The New Wolcott Enterprise, Volume 2, Number 5, Wolcott, White County, 1 February 1968 — Page 5

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THE WOLCOTT ENTERPRISE

CATS WIN BY SO POINTS OVER KLONDIKE Powerful Wolcott continued their winning ways last weekend by traveling to Klondike Friday night to trounce the Nuggets 87 57 and to Royal Center on Sat if day to win a closer contest over Pionwr. 67-63 These were both Midwest Conference games, by coming out on top Wolcott is now tud for fust place in the conference In Saturday's game it was tight all the way Pioneer led at the initial stop 10-20. at ha 1ft in Wolcott was in front 32-31 When the third quarter ended Wolcott was on the top end of a 51-48 score, and when the game ended the mighty Cats had won another one 67-63 Top scorers for the Cats were Lou Cain and Denny Mat hew with 16 each Next in line was Kent LeBeau scoring 12 points Wolcott ended the ganw with 35 of 81 shots from the field for 43 percent, and 17 of 26 free throw attempts The B team beat Klondike 42-39

a fi Vv Tra ft TfAMt ,WtuM A tlXM J Friday night wis a much easier battle Though Hie Wildcats were down by four. 1216. the first period, they led 32 24 at halftlme The Cats imteased ttwtr lead 64-47 by the three-way top and went on to win by 30 big points 87-57 Five of Petty's btys got double digit scoring Lou Cain led with 18. Lynn Klopfenstein haJ 16. Denny Mathew. 11 and Charlie Van Voorst and Dave Hickman scored 10 apiece Besides outscortng Klondike. Wolcott also out reboundtkl them 58-10 , This weekend Wolcott will play the' Fowler Bulldogs on the Cat's hoq coirt This, too. W a Mnkest Conference . game Remington will be playing at Wolcott on Friday agan(it Oxford FRESHMEN TOURNEY Wolcott was liost .to tine Freshmen tourney played Saturday. January 27 North White won ovr Wolcott by a score of 45 to 35 Battleground defeated West Central by a score of 50 to 31 The chainpionship gaow pitted Battleground against North White, with Battleground emerging the victor. 54-46 I I TTH GRADE WINS AGAIN! The Seventh Grade team won their tenth straight game: over the Twin Lata-s Indians 47-38. The Wildcats gave a great performance and team effort. They led the entire game but by not more than five points until the final minutes of the fourth quarter. The team's high scorer was Chris Luthi . High rVbounders were Gary Royer and Steye Burton By Scott Cant ion UCLA and Houston put oa rmt ahow ta th Astrodome with Houston lopping the UcUni for their first km In 47 outtngs.

8TH GRADE MEETS WITH SETBACK The Eighth Grade was handid a 13 point defeat by Twin Lakes The' team got off to an early first quarter lead, but by the end of the period had fallen behind The Wildcat H stayed with thet Indians until first of the fourth quarter when Twin Lakes gained a 19 point lead The Cats then came back within ten points before losing The team's high scorer was Jeff Mathew. High rebounder was Ricky Meyer By Scott Cant Ion AJTXO.NAUTS OOMLNQ TO NORTH XEWTOK IOOII 1731 1 A blfVeU waM Ukt place t North Newton High School on lot Tin of frbruary when the Harlem Astronauts, famous basketball clowns, will take the floor (or a lo at U Faculty of the new H. a This is ponnorvd 1 by the athletic department and should mail for a very Intrres'tinf evrlnj It will "faceoff" at I 00 p. m, and ticket are available at the school In the corporation or from any of the high school athlete. .Rri BAY VAVKEM AKI. AGAIN WORLD CHAMPIONS The Green Hay Iackers ere atiU World Champions aa they won their second Super Bowl In a row (and the only two ever pUyed) Sunday afternoon In the Orange Howl at Miami, their vteUra thla Ume u the Oakland Raiders, a fine young football team but not In the same clajia with the Gren Bay club a the final count stood at 13-H It appears the, NTL la Oil juit a little bit ahead of the AFT. Of rourie the Packer. 40 year favorttea of our, are about the finest afgregatlon of football player ever assembled on one team. They are an aweaome unit both on offense and defense even If there art people who think tome of them are over the hi,!!. Carl Yatnemkl. power hitter of the Duaton Red Sox but year, has been named "Male Athlete of the Year". t i

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