The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 December 1973 — Page 4

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEW* — DECEMBER 6, 1973

SHAMROCKS TOP KNOX 53-52 IN FINAL MINUTE The N< -h Liberty ShamnKks made it two in a row Friday as a Chris Gensingei bisk* t with a half minute t > play gave the Shanin cks the lead and than the last second heroics of Knox’s Redskins failed to connect as a shot and scramble for a hxrse ball being tipped around failed to conn><t insuring the Shamrock win. The game was close all the way and an exciting and g< od win for the Sham: >cks. Knox is now 0-2 for the year. The Shamrocks g lined a small advantage in the urst period as tin v pulled ahead of the vis.tors from Starke C anty by a 15-12 advantage. The lead wis only slightly increased in the second pern d and a 32-27 had was taken to the dressing room at halftime, with the Sham." ks sh wing some eontrol of the game in this half. The second hah found the iontest tightening up as the Redskins got right back in the thick of it. Play lacked finesse and despite the type of action, the excitment remained due to the closeness of the score. By the end of the third period, a poor seven point performance by the Shamrocks, had enabled the Redskins to tie the score at 39 all. It remained rip and tuck the re^t of the way. The scoring wasn't fast, but tight and it ail was de< ided m the thrilling last 30 seconds. Gensinger led all scorers with a 24 point p rfermance. He had 10 baskets a d four from the 15 foot line. Chi is Weiss hit 10 for the only other Shamrock player in double figure'. Tim Ro-, k tot./ed 21 t t* r- trie !■ .^ers and he was the ne wh > Ttempted the potential winning i asket h r Die lose: s. Box Score North Liberty tg tt p W ills 2 0 5 Kiser 3 0 5

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Weiss 3 4 4 Gensingen 10 4 2 Slinks 3 1 3 Hunt 1 0 2 Biair 0 0 0 TOTALS 22 9_ 21 Knox Cole 3 3 4 Corey 304 Rick 6 9 1 Bndegi oom 2 4 3 Collins 3 0 3 Joseph 10 0 Small 0 0 0 Hagen 0 0 0 TOTALS 18 16 15 Score By Quarters North Liberty ' 15 32 39 53 Knox 12 27 29 52 SHAMROCKS ARE STH VICTIMS OF SOUTH CENTRAL The No. th Liberty Shami oi ks simply wore out Saturday night at S iuth Central and dropp-d a 77-65 de ision to South Central, the fifth win in as many stilts for the Satellites this young sr aron. The Shamrocks had won two games, both played early in the same week. The Shamrocks, despite a slow see ring start, stayed with the Satellites in the first half. A comparatively low 12-8 margin in the first light minutes was enjoyed by the host team, but in the second stanza the Shamrocks began to click and cutscored their i pp.ments 19-12 to take charge by three, 27-24 at the main intcrmissen. The second half found several factors going against North Liberty. Speed is not one of their Hmng points and combined with a hard w* < k of thre? contests in five da\s. the Shamrocks began to crack a little as the Satellites came < ut with a pressing defense and fa-t hr iking styk < f often e. This wm ked against the Green a ! Wh:t<. It also increased the offense of the Satelhb s athey got gi d balance and put m 25 ’.hit: quarter points an! a big 2s n the final stanza. It

a’, o jacked up th- Shamio k at. tuk point w:>e. but hurt them gam- wise. South Central i njoyid a 49-45 margin after three periods but continually increas’d t.i.s as the f.nal qua? ter unfolded. The Shamrocks were paced by a fine 24 point performance by Ch. is Gensmger and able assi -t of 16 by Kurt Hunt. However, balance behind this was not as gr< at as that of the LaPorte County five as they had five players in double figures headed by Bill i Werner's is points. Shinn added 16. Kitchell 15 and Gneg< r and Mi.xis 10 each. B T. am Is Edged The South Central B team got a slim four point victory as they edged the Shamrock res* eves 4238. Box scorr South Central fg H fta p B. Werner 6 6 8 3 Drabyn 10 10 Wakeman 10 0 2 Grmger 4 2 3 2 Shinn 7 2 2 4 Mixis 5 0 11 Kitchell 6 3 6 3 J. Werner 10 10 Huhnke 10 0 1 TOTALS 32 13 22 17 North Liberty Gensinger 11 2 3 4 Sheaks 3 3 5 3 Weiss 10 11 Hunt 7 2 3 0 Walls 2 0 0 4 Kaser 3 0 0 4 Blair 12 2 4 TOT AKS 28 9 14 20 Score By Quarters North Liberty 8 27 45 65 South Central 12 24 49 77

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Frank's Camper Sales 22 42 Ugh team ser.es and game: Jim's S rvice -761; Whi.mci's Lumber 970 High in hvidual ser.e-' & game; W. Gai rett 5 l . H Slonebuiner -O'. Monday Night Ladte* Beaver 45*a 18’ 2 Eidelyi's 36 4 27 * 2 Hahnke's 40 24 Huhnke's 36’2 27 ’ 2 R & N 32 32 Karn's 31 33 Funky Five 26 38 Walt’s 26 38 Elsie's 19 45 High team series and game: Kuns 2146. 740; Beaver’s 2132; Huhnke's 2085; R & M 746; Erdelyi’s 742. H gh m l.vidua! series & game. C Erdelyi 518, 215; L. Sandy 479; B Kunkle 470. 184; K. Buckmaster 187. ATTENTION L AHM EKS To help St. Joseph County farmers and agribusiness men think through the complex situation faced by agriculture, Paul R >bbins, Purdue Agricultural Economist has been invited to dis. cuss, "The World Food Situation and Farm Organization Strategies In A Changing World ” The m>eting will be held in the LaVille High School on Deccmber 12 at 7;30 pm. Farmers, landownerx, agribusinasa men and wives a e invited to this inlormativ» meeting. Also on December 13 from 9:30 am. to 3 00 pm. CST. in Wanatah there will be the Pinney Pur. diu Agr icu’.Tui al Centei Fall Research Day in the eiemmta- y s-'h j! there. This meeting will hold discussions tn we-d control, in-et t jH-'ts. corn hybr. D, --y. brail vari- des. siudge " f inn land, fertilizer. 1973 c: ■ p pr<»blems art other ag features. S: in d luncheon. Tvner lOOF Hew I- ’ ink Hu! fl.rd wa ec < • d N '< G .i’ I of ’h- Tvn • <- id Fell w Lodge, We lned iy, N>. vo ni • -j*. <»*ht- f'cejs ■ , ns. sum*- ’iv ii duties in January will 1 Niko M. h r V■e G’ i d T r. ry K । er, R< < du g S-- > y;

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Mike Veihaeghe. Financial S-1: taiy; Leon Verhaeghe, Trvasui George Rcpb ga, Luster'. W. i;>m Non is will ad’, me. t chair of active Past Grand. Santa came carl) this y u the annual Christmas paiU ; the kiddies. Saturday even:: December 1, the Rebekah L assisted the Tyner IOOF L in the party, with the Rev. Jan. Campbell, of Plymouth, enterta ing, followed by distnbution gifts by Santa. The two lodges also ctx>pern in the Christmas Cheer fruit ba ets. given to the sick and shut folk of the community. Joe Bottorff served refre menta following the meeting, FREEZONE IS FOR CORNS THAT HURT. Why fool aroenc! wdh p<i ' corns, w’ e i Free zone can be’e vou iemme t"»r T / it You'll see In just ceys the corn *i I be Rone the hud * b-e gone Par. lessly. No Onigerous cutting 5i ur y pads or plasters Drop on Freefone — take off corns. MMOVIS / COMS MB UHUSM Arthritis Sufferers: WAKE UP WITHOUT ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula fur arthritis minor pain is so strong you can take it less often and still wake un m the morning without aii the pain’s shllness Yet so gentle you can take this tablet on an empty stomach It s caned Arfkrit.s Pmn Formula. Get hours of relief. Ask for Arin r :ii\ Pain Formula, by the makers of Ama in* ana'^t :.a lets.