The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1963 — Page 2

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Nov. 7. 1963

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eight that will meet in January for the annual tourney. Penn again looks to be the one to h nt With their great s< on*r and big boy Keith Berkey ba< k this vent un i an cm Iment ot 13ou )lt more to choose from, they have to be tough They only lout four of their first 12 last year and had a strong B team Penn wu> the tourney winner last year in n bree» with a margin of a: least 20 pointi m each game I.AKbVILLE UKIKS To BE the strongest opponent within this eight team limit as the TrojanWalkerton's fust opponent has a lot r turning Only thiee of then first 12 last yeai i> gone and they have acme real size and vctetan r< turning with Ixiren Rid- <’!<• Hili Landgreb- and Ruy Herbdei time big t>ovs that can get the Job tk»ne New Carlisle 10-.-. four inrnib’ i of their first ten but all foui were starters 'Hh-ir < ■ ntei Bmg Hurtling who is well ovei 6 f<s»t will he ba< k to buibt anmnd.

Fri. & Sat , Nov. H *9 Most ierrif\ing Motion Phtuic Ever Created! “Diary Os A Madman” lethni color \ inrent Pi ice X tin \ Kovack “Amazons Os Iftime” I ouis Jourdan St h ia St ms Sundar. X:neinbei lit * outin<*f<nis Sunday I : ’jn. 15 A smmi Witch Ihr Shock Os \ oui Life! “13 Frightened Girls” In Color Murray Hamilton lo><r Tayloi Huj/h Marlowe Khirh Dhiegh hath) Dunn

WASHINGTON - CLAY. A team that looks hk ■ they should have the gun year in and yem ou’. lost Mcven of their 12 'np \ have a large enr Ihn -nt to pub from but haven t been very su< ecssfui for .severnl year- Ruger Benko, a hup shooting l<fthamlei, is theh big returning ■-< „n r Madison has several returning lettermen corning ba<k again a- only tw<» icgulms and three eniors giaduated off of the fust t< n Th nr \eter u» • are p-et. ty well balanc<*<L GREENE HAS A GROUP OF returning boys with • x|MTirnre as coach Hadawnv use<| a lot of boy. often hist yeai Hov ev r. filling the sh<M-s o f Terry Edison Will be a har ' job North Überty lost four aenioiM. but only two were regular «tart -r.s with one starting part of the time They have <vera) boys with cxpeic-nce returning bu do not have mu< h height romp g ba< k Thev w.-te shoe' |a«,t y-ar and 10-t two of < t corers in Hollow iv and Sdu o They could imp ’Ve the.l iccoid on the has)' of thi pl iv of \<ra unikrJa' -men that <ana along nicely as th-n sea -n p: ogri ed la ‘ Ve u walki rton lost every thing t’.< v h.u* under the Imi k« t with th< ex ption of a n erve crntei TG b >yr that graduated had mo-* of the under the basket time in and the j 'turning starter> ai< Ar c and Morrison, wh > both play. d guar la : < ao.n A de< . fit group of R Team, i s v .’I be fighting fm th • centei and forward spit - hut ate ha h ally all lleW ts the dep Up to lal slty ball OTHER TEAMS OF THE \R ea that should produce this ca--on include IjiPaz. who lost only one of then fu st ten an • that want a top gun With Balka and Holland tvturning they «ould make mi e rough deddh:g' fm their opponents The new sciiool of Oiegon-Davis. the com bination of Groveilown and Han. let m h*x»ls. -liould produce a g<*»d <lub Tli- mam thing gained here is experienced players from tvo M'hooß now <>n one team ai d it h;u to m d strongly to then outlook.

Eant and II est vulnerable. M'rsl deals. NORTH * KQ97 V 149 3 2 ♦ 7 5 * A 19 3 WEST EASI *1 10 8 4 ! ««S V 764 W 5 ♦ 82 ♦ KQ4 ♦ J « « *97542 SOUTH * A 5 W AK 8 ♦ A J !0 9i. 9 * K Q The bidding: West Si er th East South pass past paws 5 ♦ pas* 4 g pass pass pasw Opening lead Jack of tpade*. South uon the opening lead in the dunum Milh the kins then led a small diamond East put up the king and South won unh the ace South returned the jack of dot mond* East won with the queen and trtnt tied a small spade South took the spade tuck in the eluded hand, cleared thr Dumps m onr more round followed »nh the a r klug of hearts the kmc of < hib* then overtook the queen of clulrt with the ace su the board south then alufled the losing heart on the queen «f ap^des ea M h making ronDai <OMULM: South < I o*e g rigid lime lu make the tile uotliumU bd, bu WM luck) puHm i held the njbt ear da.

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'HUTON. THE NEW Sf’HOOII at Bourbon will hav • a strong ball dub in all piobabihty C nnbine Ine very strong iecords ot P.otirbon and Etna Green last yem and to in ome help from Tip pe< atioe. and you should have son. 'thing to talk about. Basketball always produces many surprisrx, but the changing picture of the current reorganization pm. gram is making less teams but by far mure powerful. This will he th • last year for Madison and other- ate biting the dust each year in their new schools v-d< m that combine two or more former schools into onu new unit. R* ad the ('husified Ade,

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Grade Schoolers In Flag: Football 7h<* sth an<* btn grad.» buys in the North Liberty Elementary School took part m a league of flag football this fall Tom Chanyberlin. 6th grade teacher and cna< h directed the play. The following team, with a record of I wins and 0 losses, ronsistoc* of; (’liff Hazelbaker, captain. Tim Menefee, Duane Bmus. Joe Setnor. Shelly Patinella and Mike Schlarb Play it smart put all your projaTty In your wife's nam-* before trying to beat the other fdl.»w at his own game

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