The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 January 1955 — Page 6

THE DAItT BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1955.

CHATEAU Tonight, Fri. & Sat. JOHN WAYNE • GAIL RUSSELL in "WAKE OF THE RED WITCH'

WEEK END SPECIALS Large TURKISH BATH TOWELS, Only 43c LADIES RAYON PANTIES, 25c Ea., 5 pairs for SI

WHILE THEY LAST PEPPERALL SHEETS, Only SI.S8 Each

REDUCED FOR JANUARY CLEARANCE (kitHirn s<-ts to niitt< h — Sold separately) CANNISTER SETS, were 28c - NOW WASTE BASKETS, were 69c - NOW BREAD BOXES, were SI.19- NOW SOAP SHAKERS, were 29c » NOW CLEANER SHAKERS, were 19c-NOW F. K. WUERTZ 5c TO $1.00

Sheridan Will Meet Tiger Cubs

Greencastle's Tiger Cubs will be host to the Sheridan high i school net tossers in the local J gym Friday night. The visitors have won six and | lost three this season. Last year, I Sheridan edged the Cubs, 52-51, i in an overtime battle, Putnam county teams will al?o see action after the annual Yuletide vacation period. The complete hardwood court card for the weekend is as follows: Friday Sheridan at Greencastle Amo at Roachdale Bainbridge at Stilesville Eminence at Cioverdale New Market at Fillmore. Saturday Reelsville at Amo DePauw at Butler

Old Rivals Will Tangle Saturday

Two long-time cage opponents —DePauw and Butler square off for an ICC tilt at the Butler Fieldhouse Saturday night in

hardwood meeting

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their 65th since 1906.

Although the visiting Bengals already have won two and lost two in the conference, it will be the first loop outing of the season for Butler, last year’s cc-

, champions.

In this 48-year-o!d series, the Bulldogs hold a comfortable 4123 edge in victories. Last year each team took a 10-point verdict on its home floor. Butler dropped five of its first seven games in the current campaign, but all of the losses were inflicted by Big 10 opponents. Cal Luther’s Tiger outfit has a record of three wins, four losses

and one tie.

T he tie, produced by a scoring error, was a 67-67 standoff against Wabash, a team which Tony Hinkle and company beat in the Fieldhouse, 79-67. Two Indianapolis products— Howe's Cob Schrier at DePauw and Broad Ripple’s Wally Cox at Butler*—are leading their respective clubs in scoring this season thus adding a bit of intra-city competition to Saturday’s clash. Schrier, a sophomore forwarc who holds the one-season scoring record for DePauw with 32 j points, is canying a 19.9 average; and Cox, one of three freshmen in the Butler starting lineup, has a 14-plus average. Paired with Cox at guard for Butler will be Bobby Plump, top"arked prep eager in Indiana last : year while playing for Milan's | -.tate champions. Plump has averaged 11 points <i game since making his first appearance against Purdue. Other DePauw starters are sophomore Sam Ulmer at center, senior Ron McCammack and I freshman John Bunnell at the guards, and junior John Dehner at the other forward. Bunnell has been one of the defensive

standouts this season, and McCammack is second in scoring with 81 points. Along with Cox and Plump. Hinkle probably will start senior Don Holloway at center and junior Joe Ditmire and freshman Ted Guzek at forward. Holloway trails Cox in th« point department with 68 and a 13-plus average.

Local Net Teams Split Twin Bill Two Greencastle teams split a double-header at Crawfordsville Wednesday evening. The local 8th Graders won their tilt, 38^to 36, while the 9th Grade squad lost to the host team, 40 to 34.

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CLOVERDALE WINS The Cioverdale Junior High Basketball team defeated Rieclsville, 28 to 22, Wednesday even-

ing in the Reelsville gym.

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FOX DRIVE AT RUSSELLVILLE

SATURDAY, JAN. 8 — STARTING TIME 9 A. M. SHOTGUNS ONLY. Sponsored by Russellville Conservation Club. Luneh will be served.

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Bowling is one of the oldest of all sports, its origin being traced to the Egyptians of 5200 B. C.

PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, January 8 ■■ 1:03 P. M. 704 South Illinois Sirsof Some of this furniture is Antique. Cook range, wood heater, coal heater, metal bed and springs, brass bed and springs, iron bed and springs, overstuffed sofa ami two chairs to mutch, several rockers, 4 leather bottom chairs, some odd chairs, buffet, >e\vin j- machine, player piano, piano heir'll, 40 player rolls for piano, kitchen cabinet, round oak table, 3 dressers, vanity, wash stands, 0(11 tables, dishes, pots, pans, porch sw ing, folding chairs, approximately 2 cord dry round wood. Many articles too numerous to mention. TERMS - GASH. Nothing to be removed until paid for. COL. CARL K. MORLAX, Auct. ROBERT AKER, Clerk. MRS. ALMEDA FliLFORD, Owner

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