The Independent-News, Volume 90, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 February 1966 — Page 2

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Knox Holds On To Top Indians Saturday 72-62 Knox’s tah Redskins received a s> ire, but held on to win Saturdiy night as Walkerton gave teem a battle on the. basketball court The much shorter Indians trimmed lie lead Knox had enj >ved the entire game to three punts twice in the final quarter and the great height advantage let the R* 1-kins pull away and v (Ritually v. in by ten. 72-62. This was the 10th loss in 18 games i r Walk<Tton. Knox jumped off to a small 1 id and held it throughout the pest quarter even though they couldn’t pull away from Walke ten The Starke County five h d 1811 after the eight minutes of aeti .n that found the teams n<d placing a fast game at all. Howev- ’. the tempi did pick up ir <om r —ps tin ti e second as M-vera fast breaks developed. Gener llv though it was more a ci hb ate game when the ball

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was in ine fore courts. Adam Mann • .-immed the kad L© 18-16 right a'ter the second period began u h a short rebound shot, but B Wilhelm came back with a sho’ one and Richie put, .In a rebou- 1 -hut for a six point lead Mann mt a free throw but Pinson hit u a fast bre.ik and followed with i free throw. Landrum hit on a »>t break and Johnson and Pins. on rebound shots to push Kn<>\ ahead 31-17 with less than th it minutes left in the half. Mik Norris broke the drought wit’, a lay-in as the Indians got a f d break going He fol lowed wit I another basket, but Johnson cai • bark with another tip Alter M . n hit from the outside with :4* est. Johnson for Knox hit tu sue throws a< did Wally J< inson for Walkerton Richie s 1< ig shot at the buzzer made it 3.-25 at halftime. <nox pulle 1 to their largest 1. I of the night early in the s. .nd half. Huff started the coring aft* r a minute had pas c ed ith a free throw, but Price hit .ne basket. ) ehie two and Rmd-

rum a free throw as Knox moved to a to lead. The ina*u'ns then started their conuoack as Nums and Munn hit bucK-lu back. Pinson had a tip-in. but Huff hd frum the side Ricme hit again on a jumper but SheaKs and Huts tired in oucctssive baskets cutting it to lb. 16-36 Richie hit a baseline ume sh< t and added a technual foul tree throw be.ore Mann hit a moving one-hander from th- foul la.r Ruhie and Mami tia led baskets and then it was B W iinelm lor Knox. Hu.it hit the final two bai-kets «>i the qu.uter and the Kaox .ve lei .j.i- --■ i g >u.g intothc f.nal period. ihe inu.&ns kept t..<-;i m mi.-n---tum going as Man who had a hut hand, started the f.nal tanza with a par of chanty shots We thuts hit a r* bound hot and the lead was trimmed to only 53 50 when Huff put in a pair of one-pointers with 7:00 left in tie game Knox’s Johnson hit a tip, but We.thues tame back with a turn-around shot on a rebound for the Indians keeping it three points. The big 6'9” Johnson again hit two points, this time on free throws and Richie added two more with 5:20 left in the game to increase their b»ad to seven. Mann added two to the Walkerton total from the 15 foot line and then it was Johimn and Norns trading basket* Johnson and Mann scored next and then it wat Pinson and Norris an the team* had been trading points for several minutes. Landrum brok e this spell as he hit one free th^iw and Johnson added two more to the cau«e giving the Redskins a 68-60 lead with 1:34 left in the game. Huff hit a rebound shol with :34 seconds left, cutting th< lead to 6H-62. but a pair of tr^ throws by each Johnson and Landrum finished the scoring for th*’ night giving the Redskins the 10 point margin <»f victory. Johnson. Richie Parr Attack Knox was led by Richie and Johnson, who totaled 47 of KnoxT points Richie hit 26 and Johns, n 21 M inn finislxxl the night wu 21 and Huff ami Norris each had 12 for the Insers. i Rax Srore Knox fg ft fta p Richie 10 6 8 3 Pinson 3 4 6 5 Johnson 7783 Landrum 2 4 6 1

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Dust 0 0 10 B Wilhelm. 2 111 L. Wilhe.ni 0 0 2 0 1 ’nee 10 0 0 Totals 25 22 32 13 Totals 26 10 20 25 Walkerton Hulf 5 2 2 2 Sheaks 1014 Johnson 1354 Mann 8 5 7 3 Ganlner 2 0 14 Westhues 3 0 1 3 Norris 6 0 2 5 Huffsletter 0 0 10 Knox 18 37 53 72 Walkerton 14 25 II 62 PI J Schcol Board Meets T «• Bia rd of S<hool Trustees of Polk-Lincoln Johnson School Corporation held a regular meeting at 7:00 pm. February 8. in the office of the Superintendent of Schools. Walkerton, with the superintendent and all members pre ent. Fallowing roll call, the agenda was presentd and the following action was taken. On a motion by Dr Carter, secon.ed by Mr. Smith, minutes for the January’ 25, 1966 meeting were approved unanimou ly as read Claims 557 thru 608 were presented for payment and the proper warrants drawn. Mary’ Lee Loucks of North Liberty, was emloyed to supervise the Walkerton 4-H Club activities during the summer program foi 1966 The Board received lx da for a new 66 passenger »chool bus body and chassis. Coach bids were > übmitUid by Leonard Supply Co., of Silver Lake. Indiana, for a Super ior coach; Schoolcraft Inc., of Indianapol s. for a Wayne coach and Imperial Equipment of Lafayette. for a Bluebird coach Chas is bid> were «übm tted by Powell-Mann Chevrolet-Oldsmo-bile Co.. Walkerton, for a Chevrolet chaissi and Lawmaster Pon. tiac Inc., of Plymouth, for a GMC cha*asi. All bids were taken under advisement to investigate the optional equipment. Equipment considered optional for some bids was included in other bid* as base euqipment. The superintendent was advised to make a complete study of all bids and to prepare a report for the Febniary 22 regular meeting

The uperinlendent reported that an Monday, February 7, faculty visitation day. the Polk-Lin-coln-J olmaon faculty visited twenty different schools xn the surrounding area. A full faculty report concerning the visitation will be prepared for the February 22 board meeting The hupenntendent reported concerning curriculum development for the 1966-67 school year. The board voted unanimously to pay tuition expan es for twx» corporation teachers to atttend a ten week r< ad ng class to be held in th- Plynuaith High School begmning February 21. 1966. The Orrgon-Davis School Cor|M>ration was grunted apprin-al to rent the Tyner gym on May 17, 1966 for a school commencement. The . uperintendent re»d a secretary’s ri ignat on from Mrs. Donna Raina to become effectivs Man h 31 1966 Following a financial report for the current year, the superintend^ ent was advised to invest, through the Walkerton Bank, mtmey from the Cumulative Building Fund for a period of sixty days The board voted to advertbe for an additional appropriation for Mte purcJia.se and other expense pertaining to purchase There being no further btartness to come before the board, on a motion by Dr. Carter seconded by Mr Zartman. the board adjourned at 8:50 p.m 60 Years Os Service EsL 1903 UMONTRHS mb jMV fIUssNMV JMShmSb Ab IPht Ahnb Mbsqp Phone CE 4-7771 230 8. Michigan St.