The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 February 1928 — Page 3

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► k''OR SALE:—SMALL 1MPROVKD 'n.RMS: Hera i* what you hav. bt'en ^ juiring for bow. I hav** them \ ^es, 2Mi A. S A. 5 A. 7 A 9 A. 10

15 A. 22 A. SI A. M A. All im-

)1 vf<l and good buys. For piicr* sse • at one*. J. E. Cash of Course, of-

* over Central Bank. Phone 286. 'JBPn- *• 22-21.

’OR SALE:—My house on Imlian■lis Road. Major Orton. 9-;f

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'OR SALE:—English Bull Dog— { le, a fine pet for children. Phone , mornings. 22 2t-.

TIGERS NOSED OUT BY MUNCIE NORMAL FIVE

F tST GOING CARDIN \LS Dn\t \ OLD GOLD BY 29 TO 2S COT NT.

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Taking revenge for the 2"-l. r > defeat handed them a month ago. the Muncie Cardinals nosed out the Tigers 29-28 last night on the up-state floor. Muncie held a 15-11 advantage

at the half.

For the greater part of the clash, j the play was slow and listless. In I the second half the Tigers displayed I a fighting offense and tied the score, | but were nosed out in the last few

Coach Bausman and his Tiger Cub-j nl ' ,lu P‘ s -, Muncie, led by "Moulty”

e for City ami Farm property. I ! 'uc. a hard battle with Nick < offing'- I'ulmer. captain and floor guard, took e some good buys. J. E. Cu-h, of- Attica netters t 1 is evening over ell' t * :, ■ early in the game and were

Muncie Normal 29. Joris, f. Schooler, f, Haiper, c. Fulmer, g. Shively, g. Toler, g. Totals, DePauw 28. t'rawley, f. ! Loveless, f. Mountz, c. Robbins, c., Marshall, g. Costello, g. Messersmith, g. Totals

FG. 1 3 3 4 0 0

Ft;. 4 1 1

FT 0 0 0 9 2

FT 1 2 0 0 1

TP o 6 6 11 2 4

TP 9 1 4 4 1 4

Ti e sextet, charged with killing A1 Stewart, who fumed State’s Ray Singleton, guard, during the evidence will he sentenced February

riots, considered the verdict a victory. 24.

Ray Stokes and James Gregg already t

were under life sentence. Anthony

VANITY F&OARn l!ro "”* F ward Crosby and Walter Ojalxll A Burke, ul>, were sentenced.

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' se, $1,600, A good buy. See me at

house I ATTICA TONIGHT!

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SV)R RENT:—Farm 185 acres. 65 w L s bottom land. 5 mile- South- , t of Greencastle. J. H. Pitchford. J —^ Vk>R RENT:—3 room, modern lisheil, apartment for light hou-c gluing and garage. Phone 626. 21-2L

d^jOR RENT:—One room anil kitch~’*^te on first floor and two or three nd floor rooms. Call Banner Of 71-2!. 0 _ 3R RENT:—Apartment, 2 rooms

the Veedersburg floor. Ci<Vnca|tle Mev, ‘ r headed,

soundly drubbed Attica, eailier in the -oa-on hut since that time Red Ramblers have improved considerably. The game i. being played at Veedersburg due to the fact that Attica ha- no suitable gym or hall '

for the occasion.

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Rainbridge is worried about that game with Jeff of Lafayette on Friday. Busing our prediction on the recoid of both quintets for the winter, the North Putnam squad should win.

Garfield of Terre Haute, com hete Friday night to help the Cub wind up the regular -chedule of th> present season.

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Kitchenette, modern, on St. Phone 694-L.

OR RENT:—Choice front Room in, one or two beds by day, r or month. 409 E. Seminary St.

21 -2t.

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wisdom, kind friends:

JR RENT:—Moilem Furnbhed tment, private bath, steam heat, nil floor. Phone 385-X. 20 tf

v )R RENT—On shares, my farm 00 acres, known as the Shields 1, 3 miles west of Stilesville. If ■ested in this call me. Phone 32, Castle, Indiana, or write in care j^The Farmers and First National Orville O. Carpenter. 20-;{t 0 **—RENT:—Two rooms, kitch. nand bath, heat furnished. 303 h Vine St. 17 5t )R RENT:—Two ap*’s modern Ldl ished. Also one apace in gun. c **■>« 399. 410 S. Indiana St. 15 tf

Greencastle, Indiana. Dear Net Tabs:— Just a little dope on this week’s

games.

1. Greencastle to heat Attica by 5 points or more. 2. Greencastle to bent Garfield by 10 points or more. 3. Bainbrhlge to beat Jeff, of Lafayette by l point or more. This dope might be upset hut if it does it will surprise. “That Breezy Fan.” P. S. I’m picking Greencastle to beat Bainbridge by 1 point or more. “Thine ame as above."’

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Muncie Normal 29; DePauw Tigers 28.

The game started slowly with both | teams shooting frequently at Ion,'.’ range, hut being unable to conne t with the basket consistently. Muncie stonai first and laying down a barrage of shots, ran up a lead on the Old Gold squad. The Tigers miiniiged to keep in the running with se\eral field goals anil foul shots, but v* hen the half ended DePauw was

trailing 15-11,

In the second half, the Tigers, using powerful offensive tactics, staged a comeback, but Muncie, led by Fulmer, followed suit and managed to hold the lead until only six minute of play remained, when the Tiger tiid the score 25-25. However, two 1 field goals gave the Teachers the lead 1 again, and Old Gold fell shi rt of victory a few minutes later by the narrow margin of one point. Fulmer, Cardinal scoring ace and high scorer in the state, was high point man in the clash with 11 points, and Muncie’s most powerful offensive threat. He was closely followed by ( rawley with nine points, hi"h point man for the Tigers. Lineup and ,Summary:

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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22. (UP)— l.loyil O. Hill, of Indianapolis, attorre> for D. C. Stephenson, life prisoner in the Indiana State prison, announced today InY willingness to submit Stephenson to an examination by a lunacy commission. “Neither Stephenson nor myself wi uld object to such a test,” Hill declared. “No one is more sane than Stephenson and only someone -elected by the ‘power.- that he’ would hold otherwise.’’ The statement that Stephenson i suffering from paranoia dementia piatvox and grandiose hallucinations, 1 1.11I1 by Dr. H. C. MoGaughey, superintendent of the Julietta hospital for the insane in testifying at Nobles- \ lie in a sanity hearing for a woI on, is “bosh,” Hill asserted. "I am informed MeGaughey fell all over himself in walking to the witII stand, and becume so wrapped up in ‘Steve’ that he forgot whj he u.i- testifying,” Hill -aid. CONVICTS FACE LIFE SENTENCE

I tll ND GUILTY OF KILLING (i( VRD Dl lirNG Ml im AT h| KOM PRISON. SCRAMENTO, Calif., Feb. 22 (UP After deliberating 23 hours, a juty leturned a verdict of guilty of first | degree murder again t lx Folsom Penitential > prisoner , who recently ' held a mutiny at the penitentiary. St at m e of life terms were recom* 1111 n i'd for all six.

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NOTICE

‘Tis sad but true, Muncie’s basketeers Crocked old I). P. U. —o— Last night's score just goes to blto* you can’t tell anything about the hardwood court game. On paper,! Maf frtt’s till Gold net tern ahould 1 hate Him easily hut as it h.vp|tened they got nosed out by a point.

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Two more tilts remain on the Tiger i card. Friday the Old Gold five play- | Karlham at Richmond and on Thur day, March 1, the fu-t Butler aggregation will furnish thi attraction on the Bowman gym floor here. Marion Crawley, ex Tiger Tub who learned his basket ball under Coach Bausman, was the outstanding star for DePauw, collecting 4 field goal and a free throw. Fulmer, Muneie's -coring ace, got loose for 11 points during the battle, which isn't speaking so good for thi man who was supposed to lie guarding

him.

Poor old Clinton lost another contest last evening, this time to the strong Covington team, by a 37 o 20 count. This makes about 5 straight defi-at* for “Spike” Kelly’s proteges. Judging from the score, Covington is plenty strong.

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Coai'h Cliff Wells and his high j stepping Logan sport outfit will in-

you

smoke

for pleasure

aimers of Putnam Co., The Brazil; vaile Frankfort on Friday, to tail kage Co., is paying ' fur * 'h 1 ■ Cu Wf

«#■ and cattle. Will remove your shooters.

• fraa of charge,tankaga, we hsve | —o~

2JO par hundred, test 60 to 57 per Who did you *ay was going to win

t. Deliveries free on my route. Re-1 'he state tourney?

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We -ee where Howard Igslie, -tellar center for the Hammond -quad has been declared ineligible and as a result, seven games had to be forfeited by a supreme edict handed down by King Trester of the I. H. S.

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Games which Hammond has agreed

, iT/Rynip Cans. Pherson, Bainbridge j to foifeit aie victoric- over Goshen, ll 1 Wk. 4ta. 17-24 2-9.' Plymouth, Michigan < ty and \ ilpai

Kill or delivwry one car of Harlin 'at CoaL A. J. Duff. Phone 317.

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ar Fencing just recoivod, Prices

p — .aiso, all members of the Big Fifteen

‘ow is the time to buy a heating loop, ve or kitchen rang* 1-3 off, new le-lie, it ■ second hand 1-3 off Pherson , at Antigo, |

Is alleged, played a year Wis., before coming to

iabtidfC. Wk.-4t-17-24-2’9/Hammond. He has already played n , four years for Hammond, which, to- | H ’’or a set of good harness. Pher- gether with the year at Wisconsin lf Bainbridge. school, make* him a five-year high W’k.-4t.*17-24-2-9 -ehool athlete, which automotieally Iff O J bar* him fmin competing with schools Hf you need • carpenter, or furm of the I H • A. A.

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