Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1973 — Page 5

Monday, April 9, 1973

Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 5

Three Meet Records Set Saturday Carthage Wins DePauw Invitational

Receiving awards at Cloverdale High School’s Athletic Awards Program last Friday night were: Jim Gerlach, Mr. Basketball; Mike Steele, Mr. Football; Bill Walton, Mr. Cross Country; and Bruce Schwomeyer, Mr.

W'restling. Steele also received the Lyons' Club All-Sports Senior Award. Guest speaker at the awards presentation was Newt Oliver, former coach of Rio Grande College. (Banner-Graphic Photo)

Junior Cub Swimmers End Season Unbeaten

Greencastle’s Junior High School’s boy and girl swim teams defeated North Putnam's swimmers last Thursday alternoon to end their season with perlect 7-0 records. In the boys’ meet. Green.castle swept all of the individual events and both relays to overwhelm the Cougars. 6214. The Junior Cubs did not have a double winner during the meet but they did have seven individual winners. They were David Hedrick in the 100-yard freestyle. Donny King in the 25-yard freestyle, Kent Clearwaters in the 75yard freestyle. Terry Saunders in the 50-yard freestyle. Jim Hauge in the 200-yard freestyle. John Null in the 50-yard backstroke, and Joe Duncan in the 50-yard breaststroke. Greencastle’s girl swimmers also overpowered North Putnam by taking first place in six of seven individual events and winning the 200-yard freestyle relay event. Winning two events for the girls’ team was Leigh Hansen. She took first place in the 50yard breaststroke and tied for first in the 25-yard freestyle with teammate Alyson Licklyter. Other winners for Greencastle during the girls’ meet were Kandy Gorham in the 75yard freestyle. Lisa Kissinger in the 50-yard freestyle, Anne Lear in the 200-yard freestyle, and Laura Humphrey in the 50-yard backstroke. North Putnam’s only winner during the meet was Baldwin with the 100-yard freestyle event. Baldwin won the event with a time of 1:25.9. During the season, Greencastle’s swimmers had impressive victories over South Put-

nam (2). Southmont (2), and North Montgomery (2). Members of the boys’ team are: John Null, David Hendrick, Kent Clearwaters, Danny Whaley, Terry Saunders, Jeff Lett. Joe Duncan, Shane Gilliland. Mark Mager. Jim Hauge. Bill Losin, Donny King, Jerry Elam, Bruce Grimes, Mike Purcell. Gary Hammond, Mike Poor, and Jeff Hampton. Members of girls’ team are: Janet Hardwick, Susie Saunders, Alyson Licklytor, Leigh Hansen, Kandy Gorham. Lisa Kissinger, Julie Walton, Laura Humphrey, Anne Lear, Nancy Wright, Linda Humphrey, Stephanie Walton, Jo Underwood, Cheryl Baumunk. Susan Carson, Sherry Sandford, Sandi Pingleton, Susan Murphy, Lisa Gedert, Kathy Parrish. Coaches who led their teams to an unbeaten season were Gary Cassells and Karen Kane. The Manager for both teams was Jim Sparks and the reporter was Amy Taylor. RESULTS OF THE BOYS MEET GREENCASTLE 62, NORTH PUTNAM 14 100 Sprint rela>-Greencastle 1:02.1 100 Freestyle-Hedrick (G), McCullian (NP) 1:12.7 25 Freestyle-King (G), Wilson (NP), Hammond (G), 16.3 75 Freestyle-Saunders (G), Whaley (G), Gibbs (N P). 27.9 50 Freestvie-Saunders (G), W haley (G), Gibbs (N P), 27.9 200 Kreestvle-Hauge (G), Morlan (NP), 3:05.3 50 Backstroke-Null (G), Morlan (NP), Lett (G),35.0 50 Breaststroke-Duncan (G), Wilson (NP), King (G), 47.6

200 Freestyle Keiav-Greencastle, 2:14.2 RESULTS OF THE GIRLS’MEET GREENCASTLE 56, NORTH PUTNAM 18 100 Sprint Relay-North Putnam, 1:23.1 100 Freestyle-Baldwin (NP), Hardwick (G), Saunders (G), 1:25.9 25 Freestyle-Eicklyter-Hanseri(G), (tie). W illiams (N P), 16.2 75 Freestyle-Gorham (G), Hardwick (G). Licklyter(G), 59.3 200 Freestyle-Lear (G), Saunders (G), 3:04.3' 50 Freestyle-Kissinger (G), J. W alton (G). I.a. Humphrey ((i). 30.1 50 Backstroke-La. Humphrey (G), Wright (G), Green (NP). 41.4 50 Breastroke-Hansen (G), Baldwin (NP), Miller (NP), 44.4 200 Freestyle Relay-Greencastle, 2:14.0

Carthage College outscored Butler 14-0 in the two final events to spring into the championship of the 15-team DePauw University invitational track meet Saturday in Blackstock Stadium. With three new meet and two stadium records under its belt, Butler appeared to have the championship sew ed up after leading the field all day

long.

Trailing 45-36, Carthage picked up 11 points in the discus out of a possible 16 and then grabbed three more points in the mile relay. That burst showed the Wisconsin school from a 36-45 deficit into the five point final victory, 50-45. Butler’s Phil Cox, Indiana Mr. Basketball a year ago, set a meet and stadium record in the high jump. He sailed 6-9 % to beat the old mark of 6-8. His teammates Ogheneove Adu beat the meet mark of : 10.0 in the 100 with a :09.9 reading and Tom Burleson smashed the stadium and meet mark in the mile Burleson ran the mile in 4:12.9 a^id four Greencastle Athletics 4-9-73-4-14-73 Monday. April 9Tenms- I .H. South-1 here-4:15 Track- Plainfield -There-4:30 Bus Leaving Time is 3:15 Family Night Swimming -7:30-8:30 Adult Recrcat ion-7:30-9:00. Tuesday, Apiil 10-Elemenlary-Jr. High & High School Swimming 8:00-9:00 High School Recreation-7:’(MhOO Wednesday, April 11-Baseball-Martinsville- Ihere4:30 Bus Leaving lime is-2:45 Thursday. April 12-Baseball-West Vigo-Home-4 15 Golf-Rockville-Home 4:00 Friday April 13No Athletic Evenis Scheduled Saturday. April 14Jr. High Elementary Swimming 10:00-11:00 a.m. track Pai - Relays-fhere-1 2:00 Baseball-Cascade-Home-1:30.

more runners were under 4:16.0. The four meet record was shattered by Indiana Central’s Gary Romesser. He took the three mile run in 14:12.7, breaking his own record set here last year in 14:41.6.

Finishing behind Carthage and Butler were Indiana Central 38, Valparaiso 23, DePauw 22, Rose-Hulman 2OV2, Washington (Mo.) 18, Oakland City 15, Franklin 12, Wabash 12, Manchester 11, Millikin 9, Evansville 7, Anderson

Invitational Meet Results

3, and Hanover 2. The Tigers, despite little depth, used the talent they did have to good advantage. Cocaptain Rudy Skorupa upset Butler’s Adu to take the long jump in 23-2!4. Skorupa also took third in the triple jump. The other co-captain. Brad Stoops, took second in the 440 yard dash in :50.9. DePauw also picked up

points from Dave McGarvey’s fourth in the 440 intermediate hurdles, a fourth in the mile relay, a fifth in the 440-yard relay, Bill Park’s fourth in the 440-yard dash, and Denny Logan's fourth in the 220. The day’s only double winner was Rose-Hulman’s Ernie Jones. He took the pole vault in 13-6 and the triple jump in 45-7'/2.

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3.000 METER STEEPEECHASE1. Tom Joerres, Carthage, 9:27.8, Scott Manges, Manchester, Marty Ruddock, Washington, John Kesler, Butler, Kurt Shallenberger, Valpo. 440 YARD RELAYI. Butler (Sparks, Gaekenheimer, Carmichael, Afdu), :42.8, Washington, Carthage Oakland City, DePauw. MILE RUN1. Tom Burleson, Butler, 4:12.9, Gary Romesser, Ind. Central, David Brady, V alpo, Joe McGhee, Carthage, Tom Hans, Rose-Hulman. *New meet record—old record 4:14.6 set by Burleson in 1972 *New stadium record—old record 4:13.6 set by Eudwick, Taylor in

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100 Y ARD DASH1. Ogheneove Adu. Butler, :09.9, Marvin Cooper, Evansville, Ralph Pettway, Oakland City, Doug Nunneley, Anderson, Fred Spencer, W ashington. *New meet record-old record ’10.0 set bv three students in 1966, 1971, 1972 440 YARD DASH1. Don Hartlaub, Millikin, :50.4, Brad Stoops. DePauw, Dave Hansen, Carthage, Bill Park, DePauw, Jim Lynn, RoseHulman (tie), Jim Jodat, Carthage (tie). SHOT PI T1. Jerry Allgood, Ind. Cen., 51S'/i, Dave Einderman, RoseHulman, Randy Converse, Carthage, Jim Pursel. Wabash, Chet Miller, Wabash. JAELIN1. Dave I.yon, Franklin, 194-9, Mike Scaggs, Oakland City, Paul Hass, Ind. Central, Ed Kassig. Hanover, Jos Zumar, RoseHulman. HIGH JUMP-

Dough Holder, Ind. Central, Mike Mullikin, Carthage, Bruce Haynes, Carthage, Joe Davis,

Butler.

220 YARDDASHI. Mike McClure, Franklin, :22.8, Burce dams, Oakland City, Jeff Willoughby, Evansville, Denny Logan, DePauw, Jeff Davis, Ind. Central. INTERMEDIATE HURDLES1. Tim Winterorth, Manchester, :55.0, Steve Carmichael, Butler, Dennis Brown, Valparaiso, Dave McGarvey, DePauw, Rick Bouder, C arthags (tie). Bob Jones, Butler (tie). THREE MILE RUN1. Gary Romesser, Ind. Central, 14:12.7, Dave Brady, Valparaiso, Ron Fink, Carthage, Glen Schumacher, Carthage, Dennis Dierckman, Rose-Hul. *New meet record—old record 14:41.6 set by Romesser, Ind. Central, 1972 MILE RELAY1. Indiana Central (Musselman, Brendel Stover, Hall), 3:23.0, Valparaiso, Carthage, DePauw Manchester. DISCUSI. John Buesing, Carthage, 1591, Chet Miller, Wabash, Tim Konicek, Carthage, Randy Converse, Carthage, Jerry Allgood, Ind. Central. TRIPLE JUMP1. Ernie Jones, Rose-Hulman, 45-7/2, Wendell Slett, Washington, Rudy Skoruba, DePauw, Bruce Haynes, Carthage, (Jerald Altigilbers, Anderson. HIGH HI RDLES1. Aaron Presler, W ash., :15.0, Bob Jones, Butler, Jeff Phillips, Ind. (en, Mike Snyder, Valpo, Dave Himmelhaver, Wabash. LONG JUMP1. Rudy Skorupa, DePauw, 23-

A pole vaulter from Carthage College clears bar at 13' 0” during DePauw Invitational track held last Saturday at Blackstock Stadium. Carthage won the meet with 50 points: 4/2 points ahead of Butler l niversity . DePauw placed fifth in the meet with 22 points.

1. Phil (ox, Butler. 6-9 3/4,

2'/i, O. Adu, Butler, Craig May,

J.D. Layman, Ind. C entral, Jeff

Wabash, Jeff Lynn, Oakland. Ed

Hoherg, Carthage, Ken Rowe,

Jones, W absh.

Butler, Bruce Haynes, C arthage.

FINAL STANDINGS

*New meet record—old record 6-8

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*New stadium record—old record

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1. Ernie Jone, Rose-Hulman,

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