The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 February 1929 — Page 3

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THE GREENCASTEE DATEY BANNER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1G, 1929.

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Buis and Ellis public sale has changed from Feb. 19 to next jay, Feruary 18. Sale at Huis 2 miles north of Mt. Meridian.

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H'hcre is the home of 5c and 10c . -_AT KATBEE’S. 15-2t.

there.

Mrs. Archie Duncan of Fillmore spent Saturday in (ireen astle.

A NEW ANESTHETIC

A new anesthetic that has startled the medical world has been developed

the Cubs in their battle with Greens-

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The tilt will start promptly at 8 o'clock. There will he no curtain rais-

termi sion but Greenfield came hack

in ti*e final half.

Bailsman announces.

Delphi, one of the “dark horses” for the state tourney, showed its true worth by defeating Anderson, 41 to .‘17. It was the acid te-t of the season for the Oracles and they were forced to stage a second half rally to win, as Coach Staggs’ Indians were leading 2d to 19 at the rest period.

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Dr. J. T. MncCallum, both of Indiana-

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The anesthetic has already been used successfully on more than 200 patients and was said to work rapidly smoothly and without the distressing after effects of present anesthetics. Chemically the new anesthetic which is a derivative of Barbituric acid is

ptinent ami garage, reasonable. -} known as "sodium iso-amyl-ethyl barl llannt St. 15-2p : bituric acid." It is injected in to the ““Z °" , arm eliminating the unpleasant “smofti; RKN I . Furnished modern Ithering” process necessary with ether.

The chief advantage of the new anesthetic according to Dr. Zerfas is the elimination of the period of nausea aihl shock which follows the use of present drugs. The patient into whose arm has been injected the new anesthetic goes peacefully to sleep soon after injection, goes into complete muscular relaxation and vontinues in this peaceful sleep for from three to ten hours. The patient awakens from this sleep just as he would

from a normal sleep.

Dr. Zerfas also is research director for Eli Lilly & Company, pharmaceu-

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("Jimmie”) EAST NIGHT Greencastle 10; Sullivan, 19. Junior Cubs 3-; Sullivan 2nds, 28.

Roachdale invaded Russellville Friday evening and returned home with a 45 to 34 victory. Coffman, Roachdale, and Proctor, Ru -ellville, were the outstam ing players. Coach Ji f- , fries’ netters led th*' losers, Hi to 1.3 at the half.

Holy smoke!— Marion at last broke into tiie winning column and their victim was none other than Maitin - ville! And the score—39 to 11! What's the matter with the Artesian City hays? Marion held a 18-2 advantag.

i at the half.

Shelbyville played a great game hut Columbus won from the Muckmen by a 43 to 33 count. The old hall game was knotted at 23-all at the end of i the first half. i —o— Hurrah for Brazil! Coach Raleigh Phillips and his. Red Di vils tamed Manual of Indianapoli , :55 to 30, over on the Clay county floor. And Manual led, 20 to 18 at the half. Fuqua and Hammerstine formed Brazil's wrecking crew as far as the Capital City squad was concerned.

ed here from Clayton to live with h' parents, will he presented to t state high school athletic hoard at next meeting on February 23, A*, j,. Tiester, secretary of the board, informed Supt. Warren J. Yount ',n a letter received here this morni nrg.

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.Il’NIOR G \ME Sl’MMA J? \

were Hansen, Churchill and T. Forepaugh and Cartwright.

All in all. it folks!

was a great evening;

The Tiger Cubs hail the Miners, 23 to 8 at th< half which is certainly “going to town"!

I Coach Spike Kelley’s Clinton net tossers downed the scrappy Bainbridge crew, 38 to 20 over at Clintan. The Kelleymen held a 22 to 11 edge at the end if the first half and scored 10 points to 15 by the Ad-

i minds in the final period.

Our Honor Knli El GENE CRAWLEY RAYMOND BROWN FREDDIE HASTEN H\NK STONE ART GROSS EV AN ( R \WLEY COACH BAl'SMAN The first ten minutes of play found Greencastle ahead, 14 to 0.

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The Cubs had no individual stars

Danville dedicated its new high ! school gym in a very auspicious manner last, night, esn,s ially when its basket hall team defeated the strong Cloverclale quintet, 34 to 21. Danville was out in front, 11 to 8 at the rest period. O’Mullane looked best for the south Putnam bask'teers while Hull

land Neff were the bright lights for Greencastle’s Independents defeatthe Hendricks county five. ed the Rossville Bearcats, 28 to 2G, — 0 — i Friday afternoon in the opening round Rushville finally struck a snag af- of the sectional independent tourney ( ter a long winning treak in Green- being held at Darlington. | field. The Lions fell, It! to 14 in what —o— was evidently a tight defensive con- Evidence in the eligibility case of test. Rushville led 1 ‘ to 9 at the in- Clifford Crowe, tall center who mov-

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The Trojans,

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Fillmore, 30; Belle Union, 22

Fillmore again came out from behind to win over Belle Union. In each of Fillmore’s last three games they have come out from behind and won. During the first half first one team was leading and then the other. ! Belle Union was leading 17 to 1G at the half. At the start of the second half Belle Union ran the score to 21lli. Fillmore called time out, and 1 then as usual came back and started | bombarding the hoop. They soon came out in the lead making 14 points, while Belle Union was accounting for 1 point. The final score was Fillmore 30, Belle Union 22. Fillmore (30) FG FT Purcell 4 3 Watson 4 1 Kersey j o Phillips 2 0 Ziener 1 2 It*'Be 1 nion (22) EG IT

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quintet, defeated the Crawford ville All-Stars 10-13 in a thrilling net con-

test at the high school gym last night. | Broadstreet 2 The visitors were played off their I McCullough 0 feet in the first half, trailing 13-4. K. Mct’ammack 1 They rallied in the last half hut the Goodpasture

Trojans delayed offensive tactics kept •them ' ut of danger. The entire Greencastle team played wonderful ball, while outstanding for the visitors

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In aj preliminary game the Eillmore Li team defeated the Belle Union B Ream 20 to 12, after leading 11

to 2 alt the half.

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—Miscellaneous—

I n't ''.re-et the Sutherlin Sale on |ol'l Nellie McHaffle farm one mile

of Stilesville, on Feb. 25.

flW'- RIO GRAND VALLEY a veritable garden of Eden with Iperity, contentment and happiness ■very hand. You enjoy throe days •mobile riding over the palm shod•ement roads of the Valley and a P interesting visit across the borMatamoras, Old Mexico. Train P - Greencastle Feb. 23. Make your (rvations now. Sae J. F. Ca h.

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Idtice OF ADMINISTRATION l"tico is hereby given that the unsigned has been appointed by the " of the Circuit Court of PutCounty, State of Indiana, ad* |i tratix of the estate of Gel r er late ot Putnam Countv, deed, f 'I ' -ate i- nppe.a d G 1). il\ nt. laud Parker,, Adltliniatntix, [ twin and Gillen Attys. l-3t —■— o — BASKETBALL SCORES College J"Ue Dame 24; Butler 21. High School Frankfort, 49; Kokomo 27. luncie 41; Newcastle 25, iedford 29; Franklin 9. art M| i;.>.in .)• r It. Vasliington 37; Seymour 18. fentral (Evansville) 23; Klooming1 19.

IN MEMORY —o— In Memory of our mother Mrs. Jane Thomas who departed this life Feb. 16, 1928. You have left us, darling mother You have passed from earth away, You are on our Father s bosom, In the realm- of endless day. Yes we know you are in heaven, But the tears unhidden start, For we’ve lost our earthly treasure Cherrished idol of the heart They were waiting by the river, Angles robed in spotless white, And they gently bore her over To that shore where all is light T’was hut one year ago she left us, For that happy land above, By the white throne she is waiting For the promises of love, One more Angel i- in heaven, With a harp of purest gold Singing praises to the Savior With a joy, earth never told, I Shall wc meet y<>u, darling mother . : We will ask our God in prayer, With his helping hand to aid us, i We will meet our mother there. Sadly missed by husband and children.

ball and team work was perfect. And maybe you don’t think the locals looked nifty in their new suits. The new uniforms consist of white jerseys, white silk pants with a purple stripe and the new sweat suits are also o. k. Greencastle was “on" and that is what it takes. A team has to he able to hit the basket to win games.

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The flashy Junior Cubs also gave the Sullivan Seconds a few lessons in the hardwood court sport during the curtain raiser. Eugene Crawley, who has been having tough luck on his basket shooting all season, certainly made up for it last night. The Tiger Cub floor guard was hitting the net with regularity and played a whale of a defensive

game. —o

Brown was getting the tip at renter over half the time and this was a big help to Bailsman’s proteges.

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Stone and Masten put up splendid exhibitions at the forward berths. Gross delivered in fine shape at hack guard on defense and started many offensive drives down the floor.

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GREENSBURG TONIGHT!

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The overwhelming victory over the strong Sullivan outfit should give the Cubs confidence in their elash with the fast going Greenshurg aggregation on the loeal floor this evening.

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The visitors, known as the Pirates, have a real team hut we believe the Greencastle hoys have found their stride and will he hard to stop.

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Frank Pruitt, coach of the Greenshurg squad, is well known here as he coached winning teams up at Bainbridge for several seasons.

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The Pirates nosed nut Greencastle, 15 to 41 in a double overtime engagement on November 28. They will come here this afternoon for the purpose of repeating but the Cubs are just as equally determined to even up the standing of games for the season. so there you are or what have

you ?

GRIND GREENSBURG!

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The Sullivan scorer told Joe Crosby, who was keeping score for Greencastle at the officials’ table that the Cubs had the “smoothest running team that had appeared on the Miners’ floor this winter.”

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Coach Bausman told us yesterday morning that his hoys were going to bent Sullivan. His hunch certainly turneil out to he correct.

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