Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1964 — Page 7

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County Harrier Meet To Be HeU Monday

Geneva will be out to repeat its 1983 triumph when Adams county's six schools battle in the annual county cross-country meet at One Limberlost golf course near Geneva Monday afternoon. Geneva is the host school, and the Cards will try to add a second straight title to the one they won last season, when they nipped Adams Central by four points. Starting time Monday is 4 o’clock, and Harry Anderson, South Adams athletic director, will serve as the meet’s official started. Competing will be the county schools, Geneva, Berne, Adams Central, Monmouth, Decatur Catholic and Decatur high. Lose Back Back to defend his top individual laurels will be Johnny Lose of the Commodores. Lose won the 1963 county meet in a fine 9:48 clocking, though only a sophomore. He may be hard-pressed to repeat this season, however, as he hasn’t matched that time this year and has been under 10 minutes only once. Monmouth has a pair of top runners Ted Buuck and Danny Conrad, while Decatur’s Dave Adams will also be a treat. Adams Central has a well-balanced squad with four or five top individuals. . —— Geneva will be paced by Stahly, Habegger and Bixler in their bid to return. They finished 3rd, sth and 6th respectively in last year’s meet. The order in which the six teams finished last year, with their point totals, was as follows: Geneva, 38; Adams Central 42; Decatur high, 94; Berne, 96; Decatur Catholic, 111; Monmouth, 140. Limberlost Meet Geneva will also host the big Limberlost Invitational meet next week which is expected to draw teams from eight schools, in addition to the host team. Trophies will be awarded to the teams finishing first and second, ancj to the top individual runner. The meet is scheduled for Thursday afternoon of next week, and will begin at approximately 3:30 p.m. at the Rainbow layout. Seven runners will compete from each of the nine schools,

which pre as follows: Decatur, |)ecatur Catholic, Portland, Dunkirk, Winchester, Berne, Geneva, Monmouth and Bryant. Anderson will again act as timer. Major Leagues ■y l'lilted Preu International American League W. L. Pet. OB New York 97 63 .616 Chicago 94 64 .596 3% Baltimore IS 65 .594 1% Detroit 85 75 .531 13* Los Angeles 80 79 .503 17 Minnesota 78 81 .491 19 Cleveland 78 81 .491 19 Boston 70 90 .488 27% Washington 62 98 .888 35% Kansas City 57 101 .361 39% Thursday’s Results Detroit 4 New Tork 2, Ist Detroit 5 New York 2, 2nd Boston 4 Cleveland 2 Kan City 5 Minnesota 4, 12 Ins Baltimore 2 Wash 0, night Friday’s Probable Pitchers Cleveland at New York (night) — Kralick (12-6) vs. Ford (16-6). Detroit, at Baltimore (night)— Sparma (6-5) vs. Roberts (12-7). Los Angeles at Minnesota — Newman (13-10) vs. Kaat (17-10). Kansas City at Chicago (2-twl-nlght) — Santiago (0-5) and Krausse (0-2) Vs. Peters (20-8) and Plsarro (18-9). Saturday's' Games Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Washington at Boston Nattaaal League W. L. Pet. GB St. Louis 92 67 .579 ...... Cincinnati 92 68 .575 % Philadelphia 90 70 .663 2% San Francisco 89 70 .560 3 Milwaukee 85 73 .538 6% Pittsburgh -j— — 79 79 .500 12% Los Angeles 78 81 .491 14 'Chicago 74 85 .465 18 Houston 65 94 .409 27 New York 51 108 .321 41 Thursday’s. Results Milwaukee 7 New York 3 San Francisco 6 Houston 3 Ciiv’imati 5 Patsfcirgh 4, night Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3, night (Only games scheduled) Friday’s Probable Pitchers Puladelpliia at Cincinnati (night) — Short (17-9) vs. * O'Toole (l',-7). Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (2-twi-night) — Butters (1-2) and Law MS-18) vs. Cloninger (18141 and Schneider (1-1) or Sadowski (8-10. New York at St. Louis (night) —Jackson (10-16) ' vs. Gibson (18-11). Houston at Los Angeles (nighO—Coombs (0-1) vs. Drysdale (18-15). Chicago Jt San Francisco (night) — Ellsworth (14-17) vs. Boiin (9-5). Saturday’s Games Pittsburgh at MllwaiUree Ne'v York at St. .Lopls Houston at Los Aiigeles, night Chicago at San Francisco McElreath Listed As Fair After Crackup INDIANAPOLIS „ (UPl)—Veteran driver Jim McElreath, 34, Arlington, Tex., remained in fair condition today with burns suffered Thursday when his rear-engine racer' slammed into the wall at the Indianapolis Speedway and burst into flames. McElreath, rookie of the year in the 1962 Indianapolis “500,” suffered severe burns on his left hand and arm and less serious burns on his side, right hand and the tops of his legs. Flash burns also burned off his eyebrows and lashes.

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Jets 9 Basketball Blastoff HJY - I 1 /i g k a CHAMPS BEGIN—The Jets of Adams Central, defending sectional champs, were the first Adams County basketball team to begin basketball sessions Thursday, the first day the IRSAA permits practice. Coach Vernon Zurcher is shown above with his five lettermen returning from the title squad. Kneeling, left to right, are Art Ringger, Roger Schnepp, and Tony Ehrsam. Standing are Mike Ross and Steve Smith. — (Photo by Mac Lean)

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