The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1957 — Page 4

Old Gold Will Battle Bulldogs

Win-heavy football raeordr. two of the best in the state. y.-*r be carried into Indianapotfc*’ Btitler Bowl at 1:30 p. m. Saturday by the Butler Bulldogs ami l>c-

Fauw Tigers.

*• =erAnd Vpm ’with a 4-1' r»-

‘ ^ord. which Inchides last week’s IP-7 over Evansville, and .DePauw is third at 3-1. The flu bug forced Evansville to cancel its game with DePauw Oct. 26. Despite the emphasis on things defensive, both of Saturday's opponents boast high-powered running and passing attacks. With 823 total yards produced

SWniMEfcS IN MEETING **

by halfbacks Phil Mercer and

Sporting a composite re^rif of Kent Stewart who have averag-

ed 8 2 and 5.7 yards per carry, respectively, Butler has ground out almost five yards in each

rushing attempt.

The Bulldogs' top flinger is quarterback John Moses, with 28 •ompletions in 50 attempts for

10 wins and only thfe*^'!ok u C'. Butler (5-2) and DePauw (5-1) will be going all out to nail down second place in the Indiana Col-

legiate Conference.

St. Joseph's league-leading Pumas, who haven't been defeated in ICC play for two years, own decisions over both clubs, handling DePauw^ 7-0, and But-

ler. 34-13.

Judging from 1057 performances, Saturday's gam'' shapes up as an even-odd affair and a head-butting conte it b tween th tight defenses. Coach Toney Hinkle's Bulldogs have slapped the whitewash brush on two ICC opponents, Valpo and Indiana State and allowed single touchdowns to another pair, Ball State and

Evansville.

In fts defensive ledger, Bob Hicks' DePauw team shows a maximum one-game total of 14,

picked up by Ball State, and all even after the 1029 game with three examples of one-touch- 12 wins apiece and three ties, down efforts, produced by Valpo, The Bulldogs now have a 10Indiana State and St. Joe. game edge, thanks io a 12-game Butler currently holds the string which began in 1927.

DePauw University will be represented on the advisory council at a meeting of the Association of Synchronized Swimming for College Women in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Nov. 8-1A). Joining delegates from 44 other institutions at Vassar College will be Miss Mary Lou Miller, associate professor of physical education at DePauw, and Mary Ellen Arnold, 1 senior from Kenilworth, 111. Also representing DePauw will , be Patricia Collins, Greencast-1 le; Judith Hull, Berwyn, 111., and .Cornelia Morrison, Park Ridge, m.

! 21 yards, and end John Harrell has caught 19 of the tosses for

546 yards and five scores.

Leading the DePauw offense will be quarterback Morrie Goodnight, who has connected on 39 passes in 62 attempts for 725 yards and nine TD's. In the last thrge games his completion per

centage has been 82 percent.

Sophomore halfback Dick Mace is the Tigers' best groundgainer with a six-plus average on 302 yards in 48 attempts, and halfback Dick Hackenberg tops receivers with 12 catches for 284

yards and four tallies.

In a series which goes back to 1890, Butler and DePauw were

—PRESIDENT’S SPEECH ing a billion dollars a year on this item alone.” He noted that "one difficult obstacle” to the successful firing | of ballistic missiles was the problem of bringing them down on target at supersonic speeds and yet keep them from burning up like a meteor in the earth’s atmosphere. “Our scientists and engineers have solved that problem,” he

Aid. 'ThfS object hercift itiy Office is an experimental missile— Ra Nose Cone. It has been hundreds of miles to outer space and back. Here it is, completely intact.” He pointed it out to his television audience. The nose core, sitting on a red velvet-covered dolly to the President's left, was 32 inches high with a base diameter of 20 inches. It tapered to a rounded off 7 V4 inch diameter at the top. He said scientists had assured him “that we are well ahead of the Soviets in the nuclear field, , both in quantity and quality” and j "we intend to stay ahead.” “In numbers our stock of nuclear weapons is so large and so rapidly growing that we are able to disperse it to positions assuring its instant availability against attack, and still keep

TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, Nov. 10 12 Noon TRAP — SHEET STILL TARGETS State Farm Rifle & Pistol Club

HONEY SI0-S500 On Your Signature, Auto Household Goods Quick, Friendly, Service Come in or Phone Today Indiana Loan Co. 13 E. Washington Phone ■•15

e'trong referees.” The President also made these points: —The Navy has “atomic submarines” and “in both oceans ’ and possesses an atomic depth bomb and work has started on an atomic powdered aircraft carrier. —“Our ballistic test missiles have had successful flights to as much at 3,500 miles. An intercontinental missile is required, and we have some of them in advance state of development” —“But, because of our many forward positions, for us an intermediate range missile 1,500 miles is for some purposes as good as an intercontinental one.” Eisenhower said the Russian space satellite is “ an achievement of the first importance, and the scientists who brought it about doserve full credit and recognition.” But he said the earth satellites in themselves are no direct threat now. He said their real military significance “lies in the advanced techniques and tile compt f nee in military technology they imply” since powerful

rockets are heeded

them.

“In the main,” he said, “the Soviets continue to concentrate on development of war-making weapons and supporting indus-

tries.”

“This, as well as their political attitude in all international affairs, serves to warn us that Soviet expansionist aims have not changed.” “What the world needs today

to launch mE DA UY BANNER

FRL. NOV. 8. 1957. Purc 1 G R EE N CAST LE. IND.

even more than a giant leap into space," the President said, “is a giant step toward peace.’

• HOSPITAL NOTES Dismissals: Howard Kaylor, Spencer; Marjorie Bryant, Coatesville; Nellie Dicky, Robert Williams, Lawrence Rowings. Dr. Gerald Elliott, Greencastle.

DR.

J. F. CONRAD

OPTOMETRIST Phone 240 SOI E. Washington St.

PUTNAM LOAN CO. LOANS S20 To $500 Loan payment* cancelled In caae of unemployment doe to alckness, accident or death under an optional plan.

PHONE — 1296 1298

28 South Jackson

HAULING Driveway Stone -Sand Gravel -• Coal Livestock - Driveway Blacktopping JIM COFFMAN l mile south on 43 Phone 320-J

SPECIAL

IH PREMIUM ANTI-FREEZE Tripfe-Proteetlon Controls • Seepage • Rust—Corrosion • Foaming $2.25 Per Gal. $2.15 Case Lots WEESNER IMPL. CO.

Band Candy

TOMORROW Saturday, Nov. 9th Be ready for llie members of the band when they call at your home or office.

Specter/ low Price/ ^3^ Quidi Re<ovcrv ^ ga, ‘ size

Quick Recovery

Westinghouse

ELECTRIC

WATER HEATER

Buy Now and Save

• Constant 150-degree water supply! • Uses less current! • 10-Year Protection Policy! • All sizes in Deluxe Round or Table-Top Models!

L-.vou can be sure...if its West im*houseWRIGHTS ELECTRIC SERVICE

305 N. Jackson GREENC ASTl.E

Main Street CLOVERDALE

L "^ITe 0 Xiivi£ only,

RIVERS

TRIC Brings

Truly the Biggest Tif Bargain Value ever lo hit Greencastle

Our'Gfeatest Money Saving PHILCO SALE EVENT!

We Are Making Extra Liberal Allowances

- §

v-; V

HAVE YOU?

v Got what? A good start along The path to success. She has a BANK savings account with a growing balance.

Why did her parents choose a BANK savings account? Because a bank offers not only safety, interest and friendliness, but also so many helpful financial services under

one roof.

Deposit your savings in a BANK savings account. It's a BANK savings account when the teller will tell you he can

accept deposits...that your deposits are insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. And, of course, it's a BANK savings account when you deposit your savings with us.

BANK YOUR

SAVINGS DOLLARS

IN A

BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE.

HANK «nd TRLJ^T COMI^VNY IJiink First r GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

BANKii iheStwetii 'BeMV/uend

Positively The Most Tremendous Offer In TV History Total value over $400 and yet... you

MORE $ THAN

Regularly $343.95 NOW PHILOS SPECIAL

with OK trade

PLUS FME EXTRA One Year's Subscription to TV NEWS 52 EXCITING EDITIONS

JUST LOOK AT THESE MOST-WANTED TV FEATURES

pyJi^rrrS;

Your

f IHE &

■ ~ IJ-sVs Ot L3®i( s

aWWSTVWCH

^ Wrap-around Sound -jc Big 262 Sq. In. Picture ★ Deluxe HTV Chassis ★ Aluminized Picture Tube

^ 2 Position Range Switch ^ Built-in Phono Jock ★ Grained Crotch /Mahogany Top ^ Specially Engineered

All Yours In This Sensational Offer

philco

phiico

KiVERS ELECTRIC SHOP fjs'ges’.cGstle, Ind*