The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1958 — Page 4
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McConnell fres. CHICAGO < UP» The board I of directors of Sears. Roebuck 4 I Co. has picked Sears President ' Fowler B. McConnell as the next j
chairman of the board.
The directors also selected I . Charles H. Kellstadt. vice president in charge of the firm's j southern territory, to succeed Me- j
Connell as president.
Both will be nominated for \ their new posts at the next board meeting May 12. which also is the 1 date of the annual stockholders' !
meeting.
The selection of McConnell and Kellstadt was announced today by Board Chairman Theodore V. Houser, who earlier this week announced his intention to retire.
SPORTS
By JIM ZEIS
1958 COUNTY ALL-STAR SQUAD
PLAYER
POSITION
SCHOOL
Neil Irwin
Forward
Fillmore
Bob Renner
Forward
Reetsville
Jim Hayes
Forward
Cloverdale
llarnh! Barnett
Forward
Reelsville
Jim Sheese
Fonter
Cloverdale
Jeff Blue
Center
Bainbridge
Jerry Lewis
(>ua rd
Reelsville
C. j! Huller
' Guard
Fillmore
Jon Steele
Gua rd
Cloverdale
Jim Sharp
Guard
Cloverdale
HONORABLE MENTION:
E. Hammond,
Hassler, Hutcheson.
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REELSVILLE WINS COUNTY NET TOURNEY
INDIANS KDGE CLOVERS !N FINAL TILT. 13-72, TO BECOME CHAMPS
"FIRM POLICY" — Robert E. Gross, head of Lockheed aircraft, tells the Senate preparedness subcommittee in Washington that the first need of the post-sputnik era is a "firm, clear-cut policy of national defense that must stem" from the Pi'esident. (International)
BABY OF 10-YEAR-OLD MOTHER-Nurse Joan Hall of Mary’s Help hospital in San Francisco holds the 7-pound baby boy born to a girl only 10 years old. She is believed to be the youngest mothei in U. S. medical history. She named her • -stepfather as the baby's father. He is Harry M. Lee, 28. Under arrest, he denied the accusation. The mother weighs only 73 pounds more than baby. (International Soundphoto)
WITHOUT A COUNTRY—Mrs. Julia Farkas and her three children, Pumbe, 2. Hajnaika, 8, and Atila, 6, are shown in a refuge center in Crawley, England, where they found .shelter after entering the country illegally in a group of 31 Hunganan refugees. The 11 went to Brazil from Hungary. couldn't find jobs and stowed away on the Englandbound ship Monarch of Bermuda. They were ordered deported on the same ship, but it had sailed when they were taken to the pier. Mrs. Farkas is to remain in England till her baby is born. The others, including her husband, were ord^jgfi deported. (International Soundphoto)
Reelsville staged a fictional “Frank Mm Swell” finishe Saturday night to edge Cloverdale, 73 to 72, for the 1958 Putnam County high school basketball championship in the Greeneastle gymnasium. Theie was nothing fictitious, however, about the way Indian ace, Jerry Lewis, grabbed the bail and drove under for a layup with five seconds to go to register a one-point victory for the Washington Township ag-
gregation.
Needless to say, the Reelsville fans were absolutely delirious when the final gun sounded and the Clovers backers just couldn’t
| believe it.
The game was a battle all the wjy with the Indians holding a j scant 13-12 advantage at the quarter and a 36-33 lead at half- : time. During the first twe periods the score was knotted seven time at 2-2. 4-4, 11-11, 1919, 21-21, 27-27, and 29-29. It was all even during the third frame witii both teams collect i”g 19 points. Incidentally, Lewh woh had racked up 18 points in : the first half, went scoreless during these eight minutes, and the (ount was 55-52, Reelsville. In the last quarter, Jim Sharp put Cloverdale ahead, 70 to 67. Lloyd Broadstreet missed a free throw for the Clovers and Lewis hit to make it 70-69. With a minute to play, Jim Sheese dropped i in a pai'- of tosses from the ehaiity stripe after Bob Renner committed his fifth personal and n appeired that Cloverdale had it sewed up, 72 to 69. Eri Hammond had another idea, however, and lie connected from ihe side to make it. 72-71. In a furious scramble in mid court. Lewis gaine 1 possession of the ball and went under for the ] winning basket snd it was all over with Reelsville the champs.
73 to 72.
For Reelsville, the entire stai Ling five were superb, coming j through when field goals were ; badly m 'ded and it was a great big feather in the hat of the new Indian coach, Marvin Knoop. The work of lanky Jim Sheese.
Clover center, was outstanding ! Smith Tim Hayes and Jim Shaip a’c . Osborne
also to no cong; a tula ted for h u’ perf i ma aces. Jon Steele, j who prov'ded most of the scoring nu’H-h in g mes against Fillmore and Bainbridg", was held to i eve n points bv the Reelsville de- !
c ense.
High scorers in the champion- j ;hin tilt were Lewis with 32 and Shee.-e with 30. Semi-Final Round In raining their way to the 'iral game. Reelsville eliminated ' stu^b vn Roachdale squad Satirday afternoon. 59 to 40. The Hawks put up a good fight Hiring the first two quarters with the Indians leading by only wo at the end of the open ng ’?a:ne. 12-10. They managed to •scr S' the tempo in the second levied and led. 29 to 21, at the rest intermission. ReeDville then forged into a 11-30 margin a: the three quarter lost and flashed under the wire n the home stretch. 59 to 40 Pat Rady and Bob Baird lookd mighty good in defeat for Roacndale. Again it was Lewis with 10 noin*- who spearheaded the Indian attack. Cardinals Defeated Fillmore provided Cloverdale vith plenty of worry in the ther semi-final scrap, especially luring the first half. The East Putnini Cardinals rtpiay:.! the husky Clovers in he opening frame and were uicad, 17 to 16. Coach Glenn Steele managed o g.-t his Cloverdale outfit going in the second stanza and the
South Putnam netters got out
in front, 33 to 27.
Cloverdale then oustscored Fillmore, 16 to 12. in the third period and led, 49 to 39. The Cards wilted in the fourth quarter and the Clovers went on to win going away, 70 to 47. Jon Steel and Jim Sheese furnished the necessary scoring ammunition for the winners while C. J. Huller and Neil Irwin richly deserved the plaudits of the
crowd.
Championship G me
Reelsville (73) FG FT
Barnett 3 Renner 7 E. Hammond 6 Lewis 14 Hassler 4 Hutcheson 0 Totals 34 Cloverdale (72) ! FG Broadstreet 1 Hayes 5 Sheese 12 J. Steele 3 Sharp 6 Gerlach 3 B. Steele 0 Totals 30
before, during a^d after milkuig sessions in December. Both reported milk production Up over the corresponding month last year, but Faeth, the quiet music man, said his increase was substantially greater. Hitz said his cows became exliemely nervous when t-'e volume was turned u > on Lie :oi k and roll records. The "semi-sc.enlific” expeiimentation grew out of a joke between farm director Ted Mangner and disc jockey Jim Butler of radio station KMOX with the help of the Sanitary Milk Producers Assn.
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, ther than the more normal j H—A KQ98 P 63 C-K9. [ fourth-best. What do you say? The idea wan to make declarer | Answer: Bid ore heart. The
think that West had only a 4card club suit. < When the deuce is a plaver's fourth-beet card, he has thre.? higher but none lower.) West hoped that South would fee! safe in giving up an early trick. As it happened, the lead didn't
hand is tons trong for an opening bid of one no-trump, and the diamonds are too weak for such a bid. You expect to make a strong bid at your second turn.
conventionally-powered icebre k ers and doesn't need another.
tWO ARE JAILED
make South feel safe. He knew , that the opponents had ten clubs ^ between them, and he didn't care
vhich of them held six.
Declarer needed the first nine DANVILLE, 111. (UP)—Walter I ,ncks and thc-efore had to guess
j Gump. 36. and John R. Diefen- 1 " hethe *- t° tr Y a finesse in spades ; baugh. 48. both of Muncue. Ind.. i ° r in diam ™ ds - ^ he picked the i were held in Vermillion County finesse, he uould win
Jail here today in lieu of $40,000 ! " ine tncks: otherwise he would
bond each in connection with the S3.000 robbery of a supermarket
here Jan. 18. ' PICKED WRONG FINESSE The two appeared before Cir- Strangely enough. South pickcuit Judge John S. Spivey Sat-! cd the wrong finesse and still urday and pleaded innocent to in- made his contract. At the second dictments charging them with trick he led a low diamond anil
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WASHINGTON UP — As far as the U. S. Coast Guard is concerned, Russia can keep its distinction of being the only nation with an atom-powered icebreaker. Vice Adm. Alfred C. Richmond. commandant of the Coast
Guard, told a House Merchant . kidnaping, armed robbery and burglary-larceny. No date was
j set for a hearing.
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finessed dummy's queen thought 'ong and carefully
refused the trick!
South then proceeded to run DRIVER SLUGGED, ROBBED Hs nin P tricks, thanking hi INDIANAPOLIS UP - The luc k.V stars as h.‘ did so. pedestrian Richard Greenfield. Mind you. this series of errors 33, stopped his car for Saturday d ' dn 1 take place in my Aunt apparently doesn’t believe that ^ e P z ^ a f 1 s Thursday afternoon one good turn deserves another. ^ r * d ^ e social. The hand was Greenfield told police the pc- Played, just as described, in the clestrian walked up to the cat " r ° r ^ d Championship. Prowindow, slugged him, grabbed lessor Eugenio Chiaradia, of the his wallet containing $20 and clis- victorious Italian team led that
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Semi-Final Games
Cloven! :le (70) FG Broadstreet 3 Hayes 2 Sheese 4 J. Steele 8 Sharp 8 Gerlach 2 Price .... 0 B. Steele 0 Mann 0
Totals 27
Fillmore (47) FG 1 Toney 1 Irwin 7 Bryan j. 0 Huller 9 Strong 4 Buchanan 0 Clark 0 Evans 0 Shaner 0
Totals 21
Ed Doran (above), ex-agent for the San Francisco operating engineers, told senate racket prober that he shared nearly ,$45,000 n "hidden profits" from union ’•eal estate deals with ousted business manager Victor E. Swanson and other officials. Doran, now a Stockton, Calif., businessman, was fired from his jcb as business agent last summer.
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Sheinwold On Bridge Tric ky Play May Fool Partner By Alfred Sheinwold The reason you make a tricky play is always the same: You want to fool an opponent. The danger is likewise always the same: You may succeed only in fooling your partner. West dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH
, tricky deuce of clubs; and his partner, Mimmo D'Alelio, believed the deuce and therefore didn't - realize he could defeat the contract by taking the first diamond trick. The average player would be | quick to pounce on his partner af- | ter a hand of this kind. The best defense, after ajl, is a good ati tac k. The two Neapolitan masters | just smiled ruefully, however, and turned their attention to the next
hand.
DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S A Q 8 4
BLANCHE M. PATTERSON Foot Specialist To Be »t 2OK Spring Ave. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 29 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Phone 1I6K Tor appointment
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7
EAST
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Reelsville (59)
Birnett Renner E. Hammond
Lewis 9 Hassler 1 Cain 0 Hutcheson 4 Williams 0 D. Hammond 2 Landes 0
Totals 25
Roaclnlale (40) FG Baird 4
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SOUTH
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West North East South Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass * . Opening lead — West opened the deuce of clubs, ! his sixth-best card in the suit, ra-
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1 Real Admirai Wolfgang Lairai zabal Ugeto (above i, heads up th; five-man military junta in i Caracas, Venezuela, which has :aken over the mle of the couni try after the ouster of dictatoi president Marcos .Lmenez.
Rady 4 5 2
Shannon 0 1
Jones 10 1 Copner 0 0 4 McFarland 15 0 Britton 0 0 1 Parks 0 0 0
Totals 12 16 15 Wabash Valley Tourney
North Central 69. Shoals 60
overtime
Terre Haute Garfield 76. Hutsonville. 111. 71. Garfield 81. North Central 51.
final
JETS WIN The Greeneastle "Jets” beat the Gie< ncastlo National Guard 100-72 at the local armory Sunday afternoon. The Jets will oppose a Parke County team this coming Saturday and play Belle Union on Sun-
day.
Dairy Cows Like Dreamy Melodies
ST. LOUIS UP —While rock and roll music is rot en uttei | failure, two experimenting dairy farmers report '.hat their her bgive more milk to the tune of dreamy melodies and Straus.-
waltzes.
Farmer Milton Hitz. Highland 111., played rock and ioU. jazz and swing while diiryman Waltei Faeth, St. Charles. Mo.. spun records of the quiet, mood type
||g] RIGHT FANFARE — Actor-pro-ducer Edward Nugent portrays the royal coachman at Cleve-land-Hopkins airport as American Airlines begins a new nonrtop coach hop from there to Lot Angelea /International)
TT IS COMMON!.^ RKCOGNIZKI) tin -»■ days that everyone who uses the highway pays for his use. Tn the ease of the trueh owner- of Indiana, their tax hill is $1,229,615 every week . . . paid to the state and federal governments in highway use taxes alone. I hi- amount- to $63,910,001) a year and is in addition to the usual property, income and other taxes we all pay. To follow this highway money to it- use. it pays for road- and streets — their construction and maintenance. On a toll road, the payment i- in toll- for use of the road. On a public highway, the payment — also from cars and trucks — is in highway use taxe- ) registration fee. ga-oline taxes, and other state and federal taxes). They pay for road use. too. The terms “free road" or “free highway-"" are sometimes used to differentiate between public highway - and toll roads. Artually, however, there is no snrh thin" as a free road or hiphtrov. Everv route is paid tor by the user- owners of automobiles and trucks. No tax fund- other than tho-e from automobiles and trucks are used (except for some county bridges and city streets). N mi know the rule a* well a* anyone: Nothing i- free. For use of Indiana highway-, the trucks inillion-and-a-cpiarter a week pays their share.
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