Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 85, Number 27, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 January 1962 — Page 2

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS

N EWS Bob Mitchell Holiday Tourney Coach Keith Dougherty’s Bulldogs won their second holiday tourney in three by dethroning defending champ Warsaw in the first game, and then eliminated Plymouth in the championship

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game by a convincing 69-53 margin to win the coveted crown. Fine shooting by Ron Kendall and Jerry Lambert paved the way for Nap’s triumph over the dangerous quintet. The Tiger* were attempting to avenge an earlier defeat at the hands of the Bulldogs. Warsaw’s Dick Lesh put the Tigers out in front on a pair of baskets, but two tip-ins by Nap’s Bob Berger knotted it at 4-4. Dave Johnson’s free throw put Warsaw out in front 54 hat Kendall pumped in two field goals and a lone free threw to regain the

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lead for Nap. Nap never trailed again although the Tigers stayed within striking distance throughout most of the first three periods. Early in the fourth period, Wsaw trailed by eight points, 5042, but Lambert tossed in six straight points and Kendall added six more to pull the Bulldogs out of danger. Lambert wound up with 25 points and Kendall had 21. Johnson of Warsaw was high scorer for the game with 26 points. Warsaw hit two more field goals than Nap, but were no match for the Bulldogs at the charity stripe where Nap outscored their opponet, 23-11. Plymouth gained the right to meet Nap in the championship game by winning its first game of the season and eliminated Bremen, 5539. The consolation game between Warsaw and Bremen went to the Tigejs, 57-45. In the title game that followed. Nap jumped off to a quick lead as Lambert hit three in a row and Berger added a tip-in to give the Bulldogs a 8-0 lead The Pilgrims trailed by Jive points, 15-10, at the end of the first period, and early in the see ond quarter trailed by one slim point, 16-15. But’two free throws by Kendall, and three field goals from outside by guard Tod Lehman gave Nap a comfortable lead again. In the fourth period, Plymouth gave up their zone defense and started to press forcing the Bulldogs to commit several mistakes. The Pilgrims narrowed Nap’s lead to six points, 53-47, with only four minutes to play. Coach Dougherty called time-out to reorganize his team. At this point, Lambert took over and witk some uncanny field goal sniping pulled the game out of the fire. Jerry personally accounted for th* next 13 of the 15 points Nap scored in the final four minutes. Only a basket interrupted his string of five field goals and three free throws. Lambert’s 32 points in the title game gave him a total of 37 for two games and tourney high scorer honors. After the final gun, happy coach Dougherty and his elated Bulldogs cut down the nets and accepted the well-deserved championship trophy. Friday night, the Bulldogs hope to duplicate their victory as the two teams meet again on the Plymouth floor. Only one stone can be laid at a time- -in building a wall, or a life.

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Presbyterians (37) Kern 0 0 0 Schmeltz 1 15 Kitts 6 0 3 Gall 3 2 2 Nettrour 8 4 1 Heimach 10 1 Rensberger 101 Total -x 15 7 13 Nap. Church of God (52) W. Sheets 3 2 5 Rensberger 000 Pippenger 631 Ritter t 10 1 Lutes St 2 1 George —* 4 0 2 Fields 2 3 4 Hamsher 0 0 1 Fink 0 0 0 Total 21 10 15 Fifet Brethren (57) Heckaman 0 0 0 Richmond 4 2 2 Worden 2 13 Miller 3 2 0 Sheets 4 12 Robinson 11 3 4 Total 24 9 11 Millwood Christian (41) D. Klotz 11 1 2 Hammond x “4 0 1 C. Klotz '• "H-' 4 0 0 Hartzell Total 20 1 5

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Total 13 8 8 Mt. Tabor (67) H. Hepler 2 0 1 Fike 6 0 1 Neff 10 0 R. Hepler 110 L. Compton a 0 0 0 Unsicker 10 0 Anglin 5 2 0 Bone 100 Parks 600 B. Compton 110 George 310 Wagner 4 0 0 Total 31 5 2 Amish (19) Nisley 0 0 0 Raymond Miller 0 0 0 J. Hochstetler 6 13 Ray Miller 0 0 0 L. Hochstetler 0 0 0 Mullet 10 1 Slabaugh 000 Anderson 10 0 Burkholder 10 2 Stutzman 0 0 ll Total 9 17 Church of Brethren (29) Terry Ruff 10 0 Gary Schneck 3 0 1 Marv Eastlund 0 0 0 Bob Seeber 0 11 Bill Slabaugh 1 0 and Mike Geyer 2 2 2 Jim Martz 10 1 Tom Dean 4 0 o' Wayne Snapp 0 2 0 Total 12 5 5 Turkey Creek (43) t Bryon Fervida 2 0 1 Larry Fervida 3 0 1 Don Fervida 2 2 0j Bob Roeder 10 2

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No. Main Mennonite (23) Dave Weldy 0 2 0 Lynford Miller 3 1 3 Gene Schrock 125 Tobe Grobor 0 2 0 Winfred Hershberger 4 0 2 Keith Slabaugh 0 0 0 Keith Burkhart 0 0 3 Total X. A 18 St. Isidore's (62) f Ralph Tobias l&Ml 1 Jim Howell 0( 0 1 Leo Howell 110 0 Dean Knepp Dennis Eilers 6 10 Bob Stouder 1 0 0 Total 29 4 3 Amish Church (43) Eldon Stutzman 1 0 1 ‘ Ira Nissley 0 0 0 • Larry Hochstetler 0 0 0 Ivan Anderson 6 2 0 Menno Burkholder 10 1 Jay Hochstetler 7 0 1 Ray Miller 3 1? Larry Mullett 2 0 2 Total 20 3 7 Mt. Tabor (56) Larry Compton 7 0 2 Bob Compton 112 Howard Hepler 3 0 1 Larry Wagner 5 0 2 Lowell Anglin 33 0 Russ Hepler 10 3 Jerry Neff 2 0 3 Rick Unsicker 4 0 2 26 4 15 Chureh, of the Brethren (32) Marvin Eastlund 0 0 0 Terry' Ruff 0 0 1 Mike Geyer 3 1 0 Tom Dean 5 33 Jim Martz ! 3 4 5 Bill Slabaugh 10 0 12 8 9 Class "A" Milford Chureh of God (65) Keim 10 1 Reichert ' 10 0 B. Hood 2 0 1 Freshour H O' 2 Beer 713 Miller 8 0 0 H. Hood 2 0 0 Total 32 1 7 First Brethren (46) Heckaman \ 4 0 0 Beehler 5 0 0 Robinson 3 0 0 Worden /> 0 0 0 Miller > 2 10 Sheets 4 0 0 Lundall 0 11 Richmond 4 0 1 Total 22 2 2 Wak. Christian "B" (47) Weaver; 2 0 0 Bowman , 3 0 0 Thompson , 4 0 2 Wise ” 8 0 ,2 Freed 5 0-44 Schroeder 11 2 | Total 23 1 10 Nap. Church of God (50) George 510 •Fields 2 2 0 Rensberger 100 •Pippenger 7 3 0 iHampsher 6 0 0 (•Sheets 10 1 | Total 22 6 1 Millwood Christian (42) D. Klotz 9 2 2 |C. Klotz 2 0 2 (Hartzel 6 0 4 feHiggins ! 0 0 0 f Yeiter 3 0 2 ’ TOtal 20 2 10 Presbyterians (47) (Schmeltz 2 11 Sxitts i 9 4 0 ■Nettrour 2 0 1 (Kern 0 0 0 Istrakowski 4 2 0 Total 20 7 3 ■I Dec. 28th (Colfax (45) (Unsicker 10 0 0 f Mikel 2 0 1 Wyman 2 2 0 (Lechlightner 10 0 Iwakely 4 12 lHartzel 2 0 1 fl Total 21 3 4 IGeo. Saw Mill (102) (Balsley __ 3 0 1 ißemiller 7 0 0 (Miller 15 1 0 "Beehler > 16 0 1 George 612 Manges 3 0 1

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