The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 March 1954 — Page 4

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THE DAILY BANNER, GnEENCASUE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1954

Arley Andrews Stars For Cats

INDIANAPOLIS. Marrh 18.— <TNSi Fortunately for Terre Hai:t«- Gerstmeyer, Arley Andrews a year of school be-r-ause of illness when he was a

< hild.

That kept hint from graduating With his tw i-brother Harley after T*-<h ( the state high .school i.asketl-tll title last year

fay one tH>iJ<t

That also gave Coarh Howard

Sharp

Arley’; .-<*•- '> and if it hadn’t been for Arley’s 31 points last

( Saturday, Gerstmeyer easily j eertld have beer stdehned. W-h*! instead of winning 49-46 from

Jeffersonville

In the regional and semi-final ] play. Arley has struck for 25. 20. 31 and nine points The nine point showing was against Evansville Central when he picked up four persoai tfci early and

the Black Cats of Number 13 Street in Terre Haute and their Ripley county opponents fro: i Milan is that each squad returns with four of last year’s finalists. Jerry Sturm is pivoting for Gerstmeyer m place of Harold Andrews who moved to forward to replace his nephew Harlev.

Marvin Wood moved Ronnie

fouled out at 4:06 orf the fourth I Truitt into pivot to replace Ji. i

, Wendlemen while Ray Craft won 1 a spot on the starting five. Arley carries a heavy load of

until an offensive average of 67 9 points per game compared to .50.8 it has allowed opponents. Milan has slammed 56 4 per gam? through in seven tourney tests and allowed opponents only 38.4. One thing which could driv Tech to the title might be a sign which lias hung on a corner in

quarter.

That was where the seniorstudded team’s balance paid off as Bill Bolk got 12 points and Jack Smith contributed 13 (the latter matching ftvahsrtlle CWit-

mic d mother year of ral’s Jerry Clayton for high scor-

ing honors).

An interesting point between

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the Gerstmeyer artillery but his uncle, Harold, a junior. do“s right well for himself and has scored si point* tn #ie last fwur games, being shut out in the Jef-

fersonville scrap.

He made up-for that defection with timely firing against Evansville Central in the championship fray at Bloomington. Ever since Gerstmeyer lost that 42-41 thriller to South Bend Central last year, Sharpe and his hoys have pointed for the 1954 tourney. Their determination seemed their weakest point but it has carried them within two games of the coveted title. Standing in their path is a team Sharpe said he fears more than any other team in the finals. Well he might feel that way about it because Milan’s d** liberate brand of ball is the type Clinton used to end Tech’s string ai 22 near the close of the season. Sliarjie said his boys are playing each game as it comes up and he has centered his plans on devising a way to beat the Milan cat and mouse game. Gerstmeyer enters the tourney /j

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FINCASTLE The latest victims of measles are Martha, Caroline and Phylis Mandleco and Beverly and Lynda Grimes. Jimmy Mandleco was p patient last week. Mr. and Mrs Leon Myers were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Posher Saturday. Mr. Myers has been quite ill with the flu. Nancy Borden visited Rue Ann Ctodfelter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Brothers and Gene Ctodfelter attended the semi-finals at Butler Field House Saturday ami were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Damon Lawrence and sons. Other guests of the Lawrences were Mrs. Maude Brothers ami Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers. Those suffering from flu this week are Perle Bridges and daughter, Cauda, Kenneth Shai - non ami Miss Sura Borden. Mrs. Nona Routh visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shannon, Sunday. Mr. Harshbarger of Bain bridge preached in our pulpit Sunday morning.

WHERE’S THE FIRE* Hang on to your seat! That’s just the gang rushing over to your house because the rumor's gotten around that your daughter is planning to seme WHIZBURGERS at her party tonight. And you can leave it to the teens to know

what’s cooking.

For mothers who are trying to keep up with their daughters, a W hizburger is a divine concoction consisting of a patty of ground beef (Kroger’s, natch, for the best results on account of that famous 80-20 pure red beef to fat combination) m spoonful of Kraft’s Cheez Whiz and a Kroger bun. Better be ready with plenty of replacements because they'll melt •way like snowflakes.

Until next week.

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pnrty?

Made with Kroger U. S. Inspected Fresh Ground Beef

Wf RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Plac* a slice of onion on bottom half of each bun, then a hot broiled hamburger. Put a spoonful of Cheez M/hiz on each hamburger and cover with lops of buns. Tastes wonderfull

The rich red color and fine fresh flavor tell you ns ground fresh *j several tfcMfe « day tram the besteating beef! Contains just enough - fat for perfect Savor.

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