The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 3, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 January 1964 — Page 3

Shamrocks Top Greene For 2nd Season Victory North Liberty won its second game of 11 by defeating rival Greene 76-60. The Shamrocks led all the way making 31 points from the foul line. Liberty's biggest lead came in the first quarter when they were ahead with 54 seconds to play, 16-10. Neal Allsop sliced the lead by hitting two foul shots and a basket, to make it a 16-14 lead. The second quarter the Shamrocks pulled ahead to end the first half. 40-27. In the third quarter. Liberty had a 10 point lend with 3:17 minutes left to play. The Bulldogs cut this to a 12 point lead by the end of the third quarter. Greene sliced the load even more with 5:21 minutes to play. 62-55. That was as close as they came The Shamrocks then pulled ahead 56-74 with 1:16 to play The game ended with the final score 76-60. The leading scorers for Liberty were Ron Porter with 21 and Denny Smith with 17 points For the Bulldogs, it was Ralph White wdth 22 The Shamrocks' record is 2-6 and the Bulldogs have a 3-3 record. Liberty's B Team won also 3726 in making their record 7 and 4. High scorers were Bruce Vernon for the Shamrocks with 12, and Mickey Morris had 13 points for the Bulldogs. Box Wcorr North Liberty fg ft p Smith 7 3 2 Peterson 5 0 0 Jackson 0 2 1 Salyer 14 5 Hostetler 2 10 5 Eskridge 0 0 0 Porter , 6 9 3 Petz 2 2 2 Totals 23 30 18 Greene Txip. R Shuppert 10 4 Allsop t 2 5 5 Guhse 2 14 Rom ,111 J. Shuppert 3 0 Jones 413 Hodge 2 0 4 White , 8 6 Scott 0 0 0 Totals 23 14 27 North Liberty 16 40 57 76 Greene Twp 14 27 45 fk) Official*: Darrell Graf and Bill Ryan. Shamrock B Team Tops Walkerton In B Tourney The North Liberty B Team opened the St. Joseph County B Team tourney with a win Monday night as they topped Walkerton’s B Team In an overtime game 68-48. The game saw both teams score in streaks with the Shamrock* gaining the final advantage in the overtime period after

Walkerton Nursing Home The Chrstmas Season i« over, but the joy you brought to the guests at the Walkerton Nursing Home is still a reality. The fruit and gnod'es are gone, but the favors and the memores of a delightful time linger on and on. We especially want to thank the American Legion for the large box of fruit, the County Line Club for the lap roljes, Mrs. Casev and Mrs. S* k<>! for their annual delicious coffee cakes, the Cat’ol c Sisters and the f young folks for the favo»s, «•" h^ and caroling, the three Protestant churches for th* r carol* g, gifts and Christmas fellowship. We want to thank all of the young people from Walkerton and North Ldiertv who made favors, brought fruit, cookies and candy. Space will not pernrt us to list everything that was dune to make the Season a lovely one, nor to thank I each group or individual, but our thanks are sincere I and our wish for vou is ; Prosperous. Healthy and HapI py 1964. May God bless you all. Mi s. V. Waldron ■—- - ■ - -- •• • - ■ - - - -

the two Walkerton leading scorers fouled out as the overtime began The Shamrocks' leading scorer also fouled out in this period. The Indians looked as if they were going to run away with it as they jumped to a 16-7 first quarter lead as Randy Cripe was collecting seven points to pace the attack. However, in the second period, it was just the opposite as John Fannin took charge for the Shamrocks and paced them to a 22-21 lend. Dave Scott got all of Walkerton’s second quarter points, five. Fannin was just getting up steam as the second half began as hr tossed In 10 more in the third quarter as they held thrir lead. 37-35. Cripe again took charge getting eight of Walker’ points. ( The last quarter was nip md tuck all the way with it eventually ending in a 47-47 tie. The overtime was all North Lib< rty after the big mon in the middle fouled out for Walkerton. Tie Shamrocks tossed in six points to a single free throw for Walkerton. making the final score 5348. Fannin pace*! all scorers with 18 points while Vernon had 10 for their double figure output Cripe with 17 and Westhues with 12, topped the Indians' nt- ) tack before fouling out The Tn- > dians hit only 10 of 21 free throws while the Shamrock ? converted 11 of 17. — N. L. Freshmen Win Over Lakeville Tiie North Liberty 9th graders defeated Lakeville 34-32 at North Liberty. The locals le*l most of ' the game although it was close all the way Neil Baughman with 9. Kent Rimnger with 8. ana Kerry Kane with 7 points led the local scoring Taylor led Lakeville with 11. Tus win brought the local re*< rd to five wins and two lo • The ; • wm scores are as follows: N L. 57 Greene 50 N. L 28 LaPuz 31 N. L 42 New Carlisle 35 N. L 37 WkknruM 58 N. L. 33 South Central 30 N L 34 Elkhart West 30 N L 34 Lakeville 32 The team members arc Jim Frazier, Neil Baughman, Doug Hulmes, Kent Naragon, K.-rry Kane, Mike Summerfield. Dana Somdcy, Kent Rinmger, Ralph Bell. Dave Petz. larry Set nor and Mike Groves Three freshmen buys arc playing B team ball and have played part-tune freshmen ball. They arc Gai! Rom. Jim Hurt and Harold Palmer. Steve ectt ttttooooooo iiunm oooio Mlekolaj Is playing full time B team ball, Mike Clark was a football casualty and has been unable to play this year. She: "Darling, did you ever try bo sell vacuum cleaners*’’ He: "No. Os Course not ’’ She: "Wall, you’d better start bow That’s my husband coming up the front walk "

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