The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 December 1964 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, December 16, 1964

Tigers Flying East To Play Army, Colgate, Gannon DePauw University’s basket-1 scorer, A1 Lawson, 16.7 pts., and ' more changes.” ‘‘We are toying ball team files into New York Stan Bahler will have an inch with the idea,” he says—under City tomorrow to see what it on Bill Alford (15.2). certain circumstances and with can do about extending its two- Everson and Bahler have dri-, certain teams—to get more game winning sreak and 3-2 ven the Tiger scoring machine j height in there where we feel record. that has roared as high as 117 : it’s needed.” The Tigers will confront (vs. Earlham 69) and as low as This thinking could put 6-2

Everson and 6-4 Bahler at

Cub Wrestlers Defeat Brazil

Army at West Point Friday 61 (vs. 111. Wesleyan 69.). afternoon, travel northward The team’s leading reboundSaturday for a battle with er (10.8) per game, Everson also Colgate University, then turn leads in scoring with 19.4 with

westward to take on undefeated Gannon College in Erie, Pa.,

Monday night.

Ten players, a heavy dose of them sophomores, will make the six-day trip which will originate tomorrow morning at Indianapolis’ Weir Cook

port.

Bahler back at 13.4 in five games. Center Dean Rush, who failed to start the first t w o games, has a 12.4 average. Coach Elmer McCall is getting a great deal of defensive milage out of his two diminutive

Air-I guards, Dan Schermer (5-9)

! and Jack Hogan (5-6), but nei-

guards, 6-5 Dick Putt at center, I After losin S to Crawfordsville. Simmerman pinned his opponand 6-4 Dean Rush and either 26-21 last Thursday evening, the ent in 50 seconds of the 3rd

6 4 ji m Tiger Cubs came roaring back I round, showing the fans why he with a 28-22 victory over the I is one of the states best wrestBrazil Red Devils. The night | lers. Tom Scholl tried to pin his

6-5 Dick Weber or Readey at the forwards.

The switch probably would

help McCall’s rebounding which I came to a ^ dramatic finish ! stallin ^ °PPonent but had was hammered down 36-60 by as two fine heavyweights found | settle for a 9-4 decision. A draw Denison and it might even help themselves responsible for the by Louie Luzar who had an off

| winning or losing of their team, j evening and Roll’s pin finished as the score was 23-22 going the Cub scoring for the evening.

the bench all last year,

Readey, a sopohmore, came in against Denison and shoved in seven and five points respect-

his offense.

Weber, a junior who warmed ,

a n ^ into this match. Craig Robert- 1 David Robbins found himself son, Brazil’s 225 lb. all-valley j in varsity competition for the

Before plunging into the busi- ther has been a consistent scor- against Denison and shoved in f ullba ck, and Jim Rolls, Green- fhst time and did a \ei\ fine ness portion of the trip, the 14- er for DePauw’s sputtering of- seven and five points respect- : cast -^ e s 230-pound sectional. job. member entourage will tour the . fense. ively in the last half to lift the "■ 1 estlinj ’ champion, battled be- ; <.g>- boys bad an equally U. N. building, be hosted by! Both are averaging slightly Tigers to victory. ; fore the la rgest crowd in GHS evening as they won by DePauw alumni for a Thursday j over nine points, but Schermer Squad members making the w rest ling history (all of whom ^ score of ig-ll. Tom Slaughter

luncheon in the First NationaL had 24 of his 46 against Whea- Eastern trip include Everson,! u 61 e screaming wildlj) with 56 ^ wa y w tih a pin while Wilfy (Bi 7-0 City Bank, confer with another! ton. Both picked up only one Putt, Hogan and Denny Bar- s econd s g° ne > n the third period, Tom WaJgamuth, Tom Beck and 133 — Simmerman (Gt pinned DePauw'alumnus, baseball Com-| field goal in Saturday's 69-62 rett, all of Indianapolis; Bahler ^olls pinned Robertson and the | Billingsley all added de- McCarty (B) 4:50 missioner Ford Frick, and ! win over Denison. from Wabash; Scherman, Rush- Greencastle fans screamed their cisiong to the Cub cause Mark 138 — Bass Bi decisioned

Back row, left to right: Jim Simmerman, Louie Luzar.

Kiger, Gary Huber, Tom Slaughter.

Front row, left to right: Jerry

Greencastle fans screamed their

Thursday night watch the musi- Lack of height has confound- 1 ville; Rush. Logansport; Rea- a PP rova l with the entile squad j ^.jj er ba ^j e( j a ^ raw w hii e cal “How to Succeed in Busi- ed much of the Tigers’ poten- dey, Dayton O.; Skip Collins, ; to tlie mat ’•° con S radu - Fred Coan, Mike Brewster and

tial success. McCall therefore, Valparaiso; and Weber. Liberty- |

Friday, up the Hudson River, they begin trying to suceed at basketball, facing the Cadets who last year copped third place in the National Invitational Tournament.. The same club, which finished 19-7 under Coach Taylor Locke, returns this season. Big 6-7 Mike Siliman is slated at center, 6-3 Bill Helkie (South Bend) and 6-2 Dick Murray will go at forwards, and 5-10 Dennis Shantz and Joe Kosciusko are tentative a t guards . Silliman averaged 20.5 and Kosciusko and Helkie each had around 13 last season . Army took the only previous meeting between the tw r o clubs. 78-68. in 1960. Colgate has had a week to

thinks the ‘‘lineup is due for! ville, 111.

Though the finish was drama-

George Henerey all lost by close

decisions.

Bowling News

Robbins (G) 5-2

145 — Eaton (B) decisioned

Evans (G) 10-3

154 — Scholl (G) decisioned

Newport (B) 9-4

165 - Luzar (G) draw with

Wright (Bi 3-3

180 — Craig (Bi decisioned

Huber (G) 2-0

Hutson (who along with Lyon 120 — Lyon (G) pinned Pallus T,, lf p>r.iis

and Rolls are all undefeated) i (B> 1:58

tic, the earlier matches were j

equally as exciting. Denny Lyon Summaries: got things going again for the 95 — Forfeit (both teams) Cubs by pinning his opponent 103 — Evans B i decisioned in 1:58 of the first round. Larry Moore (G) 2-0

out distanced his man 7-0. Jim 127 — Hutson (G) decisioned

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No. W L 5 Shillings 67 53 2 Huxford 66 54 4 Sutherlin 63 57 3 Traver 60 60 1 Cooper 54 66 6 Masten 46 74 High Individual Games: P.

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Cloverdale Frosh Edge Eminence 54 To 42

Cloverdale’s Freshmen team edged Eminence 54-42, in a four-way invitational Freshmen

prepare for the touring Tigers 175; E R^h 172; D.

after dropping a 79-52 decision ^VTlson 181

to Rutgers Saturday. The Red 0ver 400 Seri€s; p Huxford

Rairders also havbe a recent 460; p Lambert 418: E. Roach ~ . loss to Princeton. 81-53, but 425; M Rossok 415: E shillings ders 203 ; p - Buechler 219; J. wa >’ lo the vlctor >’ CU P- In the racked up St. Lawrence Uni- 439; ' c steinbaker 445; D. WU- Rice 212 ’' R - Morrison 210. 208; second game Eminence edged

High Team Game: Morrison Tourney held Monday and Tues-

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High Team Series: Morrison Cloverdale squelched C a sTi re Co 3036 cade's freshmen in the first 200 games and over: R. Saun- £ ame Monday 44-o7 on their

versity, 96-77,

Six-four Ed Mutner last year was the big man in Colgate’s attack which won seven of 23 games. Mutner averaged 21.1 points and had 14.3 help from 6-8 Tom Cruthers who returns

at forward.

A Catholic men's school of 1.800 students with a young, but highly successful basketball tradition, Gannon is undefeated through four games.

son 478; M. York 412.

C. Brewster 212, 209; B. Burris Fillmore 45-41.

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L 10

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by an average of 29 rebounds and 21 points per game. Gannon has kept four players in double figures and has two more just

under the 10-point mark. Victims of Gannon so far.

High Team Game: Goofy

226; J. Sharp 214; R. Coons 211; B. Schorer 224. 500 series and over: J. Sharp 551; N. Hoffa 505; J. Hurst 503; B. Shorer 550: B. Langdon 501; E. Walker 506; B. Burris 565; J. Rice 538; Neier 527; R. Saunders 543; N. Morrison 514: P. Buechler 524; R. Morrison 546: N. Sutherlin 548; E. Walker 526: R. Taylor 511; C. Brewster 613.

The consolation game played Tuesday showed a relatively strong Cascade team whipping

by Fillmore 52-43.

Cloverdale (54) FG FT PF Nees 3 3 2 Brown 3 0 2

Denny 3 0 Ford 2 4 Hoffa 3 3 Berry 5 1 Nickerson 1 0 Jones 0 0 Baker 0 1 Eminence (42) FG FT Kennedy 0 4 Blankenship 1 0 Stanley 4 0 Crawley 1 5 Murrell 4 7 Brown 1 0 Humble 0 1 Cooper 0 3

PF 1 4 5 1 5 0 0 4

Robertson (B) 4:56

Garfield Wins 5th Straight INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Unbeaten Terre Haute Garfield, shooting for a “place under the sun” in the Indiana high school basketball elites, registered its i fifth consecutive triumph Tuesday night over city foe Wiley, 55-47, and Columbus hit the rebound trail but barely. Garfield, too, had a tough time keeping its perfect record j clean in its city and Western Conference scrap. Jim Kellett, the Purple Eagles’ 6-6 center, hit three fielders in the final three minutes to ice the game

for the winners.

Columbus, yanked from the "Big 10” after its 47-game i-eg-ular season winning streak was (Continued on Page 15)

Four 877.

High Team Series: Goofy

Four 2496.

200 games and over: Joyce Cavin 213; Royce Cavin 222; Charles Buis 211; Jim Sharp

which was 17-7 last season, have 216; Lloyd Buis 244

been Indiana State (Pa.) 74-56. Women 400 series: L. GodWashington and Jefferson, 63- frey 4 2 9: L . Spurlock 429; C. 57, Villa Madonna. 81-65, and Masten 470; M. Buis 451; J.

Fredonia State, 89-44. Cavin 570.

DePauw will give up height Men 500 series: B. Miller 507; at the guard and center, where j. Sharp 511; R. Cavin 580. 6-7 Lou Warren with an 11point average wil Ibe operating PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE for Gannon, but DePauw’s 6-2 December 10, 1964 Morgan Everson will stand off W L even with the Knight’s top Morrison Tire Co. 38 18

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TOURNEY DUCATS There are still a good amouiit of tickets available for the Lafayette Holiday Tourney to be held in Lafayette. These seats are all good and since school will he out, fans are urged to purchase their tickets as soon as possible.

Gary Roosevelt Still Rates As No. 1 State Prep Team

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Gary the four-week state tourney Indiana Washington stepped

which opens late in February, up from fifth place to fourth In the meantime, Roosevelt’s and East Chicago, although un-

Roosevelt wall take the No. 1 rating in Indiana high school basketball into the Christmas

holiday recess.

Panthers polled 12 of 18 firstplace votes in the final UPI coaches’ board ratings of 1964

For many of Indiana’s top quintets, it won’t be much of a

respite from the hardwood for a total of 156 P° ints -

wars, since they’ll be busy cutting each other up in holiday tournaments — the preview of

Coach Bo Mallard’s powerhouse closed last week with a 5-game wanning streak and its

DePauw Swimmers, Wrestlers Win Illinois Meets Tuesday

defeated, skidded one notch,

from fourth to fifth.

South Bend Washington remained sixth despite the fact it lost at Fort Wayne North last Saturday. Gary Froebel moved from eighth to seventh, and

only start this week is Saturday Evansville Rex Mundi, 10th last night at South Bend Central weekj tied Manual for ninth

which has dropped its last

three games.

Columbus slipped from sevUnbeatens Elwood of the Cen- j . , _ „ . . . . enth place to 14th and Tipton tral Conference and mdepend- r ^ ent Indianapolis Manual were fr ° m ninth to 15th after losin S added to the elite while Colum- at home to Frankfort last 1 bus and Tipton were demoted to weekend.

I the second 10.

spot.

DePauw University’s swimming and wrestling teams hit the road yesterday and came up with a pair of victories in Decatur and Charleston, Illinois, the season’s first for both squads. After losing to Indiana Central and Miami of Ohio, Coach Ted Katula's varsity wrestlers dumped Millikin University, 21-9, taking five of the eight matches. Roger Davies (123) won by forfeit, Steve Nice (167) and Ralph Larsen (hywt) won pins, and Tom Newunan (147) and Sky Huck (157) recorded decisions. Only Tiger losers were John Ferguson. 5-3, in the 130-pound class, Mike Maeder, 4-2 in the 137-pound class, and Fred Wen-

delboe, 4-2, at the 177-pound

level.

John DeLong and Greg Mutz, a pair of Tiger Sophomores, captured two blue ribbons each to power their team to a 51-44 ! ! swimming victory over Eastern ! | Illinois. DeJong earned firsts in the , 60 and 100-yard freestyle events in times of 29.7 and 55.5, and ! Mutz picked up points in the 160-yard individual medley (1:44.4) and 200-yard butterfly (2:22.2). Diver Tom McClain added five more points for DePauw and the Tigers’ 400-yard medley reley team, in a time of 4:12, captured the remaining first place for what proved to be the sevent point winning margin.

Russellville, 68; Darlington, 48 A third quarter rally put the Russellville Bees in a 8 point lead over Darlington High last night as they chalked up another victory on the home bat-

tle field.

The Bees outscored the Darlington visitors in the final fourth period 19-7 to tally a 6848 final score. Big men in scoring for Darlington were Dale and Mahony with 20 and 11 points respectively while McGaughey dropped in 17 for the Russellville cause. Summaries:

Darlington (48) FG FT Palmer o 0 Dale 9 2 P. Mahoy 4 3 Emmert 3 2 Gable 0 1 j Clouser i 0 Totals 20 8

Russellville (68) FG Hurst 3 McGaughey 7 Boiler 4 Sinnet 5 R. Richardson 5 J. Richardson 0

Totals 24 Score by quarters:

j Darlington 16

Russellville 19 33 49 “B” game: Darlington

j Russellville 43.

7 3 2 4 4 0

34 41-

1 2 4 3 3 3

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0 3 3 2 2 1

Elwood received state - wide recognition, climbing from 12th ! place to eighth, after weekend victories over Huntington, last March’s state tourney runnerup, and Indianapolis Cathedral. Manual, perhaps fielding its strongest club since the days of the VanArsdale twins, now stars at Indiana, was prompted from 18th spot to a tie for ninth after clipping Columbus’ 47-game regular season winning streak, 79-71.

The panel selected 31 teams, two less than last w ? eek.

North Central Conference powers Anderson and Kokomo were deadlocked for second place with 129 points apiece. Kokomo was second last week. Anderson third. Anderson, -48 which entertains East Chicago 68 Washington in Friday’s “game 45, of the week.” received three j first-place tallies, Kokomo one.

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