The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 November 1964 — Page 2

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be asked has to be. is this the players or the referees If it is the players, we hope the gain of experience will stop some of this. W c would rather think that on some occasions, the referees let the play get a little out of hand Om may then ask. how would a referee have control of this'’ Well, knowing how and what is missing when th y d» get out of hand, isn't a set policy, but many referees have the technique of keeping a game under control. Surely anyon-’ in this ana who ha- seen much basketball has se< n Vic Griewank of LaPorte

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w<>ik a bailgame In the many games we have seen him work -uavef has one gotten out of contml. A REFEREE HAS TO Display authority on the floor and a little warning to one team or b >th about over aggressive play is not uncalled for This can cool a team off that has luid a tendency to raise their tempers a UHL*. Also not. ed along thia line, is that the letter the game, cn >r-wise the b >tter the officiating and less f< ils Teams that are playing good bill don't make the mistakes that can lead to four or five players rolling around on the floor in quest ot a loose ball A well played game also has mu< h le s dribbling in than the sloppy ones as a rule This is another Occa. i >n that can lead t > fouls as players are letting the Play get a little wild by not passing shirply or sometimes even at all HABKET BAL L LN HIGH , Sen >1 is one of the most thrill- ( mg >f all sports. We. and ail fun«. are looking for another (hulling sea on Despite the feelings at the time of action, fans still lik.' the chff-hangcrs, the r< al dose games where it isn't decided until the final seconds or maybe . ven one of the players remain much calmer than the fans in the stands. In the next week, basketball will lx* swinging into full schedule as all th-* larger schools are now underway and the colleges will be opening

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play .wind the first of Deeem^‘r * £ W.TII THE STRDNG IXFLK. •n -• of basketbull, it Is noted that many colleges have now complete I their football seasons Tins year has gone by very rapidly. but has been one that is as thiilling as a svason could be Notre Dames return to national pi »minenre makes it seem like old times In this area The Irish cloy • their season Saturday on the coast against South- in California Un'e.-s something really stiange happen.-. N -tre Dame will finish uith a 10 o record and stiil I e ranked number one in the nation It. i mt jesting to see exa tly wha’ has been done to r<tum Notie Dame to the t<»n in one season as this is just exa tly a hat Ara Ears, ghian wa hired to do and has done , IT IS TREE THAT THIS year their schedule isn't quite as strong as some years in the past, but it must be rrrnrmh red that these same teams were all ranked highly when the schedule? were made up a few years ago. Then* wasn’t r ally any soft touches in the gr bile, but s. veral of the team had medio«re seasons that w r< expect'd to be real pinvers It certainly isn't a. easy as most colleges play jt-gar-lhss of what part of the na ■ tior. they are from SATURDAY ' S GAME AT the stadium at Notre Dame proved the 1 tyalty of the fans

as well a the strength of th© tea ii Ove ... ,v 0 ,»eople brav'd th weather ranging tronT 12-14 de:.. throughout nwst of tho aft. moon and they didn't start to 1 a e until th.| Irish had xcortd ■Hi tbid J.-.cb I'nvn m the lapt P* (l Even at that, most of tne tana remained until it wns 1 ov. r. m ny to •ay their final tribute to the comeback t.am of the year as they completed their 1964 home schedule. Notice Os Reward The Koontz Dike Association will pay a reward of $50.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons reap >nsiblc for the damage dor.-? tn the windows of the Kozy Korner Tavern at Koontz Like Call 5^6-229^ A’l replies will be treated in con faience ECEIS3Z Friday & Sa turd iv Notenihri- 27-2 s Flippers New Adventure MGM Production Luke Haltin