The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1928 — Page 3
THE CKKENCASTLE DAILY RANNEU. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928.
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I wo Modern furnished connecting Marsh and Shannon were the best front liKht house keeping rooms at for Clinton. The only thing that sav2 fc.. Hanna St. It ed Clinton from a bad beating was ° their tall center, who controlled the i There will be a social av St. Paul’s tip-off most of the time. This gave Baptist church tonight, Everybody ihe visitors possession of the ball
Welcome. j many times.
0 It was a nuestion of two teams WE have on track one car of that meeting with splendid records. Baingi od West Virginia coal. Martin Coal bridge has not lost a game and ClinV :>rd, Phone 117. 10-2t. ton had lost to Brazil by two points. 0 Xow is Bainbridge only one point betADDRESS ENVELOPES at home- ter than Brazil? The dope says no,
boj OR SALE—Used piano, used playtl), , iano, Stewart Warner radio, elecstove. Real bargains. Wolfe, in"> ' 10 - 3t ’
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, ( rices are now at their lowest A| , t on Farms ami City Prope rty if want to buy or rent, see me at ar t as I have some good Rentals
th/ K00,l 1,UyS ■ W ‘ A ‘ Mun<iy ' 1>hon °! Spare time. Experience unnecessary, but they will fight it out tonight to eiru K; . 10 Kaat Washington St. Dignified work. $15 to $25 weekly determine whether or not dope is
!Vert ‘ b-if.' easy. Eend 2e stamp for particulars, right. f,. ( S) | Mazelle, Dept. 123 Gary, Indiana. o
r w - THICKS—CHICKS—CHICKS 11-lp SOME SIDE LINE NOTES ijth .. I them now for early broilers j o Referee Ashley and “Wild Cat” ncastle Hatchery. Phone 525-L. | W ANTED—To buy work teams. Gray had to pull their coats. It was
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LETTER FROM
JUNIOR CUBS OK- HUTCHESON ON RAMPAGE ,s INTERESTING
LOCAL ({ITNTKT W VLLOPS VAN HI REN VOl NGSI ERS, 18 TO 11, HERE.
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)R SALE:—Sitting eggs from winning Wyandatt’s. George E. ce, Brazil R. R. 5. Phone 6014.
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■R SALE:—My property in B.iinPrice reasonable. Walter :r, 1V4 miles west. 11 2p R SALE:—Store Fixtures of all
Wt It, Grcencastle teams won
—shelving, cabinets, counters, cases, stools, chairs, minors, , tables, lighting units, electricpiece goods stands, card hold is
* thing for any kind oil store. re< '‘ s very low. Our store is ooi-n 0VP day from 8:30 to 4:50 P. M. 1“ he -ale of these fix'ores. Come Ifi'h _ Kleeman Dry Goods Co., Terre a I' s, Indiana. 11- It.
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bottom. J. H. Pitchford.
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20-tf j A. M. Love, R. 5, Phone Clinton Falls. t„o hot. 11-lji. Th ■ last we saw of Dan Shuey was
o—— ;i s he wended his way towards Main out of five games last night. DePauw BURN Gas House Coke in your street, tooting his long tin horn. He heat Franklin; the freshmen walloped furnace and save on your fuel bill, had a perfect right to toot it also, the Franklin frosh; the Junior Culis Grcencastle Gas & Elect. Lt. Co. Frank Edwards, Monroe township ( trouehed the Van Buien Junior , 48 to
10-3t. | trustee, was on hand to receive the 111, and the Phi Delta Kappa netter-i 0 I congratulations of visitors, and he
Antiques, old Coverlet, Paisley got them,
shawl, Glassware and pouter. Rus.-ell j Greenea tie was well represented Clapp. Phone 733 E. 11-lp. jin the list of paid admissions. — <> It was the largest crowd of the ELMS INN will serve CHH KEN sc,.-on, all seats being occupied long DINNER, Sunday. 11-lt. I! fore game time. However, tonight’s 0 | crowd will be larger, it was said. HI RN Gas House Coke in your t imton sent over more than 100
furnace and save on your fuel bill. 1 fane
Grcencastle Gas & Elect. Lt. Co. Miss Edna West of this city, a
10-3*. teacher at Clinton, was among the
visitors.
Residents on the streets leading to the gymnasium turned on their porch lights, which made the sidewalks light and this was appreciated by the vis-
itors.
Hninhridge may be out of luck next |
Coach Cleon Davies’ fighting Junior Cubs swamped the Van Buren Juniors on the local gym floor Frij day night by the top-heavy count of j 48 to 11. -The Grcencastle Juniors were out to a 10 to I lead at the rest
I period.
four' The outcome of the tilt was never in doubt with the Stone brothers and Concilia carrying the burden of the
offense.
Lineup and summary: Junior Cubs, 18. Van Buren Jrs., 11
VVK have on track one car of that f.eod West Virginia coal. Martin Coal Yard, Phone 117. 10-2L
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A pie t RENT—Attractive new 3Mv modem Apt. Close in. Heat, and water furnished. Write for tment. Address B. L. % Ban WU !»- U. tl’Ol t RENT:—Modern furni-h - i servj nent, steam heat, ground floor. | lati 385-X. on tv —Wanted— He thi jress ENVELOPES— $25.0 I nnul ’ .00 weekly in your spare time. $ .hing furnisher!. Stamp for par I ,K: -s. Junell Co., Hammond, Ind-I
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re .-u. —— »■- * panv 4 LEARN BARBERING:—Let >s, :r> >w you how Moler trained men j a-u" aking more than they did be arning this big paying trade. today. Mcler. 512 N. State St. to* y ii-6p. MEN—Earn $17 dozen wing . Experience unnecessary no iSl'i.. Easy, steady work, material.ddressed envelope bring- deGoshen Dress, Goshen, N. Y.. 11- 18-25-3G. Q.
downed the Brazil Blue Devils, 34 24. The Tiger Cubs lost a close on - to Shelbyville, 32 to 27 with weak tied lineup. Not so wor e for an even
ing’s work, is it?
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Mattinsville's Aite.-ian five dissolved the Stone City drfen-c down at Bedford to win, 30 to 27. This wa a better contest than we expected he cause the Curtis coached squad is plenty gonjl and by that we mean
PLENTY GOOD!
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“Oh death where i thy sting?” Washington has lost the Victoiy Brick! The Bloomington Panthei clawed the Hatchet.- into hits last
1>. Stone Hughes . 11. Stone Concilia . Harris .
Forward Forward . Center . . Guard . . Guard
Testy . . . . Dowell Purr .... Mercer Blair 6, Scars I, Concilia I.
road, a most beautiful drive of about thirty miles. Saw the French Alps covered with snow and the view over the mountain side was a thrill. We went to Monte Carlo and had dinner at the Grand Hotel. Monte Carlo is the principality of Monae and is a perfectly beautiful little city. The
main attraction is the Casino. I cannot with my pen deseribo the
building, first, the structure i.self, second, the interior which is full oi wonderful furniture, paintings, sculpture, etc. You see every nation on the earth represented in the gambling; some winning, hut mostly losing. After going from table to table and studjing the games 1 worked out a system by which you could beat 1 the game, and after trying it out first, it worked. And 1 will tell you how I did so when you go over there , you can win as 1 did. Leave your pocket hook in your pocket and keep your hand- off and you can win every
time the wheel goes around. I like everything over here ixcept
study the different types it contains. When it is 12 o’clock a. m., in Grcencastle it is 7 p. nt. in Naples. Fr at Italy we went to Grce.-e. After leaving Naples in the evening we pa o,| a volcano, Aellnx and we did not go to bed until 1 a. m. It aeted like ol I Faithful Geyser in the Yellowstone park, it would lie fairly quiet, then some one would s'ir the fire below and the llames would shoot heavenward. 1 am not quite sure whether 1 feel as safe as I would like to amid a place of that kind. They have Handy’s Dairy beat as they drive a hen! of goats over town and when you want milk they stop and milk and deliver the fresh milk (pure and sweet) into a bucket let down by a strap from an upstairs
window.
Our next stop will he in Greece, and then into the Holy Land. Will write more later, W. R. HUTCHESON.
Field Goals: I). Stone
Hughes 2, H. Stone !»,
Testy 1, Dowen 3.
Foul Goals: D. Stone 2, H. Stone 1, Concilia 1, Parr 1, Mercer 1, Blair 1. Substitutions: Dawson for 1>. Stone, Sears for Hughes,* Early for H.
Stone, Roach for Marly, Thomas for, 11 ” language. and the moneys, as a
Concilia, King for II.in
Blair.
Referee: Masten,
Racine ft r
night, 39 to 29. We don't suppo.-e
year. Four of the five regulars are i any of the Gieencastle fan- will ,-h d seniors. They are Moffett, Chadd, i many tears over W isliington’g <le Dickson and Williams. O’Hair is a feat. George Percell of the Blooming sophomore. ton World should lie happy today as We are picking Bainbridge again j hi- prayers to the haidwood oouit
tonight Be there team. 1 deities have been answered. Principal Norris was in the office , —o—
thi- morning and he stated that tint ] n (he most startling up: 't of the strictest order fould be preserved at i week, the Kokomo Wildcats tame.i th' Hnizil-Bainbridge game tonight the Logansport quintet, n to 35 Fri Shi riff Ed. Eitcljorge with two or lay evening. The Logaubeiries were three deputies will he on hands in j leading 3fa to 34 with only one minnd lition to the Bainbridge twon mar- , ute and 15 sec onds of playing time
LOCAL TEAM RAPS BRAZIL
PHI Dl l I \ K \IT \ Ni l I’OHSEKS DEFEAT BRAZIL BLUE
DEVILS.
sltal ami several assistants.
TIGERS RALLY TO WIN GAME FROM BAPTISTS
BAINBRIDGE VICTOR OVER CLINTON H. S.
( APT. MESSERSMITH DIRECTS OLD GOLD A I I At K AGAINST
FRANKLIN.
STRONG NORTH PI TNAM TEAM w ins || \rd GAME FRIDAY NIGHT.
MEET BIG TEST TONIGHT
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Tfc RAf.ru P. crousore ned ladies in Grcencastle an*! SOii y ran buil ' 1 a business for them
either in spare time or by de-i t j m( j
their full time, demonstrating I |. aid lingerie and dresses. Write MAID Co., 510 Continental
Bldg., Indianapolis Ind. 4 7p
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1 T:—Tan Ostrich skin pncke‘ nitials on out.-ide G. R, S. coni’ ami 2. $20.00 bill-, call 331-5(16 K te Farm, Reward. It
Bainbridge To Be Hosts To Scrappy Brazil Net Tossers. Big Crowd
Is Anticipated.
mg man with good reference, me working capital for position encastle and vicinity with good and earnings. Give phone numir brief details of your-elf. #8, % Banner. 10-3t. . have on track one car of that Idl' Vest Virginia coal. Martin Coal Phone 117. 10-2t.
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IN Gas House Coke ir^ymmj
e and save on your fuel hill.! Bainbridge points,
The basketball game between Bainbridge and Clinton, played on the Bainbridge floor Friday evening and won by the crack Monroe township
was well worth the
and effort to get there. The game was witnessed by a howling mob of some 1500 to 2,000 fans, and not one went away feeling ho had not received his money’s worth in ac-
tion.
Bainbridge won by three points, hut we believe they have more strength than was shown in the final minute of this game. Had it been nece-sary to score additional markers to win, it looked as though they could have done it. The crack Bainbridge team exhibited the same smooth pa -ing and accurate basket shooting that has marked their play all season. Their passing was not as good Friday night night as in some former games, hut the competition was much stiffer and this might have accounted for the
difference.
Moffett started the fire works for his team, and in the first five or six minutes of play, he so red all the
tossing in three
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field goals to start the contest. Clinton scored first, hut once Moffett got going, the loeals took the lead and were never behind, although the score was tied at 16. The half ended 11
to 12.
It was by far the hardest game Bainbridge ha.- played this year, but
After trailing the Franklin net squad for the greater part of the game, the DePauw Tigers staged a snappy come-back in the last half to take the Baptists into camp, 28-25 on the opponents court. The clash was fast and clean throughout with the Old Gold netters fighting an uphill battle until the last few minutes of play. Franklin displayed a nice offensive performance in the first half, hut the Baptists were checked by the brilliant defensive play of the Tigers in the second
frame.
Franklin started a whirlwind attack with the initial tip-off and counted five points through the scattered and bewildered DePauw defense. Both teams then settled down to careful offensive play until the score stood 14-9 in Franklin's favor. The Tigerled by Messersmith, rallied and ran thi' score to 15 points while the Blue and White squad was chalking up an additional three points. A few seconds later the first half ended. In the second period the Tigers played a successful offensive game, taking the lead soon after the tipoff. Tight defensive tactics for the remainder of the game kept them in the lead and the final gun found DcPauw re.-ting secure on a three point
margin.
Messersmith, Tiger captain, and Shirley, Baptist forward, were high point men in the clash with nine point . Messersmith was the ou‘standing performer for the locals on both offense and defense. Marshall, DePauw hack guard, broke loose to core six points. The Tiger yearlings made their season’ dehut in a 38-29 victory over the Franklin freshmen in a curtain raiser to the varsity game. Lineup and Summary: DePauw (28).
| remaining. In other words Kokomo I made 7 points in 75 seconds to win : tlie game. That’s real ba-ket ball. ! —<>— The local Junior High School team j has been notified that the Junior High tournament planned to have been held in Grcencastle has been | called off by a ruling of A. L. Tro.ner, czar of Indiana High School basketball, who decrees that no tourna ments, except the state, may be held after Feb. 1.—Brazil Times. —o— BASKET BALL RESULTS College DePauw 28: Franklin 25. DePauw Frosh. 38; Franklin Frosli
29.
Manchester 41; Wabash 35. Oakland City 29 Hanover 23. Hiigh School Shelbyville 32; Greenea-tle 27. Bainbridge 32; Clinton 29. Brazil 49; Danville 12. Kokomo 41; Logansport 35. Martinsville 30 Bedford 27. Columbus 53; Greensburg 25. Franklin 54; Greenfield 28. Frankfoit 42; Newcastle 19. El wood 35; Decatur 2“. Peru 30; Roche.-t' r 26. Bloomington, 39; Washington, 29. Clovcrdale 50; Go port 21. Spencer 45; Lyon II. Seymour 40; Mitchell 32. Russellville 35; Gic-n Town-hip 2H.
rule the smaller the denomination, the larger the coin. I have some left that will make good sinkers when you go fi.-hing. The value of money over here is ..fluctuating. Every day it has a different value, so you have | to be careful or you will be buying j high and selling low. Some of the j American Meet is at anchor at Villa ' Franche and Old Glory did look good. Some of the large hotels ill Nice had | the U. S. (lag out and right then that Hotel Riohl had her picture taken. Our next stop was Italy (sunny j Italy.) Naples, 1,000,000 population,
The Phi Delta Kappa indepcndeiii and certainly overlooked some on the ba-ket ball team defeated the Brazil census as I never -aw so many pro Blu< D vll ,84 t oi here Friday eve pie in my life, Vesuvius standing ning. The locals were ahead, 17 to 12 guard, with smoke rising about 400 at th intermission. ! feet from the crater and at night the Line up and summary: I (lames can hi' seen. You cannot hut
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programs
SUNDAY’S FIVE BEST RADIO \\ KAF Hook Up, 8 1ST Charles liaekett tenor and Nanette Gilford, soprano WJZ. Hook Up, 8:15 KST 7; 15 CST Colliers Radio hour \VKAF Hook Up 720 KST 620 E ST 620 CST CapitoL Thi utre Program WOR Hook Up 3 KS T 2 CST Judson Symphony Orchestia WEAK Hook Up t KST 3 CST Dr S. Parks Ca iman, Addn -.
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Phi Kelts 34;
A. Allen Masten B. Allen, Miller Stamm
Forward Forward
Center Guard Guard
Brazil 24.
Star Cash
S. Watt-. Proctor i Scheid
Field Goals; A. Allen 6; Ma-ten 4; hack B. C. B. Allen 3; Miller 3. Star 1; Smith of Pompeii.
stop and think what is going on in--ide this great earth of ours. Seeing what the volcano has done in the past yet people are living up on the mountain side. At this one place we havi mote history as it all practically dates
We went to see the ruin They are -till excavating
2; Cash 5; S. Watts 3. Foul Goals: A. All'll I; Crawley 1; Cash 1; S. Watts l. Substitutions: Kridcr, (Ire n, Crawley; I). Watts, Smith. Referee; Walker.
and it covers about four and one-half square miles, it is in the most remarkable state of preservation. The museum of Naples has a wonderful collection and <>ur stay there was too hint as I would like one month to
| HHi wm ImorkisonI BROS.
Jpt £cvn»mical Trmnifotlaliam
Costello, f., Crawley, f., Moutitz, c., Messcrsmit h, Mar.-hall, g.,
t »cre* near Putnamville. Con-! they came through with colors dying ■ Lovele.- , g., rust Co. 10-2t.land a real celebration and talk-fest
' was held afterwards. The game was
Total-.,
Franklin (25).
clean and at time- very fa t. Wil-
—MUSCe!)aneOtl&— hums, back guard for Bainbridge, | ROTICE went out during the final three min- Shirley, f.
't’i mers of Putnam Co., The Brazil Ute.- on per-onals, hut that might he Fieeman, f.,
8* Co., is paying $1.50 for expected in such a hard game. He Cr ere, c., j||i[|l < Mtt tattle. Will remove your played a w'hale of a defensive game M*Qi tn. ree of charge,tankage, we have while the going was at its worst. 0 P«r hundred, test 60 to 67 per Moffett scored 5 field goals, Chadd deliveries free on my route. Re- hit for five, O’Huir for three and -•11. Brazil 394 or 5364 the plant Dickson for two. They only missed ever goes out of business. two foul attempts during the evening, J 18 - 40t. Mch. 3 i hut only had a chance to make four.
Henderson, g.,
Coy.
Reid, g.,
Williams, g.,
Totals.
FG. 2 2 1 4 2 0
FG. 4 2 1 0 3 0 0 0
FT. 1 1 1 1 2
TP. 5 5 3 9 6 0
FT. 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0
GREENCASTLE DEFEATED BY SHELBYVILLE
TIGER ( I I»S LOSE, 32 TO 27. WITH TWO REGULARS oi i Playing without the services of ('apt. Willis Masten, forward, and , Jimmie Tobin, floor guard, the Green- j castle high school b.i-ket hall team lost a haul fought game to Shelbyville on Friday night, 32 to 27. Th •, contest was more ewn than the -core indicates with the half ending, 23 to 19 in favor of the Shelby county j quintet. The winners, of course had the ad vantage of their home floor, hut ac-, cording to the local people who 1 motored to Shelbyville for the game, | the Tiger t ub would have been re-' turned the victors if Coach Buusman had been able to hurl his < rr tire first team again-t the Camels. Walton and Patterson weie outstanding for Shelbyville while W'.illie Longilm and Lear performed in great style for the Cubs. Lineup and summary: Greenrastle, 27. Shelbyville, 32. Longden .... Forward Kehrt G. Crawley .. Forward .... Walton Kerr Center .... aPtterson f.ear Guard Wheeler Browi Guard Linville Field Goals: Lear 6; Longden 4; Brown 1; Kerr 1. Patterson 4; Walton 4; Kehrt 3; Linville 1. Foul Goals: Longden 3; G. Craw-
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