Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 300, Decatur, Adams County, 21 December 1964 — Page 7

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Buffalo Bills Cop Eastern Division Title

BOSTON (UPI)-Dou Saban’s last laugh was a resounding ho-tio-ho. Sabah, coach of the new champions of the American Football Leageu’s Eastern Division, the Buffalo Bills, was quaffing champagne and sounding for all the world like Santa Claus. He Was enjoying the sweetest revenge of his life, a divisional title victory over the Boston Patriot club that had given him the gate in 1961. Saban was returning the compliment in spades and red ribbons. Saban’s Bills had, in Boston's snow-shrouded Fenway Park, scored a decisive 24-14 victory over the Patriots. The win meant that the Bills will play host to the Western Division winners, the San Biego Chargers, in the AFL championship game at Buffalo next Saturday. Bradley To Forego Pro Ball Next Year PRINCETON, N. J. (UPI) — Princeton University basketball ace Bill Bradley will forego playing professional basketball next year in order to accept a Rhodes scholarship. Bradley was one of 32 young men appointed Sunday for the scholarship which gives him two years of study at Oxford University, England. Decatur Is Third In Reserve Tournament Decatur high school took consolation honors in a four-team reserve basketball tournament played at Portland Saturday. Tbe Bluffton reserves won championship honors, defeating Decatur, 44-40, in the morning, and nosing out Portland, 51-48, in the afternoon title game. After the loss to Bluffton, the Decaturites squeezed out a 53-51 decision over Hartford City in the consolation game. Portland had defeated Hartford City by 5250 in three overtimes in the morning. ' Komets Are Beaten On Home Ice Saturday The Fort Wayne Komets, after registering back-to-back road victories earlier in the week, came hofiW Satuii&hy night to drop, a 4-3 decision to the Port Huron Flags at Memorial Coliseumr. The Flags scored three times in the first period, but the K’s scored once in the second period and twice more in the final stanza to tie the count at 3-3. Less than a minute after Fort Wayne tied the score, however, former Komet Lloyd Maxfield, playercoach of the Flags, tallied what proved to be the winning counter. Johnny Goodwin, Reg Primeau and Bill Orban scored the Komets goals. The K’s now in third place in the IHL, played in Dayton Tuesday night and host Des Moines next Saturday night.

The Bills were anxious to return home from Boston to continue their celebration and to take up planning for the San Diego game. They obviously planned to do better against the Chargers than Boston did In the 1963 tftle playoff—« resounding 51-10 San Diego victory. Saban summarized his squad’s victory over Mike Hotovak’s Patriots in a single word; “Kemp.” He was speaking of old pro quarterback Jack Kemp, a veteran used sparingly in recent weeks while young Daryl Lamonica brought the Bills down Selma Edges By Geneva, 67-66 The Geneva Cardinals dropped below the .500 mark Saturday night, as they suffered a 67-66 loss at Selma of Delaware Cdwnty. The Cardinals trailed throughout the game, but rallied 29 points in the final quarter and nearly pulled a victory out of the fire. With four seconds remaining, a Geneva player missed the first of a one and one free throw opportunity, as his team trailed by two. Selma, however, was called for a technical foul. This free throw was converted and the Cards took the ball out of bounds, only to have a desperation shot blocked. Selma grabbed a 22-15 lead one period, led by a 34-29 score at halftime, and boosted their margin to 49-37 entering the final stanza. Bobo of the hosts led all scorers with 22 points, while big Jim Meshberger topped the Cards with 20. Sophomore Ted Habegger had 15 and Ron Bollenbacher 13 for Geneva. Geneva is the only Adams County team in action this week, playing at Winchester Tuesday night where they seek to even their present 3-4 record. GENEVA FG FT TP Bollenbacher 5 3 13 Schwartz 10 2 Meshberger 8 4 20 Bixler 0 4 4 Dailey 0 4 4 Edgar 1 2 4 Hanni 10 2 Brubaker 0 2 2 Habegger . 6 3 15 Totals 22 22 66 SELMA FG FT TP Nau 3 4 10 Beßout 5 2 12 ' Bobo 10 2 22 Bartle 1 0.2 Cray craft 1 0 2 Dragoo ........ 0 11 Sutton 0 2 2 McFarren Oil Wright 5 5 15 Totals 25 17 ’67 Preliminary Selma — 53-47.

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to the final game with ah 11** record. Saban kept toe identity of his starting quarterback a secret right up to the delayed game starting time at Boston. He had informed Kemp only 24 hours earlier that it was his assignment to beat Bostob. Kemp passed magnificently through snowflakes that actually obscured his receivers on occasion. , Lions Expected To Fire Coaches Today DETROIT (UPI) — Three assistant coaches of the Detroit Lions probably will be fired today with veteran players Joe Schmidt and Yale Lary likely to become player-coaches. Team owner William Clay Ford said Sunday night an announcement concerning the three Doll and Bob Nussbaumer — would be made about 3 p.m., today. He is scheduled to have his third conference in five days with head Coach George Wilson at that time. However, H has been learned by United Press International that Ford has already ordered the ouster of the three aides and that he wants Schmidt to become defensive line coach and Lary defensive backfield coach. As of Sunday he had not talked either player into signing a contract to coach and play in 1965. And UPI also learned that if Wilson objects too strenuously, Ford will give him his walking papers, too. A team official said, “Ford plans to listen to George one more time before lowering the boom. And that may be the last time the two will talk business since these firings are really a rap at Wilson’s coaching, too.” The changes resulted from player complaints to Ford that they were not getting the proper coaching from assistants. Players voiced the opinion that they could have won the National Football League’s Western Conference title this season with better tutoring. Tbe Lions finished fourth with a ’ 7-5-2 record. Hoagland Handed sth Loss Saturday Night The Hoagland Wildcats suffered their fifth setback in nine games this season, as they lost a 77-70 decision to Churubusco Saturday night in the Wildcat gymnasium. The visitors jumped into a big 21-10 lead after one period, but Hoagland cut the margin to 4034 by halftime. Churubusco scored 20 points in the third stanza and took a 60-50 lead into the final period. Gary Schane led the Wildcat scoring with 21 tallies, while Duand Heckler added 11. Martin’s 25 was high for the winners. The ’Cats are now idle until January 5 when they play at Areola, IHL Standings W LT Pts. Des Moines 16 9 2 34 Port Huron 14 8 2 30 Fort Wayne 13 8 3 29 Toledo 12 13 0 26 Muskegon 10 11 1 21 Dayton 4 21 0 8 Sunday’s. Results Port Huron 5, Toledo 3. Des Moines 4, Dayton 2. SOTICte OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. 6013 In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, Notice is hereby given that Oliver Sehnepp was on the 18th day of December, 1964, appointed: Administrator or of the estate of Floyd Schnepp, deceased All persons having claims against said, estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within si* months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said'claims will be forever barred. Dated at Decatur, Indiana, this 18th day of December, 1964 George M. Hair Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adam* County. Indiana. Robert S. Anderson, Attorney and Counsel for personal representative 12/21,28. 1/4 NOTH'F. TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that the Board of 'Commissioners of Adams County, Indiana, will, until the hour of 1:80 P.M. on Monday, December 28, 1964, receive bids on Construction of the following: Bridge over the Durbin-Durr DStch on County Road 28 Juat south of Road 14 1n Blue Creek Twp., consisting of an 18 ft. span metal arch and (2 eu. yds. reinforced concrete footings and end wall*. Also: One (only) -new wing on present bridge ever Blue Creek, situated on old 8. R. 124 In St. Marys Twp., consisting of 20 cu. yds. reinforced concrete. Plans and specifications therefor are on file tn the office of tbe Adams County Auditor. Bide must be submitted 6n Form 96 as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, accompanied by a bidders bond or certified check for not less than 10% of bid price. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. - * By order of the Board of County Commlasloners> » Edawrd F, Jaberg Auditor, Adams County Dec. 18, Jl {

K lanm T ■■j* *l tieneva nays iwsqijs \ Only One Game In County This Week

Adams County basketball teams, with toe exception of toe Geneva Cardinals, are idle this Christmas week, and begin preparations for the various holiday tournaments scheduled next week. The only county team to see action this week is toe Cardinals, who travel to Winchester Tuesday night, seeking to even their record at 4-4 for toe 196465 campaign. There are no games on tap Friday, Christmas night, which will be the case a week from Friday, New Year’s night. After that week, however, there won’t be any more “quiet” Fridays until the last week in February, When the Sectional firing begins. Only Two Even A* As ail six county teams begin preparing for the holiday meets, there are only two of the six clubs that are playing .500 ball or better. Adams Central s defending Sectional champions have won seven of eight games, while the Decatur Catholic Commodores have copped six of seven. The only team without a victory is the Decatur Yellow Jackets who have Been whipped six times in succession. The Monmouth Eagles, who have passed the halfway point in their schedule, got their first victory last Tuesday night with a 68-64 decision over the Monroeville Cubs. The Cubs have dropped all nine of their outings this year. HoUday Meets As stated above, all six Adams County teams are entered in holiday tournaments. The Commodores will host a four-team meet in the local gymnasium on Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week. Madison Twp., Bryant and White’s Institute are also entered. The same two evenings, the Yellow Jackets are in action in a holiday affair at Hartford City, With the Airedales, Portland and Bluffton rounding out the field. ' The Jets are hosts for a twoGay tournament in their gymnasium on Friday and Saturday Bight, January 8 and 9. Unbeaten Wtfian, Moprhouth and Lancaster Wtotrai, sibftg with the" Jets, will Who They Play Basketball Tuesday Geneva at Winchester. Wrestling Tuesday Decatur at Angola.

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vie for honors. Tbe other two county teams, Berne and Geneva, begin their 1965 action in a one-day affair at Winchester. The tournament, to be played in the aftopnoon and evening of Saturday, 2, also includes the host Winchester team and a strong Muncie Burris quintet. Neighboring Hoagland and Monroeville are also idle until toe early in the new year. The Wildcats will travel to Areola on Tuesday, January 5, while toe Cubs host the Commodores on Wednesday, January 6. County Records Adams County’s six teams enter toe holidays with the following records: W L Pet. A. Central (3-0) 71 .875 Commodores (1-1) .. 6 1 .857 Geneva (2-0) 3 4 .429 Berne (1-2) U- .2 4 .333 Monmouth (0-3) .... 1 10 .091 Y. Jackets (0-1) .... 0 6 .000 Record against county teams in parentheses. Named To Team NEW YORK (UPI) — Goalie Walter Kopczuk and halfback Cliff Soas of City College of New York have been selected on the all-New York state soccer team. Kopczuk allowed 19 goals in CCNY’s 10 games while Soas played center halfback. Professional Grid Leagues Ameiicn.n Football League By lulled Prwii laternatlonnl Final Standing:* Eastern Dlvlalon W. 1,. 1- F<#. PF PA Buffalo (12 2 0 .857 40i> 242 Boston 10 3 1 .769 365 297 New York 5 8 1 .385 27X 315 Houston 4 10 0.286 810 366 Weatern Dlvlalon W. 1,. T Pet. PF PA San Diego S 6 1 .61 5 341 800 Kansas city 77 0.508) 366 306 Oakland 5 7 2.417 303 350 Denver 211 1.164 240 438 Sunday’* Result* Buffalo 24 Boston 14 Kansas City 24 New York 7 Houston 34 Denver 15 OaklATgl 21 San Diego 20 ftntnrdny'a flame League Championship San Diego at Buffalo

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