Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 25 May 1964 — Page 8

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John Pfister Wins Golf Tourney Here John Pfister fired an actual 75 Sunday afternoon, giving him a net total of 61 to win the 18-hole spring individual golf tournament held at the Decatur Golf course. Pfister also wa sthe low medalist for the day’s competition with 38 on the front side and 37 on the back nine holes. Thirty - six golfers participated in the Decatur Golf association sponsored event despite the heavy winds and rain showers. Play was halted only periodically during the heavy rains. Jim Cowens placed second with a net total of 63. Cowens had rounds of 47 and 46 for a gross of 93. Howard <Unki Eley and Don Hirschy tied for third and fourth spots with 66'$, Eley fired two rounds of 47 for a gross of 94, while Hirschy had rounds of 39 and 45 for an 84 gross. , Harold Shindeldecker and Norm Steury tied for fifth and sixth spot with net scores of 67. Shindeldecker shot 45 and 44 for a gross of 89 as did Steury with a 44 and 45. Hirschy Manager Os Pony Leaque Team Vernon lurcher, recreation director for the Adams Central community schools, announced today that Ed Hirschy will be manager and Steve Lehman, coach, of the Adams Central Pony League team. Rosters and schedules of the Adams county Pony League teaffis were announced earlier, but the managerial setup at Adams Central had not been completed at that time.

Mike Souchak Is Winner Os Memphis Open MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Ask Mike Souchak what it feels like to grab the $7,500 winner’s purse with a four - foot putt on the damp, 18th hole with the final scheduled shot of the $50,000 Memphis Open golf tournament. “It’s a little exciting.’’ said the burly’* pro from Grossinger, N.Y.,. who did it Sunday, “and it’s a good feeling to know you can still miss the hole and end up in a play - off.”__ Souchak didn’t miss. He birdied the hole after landing in a sand - trap and carded a 69 for a *72 - hole total of 270 — lowest this year on the PGA circuit. His last - shoj win put him one stroke ahead of putting ace Bill Casper, who finished with an even par 70, and Tommy Jacobs who came from two strokes behind the pace to card a sizzling four - under par 66. Souchak and Casper started the final round in a fourway tie with Doug Sanders and Gene Littler, both of whom •fell foul of the heavy rain which interrupted play for, 90 minutes and shot one - over - par 71's for a tourney total of 272 s. — The rain didn’t phase Souchak. “I seem to play a little better on a damp course. . . things really broke well for me,” the former Duke football star said. Souchak’s win, the 16th of his pro career and the second this season, boosted his money winnings to $22,462 and put him in sixth place in the list, Tied in fourth position with Lit’ler and Sanders were Bob Rosburg, Art Wall, Mason Rudolph and Gay Brewer, who shot 72 - hole totals of 272. Beefy PGA champion Jack Nicklaus, who was off his stroke in the first two rounds, fired a final four - under - par 66 to finish at 274 along with defending champion Tony Lerna, San Leandro, Calif., who . battled an injured back. Masters — champion Arnold Palmer, Laurel Valley, Pa., shot a 69 for a total of 276.

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Tonight & Tuesday 9 ELVIS PRESLEY “FUN IN ACAPULCO” & “Who’s Been Sleeping in Myßed” Dean Martin, Carol Burnette —io-0u— Wed. Thurs. Fri —2 in Color! “LAW OF THE LAWLESS” A “SON OF CAPTAIN BLOOD”

Seven Gain Degrees From Ball State I Six Decatur scholars and one ] Geneva student will receive degrees from Ball State Teachers College Sunday, June 7. Dr. William S. Carlson, president of the University of Toledo, will give the commencement address. A second commencement, for those completing ’heir work this summer, will be held August 21. Three master’s degrees and four bachelor degrees will be awarded to four women and three men during the 5 p.m. exercises on the south terrace of the arts building. Masters Degrees Three Decatur residents will receive degrees of master of arts in education: Gerald Walter Gattshall. Ned R. Knape, and Mrs. Janice Louise Schroeder. A bachelor of arts degree in education will be awarded to Miss Winifred M. Mankey, of Decatur, and bachelor of science degrees in education will go to Patrick L. Franklin and Rebecca Jane Maddox. Miss Linda Kay Wilhoite, of Geneva, will receive a bachelor of science degree in education. Education for What? , Carlson, who led the University of Michigan’s fourth Greenland expedition in 1930-31, will speak on “Education for What?” He is the author of “Greenland Lies North” and “Lifelines Through the Arctic,” the story of the air bases there during and after World War 11. President John R. Emens will give the “charge to the class of 1964 and will confer degrees on approximately 885 bachelor s degree candidates, 252 master’s degree candidates, three education specialists, four doctor of edu-) cation and one doctor of philo-' sophy degree candidates. This is the second year for the college to grant its own Ed. D. and Ph. D. degrees. Commissions will also be granted to Air Force ROTC cadets who will become second lieutenants. More Degrees Given Ball State is granting 108 more bachelor’s degrees this June than it did a year ago, despite the fact that the college had its first August commencement last year Lima Rifle Team Is Winner Sunday The’ St. Mary’s and Blue Creek rifle team, composed of Clemente Myers, Louis Steffen, Ralph Myers, Lowell Long, Palmer Schwartz and Elden Balsiger, was defeated by the Lima, 0., team of Sakemiller, Bowers, Fieson, Stemen and Anson, at the local range Sunnday. afternoon. The Lima team was led by Stemen, one of the world’s top shooters. In past years he has won the Leech cup and the U.S. Navy cup at Camp Perry, O. FIREARMS (Continued from Page One) with the practical pistol firing course. Single action firing is done with the hammer cocked, and double action is without the gun s hammer cocked. Practical Pistol The practical pistol firing is an extremely rigid course. Each officer will fire 10 shots from the hip, at seven yards, and must reload once, with just 25 .seconds of time limit. At 25 yards,, five rounds are fired kheeijng, five from a barricade with the strong hand (depending upon whether a person is left or right-handed i and five shots from a barricade with the weak hand. This must be completed in just one minute, 30 seconds. Five rouhds are then fired from a sitting position, five from,prone position, five from weak hand on barricade and five from strong hand on a barricade, all from 50 yaids, in two minutes and 45 seconds. The practical pistol course finishes with five rounds from prone position with a 35-second time limit. There is a time limit for each phase of the practical pistol firing. and a buzzer will sound when “the time limit is completed and -• grading will be done on the time limit. —— Each officer participating will be graded by a system set up by the F. B. I. City police officers Ray Seitz, Don Liechty, Dick Mansfield, Pat Nelson, Torn Hoffman, and Bill Baumann, deputies Harold August and Warren Kness will compete Tuesday. Firing at the Wednesday session will be chief Odle, Jim Cochran, Victor Strickler, from the police department, sheriff Roger Singleton and special deputies Harold Thieme and Palmer Schwartz.

and granted 322 bachelor’s degrees at that time. Bachelor’s degrees are in education, business administration, medical technology, dietetics, liberal arts, and a number of pre-professional areas such as medicine, law, social service, denistry, and the ministry. There will be no baccalaureate service this year. Seniors are asking Muncie churches with which they have affiliated while on campus to have special services for students of their faiths.

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List Honor Pupils At Decatur High The Decatur high school honor roll, for the sixth and final sixweeks period, was announced today by principal Hugh J. Andrews. A total of 23 seniors, 10 juniors, 16 sophomores and 12 freshmen are included on the honor roll, which is headed by Tim Singleton who received six A’s and Margaret

Cook who received five A’s and one B. A B Tim Singleton 6 Margaret Cook 5 1 Ann Allwein 5 Patricia Bean 5 Richard Doty 5 Marilyn Knudsen 5 Margaret Kocher 5 Jane Tumlin > 5 Sharon Straub 5 Tom Baxter 4 1 Linda Heare 4 1 Craig McEwan 4 1 Sally Schnepf 4 1

Tom Schnepf 4 1 Susan Thieme 4 1 Cheri Colter 4 Kathy Kiess 4 Hans Lehr 4 Larry Reinking 4 Dorothy Smith 4 Diana Mitch 4 Jean Swickard 3 3 John Beeler 3 2 Polly Bonifas 3 2 Dave Collier 3 2 Maryann Zwick Cowans 3 2 John Eichenauer 3 2 Janet Fugate 3 2 Sharon Hardens 3 2

Carolyn Harman 3 2 Joan Stevenson 3 2 Alan Zerkel Jane Burk 3 1 Judy Heare ' 3 J Carol Hoverman Ronald Lehrman 3 1 Carole Mitch Nora Rawlinson Bill Rydell 3 1 Diane Smith 3 1 Peggy Smith 3 1 Betsy Schnepf 2 3 Tom Engle 2 3 David Smith 2 3 Dave Anderson 2 2

MONDAY, MAY 25, 1964

Jim Augsburger Jim Brown 2 Bill Brown 2 2 Connie Folk 2 2 Nancy Gerber Sim Hain Pamela Heffner Linda Hitchcock 2 -ljs? Linda Kiess 2 2 Cheryl Knudsen Floyd Melchi 2 Becky Rumple 2 2 Cheryl Sapp , 2 2 Gary Schultz 2 2 Carol Smith 2 2 David Snell 2 2