The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1965 — Page 4

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4 Tht Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Saturday, January 9,1965

Cascade Romps Over Cub Net Squad, 93-68

Cascade started the season being the product of the statewide consolidation. They were the team no one knew much about. Friday night, the Hendricks County team took on one one of the best teams in Putnam County and handed them their worst defeat since the MrCracken reign began in 1963. The Greencastle Tiger Cubs dropped back to a 6-6 overall record with the 93-68 loss to the Cadets. The brand of ball that the Cascade quintet played against the Cubs was such as could be | seen of the Cubs of old. An extremely cautious offense coupled with a tight zone defense held off the Greencastle attacks through the encounter. Rodger Beck, whom the Cadet players call “Baby Huey”, knocked down enough rebounds to keep Ron Blotch and Jim Chadd low in the column. Call it a bad night for Greencastle or call it a slump, it was a bitter pill for the Cubs to swallow. The Cubs trailed into the fatal second quarter 16-20 and dropped even further under a relentless Cadet attack. Leading as much as sixteen points in the second stanza the Cascade squad kept the Tigers from using their claws. The half-time intermission caught the Cubs even further behind, 31-46. With 14:13 left in the game the Cadets aggregation went into a 19 point lead and the Cubs went to the press. The combinations didn’t w'ork out and the Cubs went into the final eight minutes with a 4672 deficit. Ron Blotch sparked what looked like a Cub rally grabbing a quick four points in the opening seconds. Cascade called time out, revised their strategy and continued to roll up the score. Surprisingly enough it wasn't the charity line that made the difference. Cascade hit 29 for 45 free throws for a 64.4 percentage. Greencastle hit 20 of 31 attempts copping a 64.5 per-

CITY BOWLING

LEAGUE STANDINGS

(Jan. 4. 1965)

Bowling News

601.

Over 500 Series: C. Wells 556, V. Inman 547, J. Fogle 544,

Roachdale,74; Bainbridge, 73 Host Roachdale squeaked by old county rival Bainbridge, 74 to 73, last night in a hardwood court thriller. The Hawks had to come from behind in the fourth quarter to wun from the •’’isiting Point-

ers.

Frank Lane Settles Suit CHICAGO UPI — Frank C. Lane today acepted a commitment from Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley in settlement of his breach of contract suit in federal court.

The settlement was worked Bainbridge led he first three out basically by Lane and Fin- stops, 21-18, 48-41 and 65-59.

Roachdale's Baird with points was high scorer

Steele 6 Rossok 5

A. Haddix 543, C. Jackson 533,

Art Furniture

... 118

J. Hurst 531, C. Lancaster 517.

Torr’s Restaurant ..

Over 200 Games: L. Corbin

Buick Specials

... 78

66 1229, C. Wells 207, V. Inman

Double Decker

... 77

209-201, A Haddix 2'9, J. Fogle

Mallory Five

.. 64

218.

Reeves Welding

.. 62

American Bowling Congress

Jones Const

... 60

Triplicate aw r ard Delbert Pul-

Daily Banner

.. 36

108

lum 3 games of 160 in succes-

Over 600 Series:

L. Corbin

sion.

New Ross, 86; - Russellville, 74 New Ross knocked off host Russellville, 86 to 74, Friday evening. New' Ross jumped into a 2015 advantage at the end of the first period and increased the lead to 42 to 28 at halftime. It w r as 68-41 New Ross at the three quarter post. R. Richardson, of the Bees, dumped in 26 points to lead both teams in individual scor-

ing.

Race Narrows

ley Thursday night under instructions from U. S. District

Court Judge James B. Parsons both squads, and was concluded in a two-! (”3)

hour conference between the

three men today. Canada 2

Lane accepted 513,000 in set- Judy 3 tlement of his claim for 544,166 McFarland 5 which he alleged was unpaid to Davis 1 him for the past four years of Sutherlin 3 the contract, which called for Parent 0 him 525,000 annually as general Totals 25

manager of the Athletics.

Roachdale (74)

The 5100,000 which the con- Snodgrass

tract specified would be paid to him in the next four years for serving as a consultant and can be paid in one of three w'ays, the choice to be made

by Lane.

Clones 4 Baird 9 Hill 4 Myers 1 Wagner 1 Collings 0 Totals 22

FT 1 6 7 5 2 0 2 0 23 FT 3 8 14 5 0 0 0 30

32 for PF 5 3 4 4 2 2 5 0 25 PF 5 5 3 4 J 3 3 1 24

Preliminary game: Bain-

One would call for immed-

iate payment of 525,000 and bridge 47, Roachdale 45. payments of the same amount

in 1966, 1967 and 1968 to be paid in a lump sum annually or

monthly as Lane wishes.

NEW YORK UPI — The margin seperating Jim Toombs of Stilman College Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Larry Humes o f Evansville Ind., in the small college basketball scoring race

has narrowed slightly but the wi th Lane to

pair still rank one-two in the rights on the oaiance irom There’s still a lot of skating competition after the recent: to time’’ on 30 days ] eft in Bronco Horvath.

The second method w r ould be a $25,000 payment immediately

have drawing balance “from

Lot Of Skating Left In Bronco

By United Presi Internationa!

completion of holiday play.

Toombs, a 5-foot-10 junior, led Humes at Christmas writh an average of 37.2 points per game to 34.4, but official NCAA Service Bureau statistics released

today show that Toombs’ aver 'l nPflJCPC f A

notice.

The third method gives Lane Horvath. w r ho’ll celebrate his the right to request the entire 35th birthday in March, has $100,000 on 30 days’ notice b** 11 playing professional hock-

! immediately.

TRIES TO GRAB REBOUND

Stan Hurst holds out his arm in a futile attempt to grab a rebound from Cadet John Mitchell (22). The Cascade powerhouse downed the Tiger Cubs 93-68 in Friday night's tilt.

centage.

Cascade (93)

Fuson

. 3

Trover

The hard shelled scoring of

Mitchell

... 11

Phillips

„ 1

Covert

0 2 1

John Mitchell led the game

Calvert

Salsman

. 7

York

4 0 4

scoring with a hefty 34 points.

Borch

Totals

24 20 11

Three other Cadets went into

Whaley

Greencastle (68)

Score by quarters:

double figures as Fuson. Sals-

Fisher

Williams

. 2

Cascade

.. 20 46 72 93

man and Beck grabbed 16, 16

Gardner

Blotch

. 9

Greencastle ...

.. 16 31 46 68

and 15 respectively.

Bennett

Chadd

. 2

In “B" team action, the spe-

Ron Blotch copped the honors

Beck

Nanovsky

edy Cublets

rolled over the

for Greencastle with 28 points.

Freije

Hurst

Junior Cadets

44-32.

New Ross (86) FG FT Moore 8 2 Grenard 4 0 Haffner 8 4 5 Harrison 2 0 5 Williams 6 4 5 Nichols 2 12 Norman 1 5 1 ! Evans 10 2 Smith 2 2 3 Totals .’ 34 18 25 Russellville (74) FG FT PF Hurst 5 2 1 McGaughey 7 3 4 J. Boiler 2 7 4 Sinnet 0 13 R. Richardson 10 6 4 Oliver 1 2 • R. Boiler 0 0 1 J. Richardson 0 11 Carrington 0 2 0 Totals 25 24 19

Admit Defeat

< age since the beginning of the P holidays has fallen to 37.0 2 points through games of Jan.2 1 while Humes’ scoring has in-

creased to 34.6 points per game. > CHICAGO UPI —The Chicago Cubs’ innovation of an ath-

letic director for a major league baseball team was aban- , doned today, but owner Philip K. Wrigley refused to admit i defeat in his “noble experi-

! ment.”

Bruins Won't

Trade Goodrich

United Press International

You can have your Dave Sail- ! position,” he said, “now' that is. Place behind Rochester with

‘Were not going to fill the

ey since 1950 but he apparently hasn’t lost any of his youthful scoring punch as he led the Rochester Americans to a 7-3 tri- . umph over Cleveland in American Hockey League action Fri-

day night.

Horvath scored two goals while teammates Dick Gamble, Les Duff. Gerry Ehman and Norm Armstrong contributed one apiece to pace the Western Division pacesetting Americans. Gerry Melynk, John Miszuk, Pat Hannigan. Barry Cullen and Len Lunde kept Buffalo at the same margin in second

worths, Cazzie Russells and Fred Hetzels—UCLA has its own All-America candidate in Gail Goodrich and the Bruins , wouldn't trade him for the

1 world.

Goodrich, who has : Bruins to the No. 1

B game: New' Ross 44, Russellville 37 (overtime).

Jet Prospect

Fillmore Cardinals Scalp Reelsville Indians, 105-71

Leagues To Boost Waiver Prices

NEW YORK UPI — John Huarte, winner of the Heisman Trophy and signal-caller for Notre Dame's 1964 powerhouse, was expected to sign with the

led the ranking

among college basketball teams, poured in 27 points Friday night to lead UCLA to a 91-74 win over Oregon for its 10th straight victory. Oregon's Jim Barnett took game scoring honors with 31

points.

We might later.’*

The job became vacant when Bog Wilson, the only man ever to hold such a post, resigned in disgust. “We didn’t want him to quit” Wrigley said, “but he said he didn’t think he was earning his sal-

ary, and I didn’t either.

“Baseball wfltsn’t ready for him,” he added. “He made numerous surveys and showed them to baseball people, and they W'ere not accepted. He

was ahead of his time.

single goals in the Bisons 6-1

Reds.

New' York Jets today for a re-

Gets Ne w 5-Year Contract SOUTH BEND, Ind. UPI — Ara Parseghian has a new fivei year contract at Notre Dame ! but not necessarily with orders to improve on last year’s sea-

son.

Athletic Director Ed Krause

“Maybe in the years to come. said N ° tre D « m ' ,ore ^ Par baseball will accept the athletic "Shian'a old fonr-year contract , e Tf as head football coach and

he went on. It hasn t

signed him Tuesday to a new ! one of five-year’s duration.

The Fillmore Cardinals met j more field goal before Clint i the Reelsville Indians on their j “Chico” Phillips climaxed the! own battle grounds last night | runaway game with a near and dominately secured their i “dunk” as the gun fired with: first victory of the '65 season, i the Cards holding the awkward i

margin of 105-71.

Summaries:

FUlmore (105) FG Evans 10 Robinson 7

| Reelsville (71) FG ! Sharp 2

105-71.

The Cardinals' balanced scoring paced by Craig Evans’ 26 points followed by Robinson, Glaze, Skelton, Archer and

Woods with 19, 16, 14, 12 and 10 j Archer 6 pomts respectively, seemed to Huber 2 be the deciding factor in the R. Robinson 0 somewhat one-sided hardwood Glaze 8 tilt- ' Phillips 1 A slow first quarter of action Skelton 7 found both teams seeking the ; Woods 5 other's weakness. Reelsville j Totals 47

mentor Newton used a 1-2-2 zone defense to combat Fill-

more's height, but guards, Tru . in d

Woods and Archer banged the buckets from out forcing the

Indian zone to spread.

Using their board strength and speed the Cards scored basket after basket on their fast

breaks. Glaze, Skelton and Blaydes 2 Huber held a dominate control I Totals 31

of the boards over Reelsville s B-team big man, six-foot, five-inch Wil- , V jn e 45 liams. _

A high scoring second period found the Cards leading 46-26.

In a 32-point outburst the j By United Pre„ International Cards sewed up a third quarter, Bill Russell of the Boston rally by once again using their - Celtics not onlv leads the Bosfast break and capitalizing on ton team to victory with his the Indian errors. Third quarter floor play, he can even coach score caught the Cards leading them and win.

The bearded center took over

Fourth quarter play revealed ’ the coaching chores for the unfc Cardinal point hunger that ; stoppable Celts at San Franciswas satisfied by Laddie Robin- co Friday night when fiery Red son s 34-second shot that put Auerbach got the thumb late in the Cardinals over the century the first half. The Celts went on mark in scoring. Robinson con- to take their 12th consecutive aected on a free throw and one i win with a 94-91 triumph.

Horse Judged Best In -12-Yrs.

Jenkins 4 Gibbs 0 Hammond 0 Williams 14 Killian 4 Battin 1

1 1 2 4 0 0

Fillmore, 42; Reels-

6 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 2 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 9

NEW YORK UPI — Bold Lad. the 1964 juvenile champion, was judged the best young horse to appear on the racing scene in 12 years today when he was assigned high weight of 130 pounds in the Experimental

Free Handicap.

2 ! 3:

1 0 4 2

3 !

1 Thomas E. Trotter, handicap16 j per for the Jockey Club as well i as the New York Racing Asso- ! ciation, rated the son of Bold ^ I Ruller in the same class with j Bimelech 1939, Alsab 1941, and Native Dancer 1952 and only two pounds less- than Count

BOSTON UPI — National Hockey League club ow-ners had before them today a proposal to pare down the NHL’s 51 farm teams as a moneysaving measure and hike w T aiv- 1 er prices to encourage sale of

unneeded players.

In other action, Villanova up- ' director,”

ended LaSalle 86-72, Princeton

j An topped Yale 57-56 in overtime, :

ported $200,000. p e nn defeated Brown 73-63, | Whitlow'’s resignation w a s Krause refused to reveal deHuarte, who saw sparse ac- ^George Washington upset West only part of a big day for the tails of the contract but it was tion his first two campaigns j Virginia 79-74, The Citadel trip- Cubs. In addition three offen- believed It called for more w'ith the Fighting Irish, led ped Furman 99-96, New York sive stars and two starting than the approximately $20,000 Notre Dame to nine straight j University trounced Long Is- pitchers signed for the 1965 sea- per year Parseghian received wins last season before the land University 91-63, and Ore- son. bringing the total under last fall when he led Notre

got knocked off in the : gon State edged Southern Cal-

finale by Southern California. : ifomia 65-63.

contract to 17 of the 37 player Dame to within one game of an roser. undefeated season.

League President Clarence Campbell recommended the changes Thursday night as a way to improve the caliber of the league-affiliated minor league network. Campbell said increasing the w'aiver price from the present $20,000 to $30,000 would encourage the NHL clubs to sell unneeded players rather than stands.”

Cub Wrestlers Edged By Mooresville, 24-22

Magazine Hits Damage Award

The GHS Tiger Cubs wrestlers lost a heartbreaker to Mooresville Thursday evening by a score of 24-22 at the Mooresville gym. A close 1-0

decision in the 180-pound class ^ ,,

, , ,i sophomore David Moore add-

which w r as the closest match of , „ ... . . 4l _

finals on February 20th. So far Jim Rolls, Danny Lyon, Louie Luzar and Coan have won this

honor.

Following Fred's 4 points,

ATLANTA UPI — The Saturday Evening Post, citing a

Fleet, who was given the all Louisiana case as a

time high of 132 pounds in 1942.

Can Also Coach

the evening put the Pioneers out of reach with anchor man, Jim Rolls (w'ho saved three

precedent Friday declared that meets for the Cubs), coming up. Supreme Court rulings should Jim pinned his man but the prohibit a $3 million damage Cubs lost by 2 points. aw r ard by the magazine for for- In the starting lineup for the mer University of Georgia Tiger Cubs were 6 sophomores, Athletic Director Wally Butts. 4 juniors and only 1 senior. The

voung, but determined, mat

Butts was awarded $3,060,000 men fought hard and showed

sional football’s highest paid ’ charging the magazine ^ poise even in their defeat prospect, will start at quarter- | accused him and University of Unable to floor a 95-pounder,

the cubs gave up 5 points be-

Will Play Today

MOBILE, Ala. UPI — Ala bama’s Joe Namath, profes-

back for the South today in the 16th annual Senior Bowl

game.

Coach Tom Landry said rapid improvement in Namath’s knee injury pushed him ahead o f Florida State’s Steve T e n s i, picked earlier as the Rebel starter.

Alabama football Coach Paul Bear Bryant of rigging the Georgia - Alabama game in

1962.

Judge Lewis Morgan later reduced the award to $460,000 and denied the Post a new trial providing Butts accepted the

lesser amount.

The Post appealed to the cir-

fore the meet began but it didn’t take long until sophomore. Fred Coan, got the Cubs in the scoring column with a 4-0 decision. Because of Fred’s sparkling performance he was chosen outstanding wrestler of the week on the squad. Each week one boy is chosen out-

“Both boys will see plenty of cuit court and Butts renewed standing wrestler and he will action,” said Landry, Dallas his demands for the larger be guest of Coach Chance at Cowboy head coach. | amount. j the 1964-65 state wrestling

ed 3 more with a 4-0 win in the 112 pound class. David, a normal 103 pounder, wrestled 112 pound in place of Darryl Starr who was ill, and did an excellent job. David has come along very well for not having had any previous erperience.

Other good showings were by juniors, Gary Huber, in the 180 pound class, w'ho wrestled one of his best matches only to lose 1-0 and sophomore, Tom Slaughter, who lost 4-2 to a very good opponent. Tom Walgamuth, a sophomore substituting for undefeated Danny Lyon who is injured, did a respectable job in his varsity debut. Here are the results of the varsity competition: 95—McGuire (M) won by a forfeit

David Robbins, also a sopho-1103 -Coan (G) decisioned Kim-

180—Summerlot (M) decisioned Huber (G) 1-0 j HVT—Rolls (Gl pinned Crowe (M) 3:00 In a reserve match, Coach Jim McCammon’s grapplers W'on their 4th of 5 meets by a score of 24-21. Here are the winners of the reserve matches. Greencastle forfeited 2 weights and Mooresville 3 weights. Beck (G) won by a decision Henry (G) won by a depision Simmerman (G) won by a decision

more, came through w r ith a 5-3 decision in the 138 pound class. David w r as the third sophomore of the evening to win and he should be a real contender for the next couple of years. Tom Scholl ran his season record to 5 wins and 1 loss by winning the 154 pound class by a 2-1 margin. Louie Luzar got his third pin of the season in 12 seconds of the third round. Louie also is a sophomore and one of the best young wrestlers in our area. Jim Rolls kept his undefeated status with a pin in 1 minute of the second round.

mel (M) 4-0 Billingsley (G) won by a forfeit 112—Moore <G) decisioned Parr ’ Lancaster (G) w'on by a forfeit (M) 4-0 Rader (G) won by a forfeit 120—St. O’Dell (M) pinned Next week is a busy w^eek for Walgamuth <G> 3:58 the Greencastle wrestlers. On

127—Thompson (M) decisioned Slaughter (G» 4-2 133—Stanley (M) pinned Hutson (G) 2:43 138—Robbins (G) decisioned Catellier (M) 5-2 145—Foster (M) decisioned Evens (G) 12-3 154—Scholl (G) decisioned St. O’Dell (Ml 2-1

Monday. January 11th, the Bteam and the Freshman team will host Van Buren at 6:00. On Tuesday, January 12th, the varsity will host Indianapolis Crispus Attucks at 7:00. On Thursday, January 14th, the varsiay wall host Lebanon and the B-team and Freshman team will host North Vermillion,

165—Luzar (G) pinned Staugh- with the B-team meet starting ton (M) 4:12 la 6:00.