The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1954 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1954.
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RLLHORENET TEAM DEFEATS CLAYTON, 58-48 EAST PUTNAM CARDS CHALK CP 1ITH STRAIGHT VICTORY
AN EXPLOSION <1 fir#* demolished the Wootworth building in Pottstown. Ft - three persons and causing an estimated f350.090 d . I blii t. which sent debric flying 100 feet, occurred just I" <•. t t tti * ) iy when another explosion wrecked the store. Tie ■ v. ■ 1 ••lieved touche#! off by ga.s. Ra I’jo station VV'PAZ ^ ; on the explosion when an announcer who was on the hi a > I.; •« k«d off his feet by the blast.
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Fillmore's Cardinals rolled jvcr Claj'ton’s Cardinals in the 3reencastle gym Tuesday night by the final score of 58 to 48. It was the 11th straight win of the season for the East Putnam nquad and only the second setback for the Hendricks county team. Fillmore, pacts! by I toss and Greenlee, was out in front at the juarter, 12 to 8. Clayton braced n the second period and the count at the half was knotted at 21-21. Fillmore spurted as the third frame got underway and jumped into a .'JO-21 advantage. Clayton again made a battle out of the proceedings and climbed to within five points of the Cards, 38 to e>0. With Ross showing the way, Fillmore outscored Clayton 20 points to 15 in the fourth quarter and that was the ball game, 58 to 48. T. Cherry, the big. good-look-ing Clayton boy with the double zero on his jersey, was individual high scorer for the evening as he chalked up nine field goals and three free tosses for a total of 21 points. Herschel Ross, Fillmore’s blonde star, collected 20 points. Greenlee bit for 13 to help the Putnam school s cause. Clayton managed to salvage a part of the night's program as the Hendricks county B team won the curtain raiser, 21 to 13. Big delegations from Clayton and Fillmore witnessed the contest along with fans from Green•astlc and other parts of Putnam county. The crowd, however was not quite as large as that vhich saw the Fillmorc-Reels-ville tilt recently. After the smoke of battle cleared away, the Fillmore rooters \qere naturally elated as.they considered Clkytliii ** pnJRably » * * the toughest ball club on the:r Regular schedule. Clay I on (18) FG FT PF Snodgrass, f 1 0 2 T. Cherry, f 9 3 5 Williams, c 4 0 1 Peyton, g 3 12 Johnson, g 0 0 0 R. Cherry, g 4 2 Fillmore (58) FG FT PF Tharp, f 2 0 0 Chadd, f 2 4 3 Ross, c 9 2 2 Greenlee, g 5 3 0 R. Sibbitt, g 3 2 1 W. Sibbitt, f Oil Manson, f 2 0 0 Officials: Thompson and Bak-
NET SCHEDULE \Vedne**Iay DePauw at St. Joseph's Belle Union vs. New Winchester at Stilesvillc Gosport at Cloverdale F ritlay Grecncastle at Sheiidan Stilesville at Bainbndge Cloverdale at Eminence Russellville vs. Belle Union at Stilesville. Roachdale at Amo Saturday Indiana State at L>el’auw Amo at Reelsville Coaches Attend Sports Sessions Three, members of DePauw's athletic staff—Jack Horton, Mike Snavely. and R. R. Neal—are in Cincinnati this week for meetngs of national sports groups. Morton, head baseball coach at DePauw, is attending the American Baseball Coacher Association convention; football coach Snavely, the American Football Association convention; and athletic director Neal. The National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting. Morton's sessions began Monday and end today. The conclaves attracting Snaveiy and Neal get underway today and continue through Saturday.
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No Games Carded On School Time INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 6 (INS)—The Indiana High School Athletic Association has released he following schedule of games for the basketball sectionals to limit the loss of school time to a minimum. No games will be played on school time at 29 centers playing 3, 9. 10 and 11 team tourneys. These schedules are: Eight team: Thursday 7 and 3:15 P. M.; Saturday 1, 2:15 and 3:15 p. m. Nine team: Thursday 6. 7:15 and 8:30 p. m., Friday 7 and 8:15 p. m.;. Saturday 1, 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. Ten team: Wednesday 7 and j 8:15 p. m.; Thursday 7 and 8:15 p m.; Friday 7 and 8:15 p. m.; and Saturday 1, 2 15 and 8:15 p.
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Eleven team: Wednesday 6. 7:15 and 8:30 p. in.; Thursday 7 and 8:15 p. m.; Friday 7 and 8:15 p. m.; Saturday 1, 2:15 and 8:15
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Twenty-five tourneys will have games scheduled on half of a school day Most cases this will be Friday afternoon but there are some cases in split sectionals which have games sch«Kluled on Wednesday or Thursday after-
noons.
Ten tourneys with 15 or 16 i teams have games scheduled in both the morning and afternoon of a school day. All of these are scheduled for Friday except at the Ganett-Auburn sectional | which will be played at two sites,
all games on Wednesday.
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Dummy’s ten won the second trick and Mr. Muzzy saw he had no chance for his contract un- ; less he brought in the diamonds. A t trick three he ied a diamond from the board and finessed the
queen. Mr. Dale won with his ione king and cashed three heart tricks to put the hand down one. “Bang down your ace of diamonds. Don’t take the finesse,” screamed Mr. Heinsite. "That’s ridiculous,” Mr. Muzzy replied. "With four diamonds out, how could I be expected to know Dale had a singleton king?” He appealed to Mr. Dale to support his argument but. the old master had to admit that this
lime (Whether by chance or not) Mr. Hein.sk e had something. Correct Play "He's right. Muzzy," Mr. Dale said. "Your coi reel play at the third trick was to lay down the ace of diamonds and not because you could figure me for the lone king. The point is that you could afford to lose a diamond trick to Mrs. Keen. If she won the second lead of diamonds with the king, she would have no
heart to return. Or, if she did, then the hearts would be divided evenly and we could win only three hearts and a diamond. “You could not afford to lose a diamond to me. Now, if I had the king of diamonds, guarded, 1 you were never going to make the hand. But you had absolutely nothing to lose by making a safety play against the possibility that I had the king all by itself.’’
It's Blackwood On Bridge Heinsite Sometimes Calls Cards Right Mr. Heinsite is not above expecting his partner to drop singleton kings and doubleton queens when there are five or six cards of a suit outstanding. In most cases, of course, this is completely unreasonable. But there was an odd twist in today’s deal which made Mr. Heinsite’s criticism correct and justified. South dealer Neither side vulnerable North (Mr. Heinsite) S - K ,J 7
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South (Mr. Muzzy) S - A Q 5 H - Q 9 7 D - A Q 9 3 C - A 8 2 i’he bidding: outh West North East i N T Pass 2 N T Pass INT All Pass Mr. Dale led the five of hearts uxl his partner won with the ee and returned the four. Here Mr. Dale made a thoughtful play. He could have gone up with the king and led a third round of hearts, hoping to get in later with
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NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OPENED A combination of profit, safety and availability for your savings. TOTAL FUNDS ADVANCED TO HOME BUYERS f irst mortgages on local homes ... budgeted to the individual ability to pay.
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EARNINGS PAID TO SAVERS IN 19S3 609 savers increased their annual income by sharing in this amount. RESERVES SET ASIDE FOR SAFETY Held at all times as a safeguard for savers’ at. '•mints. TOTAL RESOURCES Made possible by the community's use of our facilities. CURRENT RATE S'J PER ANNUM
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