The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1928 — Page 3

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TOE GREENCASTLE DAILY BANNER, MONDAY, JANUARY 9. 1928.

ELWOOD NET SQUAD VVINS HARD FOUGHT GAME FROM LOCALS

ST.VOPSIS Boh TVainwripht, a young millionaire, goes to Coney Island In search of excitement. Hr falls in love with Jane Wellman, daughter of the owner of the Ferris wheel, A gang of bootleggers irant the site of the, wheel for additional pier space and kidnap Jane. Hob rescues her. Later on they set fire to the ichcel while Jane and her father are in the ears. Bob is seriously injured white rescuing the old man. Dr. Graves, who alt ends Hob, tells Jane that Boh is already engaged, so Jane accepts Tammany Burk, Bob's best friend. Bob docs not know this yet and has arranged for a new v ' eel to be built. Cooper and his gang are captured by a government cutter, all of them getting ten years or better. Jane dreads her next meeting with Bob very much, but knows that it must come.

She had not gone near him since his Illness, although she had rent frequent mi little bunches of Powers which she had carefully selected herself— from the leading Coney Island florist: spending money for them which she could not well afford. Finally, Bob had sent for her. Sho must go. Sho began to wonder how she could bear the Island In all Its fantastic unreality. Yet It seemed to spread out Interminably before her. She entered the deserted Freak House and found Bob, alone, seated In Jingles’ chair. He smiled, n wan smile, for, like the clown, ho was condemned to the chair for a time. She managed to summon a smile, and she tried to ho the Jane that she had been. Ho extended his hand In greeting. “Jane, I’m sorry the nurse isolated me during my Illness. I’m

In my life. I was calling your name and that old ass misunderstood me. Ho always was hard of hearing but ho won’t admit It." Jane sat back In her chair and gripped its sides until the blood left her Angers. “—One night In June, filled with anger because you had not kept your appointment, not knowing— of course—that your father was 111, I went up to New York and got mixed up in a so-called ’wild party.’ That was the night 1 knew I loved you. 1 never Intended to come back to Coney Island but I did. You drew mo back. I wanted to ask you to marry me the night I kived you but I didn’t have tho nerve ” "Why?" she questioned eagerly. “I expected you to ask me.” 1, "Why? bocause I was too cowardly. Because I was fearful of what the world would say, If I, Robert Gordon Wralnw right IV, were to marry a Coney Island ticket seller.” “What has tho ‘world’ got to do with It?" “Nothing. I only thought It did. I was going to ask you to marry me on the night of the Are, but, the same morning, you told me I needed a shave and, naturally, I went homo to take a shave.” “Did you have to shavo because you were going to ask mo to marry you?" she questioned, knowing full well what his reason was but such Is tho heart of woman. Sho wauled to hear It all. "Now, Jane, you know I rouldn't propose without kissing you and mo-t girls have tender skin." Both laughed. Tho tension became lighter. “Just who arc you. Bobble?” “I am the sou of a man who left twenty millions of dollars to a young fellow that didn’t know

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awfully glad to reo you and I °ent for you today auae I b ttrd - that, well, that ; ■ i and Tammany are to be married.” She sat down very close to him. “Thanks, Hob. Yes, we are to be married and I'm glad that you are getting well. Did you get my flowers?” She had to say something, even though that was not exactly what sho had wished to

say.

"I certainly did and they helped to make me v ell,” he an wei d The silence deepened. She looked at him curiously. Ho had done nothing dishonorable and yet Ida code of ethics had not quite measured up—to “show business." •T once thought that, possibly, I —had a chance—with you but I realize that Tammany—’’ "Bob,” she Interrupted, hitching her chair still closer, “is your name Wainwright?” Ho looked at her quickly. "Yes," he admitted, “who told you—Tam-

many?”

’’No, Doctor Graves let It slip and tho nurse. Did Tammany

know it all the time?”

“He did and gave me his solemn promise not to mention It.” Just like Tammany, sho thought, and then she remembered what ho must havo gone through to keep

that promise.

“My name Is Wainwright, Robert Gordon Wainwright. I'm not

from the Idea but they were powerless. In fact, 1 made a bet wi’h another young fool llko myself that I could have you in my apartment within a month on a party.” Ho paused. Her eyes were wide with wonder. Sho was rapidly learning what sho had desired to know and the knowledge was com-

plex also.

“The more I saw of you, the more highly 1 esteemed you. You and your father and Tammany and these people hore have taught me more about Life than I over knew aud I thought I knew It all. Gradually, I fell in love with you. One night In June ” “June!” she ejaculated. "But that's the girl you're engaged to.” “Engaged to. Have you suddenly lost your mind, Jane.” “Then It's Joan!” "Joan?” he queried, beginning to seriously doubt her sanity. •’Bobbie, weren’t you calling the name of a ‘Juno’ or ‘Joan’ when you were 111 and wanting her to be with you. Didn't you tell Doctor Graves that you were engaged to

some girl?”

Of course, with women, this would be the most Important point. A great light was breaking on Bob. “I never knew a ‘June’ or ‘Joan’

i Northern Indiana Basketeers Hold Back Tiger ( uhs To M in. 25 To

22 Saturday.

A tall, scrapping quintet came

| down out of the North Saturday eve1 ning from the Klwood high school and

no-ed out the Tiger Cubs on the local hardwood court by the close score of 25 to 22. The count at the rest period stood 15 to 11 in favor of the visitors. The game was bitterly contested f’om the first to the final whistle, the count being knotted on four occa ions, and with Greencnstle holding a one-point lead for a time during the first half. In the final period, the (Tillout -cored their opponents, n to 10

hut the margin at the end of the first! twenty minutes of play spelled defeat. ]

The Cub.q fought valiantly but thoj

superior heighth of the Elwood basket'

tv-gers was too much of a handicap. Then, tough luck on under basket

, shots al'H prevented Bau-man’- Pur-

| pie and Grey cagers from winning. Elwood played a cool and deliber-

! ate brand of hall hut found it hard

to break through the defen-e of tho Greencastle hoys. The work of Brown at back guard for the locals was

splendid and his three field goals and 'y after rally,

two tosses from the charity -tripe kept the Cubs in the running. Bausman sent in Kerr and G. Crawley in the second half in an effort to bolster his lineup. Elwood played throughout the entire game without

making a substituton.

Carter end Morris with seven ! points apiece performed best for

i winners.

heighth and long arms enabled him Coffman, enabled Roachdale to stave to drop in a trio of field goals al- of th? slashing attack of Fillmore in though two cr three fighting Cubs the latter part of the second half here were attempting to gi t the hall out Saturday afternoon. Roachdale won, of his possession. 42 to 39. hut they had an awful fight —o— to do it. Crawley, DePauw; Harbison, Russ- —o— ellville; Moffett, P.uinhridge, and CotF- Byrd anil Pursel looked mighty man, Roachdale, made the Indianapo- good foi the East Putnam quintet and lis Star’s Honor Roll for their effi- th* -e two hoys should make it intercient performances on the hardwood esting for Fillmore’s opposition in court during the past week. Good the county tourney.

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Tough i. n’t it—but we still maintain Greencastle is in the throes of

a mid-season slump.

Anyone who hasn’t seen Elwood play this winter has certainly missed watching a mighty good team in action. Tall, well built and with heads that they use, this bunch of basket cagers from the Noith under the tutlago of Coach Phillip-, managed to i cfeat the Tiger Cubs only after ral-

The score was tied four times and

Gn encnstle led fo>- a time during the ; p Pc tjvel> .

opening half. Now we ask you—i

work, hoys, keep it up.

Bainhridge walloped Owensville, 55 to 20 Saturday night down on the Kickapoos home floor. This Pruitt coached quintet is plenty good and they will make things mighty interesting in this city during sectional tournament time. Moffett was the bright light in both the Rosse and Owensville tilts. And to think that this ex-Junior ( uh had to move to Bainhridge. •—o— Vincennes plainly showed Saturday night that they had played a hard game against Bedford the previous evening. It was all the Alices could do to nose out Central of Evansville, 21 to 19.

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At last an Indianapolis team broke into the win column. Technical managed to defeat Shelbyville, 31 to 12, on Saturday. Manual and Shortridge troth ran true to form, however, and lost to Wiley and Muncio re-

\\ VBASH TOMORROW, TIGERS.

.11 MOK ( i IIS ROMP

1:; a curtain rai.er Saturday evening, the Junior Cubs coached by Cleon Davie- ran wild over the Broad Ripple Freshmen, winning by the topheavy count of 4K to (I. The Juniors held the visitors to two field goals during the game an I led 22 to 2 at

the half.

The Stone brothers were outstanding for tho Cubs. Lineup and summary: Junior Cub.- 48, Broad Rihle 6

H. Stone I). Stone Butler Concilia Harris Field Goal-

Forward Forward Center Guard Guard H. Stone

Deeringer Olvey Ayers lue Goss 10; D. Stone

wasn’t that n real battle.

Let’s see, Purdue crocked Illinois, •'10 to 21. This makes DePauw’s 37 to 20 defeat by the Boilermakers look just a trifle hotter doesn’t it.

8; Butler 2: Concilia 1; Olvey 1; Lee 1. Foul Goals; Concilia 2 ; H. Stone 1; D. Stone 1; Harti 1: Grimes 1; L“e •>. Referee; Shumaker.

Lineup and summary:

Greencastle 22 Elwood 25.

I Tobin 2 2 i Longden r 0 2 1 Brown 3 2 j Masten 3 0 ] Lear 0 0 Kerr 0 0 Crawley 0 0 Totals 10 0

FG, FT.

Brogdon 1 3 Carter 3 1 Baxter 1 0 Morris 3 1 Glover 2 0

Four or five umlerba-ket opportunities which were missed lost the game

the | For Coach Bailsman’s team. 0

Our old friend, Louie Iliner, sports

Brown, midget hack guard for the 0(lito| . of t!ie Ru# hvilh- Republican locnlR, played tho heat jjanu* of his throws us a great big bouque* when against llwood > atm day comments about our forecast on the

Bloomington-Ru-hville game. Here’.what Miner says in his column, “Hit'

ting ’Em:”

can er

FG. FI. F 1 1 night. The little fellow was every-

what to do with It. I never hnd anything worth while In my llfo, excopt ” Ho rot himself together with an effort. “Except” sho prompted. ■’You,” he answered. Th ! awful silence swooped down on them again. Then another thought occurred to her. “Who is responsible for tho new Ferris wheel?” she suddenly ques-

tioned.

“I am” he replied, without evasion or hesitation. She rose hurriedly and went to the window. She was a little girl who valued her self control. Besides that, she was the fiancee of another man. She turned. Her next words were literally forced

from her.

"Oh, why didn’t you ask me? What difference does a lot of money make? . . . What has the world got to do with it? . . .’’ “I was afraid, Jane. Again, Tammany discovered who l was from that devil Grimm—" "He Just got ten years,” she In-

terrupted.

“Gnod; he ought to have gotten

life. Tammany and I made a compact. I knew he loved you. and I wanted to win you. If I could, as

the mechanic. Bob Gordon.” Slowly, dazedly, Jane crossed the

room to him again. An Irresistible Impulse moved her, the Irresistible Impulse. She knelt beside him.

mechanic, that 1 sslon. threw her arms around his I came to Coney Island one night neck and kissed him once--and yet on an ndvonturo. I was able to again and many times; kissed him do yon a favor with yonr motor aud "'‘HI she could kiss him no longer, the wild, fantastic Idea of becom Then : he rose and went out blinding your mechanic occurred to mo. 'v *nto the glare of Coney Island,

My friends tried to dissuade me

" where on defense aud he accounted - for three field goals and two foul ^ losses during the contest. If the rest j " of the team had made the same per- " ' rentage of their shots as Brownie did. i " it would have been too had Elwood.

Totals 10 5 25 j

ROAC HDALE WINS THRILLER, 42 TO 39

Fillmore Net Team Stages Late Rally Hut Half Margin Proved Too Big For Them.

leaving a dazed, wan looking boy staring after her, not being abU to

piece the puzzle together.

Dazedly, she passed the wheel that va» being newly erected. She gave n casual greeting to her father and, finally, she found Tammany in a secluded spot back of the shack, dreaming a day dream. She came over and sat down beside him. His face flushed with pleasure for, of late, Tammany really had begun to accept big happiness. ‘Janie, ’ ho began, "l was thlnklu’ that the wheel's goln’ up pretty fast an’ mo an’ the old man’ll be workin’ again eoon. 1 was wonderin'—” “Just when we ought to get married. Tammany, fs that It?” “Yop, U’b gittln’ on my mind. I was wonderin’ whether Bob would be my best man—you know, the guy that hpnds the Hug an' kjssel the bride—■mebbe," Tamnjany gave her a lightly humorous nudke. "Great boy, that Beb, one of the best ever—a Regular, If there ever was one.” And he rambled on

before

who

Roachdale was the victor of a thrilling basket hall game with Fillmote on the local high school floor Saturday afternoon. A late rally gave Fillmore a chance to win tho contest but the 31 to 1(1 margin at the half proved too much for the East Put-

nam quintet.

Fillmore .‘■tarted the scoring soon after the initial tip-off hut Perkins and Coffman soon overtook the Cardinal- ami put Roachdale in the lead, never to he headed. Fillmore seemed to slow down and Roachdale grew stronger as the half progressed. At the expiration of the first twenty minutes, the Nelson crew was 15 points behind the red-jerseyed North Putnam basketed s. The battle waged back and forth during the second half until Fillmore netter.- decided that they were still in the game and started a dazzling attack that merely proved the undoing j of the Roachdale aggregation. Coach Nelson sent in fresh players and gav. his regulars instructions and then -cut them hack into the fray. Fillmore fans in the south section of the gym went crazy when their | team fought to within three point - of the Newton squad. However, with onh ; fifty seconds to play, Roachdale man aged to hold possession of the hall j and the game ended, Roachdale 42; j

Fillmore 39.

To spectators it appeared as though Fillmore was lost on the large Greencastle floor while Roachdale’* team 1 which has played here before wa- ( perfectly at home. When F illmor. finally did become acquainted will) the local hardwood court the Cardinal made it plenty tough for the Frank ; Iin township quintet. Byrd and Pursel seemed best fur tlm 1 loser* while Perkins, Coffman and j Cline displayed a splendid brand of i hall for Roachdale.

Elwood had the host team that has appeared on the local floor as yet this season. The northerners even had \ ineennes outclassed and it's, no wonder that the Cubs lost, although if the breaks had been in their favor the final outcome might have heel

different.

Coach “Skinny” Adams and his Brazil sharpshooters were spectators at the Elwood game. Adams was getting a line on BausmanV proteges as the Cults meet Brazil down on tho Clay county floor this weekend. Friday evening the Purple and Gray quintet will journey to Clinton. This means two hard battles for the Cubs this week and both on foreign hardwood courts. Snap out of it, Greencastle—shake off the jinx!

Carter, forward on the Elwood team, but referred to as No. 12 in thi' press box, was the tallest forward for a high school player we have seen in several years. Carter’s

\ GOOD PICKER Jimmie Zeis, over on the Greenca - i tie Banner, is entitled to a Gimbtd | medal or a Carnegie citation. HE WAS THE ONLY PERSON WHO HAD THE NERVE TO PICK RUSHVILLE TO WIN AND PLACE IT DOWN IN BLACK AND WHITE.

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And this ju-t remind- us folks, the Rushville Lions play the Tiger Cubin the local jungle* on Friday evening, January 27.

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Coach Cleon Davies and hi- Junior Cubs were expecting a stiff struggle with the Broad Ripple Fi. shmon in Saturday evening’s curtain raiser. The Juniors had a runaway, however, snugdly drubbing the visitors 48 to fi The Davies’ crew held Broad Ripple to a brace of field goals. We had the privilege of seeing two red hot games Saturday, the Green-castle-Klwood fray and the Roach-dale-Fillmore battle. Both proved thrillers with the final scores in doubt I until !ho closing second of play. Great floor* work on the part of

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! Gary Y. M. C. A. will furnish oppos- , ition for the wrestling team here Saturday afternoon. In another | i hianch of winter sport, the swimming team will -pla.-h with DePauw h re ]

next Saturday afternoon.

The wrestling meet will lie the see-1

. —i - . i 1 ;. — nnd nf the season for the Hoo-ier [team bring idle for another week hr-; grapplers. The matmen are facing the . , • • ... Th* ha-krthalM.nmhest' Big Ten - h.-rluh- in MV*nl

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cf BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 0. , , ,, , , , quintet will meet Michigan at Ann year*

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