The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1966 — Page 4

The Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Saturday, January 8, 1966

ARDWOOD IGHLICHTS By Frank Puckett Jr„ Sports Editor

A few Interesting notes yon might want to know .... of the six teams in the county that compete among themselves and with other teams outside the county three have not been beaten outside county competition—Bainbridge, Cloverdale and Fillmore .... Reelsville has dropped only one game outside the county—to Van Buren .... Roachdale has been defeated by New Ross and Montezuma .... and Russellville has lost five out-of-county games • • • • county competition must be tough.

[Tiger Cubs Take Cascade, 76-57 Fillmore Cardinals Blast Reelsville Indians 73-52 ^fUfliger Cubs Win Streak Ran To Eleven Straight

New entries in the local Sectional, Cascade, North Salem and Rockville .... the Cadets have fallen to Cloverdale .... Fillmore .... and Greencactle .... they might have to contend with one of these teams again at tourney time .... North Salem fell to the wayside when they battled Roachdale, 62-44 and Reelsville 48-46 .... but they beat Russellville 54-51 .... Rockville’s Rox were sent home by Greencastle with a 72-59 defeat .... looks good for Sectional-wise competition if all three new entries have been beaten at least once by old sectional rivals. « • « Where are the Sectional champs going if they hit paydirt? .... Greencastle Sectional champs will travel to Covington where they will vie with winners from Covington, Crawfordsville, and Kentland .... the winner from there will go to Lafayette and then to Indianapolis for the big one .... IF Reelsville or Cloverdale come out at BrazU where they will compete with Clay and Owen County foes they will go to Terre Haute and meet with winners from Bloomington, Sullivan, and Terre Haute .... then the long trip to Evansville .... then to the big meeting place in the middle.... Hinkle Field House. • o o Did you know .... Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs are tied for first place in the Western Indiana Basketball Conference with Gerstmeyer and W iley of Terre Haute .... that hosts such teams as Honey Creek High, Linton High, Schulte, State High, Sullivan, West Vigo, Wiley, Brazil, Clinton, Garfield and Gerstmeyer .... Fillmore's talented Cardinals hold an undisputed first place in the hotly-contested Big Four Conference that includes such teams as New Ross, Bainbridge, North Salem, Granville Wells, and others .... Bainbridge holds a tie for second in the same conference with New Ross .... Reelsville is one of the few teams that have beaten Gerstmeyer this year .... and they did it on the Terre Haute power’s own floor .... Cloverdale’s Clovers are one of the last 15 undefeated teams In the state of Indiana this year . • • • how’s that for county competition at its toughest? • o • County Tourney drawings will be posted in your January 14 Issue of The Daily Banner .... the tourney will host Fillmore, Reelsville, Cloverdale, Russellville, Bainbridge, and Roachdale .... favorites such as Clover Rod Hervey, Cardinals John Glaze and 6-9 Wayne Bright, hot-handed Ron Richardson from Russellville, Paul Hill and Larry Clones of the Roachdale Hawks, 6-7 Indian Joe Williams, wad area leading scorn Pointer Larry Steele, along with the rest of the county prep cagers. DePauw Tigers Face Pumas Tonight In ICC Road Game

Its winning streak shattered at four by Ball State, DePauw’s basketball team hits the road again tonight for Rensselaer. Waiting at the end of the line will be St. Joseph’s 4-6 Pumas who wrecked a good Wabash team Wednesday 10272 on the same floor in Crafford sville where Wabash measured DePauw a month ago, 8264. Two peppery, lightening like guards are the gears of St. Joe’s attack. Tom Crowley is firing at 15.0 ppg and his cross court mate, Ken Broussard, is pumping them in 20 at a time. The loss of 6-4 center Larry Teagley, sidelined permanently along with his 14.6 average apparently hasn’t cramped the Pumas’ style. , They lost to Butler 86-65 while making the transition but bagged Wabash by 30 with sophomore Denny Potts (6-3) and John Flick (6-5) alternating. Puma forwards are 6-1 footb&ller-basketballer Terry Davisson and 6-3 Fred Farley. Only change likely in the Tiger lineup is a switch at guard where 6-1 Denny Barrett has stepped in to replace slumping Dan Schermer, 5-9 guard who has started for DePauw since the third game of last season. Otherwise it will be Jack Hogan opposite Barrett, Tom McGurk at center, and Morgan

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Everson and Stan Bahler at forward, Bahler will be mipus the heavy tape job that protected a jammed finger in the Ball State game. After tonight’s fourth ICC clash the Tigers will be idle until going to Lake Forest College January 21.

New Ross Clips Russellville Bees Russellville’s Bees dropped a big one to foe New Ross on the home floor last night after rallying to a 29-28 half time lead over the Big Four Conference team, 80-64. It was the eleventh outing for the Bees and the seventh loss of the season. Visiting New Ross pushed their way into a 17-12 first quarter lead, but the fired up Bees, paced by hot-handed Ron Richardson, rallied to comeback and outscore their guests 17-11 to take a one-point lead at the half time intermission,

29-28.

Tough New Ross shook of the rally in the early minutes of the third period and outpaced their host 28-17 in the third quarter and 24-18 in the final fourth period to claim their 16 point

victory.

New Ross had four men in double figures with Haffner hitting 22, Williams 20, Smith 15, and Harrison 12 points. The Bees were paced by hot-handed Ron Richardson who dumped in 27 points. Russellville will meet Reelsville at Russellville next week. Summaries: New Ross (80) FG FT PF Williams 8 4 1 Harrison ........ 5 2 4 Haffner 9 4 4 Smith 6 3 4 Routh 10 1 Waltz 2 0 5 Evans 13 4 Elliott ............... 0 0 1 Totals 32 16 24 Russellville (64) FG FT PF McGaughey 3 4 4 Simpson 3 13 Richardson 10 7 1 BoUer 1 6 5 Cushman 2 6 1 Whiteley .... 10 2

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* BATTLE FOR THE BALL Greencastle’s Bill Nanovsky, hidden except for a leg and a couple of arms tangles with Cascade’s Ken Weliewer for a rebound in the above action shot. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.

By FRANK PUCKETT, JR. Banner Sports Editor Holding it down to a 19 point spread, the Greencastle Tiger Cubs avenged a 35-point whipping they took from Cascade’s Cadets last year as they played host to the new sectional entries in the uptown gym last night, 76-57. The victory made it 11 in-a-row for the Tiger Cub crew against only one loss of the season to Attica while the Cadets were forced to make their season record 3-7. It was the third time this season the Cadets have met defeat at the hands of a Putnam County team. Hitting the Hendricks County representatives with the “Mac” press from the starting gun, Greencastle fought their way through a somewhat slow first quarter to emerge with a 19-7 lead. The Cadets looked as though they were ready for the press, but the Tiger Cub offensive was just a little too much to match as the Cubs fired in 8 for 15 first period field goals while the Cadets could manage only 1 out of 10 trys. ' Greencastle shot an overall 28 for 62 from the field for a .450 percentage. Cascade was able to push in only 1 field goal the first quarter, 6 the second, 3 the third, and 7 the fourth for a 17 of 54 total giving them a low .313 shooting percentage from the field. The Cubs held a sixteen point lead at half time, 36-20. They outscored Cascade in the third period 17-12, but the Cadets came back in a strong fourth to outscore the host 25-23. But, it was too late for the already downed Cadets. Jim Chadd paced the scoring by tossing in 10 field goals and

7 free throws for a 27 point performance while Mike Troyer added 21 points to the Cub cause. High man for Cascade was Weliewer with 17. The Cubs will travel to Schulte next week for what should prove to be a real battle. Summaries:

Greencastle (76)

Harmless

.. 1

3 j

Brackney

. 0

°l

Chadd

Jones

Nanovsky

.. 2

Ross

Troyer

Surber

2 |

Churchill

Cromer

° i

Norris

1 j

Hammond

.. 0

Cascade (57)

Neeley

.. 0

Whaley

.. 3

Buttler

... 1

Richards

.. 0

Robinson

.. 1

Weliewer

... 5

5 j

Jones

Settler

York

.. 1

Fergeson

... 1

B-team score:

Cubs

55,

Ca-

dets 49.

G...R...R TWO! Tough and high scoring Tiger Cub Mike Troyer had to get this two the hard way, but the little hustler managed to make the shot in spite of three conflicting arms. The Cubs played Cascade last night in the uptown gym and took the contest, 76-57. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.

CardsClip Indians Record Now 8-2

Fillmore grabbed an early lead over the visiting Reelsville Indians last night and refused to back off as they defeated their South Putnam sisters, 7352. Both county teams went into the contest holding identical season records of 7-2, Fillmore bowing out to Cloverdale twice this season and Reelsville dropping one to Cloverdale and Van Buren earlier in the season. The Cardinals had nine men in the scoring column as coach Darrell Hoyer substituted freely all through the contest while the Indians relied heavily on the 22-point performance of 6-7 pivot man Joe Williams. Coach Charles McClure fired his determined team into a zone that collapsed on the big Fillmore pivot man 6-9 Wayne Bright. With the zone focusing on the big Cardinal man guard Jim Craig cut loose with a barrage of buckets that gave him a five field goal first-quarter. Doubling the Indian output in the first period 14-7, the Cards went ahead to score 20 points in the second quarter for a 34-23 half time lead. Hitting 19 points in the third period and 20 in the final quarter the Cards went ahead to down their opponents 21 points. Hot-handed Craig tossed in 15 points while Glaze added an equal of 15 for the Cards. Williams paced the Indians with 22 points. Fillmore will travel to Coal Creek Central tonight where they will meet Linden. The Cards are now 8-2 while the Indians are 7-3.

SUMMARIES: Fillmore (73) FG FT Jackson 2 0 Robinson 2 0 Glaze 6 3 Cash 1 0 Bright 4 3 Bunten ............ 3 0

. 5 8

PF 2 1 3 0 5 0

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Coffin 0 0 0 Craig 7 3 4 Puckett 0 0 1 Buis 12 0 Barker O 0 0 Reelsville (52) FG FT PF Gibbs 3 10 Clark 2 14 Williams 9 4 4

Blaydes

... 1

John Erdmann kept his un-

Callahan

... 0

blemished record going with a

Hanzel

7-0 victory while David Rob-

Hazel

.. 0

bins also undefeated won by a

Irwin

.... 2

score of 4-2.

Peeler

.... 0

Sophomore Tom Clodfelter

B-team final: Reelsville 23.

Fillmore

37,

substituting for injured David Moore won by a decision 7-6 in

Balanced Scoring Leads Way For Bainbridge Win Over Roachdale Hawks

Bainbridge racked up victory number 11 last night against two defeats of the season by knocking off county rival Roachdale on the Pointer floor, 87-52. It was the first game in the last seven outings that the Pointers have dropped under 90 points. A balanced scoring attack led the way for the Bainbridge crew as they took a 17-11 first period margin, rolled to a 45-30 half time stop, and scored 42 points to the Hawks 22 points in the last half. Four men hit the double figure column hard as Pointers Steele, Judy, McFarland and Rossok swished the nets for 25, 14, 12, and 22 points respective-

ly.

Bainbridge out rebounded their guest 50-32 with 6-5 Steele grabbing off 21 rebounds and Rossok man-handling the boards with 10. The Pointer height advantage towed a lot of weight into the contest. Roachdale has only one boy over six feet. Dropping in 35 of 91 shots from the field the Pointers hit a low .384 percentage while the

4|Hawks hit on 13 of 47 tries forjBaftfJlrinlA 48*

a .385 percentage, .001 better than the victorious Pointers. The Pointers will host Montezuma next week while Roachdale will tangle with North Salem the same night for the second time this year.

Summaries: Roachdale (52) FG R. Simpson 0 Blaydes 1 Hill 1 Doreff 6 Collings 1

FT 1 2 1 3 1

PF 0 2 4 3 1

Clones

Snodgrass

Riggle

.... 0

Hatfield

.... 1

Scott

D. Simpson

.... 0

Totals

... 18

Bainbridge (87)

Canada

Steele

Sutherlin

.... 2

Judy

McFarland ........

.... 6

Martin 1

Rossok

.... 7

Dozier

Evans

.... 2

Branham

.... 1

Totals

.. 36

B-game: Bainbridga 50,

'Fearsome Foursome' Add 20 Pts. With Four Straight Pins; Record 5-0

The GHS wrestling team started 1966 off with a 37-13 lacing of Mooresville. The Cubs are now undefeated with a 5-0 season record. The Tigers "Fearsome Foursome” of Tom Scholl, Louie Luzar, Gary Huber and Jim Rolls added 20 points to the score with 4 straight pins. These boys have a combined record of 18-1 and have 11 pins to their record. All but one are undefeated.

a very thrilling match. Larry Hutson romped over his oppon-

ent 6-2.

The Cubs will play host to the powerful Indianapolis Crispus Attucks on Tuesday, Jan. 11th in one of their toughest matches. On Thursday, Jan. 13 they will host one of the states toughest squads, Crawfordsville. The meets are scheduled for 7:00 at the high school gymnasium.

Next Saturday, Jan. 15th the 2nd Annual Greencastle Invitational Tournament will be held at the high school gym with the first round due to start at 10:00 a.m. Come out and cheer the cubs in the defense of their crown. Wrestler of the week—Gary Huber Results — Records in Parenthesis: 95 lb.—Burton lost by a pin

(1-2)

103 lb.—Ricketts lost by a pin (1-4) 112 lb. Clodfelter won by a decision (1-0) 120 lb.—Erdman won by a decision (4-0) 127 lb.—Hutson won by a decision (3-1) 133 lb. Slaughter lost by a decision (3-1) 138 lb.—Robbins won by a decision (5-0) 145 lb. Conrad won by a forfeit (1-0) 154 lb.—Schall won by a pin

(3-1)

165 lb.—Luzar won by a pin

(5-0)

180 lb.—Huber won by a pin

(5-0)

Hut — Rolls won by a pin

(5-0)

Final score 37 - 13.

GARY HUBER 'Wrestler of Week*

* Bowling * News CITY BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Art Furniture 117 27 Jones Construction 92 52 Buick Specials 66 78 Double Decker 65 79 Torr’s Restaurant 64 80 713 Club 61 83 Daily Banner 58 86 Reeves Welding' 53 91 Over 500 Series: K. Shinn 567, M. Rader 560, L. Corbin 560, R. Baker 552, R. Jones 528, A. Haddix 519, D. Simmerman 517, D. Johnston 517, D. Bassett 507. Over 200 Games: K. Shinn 220, 213, M. Rader 209, L. Corbin 200, R. Baker 224, D. Simmerman 201, D. Bassett 222.

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Bob Feller pitched 12 one-hit games during brillant career with the Cleveland Indians.

There were no no-hit, no-run games in the major leagues

TEAL,one of the faster ducks on two wings,will be found in three varieties, the BLUE-WINGED, GREEN-WINGED and CINNAMON TEAL.

TEAL WILL MOVE LIKE BULLETS OVER MARSHY WATERWAYS, FLARE SUDDENLY AND THEN DROP OUT OF SIGHT BEHIND THE CATTAILS. blue-winged: ARE ON THE INCREASE. ITtS A SURFACE-FEEDING DUCK WITH PALE BLUE PATCHES OKI FORE-WING. HAS RAPID WINS BEATS. MOST OF FOOD IS VEGETABLE MATTER. AVERAGE WEIGHT 14 OUNCES.

green-winged: small size, THE MALE HAS A DARK RED HEAD AN DA WHITE CRESCENT

IN FRONT OF THE k SHOULDER,WITH .GLOSSY GREEN

PATCH ON SIDE OF HEAD. IT IS A PLANT-EATER.

. AVERAGE WEIGHT 12 OUNCES.

CINNAMON TEAL: HAS CINNAMON-RED GENERAL COLORATION AND BLUE WING PATCHES. FEEDS ON PONDWEEDS, GRASSES AND OTHER VEGETABLE MATTER. AVERAGE WEIGHT 12 OUNCES.

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