The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 January 1967 — Page 5

North Liberty Tops Argos For Ist Tourney Win The Argos Dragons again fell to North Liberty in the opening game of the BiOnunty Toomey, but not before they once again gave - the Shamrocks a scare. The first meeting es the Uro teams . found the Shamrocks jumping to a big lead and they finding Argan cwt the gap to two points Ih the final quarter. The Wednesday night game in the tourney again found the Shamrocks getting a big lead and once again Argos came back, this time to witMn a single point before the Shamrocks pulled ahead once again for the win. North Liberty held an apparent safe lead of 48-37 heading into the final Ji? nod when Argos made their big pitch, Putting on a full court press, shook the Shamrocks quite a bit and Argos tallied three straight baskets by VanDerWt*l< hi the first 40 seconds << IdsequKrtß leant lead to 4*43. Well onr a minute foUMMd. with -no score until LAMgr Waashric hit a tMtet tor* the stagspßEtßg'^^MßMaMaibK* «<•■* Garner ' followed - wdth * Wae throw MtCtaengw pa* tar a retoaaaet Aw thr Ned hmwAmnLßH iWai tut for a bmduMKh fMAdoftjtaAbv game ghUSK Use ShnaaeKhwwß*' 45 lead again. Orereiyer came back with a lay-tn on which he was Loukd and converted the

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» free thrww forwttumKjpotat play. Waratier th»» hit * Jumper from the top of the circle and with 3:20 showing cm the big dock, Ovrrmyer w»« fouled and converted both end* of a onr-and-onc to cut th« lead to a single point, 53-52. Thia proved to be the final Aj-guy pctatM. hut it wasn't known at that liaae.aa they had nuunen* teum and the Shamroche were doing just about eventhing wrong in trying to get down floor against the pressing defenw.. However, Steve Mlekadaj,again the big gun offensively for the Shamrocks, broke a scoring dr«»ught with a 5 fouler with 1.25 left in the game. From here it was nothing but free thrown as Jim Fraser hit a pair and Ginzer added two more in the final seconds tu make the final score 59-52. The game hadn't offered much in the line of excitement in the first three periods. Fraser open•*d the scoring after over a minute had passed with a long one bander. Wesoiek hit next on an 18 footer from the right baseline soul fiauginunn scored from right • in the middle of the foul tame. ■ - Mlihrnkgj yot Mw first point on a . 1 ->JMa4aMnMnHraqpan>dMßet 1 tte aeoriEC ‘shtamut natit. t «—imdl tfeMthe first xpqnrtw 'Wtaa ddun fraa throw. ^MnnMk wadded twa mart from i jwhter Icrt 'NhMa naarehdi hjMa * ’^ntflar -A Uice pace undrnmith. » WosoMt hit again ' from the t baakrttine onhr tn have Hardesty get a single point and Warstler

a 21 foot jumper. Glazer hit from outside on the left and Mlekodaj got a 17 foot jumper. Ove rm yer tossed in another but Mlekodaj finished the quarter with two baskets, the hurt coming on a fine pass from Fra.wr, making it 19-8 at the end of the first period. This was about the pattern of the scoring. The Shamrocks had grabbed a good lead and from here the two teams basically traded poiwU until the final stanza Mlekodaj was the most consistent scorer throughout the game, but all the Shamrocks were chipping in setting up the exciting final quarter. Scoring Im Well Balanced The Shamrocks were paced by Mlekodaj's 16 points while Wesolek chipped in with 13. Fraser 12 and Ginger 11. Hardesty paced the Dragons with 15 while Overmyer and Warstler had 13 and 12 resper’tively. Box S<-orr North Liberty fg ft fta p Mlekodaj 7 2 2 3 Fraser 4 4 4 4 . Baughman 2 12 3 Ginzer 3 5 6 1 Wexolek '6 1 2 0 rAttdersun 10 9 0 . . TutaU 23 13 16 11 Oecmver 5.1 11 Nohn 112 1 • Hartly , 5 5 71 Warstler 6 9 0 2 I VaaDerWeele 4 12 4 Good 0 0 0 1 Brown 0 0 0 0

JAN. M, m? — THE INDRPENOEXT N’EWB .

Totals 21 10 14 10 ^4 Soars By Quartern North Liberty 19 29 48 59 = Argos 8 24 37 52 2 K of C Wives C lub The Patrician K of C Wives E Chib of Council 5709 Knights of E Columbus met Monday night at E the K of C Hall when a first g reading of their Constitution and 2 By-Laws was heard by the mem- 2 bers Chib president, Mrs. Ev- ~ erett Patnaude announced they 2 will be read again In Feb and E will be voted upon the following x month. Agreed upon in their By-Laws E was their object would be to a X Social Club to promote friendship x and to assist the Knights of X Columbus socially and financially. 2 A new committee agreed up«<n E was a Ways and Means C-’m- E mittee who would either serve x one year, or six months Tb- X fiscal year for the group begins X In September, with installation 2 of new officers. 2 The rummage, sals for the 2 spring will take place as soon as 2 the downstairs of the building. 2 is available. The ciub wnmrn E were most grateful for the dona- E Lioa of a hot water haaiev to the 2 Wires group. Refreahments were 5 served by Mrs Mayotte Ar- C aaaoam, Mrs. Jerry Groves and X Mrs. Ronald BaeWe. - Door prises S were awarded. * — — Caretaine4M and careleasnesß 2 nn the highways are both habits 2 — the choice is up to you. E

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