Banner Graphic, Volume 5, Number 293, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 February 1975 — Page 13

Ameche, Gifford plus six to college football hall

NEW YORK (AP) - Alan Ameche scored the winning touchdown in what has become known as “the greatest football game ever played.” Now he and seven other stars have joined the greats of the game. Ameche, Frank Gifford, Pete Dawkins, Paul Giel, Don Coleman, Averell Daniell, Gust Zarnas and the late Chester “Chet” Gladchuk were named Tuesday to the National Football Foundation's college football Hall of Fame.

Hanover struggles for 78-77 win at Anderson

By The Associated Press The Hanover Panthers visited Anderson Tuesday night and had to struggle to maintain their lead in the Hoosier Buckeye Conference basketball standings. Hanover won 78-77, boosting its Conference record to 11-1. Earlham edged Manchester 8178 in another HBC challenge while Huntington clubbed St. Francis 114-74 and Indiana Tech shaded Grace 100-98 in overtime in Mid-Central Conference collisions. Ohio University downed Ball State 82-74, and Fort Wayne Bible topped Concordia 81-65. Max Angle scored the winning basket for Hanover at the buzzer and finished with 28 points. The Panthers, 17-5 overall,

SB Adams, Lebanon win

By The Associated Press South Bend Adams celebrated its new status atop the Indiana high school basketball heap with an 84-82 victory over Niles, Mich., Tuesday night. No. 13 Lebanon surprised No. 12 Gary West 71-58, while No. 7 Gary Emerson handled Gary Wirt 93-79 and No. 14 Loogootee shaded Forest Paris 46-44. Adams’ 6-foot-7 forward Val Martin scored 35 points and had nine rebounds plus seven assists. The South Bend visitors were in front 33-18 early in the game, but Niles imposed a fullcourt press and fought back to a tie at 51-all. Adams, 18-1, scored six straight points to sew it up. It’s 7-2 center, Glenn Sudhop, added 21 points. Niles’ leader, John Herrington, scored 28. Cougar 7th • Continued from page 1 each had 10 points to lead all scorers. The 7A affair was again a Cougar rout, resulting in a 60-36 triumph. Isaacs paced the losers with 10 points while McGaughey also had 10 for the Cougars. 7B Cloverdale 6 14 22 2C N. Putnam 12 2S 31 S 3 7A Cloverdale 3 ? u 34 N. Putnam If 34 4( 60

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They were chosen in the “after 1934” category and will be formally inducted Dec. 9 at the Foundation’s annual awards dinner here, along with Coach Alonzo “Jake” Gaither of Florida, who was selected earlier. Ameche is perhaps best known as the star running back of the Baltimore Colts who crashed over for the touchdown at 8:15 of overtime to beat Gifford and the rest of the New York Giants 23-17 in the 1958

shot 52 per cent from the field. Anderson, 15-9 overall, was paced by Arte Larson with 21 points. Walter Luckett connected with a jump shot late in the game to put Ohio ahead to stay at Muncie. Luckett finished with 23 points While Kim Kaufman had 24 for the Cardinals. Stan Thompson had the top performance for Huntington, 33 points. But Jerome Frison took game honors with 37 for the losers. A. last-second basket by Chuck Geisting propelled Indiana Tech to victory at Winona Lake. Dick Lowery led the winners with 23 points While Grace’s Ed Miller had 29. Tech is 5-6 in the MCC and 1110 overall. Grace is 5-4 and 1311.

Lebanon outscored West 24-9 in the second quarter to forge an insurmountable lead. Steve Smith with 18 points led the winners’ balanced attack. Kevin Smith added 17. > Lebanon hit on 29 of 62 from the field for .467 while the Cougars had .412 on 26 of 63. West, paced by Murray Richards with 19 points, had the edge in rebounds, 36-25. The Tigers climbed to 16-2 and the Cougars dipped to 16-4. Five Emerson players were in double figures, topped by Emmett Lewis’ 27 points. John Rvoby of Wirt was the game’s leading scorer with 33. Wirt kept it close the first quarter which ended in a 16-16 tie. By halftime, Emerson, now 17-2, had a 46-34 bulge. Charles Hicks led the losers with 18 points. \ Forest Park swept to a 26-8 lead in the second quarter and still was on top at the intermission, 26-14. Forest led 36-29 at the next stop. Loogootee took a 44-42 lead with 40 seconds left and Forest tied it at 44-all. Ken Mattingly was fouled with four seconds remaining and hit two shots for the victory. Bill Butcher paced the 17-1 victors with 26 points. Mike Becher had 20 for Forest Park, 14-4.

National Football League championship game. But the Foundation is honoring Ameche and the ether players for their collegiate feats. Ameche, a Heisman Trophy winner, gained 3,345 yards and scored 25 touchdowns in 701 rushes to lead the University of Wisconsin to a 26-8-3 record during the years 1951-54. Gifford, now a television sportscaster, starred both at the University of Southern Cali-

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fornia during 1949-51 and with the Giants as a running back, wide receiver and defensive back. Dawkins, also a Heisman Trophy winner, was a star running back at Army during 195658 and led the Black Knights of the Hudson to a perfect season in his last year there. Giel, a quarterback and tailback at Minnesota during 195153 and now the school’s athletic director, amassed 1,473 yards

in his senior year, then switch- and captained the University of ed to baseball, pitching in the Pittsburgh team that won the major leagues with the New Rose Bowl in 1938, his senior York Giants, Pittsburgh year. Pirates and Minnesota Twins. Coleman was a standout of- Zarnas starred at guard with fensive tackle at Michigan Ohio State’s Buckeyes during State during 1949-M, playing a 1935-37, then became a standout major role n the Spartans’ 23 with the Chicago Bears and victories in 27 games during his Green Bay Packers. Gladchuk tenure. He was the first and was a center at Boston College only player at Michigan State to during 1938-40 and later Won allhave his uniform {number re- pro honors with the Giants in tired. Daniell was also a tackle the NFL.

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