The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1965 — Page 7

Th* Dally Bannar, Greancasfla, Indiana 7 Thursday, September 2,1965

TIGER CUBS TO OPEN GRID SEASON FRI.

PORTS

FRANK PUCKETT Jr.. Sports Editor

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records ever posted by a GHS football team, not a single win all season! Missing from the returning lettermen squad will be hard hitting Bill Nanovsky who dislocated a shoulder in the first week of practice. Lettermen who promise to add to the Cub victory cause with lots of hustle and mustard are Pat Billingsly, Craig Hammond, George Henry, Frank Hirt, Gary Huber, Josh Lancaster, Steve Mont, Jim Rolls, Louis See, Dewayne Wilson, Ray Churchill, David Hill, Louis Luzar, and Tom Slaughter. Hoping to fill that coveted quarterback spot are probable starters Steve Mont, hopeful Daryl Brackney, and Chuck Ev-

Farber, Harold Henry, Jim year's squad are Stan Brown Knauer, John Manson, Dee Mon- and George Durham. Managers nett, Ken Rader, Kevin See, of the team are Tirr, McCamDenny Thomas, Mike Zeller, and mon, Brad Smith and Ron Torr. Brad Sheers. | Rememberi the hot Those never-give-up cheer-! s ^ ou ^ GHS football field leaders Janice Barrett, Missy 1 Frida y ni & ht at 8:00 when the Lambert, Debbie Terry, and Lin-1 1965 Ti £ er Cubs make their

season debut against Moores-

ville.

da Patterson have planned an enormous pep session for the grid-iron team at the football field tonight that includes among other things a bonfire. I

The GHS cheering section will j September all be there and hopes for every 3 Mooresville Here

GHS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

October 1 Plainfield Here 8 West Vigo Here 15 Open 20 Crawfordsville Here 29 Brazil There November 5 Clinton There JERRY CHANCE, Coach HAL SAMPSON, Asst. Coach Home game time 8:00 p.m. CDT

Tiger Cub fan in the country showing up are at a peak.

10 Linton Here 16 Gerstmeyer .....There

H. S. Football Team Is Honored With Picnic

Student Trainers for this 24 Garfield

The Football Mothers Club of

..There | Greencastle High School under

| the leadership of Mrs. John Nanovsky sponsored a pitch-in pic- | nic on Tuesday, August 31. This | picnic at Robe-Ann park is an ; annual event for the purpose of welcoming new boys to the squad. A large number of boys and their parents were present and as usual, the pitch-in buffet was generous both in quantity and variety. Mrs. Nanovsky called upon Hugh Henry to say Grace. After the meal Jerry Chance was introduced. Head Coach Chance began by introducing all guests present includcoaches and achool administra-

tion. He continued by having each member of the squad stand individually while he stated the boy’s positions and a personal word about him. Mr. Chanca had some encouraging words to say to the whole group about the fine performance of the boys in preliminary practice and concluded wuth a plea to the parents for support during the coming season. George Henry was spokesman for the boys in expressing appreciation to the mothers for the delicious meal.

Greencastle High School’s rallying Tiger Cubs will kick off another grid-iron season Friday night when they will encounter Mooresville on the home battle front at 8:00 p.m. After almost two weeks of double-time practice sessions coaches Jerry Chance and Hal Sampson have moulded their fifteen returning lettermen and twenty-four prospects together for what they hope to be a winning Tiger Cub team. Last year the Cubs produced one of the most tragic season

PLANNING THE ATTACK

Coaches (left) Hal Sampson and (right) Jerry Chance are caught in the dressing room preparing for the Tiger Cub opener Friday night. Both coaches seem to think the Cubs will come through this year with support from fans and a lot of hard work. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.

TOUGH LOOK'IN LINE “They may be small but they got spirit, and that’s what counts,” remarked Head Coach Jerry Chance. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.