Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 15 February 1964 — Page 6

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Wrestling Regional On At Lafayette Decatur high school’s wrestling team, represented by Arthur Ybarra, goes after a regional title to add to its laurels this season, today at Lafayette. Ybarra, coach Gary Giessler, athletic director Bob Worthman, and several other members of the team left this morning for Lafayette and the opening matches this afternoon. The sophomore Decatur grappler is pitted against a Mishawaka wrestler who copped the 103 pound class title at Elkhart last Saturday. The other 103 pou'xl match pits a South Bend and a Kokomo wrestler. The two winners will meet for the regional title this evening with the winner advancing to the state finals. Four sectional sites sent winners in each of the 12 weight divisions to Lafayette today, one of four regional sites. Four winners in each of the weight classes will then gompete in the state finals next Saturday. Ybarra advanced to the regional level with three victories in the Marion sectional meet last Saturday. He won decisions in the morning and afternoon rounds and then pinned a Muncie South grappler in the evening finals. Three other Decatur wrestlers, Steve Hazelwood, Sam Baumann “and Gary Myers, were runner-ups at Marion. IS iron nave something to sell or trade — use the Democrat Want ids — they get BIG results.

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Adams Central Beats Bluffton Friday, 80-64 The Adams Central Flying Jets continued their high flying ways Friday night, whipping the Bluffton Tigers, 80-64, at the Bluffton gym. It was the Jets’ 15th victory as contrasted to only four defeats. The Jets were on tc*> at the first quarter, 21-15, boosted their advantage to 10, 41-31 at the half, and still led by seven at the third period. 55-48. .pulling away in the last eight minutes. . Don Egley topped Adams Central with 21 points, trailed closely by Bill Hirschy with 20. Gary Clouse with 18 and Roger Schnepp with 15. Terhune counted 22 for the Tigers and D. Bowman scored 11. The Jets close their season next Friday night at Warren. Adams Central FG FT TP Egley ~ -7 7 21 Clouse 7 4 18 Schnepp ------- 5 5 15 Hirschy 10 0 20 Ehrsam 3 0 6 Ringger 0 0 0 Leyse — - 0 0 0 Lehman — 0 0 0 Ross 0 0 0 Smith ———““‘O 0 0 TOTALS — 32 16 80 Bluffton FG FT TP Mahnensmith 3 0 6 Warner —lO 2 Terhune 10 2 22 D. R. Bowman - r _Q 11 Romine 4 19 Garrett 2 15 Sprunger — 3 2 8 TOTALS 27 10 64 Officials: Kehoe, Lieberum. Preliminary Adams Central, 55-46. Dean Os I. U. Medical School Dies Today INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Dr. John D. Van Nuys, 56, dean of the Indiana University Medical School since 1947, died in his sleep at his home early today. Van Nuys served as medical director of the university hospitals — Robert Long, Coleman and Riley —for five years before he wai named dean of the school of medicine.

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Decatur Commodores Down • t Harlan Hawks Friday At Decatur Gym, 69 To 65

By Pete Reynolds The Decatur Commodores, paced by the fine outside shooting of Ed Kohne and Dan Lose, recorded their 13th victory of the season Friday night, turning back the Harlan Hawks, 69-65. at the Decatur gym. The Commodores have lost six contests. The Commodores drew first blooji when Dick Qmk>r drove under for an easy ‘layup from the opening tipoff. The teams were tied at 2-2, 4-4, and 6-6, but fielders by Gil Smith and Alan Koldewey gave the Allen county quintet a 10-6 lead after three minutes of play. A pair of long skyscrapers by Dan Lose pulled the Commodoares even at 10-10, then his free throw put the Decatur lads out in front to stay. George Waning’s charges boosted their lead to six points, 2014, at the end of the first quarter. The Commodores had their lead up to 10 points in the early stages of the second period, but the Hawks narrowed the gap to seven, 36-29, at the half-time intermission. Harlan was kept well at bay throughout the third quarter, with the Commodores leading by 13 points at 42-29, when Kohne hit three one-handers from easy range in the first 45 seconds of the period. The Hawks whittled away slightly at the deficit and were down by eight 50-42, entering the final eight minutes of play. The Hawks caused the Commodores some trouble in the late stages of the contest with a pressing defense, twice narrowing the gap to five points. With the score 65-60 and 1:15 to go, Terry Myers eased the pressure when he took a pass wide open for a cripple to boost the Decatur margin back to seven. The Commodores had an eightpoint lead after a pair of free throws by Dick Omlor at 69-61 with 54 seconds to go, Harlan scoring the last four points in the closing seconds. Kohne led' the Commodores with 21 points, ban Lose tallied 15, Myers 11 and Jim Schultz 10. Smith topped Harlan with 18, and Jeff DeLong and Les Luttrell each scored 16. Only 23 fouls were called in the game, 12 on the Commodores and 11 on Harlan, as the Decatur boys hit 11 of 14 foul chances, the Hawks nine of 14. The Commodores will wind up their regular season next Friday night, entertaining the Bryant Owls at the Decatur gym. Commodores FG FT TP D. Lose —7 1 15 Schultz —— -5 0 10 Myers 3 5 11 Kohne ——— 9 3 21 Omlor —————— 3 2 8 J. Lose 2 0 4 TOTALS — 29 11 69 Harlan FG FT TP Jeff De Long -7 2 16 Smith 9 2 18 Luttrell — 6 Jerry De Long 1 0 2 Koldewey — 2 15 Miller 3 0 6 Gerig — 0 0 0 Delagrange —1 ® 2 TOTALS -28 9 65 Officials: Pickeil, Workman. Preliminary Harlan, 55-45. College Basketball Pennsylvania 60, Harvard 49. Princeton 100, Dartmouth 46. Yale 76, Columbia 63. South Carolina 61, North Carolina State 52. l Wake Forest 79, Maryland 77. Virginia 66, Navy 55. Clem?on 97, North Carolina 90 (overtime). Arizona 85, Utah 72. Arizona State 110, Brigham Young 85. UCLA 73, Washington 58. Stanford 69, California 57.

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All Sectional Games On Radio Feb. 26 To 29 Herman H. Krueckeberg, executive vice president of the First State Bank of Decatur, today announced that the financial institution will sponsor radio broadcasts of the entire Adams Central sectional tourney, which opens Wednesday night, Feb. 26. All seven games of the tourney will be aired over radio station WERT, Van Wert, O. Hie Wednesday night, Thursday night, and Saturday night games will be on WERT-FM (98.9 on the FM dial), while the two Saturday afternoon semifinal tilts will be on WERT-AM (1220). The Adams Central sectional, with 1 the six Adams county teams, plus Hoagland and M on * roeville competing, will open at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening,’ Feb. 26, with two games. Two more games Thursday evening, Feb. 27, starting at 7 o’clock, will complete ihe first round of play.— ~ Under the two-bracket setup used at the local sectional for several years, there will be no games Friday, Feb. 28. The Wednesday night winners will meet in the first semi-final game at 12:30 p. m.-Saturday, Feb. 29, followed by the two Thursday winners in the second semi-final. The championship game, as In all tourneys, will get underway at 8:15 p. m. Saturday, Feb. 29. With the addition of Monroeville and Hoagland, replacing Hartford and Pleasant Mills, closed last summer, ticket allotments for schools will be less than last veer, and the sectional tickets are expected to be at ia premium.H. S. Basketball Auburn 65, New Haven 60. Columbia City 94, Kendallvilte 67. Angola 72, Avilla 55. Huntertown 69, Woodlan 49. Hoagland 59, Lancaster (Wells) 55. Leo 82, Monroeville 71. Garrett 96, Churbusco 61. Portland 79, Fairmount 61. ter 82. Clear Creek 89, Liberty CenPeru 57, Rochester 52. Elmhurst 64, Ossian 45. Fort Wayne Concordia 64, Fort Wayne North 61. Fort Wayne South 62, Fort Wayne Central 49. Areola 80, Fort Wayne Luers 71. Lafayette 92, Richmond 70. Anderson 76, New Castle 74. Tipton 80, Hartford City 51. Huntington 71, Warsaw 33. Indianapolis Tech 83, Kokomo 78. Elkhart 75, South Bend Adams 38. Indianapolis Cathedral 69, Indianapolis Attucks 65. Evansville Bosse 70, Madison 65. Marion 88, Logansport 78. Elwood 97, Wabash 74. Pegboard Decoration Pegboards of perforated hardboard are very handy for holding all sorts of gadgets. To, make these boards look more attractive, Iry ptainting the after applying an undercoat of fresh, white shellac that has been thinned.-

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BOWLING Central Soya League Spares 4 points, Lab' 0; Wonders 4, Rockets 0; Keystones 4, Feed Mill 0; Pinsters 3, Torpedoes 1; Bagdads 3, Hot Shots 1; Hootenannys 3, Master Mixers 1; Highwaymen 3, Elevator 1; Alley Kats 3, Orbits. 1. High games and series: Men— C. Hirschy 176, F. Bittner 196, L. Meyer 182-205-183 (580). J. Price 177 (512), J. Bavles 212-174 ( 535), D. Cochran 197 ( 528), J. Schlickman 203-170-193 ( 566), R. Shoup 178-224 ( 563), J. Reef 172, B. Sittler 191, H. Nash 208-170 ( 533), P. Sheets 178, T. Passwater 217-177 (535), R. Ross 210, E. Rydell 185, B. Wendel 190, E. Hutker 170, J. Wendel 193-175 ( 524), R. Canales 182-184 ( 527), D. Lengerich 191-213 ( 569), R. Friend 189, D. Abbott 178-199, D. Myers 172178 (515), B. Harvey 170-198 (506), P. Inniger 196 (516). High games and series: Women— R. Case 157-166, B. Reed 158, S. Keller 151, R. Price 162, N. Bedwell 185 (548), M. Nash 161, L. Mac Lean 180 (454), P. Johnson 154. Women’s Major League W L Pts. Two Brothers 13 2 18 Adams Trailer 9 6 11 Sheets Furniture 8 7 10 Three- Kings 7 8 10 Aspy Standard 4 11 6 Colonial Salon 4 11 5 High games: V. Smith 206-198-188, H. Bracey 202, P. Clark 183, A. Gage 178, E. Hite 174. High series: V. Smith 592, E. Hite 509. Splits converted: E. Hite 3-10, . A. Holle 3-10, L. Bultemeier 3-10, J Bedwell 3-10, A. Gage 3-10, M. Mies 5-6 and 3-10, V. Smith 3-9-10, L. Call 3-5-10 and 4-5, G. Reynolds 9-10, M. Smitley 5-10 and 3-10, E. Mclntosh 2-7. Lads & Lassies League W L Pts. Heathers 24 9 32 Scotsmen 22 11 30 Tam-0-<shantejrs.- 2014 11% 27% Hopscotchers 17 16 23 Lowlanders ... 16% 16% Crafters 17 16 22 Clansmen 17 16 21 Kilts — - 14% 18% 19% Bagpipers — 13% 19% 19% Tartans 13 20 16 Highlanders 12 21 16 Argyles 10 23 __ls High games: Women — F. Heare 151, J. Hoffman 155, J. Reauchot 158-153, L. Stucky 155150, E Bolmeer 156, R. Gage 166. L. Gehrig 167. M. Merriman 166. Men—K. Hoffman 176, I. Heare 199. D. R’XJwn 184, J. Colgan 203. D. Selking 184, C. Stuc. kv 202-200. A*; Kruetzman 175. B. Bolinger 210-199. T. Gage 194-192-200. H, 175, N. Kulkman 183-200, M. Terhune 180. Hieh series: ■'•’Men'—l. Heare 525. J. Colgan 517 *C. Styskv 550, B. Rolinger 559. T. Gage 586. H. Hoffman 535 A. Schneider 614, N. Knlkman 531. Solits J. Hoffman 5-10, G. Reauchot 3-10. C. Stuckv 5-6. E. Boliuper 2-7. I. Hoffman 5-6-10, L. Gehri<» 5-10, W. Terhime 5-10 and 2-7, S. Kolkman 2-7. • "? ~ — ‘ Marion High School Net Coach Resiqns MARION, Ind. (UPI) — Marion High School basketball coach John Givens announced Friday his resignation effective at the end of the present school year. Givens, who guided the New Albany Bulldogs to the fourteam finals of the 1955 state prep tourney, said he plans to enter the real estate and insurance business when his threeyear contract expires in June.

Eagles Defeat - Montpelier By^ 94-79 Score • The Monmouth Eagles rolled to their 12th triumph of the season Friday night,’ romping over the Montpelier Pacers, 94-79, at the Monmouth court. The Eagles have a season mark of 12-7. The Eagles built up an 11point advantage in the first quarter, 27-16, but Montpelier cut the lead to 44-38 by the half. Monmouth was in front by 12 at the third period, 66-54, and stayed well ahead the rest of the way. Dean Schieferstein topped the Eagles with a big 30 {joints, Gene Bienz tallied 19, Danny Conrad 17 and Bob Brandt 14. Marshall paced Montpelier with 29, Ledbetter added 20*and Weaver 17. The Eagles close out their season next Saturday night, hosting the Areola Aces at Monmouth. MONMOUTH FG FT TP Sehieferstein .12 6 30 Buuck - 0 0 0 Conrad 7 3 17 Scherer 10 2 Liby 10 2 Holle -1 4 6 - ~~ 4 6 14 Hakes 0 0 0 King 0 0 0 Bienz 9 1 19 Luginbill 0 2 2 Fuelling 10 2 TOTALS 36 22 94 MONTPELIER FG FT TP Weaver 5 7 17 Lee 0 0 0 Ledbetter 8 4 20 Underwood 1 0 _2 Marshall 12 5 29 Kershner 2 3 7 Walker «... 0 0 0 Bridges __ T _ 0 2 2 Swarzkopf 1 0 2 TOTALS 29 21 79 Officals. Lozier, Workman Preliminary Montpelier, 58-41. Davis Cup Matches Go To Cleveland CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (UPI) — The 1964 Davis Cup Matches will be held ip Cleveland Sept. 24-27, the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association announced Friday night.

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Week's Schedule Os Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Huntertown at Yellow Jackets. Fort Wayne Concordia at Berne. - Geneva Loses Friday Night By 60 To 56 The Geneva Cardinals dropped a heart-breaker to Monroe Central Friday night, 60-56, at the Geneva gym, for the Cardinals 11th setback in 18 starts. Geneva led at the first quarter, 15-14, at the half, 29-23. and at the third period, 46-45. With 25 seconds to play in the game, tne Cardinals rallied for a 56-56 tie, but the Randolph county team worked loose for a close-in basket and added two free throws in the closing seconds for the victory. • Mike Newcomer led the Cardinals with 28 points, but was the only Geneva player in double figures. The Cardinals converted only one of seven free throws in the second half. Moulton topped Monroe Central with 17 points and Smith counted 15. The Cardinals have a pair of games next week, hosting Huntington Catholic Friday and traveling to Winchester Saturday. Monroe Central FG FT TP Holliday 3 0 6 Jerles 3 0 6 Hoyt J: — 2 5 9 Moulton — 8 1 17 Phelps —1- 2 3 7 Smith 3 9 15 Totals 21 18 60 Geneva FG FT TP Bollenbacher 2 0 4 Ellenberger 2 4 8 McCabe - 2 15 Newcomer 11 6 28 Lautzenheiser 10 2 Alberson — 3 3 9 Meshberger 0 0 0 Totals -21 14 56 Officials: Wiley, Weisel. Preliminary Monroe Central, 57-55.

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Berne Defeated By Winchester Friday Night Berne’s Bears, after leading by a Single point at the end of three quarters of play, were defeated by the Winchester quintet, 79-72, at the Winchester gym Friday night. It was Berne’s 10th setback in 18 starts, while the Winchester club has lost only three games. Berne was on top at the first quarter, 17-14, Winchester led at the haif, 38-35, and the Bears were in front at the thiTd period, 56-55. Loren Wanner, of the Bears, led all scorers with 26 points. Rick Inniger added 23 and Dick McKean 14. Winchester had all five starters in double figures, led by Grill with 23 points. The Bears will host the Fort Wayne Concordia Cadets at Berne tonight and close the season at home with the New Haven Bulldogs next Friday. — Winchester FG FT TP Sudduth 6 1 13 Moore 6 0 12 Grill - 9 5 23 Holdren - — 8 0 16 White 5 1 11 Clouse Oil Chalfant 113 Totals 35 9 79 Berne FG FT TP Wanner 11 4 26 McKean f 2 14 Clauser * * ® liriiger 9 5 23 Patterson 113 Stauffer 0 0 0 Sprunger 0 0 0 Totals 28 16 72 Officials: Muncy, Samuels. Preliminary Berne, 40-30. Pro Basketball Cincinnati 126, New York 114. Philadelphia 130, Detroit 123. If you have Something to sell oi trade — use the Democrat Want ads — thev get BIG results