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SATURDAY, DCCEMBCR 7, 1946.

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, t ,in-c ci ini . Twoiity-thrae H .a.-'hc.ld Brushes shtmlfl be tombstones, one of them weigh-, >|rH\J bristles down. This also aping |,200 pounds, were overturn* plies t fist brushes Wte pumt

brushes and brooms.

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A total of 267,25*6 persons took | in the grandeur of Yellowstone ; National Park last July, a daily ! average of 8,622 tourists. AT TWO VONtWSTI.K

Tiger Cubs Lack Scoring Punch In Last Quarter; Pirates Win, 43-35

Cioverdale, 33; Reelsville, 26 Cioverdale and Reelsville staged a good game down on the Clover floor Friday night with the south Putnam squad winning 1 tom the Washington township quintet by the score of 33 and 26. Sample and Mann were the big guns in the Cioverdale attack while McCullough was high point man for Reelsville. Cioverdale led at half time, 16 to 10. The winners also played without Wayne Query, a rog- ‘ ular, who is on the hospital list f with an injured shoulder. He was replaced in the lineup by

Sample.

Summary:

Cioverdale 33 Minnick j Sample | Quinnette —

AT THE CHATEAU THEATRE, SUN. THRU THURS.

CRITIC.VI, TK1A.NC

WHILE Hamilton, O., blacks out completely due to critical coal shortage, Ohio National Guard members move in to help police the darkened city. (International) FUEL HELP COMING IN GASLINES

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2 4

.. 1

Hcavin 2 Mann 4 Hurst 1

Reelsville 26 F(J Gardner 0 Hutchins 0 Hathaway 2

Cook Bowen

McCullough

Wells Mace

. 1 . 1

4 1 1

0 1 0 2

5 FT 0

2 2

0 0 0 6

After leading, 30 to 26. at the end of the first three quarters Friday night in the high school gym, the Tiger Cubs apparently a last period 'strange interlude" during which time they almost forgot to score and as a consequence the Pirates from Greensburg won the basketball encounter by a 43 to 35 decision. It was a good ball game until the final frame when the Greencastle defense became ragged and the Cub offense i ailed to function until the last two minutes of play. The Pirates held a one point edge at the quarter, 9 to 8. The Cubs took over, however, the second stanza and were leading 19 to 16 at the half. They continued to remain out in front at the end of the third period with a 4-point advant-

age, 30 to 26.

Urcensburg seemed to cast a charm over the Cubs for the next six minutes, collecting points on their side of the ledger j while blanking the locals. Finally, Jimmy Hammond came to life and agitated the draperies for a couple of buckets but the I damage was done and the Pirates trotted off the hardwood court with a 43 to 35 win under

their beltij.

4 1 3 1 3 4

16 PF 0 0

2 5

3 Both teams showed some good 4 I coaching and but for the last 01 quarter lapse by Kern Me-

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Lovely Anne Baxter plays the feminine lead in her first cr.itdooi film, "Smoky," the 20th Century- ' Fox Technicolor film version •>! the celebrated Will James j I classis. The picture, which open: Sunday at the Voncastle Theatre, stars Fret! MacMurray. Misr

Baxtor, who has gained tremen-j sw, .

dons popularity with her portrayals of dramatic .roles, gets her, first chance to be gay on the

screen in "Sniok,y."

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OUTLINED ON MAP are routes of big and little inch pipe lines which Secretary of Interior Julius A. Krug says will be used to bring natural gas from Texas to alleviate coal shortage. Gas, at rate of 50,000,000 cubic feet daily, is scheduled to be moved in about five days through pipelines into Indiana, Ohio and possibly Pennsylvania, so that coal at these points may be shipped elsewhere. (International)

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Waveland Raps Bees, 60 to 20 Waveland's net team tripled the score on Russellville high Friday evening to the tun e of 60 to 20. The winners were out in front, 33 to 5 at the rest intermission and won going away in the tilt played at Waveland.

Russellville ('Ju Anderson, f Goff, t Sheeps, c Kenny, g Bushong, g McGaughey, g Waveland (60) Hhrbison, f .,. Gooding, f E. Starnes, c B. Starnes, g Miles, g Seybold, g .

FG. 1 4 1 0 0 L FG. 6 8 8 . 1 2 1

FT. PF.

0 0

0 0 0

5 2 2 4 4 0

FT. PF.

Glothlin's proteges, we believe the Tiger Cubs would have won the contest. But, we are not trying to detract from Greensburg's performance and after all the Pirates were the winners, so

that’s what counts. Lineup and summary:

1 IIIIIIVI v f

Green castle (35)

FG.

FT.

PF.

Manhart, f

Bailihrulge (21)

FG.

ET.

PF.

Stewart, f

M. Glodfelter, f

Roberts, c

A. Clodfelter, f

Rowland, c

Goode, f

Hammond, g

McFarland, c

Boyd, g

Bland, c

Miles, g

J. Michael, k

Mason, g

Zenor, g

Pruitt, g

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TOTALS

Jr. Michael, g ....

Greens burg (48)

FG.

FT.

PF.

—

E. Scheldler, f

TOTALS

Oakley, f

Fillmore (13)

FG.

FT.

PF.

Hcllmlch, f

D. Girton, f

J. Scheldler, f

Neler, f

Welage, c

Bowen, c

Solgere, g

F. Girton, g

Barnes, g

Miller, g

Moeller, g

... 1

—

Robbins, g

TOTALS

Vogel, g

Score at half,

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14.

Fillore 8.

TOTALS

The Bainbridge

"B"

team

de-

Officials: Morrison

and

fcated the Fillmore "B"

team 28

follctte, (Crawfordsville).

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B - g a m e: Russellville, 24: Waveland, 17. Officials: Barton and Graham, (Crawfordsville).

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People should keep culling nonlaying and unprofitable hens all the time not just once or twice a year, experts from the North Dakota Agriculture College say. lymfers waste feed and cut down

poulti y returns.

In a close game the Gibs Freshman team was defeated by the Clinton Center "B and "A" varsity team by a score of 17-21. Although the Cubs led at the half (8-5) they were unable to hold their advantage in the last half. Clinton Center did some good shooting. The Cubs used some good ball handling but was unable to hit the basket. With three minutes to play and with the score tied the Cubs defense broke and the "Clintons'’ scored 4 points while the Cubs failed to make any. The Cubs "B" team defeated the Clinton Center Varsity by a scare of 30 to 7. The U'jbs used good team work aqd excellent ball handling to get the victory. This is the first game the Cubs have won this year. Everybody on the the Cubs team was "red hot". Foxx with his fast dribbling helped the Cubs offense. Ash played a very good defensive game and stopped the "Clintons offense “cold." Although Bruce Wilde was bounced around a little he did a good job of ball-stealing and ballhandling. Pierce and Carsor played a bang up game of ball. Nelson swished the draperies with some eye opening shotH. Crosby, Deer, and Bitzer played well, Ruark played a swell offensive and defensive ball game.

Maps listing Antarctic e._ plorations show no less than nine} nations with claims to parts of the vast frozen area. Th«. Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. believes Its new 5,509foot electric transmission line across the Susquehanna River at Millersburg, Pa„ Is the longest suspended span of its sype In the

country.

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