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Th« Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, February 20,1965

Tigers Battle Indiana State At Terre Haute Tonight

DePauw University’s basket-1

Named To Basketball Hall of Fame

r ir„, ,0 cXr d cor The Late Arthur L. Trester

ence activity, taking on Indiana State University in Terre

Haute.

The crucial ICC tilt will be INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The broadcast by Terre Haute’s late IH SAA Commissioner Arradio station WTHI-AM begin- thur L Tres t er has been seing at 7:45 p. m. Game time is ] ec ^ e( i as recipient of the 1965 15 minutes later. Silver medal Award of the IndiThe Sycamores, 102-94 losers ana Basketball- Hall of Fame, to DePauw here more than a it was ann0 unced today, month ago, have been on the rebound since that loss. ' The award is presented anWith Wednesday night's nually to an individual consid-87-85 win over Butler’s Bull- er^d most deserving of special dogs. State has shoved its ICC recognition for his contribution mark to 5-5. good for second 1° Indiana high school basket-

Granville Wells Downs Pointers Granville Wells rolled over the Bainbridge Pointers last night, 107 to 84. The game was close during the first half with the host Pointers only trailing by two, 45-43, at the rest intermission. Wells went on to grab a 7661 advantage at the end of the third period. The winning visitors were paced by Dale who poured

in 28 points.

Steele, of Bainbridge, was

against Butler and is barely ! T res t er served the 1SHAA 33 hi S h scorer of the evening howa notch behind Evansville's vears fj rgt as a member of the ever 33. Rossok connected

bajl.

The selection was made by the Central Committee of the Hall of Fame.

place. DePauw,on the other hand, stands 3-5 and needs a favorable verdict tonight to hang on to its second place

^°P es ' j Mrs. Trester will accept the

Biggest gun in State's late award in a special ceremony

season splurge has been sopho- March 17 here when additional more Butch Wade of Colom- members will be inducted into

bus. Wade pumped in 38 points t h e Hall of Fame.

Larry Humes in the conference Board of Controls, then as secscoring derby. ! re t ar y G f ^e board and evenThe rest of Wade's team- tually as commissioner,

mates are 6-5 Lennie Long, who missed the earlier contest in Greencastle. B-S’z Fred Huckstep, both forwards, plus Don Pope and Joe warfel at the guards. Wade, at 6-4, handles

the center post.

DePauw will stick with Morgan Everson and Stan Bahler at forward, Dean Rush at center and Dan Schermer and Jack

Hogan at guard.

Hogan suffered a sprained ankle in practice Thursday evening and relinquished his post to classmate Denny Bar-

rett.

Team trainer Walt Thomas succeded as head of the ISHAA said Hogan's ice-packed injury by ^ Phillips, wiio retired doesn't appear to be too serious a couple of years ago. and that probably he would Ton y Hinkle of Butler Uni - be able to go tonight. versity was the Silver Medal A freshman game between winner last year, the two schools will begin at 6 p. m.

for 22.

A native of Indiana, he was an athletic at Earlham College, from where he graduated in

1904.

Throughout his 1 ong career as head of the ISHAA he lived by the slogan, “the rules are clear, the penalty severe.” He was dedicated to the proposition that high school athletics should be so conducted that they made a major contribution to the complete educational welfare of

youth.

Wells (107) FG Heath 6 Long 2 Deck 7 Mitchell 1 Ford 5 Dodson 2 Russell 3 Ow r ens 1 Dale 11 Robinson 6

FT 4 1 0 0 1 0 5 1 6 1

PF 4 1 4 l| 4 j 5 | 2 1 2 4

Jim Chadd (31) and Mike Troyer (43) pull a heads-or-tails routine with Broad Ripple’s Rickey Lee (23) in deciding who gets the rebound. Unfortunately the ball was traveling too fast and Ron Short (33) came up from the background to take the ball. Broad Ripple went on to snare a one-point decision over the Cubs 60-61 in Greencastle s last game of the season before the Sectionals. Photo by Martin Kruse

Totals

Bainbridge (84)

Steele

Canada

. 2

Sutherlin

Rossok

Davis

...0

Judy

... 3

Parent

... 2

McFarland

.. 2

Totals

Broad Ripple Rockets Nose Out Tiger Cubs

Broad Ripple barely fired their rocket into orbit last night by squeeking Uy the Tiger Cubs in the last eight seconds of a ball game that was close right dowm to the ware, 61-60. The Cubs grabbed a 21-13

Hew Market 73; Roachdale 47

New Market turned back invading Roachdale Friday

night, 73 to 47.

The Hawks Jumped

ahead. 12-10,. as the first quar- Contrary to the published ter ended but it was all New' basketball schedule the DeMarket from then on as they ; Pauw-Butler basketball game led the next three stops, 32-18, : j n Greencastle will be played 53-27 and 73-47. this Tuesday night (Feb. 23)

Butler To Meet DePauw On Local Court Tuesday

New r Market had four scorers

in the double figures. (Continued on Page 5)

rather than on Wednesday, the 24th. The game will be preceeded

at 6 p. m. by a freshman match between the two ICC foes. Another change in the DePauw basketball schedule will put Ball State here Saturday March 6 at 3 p. m. The game originally was scheduled for January 16 but bad whether

forced postponment. The remainder of the DePauw' schedule includes: Feb. 23—Butler at DePauw; Feb. 26 (Friday) — St. Joseph's at DePauw; March 2 — DePauw at Wabash; March 6 — Ball State at DePauw.

lead into the second quarter Blotch 5 after bombing the nets with | Chadd 4 everything but the kitchen Hrust 2 sink. But the Ripple Rockets Nanovsky 5 came alive and began to steal Noel 0

the ball from the hands of the Cub players, and moved the score to within three points at the mid-game stopping point.

Troyer 1 York 6 Covert 0 Broad Ripple (61) FG

The Rockets lead for the first c 0 h en 7

Hull 4 Lee 6 Perry 4 Short 3

Greencastle Sectional Basketball Tournament Thurs., Feb. 25

Sat., Feb. 27

GREENCASTLE

RUSSELLVILLE

BAINBRIDGE

Saturday Afternoon

CLOVERDALE

FrL, Feb 26

FILLMORE

BELLE UNION

REELSVILLE

Sat. Night

Stanfill 0

B-Team

Greencastle (41)

Churchill

Jones

Surber

Harmless

Smith

B. Brackney

Walbring

Allan

Broad Ripple (51)

Bockoski

. 3

Hobson 6 Pegg 2

ROACHDALE

FANS! ENTER DAILY BANNER GUESSING CONTEST The Daily Banner is offering a first prize of $15 and a second prize of $10 to the fans who guess the closest total of points for the Sectional and who come nearest to picking the exact winners. There is no gimmick to this contest. The rules are simple: 1, Only one entry by any fan. 2. Your entry must be in The Banner Office by noon Wednesday, Feb. 24. 3. Just fill out the above Banner Chart with your selec tion of winners and total points and sign name to same. (Before entry is valid, the total number of points scored during the entire tourney plus the correct winners must be on the entry.)

time 37-35 at the 6:00 mark. But Jim Chadd came across wdth a field goal to tie up the | scoreboard. The score fluxuated across the board until Ron Short, Broad Ripple’s 6’ 1” forward, went to the line and put the Rockets into a 3-point

lead 46-37.

Chadd opened up on the net net and dropped in a field goal with Hurst on an assist close behind. Gerald York’s stolen ball was shifted to the scoring position and Hurst pulled down a foul putting the Cubs into

a 2-point lead.

Alan Cohen, a slight-of-hand artist, went wild and dropped enough stolen balls through the

nets to put the Rockets back Jackson 3 in a four point lead. , j Simmons 5 Broad Ripple Coach Gene Ford 0 Ring was reminded of the bench Parnell 0

rule when the floor officials called him for leaving his seat and aw'arded the technical to Greencastle. However, tremendous pressure sent the ball off its mark and the foul was miss-

ed.

With less than half a minute to go in the game, Alan Cohen went to the line and dropped in a free throw to put the Rockets into a three - point lead. York came up with the ball and cut the three points to one with a field goal. Stan Hurst, with a stolen ball, w'ent to the line with eight seconds to play and the Cubs trailing by one point. The pressure proved to great for the 5’ 11” guard and he missed the attempt. Ron Blotch tied Bill Hull up under the basket and Gerald York grabbed the tip-off and called for time with three seconds left to play. It w'as then that little Alan Cohen became a severe blight in the hearts of the Greencastle fans. He practiced w'hat he had been doing all evening. He stole the ball from York on the passin and ended the game. Alan Cohen led the scoring for both teams with 20 points followed by Rickey Lee with 12. Ron Blotch, Bill Nanovsky, and Gerald York went into | double figures for Greencastle with 13, 13, and 14 respectively. The enterprising B-team dropped a ten-point decision to a hot rod Rocket squad as the spacemen pulled the Cubs down, 51-41. Jones and Allan led the Cub scoring with 11 and 10 while Hohso.:, Bockoski, and Simmons grabbed 16, 10 and 10 for Broad Ripple. Summaries: Varstiy Greencastle (60) FG FT PF

3 0 4 3 0 2 2 0

6 0 0 3 3

*! 1 j 4 >

1 2 3 1

2 4 3 4 3

NOTHING FELir

Craig Evans (34) hot-handed point maker of the Fillmore Cardinals pops in another one in last night * action at Fillmore as Staunton Yellow Jacket Deal (55) seems to want “nothing fella.” The Cards won the contest, 85-67, to close the season with a 10-6 record. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.

Cardinals Down Staunton, 85-67 The Fillmore Cardinals closed their # regular season of play last night by downing host

j Staunton, 85-67.

Four men in double figure scoring put the Cards through as Evans and Glaze popped in 20 apeice while Robinson and ! Archer collected 15 each. After the first period of play that caught the home team holding onto a one point lead, 15-14, the visiting Yellow' Jackets tried to rally, but the Cardinals reversed the situation and popped in a quick 20 points, capturing a 8 point margin over the Staunton

squad. With less than three minutes | remaining in the half th# Yellow' Jacket's finally mad® good their rally. Hustling Staunton guard Kip Kumpf led the second period attack by ; dropping in seven quick points while his teammates made good five field goals. As the half closed the Cards held onto a slim lead of three, 35-32. In eight fast and furious 1 minutes of play the Cards outscored their hustling opponents for the third time in the tilt. 1 Evans and Robinson popped in eight points apeice in the hot third period w'hile their fellow Cards added ten to outscore their opponents and hold th®

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Bill Walbring (32) flicks in tw'o points against Broad Ripple’s B-team last night. His efforts were for naught, however, as the Ripple Rockets blasted into the win column,

51-41. Photo by Martin Kruse