The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1947 — Page 4

THE DAIIY BANNER, CREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 194/.

Braii: Content Was Postponed

The scheduled basketball tilt between the Greencastle and Brazil high school teams, which was to have been played at Brazil Wednesday night, was called eft late Wednesday afternoon on

account of the weather.

Officials of both schools

agreed that the icy condition of Friend

IC ceni i.-tl" team to down the visiting Terre Haute aggregation, tu 44. Chestniit. of the losers, former Indiana State star, was ini dividual high scorer of the afternoon with a total of 23 points. In a i*urtauk raiser, the Terre Haute Prist reserves defeated the Lone Star Cement squad, 56 to 47 In an interesting encount-

er.

The Lone Star team was made up of the following players:

York, Trump. Beaman,

32, Louisville Municipal ft. a pistol and shot it. Sun Bowl Cincinnati IS, Vir- Mrs. Mackey and her husband ginia Poly 6. operate the farm. She blamed Raisin Bowl San Jose State herself for the accident saying 20, Utah State 0. she was "careless.” Cattle Bowl Arkansas State : "Anyway it was nothing." she 7. Lane College 0. J saifl. "But my carpet in the house Will Rogers Bowl Pepperdine was all messed up." 38, Nebraska Wesleyan 13. j

Shrine Came West 13. East 9. Harbor Bowl Montana State

13, New Mexico 13.

the highways might result in serious accidents and tills led to the postponement of the game between these two traditional

rivals.

Buis, Tyler and Goodman.

Local Vets Win From Post 972

Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post 1550, Veterans of Foreign Wars, defeated VFW Post 972 in a semipro basketball tilt In the Greencastle gym Wednesday afternoon,

55 to 44.

The local vets trailed at the

half by three points, 21-18 and j

were still behing with minutes to play, 37 bo 31.

BOWL RESULTS By United Prow* Rose Bowl Illinois 45, UCLA

14.

Orange Bowl Rice 8, Tennes-

Bee 0.

Cigar Bowl Delaware 21,

Rollins 7.

Cotton Bowl Arkansas 0, Louisiana state 0. Sugar Bowl Georgia 20, North Carolina 10. Alamo Bowl Hardin Simmons vs. Denver, postponed, inclem-

ent weather.

Oil Bowl Georgia Tech 41,

St. Mary's 19.

Tangerine Bowl Catawba 31. i

five ’ Maryville, Tenn. 6.

Flower Bowl Delaware State

HELPS SHERIFF

SOUTH BEND, Ind . Jan. 2 - i INS l ."Tirjsty's" addiction to strong drink was a boon to Sheriff Claude E. Hauser and his staff who took office to^Jay. "Trusty." the prisoner who for the past 15 years has instructed new' sheriffs on details of the jail, was on the job again, serving

RICHMOND HILL. Ga.. Jan. 2 another jail term.

Georgia Woman Kills Alligator

VONCASM Ilast showing TODAY I The tale of’askt -a girl-and a wolf! Hilarious!

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Seobeo, Frye and Giddings led 7, Florida Normal 6 the offensive that enabled the Vulcan Bowl Tennessee State

iUP» Mrs. V. Mackey was back on her animal farm here today short one vicious eightfoit alligator she had destroy! d with a pistol while it clutched her arm between its jams. Mrs. Mackey had spent the New Year in a Savannah, Ga., hospital recovering from severe alligator bite wounds. She was chasing a monkey on her animal

farm and got too near the alii- CARD OF THANKS gator. j wish to thank all my friends In a flash the reptile leafx-J. who remembered me with cards closing its jaws around her arm. and flowers. I especially want Knowing it was useless to pry to thank the doctors and nurses, the alligator's jaws open with while I was confined to the Puther free hand she dragged the n am County Hospital, alligator into the house, obtained c. H. Neier pd.

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"Trusty'’ was arrested several days ago by city police at the entrance of a hotel on another charge of drunken-ess. For many days, incoming county officials had worried lest "Trusty” remain sober and fail to appear for his customary role. But old John Barleycorn, took

care of that.

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