The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 November 1950 — Page 3

SPORTS

DAILYBANNER, GREENCA5TLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930.

BASKETBALL

By Jim Zeis football

Indiana High School's Favorite - Basketball

BOWLING

Monon Bell At Stake Saturday When Tigers Baitie Little Giants

leafed elon, 32-30 . ten*" fi' 1 * 1 ' 1 ^ : .(|u:i 1 ■ "'Z hl , finally managed tn i, held on 18 to 14 it the half. •urtain ra.se r, the ,,, ive.s whipped the stringers, 2« to 18. k, rr pie

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Saturday's Wabiish DcPauw University Crawfordsville will be u,. renewal of the oldest i,, , rivalry west of u. a l L slid the 19th buttle for ' A .

non Bell.

Since the aerii b Wabash hns won 27 j;,u DePauw’x 25 and the: ii.n,.

five ties.

Wabash's l,ittl, Gi. . hold the Monon Bell by \ last year’s 25-21 vkton Since the Bell serio.. (,. , 1952, both teams h eight times and then lur i, two ties. The bell was | to the two collegi - No\' l . it by the Monon Haihoml. DoPuuw lust won Hi. i;. ,| | years ago when tin t.k« . ti ped the Little Giants 8-0 .. In galls Field. The freshman teams oi th two schools will clash at ;n j in. Friday as a feutnn oi m tiv ies preceding the dash oi : colleges' varsity trams S itnr.li op Ihgalls Field Neither freshman i.-.u in, won this season, Butin deirntir the Wabash rhynies 12-(5 ;m : Ball State defeating tie I >< Pm frosh 7-0. Wabash has v..n ti., last two freshman gamn- In. , t ing Del’uuw 25-6 in 1918 ami 19*6 last ycai

7:30 Greencastle High School j game

9:00 Musical Overtime 9:15 Music of the Masters

10:00 Phil Duvi: Show 10:15 Cholly's Cornei

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Good Yea. No 1 n i(;i Ail Fin iiitui e Shop 12 181 i ubei io go 500 Series Hartman 507 Knetzer 539, Sutherlln 510, Beck 514 Lyon 575, Greer 516. E. Rader 571. Tuttle 550, P. Thomas 1 ■02 K Gartlnei 508, Henter 501. | 200 Games K Rader 223, TutIb :n:> Spurlock 200, Lyon 217 i;i i i.s\ u,i,i \\ is** IT" Kccl.sville 7th Grade bu.*- ( ki ti..id t.-ain nosed out the Belle Union 71 li Graders, 42 to 41. in a I ill played Tuesday night at i Keelsville.

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