Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 233, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 21 November 1946 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY," NOV. 21, 1946. PAGE FIVE

Hardwood Antics

COUNTY RESULTS 7 (Tuesday Night) ' Dugger,' 48; Pleasantville, '32. '' '" ' (Wednesday Night) New Lebanon, 35; Fairbanks, 34. Hymera, 55; Marco, 20.

rolled to a 48-32 finish allowing the BLUE STREAKS only eleven field goals while they, themselves, sank a total of twenty, '"

vantage which gave the visiting 1 Friday and will no, doubt take

TIGERS from NEW LEBANON

the victory advantage. -.35-34. When aggressive CHAMBERS was retired on personals in the final period, the TROJAN hotshot of the evening was gone, for the stocky forward had bagged

A look . into hardwood antics ;

over the county after - Tuesday 'feat.

and Wednesday evening contests revealed the - DUGGER BULL

DOGS having made a decisive 1

impression in their season's curtain raiser against the PLEASANTVILLE BLUE STREAKS Tuesday at Dugger. H

Hymera elevated their record ! seven buckets in his attack

to two wins against two losses last night as they welcomed the MARCO quintet to Hytown and sent them home with a 55-20 de-

The SHAKAMAKS commanded the leather the major part of time tallying twenty-three times from the field and added nine gratis tosses.

The MARCO five were unable

With PHILLIPS, "McCLELLAN, to cope with the red-hot GARD-

BUTLER and WATSON shaping NER; WELLS, SLACK offensive

the offensive, the BULLDOGS which netted the lanky GARD

NER, alone, a mighty eight and five recording.

With NOBLE, SIMS, and SHORTER sparkpluging the TIGER advance, the TROJANS committed fourteen violations on which the TIGERS ' collected seven free throws.

to the scouting roads.

COACH GORDON KECK and his prospective varsity material "will be - in the bleachers at BOONVILLE Saturday evening to watch the BOONVILLE hardwood clut engage the PRINCETON TIGERS.

Last night' was more like "Blue Monday" for the FAIRBANKS TROJANS whose anxious manner in which they tried to command the inflated circular resulted in a violation disad-

The losers matched the victors with fourteen field goals and netted a better average at the line than the TIGERS hitting an average of .600. --

Tomorrow night FARMERSBURG ' invades FAIRBANKS; NEW LEBANON goes to GRAYSVILLE; and PLEASANTVILLE visits with CARLISLE. SHELBURN, MEROM, ' HYMERA and DUGGER remain idle this

The GOLDEN ARROWS open their basket season here December " 6th v against BOONVILLE. The ARROW machine is reported to be hitting on all cylinders with a thrilling season in the scorer 00m. - -

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Life in the Old Tree Yet

" Drive In for Cash CHICAGO (UP) The Ex

change National Bank has opened, a 'drive-in department -that

JERSEYVILLE, 111. (UP) A large 116-year-old pear tree

blossomed for the second time j can handle more than 1,000 .cars

during banking hours. All of the ten windows are bullet-proof. ",

this season for Mrs. Nellie Ne-

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Historic Mint May Be Museum

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 21 (UP) Hogs 7,500; rood and choice 160 lbs. up $24.0. ; ' " Cattle 1,100; calves 400; load 1,025 lb. steers $27.50; good to choice 900 lbs. $25.00: medium grade yearlings and heifers $17.00 $18.50; scattered common lightweight to $12.00; good young beef cows $16.00$17.00; good and

NEW ORLEANS (UP) A i 0 ce vea,eis 4.ou $ oo.

mdvement has been started here , , l'DW' Eoa ana cnoice

to convert thP old IT 5? Mint 131 lamDs.i.uu o.uuj medium

-108-year-old - landmark of - the ?nd good' ?16.50-$20.50; slaugh

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French Quarter, into ' a museum.

lightweighi eligible to $8.00.

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