The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1957 — Page 3

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Net Squad Faces Rugged Schedule

Preparing for the longest and most rugged basketball schedule in DePauw history. Tiger Coach Cal Luther is pinning 1957*58 hopes on n:ne lettermen from last year’s Indiana Collegiate Conferen e championship team. First of Bengals’ 24 gamewill be a home affair Dec. 2 against VVhea ,i, 1956-57 NCAA small-college champion, and ICC title do fen v .! b gin Dec. 10 at St. Jo.-- oh'.-. »

In the long-distance category, DePauw will travel East for games ■with Camie Tech and Western Reserve ! Dec. 6-7, then move West for a pair with. UCLA n Los Angeles Dec. 13-14. Heading the list of returnees is last year’s leading scorer, guar 1 John Bunnell, second among all-time Tiger pointmakers behind Bob Schrier, who graduated last June after tally.ng a record 1415 points in four seasons. In addition to Bunnell. Luther will have four of his top six scorers—forward Tom Johnson, guard Morrie Goodnight, forward Bing Davis, and guard Joe Lawler. Only graduation loss aside from Schrier was center Sam

Ulmer, seventh on the scoring list, and additional returning lettermen include centers Chuck Cleaver and Dwight Tallman. forward Eirde Molzdewski. an ’ guard Carl Mediteh. Rounding out the list of veterans is guard Frank Estes, who earned a major award during the 1955-56 season but failed to repeat last year. Most impressive sophomores in pre-season workouts have been 6'4 Bob Canfield. Purcell. Oklahoma; 62 Drexell Harvey, Wood River, 111.. 6 0 Jarrell Graham, Mt. Vernon, HI., and 6’0 Darrell Crosby, Rock Island, 111. Also regarded as varsity material are two other sophomores, 5 0 Don Rich, Robinson. HI., and

6'6 John Thompffcin, Rochester, Ind. Goodnight. Mcxizelewski and Tallman. who currently hold own first-string j>>sitions with DePauw’s football warsi^v, will report to Luther at* the conclusion of the gridiron season. During the Christmas recess the DePauw Holiday Invitational will involve Illinois Wesleyan. James Millikin, Beloit and the host team in double-heaiders here Dec. 27 and 28. DePauw's 1957-58 twskethall schedule: Dec. 2 Whfeaton Dec. 6 At Carnegie T*?eh Dec. 7 At Western Reserve Dec. 10 At St. Joseph’s Dec. 13 At UCLA Dec. 14 At UCLA

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17 Indiana State 19 At Ball State 27 Illinois Wesleyan 28 James Millikin 4 At Evansville 7 At Wabash 14 Butler 18 At Valparaiso 21 At Indiana State 5 At Washington (St.

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8 St. Joseph's 12 Ball State 15 At Ohio Wesleyan 18 Hanover 20 Evansville 22 At Butler 25 Wabash 1 Valparaiso

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Soviet Russia celebrated the * 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution this week while its two earth satellites spun round the world. “Sputnik II” was projected into its glove-circling orbit by means of ‘‘new sources of power,” Moscow said. In the new satellite was sealed a dog, the world’s first space passenger, along with scientific instruments to record and broadcast its reactions as it sped at (the rate of 17,895 miles an hour, 1,056 miles above the earth. Communist leader Nikita S. Khrushchev was the orator at a special meeting of the Supreme Soviet, the parliament. Khrushchev boasted of Rus1 sia’s scientific successes and de- ■ rided the United States for its slowness. He boasted also that Russia would overtake the United States in industrial production, and he called again for a conference of capitalist and Communist countries on world issues. Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky, the new defense minister, reviewed an impressive military pai rade. In this, new weapons in- ! eluding two rockets, about 75 feet long, and numerous smaller rockets were displayed.

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! INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — South Bend Central and Indianapolis Attacks, finalists in the 1957 Indiana high school basketball tourney, today were tabbed as tbe top contenders for the throne in 1958. Each team received 10 votes j in a cross-section pre-season coaches’ survey by United Press. Champion South Bend lost three starters from the quintet that went all the way without a scratch during 1956-57 and will get a late start this time. Some j of the football-playing boys are ( expected to battle for starting berths on the hardwood floor, but they won’t be ready a week from Saturday when the Bears risk their 30-game winning streak against Gary Roosevelt. Personnel-wise, Attucks is in much better shape. New coach Bill Garrett, the former Shelbyville flash, inherited four starters from Ray Crowe, who was boosted upstairs to athletic director. The Tigers lost only Albert Mavey through graduation. And they have until Nov. 29 when they open against Sheridan to get over football bruises. The two powerhouses can expect plenty of competition, however. The experts figured at least 13 other outfits will be be ctling for state prestige. Indianapolis Tech grabbed 6 votes, Terre Haute Garfield 4, Fort Wayne South 3, and Terre 1 Haute Gerstmeyer 2. Others included South Bend Adams, Elkhart. Jeffersonville, Shelbyviile. Fort Wayne Central and North, Muncie Central and Elkhart. Among the smSll-town powers, Middlebury and New Paris were

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