The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1944 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1944.

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ANNE BAXTER • DANA ANDREWS • WALTER HUSTON • WALTER BRENNAN • ANN HARDIN J JANE WITHERS • FARLEY GRANGER ERICH VON STROHEIM

Mrs. Orra Roach is able to be out after being sick for sometime. Max Call spent from Friday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Dills Mrs. Carl Firestone spent last w *k with her husband who u working in Illinois. Mrs. Bessie Barnett and daughter. Mr.-:. J -an Gorha i and baby of Indianapolis pent a few days with Mi •nd Mrs. Floyd Bales over the week ■nd. Mr. D. P. Alexander is able to be ut aft r a serious Mine s for several weeks.

SPORTS NEWS

BOWLING

(By Jim Zeis)

BASKETBALL

Valpo Giants Meet V-5 Here Tuesday

MORTON Mr. Miller and 1 tained Rev. Bickett and wife an ! daughter, Ruth of Russellville for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Virginia Stark of Belmore called on Mrs. Lotti- Stark and Mrs. Rose Bettis and daughters on 'luesday. Mr. Will Terrys funeral was held

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NAVAL FLIGHT SCHOOL Tuesday, February 1 Bowman (I , Preliminay game: 7:00 P. M. -- Varsity ganw: 8:]5PH ADMISSION: ADULTS 55c - STUDENTS 2j c tiL Adult tickets ere now on sale at Sam Hannc okS;c^H t

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The Valparaiso University Crusaders, pictured above, will appear here Tuesday evening, at Bowman gym, to battle Lt. Everett N. Case’s V-5 Naval Flight School cadets. Valpo is one of the top ranking ball clubs in thv country, a.nd boast the tallest college quintet in America, their starting lineup averaging 6’ 6” in height. The local cadets are out to give Valpo a real battle, and the largest crowd of the season is expected to bo on hand. Adult tickets are now on sale at Sam Ha.nna’s Book Store. On January 12th, the cadets lost to Valpo on the upstate court, 47-.'J5, but were without the services of Aviation Cadet Bob Cook, Who was out with a badly sprained ankle. How to combat the extreme height of thv visitors is the big problem confronting Lieut. Everett Case and the V-5 cadets. Foremost among the visiting giraffe legion are 6' 10’ Captain Don Warnkc, guard, who is adept at knocking down shots near the goal, and 6’ 9” Milt Schoon, center who has amazing co-ordination for one so lanky. Other starting men include 6 3" forward Bob Dille who is leading all Intercollegiate scorers in the state. Dille scored 28 points against DePaul of Chicago, and 21 points against the cadvts. 6 4" Albert Schmidt, and a new-comer 6’ 3” John Janisch gives the Valpos a starting lineup that averages 6’ 6” in height.

DePauw Swamped Earlham, 69-24

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DePauw’s Tigers moved another step closer to the Indiana College Confeuni e basketball championship when they crushed Earlham, 69 to 21 on the Bowman gym floor Saturday light. G rdon Ingram with 21 points and Charlie Radcliffe with 19. led the Old Gold blitz on the hapless Quaker aggregation. The score at one time was 30 tn 5 in favor of the local net tossers. Coach Lloyd Mossersnuth user his reserves freely during the second half.

BASKETBALL SCORES

STATE COLLEGES Iowa 52, Indiana 40. D. Paul 39. Purdue 37. Marquette 60, Notre Dame 43. DePauw 09. Earlham 24. Wabash 51. Central Normal 33. Concordia 53, River Forest (111.) 35

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Thursday Postoffice vs. Laundry Friday Zinc Mill vs. Lone Star

WABASH VALLEY TO! RNEV Brazil ’_ : City 31. K bins n (lib) 43. Bicknell 41. Robinson illl.) 54, Brazil 47 (final).

NET SCHEDULE

Tuesday Valparaiso at DePauw V-5 Wednesday DePauw at Franklin Fillmore at Cloverdale Friday Greencastle at Franklin DePauw at Lexington, Ky. Eminence at Cloverdale Marshall at Russellville Belle Union vs. Fillmore (at Greencastle) New Market at Roachdale Saturday Washington (Indpls) at Greencastle DePauw V-5 al Wabash

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FOR SERVICE CHAMPIONS

Sgt. Herschel Campbell, of Greentastle, made 23 points as the Fighter Controls basketball team won the ihampionshlp down i,n Trinidad a "vw weeks ago A picture of the service champions, which includes the local man, appeared in the December issue "The Skylark” received here by lien Campbell.

LOCUST GROVE Mrs. Clifford Reeves called on | Mrs. Claude Wimmer of Grecnca .tlFriday. Mrs. Wimmer is recovering from a severe attack of pleurisy. Mrs. Laura Glitz, Flora Lawman, and Edith Sallust have enrolled in the Red Cross Home Nursing cbts at Bainibridge. A group of friends called on Mr and Mrs Rayborn Handley Monday ! evening to help them celebrat t k;r second wedding anniversary. Music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. James Henry. Refreshments of candy, fruit and nuts were serv'd. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Handley, Mr. and Mrs. James Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrington and daughter Shirley, Allen Lantz and Harold Lantz and Mr. and Mrs. Rayborn Handley. Mr. and Mts. Clifford Hillis spent Sunday with Mrs. Hillis parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. VV. Huddlin of Greencastle.

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IN MEMORV John L. Williamson In loving memory of our beloved .lusband and father, who passed away Jan. 30th 1929. Ixiving and kind in all his ways. Upright and just to the end of hb days, : Sincere and true in heart and mind: Beautiful memories he left behind. Sadly missed by wife and children.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all the neighbors. friends and loved ones who extended their help and sympathy during the recent illness and death of Mrs. John Bence. We are grateful for the services of all those who helped In any way. John Bence and the family

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