, B. Tumbleson 6-10. Women — J. Kable 7-6-10, M. L. Ross 5-7. Sportsman League End of Ist Half W L Pts - Country Acres- 42 12 56 Uhrick Bros. 36 18 46 Margaret’s Case —3l 23 42 Villa Lanes 30 24 40 • Yost Const. —-26 28 36 Moose Progress 24 30 31 Bowers Bros. -— 16 38 21 Duo Rtlrine 13 41 16 High games — Dick Lengerich 222, Jim Hart 210, Jerry Geimer 200. High series — Dick Lengerich 580, Dick LaFontaine 559, Jerry Geimer 548, A. Fuelling 523, Wilbur Lengerich 510, Larry Stevens 500. Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Friday Auburn at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Geneva. Fort Wayne Central Catholic at Berne. * Adams Central and Monmouth in Ossian tourney. Saturday - Adams Central and Monmouth 4 in Ossian tourney. ’ Angola at Berne.

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Freshmen Defeated By Village Woods Village Woods freshmen edged Decatur high school freshmen “by a 29-26 score Tuesday evening. The winners jumped in a 15-5 lead after the first period and held a 21-13 lead at halftime, and a 25-19 lead after three per* iods. Tow Hower’s 10 tallies paced Decatur’s attack, while Lon Hawkins added six; Spiegel, four; Rick Huilinger, three; and Steve Magsamen, three. Peterson led the winners with 10 points. The next freshman game will be played Monday evening at Bluffton, preceded by a junior high game. NBA All-Star Game On TV On Tuesday NEW YORK (UPI) — The National Basketball Association’s annual All-Star game at Boston next Tuesday will be televised nationally by Sports Network, Inc., beginning at 9 p.m. (EST.) Two former NBA starss Carl Braun and Ed MacAuley, will join Marty Glickman and Buddy Blattner as announcers for the telecast. Hockey Results National League Toronto 6. Montreal 1. International League Fort Wayne 4, Des Moines 2. Muskegon 5, Port Huron 4 (overtime).

® STOREWIDE ffl I fiSS Pre-Inventory Wl I JR CLEARANCE Jtf I BsHOP I | TILL UB) SAVE NOW » BE g j I Wn Huge Selection I I Oft Discontinued Tread Designs mW is fjarS I Overstocked Sizes >j I * New Car "Take-Offs” KI am Isl Good Used Tires - JESF Al l -I fcC RLL Blackwalls—Whitewalls ALL (S Stf’ TDlirif Tubeless-Tubed-type-Nylon-Rayon - niAT A n O I • THUCR 13,14 & 15-inch Sizes TRACTOR ffl I I eJ TIRES TIRES W I I fl 01 ON I I St SALE! MIE! » I I WJ TRACTOR DUAL WHEELS ] I ) ON SALE! I ZURCHER'S WALT'S I I FIRESTONE STANDARD SERVICE I MONROE. IND. PHONE 692-6171 DECATUR, IND. PHONE 3-41 SS r- ' t’’ ' * — —■ ■ .... - - ■■—— a . ■ ' . . » . ...... 1. I

Commodores Score Easy Win Over Monroeville Wednesday Night, 67-52

By Pete Reynolds The Decatur Commodores scored their seventh victory of the season as against four defeats Wednesday night by turning back the Monroeville Cubs, 67-52, at the Decatur gym. The Cubs, one of two Allen county teams who will compete in the Adams Central sectional tourney in February, have won only one game in nine attempts this season. The Commodores never trailed in last night’s tilt, although the score was tied on five different occasions in the first 10 minutes of the game. Dan Lose’s free throw, the first of his 22 points for the night, gave the Commodores the first point of the game. The score was knotted at 5-5, 7-7 and 9-9, but the Decatur lads held a 15-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. Jon Crates, only Cub able to hit with any consistency, dropped in a pair of free throws and a field goal for a 15-15 tie in the first minute of the second period. John Lose and Sam Marquardt

traded fielders, then Jim Schultz hit his only two-pointer of the game and the Commodores were in front to stay . George Waning’s boys increased their margin to five points, 31-26, at the main intermission, and gradually built up their advantage to 11 points at the end of the third quarter, 49-38. Monroeville failed to offer any serious threat throughout the last eight minutes of play. Dan Lose paced the Commodores victory with 22 points, while Dick Qmlor tallied 12 and Ed Kohne Ifr Crates, with 20 markers, was the only Cub in double figures. Only a wide advantage from the free throw line kept the Cubs at all close. With ;21 personals wtfistled on |the Commodores and only eight and one technical on the Cubs, Monroeville converted 16 of 33 foul tosses, the Commodores five of . only eight chances. \ The Commodores swing back into action Friday night, traveling to Geneva to meet the Cardinals, who downed the Commodores in

the holiday tourney here, 60-58. Commodores FG FT TP Schultz 1 0 2 D. Lose ... 10 2 22 Myers 2 0 4 E. Kohne 4 2 10 Gage .... 2 0 4 J. Lose , 4 19 T. Kohne 0 o'o Bolinger 10 2 Gase 10 2 Baker 0 0 0 Totals 31 5 67 Monroeville FG FT TP Mclntosh 4 0 8 Screeton 2 0 4 Crates 8 4 20 Sipe ........i 2 3 7 Marquardt 2 2 6 Powelson 0 0 0 Smith ..0 2 2 Hitner 0 -5\ 5 Housero 0 0 Totals 18 16 52 Officials — Muncy, Ummel. Preliminary Decatur, 47-37.

PAGE SEVEN

Royal And Edwards Named Top Coaches NEW YORK (UPI) - Darrell Royal of Texas, the trophy awarded him as 19® college > football coach-of-th*-year. expressed the hope today that he'll be as well-regarded in defeat as in victory. ”It is inevitable that Texas win have a dip in football,” Royal said. "We just can't expect to keep going like we have for the past three years. And when we have that dip, I hope people will see me in the same light and know me as the same persons I am today.” Royal, who piloted the Longhorns to a perfect season, capped by a victory over Navy in the Cotton Bowl, received the American Football Coaches Association award at their annual banquet Wednesday night at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Bill (Bull) Edwards of Wittenberg was honored at the same function as the 1963 small college coach-of-the-year. It was the second straight year Edwards was honored by the AFCA. His Wittenberg team won eight games and tied one last season and captured its third straight Ohio Conference championship. Royal polled 294 votes in the balloting for coach-of-the-year to easily beat Pete Elliott of 111nois, who had 171 votes. John Michelosen of Pittsburgh was third with 89 votes.