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i"., Vol. XV , No. 25 JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL - SOUTH BEND , INDIANA May 7, 1954 - , KentKeller Elected Council President Green, Golba, Deleury Win MAY14 BIG NIGHT 1 Other Offices FORSENIOR CLASS The election of Student Council o:!'­ ficers for the 1954-55 school year was Next Friday night at 9:00, the 12th held Wednesday , April 28, when the annual Senior Prom will begin in following students were selected: Ken t the main floor ballroom of the Indi­ ... Keller , president; Richard Green, ana Club. vice -president; Janet Golba , secre ­ Tickets have been on sale since tary; and Kath y DeLeury , treasurer. April 30, and they will be on sale An assembly was held prior to the until 4:00 p . m., May 14, at $2.00 a opening of the polls to introduce the couple. Joan Moore , room 205, and candidates. They were: Robert Nel ­ Dave Beiser, room 109, are in charge son, Kent Keller , and Tom Troeger , ; of the sale. No tickets will be avail ­ for president; James Dincolo, Rich ­ able at the door . ard Green , and John Waech ter for Myrna Cordtz and Dick Quealy vice -president; Janet Golba, Janice are co-chairmen of the dance. The Rugee , and Mary Ann Anderson for committee chairmen are: Sally secretary; Naomi Ross, Kath y De ­ Stoops, invitations; Mary Wenger, Leury, and Nancy Maclvor , for trea ­ chaperons; Mary Clark, program s; su rer. All the nominees will auto­ Dave Beiser, tickets; Bob Shula and matically be on next year's Student John Steinmetz , music; Jim Miller, Council Board. decorations; and Ann Williams and Th is slate of officers was drawn .,. Sue Armstrong, publicity. up by a nominating committee com ­ The music will be furnished by posed of one representative from Pictured above are Myrna Cordtz and Di ck Quealy, co-chairmen, who I Ton y Rulli and his band. each class and the present officers of are going over some last-minute preparations for the Seni or Prom. the council. I This year for the first time a vot ­ ing machine was used for the elec­ Dramatics Class P1·esents GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Jr. Waltons Begin tio n. The polls were opened Wednes­ Insomnia, Five for Bad Luck REPRESE NTATIVES day morning at 9:00 and closed at The second hour Dramatics Class, SELECTED Spring Projects 4:00 Wednesday afternoon. Eight which is taught by Mrs. Hazel Mc­ This year the American Legion, Plant Trees and Flowe rs hundred students out of a total en­ Clure, will present two of its pro ­ River Park Post 303, has chosen rollment of 1,000 students voted. ductions to the student body. The Fifty members of the Adams Wal­ T Donald Eberly and Richard Green, An assembly will be held today performances will be held May 13; tons recently spent a Saturday morn­ with John Thilman and Bill Dean as to install the new officers. At this the exact time of the assembly is to ing on the Isaac Walton grounds alternates, to attend the Boys State time the graduating president will be announced later. north of the city planting trees and conference which will be held at flowers . Over 1,500 plants, mull give a summary of the accomplish­ June Bartel s is student director of ments of the present Student Council. the Indianapolis School for the Deaf flowers roses , hearty holly, and hard Insomnia, a serious drama. David from June 12 to June 19. wood trees were planted. Because .,, Engel, Nancy Reith, Nanc y Cham­ the ground is a wildlife ref uge, these . Ticket Winners Announced paigne, Roseann Shafer, Sue Basker, Elaine Brown and Evelyn Fuller, with Pat Bourdon as alternate, will plants will induce wildlife to come The winners in the ticket sale for Nancy Bock , Gloria Flowers and Pat into the area. - the Glee Club production, "Hig h attend the Girls State conference Dickens comprise the cast. Ph yllis Jim Dincolo, president of the club, Jinks," were Elaine Brown and Bet­ Anderson is assistant director. which will be held on the Indiana University Campus from June 27 to was in charge of the outing. ty Clark, Glee Club represntatives A college comedy , Five for Bad July 4. and Nanc;9 Hertel, Billie Jean Wood­ Luck, will also be given. The players Honor Club Sponsor all, and Gail Lock and Carol Locs­ are: Dick Swayzee , Jack Longley, The Boys State and Girls State After a morning of hard work the mo ndy , Drama Club sellers. Charley Morse , Dave Mikesell , Bev­ conferences are planned to give in­ group was served lunch at the club Elaine was given a season ticket erly Shafer, Gail Meyers, Francine tensive training in citizenship and house. This turned out to be a sur­ for .the 1954-55 basketball season and · Horwick, Janice Schwier, Shirley government, and to educate the prise birthday party for Mr. Litweil­ Betti · was awarded a year's sub­ Jester, June Harmon, June Bartels, young people of our generation as to er, sponsor of the Jr . Waltons . scription to the Tower . Nancy will Mildred Lantz, and Bonnie Smith. the main functions of the govern ­ Purchase Books for Library also receive a subscription to the ment . During the week city, county , Barb ara Koto is in charge and Larry Seventy -five dollars has been Tower . and st ate officials are nominated and Meyers is her assistant. donated by the club to purchase The Glee Club was divided into elected by the "Staters." two teams, the "High Jinkers " with books for an outdoor life section in Bob Johnson and Jim Dincolo as co­ SENIOR CALENDAR the library . These books will be captai ns , and the "Fr imilites" with May 14-Senior Prom June 7-Senior Class Picnic place d in a special section in the David Engel and Terry Rothermel as June I-Afternoon Finals Pottawatomie, 11:30-2:30 west side of the library and may be the co-captains. Elaine, who sold 66 June 2-Morning Finals June 8-Report Cards che cked out in the usual manner . tickets, and Bett y, who sold 65 tick­ Senior Awards Assembly Commencement The money for the books was raised ets, were Frimilites . Nancy sold 26, Senior Class Punch Rehearsal-8:30 A. M. during the school ye ar by both ac­ Bill ie Jean 15, Gail and Carol 14 June 6-Baccalaureate Commencement- tivities at games and by membership tickets each . 4:00, Adams Auditorium 8:00 P . M. fees . Page Two JOHN ADAMS TOWER May 7, 1954 Ten Easy Ways to Kill Your Grandmother What's Did you ever stop to ponder the state men t "Your manners are showing?" at the When the school and teachers sponsor field trips or other outside-of-school Gertrude's Secret? excursions, your conduct is of primary importance. People are quick to judge Announcer: "No, don't turn your such a group by their first impressions. You are expected to leave with them dial. Stay turned for "I've Got a a good impression of your school, of your interest, of your appreciation, and Secret ," a program through which of your conduct. Usually a good deal of preparation must be made by your we find out the truth about some sponsor before such a trip may be taken. They should be able to feel that, very "awf ul " people, presented to four although you are away from school all third hour, you will return as quickly you by the Cavalier Bird Seed Com­ --corners as possible to your fourth hour class, instead of stalling or loitering downtown pany . Cavalier has had a big job . until fifth period . There seems to be a saying going Your attitude and conduct toward tions entirely. It is up to those of around that things are for the . . . Prom, prom, prom - everybody's the people in charge will cause addi­ you who have the opportunity to well, I'd better not say, but it isn't talking about the prom. "Who's he tional trips either to be continued or further your knowledge of city gov ­ true ... I mean it is ... I mean­ taking ?" Does she have a date ?" discontinued permanently . If Adams' ernment, housing areas, wildlife, and Oh , well, on with the show! "Who in the world am I going to reputation of orderliness and man­ buildings to keep your best foot for­ "Who is our first contestant?" (A take?" "Oh well, who wants to go to ners must suffer as a result of these ward at all times and present a good young girl appear s. She is wearing an old prom, anyway ." "Fix me up outside trips, they will be eliminated picture of the Adams' student body. a man 's shirt, which hangs below her will you?" from the class plans and prepara- -Wendy Heron. knees , and a straight skirt. On her So far here's the dope: Dick Smith , feet she is wearing loafers and no Kathy DeLeury; Sue Armstrong, Paul socks . She also has a pair of horn Elliott (steady again); Joan Moore , College Joe and High School Jane rimmed glasses. This description is Bob Shula; Fran Horwick, Dave Being one of the lucky tribe whose better half resides on a college campus, for you home view ers who have a Rogers; Liz Tarvin, Bob Johnson ; I can speak truthfully of a girl's trials and tribulations at home. Those who bad tube , flutter, flopover, or just a Janice Henson, Ed Thompson; Sally ar e quite as fortunate feel that the "college going" girl is barred from all cheap set). Buchanan, Steve Gumz; Jewell Reitz , social act iviti es, but in my opinion th e social sta tus of the female definitely Chuck Sonneborn; Sue Angus, Tom Young girl : "My name is Ger­ depends on her personality and out­ Betts; Jean Freshour, Jerry Flanagan ; trude." side interests. If she is restricted accordi ng to the marked date. These Barbara Koto, John Pence; Jean from dating at home, chances are she are the possessions which only col­ Announcer: "Hello, Gertrude! Now Haefner , Bill Yerks (U. of Ill.); Vir­ has more time to spend with her legiate females hold in their dreams if you will whisper your secret to me, ginia Campbell, Harry Butler; Alice schoolmates, maybe belonging to a and speculations. we will show your secret to the Barry, Bill Neal (C.C.); Shirley Jes­ small potluck or other social group. There are many other advantages audience." (When the secret is shown, ter, Bill Roesch; Eileen Powers , Bob Letters , at a time of gloom and which concern girls and their cam­ half of the audience leaves. I notice Kurek; plus all the steads and long ­ restlessness, can be a blessing to the pus mates. Vac atio ns , telephone calls, most of them are rather young. May­ time daters. female, especially if they are from campus news-all these add to the be high school age .) Notice to all those who had planne d the opposite sex. A girl, although variety of life. Don 't take me wrong! "Our panel tonight is: Ann Wil­ to attend Myrna Cordtz's slumbe r she is head over heels with worries I'm not trying to sell you on college liams, the world famous dancer and party May 14. The hostess will not and work, waits from day to day men, but if you are without a mate, singer; Jim Miller, quiz kid for his be able to attend due to the fact that hoping to receive a special letter I suggest that you hunt and capture age forty years ago; Marylee Crofts, she is going to the prom with Bob postmarked , Mr. Collegeman, U . S. A. one of these silver threads among first woman to become Secretary of Bubenz er. Consequently no hostess­ In a box beneath her bed will be the gold. State ; and John Pence, our dream­ no house-no party . found each valuable letter arranged -Julie Harris. boat who has taken all kinds of You know something! The nices t J. Oscars for his superb acting in "Annie thing about quarreling with a boy­ The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill Get Your Gun." Now back to the friend is making up. Just ask Helen the world with fools.-Herbert Spencer. girl's secret. Her secret is very rare 'Williams and Jim Dincolo . :) * and it is something she does. We Everybody's favorite couple: Sally It is nice to be important , but it is more important to be nice. will start the question with Miss Stoops and Ed Hardig. Ain't love -Ben Franklin. Crofts." grand? Kinda puzzlin' sometimes, ~= * Miss Crofts: "I have no idea. though , huh, Sally ? Th e artistic temperament is a disease that afflicts amateurs. Something rare? Let me sec!" (ding) \/\Tho under the sun are Bunn y, -G . K. Cheste rton. Announcer: "Your time is up! Mr. Wiggley , and Big Joe? * .,. -;- ... * Pence ?" We hear from all reports that Star­ An educated man is one who has finally discovered there are some ques­ dust was terrific and that much of Mr. Pen ce: "I ha ve an idea, but I tions to which nobody has the answers.-Bosto!1 Glo be. the credit goes to Bill Waecht.er. don't think . .. " (ding) * Among those livin' it up last Friday The good man is his own friend.-Sophocles. Announcer: "My , but you're slow p. m . were Charmy Burke, Tim Pettit; * tonight. Usually we have our secrets Kay Cantwell, Tom Henson; Mary No one is small who does a small job in a big way. guessed by now. Miss Williams?" Orzech, Tom McHenry (P. U.); Shar­ :[: Miss Williams: "Does it have any­ on Reber, John Pence; Torti Bolling , First man learns to talk. After many years he learned to keep still. thing to do w ith school?" Bill Dean ; Deanna Palm , Jim Riddle; :;: ';: Gertrude: "Yes!" Janet Priday (Riley), Dick Gibboney; To show up best is to show off lea st. Announcer: "And she is very smart! Nancy Macivor, Don Eberly; Carol ... Mr. Miller?" Wiltfong, Larry Spradlin; Linda Heit­ Mr. Miller: "I'll pass to Mr. Pence!" ger, Jim Hoehn; Mary Ann Anderson, Mr. Pence: "I'll guess that she likes Roger Jurgovan (P. U.); Kay Oede­ ... school, but ... " kerk, Dick Bavin (Riley). ~ Ada'"81.&11u Announcer: "Sorry folks. The Hear tell Paul Elliott is advocating trouble is not in your set . Our camera making two new classrooms. Wha t man has four girls in high school and did he say he would make them he has a weak heart. Poor fellow! out of ? But , please tune in next week to find Cong rats to Rita. Stull on typing 70 MYRNA CORDTZ out her real secret." words a minute in Typin& II. -Gwen Garwood. Attention Mr. Krider : We under­ Editor-in-Chief stand that you make per iodic visits out to Notre Dame to see Omar IJ TOP TEN Khayyam. If you do not understand , Congratulation to Someone-Five please ask Tom Goldsberry. Vol. XV ,' Nu. 25 ~l May 7, 1954 valedictorian. The space that remains in this ,vanted-A date for the Prom . column is for those who have neve r Published weekly from September to June except during holiday seasons by 'the Oh, My Papa-Tom Goldsberry. had their names in The TOWER . students of John Adams mgh School, 808 South Twyckenham Drive, South Bend, Ind . Cross Over the Bridge-Chu ck Publications office, room 204, telephone 6-9255. Prices : 10 cents per coi;,y; $1.00 per P lease write in your own name. semester; $1.75 per school year. Taylor. r The Eyes of Texas-P at Dempsey . Feature Editor ------· ______Janet Burke Advertising Manager ____Fatricia Bourdon I Get So Lonely -Girls going with Circulation Manager ____ Beverly Verduin college men. Exchange Manager ----· ____Jana Borecky Faculty I'm Walking Behind You-Jun iors. Business Manager ----- ·. __Phyllis Marlin Adviser ------Florence Roell Have You Heard-Be v Prohask a Sports Editor ______John Pence Principal ------Russell Rothermel and Bob Nelson are going steady. Reporters Mary Ann Anderson, Sue Armstrong, Charmian Burke, Julie Harris, Sally Kissinger , 'Till We Two Are One-D onna Martha Kline, Nancy Maclvor, Patricia Moynihan , Kay Oedekerk, Jewel Reitz. Naomi Tennyson and Tom Yoder . No w you can't say your name has Ross , Mary Ellen Rosenthal, Janice Rugee . Ann Williams . A Girl, A Girl-A boy's dream . ne ver been in the paper. May 7, 1954 JOHN ADA M S TOWER P age Three THE POET'S CORNER Nancy Hertel The following poems were written in Miss Farner's 9A Engli sh They'reCool Cats Class. (Editor's Note.) Jane and Joe Adams are a couple Represents Adams HIGH SCHOOL LOVE GOLF, MY FAV ORITE GAME of cool cats. They are not to be out­ Nancy Hertel, senior at John Ad­ The freshman child so sweet and nice , I went to play golf last Sunday first done by anyone ; th ey keep up in ams High School, was one of 87 high thing. Thinks the sophomore boy sugar 'n fads of the day. school representatives from Illinois, I started on one with a lousy swing. spice. First let's loo k at Ja ne. Ja ne is Indiana and Wisconsin, who attended 7 About 8:35 I was out in the rough, The sophomo re boy his hea d in a the sixth annual meeting of the Bob ­ cute (all Adams gi rls are ) , about 5' 5" ... I've already taken three strokes to whirl bie Fashion Board, the Formfit Com­ start off . Does all he can for the junior girl. varying up or down , has either real pany's junior fashion advisory group . 'l: The junior girl puts in a hand long or real short hair ( one of four The meeting, which was held at The next swing I had I was sunk in colors). She wears cashmere sweat­ And trys to get the senior man. the Palmer House in Chicago , was the trap. The senior man so big and wild, ers, straight skirts, knee or bobby conducted by Betty Vincent, stylist I wish I were through so I could socks, matching shoes and purse , belt, and educational director of Formfit. start back . Professes to love most any old child. and a senior boy's ring. The next shot was beautiful, right -And y Cobby. The girls were supplied with on the green, Jane is crazy about boys , boys , packets containing Formfit's booklet, I put it right in for a score of 19. boys , new clothes, cool music , Eddie a swatch book of materials , represen­ tative Bobbie ads, and questions on r Fisher and convertibles . It's past two hours and I haven't im ­ product , market, and promotion . Joe Adams is less conservati ve. pro ved. He is crazy about pink shirts , girls, Among the decisions reached by I'm now on number three stuck in a cool music, cars, sports , and any the board were that today's teens groove . and every kind of food . prefer cotton over nylon because it I have already played four, five, and If Adams w ere· burning dow n and is cooler, longer -lasting, economical six , Joe is cute, naturally , ab out 6' up and can be worn with all types of By now I'm so mad I could break all y ou could save one thi ng, w hat w ould or dow n, participates in some sport. clothing . my sticks. it be? He is generally seen in pink shirts , tapered flannels, crew cut , argyle Mike LeBurk ien-Rose! What else? socks, and a red sweater with stripes The weather is hazy, rain is to come. FOR NOTHI NG Joan Moor e--The mice. up and down both sides. Should I finish playing or should I You can still rea d the other fel­ run? Bob Nelson- Rebe's gun . T he general dislikes of both are : low 's paper over his shoulder , park I have yet to play seven, eight, and scho9l work, housework, getting in at at a meter on what's left of his nickel, Joe Rich-My soci papers. nine. a certain time, trying to bring parents and get through a swinging door on I'd better hurry , I don't have much Pat Demp sey-Mr. Litweiler's fish up to date, learning new vocabularies his push. time. aquarium. for squares who don't dig you, and -Bonnie He w itt. tests. Jewel Reitz- What is there to save? .,. And finally we come to their real­ Happiness has one great advantage SU E Pat Moyniha n- The snowy oil in gone bas ic vocabulary, consisting of over wealth: friends don't try to bor ­ 208. such choice w ords as: gone, crazy , row it. To ha ve yo u take me in your arms, ace, most, dig me, square, cool, sharp, Kathleen Rose- My coat! E.ach and every night . cool cat, zorch, etc. These with the DIAMONDS• JEWELRY• WATCHES You tell me that you love me true, Judy Locke -The "Share your many other words from their voca ­ Whi le sta rs are shining bri ght. luck" jars . (T oo late now.) bulary may be used to express anger, fear, intelligence, stupidity, and all J. TRETHEWEY Chuck Sonneborn- Mr. Reber! He JOE 1Jhe JEWELER To ha ve yo u ca ll me on the phone, general emotions. has a bum leg and can't get out. 104 N . Main St . J . M. S. Building And talk for many ho urs. -Be verly Rupert. You tell about t he bir ds and bees, Dick Swa yzee- You want the truth don't you? And sometimes eve n flowers. John Waechter- Myself! Who else? Schiffer Drug Store You tell me that you love just me. Dick Queal y-T he monkey. SODA - SCHOOL SUPPLIES And no one else will do. 609 E . Jefferson Ph . 3-2129 But I have h ad some bad reports, Maril yn McGee- My clothes. Of you and little Sue . 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B aseball Shoe s $4.95 to $15.00 PORTABLE OR LATE Purchase Baseb all Glo ves $2.95 to $21.00 Pl an Rubber Ba sketball s $3.79 to MODEL STANDARD AUTHORIZED DEALER $15.50. TYPEWRITER- Smith-Corona Royal ; Remington Underwood .,. Sonneborn's 3 MO N TH S R EN TAL MA Y B E U SE D AS atif Afits, FREE PARKING Sport Shop DOW N PAYME N T . OFFICE MACHINES i IN THE REAR ) 104 South Mlchl aa St. Ph. 6-6328 121 W. Colfax Page Four JOHN ADAM S TOWER May 7, 1954 EaglesFly Into First; Face Riley Tonight 0 na~~r:~e~~a:ta\~~~~ r!~;m~u:a~n: E--a-g_l_e_s_C_l_a_w_l_n_d_i_a_n_s__A_D_A_M_S_TH IN LI ES EDGED BY CULVER pitchers , and this year is no excep - Sam Rice, a senior , pitched a one - The Adams Cindermen turned in their best performance of the year and tion ; in fact, Adams has a stronger hit no -run game against the Culver we were barely beaten by Culver 58 to 51. pitching staff than ever before. So Indians as the Eagles whipped Culver Dick Wedel amassed 11 points in winning the 1/4 mile dash and placing far our mound group has allowed for a non - conference win on the In - second in both the 100 and 220-yard dash .es. Tom Traeger, Bill B aird, and the opposition only seven hits in dians' diamond . It took Culver's Don Caron took all three places in that order to sweep the broad jump. four tough conference games. We pitcher to get their first and only Jim Sostack won the high hurdles and Chuck Sonneborn placed third are tied for the league lead with Riley hit, and he didn't get that hit until in the same event. Sonneborn also took third in the low hurd les . Bob­ and Central, both of which we have the last half of the last inn ing. Bob Osmon took third in both tlie 100 and 220-yard dash es. Bud Goddard placed beaten previously. Mishawaka, who Klowetter an d Jim Staton sparked second in the half mile and was followed in third place by Pete Smith. has one loss also, but has only won the Adams offense with B ob getting Smith also placed third in the mile run. two as a result of a tie game, is also a triple and a double in his first two Paul Elliot plac ed second in the 01------close on the heels of the leaders. Ad - times to bat, and Jim collecting three shot put with Ter ry Heater taking ams has also beaten the Cavemen this hits in th r ee times at bat. Other hits third. Norm Grimshaw placed third Wedel Takes Third season. for the Adams nine we re collected in the pole vault. Gene P ersonette Dick Wedel, Adams only partici­ Tonight the Eagles are playing the by Tom Sternal and Sam Rice. and Arnold Scott tied for first in the pant in the Northern Indiana Con ­ ,most important game of the cam­ This was the Eagles third non -con- high jump. ference Meet at Elkhart, took third . paign; we oppose the Riley Wildcats. ference in four starts this season. Adams also won the Ih mile relay. place in the 440-yard dash. He finish­ As of right now, the Eagles are in Two of their three wins came against ed .6 of a second behind the record a very fine position to retain their conference foes, but the games were time of Clyde Au~tin of Washington. third straight confer ence crown, a played earlier in the season when the Trial Champs Top Adams Gary Froebel won the meet ahead fete which is nearly impossible in games didn't count. On April 26 the Adams track team the tough conference in which Adams was defeated by Central, winner of of two determined South Bend teams, . plays. the Conference Trials, by a score of Central and Riley. Adams, with We­ N ew Foe s Announced del's three points finished fifteenth 821h to 261h . Adams copped only It has been announced that Adams out of twenty schools. Def eat Michigan City has added four new teams to its two firsts while Central won the re­ The Eagles, with young J ohn Rob ­ basketball schedule for next winter. maining eleven. Other individual first place winners bins at the healm, beat the Michigan These teams are: Terre Haute Gar ­ Jack Cote, considered the best field from town were Abell (a double City Imps 1 to O in a nine inning field, Sheridan, Columbus, and St. event man in the state , grabbed three winner) and Whitaker from Riley, game on Friday. The game was very first places in the field events for Joseph Catholic, South Bend. All the Austin from Washington and Cote close until the first half of the ninth teams mentioned are very strong; high point honors; he was followed from Central. when Jack MacMillan doubled home Sheridan and Columbus each won closely by Dick Wedel, Adams No. 1 Sternal with the winning run. In their sectional this year. Garfield, point getter, who won both the 100 the last half of the ninth, the Imps however, only lost by two points to and 440-yard dashes and placed sec­ started to rally. However, with two Terre Haute Gerstmeyer, one of the ond in the 220-yard dash. SPECIAL Imps on base, Swartz sent in the final four. Other points for Adams were won Conference ace, Goldsberry, to put With the addition of these four by Jim Sostack, Dick Diedrich, Pete PROM RATES out the fire. new teams, Coach Seaborg hopes to Smith, Chuck Sonneborn, Bud God­ strengthen our schedule to the point dard, Arnold Scott, Gene Personette, Adams Belts S1ice1·s where we will be playing top caliber Tom Traeger, Norm Grimshaw, and Tom Goldsberry pitched his second teams only and then be able to drop Terry Heater. consecutive low hit conference -game the "weak sisters" from the list. Both relays were won by Central. win as he won a two -hit game and also helped his own cause with a timely single. The Adams Eagles AT came through with four runs in the first half of the first inning while CORDOVAN HEADQUARTERS LaPorte collected only one. The other three runs crossed the plate in the Eagles half of the fourth inning, and we were never in danger the rest of the game. Five of the Eagles got hits, the best hit being a beautiful double by Larry Van Dusen. This win plac ­ ed Adams into a temporary first ­ place tie.

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