The Independent-News, Volume 90, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1966 — Page 9
Monterey Hands 1 Tyner Eleventh Defeat Os Season A very .strong fourth quarter broke up a tight ball game as Monterey moved to an 81-66 victory over Tyner, handing the Rednun their 11th Gel eat in 13 games thia year. With only a Cour point lead going into the final period, Monterey scored strong bi the la t three and a half minutes to turn a 60 59 lead into the 15 point margin of victory. After the two teams traded two baskets each in the op ning minute and a half, Tyner moved ahead on a good effort to take the lend of 19 13 after one quarter. S. Peterson had eight of these point. a* he was pa ( ing the attack. Peterson and Matz hit baskets increasing this lead to 23-13 before a 10 point *purt by Monterey tied the icore. Reinhold had six of these points and Wameley four. From here it was nip-and-tuck with Monterey finally getting a one-point edge, 28-27, at halftune. Pare QuU k< ns The third quarter was fa t and furious Tyner moved ahead again at 34-33, but the Fliers then grabbed the lead 36-34. Tyner once again forged ahead on baskets by Ross and Smith, 38-36, only to have the Flier j hit four quick points to move ahead once more This pattern continued until the game was knot'ed at 5060 with 1:19 to play in the third period when Wamsley an 1 Reinhoklt hit baskets in the last minutn tn take a 54 50 lead at the end of the quarter. The Rodman never caught up, although they trimmed the lead to 58 57 In the la t quarter before Smith and Ro’S fouled out, thus onenlng the door for Monterey’s final surge that moved them •teadilv ahead as they racked up the 81 66 victory. Monterey fg ft fta p Reinhold 11 3 5 3 Hine*' 10 0 3 Wamsley 10 5 7 2 Ra Ver 10 11 Pugh 6 77 4 Foster 3 2 5 3 Totals 32 17 25 16 Amor 3 16 2 Bickmlller 10 0 0 B. Peter on 6 2 3 2 R. Peterson 12 3 2 Smith 5 2 2 5 Boswell 112 1 Revs 4 3 5 5 Matz 5 3 3 2 Totals 26 14 23 19 Watch out when it’s out Something's missingSomething may ba missing from your auto Insurance coverage, too I Maka sura you gat the enure picture with Meridian Mutual's Pacemaker Policy. I can tailor this broad-coverage auto policy to fit your needs —st s cost to fit your budget I I ihf'i If jmt Maritin ■■Mai agtnt B. W. Johnson Ins. Koontz Lake Mornings Hamlet M 7-2824 Afternoon* Wa&ertoa 58S-2MO
THANKS □ □ : —- - _ _ □ c, the family of Dora Knowlton. wish to expres. our sincere thank., and appreciation to our relatives, fnenus and neighbors for their many kindnesse , the beautiful flowers, cards, gifts of food and other expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother. A * pee, al thank you to Ine Walkerton Nursing Home, the ladle* who served the lunch after the services, the doctors, Nusbaum Funeral Home, and Rev. Filer and Rev. Williams for their prayers. The Children of Mrs. Dora Knowlton We would like to express our sincere thanks to the ladles of the Walkerton EUB church and the Fish Lake Auxiliary for the wonderful meal, and to the friends and all for the beautiful floral pieces, to the Nu baum Funeral Home and especially Rev. Filer for the many kindne->aes shown us during the los; of our daughter and sister, Wilma “Maxine” Tlaylor. Mrs. Ora Batty Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hettinger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rans Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith Mr. and s.rs Harold Rcxstrew BuMneesmen’s Ixigue Dick's TV 71 Legion No. 1 6 2 Stanleys 5 3 Reed's 5 3 Mercer’s 4 4 Georges 4 4 Legon No. 2 0 8 Martins 0 8 H>gh team' series and game — Legion No. 1 2669. 972: Dicks TV 2582. 926; Stanleys 2570; Roch’s 866. Hich Individual series A game; J. Menefee 673; L. Sehm d z 655; A J. Kennedy 610 212; Fitzkc 218; J. Howard 213.
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Hiatts Insurance 8 12 Mel's Meat 7 13 Mobile Fire tone 6 14 Frostys Welding 4 16 High team < cries and game — Stewarts Constr. 2759, 962; Bills Package 2747. 939; Hiatts Ins. 2740, 954. High individual series A game: A. Mann 603. 248; E. Place 600, 245; R. Richards 594 , 227.
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Wednesday Nite Libdlew Walkerton Ivanes CT 35 Paddle Wheel 60 42 Bakers 49 4> Triangle 48 43 ft Welco 48 44 Kingsbury 41 51 Phillips 38ft 53ft Colonial 36 56 High team series and game — Baker i 2372, 824 and 786; Welco 2192 and 808; Kingsbury 2129.
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