The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 February 1965 — Page 4

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Humes Sets New ICC Scoring Record; Second Place Still Open

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The Indiana Collegiate Conference's single season scoring record succumber to Evansville's brilliant junior Larry Humes Saturday night and an avalanche of others may follow as the champion Aces hope to continue their mopping up operations. The 6-4 Madison, Ind., wizard hit 30 points against Butler to established a new mark at 330, seven points above the old one set by St. Joseph’s Bob Williams in 12 games in 1959-60. Humes, who had a 68-point week in two games, still has another pair left — Valparaiso and Indiana State— to push the mark into an even higher orbit. Humes also has eclipsed Williams’ field goal record of 120 by 10. At least four more records are in certain jeopardy in the current race that has the second team, Ball State, five ames out of first and only one and one-half games out of last. Butler, though it’s tied for last (3-6) with St. Jce, is ironically winging its way to new ICC records in field goal and free throw marksmanship. The Bulldogs this week are the league's top field shooters (.516) and foul shooters (.769). Both are well ahead of prevailing ICC records. The 10-0 Aces need but 180 points in that field goals to put in a mark in this category. While Humes solidified his scoring position over second place Butch Wade of Indiana State, each of the three other

individual departments leaders managed to keep a grasp on their specialities. Jerry Sloan of Evansville upped his rebound edge to 13.9 per game, DePauw’s Stan Bahler is barely nosing out Valpo’a Steve Cook in field goal accuracy .626 to .623, and Mike Chapman, Butler center, nudged his free throw percentage to .913, 42 of 46 to stay ahead of Wade's .844. In team statistics Butler supplanted Evansville as the league's best shooters, .516 to .510 this week, and also grabbed team honors in foul shooting .769 and fewest personal fouls per game, 15.5. Evansville kept its place as the top scoring machine, 98.1 and beat rebounders, 49.2. Valparaiso salvaged the final team category, team defense, permitting its opponents an average of 76.1 per game. This week the conference’s six-team race for second place ! continues unaboted with every

squad still holding a mathematical chance to grab the red ribbon. Indiana State (4-5) hosts Butler (3-6) Wednesday night, Ball State (4-4) goes to St. Joseph’s (3-6) and Evansville (10-0) travels to Valparaiso (4-5) where the Crusaders are

aching to improve on an 83-78 entertains non - conference Wheaton Tuesday. Saturday’s light schedule puts Ball State at Butler, DePauw at Indiana State, Evansville at Ky. Wesleyan, Valparaiso at Air Force Academy and Aquinas at St. Joe.

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Bob Pettit Sidelined ST. LOUIS UPI — Veteran Bob Pettit, suffering a knee injury, was sidelined Monday for two to three weeks. It was the third time this season the alltime high-scorer bowed to Injuries, and his loss is expected to cost the St. Louis Hawks dearly.

Michigan Downs Indiana 96-95 By United Press International Indiana's basketball team should've learned something from Princeton last Christmas —never turn your back on Michigan for a minute, not even for 26 seconds. In last December’s Holiday Festival Tournament in New York, Princeton held a 14-point lead over Michigan with less than four minutes remaining in a semifinal game, only to lose at the buzzer after the Wolverines put on a great closing rally. Monday night, the Wolverines pulled off a similar rally, not i once, but twice in the same 1 game to defeat Indiana 96-95 in double overtime and maintain j its lead in the Big Ten Confer- j ence. Michigan, which is ranked No. 1 in the nation, trailed Indiana by seven points going into the final minute of play j and it appeared as though the! Hoosiers had the game tucked safely away.

Tigers To Play InN. Y. Tourney DePauw University will join three other colleges next winter for a round-robin basketball tournament in Schenectady, N. Y. Enteredin the Union College event Dec., 28-30 will be squads from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston; Hope College, Holland, Mich.; and the host school, Union College. DePauw’s participation in the sixth Union tournament was announced today by Dr. James Loveless, DePauw athletic director.

NFL Convention Gets Underway PALM DESERT, Calif. UPI —The annual midwinter convention of the National Football League officially gets under way today with owners and coaches ready to discuss just about anything — e- ept the possibility of a truce in the draft war with the American Football League. Although the battle with the AFL is causing profits to shrink in both leagues, talks of a truce isn’t even on the agenda. “That doesn't mean it won’t de discussed,” said a league spokesman, “but the agenda doesn’t list any such proposal.” Television receipts have kept both leagues in sound financial shape as college graduates reap a harvest in bonus money. The tops, of course, was the $400,000 paid to Joe Namath to sign with the New York Jets of the AFL.

Putnam County League February 11, 1965 Team W L Morrison Tire Co. .. 56 (a 2312 Dewey’s Barber Shop 48*i 31li Fentress Motors .... 46)a 32)£ Russells 46 34 Bob's Body Shop .... 44 36 Pepsi-Cola 39)2 40 )£ Cash Concrete 34 46 Omar Bakery Co. .. 31)2 48 , 2 Buis Feeds SO 1 * 49 1 2 Double Decker 23 57 High Team Game: Fentress Motors — 1042. High Team Series: Dewey’s Barber Shop — 2997. 200 games and over: J. Sharp 235-211-224. D. Garrett 221, R. Holsapple 202, J. Fogle 210, W. Porter 201, R. Moore 206-223, B. Burris 235, J. Walker 201, L. Conyers 212. 500 series and over: J. Sharp 670, D. Garrett 500, R. Holsapple 520, J. Fogle 539, R. Moore 591, C. Brewster 540, L. Booe 525, D. Saunders 523, N. Morrison 516, L. Conyers 575, J. Walker 531, R. Taylor 531, F. Puckett 506, F. Crawley 500, B. Langdon 516, B. Burris 528.

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Hi. Ind. Game: Huxford 216. Hi Ind. Series: Cavin 524. Hi Team Game: Stoner 837. Hi Team Series: Stoner 2430. Over 425 Series: Cavin 524; Hurst 522; Mark 515; Lancaster 515; Jordan 510; Pelfrey 504; Huxford 495; Buis. R. 487; Murray 479; Godfrey 470; Grubb 469; Ogle 468; Williams 462; Flint 461; Beaman 461; Cramer 450; Gooch 445: Masten 444: Alex 442; McKee 442; Buis, M. 441; Girton 438; Knauer 436; Justus 433; Clines 427; Brattain 426.

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Reelsville Indians Roll Over Lizton Blue Blazers. 97 To 48

Paul Harney Remains In Top Money DUNEDIN. Fla UPI — Paul Harney, who won his only start on the pro tour this year, remained the top money winner on the Professional Golfers Association tournament circuit with S12.000. Rod Funseth. last week's Phoenix Open winner, was second with $10,977.50 followed by George Kr.udson with $10,825 and Bob C\arles with $10,675, according to statistics released Monday.

Cournoyer Shifted MONTREAL UPI — The Montreal Canadiens farmed right winger Yvan Cournoyer to the American Hockey League's Quebec Aces Monday, to give him a chance to play regularly.

Sets Date MEPHIS, Tenn. UPI — Officials of the Central Hockey League, during their mid-win-ter meeting Monday, set March 30 as the opening date for the four-team championship playoffs.

18th ANNUAL ALL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT OLD TOPPER TAVERN TEAM Homer McCammack 554 Donald Brattain 477 Doyne Priest 576 Charles Buis 616 Glen R. Hampton 617 2840 + 243 3083 DOUBLES Chester Crawley 607 Norman Pelfrey 549 1156 + 138

JUNIOR-SENIOR MIXED LEAGUE February IS, 1965 Team W L Team No. 2 43 7 Team No. 6 36 12 Team No. 4 36 15 Edmons Janitorial Ser. „ 36 15 Bossen’s Dairy 23 25 Team No. 5 23 28 Team No. 8 21 30 Team No. 10 20 30 Team No. 7 17 34 Gordon's Potato Chips .. 9 42 High Team Game: Bosen's Dairy — 808, Team No. 6 — 808. High Team Series: Bosen’s Dairy — 2310. High Individual Game: Girl— A. May — 158. Boy— T. Love — 223. High Individual Series: Girl — A. May — 428. Boy — T. Love — 606. 200 Games: T. Love —223, Bob Evans 201. Over 400 Series: A. May 428, G. Henry 426, B. Gromer 459, M. Baker 447, S. Brown 454, J. Edmonds 474, H. Conyers 436, J. Allen 443, J. McClure 431, D. Jones 419, L. Mays 440. Over 500 Series: T. Boessen 505, B. Evans 503, T. Love 606.

The Reelsville Indians made short work of their Saturday night guest, the Lizton Blazers, by grabbing a quick first quarter lead and refusing to ease up to roll over their opponents, 97-48. The Indians, paced by high scoring of hustling sophomore Joe Williams (who is considered one of the most highly improved ball player in the countty) jumped into a quick lead in the first period of action, and were never seriously threatened by the visiting Liz-

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Williams paced the Indians with 36 points while Irwin and Batton dropped in 14 and 12 points respective 1 ;-. Smith led the Lizton squad with 23 points. The Indians, boasting a not-so-good 14-4 season record thus far, have only one scheduled game remaining before Sectional Tournament time, that being Emenience on the 19th.

Reelsville (97) FG Gibbs 4 Hammond 0 Irwin 6 Jenkins 1 Williams 12 Killion 3 Batton 4 Blaydes 2 Fellows 1 Gallhud 1 Totals 34 Lizton (48) FG FT PF

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DePauw Hosts Wheaton Net Tossers Tonight

Another band of Crusaders, this time from Wheaton College invades DePauw’s Bowman Gymnasium tonight at 8 p. m. when the visitors will be seeking their 13th victory in 19 games. The Illinois college knocked off the Tigers. 81-80, December 4 after surviving a last minute DePauw rush that nearly obliterated a 10-point deficit. While DePauw was dropping its fourth straight game, 92-68, to Valparaiso Saturday night, Wheaton extended its season mark to 12-6 by thrashing St. foseph's, 86-78.

A week before the Crusaders vanquished well regarded Portland University 94-73 in a Chicago Stadium doubleheader with Loyola and Miami (O.) At the bottom of the Wheaton success has been John Pfund, a 6-0 guard who averaged 21 points last year and is hitting at slightly over 20 a game this year. Pfund had 37 against Portland. Pfund’s tallish playmates are P 6 center Roger Weavers. 6-3 Charles Huibregtse and 6-4 Bill Provinse, both forwards, and 6-0 guard Kerry Otterby. Though Pfund in the only

Crusader over 10 points per game, six more are within a point of 10 and the team through 18 games is averaging above 83 points. Provinse and Roger Weavers are the visitor’s chief rebounders. Each has over 100. DePauw coach Elmer McCall expects to stick with his usual five starters — Stan Bahler, Morgan Everson, Dean Rush, Dan Schermer and Jack Hogan. The game, DePauw’s last home encounter until next Tuesday when it hosts Butler, will be broadcast by WGREFM.

Mikita Is Back In Thick Of Race MONTREAL UPI — Stan Mikita, the defending National Hockey League scoring champion from the Chicago Black Hawks who appeared destined to take a back seat to teammate Bobby Hull, suddenly is back in the thick of the race. Official NHL figures released today show the Czech-born center picked up four points with two goals and two assists last week, narrowing Hull’s lead to one point, 67-66. At one time, Mikita trailed the first-half scoring sensation by as many as 14 points. A six-game scoring slump followed by a knee injury has left Hull stalled in the points race.

New Times ST. LOUIS UPI — The St. Louis baseball Cardinals will begin all Saturday day games 15 minutes earlier, at 1:15 p. m. CST, and all Saturday night games one hour .rlier at 7 o’clock this season.

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