The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 November 1964 — Page 13

yner High School asketball Foes or Coining Season he Tyner High School Basket. I team will open play this lay as they will travel to gos for the opening game. id coach Jim Drews has six turning lettermen reporting to a this year from last year's mi that won six and lost 15. : ze is again a problem as only ee of the 12 boys listed on the tsity reach six foot, but this s been the case in the past. The Schedule v. 6 Argos T v. 10 Richland Center H < v. 13- Akron T W, 20—Culver T ' >v. 24 Union Twp. H | -c. 4 I^aPaz H c. 12 - Kewanna T ;.c. 11 North Liberty H 6:00 >. 21-22 Holiday Tourney (Star City Tyner. West. and Walkerton i ' >n. 8- West T u». 9 Westville H •n. 14 Stillwell T 6:00 m. 16 Culver Academy I! tn. 19 Star City H m. 23 Monterey T tn. 29 South Central H I- b. 2 Walkerton T t -.b. s—Oregon-Davis H eh. 12 Aubbeenaubbee T ■’.b 13 North Liberty T Feb. 19 Greene T Principal: Hal Muncie Head Coach: Jim Drews t 2nd yr.) \ss't coach: John Hans hool colors: Red and white School song: Indiana ' .11 leaders: IJnda Drews. Celeste Erickson. IJnda Immert. Lorraine Mullet 1963-64 record: 6 wins. 15 losses

The Roster Name Number Yr. lit. Wt. I.et. Hathaway. Darold 50 30 12 s'B" 118 1 lacobson, Phil 54 54 12 6’o" 155 1 Norton. Gary 43 43 12 STO" 160 0 Patterson. Hal 35 35 12 6'o" HO 0 Uvse, Gene 44 44 12 s'B” 150 1 low, Norm 45 45 12 STO" 117 1 Schmeltz, Jerry 53 53 12 STO" 152 1 /urnbaugh, Lee 34 34 12 5’9" 160 2 Matz. Steve 33 33 11 5’5" 137 0 Smith. Jim 55 55 1 0 6T ' 170 0 strong. Mike 11 5'9" 132 0 smith, Dan 11 s'B" 178 0

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No. liberty Completes Year With Ninth Win As Concord Falls 14-0

Two Concord fumbles were responsible for both North Liberty touchdowns as the Shamrocks won their ninth game in ten games this year, topping Concord 14-0 at School Field on Tuesday night. Again a good stout defense was as responsible for the win as any factor as they not only held the Minutemen to 110 yards for the game, but scored one of the touchdowns and forced the other fumble and recovered to give the ball to the Shamrocks in Concord territory from where they scored. N. Liberty Statistics Concord 9 First downs 7 153 Rushing 110 30 Passing 0 9 Passes attempted 5 2 Passes comip. 0 2 Intercepted by 0 3 Punts 3 38 Avg. yards 21 1 Fumbles lost 3 20 Penalties 15 The Shamrocks, under the able direction of Jack Lowe, made this their most successful season of football as they completed their season with this game. The only loss of the year was to Jim town in the second game after several key players were knocked out of action by injuries. In this game an end had to come in and play quarterback, due to the loss of the two quarterbacks in the first two games. Also missing at this time were a couple of regulars other than the quarterl>acks with injuries. The Shamrocks scored the first of their two touchdowns shortly after the second quarter had started. Concord was moving in

their own territory with the ball when a fumble was recovered on the Concord 12 yard line by the Shamrocks. This was at the closing end of the first period. Five plays later, with Jack Jackson Hari Shafer and Tim Hughes carrying the* ball, Jackson ran the final 20 yards for the score. Shafer then bolted into the end zone for the extra point and the score was 7-0 with 10:46 to play in the half. Tins was the scoring in the first half as the game was played pretty well in the center of the field. The final touchdown canic in the last quarter with 7 11 to play. This also resulted from a fumble only more direct The Shamrocks the one yard lino before losing the ball on downs. Then on the had moved down the field to first play from scrimmage fol Concord, they tried a pitchout that was fumbled and Shafer race-1 to the ball and recovered in the end zone for the touchdown. Mike Summerfield ian the extra point and the score was 14-0. which it remained the rest of the game. The Scoring North Liberty: Jack Jackson, 20 vard run; PAT. Hari Shafer, run North Liberty: Hari Shafer, recovered a fumble in the end zone: PAT. Mike Summerfield, run. Walkerton Junior High Announces BB Schedule The Walkerton Junior High Basketball coach. Richard Kickbush. has announced the 1964-65 schedule for the coming season. The team will first plav on Thursday. November 12. with an away game at Bremen To date. 12 games and one tourney h;ive been booked. All home games this vear will l>e played m the High School gym. The Schedule Nov. 12 firemen T I 15 Nov 23 Lakeville H 600 Dec. 3 Nw Carlisle T 500 Dee 10 Tyner H 6no Jan 7 Rolling Praino T 6:00

Nov. 5, 1961 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS —

Jan. 11 LiPaz T 600 J ui. 11 North Liber’v t 6 no Jan. 25 Oregon-Davis H 6:00 Jan. 28 South Central H 6:00 Fib. 1 Plymouth H 1:30 Feb. 3 Knox H 6:00 Feb. 11 LaPorte H 6:00 Seek Little 500 1/ Scholarships Three from this area are among a record total of 202 Indiana University working students awarded Little 500 Scholarships Saturday. October 31, by the I. U. Foundation. ** The grants, valued at 5100 each, are financed each yearly proceeds from the University's spring Little sim) Weekend a student program launched in 1951 and including a 50-mile men's bicycle race, a coed's tricycle race

| Dr. Milton Reisman OPTOMETRIST 108 North Main Street. \<>rth Lil«‘rty Hours: 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Thursday & Saturday Phone 656-8171 ' S3tf Dr. Walter M. Denaut DENTIST OFFICE HOURS: 9 12 and 1-5 MTWFS Closed Thursdays Dr. Elliott Frash, Optometrist 413 Michigan Street Walkerton, Ind. Hours: 9:30 - 5:30 Mondays and Thursdays Phone 586-3722 I Dr. Burton L Furst Dentist OFFICE HOURS: 9-12 and 1- 5:30 MTTFS I Closed Wednesdays i Day or Night | Nusbaum’s Funeral Home | Phone Walkerton 586-3444 |

golf jamlmree and a variety slew by top-name entertainers. Scholar hip recipients are < h<^« •n »n ihe । • t 11 r * • i.l tn | and scholasta achi- ~. n* Th y also must b- working a minmu n of V-n hours per week. Current winners have i comb ed grade average of 22 horn a week. Their jobs vary from di hwasher, waiter, file - It -k and typist. to laboratory t--i tant. ma ntenance worker, pizza maker a 1 store clerk. The 2<*2 scholars! ps H’-a - y 52 the previous high awarded ’ t year. Tho o _frpm_lhH area are Wall ertoi k Pa • • It. 3. sophomore; Carolvn Ro<>se t. 1. junior. ar.d Ju k S< u i I’.* 2, sophomore. Slow down and live!

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