The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 February 1965 — Page 4

4 The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, February 6,1965

Jim Chadd Paces Tiger Cubs In 95-75 Win Over Linton

Greencastle caved in Linton's Miners 95-75 Friday night and Jim Chadd avalanched for 39 points tying a school record set in 1958 by Ray Beaman. Young Chadd didn t realize he was close to the record when Coach

, The Cubs face West Vigo tonight at 6:30 and 8:00 in another W. L C. game and if the winning streak holds as McCraken believes, the Terre Haute ‘'curse” will be dissipated.

Dave McCracken returned him 1 to the floor and he made his record play.

Varsity: Greencastle (95) FG FT

Fillmore Raps Pittsboro In Fourth Overtime Period

The Cubs grabbed an early

Blotch

.. 7

game lead and held it under no

Chadd

apparent threat from Coach

Covert

.. 0

Tom Oliphank s squad. They

Hurst

. 3

steadily increased their lead to

Nanovsky

. 3

as much as 26 pomts and led

Noel

.. 1

by a comfortable twenty points

Troyer

.. 4

the remainder of the game.

Sheldon

. 0

The Cubs took most of the

Weathers

... 0

rebounds under the following of

York

. 4

Ron Blotch and Chadd and out | shot the Miners phenominally. !

Linton (75)

Linton could only rack up 25

Fish

.. 3

field goais to the Cubs' 39. They

Ferguson

... 1

did out score the McCracken

Miller

squad 25-17 on the charity line.

Bobbitt

... 1

The Cubs hold an 8-8 overall j Simpson

.. 4

record and are 3-4 in Western

Anderson

... 1

Indiana Conference perform-1

Yung

. 0

ance.

Volsin

.. 4

Ferree

.. 0

Following Chadd in the j double figure column are Ron Blotch with 18 points and B-Team: Gerald York with 10. Danny : Greencastle (54)

Miller topped the Miners with |

Churchill

29 followed by Larry Volsin I

with 13.

Kidwell

... 1

Jones

. 3

Twenty point wins seem to be

Surber

.. 1

third overtime, score stood, 67-

67.

A third overtime period caught both teams scoring but committing fatal floor errors. Lad Robinson dropped In two free throws for the Cardinal cause and Woods banged a bucket, while Burger and Schermeck both connected for Pittsboro. Third overtime closed with the score, 71-71. In the fourth and final overtime, Evans, Skelton, Woods, and Glaze aided the offensive work for the Cards while Schaekel and Yelton tried to pace the Pittsboro squad, but the Cardinal team out-scored their worthy opponents, 12 to 2 to take the contest, 83-73.

Fillmore (83) FG Evans 6 Robinson, L 6 Jackson 0 Woods 2 Glaze 7 Skelton 3 Phillips 0 Robinson, R 2 Craig 0 Archer 5 Huber 0

Pittsboro

Yelton Vaughn Schaekel .„ Schemek ^

O’Donnell Schamaken

Burger

(73)

6 6 4 8 f X X

3 2 0 0 3 8 0 4 0 1 0

0 0 1 8 0 0 0

4 2 0 2 2 1 0 4 0 5 4

8 8 4 i 6

JAYCEE BANTAM

DOWNTOWN LEAGUE

contagious as the B-Team held off the apprentice Miners for a 54-34 victory. The Cublets domineered the game after a low scoring first quarter only netted them 7 points but kept the Miners back with 5. The B-team holds a 9-5 record under Coach Hal Sampson’s direction. High point man for Greencastle

was Ray Churchill with 10. Linton (34) FG None of the Linton B-team en- Green 2 tered double figures. i Anderson 3

| Harmless 1 Smith 0 B. Brackney 0 Hammond 1 Walbring 1 Elliot 0 Allan 0 Cromer 1

IT'S COMING MY WAY

Hammond (24), Churchill (40), Cromer (30) and Smith (52) of Greencastle’s Bteam wait for the rebound as Perigo of Linton watches it come his way. The Cublets landed a 54-34 haymaker to the chin of ths Miner B-squad. Photo by Martin Kruss

FT PF 1 2 2 0

Brackemeyer 2 3 2 Hasler 114 Duncan 0 0 1 Turchi 2 11 Lovelace 0 0 2 Perigo 14 1

After 44 minutes of fiery action the Fillmore Cardinals finally out-matched their hustling opponents, the Pittsboro Buorros, 83-73. The East Putnam team broke loose in the fourth overtime of play to out-score Pittsboro for the second time in the tilt twelve points to two. The only other period of hardwood action that the Cards came through was the third quarter where they out paced the Buorros by four points, 53-49. A well-balanced Cardinal scoring attack led by Glaze with 17, Evans, Robinson, Skelton, and Archer popping in 15, 14, 14, and 11 points respectively became the deciding factor in the prolonged contest. A slow starting first quarter that was pulled through by Cardinal Rick Robinson left both teams standing at 14-14. Following a bombardment of baskets the home town Cards managed to grab a five-point margin with 5:36 in the half, 23-18, but the hot hand of setshot artist Schemck put the Pittsboro squad back in play. A topsy-turvy first half closed showing the two teams dead-locked again 32-32. Grabbing a quick lead on the Cards in the 3rd quarter Buorro Vaughn paced the Pittsboro cause by tabulating four of the five points needed to edge out the Cards with 3:26 showing on

the clock.

Mentor McCammack calkd time and inserted big Roy Skelton into the line-up. Skelton rebounded and paced the scoring to bring the Cards back and put them into the lead for the first timo at a stop, 53-49. The fourth period of action closed after the Cardinals and Burros missed free throw opportunities and a numerous number of field goals. Final at the end of regulation time

stood, 67-67.

In the first overtime of play i j ey 21 3 Bil j Brewster 227 Mike Green 203, P. Hamilton 214. E. “Bull” Skelton dropped in the 0rlosky 2A1 steve Atkins 2 14. fasten 225. M. Sears 201, 221, only Cardinal bucket while Gary Brewster 2 00, Dennis J- Sutton 212. Schaekel hit for the Burros. Atchley 2 12, Herbie Shoman Over 500 series: C. Alex 607, Glaze missed a one-and-one 247, Dennis Brewster 207, Betty D. Atwell 535, B. Brent linger opportunity at the line,, throw’- l Cromer 206, David Evens 225, 567, C. Cromer 532. W. Crow • ing the game into the second Bob Crum 218, Mark McGran- 521, B. Erwin 539, V. Green 515, overtime period. ; nahan 202, Terry Hoffa 235. E. Masten 540. C. Norris 513, In the second overtime both i David Brattain 286, Gary Deem R. Saunders 504. M. Sears 571, team* failed to captalize on a I 317, Jeff Saunders 211, Brent J. Sutton 602, M. Tuttle 552, R.

MIXED LEAGUE

Stoner Insurance

118

Shoemaker Standard

118

Deem Music 21

Moore's Bar

113

Cloverdale IGA 20

Wills Market

100

Currie’s Sundries 19

Farm Bureau Ins. ....

Double Decker 17

Amo Milling

Staley’s Mov. & Stor. 16

Hampton’s Garage ....

Gordons Foods 16

Slim’s Shell

McMillan Carpets 15

Montgomery Ward -

Chet’s Knuckle Heads 14

Covert's Heating

100

Greencastle IGA 6

Bill's Barber Shop ....

112

VFW Ladies Aux 5

A & S Junk Yard

120

High team series: Deem Mu-

sic 1233.

High team game:

surance 963.

Stoner

In-

High team game: Deem Mu-

sic 642.

High team series:

surance 2748.

Stoner In-

High individual series: Gary Deem 317; Girl,

Boy,

Betty

High individual

Alex 245.

game:

Cromer 206.

High individual game:

High individual g 0 y, Alex 607.

series:

jGary Deem 169; Girl,

Betty

Over 200 games: C. Alex 245,

j Cromer 111.

B. Brentlinger 203

208,

Over 200 series: Steve Craw-

Crowe 209, B. Erwin 204,

shot forcing the game into the Baker 246.

jZiegelman 503.

MISSED BY ONE

Jim Chadd sits in the dressing room after scoring 39 points to tie a school record set in 1958 by Ray Beaman against Terre Haute Wiley. Chadd's elation isn’t marred despite the one point that held him from the record. Chadd’s scoring efforts aided the Cubs in the 95-75 Linton defeat. Photo by Martin Kruse

McGaughey 4 J. Boiler 3 Richardson 0 | Carrington 0 Oliver 0 J. Richardson 0 Whitley 1 Totals 13

Visiting Hawks Lose To Wells

3 0 4 1 2 0 0

14 19 Friday evening.

1 2 0 4

4 Granville Wells turned back 0 visiting Roachdale, 83 to 62,

Preliminary Game: Russellville 34, Cloverdale 26.

LOOKS LIKE A TOSS-UP

Ron Blotch (55, white jersey) and Doug Fish (55, dark jersey) go up to decide W’ho will have possession of the ball. Fish came out to top and set up a two point play in the early minutes of Friday night's game. Larry Volsion (35), Jan Bobbitt (45) and Jim Chadd wait in anticipation of the results. Greencastle went on to bulldoze their way to a 95-75 win. Photo by Martin Kruse

Pointers Down North Salem Bambndge held the visiting North Salem netters at bay in the final quarter last night to win by a 77 to 75 decision. The contest was close all the way but the Pointers managed to lead at all stops, 19-17, 43-39,

62-60 and 77-75.

Rossok, McFarland and Judy paced Bambndge with 19, 15 and 14 points respectively. N. Salem (75) FG FT Studley 3 3 Trent 8 5 Griggs 4 1 Walter 1 o Basham 3 4

Chastain

.. 2

the ball game after the opening

Hartman

quarter with the

Clovers in

Totals

. 31

front, 19 to 9.

Bainhridge (77)

It was 45 to 22

at halftime 1

Steele 4 Martin 1 Canada 1 Sutherlin 4 Rossok 3 Judy 4 Parent 0 McFarland 0 Totals 24

0 0 4 1

6 4 4

5 2 2 1 2 3 0 0

County Champs Wallop Bees

3 j County Champs Cloverdale 4 rolled over Russellville, 80 to

1 40, last night.

5 j The host Bees were never in

and 70-32 at the end of the third period. Stallcup spearheaded the Cloverdale offensive with 24 points. Cloverdale (84) FG FT PF Sandy 4 2 0 Price 3 3 3 Jones 2 11 Hervey 8 10 Stallcup 11 2 5 Coon 4 0 2 Sutherlin 0 0 1 Morris 0 13 Totals 37 10 17 Russellville (40) FG FT PF Hunst 4 0 2

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E iCMEMY * AWARD WINNER "BEST A PICTURE"

Wells jumped into a 27 to 10 advantage as the first period ended and was never headed. It was 41-21 at the rest intermission and 56-46 at the three

quarter post.

Roachdale (62) FG Snodgrass 3 Hunt 1 Wagner 4 Blaydes 0 Baird 6 Breedlove 0 Scott 0 Clnocs 3 Hill 2 Myers 1 Collings 2 Stewart 0 Totals 22

FT PF

0 0 0 0 6 0 0 9 1 2 0 0

Wells (83) FG Heath 3 | Ow’ens 5 Deck 12 Dodson 1 Ford 6 Robinosn 1 Dale 7 Mitchell 2 Russell 1 Totals 38

FT PF

B game: Wells 50, Roachdale

A PRECIOUS TWO Graig Evans (34) pops in a much-needed bucket in last night’s barn-burner at the Fillmore High School gymnasium where Fillmore finally defeated their opponents, the Pittsboro Burros in the fourth overtime period of play, 83-73. Standing by are Glaze (40), of Fillmore and Yelton (41). of Pittsboro. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.