The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1952 — Page 3

SPORTS By Jim Zeis

THf DAIIY BAMNER, GRFFNCAS'-E, NDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1952.

leek's Net Card Wedneaday jluachilale vs. Belle Union, at , Winchester eelsville at Bainbridge itusacllville vs. Montezuma, at ii-shall Thursday tjrPauw at Indiana State Friday fcylllvun at (Jreencastle ItilesviHe a* Bainbridge Hoverdale at Eminence Mllmore at Uiuloga teelsville at Quincy Saturday k.ake Forest at DePauw |. D. Grad May Be I. U. Coach BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. Jan. 0. (UP) Speculation rose today a t Notre Dame backfield uch Bernie Crimmins will be jned head football coach at Inana University. Officially, university spokeslen denied the post to be vacat by Clyde Smith April 1 actilly was offered the former grid baseball star, now asjtant to Frank Leahy. But reached at his home in uisville, Kv., Crimmins said, didn't know the deal has been Mnpleted.” He said there were' everal details to be worked

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*Tt they were worked out,” he tided. "I'll see you in Blooming-

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Crimmins ear lier said he would Jo; to get the job. He also said hopeil some day to return to lotre Dante as h. ad * oat h afti ■ Rally's retirement. Crimmins previously was men* foiled a- one ot several pro.spc' - coaches to succeed Smith, klio announced his resignation pidway during the season. H llso is believed to be one of five bentors in line for the coaching kist at Pittsburgh, held last seaon by Athletic Director Tom Hamilton. Members of the Indiana Athbtic Comiiiittee refused combent Chairman John Mee said laturday the job has not been ffered to anybody yet. But anther spokesnian said annodncer‘nt ol a new coach may ue klthconiing this week. 1 Crimmins earned three football Itter- at Notre Dame and dur|k his last year, in 1941, played lider l^eahy. After a 38-month Itch in the navy he returnep to lotre Dame in 1946 as Leahy’s isistant.

Brazil Whips Cub Net Team

Brazil downed Gteeneastle in rather listless high school not tilt Tuesday evening, 43 to 26. The game was played on the Brazil floor and the host squad led all the way. The Tiger Cubs trailed, 5-11 at the quarter; 14-17, at the half; and 16-29 at the end of the third period. Bobby West’s three buckets in the first half was the best in GreencastU’s futile scoring effort. Brazil’s B team also carne through to hand the local B squad one of its few defeats so far this season, 29 to 25. Whitman and Brown collected five points each for the Cubs in tlte varsity encounter which is less than they usually contribute during a game. This Friday night, the Greencastle boys will be host to Bull - van’s Golden Arrows. Summary: lulus (26) West ......... Reeves Taylor McMahel Gould Hatcher Brown Stevens Whitman Mas ten Bra/.il (42) Bussing Sanderson Metz Cox Wheeler Redenbarger Miller

Ciayfa.i Wins From Cardinals

19 20 23 24 24 25 40 41

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Bowling News ITHST-l IT12EN8 BANK LEAGUE

First-Citizens Bank 35 Swick’s Lunch 34 Uvengood’s Men’s Shop 31 Snack Shop 30 Stoner Ins 30 Jones Restaurant 29 Roachdale Electric Co. 14 Elberta’s Beauty Shop 13 Swick’s Lunch, 3, 2179 burta’s Beauty Shop, 0, 1011. First-Citizens Bank, 3, 2107; Jones Restaurant, 0, 1965.

Livengood’s Men’s Shop, 3,

2145; Stoner Ins.. 0, 2049.

Snack Shop, 2, 1993; Roach-

| dale Electric Co,, 1, 1773.

400 and over: A. Von Tress 493, L. Peterson 479, D. Crawford 469, J. McClaine 458, L Spurlock 454, V. Proffitt 449, E. Beck 447, L. Weaver 446, M. Monnett 425, J. Hardwick 424, G. White 422, R. Hall 418, J Etter 414. T. Burkhardt 410, M Moore 410, J. Hunter 408, C. Swiekard

407, J. Hartman 404, C. Masteu 402, M. Hammond 402. High single game: Evelyn

Beck, 194.

TRIAL POSTPONED FORT WAYNE. Ind , Jan. 9— < UP) The first-degree murder trial of Steven J. Maljak. 29, was postponed for one week today while he recovered from wounds suffered in his second suicide attempt. Authorities said the former restaurant operator slashed his wrists with a razor blade in the Allen county jail yesterday, only hours before he was to go on trial for the fatal shooting of his wife, Maxine, last August 3. Maljak was rushed to a hospitol and received three blood transfusions, and attendants said he will recover. He shot himself in the abdomen after shooting his wife, authorities said, in his first attempt to end_

his life.

The trial before Allen circuit judge William H. Schannen was reset for Jan. 15 .

FERN NEWS Mi. and Mrs. Leon Sutherlin and family spent Sunday evening visiting relatives at Indianapolis Saturday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. A P. Stoner were Buck Adams of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hebcr and granddaughters Anna Mae, Jane and Barbara Burks. Glenn Burks and a boy friend from Manito, 111., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber visited relatives at Knightsville

Sunday.

Harlan Nelson of Pleasant Gardens called on Mr. and Mis. Joy Cummings Monday morning. COM VIIKNIOViKIOr VI.I.OW \ MMS The following claims ware allow t<l h> the Puinuni County Commissioners at their regular meeting in the conn house in lireellrustlc. Intlltmu. on M nmlii \.

January 7, 1952. (•Hsulllle Clllims tienrge E. Knaiier

John Alien Artie Boswell Kluier Cox Hubert K. Cooper . . uka Hymer

Abe Sutherlin Albert Sadler Ralph Spencer

67.20 54.15 72.00 42.73 4 2.75 27.20 27.35

(toil

51.30 24.00 42.75

Lloyd Arno]

Kenneth Rrondstreet Rachel Buis Thomas Huudy .... Fred E. Boatman . . .

Frank Hetivln

Herman Hendricks Istokey Hurst

Raymond Lady 42.75 Thomas Terry ... 42.75 Water Works Dept. 2.00 Standard Anto Paris 70.00 Creeneastle Motors Corn 37. r ( King' Morrison Foster Co. . S 7:.’ Indiana Equipment Co.. Im . 108.56 M <V- It Auto Parts 38.4'.* Indianapolis Office <'o . .70 Patnain Co. Ves'n Iiir Vgls v;:iAI Lucas & Collins Coal Co 19 0!* Sherman Thompson 502.50 Couiiiy Revenue CTalins Alfred Stone * 00 00 Win. U. Tipton 80 00

F.ngene Patrick VV i yn,. McCullough

$ 47.25

4 7.25 51.50 51.30 59.85 42.75 47.25 10.50 03.3.5

ATLANTIC CITY BLAZE LEVELS RESORT HOTELS

NEW WAYSVJLLK [Mr. and Mrs. Ru.ssell Cooker hem- Paragon, called on Mr. M Mis W. H. Ader, Monday ftemoon. I Mr. and Mrs. lister Wilson nd family were Sunday dinner liesU of Mr and Mrs. Earl pfferies and family. Itlolei Leak anil children were Inner guests of Lulu Ward, nday. J Utna Bell Visited the Weekend |ith her mother and sister, I'lnt Dell Keck and Pearl lliott. I BehnDai ket who is in serfro spent Uie Christmas holi-

Fillmore's Cardinals found the rangy Clayton busketeers a little too tough Tuesday evening us the boys* from Hendricks county won, 57 to 41, in a tilt played on the Gieemaslle gym

court.

Clayton was ahead at the hal!, 28 to 17, and proceeded to outscore the East Putnam Cards, 29-24. during the Iasi two quarters to win by a 16-point margin. Newkirk and Cash were high for Fillmore with 13 and 11 points respectively. Summary: Clayton 57 F<1 FT PF Cherry i i 5 Wheakly 5 o 3 Barnes ... 6 1 3 Thompson . 0 0 2 Sheaer .2 2 4 Pickeral 3 j 3 Mynattl 8 2 3 Fillmore 41 FG IT PF Newkirk 4 5 1 H. Ross 0 t 4 M. Ross 1 0 0 Newman .1 9 4 Zaring 10 4 Cash 5 1 1

days with his parents. Mr. anti Mrs. Grover Barker. Ralph Bell left Thursday for the army.

Ind.

OrII Irwin .

Dorothy Irwin . Oertle Ho wen ..

Frank Irwin .

Dorothy Irwin . Hnllio Terry . . Joseph G Rollings Joseph <1 Rollings Joseph G RollingH Josenh G. Rollings Mullins Drug Storn

Public Service Co of Sam Hunna R. T. Moore Metzger Lumber Co. Putnam County Graphic Dept, of Sewage Disposal Dept, of Water Works . Dept. 4*f Sewage Dinpusul Public Service of I ml. . . Dept, of Water Works* .1 Earl Allen .. Eric Docsen

Putnam Co. Ass n Ins. Awls.

Rouchdule Bank

Carl Frazier

100.00 50.00 50.00 30.00 50.00 50.00 45.50 5.00 3.00 5.02 3.00 140. 22.00 5.00 7.70 23.55 42.25 4 4.20 4.on 42.82 0.50 23.00 40.1S 50.00 10.(Ml 2.00

Hcrschel McCullough

Joan D. Graves . Cully Price Charles Albright Wilson Garrison Clifford King .. .Milton Berry . . . W. E. Lewis .... David L. Sublet t Charlie Day .... Paul Lukenbill John Ma layer . . . Gordon Wliitnmn

John (lUillianiH

F M. Alice Cecil Huffman . .

Pblllin Evans Audrey Crndick

Lucas-Collins Coal Put. Co. Ass‘n Ins.

Putnam County Graph!)

Rensie B. Wright

Daily Han net* A. J. Smith

Signed: Janus .Auditor

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10.00

2.00 4.00 2.00 2.04) 4.00 2.0Q 2.00 4 00 2.00

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Putnam CountV

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You Bank Here with Pride, Profit and Safety

Comparative Statement of Condition Central National Bank of Greencastle, Indiana December 31st.

IKE BACKERS GET GREEN LIGHT

ASSETS 1951

1950

Cash and Due from Banks

$1,545,823.83

$1,172,227.25

U. S. Government Bonds

2,361,662.33

2,868,970.66

Municipal and Other Bonds

546,251.70

370,645.22

Loans and Discounts (Less Reserves)

2,170,358.34

1,772,889.76

Real Estate Mortgage Loans

532,822.58

513,380.42

Interest Accrued and Other Assets

20,645.01

22,772.03

Bank Building and Equipment

50,000.00

65,000.00

TOTAL BANK ASSETS

$7,227,563.88

$6,785,885.34

Trust Assets . . . . ..

217,979.86

195,635.84

TOTAL ASSETS ....

$7,445,543.74

$6,981,521.18

LIABILITIES

Deposits U. 5. Government Commercial Savings TOTAL DEPOSITS Unearned Discount, Accruec Reserve for Contingencies Capital . . . . Surplus . • . . Undivided Profits

TOTAL BANK Trust Liabilities

LIABILITIES

T. L. O'Hair, President

Kenneth E. West, Vice President James R. Pence, Vice President Robert H. O’Hair, Vice President W. D. Mayhall, Assistant Vice President

TOTAL LIABILITIES

OFFICERS

H. L. Wells, Cashier Edith I. Browning, Assistant Cashier Walter A. Letzler, Jr., Assistant Cashier F. Mace Aker, Assistant Cashier Clyde R. Randel, Counsel

1951

1950

$ 51,919.10

$ 139,457.76

4,005,769.16

3,666,321.43

2,563,299.72

2,426,035.72

$6,620,987.98

$6,231,814.91

Int. 117,763.00

99,772.10

14,867.93

18,000.00

1 00,000.00

100,000.00

. 300,000.00

200,000.00

73,944.97

136,298.33

$7,227,563.88

$6,785,885.34

217,979.86

195,635.84

$/,445,543.74

$6,981,521.18

statement through Brig Gen. Charles T. Lanham,

fwei ILv ^ recto ' at SHAPE near Paris. Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-

n- .j wln ac< '*pt a "clear-out call’’ by the people to be-

|lDrem» r-** 8 dent ‘ al can< t>d«te on the Republican ticket. The ter th.» l° mmander of the Allied Powers in Europe says, how-l-veai'-oiH 6 Wou * d hot campaign actively for the nomination The I'i' * 0 ,fenera ' stressed he would not leave his European post

'■urrniv e* the oa’l ' it I Intern lional)

James S. Albin O. F. Overstreet

DIRECTORS F. L. O'Hair D. W. Kil'inger

Ernest H. Collins Clyde R. Rondel

The Oldest and Largest Bank in Putnam County MKMIiKK FEDERAL DKFOHIT INSURANCE CORPORATION