The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 February 1969 — Page 9

Shamrocks Drop Ninth Decision To Cougars 63-56 The North Liberty Shamrocks lost their second Northern State C inference game against one 1 «ss Friday night as they dropped a 63 56 decidon to New Prairie. This eliminated any ch-mce of winning the con'erence title a< they have only one win an 1 one conference game hft to play. Trailing the entire first half, the Shamnck- charged back to the h id in the third qua te • only t have the Cougars come storming back with a 12 point burst to Lie Shamrocks’ two, to take the lead for good late in that quarter. The game found New Prairie jumping off to in 8-2 lead in the first our minutes and 10 seconds. Stan Noel picked up three baskets and Dan Shend the fourth while Joe Fi’her picked up the lone Shamrock basket. The North Übe tv c.ew then started scoring and took the lead before ■ the Cougars could score again as ; Chris Anderson and J< hn Zook each hit two free throws and Anderson and Fisher baskets before Don Nebulung hit a pair free l shots to pu-h the host team back 1 in fmnt. From here, the Cougars I plunked off seven more fast 1 points while Anderson was get- i ting another basket and they en- i joyed a 17-11 first period lead. The Shamrocks came luck early in the second quarter to get back in the thick of things Anderson hit a lay-In, but Jim Noel countered with a jump shot. Single free throws by R r.nle Young and Doug Anderson were followed by a long hot f. nm the outside by Young. Jim N>d hit two fast baskets, one on i fit break and the other jumper, but Kevin Hostetler and Y >ung matched this and It wis cut tj 23-21, New Prairie Rich Dodd hit ne ba-ket md Jim Noe! two m ’e whl e the Shtmrwks were g< in : -< leie---in the final two mlnut« m 1 the Cougars had grabbed a m re comfortable kid bv halftime. 2921. Shanin rk* Regain Lead The early second half w s 11 Sh tmrocks, Fisher and Young hit from the out ide to open the scoring and Young gut i lay-in on the lead en 1 v' a fast break. Mike Anderson s< orrd a jumper from medium length, but Anderson put in a lay-in. D<»ug Clark hit a single free throw and Anderson then gave the Shamrock* the lead with a jumper followed by two free throws. Hvstrt’er made it 35-32 with half the quarter gone, but the Cougars once again caught fire and left the Shamrocks in the dust the

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rest of the quarter. Anderson hit first and Dodd tied it with a free throw. Jim Noel broke the tie with a single pointer and Anderson tossed in another bucket. Young hit a lay-in. but Dodd tipped one in and Clark scored twice from the foul line and then on a set shot for a 41-37 lead as tin third period ended. This lead was increased to 11 just after the final period began. Nebelung hit a pair of free throws and Dodd, a very effective under the basket man at STO”, tipped in another missed attempt. The Shamrock.’ came back with three straight baskets, two by Anderson and one by Hostetler, but Jim Noel hit two more field goals for the Cougar < to keep them safely ahead. Zook and Y rung out the margin to 5247 with back-to-back baskets, but (\obin, St in Nod and Chik I it m *uitT”i' n t<> put the game out of site with just over two minutes h .t. The Shamrocks did manage to cut the lead to 61-56 with just second* left, but Jim Noel’s jumper completed the scoring shortly before the buzzer. anuersen Pimen Scorers Chris Anderson once again was the leading point getter collecting 23 in this game. He sunk nine baskets and five of eight from the line. Young hit In the double figures with 11. but this proved not enough against the Cougars

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more balanced attack. Jim Noel i ended the game with 19, nine baskets and the only foul shot he shot being a technical. Dodd had 12 and Stan Noe! 10 to assist in the double figure scoring. Bov Score North Liberty fl fta p C. Anderson 9 5 s 4 Hostetler 4 0 11 Zook 12 2 4 Fisher 3 0 11 Young 5112 D. An ierson 0 1 2 1 Ginzer 113 0 Shupert 0 0 0 0 Totals 23 10 17 13 Y>'” P«-nirie S. Noel 5 0 1 2 Nebelung 0 5 5 ] I Ddd 5 2 5 4 Corbin 1 0 11 J Noel 0 1 0 2 Sho’d 10 0 1 Clark 2 3 12 Anlvrsn 3 o 0 0 Totals 26 11 16 13 Score By (Quarter* New Prairie 17 29 44 63 North Liberty 11 21 37 56 Co. Home Extension Club Presidents Hold Meeting The fir't council meeting f< ’■ Home Extension Presidents was held Monday. February 3. from 9:30 to 11 no am at the T & M - Electric Company, South Ben 1.1

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The meeting was opened by the County President, Mr» Guy St. John leading in the Pledge to the Fag, and the Homemakers Creed. The Secretary, Mr-. Richard Barnett, reported that a total of 15,070 coffee cm- filled with cookies were sent to Be itty Memorial Hospital at (’hr.^n. i, time. Roll call was answered by suggestions for the t il u hirven t day program. It was announce 1 that any club wishing to tour the Hickory Farms can mak< reservations with the store . . tours Monday thru Friday. Th*\ would like to have it least 20 persons present, each member receives 25c toward the club an I 25 pei cent discount t n all purchases at that time. Mrs. Hoffer from the American Red Gro -poke briefly or. the services c.fered ml th< special program - fc m the Spc ikers Bureau and slides and film available covering any subject you are interested in Spring offers swimming classes und a boating course. First aid classes are available throughout the year. It was announced that any woman residing in the county may join the County Chorus. J*ie does not have to be a club member. The new Constitution of the S’. Joseph County Extension Homemakers Association, was read an 1

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excepted. The annual Homemakers Style Show will be held June isth The deadline for entries will be May lath. Entry blanks will be sent to each club at a later date. Div. I is as follows; Young homemakers is thru 37 years of age, and Division II Adult Homemakers' style show entrant must be a homemaker 38 years of age or over. When registering y>u will n eive complete informati n and a sc at card. The citizenship committees final registration date was Feb. 3 for those wishing to go to the State Legislature Trudy Etherton will give a conducted t >ur at 1.00 EST of the State Building.

SERVICE NOTES

PLEIKG. VIETNAM (AHTNCt Hubert T. IDndev Jr 20, whose parents live it 711 Harrison St., Walkerton, was promoted to Army specialist four Dec. 21 while i-'igm’d to the ith Infantry Division near Pleiku, Vietnam, is i mechanic. LAf K (IHKUTER Since time began men started life with g «>d intenti ns, but many were handed transfers.

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