The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1941 — Page 4

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N. Y. FiRE—One man was killed, 32 buildings were destroyed and 18 families were made homeless in fire in Arverne, Queens, suburb of New York City. More than 200 firemen, with 30 pieces of apparatus, battled flames believed to have started in framework of Long Island railroad gradecrossing elimination structure.

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TEAMS T4) < - OMFETE ON L4)4 AL FLOOR FOR BK4TIONAL HONOR

New Albany's smooth-passing, fast-breaking Bulldogs staged a late la :t quarter ,.i ivo to halt the Tiger Ou' : three-game winning streak in a thrill-studded bat'le last evening by a 02-30 count on the local floor. Vcas, Bulldog forward, grabbed (he Tpotlight, hitting two fielders and a free throw accounting for the visito s total of five points in the 4th frame to give his team the:r first lead of the evening while the Cubs wore b mg limite I to a lone free toss and field goal. After Kerchoval had tied the count at 27-27 at the end of the 3rd period. Voss opened up the final Bulll dog drive with a one-handed push ' .shot, then a Iding a charity throw a moment later. Crawford brought the count to 30-28 with a free toss after I which Voss again slipped under for another fielder to bring the score to 32-28. Calloway sank one from the ! field but the visitors withstood a ^ j last desperate Cub attack to emerge | victo: ious. Crawford's one-hander gave the Cubs tho opening lead which they never relinquished until Voss and Co. lock charge in the final eight minutes. York s two fielders, Coffey's | three free throws and one each by j Hammond and Crawford accounted for an 11-7 edge at the first quarter

mark

At the opening of the second frame Crawford tipped in a free throw attempt by Coffey but Byr 1 retaliated with a two-pointer for the Bulldogs. Hammond and York added charity tosses before Kercheval slipped in two fields goals and free throw' in quick order. Conklin substituted for Crawford and hit a onehander foil',wed by Calloway's fielder but Shuler hit for the visitors to b ing the score to 19-16 at the half-

time.

Voss made it 19-18 as the second half got undeiway but successive fielders by York, Calloway, Coffey and Crawford brought the count to 27-18 before Voss again connected. Kercheval sank two free throws as Coffey fouled out being replaced by Bills. Derm's field goal and Shuler's free toss brought the count to 27-25 b. fo.e Kercheval managed to tie the count on one-hander at the end or the 3rd frame. Both teams played clean, harddriving ball, with Kercheval grabbing high point honors for the evening with eleven points followed closely by Voss with nine. Crawford W’as high for the locals with eight points, while York. Calloway, and Coffty ware close behind with aix points each. Tn the p eliminary game the loca; "B squad downed the Roachdale

second team by a 31-24 count. 4iYa»tlt> (30) Nrw Alliiinv (S‘I)

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Sectional Meeting

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REGIONAL STATE TOURNEY " 11 1 "<> T4> ATTICA. FINALS AT INDIANAPOLIS MAR. n

The Indiana State High School basketball sectional tourney will be held in the Greencastle high school gymnasium, while the regional contests will be held in the Attica high school. These changes were announced Wednesday night at the state headquarter* in Indianapolis. There will be nine teams competing in the sectional, while four, the winners from Greencastle, Crawfordsville, (Unton and Attica will compete in the regionals. The sectional tourney will be held from February 27 to March 1, while the regionals will be held a week later. Then will come the semi-finals and the finals will be held at the Butler field house on March 22.

USE DAILY BANNER ADVER VISING FIRST Because Everybody

Reads The Banner Flrat.

Coach Hoskins, of Reelsville, brings the only undefeated team to the Wabash Valley pro-lima. It’s 10 ,n a row according to latest dope received he e. Knttzer, 6' 1" center on Elmer lammond's Fillmore Cardinals, has ict been charged with a personal oul in the ten games in which he ms par-icipatcd in up to date. Latst records in this department also ■.hows him to be the lea ling scorer, ive'aging nine pcints per game. Not much is known about the dooresville and Quincy squads al.hough both are liktly to cause olenty of trouble in tonights tilts Belle Union gave indications as what to expect in tonights game .vith Reelsville as they rolled over i strong Stilesville five last weekend with Broalist reel collecting 18 points. Bainbridge and Cloverdale, though not showing such good records thus far this season, will be expected to offer plenty of opposition In thei, respective encounter's this evening. The schedule for the Wabash Valley preliminaries, to be played in the local gymnasium, is as foimtr S:

Tonight

p. m.--Bainbridge vs. Moores-

you i irpenter work, bu iding and repairing of all knl. Cal Joe Davis, phone 742-W. 16-ot.

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FOR SALE: Fine Stamen Wfne-

saps. King David, Grimes and others. 50c and up. We deliver. Phone rural 9F2. McCullough Orchard. 14-tf.

MAYTAG WASHERS—It is possoble to buy a Maytag as low as $69.95. Reeves Electric. Thurs.-tf. Unloading car of large block Mirah Hill. High heat, very few ashes. Greencastle Cash Coal Co. Phone 161-W or 610. 16-2t.

FOR SALE: 25 Duroc j Harold Stanger, Fillnwe.

shoats. 16-2p

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ville. 2. 8 p. m.—Belle Union vs. Reelsville.

3. 9

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Cloverdale vs. Quincy

Friday

4. 7 p. m. Winner Game 1 vs. win. .ier Game 2. 5. 8 p. m.—Fillmore vs. winner

Game 3.

Saturday 6. 8 p. m.—Winner Game 4 vs vinner game 5. Officials Bob Green and I .eon

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Clover lale Chapte.' O. E. S. supper Saturday, January 18, in the Lewis Ne t Room on Main Street in Cloverdale. 16-2t.

—Real Estate

K<>!: SALE: An eighty acre farm in East Cloverdale Township. Fifty acres tillable, four room house, large barn. Buildings in good repair. Fences good. Price $2800.00. J. T. Christie, Real Estate.

FOR SALE: A six room modern home in good repair. Splendid lot. Price $3800 00. Terms. Inspect this home at No. 1016 South Indiana and see what a real bargain it Is. J. T. Christie, Real Estate.

-For Rent—

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FOR RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms. 301 south Jackson. 16-2p.

FOR RENT: Three room modern apartment, heat and water furnished, available Janus y 28. good location. Call 387-J. 16-3p.

—Wanted

Jinx Team Sat.

WANTED: Man to help feed and care for livetock on farm. C. W. Berry, Greencastle, R. 3. 14-3t.

EFF4)RT WILL BE MADE Tl) BREAK DOUBLE JINX IN COMING CONTEST

WANTED: Girl for housework ' and laundry. Stay out of house. Ap- ; ply Box 13 c r Banner. 14-3p.

DeRauw University's Tigers will attempt to break a double “jinx when they face the Butler Bulldogs

WANTED: Opeiator for service station and restaurant on two major highways near Greencastle, Address Box E, Banner. 16-3p.

w nuii uiey lace me ouuer ouiiuufl WANTED A fly Kina Of leaf n the Fairvlew fieldhouse Saturday <tock 04)1 27R ' 'JrB'-noaatl*. Charge* night as the feature ' ,ald ' John W^'Ttel Co. t-ai

attraction of

Tony Hinkle Day. The first “jinx.” and the one of longest standing, relates to the Bulldogs themselves. No student on the DePauw campus has ever seen the Tigers triumph over Butler, the Bulldogs having won consistently during the last three years when i the present seniors were all underclassmen. DePauw's last victories over Butler in basketball were scor'd the year athletic relations were esumed in 1936-37, the Tigers 'dging past the Bulldog* by a single naint in both games Since then the ndlanapolis collegians have had

‘.heir own way.

The second "jinx" that confronts the Tigers is the matter of where I he game is being played. So far this reason DePauw has played nine j games, seven at home and two away. The Tigers have won seven | and lost two, winning all seven home games and losing both games hat were played on foreign courts. That a foreign floor is a jinx is attested to by the fact that DePauw defeated James Millikan easly 45-29 on the local floor, but on the HU. nois court lost 26-35 Their only other game away saw the Tigers take a 45-35 drubbing from the University of Iowa. Butler will be the first of four straight conference games

Sell your old auto bodies, fe iders sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland. Indianapohs, Indiana. AMERICAN COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

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1940 StudebotaillM)

An economical “Slv j wheeling ami ovrHrtj Heater, many »nh* clean and attractiveH thl* week only

1939 Chevrole t Town Sedtr'

Two to chinisc frimi. ■ mechanically OK. .‘a paint and interior likfjl extra.*. Of course. Ml fro*ter. Price this week only

1938 Olds Tow I

'A I t«d to contact sum nne driving to Indianapolis daily. Phone 643 16-2t. WANTED: Man’s Gladstone bag. Must be Imrgain. Phone 312 before 5 P' m ' 16-lt.

We do hemstitching and picoting. Pitchford's. Thurs.-tf

WANTED: Middle aged lady to rare for invalid. Address Box A % Banner. 13 . 3p

—Miscellaneous—

NOTICE: For your aan-haullog please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Reg. Phone 718-W. 7-TF

FOR LEASE: Beauty shop at Bainbridge. Madonna Harlan. 14-3t,

notice Win a free Booklet. Re„d on page 81 Of January |«. Saturday Evening Po*t State Farm Mutual In"£r*&T x *•» k - *•■*-

'way from homr. DoPauw mrotlne 1 PrtCf! paM ,or ® u kl, "i a "l .ormay F . bn , lry 1S „„ Bn ,"; ” J >“"* V.M PI,cm, ,78. Cr„„. In a return tilt. 3-tf.

The fact that the Tigers have a perfect conference record to

Black, tires and automatic trnnsrni"i” | fled operation mil «■« Heater and defniM^ price thl* w<‘« k only

1938 Buick Two-0 40 Serio*. Tills car ha>| tional care and "i" 1 of mile* of c.ire-feta Drive a (|iialit) low price. Tibs iie<‘l' ll ^B 1838 Chevrolet Tori Two to «house fniir. m I tire*. Heater Thoroughly rcconditi*® way. Price this week only 1937 Chevrolet Tot® rhreo t" ' h r " m 'j gtaal tire*. iktI'V' 1 l condition. You < :ui t j 1 ’! ing one Of these curs. 1 ! guarantee that realh ■ Price this i"

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1937 Ford CoJ Black, c4Nnpletely

O.K., extra*. 4 t»* (l ' *1

- - COMPLETFr'crease Job 59c at

. . - ■“ dat? | eeni ' 8 Standard. Car washlmr and have been able to get back gome Nor th Jackson St. 24 hour service

of their strongest rivals such as Wabash. Ball State, Franklin

and

Hanover, indicates that DePauw will not relinquish iU grip on the top rung without a struggle—Conference Champions or no Conference

Champions.

H F ° r 8ervice an( l repairs on your o°'er vacuum sweeper. Call Hor-

“co Unk and Company. Phone 127.

Thurs-Mon-tf.

BOWLING SCHEDULE Tonight 7:30-Kroger * vi Rotary. Friday 7; 30 Home Lau dry vs. Zinc A

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and ap|*«anince '*1 any other offered l |N price, good for ' hi '

week only

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