The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1958 — Page 3

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SPORTS

CARD OF THANKS

600 series: G Crawley 613. 500 series: McDonald 589; C. Crawley 575; RiRtfle 573; Deacon 565; Moore 564; Fenwick 563: Etcheson 559; Stultz 551; Dunn 550; Mas ten 550; Birt 546 Cook 538: Lindblom 537; Cromei 536; Arbuckles 535; Long 531: Wertlinp 518; Sears 515; Domasco 510; Brewster 509; Murray

506; Hatfield 503;

200 games; G. Crawley 209-202 -202; McDonald 234; Deacon 224; R. Cox 217; Moore 217; Riggl<

W.-j wish to extend our thanks and appreciation for the floral tributes of friends, relatives and neighbors. We especially thank Dr. Ann Nichols, all the hospital staff, also the pall bearers, flowi er girls, singers. Rev. Gilbert McCammack and the Whitaker Funeral Home for their kindness during the parsing of our loved one. The Turner Family.

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Cloverdale, S3; Patricksburg, 55 Cloverdale handed Patricksburg an 83 to 55 lacing Tuesday night. The Clovers were never in

Steele were the big guns in Cloverdale offensive.

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Cloverdale (83)

FG

FT

PF

Haves

6

8

31

K Sims

0

1

0

Mann

0

0

1

Broadstreet

2

1

5

Jones

0

0

1

Sheese

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0

1

Monnett

.. 1

0

0

J. Steele

.. 5

3

1

is. Steele

... 0

0

1

L. Sims

... 0

0

1

Sharp

10

1

1

Total

31

21

15

Patricksburg (55)

FG

FT

PF

Snvder

6

0

3|

Delp

4

6

3

J. Evans

... 2

5

4

Hansley

10

0

3

Garlet

... 0

0

5

L. Evans

0

0

4

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Cubs Win, 78-56, In Ragged Game In a 'rather ragged exhibitior of the hardwood court sport Greencastle defeated Brazil. 78 to 56. heie Tuesday night and the Tiger Cubs got revenge for a 64-62 upset handed them by the Red Devils last Jan. 7. Visiting Brazil tried to make it a battle and with the Cubs leading, 8-3, the Red Devils rallied to knot proceedings at 8-8 and 12-12 and were ahead, 13-12 at the quarter. Clyde Spencer, Ray Bean.ar and Gib Brown led the attack in the second per.od that gave Gieencastle a 40 to 34 advantage at halftime. The Cubs were making a lot of mistakes on passes and they got caught with their defense down on several occasions, enabling the Red Devils to register layup shots without a Green (astle player in the immediate vicinity. Greencastle outscored Brazil. 19 to 10 in the third frame and it was 59 to 4. It was the same story in the final stanza, the Cubs collecting 18 points to 12 by the Red Devils, the local netters winning, 78 to 56. Tom Grayson and Max Wolverton looked best for the losers while Bob York and Lee Dickey played prominent roles in the Greencastle victory. In the preliminary, the Brazil B team clobbered the Tiger Cublets, 54 to 34.

Glodsbcrry 1 Kersey 3 Alice 2 Brazil B (54) F(» White 2 Stearley 2 Grissom 7 Konrath 2 Smock 0 Love 0 Wolverton 1 McDonald 2 Bussing 2

0 0 0 FT 1 1 4 O 0 0 0 2 0

0 2 2 1*F 0 2 2 1 2 1 0 0 2

Garfield Rates 4th Place Spot Terre Haute Garfield, who will lash with the Tiger Cubs in the Jreencastle gym Friday evenng. today was rated as the ourth best basketball squad i:. Indiana in a poll of Hoosiei coaches conducted by the United Press.

Tiger Cubs (78)

FG

FT

PF

Brown

6

4

2

York

7

4

1

Dickey

3

2

2

Akers

0

0

1

Lear

0

0

2

Spencer

9

1

1

Beaman

3

2

0

Wright

0

1

1

Hartman

0

1

1

Mace

1

0

0

Pierce

2

1

0

Total

31

16

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Brazil (56)

FG

FT

PF

Wolverton

6

1

2

Grayson

7

5

5

Donham

1

1

2

Sindlinger

2

3

2

Mitscher

2

0

0

Miller

4

0

2

White

0

2

0

Kenvath

0

0

2

Carpenter

0

0

9

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G’Castle B. (34)

FG

IT

PF

Tennis

3

4

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Tipton

3

0

1

Brown

0

0

1

Porter

1

2

2

Terry

0

0

1

Hewlett

1

0

1

Waveland tamed the Pointers Tuesday evening. 51 to 37, in a game staged in the Bainbridge

gym.

The winners were out in front. 12-6. at the quarters and then led 28 to 18 at the rest intermis-

sion.

Jeffries was the only Pointer to hit in the two figures and he connected for 4 field goals and 2 free throws for a total of 10

INDIANAPOLIS UP — Fort Wayne South, whose 15-2 record s the second best among the Intiana high school basketball powers, today supplanted defendng state champion South Bern. Jentral as "top dog” in the United Press coaches’ poll. Don Reichert’s lofty Archers, 1 pinning their hopes for the state title on a veteran crew, polled 7 j of 18 first-place nods from the experts and a total of 159 points, 13 more than the South Benders who slipped to second place. South Side has been in the U. P. "Big 10 - ’ throughout the season. The Archers were second last week but earlier in the campaign dropped to ninth. They convinced the expeits they belonged on top with a 7063 victory at strong Indianapolis Shortridge last Saturday while South Bend was upset at Anderson, 49-47. The South Benders have led the elite in 6 of the first 8 weeks of the poll. The only other leader was Lafayette early in the sea son. Fort Wayne Central remained third. Terre Haute Garfield with a nifty 17-1 record through last Saturday, clung to fourth, and Indianapolis Tech was again seventh. Jeffersonville also was promoted from 10th to fifth- following its one-point victory over Indianapolis Attuc ks, but the latter and three other teams skidded somewhat. Attucks slipped from fifth to sixth place, Kokomo from sixth to a tie for seventh with Tech, East Chicago Washington from eighth to ninth, and Laf jyette also from eighth to 10th. There was no newcomers to the select circle. Garfield polled five first ’out failed to climb to third place by just thiee votes. Fort Wayne Central amassed 128, Garfield 126. There was a big gap in the balloting for the remaining "Big 10” spots, with Jeffersonville getting only 59. Twenty-seven teams were nominated. The eighth weekly poll, with first places and total points: Ft. Wayne South 7 159 3. Bend Central 4 146 Ft. Wayne Central 1 128 T. H. Garfield 5 126 Jeffersonville- 1 59 Indianapolis Attucks 54 Kokomo and Indianapolis Tech

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E. Chicago Washington 50 Lafayette 25 Vincennes 21; Anderson, Foil Wayne Concordia, Huntington 12; Muncie Central, Scottsburg 12; Michigan City 11: Gary Roosevelt 9: South Bend St. Joseph 8; Calumet 5; South Bend Washington, Middlebury 2; Valparaiso, Mishawaka, L'g nsport, Brookville, Evansville Lincoln 1.

Freedom Beats Panther Squad Belle Union put up a great scrap Tuesday evening before bowing to Freedom. 60 to 55. Freedom led 28 to 19 at the half in an interesting net encounter. Sheppard’s 21 points were tops for the Jefferson Township Panthers and also high for both

teams.

Belle Union (5;») FG FT PF Sheppard 7 7 2 Williams 0 0 3 j Hacker 0 5 2 Simmons 6 0 5

I Barnette ~ i Pickens .... ; Crosby

Total

20

15

20

Freedom (60)

FG

FT

PF'

Baysirgn

... 1

1

2

Neumever

... 8

3

2

Walters

... 1

2

1

Lane

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8

5

Minnick

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2

3

Yutzv

1

1

2

McCollum

... 2

1

4

Thompson

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0

1

Total

21

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THE DAILY BANNER

WED., FEB. 5. 1958. GREEN - CASTLE.

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Friday Garfield at Gieencastle Russellville at Roachdale Belle Union at Bainbridge Cloverdale at Monrovia Stilesville at Reelsvillc DEMPSEY TO VACATION

Basketball Schedule Tonight Russellville at Newport

NEW YORK (UPl Ja,ck Dempsey will fly to Cuba today for a 10-day vacation at the Hanava Riviera. The former heavyweight champion will be accompanied by Jack Amiel. a partner in Dempsey'H Broadway restaurant

Waveland Wins

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By New Market

New Market rode roughshod over Roachdale last night by a score of 69 to 46 cn the Hawks’ home floor. The visitors led at all stops, 19-8. 34-18. 45-29 and 69-46. Bob Baird's 15 points were high for Roachdale.

points. Waveland (51)

FG

FT

PF

New .Market (69)

Swank

Linton

4

0

1

Deck .

Hodgkin

4

2

5

Savler

Milligan

1

1

1

Wray

Graham

1

1

2

Jarvis

Spencer

1

0

1

Hockersmith

Miller

0

0

2

Lytle

Davis

3

2

1

Powers

Williams

3

3

Stephens

Grimes

0

0

0

Keller

Bainbridge (37)

FG

FT

PF

Howard

Harshbarger

2

0

5

Roachdale (46)

M. Blue

1

1

2

Baird

Jeffries

4

2

4

Smith

Miller

0

0

1

Copner

J. Blue

1

0

1

Osborn

O’Hair

3

3

1

Jones

C-ooper

0

1

3

Radv

Schoaf .

3

0

1

VanVactor

Gillev

1

0

2

Shannon

B game: Bainbridge 30. Wave-

land 29.

Officials: Patterson X- Fouty.

FG

4

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1

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1 1

IT 0 0 2 2 2 0 6 0 1 0 0 IT 5 5 0 3 1 2 0 0

PF 4 0 2 1 4 3 I 0 1 3 1 1 j -PF 3 < 1 2 2 ^ 2 3 0

B game: New Market 41.

Roachdale 26.

Officials: Thompson and Pave.

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