The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1965 — Page 4

4 Th« Daily Bannar, Graancastta, Indiana Wadna»day y January 27,1965 Gary Frobel Is High In UPI High School Rating

Those Were The Good Old Days (If you kept your heatth)

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Gary Frobel’s high-flying Blue Devils today registered the nearest thing to a “clean sweep" in the UPI Indiana high school basketball coaches’ ratings this season. The Northwestern Conference leaders, No. 1 in the elite for the second week in a row, polled 17 of 19 first-place votes from the panel of experts for 187 points, just 3 short of a perfect score. They strengthened their hold on first place with an 84-69 victory over East Chicago Washington, the team they shared the loop lead with at the time. The only major change in the season’s fifth popularity poll was the addition of once-beaten Lebanon in ninth place, replacing South Bend Washington, which was demoted to Lebanon’s 11th spot despite its 71-65 victory at Goshen last Friday. Balloting was for games through last Saturday. Threee other quintets improved their state-wide status. Indianap o 1 i s Washing ton climbed from sixth place to second after winning the tough city tourney for the third year in a row. Gary Roosevelt moved up a notch, from fourth to third and Fort Wayne Central. 10th last week, regained its eighth

place. | At the same time, three oth- ’ er teams slipped. Anderson, upended by surburban Madison Heights Saturday night, 64-61, lost its runnerup spot but remained in the Big 10's upper bracket in fourth place. Indianapolis Manual, derailed by unheralded Wood in the city tourney, was dropped from third to sixth and Elwood from eighth to a tie for ninth with Lebanon despite its 79-67 weekend victory at Shelbyville. East Chicago's Senators remained fifth and Evansville Rex Mundi received the other first-place votes. Goshen and Spencer were brand - new additions to the “also-rans,” while Attucks and Tech of Indianapolis, Calumet, Elkhart, Highland, South Bend Riley, Madison, Lafayette Catholia and New Ross were dropped. The Breakdown The breakdown, with first places and total points: 1. Gary Frobel 17 187 2. Indianapolis Washington 132 3. Gary Roosevelt 116 4. Anderson 1 92 5. E. Chicago Washington 80 6. Indianapolis Manual 72 7. Evansville Rex Mundi 62 8. Fort Wayne Central 43 9. Elwood 1 and, Lebanon 42

An Apology In regards to a letter from an ! “interested” basketball fan we' would like to apologize for the ; neglect shown two fine sports-' men in a recent sports article. The high school athletes, Don Morris and Paul Walker, w r ho play for the Cloverdale Clovers (Putnam County Champs) gave excellent performances in the tourney as did all the high school athletes who participated in the event. We would also like to salute the county teams, coaches, and fans for their display of sportsmanship during the very successful tourney. Putnam County players and fans are noted for their excellent sportsmanship in high school athletics, let’s keep it that way!

How could you beat watching Giant Christy Mathewson’s fadeaway pitch shut out the Philadelphia Athletics three timet in the 1905 World Series. (“BIG SIX” was among the first five elected to baseball’s Hall of Fame in 1936j

... Or hearing the beautiful Floradora Sextet wow Broadway with “Tell Me, Pretty Maiden.” ("Floradora” ran for 547 performances, 1901*02)

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Bowling News

IBM Women’s Thursday Night League Results

Team Standings:

No. 2 Huxford

No. 5 Shillings

No. 3 Traver

No. 4 Sutherlin —

No. X Cooper

No. 6 Masten -

High Individual Games: P. Huxford 203, C. Steinbaker 181, E. Shillings 179. Over 300 Series: P. Huxford 502 Over 400 Series J. Green 406 M. York 426 P. Lambert 425 E. Shillinga 465 J. Masten 405 J. Sutherlin 410 D. Wilson 445 E. Roach 401 C. Steinbaker 489 B. Alderfer 412

Putnam County All-Star Line-Up Tuesday evening the,,Putnam County coaches met and selected the county All-Star team for 1965. The players selected were: CLOVERDALE, Price, Sandy, and Hervey

Indiana Basketball By United Pre*» International COLLEGE Manchester 70 Earlham 62 Grace 79 Concordia 63 Indiana Tech 109 Detroit

lege 99

Fort Wayne Bible 87 St. Fran-

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Notre Dame Star Is Dead

HIGH SCHOOL Evansville Basse 75 Evansville Reitz 62 Evansville Memorial 80 Fort Branch 77 Evansville North 63 Evansville Central 57 Evansville Rex Mundi 70 Mount Vernon 54 Linton 77 North Central Sullivan 69 Needmore 59 Unionville 51 Shoals 63 Elnora 58 Gary Mann 75 East Gan- 54 Gary Wirt 74 Gary Emerson 67 Warsaw 58 Huntington 54 Bluffton 76 Berne 65

PITTSBURGH UPI — The legend of the Four Horsemen, college football’s most fabled backfield, was born in 1924 when the late sportswriter Grantland Rice wrote of the Notre Dame - Army game.

Basketball Star Out of Hospital

The legend lives, stars is dead.

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ROACHDALE, Clones FILLMORE, Evans. L. Robin- j son. Glaze, Archer RUSSELLVILLE, Richardson REELSVILLE, Williams BELLE UNION .Bright, Ter-

High 2323.

Team Series:

Women 400 series: C. Masten 406: B. Hurst 400; L. Godfrey 416: L. Spurlock 455; N. Sharp 432; M. Buis 406: H. McCammack 417; J. Cavin 417;

R. Buis 440.

200 games: B. Taylor 207; B. Friend 210; J. Masten 217. Men 500 series: J. Masten 590: C. Brewster 531; B. Taylor 532; R. Cavin 549.

Lakers Are Title Contenders Now that Los Angeles Lakers Stars Elgin Baylor and Jerry West are both healthy, the Western Division leaders are a National Basketball Association contender again.

West and Baylor combined for an amazing 83 points Tuesday night before a jam-packed Madison Square Garden crowd of 15,575 to lead the Lakers past New York, 111-99. Wilt

Sooners Chamberlain made his New

York debut since joining the Philadelphia 76ers in the opener of a twin bill but his team lost

to Detroit, 107-105.

Danville 65 Avon 55 Greenwood 84 Edinburg 65 Osaian 67 Hoagland 44 Ben Davis 56 Speedway 52 final, Marion County Tourney Madison County Tourney Summitville 67 Lapel 61 overtime Middletown 60 Markleville 54

Harry Stuhdreher, quarterback of the Four Horsemen who helped Notre Dame become one of the giants in college football, died Tuesday in a hospital here, 12 days after undergoing major surgery. He

was 63.

His death left the other three members of the Four Horsemen deeply grieved. Elmer Layden, the fullback said Stuhldreher was “a great leader . . . who gave so much of himself . . . vve played golf together for the last 12 years. He was just like a member of the family.”

j OKLAHOMA CITY UPI — i Former Oklahoma State basket-

One of its ball star Bob Swaffar was out

j of the hospital today for the first time since his right arm was tom off last November,

then re-attached.

Swaffar was discharged Tuesday from University Hospital. Swaffer undenvent a six-hour | operation in which two of the ' major nerves in his arm were re-aligned. Doctors said it j would be at least a year before they know if the nerves are growing. j Swaffar'a arm was twisted off last November in a laundry machine accident at the university. The arm was re-attached a few- hours later.

“We were so close,” said “sleepy” Jim Crowley, who teamed at halfback with Harry

Miller. "He has warm friend all

Michigan Downs Spartans 103-98 For Michigan, ranked No. 2 nationally and leading the big Ten basketball atandinga, Tuesday night's game with intrastate rival Michigan State, conference basement, shaped up as a breather. It wasn’t. It took a 40-point effort by Cazzie Russell and an overtime period to dow-n the Spartans 103-98 on the Michigan State court at East Lansing. The Spartans almost pulled the upset of the year with their finest effort of the season. They worked the ball slowly, deliberately, waiting for the good shots. And they made them. During one stretch they outscored the mighty Wolverines 21-2. At halftime the upstarts from East Lansing held a 10-point lead, 43-33.

Wills "Steals" For A Living Maury Wills, who “steals” for a living, is one thief who is more concerned with the Internal Revenue Service than the police. That’s because Wills’ actual profession is baseball, a game at which he is so adept as to pocket 350,000 of Walter O’Malley’s hard earned money ev’ery summer. And although the smallish Los Angeles Dodger works hard for every penny, there’s not one rival pitcher or catcher in the National League who wouldn’t like to see the larcenous Willis behind bars.

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PERU From Lake Titicaca, the highest lake in the world, to the rolling Pacific coast, from fabulous Inca ruins to gorgeous Spanish palaces and churches, Peru is as mysterious and exotic a country as any world traveler could wish.

The Peruvian unit of currency is the Sole, divided into 100 centavos. There are 27 Soles to the US 31, and 100 Soles equal about $3.75. Bills are Issued in 5, 10, 50, 100 and 500 Sole denominations. Coins are issued in 1 Sole and 5,10, 20 and 50 centavo denominations.

Center of the golden Inca civil* | ization until 1532, and ruled by ■ Spain for the next 300 yean* Peru has been a progressive • republic since 1821. When trav* 1 eling in Peru, or almost any* | where in the world, remember that the best way of overcome; ing any currency problems i| I by using First National City i Travelers Checks. They’re safe . and convenient |(J CUT OUT AND SAVE FOR YOUR TRAVELS

UPI Ratings

NEW YORK UPI — The United P r e sis Internationa small college basketball ratings with first places and won-lost | records through games of Saturday, Jan. 23, in parentheses:

1. Evansville 35 2. Central St. Ohio 3. Southern HI. 4. Pan American 5. North Dakota 6. Grambling 7. Carson Newman 8. High Point N. C. 9. Fresno State 10. Augesburg

(15-0) 350 (13-0) 208 (8-3) 198 (12-3) 150 (15-4) 142 (12-4) 136 (16-4) 118 (15-1) 60. (12-5) 54; (15-1) 51

Second 10:—11, Philadelphia Textile (11-1) 49; 12, Wittenberg (9-3) 46; 13, Youngstown (12-3) 43; Gannon (14-1) 41; 15, Washington Mo. 11-3 31; 16, Seattle pacific (13-2) 29; 17, Steubenville (11-1) 28; 18. Winston - Salem (12-4) 27; 19, Lamar Tech (12-3) 23; and 20, St. Joseph’s N. M. (12-3) 19.

THE U.S. FROM 1,500 MILES OUT—The new Tiros weather satellite sends back this view of the U.S. from 1,500 miles away, dr out in space. It’s the western half, with the Pacifio Ocean on the left and outline of Lower California showing plainly in the middle. It covers some 4,840,000 square miles. The photo was received at Point Mugu, Calif.

Doctors said Swaffer can re- | sume normal activities and said |

been such a th ey were very pleased with his

these years.” i progress.

Bobsled Entries Are Plagued By Injuries ST. MORITZ, Switzerland UPI —The “Shamrock” comer of the St. Moritz bobsled run was re-shaped Tuesday night following a series of accidents that have plagued the entries for the four-man world championships. Latest victim of the tricky bend was Canada’s Dr. John Emery, who announced his withdrawal as the team's No. 2 sled pilot because of a hand injury suffered in a crash at ck’* Tuesday.

Lawson Granted Leave Of Absence

ATHENS. Ga. UPI—Georgia basketball Coach Harbin ‘Red’ Lawson was granted a leave of absence because of illness Tuesday and Assistant Coach Rex Frederick was named to guide the Bulldogs for the remainder of the current season. Athletic Director Joel Eaves said doctors advised him that Lawson, who was recently hospitalized for a series of tests after complaining of lingering chest pains, needed a good rest “Red has been in poor health in recent : weeks and the strain of the basketball season is simply too much for him to regain his health.” Saves said “We’re all pulling for his speedy recovery and return.’’

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Lucky lateraatioaal Opeas Thursday SAN FRANCISCO UPI—The 357,500 Lucky International golf tournament, favorite gold mining stop for foreign players during four previous years opens Thursday on the welldampened Harding Park municipal course. Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez of Puerto Rico is the defending champion. But that doesn’t make him the favorite. Bruce Crampton of Australia, winner of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Amateur last week at Peple Beach, is at the top of his game.

DODGERS TOPS IN EARLIER RUNS LOS ANGELES UPI— The Los Angeles Dodgers, led by Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale, combined the National League’s best earned run average in 1964 with a 2.95 mark.

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