Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 93, Decatur, Adams County, 18 April 1964 — Page 6

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Adams Central Easy Winner In Triangular Don Egley boosted his own school mark in the pole valut Wednesday as Adams Central soundily whipped Jackson and Liberty in a triangular meet at the Adams Central track. The Jets had 94 points, Liberty 29 and Jackson 13. Egley vaulted 11 feet, six inches, the best in the county this season to win first place in the event. The previous day he had vaulted 10 feet, nine inches ,to set a new school mark. Ellenberger of Adams Central was a double winner, copping both dashes, while Harris won both hurdle events for Liberty. 100 vard dash — Ellenberger (AC), Morningstar (AC', Dague (AC) Garrett (L). — Time 11.2. 220 yard dash — Ellenberger (AC), Dague (AC) Morningstar (AC), Garrett (L). — Time 24 8. 440 yard dash — Rober <L), Isch (AC), Habegger (AC), Birch (AC). — Ttae 58.4. 880 vard dash — Hyerly (AC), Smith’ (AC), Harris (L), Pyle (AC). — Time 2:20. Mile run — P. Hirschy (AC), Cauble (AC), Smith (AO, Moriaritv (J). — Time 5:12. High hurdles — Harris (L), Archbold (L), Clouse (AC), Schultz (J). — Time 17.0. Low hurdles — Harris (D, Morningstar (AC). Brokaw (AC), Archbold <L>. — Time 22.0. High jump — Schnepp (AC), Young (AC), Harris (L», Whitaker (AC). — Height s’B”. Broad iump — (AC), Leyse (AC). Miller (J), Harris (L). — Distance 17’11”. Pole vault — Egley (AO, Miller (J), Baumer (J), Green and Clouse (AO tie. — Height 11’6”. , Shot put — Ringger (AC), Whitaker (AC), James (L) and Eglev (AO tie. — Distance 39’11%”. Mile relay — Adams Central (Itch, Schnenp, Birch, Habegger) Liberty. — Time 4:00. Half-mile relay — Adams Central (Ellenberger, Levse, Bro-*’ kaw, Morningstar), Jackson. — Time 1:47. BOWLING Major League W L Pts. Villa Lanes 32% 9% 42% Teeple Truck Lines 28 14 39 Hawthorn Mellody 26 16 35 Three Kings 23 19 31 Beavers Oil Serv 24 18 31 Burke Ins. -22 20 30 Hoagland Farm Equip. — 20% 21% 29% V. F. W. 21 21 28 West End Rest. 20 22 27 Gene’s Mobil Serv. 20 22 27 Midwestern United 21 21 26. Macklin’s - New Yorkers— —18 —24 —24 Daily Democrat —l7 25 22 Lindeman Cons. 15 27 19 Preble Elevator 15 27 19 Clark Smith Builder 13 29 18 High series — Chuck Cook 621 (203 , 225, 193', Ron Ballard 615 (193. 211, 211), Bill Tutewiler 612 (188, 231, 193), Bob Bolinger 602 (179, 208, 215), Bob Burke 602 (189. 198, 215). High games—H. Moellering 215,

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DHS Golfers Whip Bluffton On Friday Led by Alan Kalver's 42. Decatur high school’s golf team came within one-half point * of blanking Bluffton in a dual match held at the Bluffton Country club Friday afternoon. The Decatur lads racked up 15% points to Bluffton’s one-half as the local golfers chalked up their fifth victory of the season against a single loss. Kalver’s 42 won medalist honors, and he was followed closelv by several other members of the Decatur sound. Gary Schultz fired a 43. while Doug Spaulding, D’ck Justice and Gary Hammond all fired 44’s. Hunt and P. Kaade were low for Bluffton, each with a 46. and Kaade got the host team their only points when he earned a half point for tying Sim Hain of Decatur. Os the eight Decatur boys, no one was over 46, for a strong overall showing. The Decatur team will swing back into action Monday afternoon when they travel to Fort Wavne for a dual affair with Central Catholic. Friday summarv: Decatur — Justice, 44: Spaulding. 44; Kalver, 42: Hain. 46; Schultz. 43; Burnett. 46: Hammond. 44; Cravens, 46. Bluffton — Gebele, 48: R' Kaade, 53; Hunt, 46; P. Kaade. 46: Prible, 49: Campbell. 52; Cliffton, 52; Griffis. 53. W. Call 200, J. Shisser 201, K. Geisler 212. G. Koos 233, W. Frauhiger 227. J. Mver 209, H. Miller 212. 200. H. Hoffman 218, R Pollock 209. E. Korte 204, D. Everett 200. R Lord 211. W. Petrie 202. 202. D. Mies 203, E. Baker 209. R. Hobbs 211. R. Ladd 205, L. Stevens 212, H. Lyons 201, K Johnson 224. E Shaw 202, R. Scheumann 207, M. Judt 224, A. Foltz 203, G. Geimer 202, W. Lister 201. H. Krueckeberg 211, P. Bleeke 205 Note — The Villa Lanes team rolled a new high series of 2979, including a new high single game of 1074.

Merchant League W L Pts Sheets Furniture . 27 15 38 Tonvs Tap.. 26% 15% 36% Weis Mens Wear „23 19 32 Painters - 23 19 31 Arnold Lumber Co. 24 18 31 Clems Market . 23 19 30 Vaugks 22 20 30 Menu Meats 22 20 29 Slicks Drive-In 22 20 28 Corah Ins. 20 22 27 G. E. Club 19 23 27 Supermat 24 19 23 26 Krick Tvndall — 22 20 24 I & M-16% 25% 21% Preble Gardens 15 27 20 Riverside Garage 12 30 15 High series — F. Wilson 587, D. Troutner 581, L. Chrisman 578. J. Price 558. High games — P. Thatcher 227, F. Wilson 222, D. Troutner 222, L. Chrisman 214, J. Baker 211, A. Schneider 205, H. Hoffman 203, R. Elooh 203, R. Ashbaucher 202, M. Lautzenheiser 202, D. Burke 201, J. Price 200. Women’s Town. & Country W L Pts. Hobbs Upholsterers’ i. 30 12 43 Myers Florists 27 14 36 Pure Sealed Milk 24% 17% 34% Treons Poultry 2. 24 18 32 Kohne Painters 24 18 32 Krick - Tyndall 24 18 32 Girardot Standard 21 31 30 Budget Invest. . 22% 19% 29% First State Bank .. 22 20 28 Gerber Supmkt. „20 23 26 Harmons Beauty 19 23 26 Citizens Tele. 18 24 24 Arnold Lumber 17% 24% 22% Kent Realty x 16 26 21 West End Rest. .. 15 26 19 Petrie Oil 10% 31% 12% High series—M. L. Ladd 165, 223 191. (79), D. Johnson 211, 182 177 1570), C. Steele 163 166 198 (527), V. Williamson 153 231 134 (518), H. Bracey 175 136 190 ( 501). High games — J. Ainsworth 169. F. Reidenbach 165, J. Pickford

lilL'itW', io 'H IAJI w it ttoL HP crOu iff ml. FIRST VICTORY— BiII Bolinger, Commodore third baseman, is shown rapping out one of a pair of hits he collected in the first victory by Decatur Catholic this season. The Commodores bested Bluffton by a 9-7 score, and will be looking for their second victory Monday when they entertain Concordia at Hanna-Nuttman park. — (Photo by Cole)

167, L. Hobbs 171, M. J. Gage 178, V. Gallmeyer 166, 163, D. Hoile 160, M. Baker 167, E. Peters 170, 177. B. Krueckeberg 165, N. Rowland 161, E. Fleming 170, M. Smitley 167. A. Harmon 185, H. .McClure 166, C. Pierce 172, G. Reynolds 166, 167, B. Drake 169, N. Treon 165, D. Martin 168, R Frauhiger 169, M. Reef 182, L. Pollock 160, V. Smith 172, 180, M. O. Ladd 160, L. Call 169. I. Bowman 196, P. Schrock 170, 165, L. Gehrig 170. Splits converted — I. Bowman 5- 3-10. P. Schrock 3-4-7, A. Baxter 3-10. M. O. Ladd 5-10, F. Williamson 2-7, V. Williamson 6- H. Bair 5-7, L. Pollock 3-10, D. Martin 5-7, 6-7, R. Frauhiger 5-6-10, N. Treon 3-10. 5-6-10, C. Arnold 5-10. R. Schmitt 3-7-10, M. MiUer 5-9-7, M. J. Gage 3-7. E. Hite 5-8-10, J. Pickford 5-10. B. Butler 3-10. E. Kintz 3-10, F. Reidenbach 5-8-10. K. of C. League W L Pts Villa Lanes 26 13 37 New York Life 25 14 34 Lengerich — 22 17 31 Baker Plumbing 22 17 28 Jack & Jerry’s „ 21 18 28 Girardot ... — 18 21 24 Main Auto ----- 15 24 19 Baker Painters -—7 32 8 High team series: Villa Lanes 2521. Baker Plumbing 2498. New York Life 2316, Jack & Jerry’s 2293, Lengerich 2279. High team games—Villa Lanes 872-856-793, Baker Plumbing 850-845-803, New York Life 799-782. Jack and Jerry’s 804. Lengerich 798-784. Main Auto 792. High series — Milo Clay 603, Jim Kohne 568. Joe Gremaux 565, Troy Fennig 540. John Kintz 529, Vic Hamrick 523. Bob Meyer 515. Cy Becker 503, Dick Coyne 501. Joe Kohne 501. High games — Bob Myer 213, Jim Kohne 212. Milo Clay 203-201, Joe Gremaux 201_ Women’s Uptown League W L —Pts. G. E. Rollettes 28 4 41 Japi Lvn 24 18 33 Colonial Salon —- 23 19 30 G. E.. Tigers 19 23 24 G. E. Bowlettes 17 25 22 G. E. Fireballs —ls 27 18 Hieh series — Helen Marbach 543 Merle Lovellette 484. Hieh games — Helen Marbach 184-171-188. Merle Lovellette 162-155-167; Catherine Miller 137-184. Maureen Butcher 146-191. Betty Feasel 155-169. Virginia Merriman 142-161. Doris Koenig 141-138-142, Thelma Whitaker 173, Lucillle Foreman 136-136. Vera Spencer 154, Violet Sheets 146, Neva Liby 143. Bonnie Poling 142, Betty Davidson 137, Helen Wellman 136, Susie Hitzeman 135. Snlits converted — Pat Ross 2-7, Violet Sheets 5-10. Virginia Merriman 3-10 and 5-8-10, Annabelle Baughn 3-9-10, Catherine Miller 4-5-7. Vera Spencer 3-7, Maureen Butcher 3-10. EDDIE’S RECREATION Come Double League W L Pts. Team No. 4 26% 15% 34% Ruby’s Stvle -— 21% 20% 29% Decatur Cleaners 20% 21 % 28% ..Team No. 3 15%i26% 20% High series — Jim Butcher 518. High games — Maureen Butcher 135, Jim Butcher 172-191, Ed Feasel 189, Jack Butler 162. Larry

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Worden 170. Splits converted — Carmon Hurst 4-5-7, Maureen Butcher 6-9-10. Central Soya League Lab 4 points, Keystones 0; Elevator 4. Master Mixers 0; Feed Mill 4, Orbits 0; Alley Kats 3, Hootenannys 1; Pinsters 3, Torpedoes 1; Wonders 3, Highwaymen 1; Spares 3, Hot Shots 1; Bagdads 3, Rockets 1. High games and series — Men — B. Cook 198, H. Nash 186 (507), T. Fennig 189-222-179 ( 590), C. Hirschy 175, D. Lengerich 186182 ( 525), W. Lengerich 199, J. Lengerich 175-185 ( 501), R. Canales 201-178 (526), J. Walker 200, L. Sheets 182-222 ( 570), P. Morgan 176-211-197 ( 585), Don Lengerich 204 ( 516), R. Carnes 189253 ( 567), P. Inniger 189-194 ( 521), D. Abbott 186-191 (529), D. Myers 173. E. McCullough 211, K. Baumgartner 176, E. Hutker 177, C. Bluhm 179 (505), L. Meyer 176, J. Price 174, J Bayles 180-171-173 (524), D. Cochran 178, J. Schlickman 202-179 (541), B. Hoffman 204-171-222 ( 597), R. Ross 178, J. Strawn 177 . High games: Women — B. Reed 151, A. Sharpe 157, M. Schlickman 171, P. Johnson 156, P. Morgan 164, S. Keller 151, T. Foor 162. American Legion League Final Standings W L Pts. Burke Ins. 30% 17% 40% Cowens Ins. 26% 21% 35% Willshire —-24 24 33 Firestone ,1. 23 25 30 Ashbauchers 21 27 29 Mirror Inn 19 29 24 High games — Myers 201, Ross 246, Engle 201, Geisler 201-230, Marbach 222, Shaw 204, Hoffman 226. High series — Hoffman 613 (190-226-1971, ‘ Geisler 602 ( 201-171-230). County Church League W L Pts. Mennonite No. 9 27 15 38 Decatur Methodist 23% 18% 34% St. Luke’s No. 14 24 18 32 Pleasant Dale 25 14 -31 Geneva EUB 23 19 31 Decatur Christian 22 20 30 Berne United —22 20 29 Monroe Methodist -• No. 2 - 21 21 28 Church of Christ 20% 21% 27% Monroe Methodist No. 1 18 24 25 Decatur Lutheran 18 24 23 St. Luke’s No. 11 18 21 23 Monroe Methodist No. 4 16% 25% 20% Mennonite No. 6 .. 15% 26% 20% High team series — Mennonite No. 9 1811, Berne United 1809, Monroe Methodist No. 2 1801. High series — Leonard Funk 560. Roger Pollock 542, Claude Striker 537. Roy Stucky 534. Julie Emick 523, Howard Nussbaum 52L Guy Eley 507. High team games — Monroe Methodist No. 2 650, Mennonite No. 9 636, Pleasant Dale 626. High games — Howard Nussbaum 203, Roger Pollock 199, Kenny Funk 198. Women’s Major League W L Pts. Two Brothers 29 13 41 Adams Trailer .... 26 ‘•l6 34 Colonial Salon .. 23 19 30 Sheets Furniture -22 20 28

Major leagues American League W L Pct. GB Baltimore * 3 0 1.000 — Boston 2 0 1.000 Vt Minnesota - 2 1 .607 1 Los Angeles 2 1 .667 1 Washington 2 2 .500 I*4 Detroit 11 -500 I*4 Cleveland 11 -500 lt4 New York 0 2 .000 Kansas City 0 2 .000 Chicago 0 3 .000 3 Friday’s Results Los Angeles 8, Detroit 3. Boston 4, Chicago 1. Baltimore 4, New York 3 <ll inings). ‘W® Cleveland 6, Kansas City 4. Washington 4, Minnesota 3. National League W L Pct. GB Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 — San Francisco .... 3 1 .750 *4 Pittsburgh 2 1 .667 1 Cincinnati 2 1 .667 1 Milwaukee - 2 2 .500 St. Louis ...1.. 2 2 .500 IJ4 Chicago 1 2 .333 2 Houston 1 3 .250 2’4 Los Angeles 1 3 .250 2*4 New York 0 3 .000 3 Friday’s Results Pittsburgh 4, New York 3. Philadelphia 10. Chicago 8. Milwaukee 5, Houston 2. Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles 3. San Francisco 5, St. Louis 4. (10 innings). Aspy Standard ..14 28 19 Three Kinks 12 30 16 High games — A. Gage 219, V. Smith 183-178-173, b. Call ISO--173. A. Hoile 175. P. Laurent 173, M. Hockemeyer 173, L. Bultemeier 170. B. Drake 170. High series — A. Gage 536, V. Smith 534. Splits converted — M. Hockemever 3-10, C. Fair 5-6-10, L. Call 5-10, M. Smitley 3-7, P, Clark 5-7-10, A. Gage 3-10. Gold Crown League W L Pts. Zoss Chev. 26 16 36 Rovsters 26 16 36 Post Office 26 16 36 Girod’s Tin Shop 26 16 34 Auto Sprinkler No. 1 23 19 31 Auto Sprinkler No. 2 .... 25 17 31 Citizens Tele. 23 19 30 Team No. 16 22 20 28 HiWay Trailer .. 22 20 26 Adams Builders .. 20 22 26 Steury „ 20 22 25 Decatur Casting .. 19 23 22 Wolfe Produce .... 17 25 22 Bill’s Sunocol7 25 22 Yost Gravel 7 35 8 High games — D. Reidenbach 222, R. Colclasure 216-203, J. Haugh 212, P. Wilkinson 201, O. Thieme 208, R. Baker 207, J. Serna 202, C. Bultemeier 201. High series — D. Reidenbach 599, R. Colclasure 589, R. Baker 571, C. Bultemeier 561, P. Wilkinson 552, A. Harkless 544, R. Pierce 544, L. Kolter 534, J.

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fish and game laws The law provides for no less than a $lO fine for such a violation, so persons are advised to follow the words of wildlife biologists who say that upon finding a young animal, "leave it alone. Another reason for avoiding young or injured animals is the rabies disease, according to the local conservation officer. Nearly all warm-blooded ani mals may contract the disease. Modern dog rabies inoculation practices have made the disease much less common among dogs, but today it is frequently found in wild animals such as raccoons, mice, chipmucks, skunks, foxes, etc. Bats are also included in this group, Hurst said. Rabies or hydrophobia can be transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected bat. During the past six years, bat rabies have been confirmed in nearly half of the states, and not just in the rural areas. Stay Away Hurst advises that any bat lying on the ground unable to fly well or flying in the daytime is abnormal, and shouldn’t be

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