The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1937 — Page 4

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been working: Franke on pivot shots, and seems to have cured him of his tendency to foul. He had only one personal chalked up against him at Indianapolis, which is quite an improvement over the fifteen fouls picked up in the previous four games.

FROSH PREPARE FOR FIRST GAME AGAINST GIANTS

The DePauw gymnasium will be the scene ot traditional battle between two old foes Wednesday evening when tne' Wabash and Tiger basketball teams clash. As a curtain raiser, the freshmen squads of the two schools will also see action. A record cr owd is expected to witness Wednesday's encounters.

TIGERS POINT FOR WABASH FRAY IN HEAVY WEEKEND OF WORKING ON OFFENSE

“Coach Vaughan has got a plenty tough outfit this year, and we aren’t going to win any bail game, on the

strength of a past victory.”

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been doing considerable serious only one more session before taking

FORT WILLIAMS, Me., (UP) — The opening day of the deer hunting season turned out to be a one-gun ••duel" for Elias J. Turcotte. While he waited for a deer, a stray bullet from another hunter’s rifle struck

his and caused a cartridge inside to ! as being pleased with the defeat that He suffered only minor the Tigers handed to Butler. Thurs-

The Tiger basketball squad has practice for the last three days, with

on Wabash. Wednesday.

Work today and tomorrow will be largely on defense. Coach Pete Vaughan is bringing a high scoring quintet to Bowman gym Wednesday, and DePauw la going to try and line up some real defensive strength I way, and they deserved to win,” he against it. ! said. “However, there were plenty Coach Moffett expressed himself of rough spots in their work, and I

Practice Friday and Saturday was largely concentrated on offense. The team is slowly overcoming its lack of experience. Passes are still uncertain and ball handling sloppy in spots, but the boys are getting on to each others style, and the attack is taking on a little polish. Moffett has

and some clever ball handling to make up for their lack of size. Another boy almost certain to

explode.

hurts.

day. “The team was in there all the

don’t want them getting too sure of themselves before this game with

Wabash.”

BASKETBALL

WABASH VS. DEPAUW

8:15 P. M. Bov/man Gym

Wednesday, Jan. 20

WABASH DKPAI W FRESHMEN GAME, 7 P. M. Admission 55c

Coach W. E. Umbreit has been pu’ting his frosh squad through i *evera' stiff practices during the | past week in preparation for the ' tilt with the Wabash rhinies. Wed-

| ne.sday night.

Develooment thus far has bean rather slow but Umbreit is not at all pessimistic over the prospects ; for Wednesday night. Probable I starting forwards appear to be \ Hager and Blemkcr. The former scales over 200 pounds and should prove extremely valuable on defense. His lack |of experience is slowing him up on the offensive at : present. Blemker. another largo boy hits consistently well from out on the floor and can alternate between forward and guard. Montooth. 6 ft.-3 in. red-head, apparently has the center position well in hand. With several years ' f see action is Lundy, lanky forward, prep school experience, his work it wpo [ s especially effective at the the center circle and under the pj vo t position. In case Lundy starts, basket is being counted upon heavi- jvlontooth will shift to forward and ly. Farber and Tucker will prob- 1 Biemker will take over one of the ably get the call at the guard po- g ua rd posts. Under this arrangesitions. Both are smaller than' men t, Coach Umbreit would have their teammates, but combine speed four men on the floor towering

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MURPHY AT CAPITOL WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (UP> — Gov. Frank Murphy of Michigan conferred with Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins today in an effort to find a basis for new peace negotiations in the critical General Motors strike. In a surprise move, John L. Lewis, chleftan of the auto strikers, ana James F. Dewey, veteran U. S. Labor department conciliator assigned to the auto strike, sat in on thi Murphy-Perkins conference. None would comment as the meeting started. Making a speedy trip from Detroit where negotiations between General Motors officials and representatives of John L. Lewis’ United Automobile Workers Union ha-, e broken down. Murphy whirled into a series of rapid conferences.

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