Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 91, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 1 February 1968 — Page 8
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Bulldogs Take On Manchester And Penn After a fine win over LaVille last Saturday, the Nappanee Bulldogs head into the last 2 game weekend of the season with trips to Manchester on Friday and to Penn on Saturday. The Friday contests will start at regular times (6:30 and 8:00 p.m.), but the Saturday games will be one half hour later (7:00 and 8:30 p.m.), due to the time difference between the two schools. Manchester’s capabilities were well demonstrated last Saturday when they trimmed Warsaw 61-53 at Manchester. The Squires are lacking in size, but rebound well in spite of their handicap.
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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS
Veteran forward Andy Butterbaugh is the tallest man on the squad at 6-1. The other forward spot is shared by 6-0 Dennis Greer or 6-0 Joe Simons. 5-11 Rex Guthrie, ineligible last year, plays the center position and is an outstanding jumper. 5-9 Randy Miller is a hustling guard with flashy hands. He gets help from 5-7 Ron Kara who is a good ball handler. Coach Karl Meritt’s squad runs a “shuffle” offense and is noted for its tight scrappy defense. The Penn Kingsmen under a new coach, Jim Miller of Cloverdale fame, also run a shuffle offense, but there the weekend opponents’ similarities end. Penn has good size spearheaded by 6-7 center, Gary Shanklin. Veteran forward John Minne stands 6-0 and is a complete ball player as he defends, rebounds, and scores well. 6-0 Doug Freeman plays the other forward spot. Penn’s guards are speedy and well disciplined. They run the team through an intricate continuity almost methodically. Letterman Tim Clark stands 5-8 and is very quick and shoots well. His hustling mate, Ron Whitney, is 5-9 and also shoots very well. Coach Miller’s crew has risen from mediocrity to excellence in one year and is ranked right along with Elkhart as a team to beat in the local sectional. The Kingsmen’s record is 114 including a 71-54 trouncing of South Bend Adams last Saturday. Penn mixes its offenses and defenses, but generally defend more with zones than man-to-man defense. Nappanee Coach Keith Dougherty commented, “We think our boys are improving with each ball game. Our offense has been very (adequate as we have averaged 67 points in our last three games. Now our defense must tighten, and we must outrebound our opponents. We feel our team will accept the challenge of this weekend.” Work and save —and some day, you’ll be able to divide up with those who have done neither.
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BASKETBALL TICKETS Adult tickets for the Nappa-nee-North Manchester game will be on sale at the door, price SI.OO. itudent tickets are on sale at the high school for 50c. Both adult nnd student tickets for the Penn game, at Penn, will be on sale Thursday at the high school, price is SI.OO for adults and 50c for students. Bulldogs Lose A Close One To Plymouth Friday Nappanee lost a hard' fought basketball game to Plymouth Friday 71 to 67. In 3pite of losing, they all played a good aggressive game. It was a close game all the way, although the Bulldogs never led after going ahead 10 to 8. They tied it up three times in the third quarter, however, and the score was 46 to 46 at one point. Plymouth never led by more than five in the fourth quarter. Doug Chokey racked up 18 points before fouling out in the last seventeen seconds. Denny Arnott had a good night with 18, and Steve Walters came up with 17. Malcolm McDonald got 12. The Nappanee squad did a good job on rebounds, but had difficulty making their free throws where it counted. Merl Wise saw some brief action. Actually, Nappanee fans kept hoping that the Bulldogs were going to hang in there and ultimately take over. A few breaks might have made that possible. Nappanee (67) Player FG FT PF TP M. McDonald 5 2 2 12 D. Arnott 9 0 3 18 J. Shaw 10 2 2 D. Chokey 8 2 5 18 D. Miller 0 0 10 S. Walters 8 1 1 17 TOTALS 31 5 14 67 Plymouth (71) Player FG FT PF TP Warnacut 2 0 1 4 Tett 3 4 0 10 Williams 8 1 1 17 Shemberger 6 3 2 15 Kriscunas 2 2 0 6 Phillips 2 5 2 9 Bergman 5 0 1 10 TOTALS 28 15 7 71 Score by Quarters: — Nappanee 16 35 51 67 Plymouth 20 40 53 71 CHURCH LEAGUE TOURNEY Church of the Brethren (62) Player FG FT TP Tobias 8 8 24 3oyer 135 Landis 0 2 2 Swihart 7 1 15 Hilliker 2 0 4 Speicher 2 3 7 Martz 13 5 TOTALS 21 20 62 Amish (56) Player FG FT TP L. Stutzman 8 ,9 25 D. Miller 1 fl 3 O. Stutzman 3 0 6 Unsickle 10 2 Hiher 4 19 Grindle 3 0 6 H. Miller 2 15 TOTALS 22 12 56 High man for Church of the Brethren was Tobias with 24 points. High man for the Amish was L. Stutzman with 25 points.
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Nappanee Beats LaVille Saturday The Nappanee Bulldogs v got back into their winning ways Saturday by beating a good LaVille team 68 to 52. They got off to a slow start, but their momentum picked up in the middle of the second quarter. At one point in the first quarter, they had to overcome a ten point deficit. In that second quarter, they demonstrated a defense which was aggressive and effective and managed to put LaVille off their stride. The end of the half showed that the Bulldogs had things under control. The second half saw some neat deception by Steve Walters as he lured his opponents to the wrong end of the floor Steve Walters was Nappanee’s high scorer with 17 and also fine on defense. Denny Arnott got 14 points, and he did a good job on the boards. Jerry Shaw, Doug Chokey, and Dave Hoffer played good aggressive games and showed some good ball handling. Malcolm McDonald, Denny Miller, Bob Waterson, Merl Wise, and Gene Zercher rounded out the Bulldog attack. Nappanee (68) Player FG FT PF McDonald 10 1 Zercher 020 Arnott £ 5 4 3 Shaw 4 0 3 Wise 0 0 1 Chokey 564 Miller 2 10 Walters 8 1 1 Hoffer 10 0 Waterson 10 0 TOTALS 27 14 13 LaVille (52) Player FG FT PF Vance 12 1 M. Taylor 2 11 Kinney 424 Fuchs 2 O' 1 Herbster 10 4 3 K. Taylor 2 1 0 Cramer 0 0 1 Shively 0 0 3 TOTALS 21 10 14 Score by Quarters: — Nappanee 11 30 47 68 LaVille 17 27 38 52 B Team Beats LaVille Saturday The Nappanee B team lost to Plymouth Friday 57 to 36. They managed to stay close until the final quarter, when Plymouth pulled away. It was a different story Saturday. They beat LaVille 58 to 35. Everyone saw action. Kim Hecknman was the high scorer of the game with 27. The Nappanee squad was aggressive and alert. They managed to hold LaVille to four points in the second quarter, and they never relinquished a substantial lead. n, "'er FG FT TP Mattern 3 0 6 Eeckaman 10 7 27 Hoffer 3 6 12 Zentz 2 0 4 Huff 4 0 8 Wise 0 0 0 Newcomer 0 0 0 Strang 0 0 0 Yoder 011 Stump 0 0 0 TOTALS 22 14 58 Cripe, Marshall, Fisher, Dunham, Mellinger and Witt also played. Score by Quarters:— Nappanee 15 30 40 58 LaVille 10 14 23 35
NAPPANEE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Nappanee (50) Player FG FT PF TP G. Frick 3 6 2 12 M. Callander 4 3 2 11 J. Corwin 5 2 2 12 3. Thomas 3 2 4 8 G. Ingle 0 4 1 4 B. Huff 110 3 TOTALS 16 18 11 50 Syracuse (42) Player FG FT PF TP Elliott 5 0 1 10 Wolfe 10 3 2 Baumgartner 7 2 4 16 Mikel 5 0 2 10 Cutter 12 3 4 Burkholder 0 0 2 0 Corbun 0 0 N 1 0 TOTALS 19 4 16 42 Score by Quarters:— Nappanee 15 27 37 s(f Syracuse 16 25 34 42 Nappanee A (32) Player FG FT PF TP G. Frick 13 2 5 M. Callander 10 0 2 J. Corwin 33 4 9 B. Thomas 6 1 1 13 G. Ingle 10 5 2 B. Huff 0 10 1 TOTALS 12 8 12 32 Warsaw (47) Player FG FT PF TP Ring 4 2 4 10 Wil trout 5 0 2 10 Essenburg 3 5 2 11 Longnecker 302 5 Keylin 12 0 4 Bate 2 2 1 6 TOTALS 18 11 11 47 Score by Quarters:— Nappanee 9 17 24 32 Warsaw 8 17 35 47 Nappanee B (41) _ Player FG FT PF TP M. Tobias 6 6 1 18 D. Sheets 4 2 5 10 M. Cleveland 0 0 1 0 R. Chapman 10 0 2 D. Berger 0 0 1 0 B. Mitehelen 13 1 5 D. Arnott 1 11 3 S. Denniston 0 0 1 0 R. Loucks 0 3 0 3 TOTALS 13 15 11 41 Warsaw (44) Player FG FT PF TP McGienn 0 0 2 0 Houck 0 0 2 0 Manning 6 0 1 12 Wildman 10 3 2 Garner 135 5 Bennett 2 0 3 4 Warren 1 0 Q, £ Harris 0 0 1 0 Barnes 6 1 3 13 Zimideiman 2 0 2 4 Petro 10 3 2 TOTALS 20 4 25 44 Score by Quarters: — Nappanee 7 12 24 41 Warsaw 12 25 41 44
CHURCH LEAGUE BASKETBALL Abie's (79) Player FG FT TP Horein 0 4 4 Evers 4 0 8 E. Holdeman 9 2 20 Brown 2 1 5 Miller 15 0 30 W. Holdeman 3 0 6 M"rt°in 2 2 6 TOTALS 35 9 79 Templeton Shell (75) Player FG FT TP Croy 6 2 14 Swihart 9 6 24 Sponseller 4 0 8 Berger 9 0 18 Newcomer 4 19 Sheets 0 2 2 TOTALS 32 11 75 High for Abie’s was Miller with 30 points. High for Templeton was Swihart with 24 points.
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CHURCH LEAGUE TOURNEY Wakarusa Missionary (81) Player FG Ft TP Prenkert 14 6 34 Wisler 14 6 Lake 102 Flickinger 4 8 16 Rohrer 204 W. Weldy 4 4 12 B. Weldy 3 17 TOTALS 1 \ 29 23 81 First Brethren (89) Player .' FG FT TP Ervin 6 4 18 Miller 2 4 8 Strakowski 9 9 27 Stahley 10 2 Beehler 12 8 32 Newcomer 12 4 TOTALS 31 27 89 This was an overtime game. High for the First Brethren was Beehler with 32 points. High for Wakarusa Missionary was Prenkert with 34 points.
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Union Center A (72) Player FG FT TP Sheets 4 5 13 Hile 10 2 Croy 9 2 20 Kirkdorffer 2 6 10 Blosser 4 2 10 Hochstetler 7 1 15 Crum 10 2 TOTALS 28 16 72 Union Center B (51) Player , FG FT TP Mast f - 3 0 6 T. Mishler 5 2 12 Detwiler 3 0 6 J. Mishler 5 2 12 Anglemeyer 6 1 13 Moneyheffer 0 2 2 TOTALS 22 7 51 High for Union Center A was Croy with 20 points. High for Union Center B was Anglemeyer with 13 points. BOWLING CLASSIC LEAGUE Chris DX 58 Kuss Bakery -54% Housour Trucking 52 Stahly & Stillson 51% Dewart Lake Grocery 50 Nappanee Milling Cos 40% Rays’ Carpet, Inc. , 46 Wayside ..A 1 45 Stuckman Shoes 39 Jay-Dee Cleaners 36 Glenn’s Gulf 35% Henschen’s Standard 35 High Team Game Hdc. Housour Trucking 1092. High Team Series Hdc. Chris DX 3122. Ind. Series Sc. John Ingle 647. Ind. Game Sc. M. Hostetter 247. Ind. Series Hdc. Jr. Myers 670. Ind. Game Hdc. C. Hamsher 254. 600 Series J. Ingle 647; J. Kaufman 608; Jr. Myers 601; G. Phillips 602; B. Phend 604; N. Schrock 600. 200 Games: S. Berger 219; D. Hosier 212; R. Worden 216, 224; J. Kaufman 201, 224; Jr. Myers 208, 223; G. Phillips 234; H. Fervida 204; D. Berger 201; V. Frederick 203; D. Clem 202; B. Phend 226, 201; G. Doering 204; N. Schrock 216, 210; E. Detwiler 207; B. Tobias 200; M. Hostetter 247; W. Dluzneski 200; C. Hamsher 234; J. Ingle 225, 204, 218. SATURDAY JUNIORS J. Hepler & D. Crane _— 36 K. Hand & L. Cain 33 S. Stillson & F. Reed 32 S. Reed & R. Fisher 31 S. Phillips &J. Klopenstein _ 31 L. Andrews &D. Marshall Free Game Award:. J. Klopenstein Splits Converted: 3-10 S. Stillson, S. Phillips, L. Andrews.