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THEY’RE OFF AND RUN- ’ if , now as Sectional Tourney act ».n gets into full swing. The S'" starters will he cut to 64 bv ba’uniay night and another great cl ate tournev is fully underway, trie is our imprest-ton of muuc of the action in Northern Indiana. AT LA VILLE. A GOOD o*;ht train meet features m veral teams that could advance to L ^an.sp >it Un next Saturday. In tin upp- i bracket ret ords can he tht wn out with window as none •t the four to ins < arries a record a • h a he. t into tht plav but touinex time is .-imething ■Lt Th< fit t nan.c with Glenn and Bt-mn could b> one of the .surprises. In regular season, i i nn di p| < d a 76-61 d. . . ion U Le ns and in this game the 1 • l that Ibeuu n w is stronger he I. ards was th< d •n: mt <■ f > ’ >t Gb nn is aw> ak oh< tin ling L t b < tll\ giving aw..v a lot o‘ ’ •. v■vt ■ .rLt < i s;t t b- <h win. t •« much. H . ever as n.u< h as u. r« ..ret it l*>k hk» tht Btenun size 1 tht fa< t that a press hasn’t h 1 led th I> ns c -r long could a' *w t SatUfdaV’s play. T It: SEC< ND GAME PUTtm_ X rth Liberty .against Li- \ f”’ thr s<-, nd time in six di' Loin-- in th- t team with g ‘t hoard pou r in th. Lancers nst a n* >t as s’t r . team u ; . • the basket m X rth Lbri - The Sh.>n'.-o< ks have a v-n pl- sant surprise nn many oc- « m th s ups. tt-n<; teams w >uid haVt to have been 1 . ad over X rth Liberty but a's. .»n th< oth»-r side of the l m-i s-na 1 -< were absorbed that n .st Xiru’.-d the Shamrocks w <uu 4 cu< ...: f ir. n.urh betr r. st. - Tht battle betw-^r. Carl Hei aster and Chns Anderson fmps Herbst r getting more s. ng aswusthnee than Anderson and »ur choc. to advanci will be tht. Lin er- take in thm ne 1 4URSDAY SOME REAL firing get- underway Th< larg. r •s' h »1- take over with the addru.n of At - Argus has a i -a. uj and d wr. club but can on ; \.T. r.ight mak< plenty of U h * •• :.r ■ .ri Jr. th» ir first m- it . h< D’e-.n- had a real I . n but so- 1 • ;i. i ■ ireim< nteum •’ ! ■ !l h " i •• h put- them in * ‘ v '-t' r b n this game. pit - pr , b lb |y th 'v . - .• f n . i j n no.! • L j pp.mouth : M r - t H wing r t M*n 1 ■ ’• ’ *• tt s y»ar but 1.1 am. ?• » * p> .gress makes a ' ' T t • i t.• Plymouth. <a j early m ty . n-nson hut *' if >' god t»um in the 1 ' Stages ; - f<Jr nf(< j j n a

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r< al bam burn. r. THIS WOfLD COMPRISE the fhld for Saturday. In the first contest, we we another ding dong battle between LaVilie and Bremen, two team.s that have met twice on the .amr f|<w»r with About the anm<* finish each time. L«Vilh ha* w< n both in th< dying s c«»n;is and for M>me n-as n we can see them doing it again but once more in a repl n»< kem. Kockem battle. Phmouth will h ive their hands full with Jackson hut ue we the Pilgrim l alvant ing < n to the ni -ht a-11 n In this game, it will be just t . much Plvm< uth for the t p briu ket team an 1 a champion h p to th. b wt r biacket t< arn. AT KNOX TWO lb AMS IX ' i;r c-timation have n definite 1 n the <>the’ tb it being Win in u in the t p hr u k< t and Kn< X ir the 1< w-.-r brai lef Despite th set th it Or< gon- Davis has .mother g. d ball club it is our th urht that the p<-w< r of the Winamac team will m- ve them through this contest. In the second game twn whcdules that wail Ie .nt. . ng their ln-.t tourney a individuals team but who will put player- <n the same team next vear. will nu*et. Aubb< . n iiibbe. and Monterey will go at it and in a game you could about flip a <oin for a winner. w< will go along with Monterey. COMES THURSDAY NIGHT, the big and we do mean big Knox team will take the floor ag.rn t LiCniss. and easily h nib th Lapnrt* County entry in tins meet. Th- second garrn ftalures Culver against North Judson. These two squads met . n December 2 and Culver broke into th< win column with a 45-44 thriller. However, progress of the season hasn’t found Culver b.efmg up their offense much hut North Judson seems to have progressed to som. extent. We regretfully say that we can sc»* a little revenge in the Blue Jays eves and look for them to win this contest. SATURDAY IT LOOKS easier for Winamac in the first gam. with a win to advance them to the finals. Knox should al>. move with ease again against their opponent t<> set up the final game between Winamac ami Kn x Depitc the fad that Winamac won rather handily over Knox in the first meeting, this one for all the marbles is something ehe. In what should be a r« al h >t < ne, our choice will be Winamai in a real close one. SOUTH BEXD. ALWAYS A med that means a ]< t of fans of this area is set for an eight team battb with no clear cut favorite.

On Wednesday, wc like Mishawaka over ("lav, and Central over Washington Thursday, St. Joe should top a very up and down Riley team and LaSalle Is our choice over Adams' (>n Saturday Central should down Rih y team and LaSalle is our choice over Adams. On Saturday. Central should brecj> in the afternoon and we see LaSalle c >ming <>n to beat St. Jojo ph in a reversal of an earlier minting. At night, well, can you heat against Central in a hairnev ? DoMpite the fad that things very small, their sjHS’d. shooting and savvy will mean a lot and wr see th"m returning to Elkhart the following week after missing last year. JUST GLANCING AROPND the area, we can see Logansport coming out of their meet. Valparaiso at Chesterton Michigan <' tv should make their annual pl 'rimagc tn the Reek mis in their tourney, and nt Elkhart, an thing coul 1 happ n. but thoughts in our mind is that perhaps the Goshen team < tn avoid that Elkhart gym jinx and make another of th-ir rar.- t’ip to the Ri p nal at Wa-s »w. It is about time th< high-sc< ring Aki. r. t«am come- through with one even thou h Ro< hester has been a good Lam in th« last p irt of the wn- > n. They meet in the opening game an 1 out on that proverbial limb, we will go with the Akron team this year. THAT ABOUT COVERS THE area. Next week we will take a 1- k at the region al competition whit h always has a lot of un heard of teams and surprise. * Once the Regional play is part it gets down to brass tacks of teams either bung g<xd or they aren’t around. Final Standings Fct South Bend WIBC Tourney The third and final week of the 3Sth Annual City Tournament of the South Bend-Mishawaka Women’s Bowling Association, held at Hooker’s Walkerton Lim s and North liberty Lines, drew to a close on February - 17th and 18th 130 teams participated m Team Event at Liberty Lanes and 516 women took part in the D«aibhs and Singles events at Walkerton Lines over the three week end tournament period. While this was a handicap tournmvnt. honorable mention should b«- given the following acratch scores rolled:

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Scratch All-Events: Dottie Kraszewski, South Bend 1740; Gloria Krause. South Bend 1677; Joan Szabo. South Bend 1669. Scratch Singles: Gail Horvath. South Bend 609; Bonnie Robbins. South Bend 592; Kathy Blanchard. Mishawaka 587. Scratch D .uhlrs: C. Nye - D Kruczew.sk) 1152; J. Dumph - J. Flanagan 1111; M Pingie • D. Williams 1126. Community State Rank. North Liberty, is in 4th Place tn Team event. Team - Joyce Parsons. Cal Anderson H< len Buckmaster. Pat Kurrhovc. Marge O’Connor. Captain. Bakers Standard Sendee. Waikritin is in sth Place in Te;un Event. Team: Gladys McMahon. Dorothy Knowlton. June Baker. Norma Srhnii-ltz. Elsie Fitzke, Captain. Norma Schmcltz, Walkerton Lanes, is In Bth place in AllEvents. Team Event Ist. Gary Aretz Tile, VFW 1167 2550. 495 - 3045. Captain EllZJlheth Rcjer, 2nd. Regal L-unge Regal 2468, 525 - 2993. Captain Elsie DcDiof. 3rd. Vikings. Beacon 2478. 5012979. Captain Joyce KaniewskL Doubles Event Ist. Joyce Vargo. Carol Patterson 1029 247 - 1276. League Real Regalettes. 2nd. J<>vce Burch. Verna Huegel 1092. 182 - 1274 League Regal Early Risers. 3rd. .Molly Pingel. Dorothy Williams 1126 136 - 1264, Beacon Wed. Major. Singles Event Ist. Kathryn Harrison. 579. 109

• 888. Frl. Com. B. 2nd. Carol Patterson. 575, 105 - 680, Regal Regalettes. 3rd. Linda Carey, 575, 105 - 680. Walkerton Lines. All-Events Ist. Gloria Krause 1617. 252 - 1929 Beacon Wed. Major 2nd. Carol Patterson 1611. 315 - 1926. Regal Regalettes. 3rd. Marge O'Connor 1622. 28.8 -1910, North Liberty. Thursday Night Ladies. ’’What does your husband do?” one industry wife asked the other. ”He‘s an exploiter. ’’ “What's that’” '’Well, it's hard to explain, but If We women did what he does, they d call it nagging.” The fellow who finds himself In the most fixes is the one who has no fixed course-. EaMlhiE Frl. and Sat. Feb. 23 and 24 SEAN CONNERY JM JAMES BOND You Only Live Twice Panavision Technicolor In lan Fleming's and •’Twior” Is the only way to live