The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1948 — Page 3

IHf DAILY BANNER, OREENCASTIP, INDIANA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1V48.

[TePuri ! ( j48“49 SEASON AGAINST BAINBRIDGE

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deft to right) Stan Pierce, Chailes Brown, Jim Pierce, Art Roberts, Don Mat i A-:. Wfrle Ki'.w Don Stiles, Bob Mill _'r. Bruce Wilde, Jim Smithers, and Hov.urc Goldsbcrry’s Tiger Cubs will tilt the lid of the Greencastle high school 1948-4S Lign Wednesday evening with Ba nbridge furnishing the opposition The Pointers kinship, have aways proved a wo- thy foe for the local net tossers and this week’s n.ve no exception 1.- t between the B teams will atari at 6:45 p. m. with the main gam< i ■■ Coach Goldsberrj Hated that tin., policy of starting the curtain Kvlis be continued throughout the winter

PORTS

By Jim Zeis

Tigers Keep Home Record it; Edge Illinois Wesleyan, 7-0

Blues.”

The Tigers have won all home games as well as defeating Bake Forest there.- With a 5-2 reccord. DePauw ends the season Saturday against Wabash

at Crawfordsvillc.

Prior to the game, the DePauw musicians marched through the downtown section of Greenea-st-le en ro’ite from the campus to the stadium and made a big hit with the hundreds who saw

them.

CUBS TO QUIT SOUTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE

Coach Tom Goldsbcrry announced Monday that OreencMtle high school athletic teams will drop out of the South Central Conference at the end of the| present school year. The Tiger Cub mentor said the main purpose behind this step would be to bring spring sporis closer to home and also enable the local school to build up a basketball .schedule of new teams. Under the new Indiana High School Athletic Association rules, tli Greencastle net teams can now play a full 18-game schedule and also take part in the annual Wabash Valley tournament, both preliminary and finals. Coach Goldsbcrry said this move on the part of the school will eventually result in such not teams as Jefferson of Bafayotb’, Clinton, Sullivan, Washington and other ‘‘new blood” being seen oi a tion here by local hardwood

court fans.

Grid Scores Notre Dame 42, Indiana 6 Minnesota 54, Furdue 7 Ball State 35. Manchester 0 St. Joseph 7. Indiana State 0 Hanover 40. Indiana Central 12 Olivet, 111. 13, Anderson 6 Western Michigan 20, Butles 7 Rvansville 7, Eastern Ken-

tucky 0

Rio Grande, O 25, Taylor 7 Valparaiso 14. Wheaton, 111. 7 Marietta. O. 18. Wabash 7 * H.rani, O. 26. Canterbury 14 | DePauw 7, Illinois Wesleyan O Hamilton, N. Y. 19, Earlham

Wilmington, O 18, Franklin (I Rose Poly 13, Cedarville, O. 12

Inn an Illinois j in the DePauw kept its It, I v U the Titans from 7 to ,0 Satnarin Blackstock I . |- ha;. ■, wd ol tear. Tiger end fumbl" hall on Ulf i .ii. i: alter lod got underway pasatal to Year for m cutback through tick], to score the pfown Jhn Everthe extra point |i 56-yai\l drive by (tile second quarter W the DePauw 191 ' midfield

third

in the rain during the

frame.

There were two thrills for the spectators in the last quarter. A1 Meng, who caught an Illinois forward pass thrown by Loui' Polizos in his own end zone raced 40 yards before a shoestring tackle by Torn Covey, DePauw guard, brought him down. Had Covey missed Meng would had clear sailing for a Wesleyan t. d. In the final minute. Vear intercepted an Illinois pass and raced nearly 45 yards to paydit but his tuchdown efforts were in vain as the officials mulhfied the play by ruling that DePauw had held illegally. Between halves, DePauw s Marching Band under the 'direction of Prof. F. P. Inglis, entertained with various formations which included the word “Pop,” "D P U,” and “Rocking Chair

local Hunters Bagged 3 Deer Maynard Johnson. Kenny Bunten and Rex Haines, have returned from Canada with a deer apiece to show for their trip The local hunters report a great time They bagged an 8-pointed. a Y deer and a doe during their ten days absence and cons, quentlv there "will be meat on the table” this winter.

Net Schedule Wednesday Bainbridgc at Greenc.stle ReeUville at Russellville Friday Eminence at Cloverdale RoachdaJe at Bainbridgc Fillmore at Stilesville Reelsvlllo at Belle Union

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BOWLING NEWS FIRST-CITIZENS RANK I.EAGUK

Sportsman’s Shop 16 White Way 16 Lee's Body Shop 15 Swick’s Lunch 13 Sunbeam Beauty Shop 13 Royale 10 Coca-Cola 8 Campus Subway 5 Royale won 2, lost 1 with 1849. Swick’s Lunch won 1, lost with 1804. Coca-Cola won 0. lost 3 with 1630. Sportsman’s Shop won 3, lost 0 with 2001. Sunbeam Beauty Shop won /lost 3 with 1754. White Way won 3, lost 0 with 2166. Campus Subway won 0. lost 3 with 1542. Lee’s Body Shop won 3. lost 0 with 1773. Above 400: Christine Masten, 474; Doris Rowland, 471; Elizabeth Godfrey, 419: Louise Peterson. 446; Doiis Hinkle. 444; Mable Monnett, 434; Jane Etter, 419: Anne Von Tress, 407; Lorens McCullough, 402 High three series, White Way, 2166; Sportsman’s Shop, 2001; Royale, 1849. High single game: Doris Rowland, 192. B. B. Tickets Principal William Bishop stal* 1 d Monday that all tickets sold at the gymnasium for high i hool basketball games this winter will be one price 50 cents. Students will have an opportunity on the morning of each home game to purchase tickets at their respective school buildings for 30 cents.

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Janet Blair is co-starred with Red Skelton in Columbia’s ’’The Fuller Brush Man,” new comedy at the Voncastle Theatre today.

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