Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 103, Decatur, Adams County, 30 April 1964 — Page 7

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Kendallville s Comets Win Conference Crown

Kendallville was the claps of • classy field Wednesday, as the Comets edged past Concordia and eight other foes to win their second Northeastern Indiana conference track and field crown in the past two years. Tremendous over-all balance enabled the Comets thlnlies to edge past Concordia by two points, 96 to 56, while host Columbia City and the conference’s other seven teams finished a good distance back. Columbia City posted 31 team points, while New Haven came in with 24, Elmhurst with 16, Auburn with 15, Angola with 13, and Garrett with nine. Bluffton and Decatur finished ninth and tenth respectively. Led by hurdler Dave Hart, the .Comets won five individual events and the half .- mile relay, and showed their over-alll class by scoring in every event but the shot put. Hart set new records in winning both hurdle events. He finished the low in 20 seconds flat, and the highs in 14.8 seconds. Rick Kirschner of the champs also won two events, the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Pole Vault Loaded Dot Osdale of New Haven won a pole vault event that was loaded with good competitors. Osdale cleared 12 feet, four inches, besting his conference mark of 10-11 set last season. Bob Peters of the runner-up Cadets copped the mile nm in 4:32.9, missing by just one-half second of equalling the record set by Steve Hibler of the same school In 1958. Set Records Anyone who thinks high school athletes of today aren’t better than those of past years should check some of the times and heights accomplished in yesterday’s conference battle. Dave Hammond of Decatur shattered his school record in the shot put by more than half a foot in a tremendous effort, but placed only fifth in the strong competition to register Decatur’s only point. Hammond tossed the shot 48 feet, six inches, besting the mark of 47 feet, 11 3/4 inches set earlier this spring. He finished just five inches behind fourth-place Tony Smith of Columbia City and just sjLx inches behind third-place Phil Bard of Auburn. Dave Anspaugh also uppyd his school record w ffie pole "Vault, going 11 feet, si* inches, or three inchest better than his previous record. Ytet, he failed to place in the competition. His wrist hit the bar as he had cleared 11-9 or he would have taken a fifth spot. The Columbia City track, which has asphalt runways, was where Anspaugh set the school mark last spring, and tied it in a lat--20 ACRE FARM FOR SALE ST. MARY'S TOWNSHIP ADAMS COUNTY Small house, shed and chicken coop. Good land. Being sold by Estate of Henry Yaggy. Call or write Eira Yaggy, 4002 South Wayne Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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er meat there. Decatur’s Buster Mel chi was injured in a fall in 'be hurdles trials, and was finished for the day. Craig McEwan went out of high jump competition at five feet, three inches, narrowly missing fifth place Mike Likens of Auburn, who Jumped five feet, four inches. Summary 100 — Kirschner (K), Troxel (Con.), Zellers (Aub.), Zimmerman (NH), Coker (E). — Time 10.2. 220 — Kirschner (K), Zimmerman (NH), Troxel (Con.), Smith (CC), Mossburg (CC). — Time 21.7. 440 — Reith (K), Roemke (Con.), Johnston (E), Bennett (CC), Schnelker (NH). — Time 52 2 880 — Shenfeld (NH), Met* (K). Grose (E), Baack (Con.), Berhalter (K). — Time 2:03.6. Mile — Peters (Con.), Clouse (Ang.), Desper (K), Captain (B), Armstrong (E). — Time 4:32.9. High hurdles — Hart (K), Sauers (NH), Bailey (Aub.), Walda (Con.), Schmutz (NH). — Time 14.6. (new record, replacing 15.0 set in 1961 and tied in 1963). Low hurdles — Hart (K), Walda (Con ), Benzinger (CC), Warstler (G), Barlett (Ang.). Time 20.0. (new record, replacing 20.2 set in 1961). Broad jump — Cook (CC), Sheets (Con.), Habig (Aub.), Borders (Con.), La Rue (K). • — Distance: 20’ 7%”. High jump — Grigsby (CC), Korn (Con.), Sheets (Con.), Waller (K), Likens (Aub.) — Height 5’ 7” (First four tied, with places determined od number of misses). Shot put — Wilcoxson (Con.), Hathaway (G), Bard (Aub.), Smith (CC), Hammond (D). — Distance 50’ 10”. Pole vault — Osdale (NH), Bodenhafer (K), Vanderbosch (G), Jackson (E), Benzinger (CC). Height: 12’ 4” (new record, replaces 11’ 10” set in 1963). Mile relay — Concordia, Kendallville, Elmhurst, Columbia City, New Haven. —Time: 3:35.9. Half-mile relay — Kendallville, Angola, Columbia City, Concordia, Auburn. — Time: 1:34.7. David A. Swickard Receives IU Award David A. Swickard, 528 Limberlost Trail, Decatur, is among 40 collegiates receiving “outstanding” awards from The Daily Student, Indiana University’s student newspaper. Ten award winners were selected from each I. U. undergraduate class on the basis of scholarship and campus-wide activities. They were named from a list of 120 nominees by editors of The Daily Student. The winners will receive certificates from The Student at the annual campus Sigma Delta Chi gridiron banquet, Sunday. A freshman chemistry major, Swickard has been active with the Y. M. C. A., the fall carnival, as a class officer; and he will act as a councilor at the “Y” freshman camp in September. He is the son of Mr. and Mns. Dayton A. Swickard.

Golfers Split Honors In Triangular Match Each team won one match and lost one, as golf teams from Decatur, Fort Wayne South Side and Fort Wayne Central Catholic battled in a triangular match at the Brookwood course Monday afternoon. The Decatur lads edged South 10% to 9%, but were edged out by Central Catholic for the second time this season, 9% to 8%. South bested C. C. by 10-8, to give each team an even split. Dick Justice and Ed Cravens, just a freshman, were low for Decatur, as they fired 42’s. Sim Hain and Alan Kalver were close behind with 43’s, and Barry Burnett turned in a 45. Medalist Honors Medalist honors in the DecaturSouth match went to Gaterman of South Side, who fired a 41. Trier, Robson and Dobler each posted 42’s, but couldn’t overcome Decatur’s greater balance. Mike Lamborne fired a fine 37 over the nine holes to win medalist honors in the Decatur — C. C. match. The same team had beaten Decatur 10-8 in a dual match earlier this spring. Central Catholic owns a fine 10-2-1 mark, and South has won seven of nine. Coach Harry Dailey’s Decatur golfers have won seven times in ten starts this spring, and will travel to Leo next Monday in an attempt to register their eighth win. Summary: Decatur — Hain, 43; Kalver, 43; Schultz, 47; Justice, 42; Hammond, 45; Burnett, 44; Spaulding, 48; Cravens, 42; Doty, 49; Baughn, 46. South— Robson, 42; Dobler, 42; Gaterman, 41; Trier, 42; Alvis, 46; George, 46; McCoy, 48; Laury, 52; Hundley, 48. Central Catholic — R. Kumfer, 42; Hensler, 45; Schimmele, 44; Lamborne, 37; Murray, 47; P. Marciniak, 49; T. Marciniak. 47; Bruggeman. 44; M. Kumfer, 47. Little League Tryouts Here This Evening Little League tryouts for boys in the 10 and 12 year old age groups, will be held at 5 o’clock this afternoon at Homestead diamond. In the event of wet grounds, they will be held at Lincoln school playground. Tryouts for boys in the nine and 11 years age groups, will be held next Tuesday at the same location, beginning at 5 p. m. They were rained out this week. Patterson, Machen To Fight In Sweden NEW YORK (UPI) — Floyd Patterson and Eddie Machen,* seeking a shot at Cassius Clay’s heavyweight title, have signed for a 12 - round July bout in Sweden. The bout will be held in Solna Stadium July 5 and co-pro-moter Edwin Ahlquist of Sweden predicted a sellout crowd of 45,000 at Wednesday’s signing. Geneva Ladies Make State School Robes Through united efforts of three circles of the Evangelical United Brethren church of Geneva, referred to as the W.S.WS., the 28-voice choir of the Fort Wayne State school is now appearing in beautiful new choir robes. The ladies made each one to fit the individual need of the choir members. The robes are made of royal blue skirts with white surplices, a gold bow at the neck finishing the attractive appearance. The choir appears often in public performances in this area. f DRIVE-IN FREE PARKING In downtown ST* LOUIS MISSOURI V Idea! location for businessmen and talesmen ... Dining Room *- .' . . Cocktail Lounge . . .AirConditioning . . . TV .■.. Barber Shop . '. . Beauty Shop. Singlet from $4.50 Doublet from 57.50 CHILDREN UNDER 14 FREE Telephone: CE 1-7464 f HOTEL I WARWICK 15TH L LOCUST l DOWNTOWN ST. LOUIS J

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