The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 January 1965 — Page 2

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — JAN. 7. 1965

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1 This column was held over fro la-t week aiu! may read a little late in dates and such 1 THE YEAR OF 1961 IS AT an !»1 and Saturday and Sunday found two more champions •bvi: ■ crowned to help complete the • hampions for a big year in sport*. Tm* year was another of those exceptional years in sports dm to the fact that the Olympic s we held in Japan this year, an Oct urence that happens just om e in t ich four years. ON SATURDAY. BUFFALO xx »: the AFL Title, and on Sunday, it xx as Cleveland in a surpri- win oxer the Baltimore Colts to annex the two league titles These are both fine football tvai s and climaxed tremendous sea ms Buffalo was the pick In the taothall game but tin* Sundax game found most of the peuph favoring the Colts behind th< quarterbacking of John Unst < Instead, it xxas the tremendous play of two fine fullbacks Coo .ie Gilchrist and Jim Brown, that s;a*al headed the play of Ul»* two teams. G 1 HRIST A HARD DRIVir., 25,5 pounder who can move, u • .»!' of h s three talent*- of Hint* ।ng pass receiving and bl« mg Saturday, to keep the Sa I neeo defense busy all day. T* mg crushers play was the rea spark to the Buffalo drives one stenUy. Si NDAY WAS THE 51ST tin Jim Brown has gamed over F’idaj A Saturday Januatt N-9 S 1 rm\ Adventure Os V!x entires’ z\ Distant Trumpet I hix Donahue . Suxanne I’lrshrtfr . Diane M<Kun PanatiMnn . Terhnicolor

lot) yards m an NFL game 1 n ing ar. 1 his scampers set the ball rolling when Clevelan<l pick« I up steam in the second half Frank Ryan s passing to end Gary Collins xx ho three times t<x»k t »sses in for touchdowns xxas the rest of the offensive attack The big difterence however, xxas the play of the f< ir lines Yes. we said four lin< as the defensive and offen-ive lines are completely ddfervnt Ori} <> < asionally when a lot of be«t is war/ad up front on defense to put up a good old goal line >tan»l. do a few heavy offensive linemen get in on defense SI ’ N D A Y UNITAS JUST didn't have any time He was su armed on by an inspired Cleveland defense On the other hand, the Cleveland offensive line for the most part kept Ryan pretty well protected. He was caught in the first half a couple of times \x lu*n trying to pass, but n »t m the secon I lialf xx jen they scored all 27 of their points. Cleveland's lines completely dominated the Baltimore lines in this big game to make the dd u rence IP6I HAS BE FA’ ANOTHER great year in* sports. Every year provides some extra in sports and some recoi Is that prexnously scvm«-1 untou liable With the Olympic gana several records that xx.ll soot lx- broken again as the < ahbvi <A the athlete seems to cantin-ue to get more outstanding This is e pe< ally true in the young athieti *• Swimming ha* been almost aken oxer by teen agers as the/ are the ones who <■ i.s •!< n’ x • it doxx n <>ne world - r- ad ift<*r • <ther. IN AIT RACING MORE ne .x s wa* 1 vie some good and sum- tragi Fur top drivels xx rid to ! d< ath two in the Indiana; ..* »<K) Later Bobb} Mal hi an • faalcat b-g <al driver 11 '. xxurld hit a xxall m .« pi a< .< < run ami a bmnc.l to d« •> h Glenn 'FHetNlll R !’ ll the til. IOUM stock can driver . ■ > Ua burned tn death as this nuhlir g but alto Vtl V dnnge o apoti <«mllhiuee to take ill, ».l it apparently alWMV« a.H Howrxet tl*r deaths <if 1 dd r Hui ;*j» and Dave Ma> Imh ikl ui Hm- &00 have made foi new irgiftlatiun now that will a'mn ‘ eliminate the uw of gnu oler.c as fuel In this race the

rear engine cars became more noticeable even though A J. Foyt won m a conventional <>ffenhouscr. THE ST UMTS CARDINALS weir the stirprre of the year in baseball, not omy winning the National League pennant but th< world series a- well Then came the strange shift of mar.igcis that left Yogi Berra and Johnny k* am*, the two pennant winning managern. out of jobs. However, Keane hooked on with the Yankees which certain y mu-t bv th<* piize spot m basebell. THE BOSTON CELTI S CON tinued to be the strong team in pro basketball but the L>s Angelis Lakers made a bonified pitch t > gam the top sjwit with a fabuh us offer for Wilt Cham-D-rla..'. t<> go with an already strung team In college tanks, (hncinnati fell out of the top spot a ! Uf’LA claimed the raat. nal crown, but this year it 1 ks ik - s -veral memb< ■- of the B g Ten r ust D- conside ed prime < m>*n !< • The trouble is that only one t< am can represent a c«»nf> hm e wlien the tourney turn come* around. IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL th- num wr or. - spot went to Alabama despite the feeling by many that a couple of other teams are Vetter Notre Dame * return to th‘* National P iwers xx a> the nundxT ot>- football story anil a game betw« en N >ti< Dauv* and Michigan would be footi all fan's dream TORONTO AGAIN TOPPED the National Hockey League in the play »ffs as they had continued a reign that has Iwrn pretty dominant for several y< ai* Him key teams basically go in streaks of winning ami not winning, but thia year couki see an etxl to the Torunt • stronghold on the top sjxit In track and field, the newcomers that have replaced the now aging stars are t<x> numerous to mention However, the sport gets more popular and the interest higher each and eveiy year. 4 ONE SPORT THAT HAD A very black eye, and that is not a pun, is boxing. This sport is last dying and the help it is given by the two so-called heavy weight champions. Liston and Uday is helping the move along. Liston a very controversial person because of his past and lack of education, rose to the top of the almost xxorthless heap Then he was dethroned of his title by a big mouth kid who han all the tools to make a good athlete However, these tools aie lost m his empty head and the fight tluit was supj-o.M .1 to b«* a championship battle last winter, made one think just a little more about the crooked sjwrt the fight ganu has developed into. Twice since then laston has had run ins with the law ami it looks now as if the two may never get together for a fight for what is left of boxing glory. IN INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL cin les. Lafayette Jeff was the champ for 1964 but it doesn't look like they have much chance to repeat Uns year This was the year that made history by the suspensi >n of Muncie Central, the defending state champions who were a very strong contender Muncie now has Is-en reinstated and they will be out foi all kind* of revenge Hu# year. IN HMiTBALL IT WAS all Northern Imilar. 1 St Joseph Riley. Washington and Elkhart xvere all tanked m the top six t- ims ar.l imhcabons on the local level are they could have been the first four NOW HMk r . IS UPON US AND many of the hapjauunga in this year wdl make ;>«ople fmgx-t the juoit season It promises U> be a ■l»oil*ouxn» dr vain one which will produce a noli ie 1 outstanding 1 top of athletic eveiiU am! one that will kc«-p the dimension of sportsmanship and entertainment on a high level in our country

WE WISH TO TAKE THIS opportunity to wish all sports fans and also those who aren't quite as sports minded a very happx* ar. l prosperous New Year with many more to come ln.lustr.al l^*ague Kingsbury 71 Legion 6'l\. Holser 6 2 Powell-Mann •> 3 Allstate 2 6 Kabelin 2 6 I >ax e and Ra y s 2 6 Plas-Stcel 1' 2 6’2 High team series .md game Holsi-r 2576 911 h 77. Kingsbury 2. r »Ok; P ! a*-S’ecl 2197, PoxxvliMann SB4. High individual sern*- Ar game: E Place 573, 212. B Bacewn 561: L Daulx* 312. D Burch 219 G Sheaks 211 At cdnrwdax Nite 1 Julies (wagur Baker's 54 22 Kingsbury 49 27 We-t Walkerton 42 31 Prenits 35 41 Lanes 3k 3H I >ode's 31 45 Weleo 30 46 S«x*oie 25 51 High team series and game Lines 2167 750 Bakers 21 L>. 722; Prciitr 2hm6 West Walkerton 737 High mdjx klual M-ries Ar garni M Williams 494 196 M Robbin* 494 183; J Bouse 192 19k E Bacvwb 469 B Smith 19<i. Kings and Quern- Mixed Doubb-s Luky Four 52 20 800 Boom 43 > 2 2M>.. Pm Pluckers 43 29 F >ur Jokers 40 32 Ya Hoos 35L 36 4 Alley Cats 31 41

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Desperados 25 47 . Sputniks in 54 High team series and game — Din Pim kers 2129, 742; Lucky Four 1971; Ya Hooh 1937; DeSperado. 687; Alley* Cats 686. Men high scores: B Bacexxdo 662 245. 226; R. Eskridge 599, 213, C. Roth 536; D. DePoy 2n9. Women high scores: C. Richards 572. 201. 199; M Robbins 491. c. Mullet 466, K Roth 18U. Monday Night Ladies League Nicks 51 25 Williams Supply 45L 30’4 Huhnkr’s Service 43 33 Phillips 66 43 33 Skogmo 37 39 Lute Recreation 34’-_. 41*4 Jacob Drug Store 33 43 Lee's Jewelry 17 59 High individual series A game: M Robbins 544. 227; E Fitzke 499 L Fimh 46k; L Huhnke lks; G Baker 182 High teajn senes and game —• Wil ianv. Supply 2170, 823. Nick's 214 k 727 Skogmo 1975. 707. Nite Owl League Frosty's Welding 4 0 Walkerton Lane« 4 0 Bill's Package 3 1 Hiatt's Insurance 2 2 Plas-Stecl 2 2 Dave and Rav's 1 3 /American Legion 0 4 Lakeside Resort 6 4 High team serh-s and game — Bill's Package 2660. 915. 914; Dave and Ray’s 2591: Plas-Steei 2564. 904 High individual serie* It gamer W Bouse 65k A Pratt 619; C. Wilson 639; J Zullmger 245; R. Nusbaum 233 R. Renz 229. 200 game I Cripe 212. 213; R Nusbaum 215: G Rhiwles 204; J. ZulUnger. 2 >2. N. R Junior High Plays Wakarusa On Thursday, January 7th, the Liberty Jr. High teams will entertain the Wakarusa Jr. High basketball t» Uns in a duutdeheader. Game t ne is 4:30 pm. Thia will be the final games prior to the toumex on January 16. Use tl e Classified Ada

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