Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 10 October 1964 — Page 6

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Jackets Seeking Fifth Win Tonight

Meet Elmhurst In NEIC Affair At South Side Stadium At 8 P.M.

Outer Terry Smitley and quarterback Daye Anspaugh will be in tonight's starting lineup despite injuries suffered in last week’s fame al Bluffton. Sinitley received a broken nose and bad some teeth loosened In 'he fame, while Anspaugh twisted his left ankle. Both will be ready for tonight’s contest, however. Decatur’s Yellow Jackets may find they have a "tiger by the tail" when they meet the Troians of Elmhurst at Fort Wayne's South Side stadium tonight. The opening kickoff is scheduled for 8 o'clock. A recent check of statistics covering Decatur's first five games, of which they have won four, give indication, however, that Elmhurst may be holding the Tiger by the tail. The Yellow Jackets, with their offensive attack finally coming to life in the past two games, are averaging total yardage amounting to 300 yards per contest m their first five games. With their best rushing night of the season last week .igjiiet Bluffton. 335 yards, the D?''iit,ir eleven has an average of 238 yards gained per game on the ground and 62 in the air, for a total average of 300 yards per contest. Back Averages "What is more amazing is some of the yards-per-carry averages of that Fabulous Four backfield Max Elliott, the all-state senior halfba'ck, has picked up 432 yards rushing in just 49 carries, for an average of 8.8 yards gained each time he lugs* the leather. The Blythe brothers, who arc keeping the defenses from keying on Elliott, have equally impressive statistics. Sam has picked up 324 yards via the ground in 50 carries, for an average of 6 5, while Bill's average is a neat 77 yards a try, with 301 yards gained in 39 carries. In addition, Dave Anspaugh Las a net gain of 94 yards in 31 carries. And those carries include losses while passing, which Browns Favored Sunday In NFL By United Press International The Cleveland Browns are heavily favored to make Pittsburgh their fourth victim night but Buddy Parker, coach of the scrappy Steelers, isn't' conceding a thing. "Any club that gets itself up can beat any other club iu this league, and this holds for my team,” Parker declared. "All we need are a few breaks." The Browns, favored by two touchdowns, already have beaten Washington, Philadelphia and Dallas and have played to a 33-33 tie with the St. Louis Cardinals who also are unbeaten. Cleveland and St. Louis, each with a record of 3-0-1, share first place in the Eastern Division of the National Football League. The Browns are given a better chance of "surviving" the weekend than the Cards who face the niggl'd Baltimore Colts, the Western Division leaders, in a Columbus Day game at Baltimore Monday night. The five other NFL games this weekend will be played Sunday and several teams, particula ly New York. Dallas, Chicago and Green Bay, arc struggling to stay In contention. The Giants (3-I', the fading Eastern Division champions, plav the slow-starting Cbw’boys (1-31 at Dallas; the reeling Washington Redskins CO-4' entertain the Philadelphia Eagles (2-2); the unlucky Packers (22) go against the San Francisco Forty-Niners J 2-2) at Milwaukee; the Minnesota Vikings (22) host the Detroit Lions (2-1-1 ’ and the faltering Bears (1-3', the defending champions in the West, open their home season against the surprising Los Angeles Rams (2-1-1).

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means his actual rushing yardage Is nearly twice the net gain figure. Anspaugh has completed 17 of 34 passes, a good 50 per cent accuracy figure, good for 305 yards in five contests. Bill Brown completed one pass against Bluffton for four yards. Senior end Dave Smith hnj been the top receiver, snaring five tosses for 149 total yard;;. Elliott has made four receptions good for 108 yards. Defense Strong While the offense has scored 66 points in the past two ,lames, the defensive unit continues to sparkle. Opponents have scored just 43 points in five games against the Yellow Jackets, about 8% points per game, and this includes the two TD's New Haven scored against second-stringers in the final minute of play, and the one Bluffton got last week against substitutes with less than a minute left in the gamd. In addition, the defense has allowed opposing teams less than 200 total yards on the average for five contests. Opponents have gained 171 yards rushing and hist 36 passing per game. Th'* first five foes have completed 15 passes in 34 attempts against the Yellow Jacket defense. Line Outweighed These figures will more than likely not impress Elmhurst, however, which has its best football team since the school began the sport several years ago. The Trojans arc smarting from two losses and a tie in the last three games, after a pair of victories to open their season. As has been the case all year, Decatur will give up a weight advantage to their opposition Saturday night. Elmhurst ha;: n big offensive line that averages 18(! pounds per, man The Yellow Jacket offensive line •hverages just under 180 pounds apiece. The Trojan ends weigh 190 pounds each, and the tackle; tip the scales nt 182 and 195 pound. . Zcysing, the biggest of the starters, weighs 200 pqunds, and his partner at guard. Porter, comer, in nt 180 pounds. Wolfe,. the starting center, is a 165-pounder. Dave Schwartz is a 210-pound reserve center. Backs Big Tlie Troian backfield isn’t small either. Big Ted Barker, the Northeastern Indiana Conference’s leading scorer with 45 points in four games, is a 6-1, ,190-pound-icrer. Jackson and Kellv, the halfbacks, weigh in nt 170 and 145 respectively, and Hetrick, the quarterback, tip the scales at 160 pounds. The Troians will run out o' a T formation, and will use an unbalanced line on defense. Barker, of course, is thdr bl" pun, Last week, against Bishop Liters, he carried the ball 21 times md gained four yards ner trv. The whole (cam gained just 135 vards on the ground, nnd completed four of onlv eight passes. Tlie Troians, winless last season, won their first two .games this year, besting Garrett. 19-11 nnd Angola, 13-0. in a pni" of NETC games. Thev then battled Concordia to a 19-19 tie before being upset bv Columbia Citv. 38-20. Last Fridav, Elmhurst was whipped bv Liters. 20-6. Their offense has been strong, but the defense bns been the team’s weakness. With Decatur',-: attack now rolling this could be the difference tonight. Twins Resign Mele, Give Conches Gate NEW YORK (Urn — Tile Minnesota Twins re-hired Sam Mele as manager Friday night but they fired three of his four coaches. ’ The Twins finished in a sixth place tie with Cleveland in the just • completed A mcrica n League pennant race. Teams of Mele’s one - year contract for the 1965 season were not disclosed. Coaches Flovd Baker, Ed Fitzgerald and Gordon Maltzbcrger were dismissed. Only coach Hal Naragon was retained.

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Booster Club Drive Halfway More than 100 persons have purchased their 1964-65 Decatur High School Booster Club memberships, according to a report today from club president Dick Reidenbach. This means, however, that the club isn t much more than halfway to "s goal of 200 members for this year, Reidenbach added. Memberships are priced at $5, but a membership entitle# the holder to attend both the football and D-Club banquets free of charge. With slightly more than 180 members last year, the Booster Club hopes to reach or surpass the 200 mark for this year. Try To Contact "We have tried to contact all past members and also to see pros|>ective new members," Reldenbaeh added, "but this is hard to do. Reidenbach urged all former members who wish to renew their membership, or anyone that is interested in joining the organization, to contact him or one of the other officers. The membership drive will continue for a few weeks yet, at least until the football banquet. Tin' football banquet is the annual affair put on each year by the club to honor the Decatur high school fixitball team, and is r.p’en only to members of the organization. Arrangements are now being made to bring a member of the Chicago Bear coaching staff to Decatur as the featured speaker forth e banquet. Further announcements concerning this will be made in the near future. Contact Officers Other officers of the club are Dick Linn vice president; Herb Banning, Jr., secretary; Dave Wynn, treasurer; Gerald Strickler, John Isch, Bob Shraluka, nnd Fred Isch. directors. Linn is also head of the membership drive, and anyone interested in becoming a member may contact any of the officers listed above. Staubach-Less Navy Is Whipped By Tech By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer When Navy Coach Wayne Ha. din said before the season began that without Roger Staubach the Middles wouldn't rank among the nation's top 20 football teams, he apparently was not kidding one little bit. Friday night, Hardin's "pre--season pessimism" became a reality as the once-proud Midshipmen. minus star quarterback Roger Staubach, dropped their second straight game, losing to Georgia Tech, 17-0. Staubach was forced to the sidelines with an ankle injury and the Middies couldn't move without him. Yellowjacket quarterback Bruce Fisher led Tech to tiwo touchdowns and a field goal in the first 19 minutes and that was enough to sink the Middies. California got a key touchdown pass from its star quarterback Craig Morton to defeat a stubborn Miami team, 9-7. in the only other major college game played Friday night. Jailed On Warrant Os Assault, Battery A Jay county resident Ivan Fox, who resides in the Bryant area, was taken into custody Friday night by Adams county officers, along with authorities from that county. Fox was picked up on a warrant issued by the Decatur city court, on a charge of assault and battery brought against him by Donald Burkhart, a Jefferson township resident. After being returned to the Adame county jail Friday night. Fox was released when he posted 8100 bond.

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Worsley Posts Blank Job To Open Season By United Pres* International Lome Worsley still has visions of returning to the National Hockey League. Worsley, the former New York and Montreal goaltender who helped Quebec to the Eastern Division title in the American Hockey League last season, shutout the Baltimore Clippers, 4-0, Friday night in the opener of the league’s 29th campaign. A first team all-star goalie in the AHL, Worsley posted five shutouts in 1963-64 and made an excellent start in bettering his 2.72 goal average. Worsley had good attackers up front as Willie Sutherland beat Baltimore goalie Marcel Pelletier twice while Cleland Mortson and Guy Rousseau each scored a goal. ~ The victory was a pleasant coaching inaugural for Quebec's Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, • the former Montreal Canadien star who succeeded Floyd Curry. Yanks Again Are Series Favorites NEW YORK iUPD— With the World Series tied at one game apiece and the next three contests scheduled for Yankee Stadium, tlyb oddsmakers have made the New York Yankees favorites .to win the third game and al o go on to take their 21st wo: Id championship. In man-to-man betting the Yanks are 8-5 to defeat the Cardinals in Saturday’s third game and 21-10 to win the series. Overall series betting finds the Yankees a 5-11 choice and the Cardinals 2-1 underdogs.

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Steury Tourney Sunday To End Golf Activity Sunday will conclude the planned golfing activities for members of the Decatur Golf Association when the ‘Steury’ Ek 11 Handicap Golf Tournament is held at the Decatur Golf Course. The individual 18-hole event is now in its third year. Howard (Unk) Eley is ‘the 1963 defending champion. All golfers playing in Sunday’s tournament will use their established handicaps for this event. However, golfers who do not have cards showing their handicaps at the pro-shop may use their league averages, according to Norm Steury, chairman of the ’Steury’ tourney. Trophy Awarded A trophy will be awarded to the winner of the 1964 action and his name will be inscribed on the larger trophy on display at the local golf course the year around. Permanent possession of the large ’Decatur Industries’ trophy will not be awarded to any golfer until that same golfer has won the tourney three times. It need not appear three consecutive times, but must be won by the seme individual three different years. Mei chandise certificates will rlso be awarded the first three places. Registration will close at 1 o’clock Sunday. All golfers are urged to make up their own threesom >5 or foursomes for Sundays aci'on. Entry fee for this event is $l5O. The tourney committee is comprised of No-m Steury, chairman. Roger Kelly, John McConaha, Bill Tutewller and Gail Grabill. Keane's Future Is Still Question ST. LOUIS (UPD—Manager John Keane of the St. Louis Cardinals was in a World Series in New York City today, but his future with the pennant winner National League club remained in the dark. The 52-year-old Keane, who refused to sign his 1965 contract. hasn't cleared up the important question — will he be back. Reports that ex-Los Angeles Dodger coach Leo Durocher was still in contention was revived in one source, while another report had Cardinal President August A. Busch, Jr., offering Durocher.|loo,ooo to forget a previous . agreement to manage the Cardinals. The managerial question could be setflad by Keane, but he won't taq&.j.

Probable Starters For Tonight DECATUR ' ELMHURST Anderson (160) E Harris (190) D. Smith (160) E Anglin (190) Eichenauer (185) T Zeysing (200) Grote (200) T Solari (195) Egly (160) G Niemeyer (185) Magley (150) * • G Porter 180) Smitley (235) C Wolfe (165) Anspaugh (165) Q Hetrick (160) Elliott (180) H , Jackson (170) B. Blythe (175) H ’ Kelley (145) S. BJythe (175) F Barker (190)

New Haven In Romp; Garrett Beats Cadets

New Haven moved to witnin one victory of the 1964 Northeastern Indiana Conference title by trouncing Kendallville Friday night by a 42-0 score. Garrett and' Bluffton also won NEIC games, while Auburn "blasted Berne,, 62-6, and Columbia City lost to Huntington in nonconference games. Decatur visits Elmhurst in tonight’s lone cone ference action. The Bulldogs, winning their fourth without a loss in conference play, jumped into a 14-0 lead in the first period and expanded it to 35-0 at halftime in romping over the Comets. Bob Rohrbacher scored twice, on runs of 15 and 38 yards, while Preble Vs. Soest In * Lutheran Title Game Preble and Soest will meet at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Hoagland for the tournament title of the Circuit “A” Lutheran Baseball League. Preble nipped Fuelling by a 6-4 score last Sunday in a semifinal game at Bingen, to set up Sunday’s title match. Series Facts, Figures NEW YORK (UPD — Facts and figures on the 1964 World Series: Series standing: New York 1, St. Louis 1. Series winner: First team to win four games. • First game: St. Louis 9, New York 5 Second game: New York 8, St. Louis 3. Third game: at Yankee Stadium, New York, • Saturday, Oct. 10, 1 p.m. EDT. Remaining games: Fourth and fifth at Yankee Stadium, New York, Sunday and Monday; sixth and seventh (if necessary) at Busch Stadium, St. Louis, Wednesday and Thursday. (Tuesday is an off day for travel). Third game pitchers: Yankees—Jim Bouton (18-13); Cardinals — Curt Simmons (18-9). Series odds: Yankees favored 21-10. Third game odds: Yankees favored 8-5. Third game weather forecast: Fair and cool. Two game attendance: 61,160. Two game figured: Net receipts $400,033.14; commissioner’s share $60,004.98; player’s share $240,019.88; New York club’s share $25,002.08; St. Louis club’s share $25,002.08; American League’s share $25,002.08; National League’s share $25,002.08.

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Neil Carnes scored a TD on a 20-yard pass from Gary i>ake and booted six point-afters without a miss. Kendallville is now 0-5 in the NEIC and 0-6 overall. Dave Steward scored a pair of six-pointers as Garrett grabbed a 14-0 halftime lead and went on to post a 21-7 win over Concordia at Fort Wayne. Rick Lewis, the second leading scorer in the conference, was held scoreless. Chuck Ehrman scored the lone Cadet TD, on a one-yard plunge in the fourth period. The victory was the fourth in six starts for the Railroaders, while Concordia is now 1-2-2 in the NEIC and 1-3-2 overall. Score, But Beaten Angola scored for the first time this year, after six starts, but was whipped at Bluffton by a 34-7 count. Ron Bowman scored three TD’s for the Tigers, on 11 and 59 yard runs and on a 63yard pass play from Ted Mahnensmith, who scored a pair of touchdowns himself. The victory enabled Bluffton to conclude conference play for the year with a 3-3 record. Angola has a mark of 0-5-1 in both the conference and all games. Huntington scored 21 points in the first half and went on to record a 23-14 win over Columbia City’s Eagles. It was the second Viking win in six starts. Berne Blasted By Red Devils, 62-6 Auburn scored two or more touchdowns in each period and blasted Berne’s Bears by a 62-6 score at the Red Devil field Friday night. Eight different Auburn players scored touchdowns, with Terry Habig recording two, one on a 72 yard pass play and the other on a 74-yard punt return. The Devils scored 14 points in the first period, led 34-0 at the half and 48-0 after three periods. Berne’s lone score came in the final 24 second when Mike Parks threw a 24-yard TD pass to Gary Sprunger. Berne has now lost three of five starts, while Auburn is 4-2 overall. V Inniger Scores In Peru's 35-0 Triumph ' Former Berne star Rick Inniger was a standout for Peru Friday night as the Tigers whipped Alexandria by a 35-0 score to run their record to 5-0-1, and 3-0-1 in the Central Indiana Conference. Inniger scored the final touchdown for the winners when he raced 25 yards with an intercepted pass to paydirt.

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San Diego Puts End To Boston String By United Press International San Diego quarterback John Hadi stands alone today as the American Football League's best evidence that a team is only as good as its bench. Hadi, in his third season as a pro quarterback, leaped into the Charger breach Friday night when they fell 3-0 behind the Boston Patriots. Hadi’s passing (17 for 29, 228 » yards and three touchdowns) , and occasional rollouts powered the defending champion Chargers to a 26-17 comeback win. It was only the second victory in five games for the Oiargers. The upset smashed a fourgame Boston winning streak and promoted the Buffalo Bills, who play at Houston Sunday night, into first place in the AFL’s Eastern Division. The Trotting Triple Crown Won By Ayres LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPD — The trotting world toasted Ayres today as the third horse in history to win trotting’s triple crown. Mrs. Charlotte N. Sheppard.’s classy colt added the third jewel Friday by’ winning the $57,069 Kentucky Futurity in straight heats at the Red Mile here. Earlier this year, Ayres won the Yonkers Futurity and f Hamletonian, the other tiers in the triple crown. Only other trotters to capture the triple crown were Speedy Scot last year and Scott Frost in 1955. BOWLING MERCHANT LEAGUE W L Pts. Sheets Furn. 10 5 14 Painters ———- 10 5 14 Tony’s Tap „, 10 5 14 Tom Weis — 10 5 13% Preble Gardens —lO 5 13% Arnold Lumber —9 6 12 Corah Ins. 9*6 12 Clem’s Market —.B 7 11 Happy Humpty —9 6 11 Auto. Sprink. 2—7 8 10 Supermat 24 6 9’B G. -E. Club 6 9 7 Krick-Tyndall 5 10 6 Riverside Garage 5 10 6 I& M v .„ 4 11 5 Auto Sprink. 1— 2 13 - 3 High Series. H. Myers 549; M. Hoffman 550; E. Hammond 561. High Games: F. Eyanson 200; H. Myers 216; J. Merriman 220; B. Huston 231; K. Ross 201; R. Freed 200; D. Miller 217; G. Tatcher 202; D. Frane 202.

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