The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 January 1966 — Page 4

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Monday, January 17, 1964

Fillmore Co rdinals Win

70-57 Contest at Avon

By FRANK PUCKETT, JR. Banner Sport* Editor Avon — Picking up their eleventh season victory in thirteen outings the Fillmore Cardinals romped over Avon’s Orioles on the Oriole floor last Saturday night, 70-57.

The contest was the last scheduled hardwood tilt for Putnam County teams before the county tourney kicks off at Greencastle next week. The Cards had little trouble with the Avon team although they experienced their usual

first quarter cold spell. Big 6-8 Wayne Bright was the man who made the difference during the first period by pulling off seven rebounds and tossing in seven points to lead the Cards to a narrow 15-18 first eightminute stop.

BIRD PARTY

Cardinals John Glaze (41), Bruce Jackson (33), and Wayne Bright (front) didn’t leave Oriole Chris Vance anywhers to go in Saturday night action at Avon. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.

ICC Basketball at Lull With Close of Semester

By United Pratt International Indiana college basketball hits a semester exam lull this week, with the leaders in the Hoosier and Indiana Collegiate Conferences not expected to be displaced.

Indiana Central, boasting a 9-game winning streak, plays its lone HCC game at hapless

Hanover Tuesday. The Panthers have lost 14 in a row, including three in league play, while Indiana Central is 4-0 in the loop standings.

Indiana State, 4-1 in the ICC, plays its lone game of the week against Taylor of the HCC Tuesday. Indiana State is 142 for the season after being

East's All-Stars Win, 36-7

LOS ANGELES UPI — The most one-sided victory in the history of the Pro Bowl today restored the pride of the National Football League’s Eastern Conference. The East All-Stars in a powerful defensive triumph turned eight pass interceptions into a 36-7 victory over the favored Western Conference team. And the most pleased man

was Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier, who all week couldn’t let his East team forget that West teams had won 15 out of 16 games the past season from East clubs. "All that publicity about the West’s superiority got under the skins of our players,” Collier said. “You can’t listen to that kind of talk without responding.”

trounced at Marquette Satur day night, 94-74. Evansville, which beat Southern Illinois for a record fourth NCAA college championship last March, meets the top-rated small-college Salukis at home Wednesday and entertains Ball State in an ICC scrap Saturday. Purdue, which knocked Illinois from first place in the Big Ten Saturday, 93-87, is idle this week while Indiana can snap a 3-game conference losing streak tonight at home against Iowa. Dave Schellhase with 38 points led Purdue over the mini, the Boilmakers’ first league victor under new coach George King.

Indiana bowed at Minnesota over the weekend, 91-82, despite the fact five Hoosiers scored In double figures, topped by Max Walker’s 18 points.

Notre Dame, which lost its ninth in a row to DePaul, 97-71 hosts Loyola of Los Angeles Wednesday.

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Avon failed to capitalize during the first two minutes of the second period as the Cards pop ped in ten quick points to grab a commanding 25-18 lead. Sixthree Chris Vance dumped in a couple of shots in an effort to get the Orioles rolling, but Cardinals Bright and Glaze warmed the nets with jumpers and the visiting Fillmore crew rolled up a 32-24 half time margin.

Bright was the big man dur ing the next eight minutes as the 6-8 pivot man cleared the boards and led the Cardinals in a 19 point third quarter outburst

All-around hot-shot John Glaze, who sparks the Cards in just about every category, left the ball game in the closing minutes of the third period with a strained muscle in his leg, but the 6-4 hustler returned to the contest in the late minutes of the fourth quarter.

Big Bright sparked the Cards during the final fourth quarter that refused to let the Orioles threaten the score.

Pacing the Orioles in the point category was Sarkine with 20 points and Parson with 15. Bright tossed in 25 points while Glaze banged in 9 field goals for 18.

Summaries:

Fillmore (70) FG Parson 5 Vance .................... 1 Sullivan 0 Sarkine 10 Garrad .................... 3

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Avon (57) Robinson .. Cash

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B-team Fillmore 53, Avon 49

By PVANK WAXSON rase Sports Wrtter

Spj* r ^ es | Injuns Lose to Montezuma

In All-Star Debut

HOUSTON UPI — Joe Namath, the American Football League’s Rookie of the Year, had still another tribute today on the basis of his sparkling performance in the AFL AllStar game Saturday. And he came off the bench to earn it. Namath was named outstanding offensive player of the game, in which his two touchdown passes to Lance Alworth gave the All-Stars a 30-19 victory over the league champion Buffalo Bills. In an announcement shortly after the game started, the Houston Oilers disclosed they had traded three players to San Diego for Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison, half the All-Star starting defensive line. Namath’s second half passing drove the Bills’ defense crazy. The toe of AFL’s top scorer, Gino Cappelletti added 12 points to the All-Star total with three points after touchdown and three field goals. Namath first connected with Alworth over 43 yards late in the third quarter. Alworth snared Namaths’ scoring aerial on the goal line in the fourth quarter for a 10-yard touchdown. Then he was carried off the field unconscious, to a standing ovation. Namath connected on six of 10 passes worth 89 yards and two touchdowns.

Montezuma — Reelsville dropped their second game of the weekend last Saturday night when the Indians traveled to Montezuma for their number twelve outing of the season, 79-

63.

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Clay Mouths Off

New York UPI — Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay says he might not meet Ernie Terrell in his next title defense because the contender "wants to take all the money.” Clay, who Sunday received the Fighter of the Year award from the New York Boxing Writers Association, promised only nine days ago to give Terrell the next shot at the crown. But Clay said Sunday he probably will announce his next opponent at a press conference later this week.

Losing Streak

FERNLEY, Nev. UPI—The Femley High School basketball team has put another dent in the amazing record of coach Lyl* Damon of Virginia City High School. Fernley snapped Virginia City’s 41-game winning streak Friday night by defeating the Muckers, 73-60. It was Virginia City’s first defeat since Fernley snapped its 55-game winning streak in January 1964.

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NAMATH, ALL-STARS DEFEAT BILLS—New York Jet’s Joe Namath (only rookie in game) led the AFL All-Stars in a second-half drive that resulted in a 30-19 upset of the Champion Buffalo Bills. Buffalo’s Billy Joe (33) is dropped for a 5-yard loss by San Diego’s Frank Buncowi (52^ in game played aLHoustoiirTexas.

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Monte Carlo Continues

MONTE CARLO UPI — The 170 surviving cars set out in bitter cold today for the French Alpine town of Chambrey and back over bad roads as the death-marred Monte Carlo mqtor rally continued. The drivers expected the worst from the 890-mile round trip. The rally organizers themselves termed the roads "in shocking condition." The 170 autos still in the running were the survivors from the original field of 197 that set out Friday from nine points in Europe and arrived in Monte Carlo Sunday.

HIGH SCHOOL

BrazU 76, Plainfield 67 Terre Haute Garfield Hammond Morton 73

Terre Haute State 69, Linton

Lebanon 72, Indianapolis Northwest 51 Lafayette 90, Twin Lakes 59 Evansville Bosse 76, Jasper

Evansville Central 67, Terre Haute Wiley 65 Franklin 79, Bloomington 76 Bedford 68, Paoli 56 New Albany 75, Madison 64 South Bend Central 82, Mun cie Central 71 Indianapolis Cathedral 83, Broad Ripple 70 Indianapolis Tech 61, Manual

Crispus Attucks 106, Scecina

Indianapolis Howe 73, Richmond 59 Shortridge 73, Arlington 59 Indianapolis Washington 99, Columbus 87 Southport 85 Ben Davis 62 South Bend Central 59 South Bend Adams 56 Indianapolis Washington 83 In' dianapolis Wood 77 Indianapolis Howe 86 Indianapolis Tech 66 Anderson 101 Muncie Central 68 Michigan City 55 Elkhart 37 East Chicago Washington 67 Hammond Tech 59 Lafayette 93 Crawfordsville 57 Indianapolis Attucks 80 Leban< on 72 Scottsburg 76 Salem 67 Bedford 70 Evansville Reitz 69, OT Danville 68 Plainfield 63 Greensburg 81 Connersville 78 Terre Haute Wiley 67 Brazil

Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 77 West Vigo 57 Greencastle 88 Terr* Haute Schulte 76 Terre Haute Garfield 72 Sullivan 59 Honey Creek 84 Van Buren 52 North Knox 63 Linton 62 North Central Sullivan 63 Switz City 45 Clay City 88 Gosport 76 Goshen 80 South Bend Clay 43 LaPorte 60 South Bend Riley

Hammond 74 East Chicago Roosevelt 62 COLLEGE Purdue 93, Illinois 87 Minesota 91, Indiana 82 DePaul 97, Notre Dame 71 Butler 75, Ball State 71 Evansville 103 St. Joseph’s 90 Indiana Central 62, Anderson

the chin Friday night in an unexpected beating from Russellville’s Bees on the Bees’ floor. Not only was it a cold trip via bus for the Putnam County team, but it was a cold night in the shooting department once the Indians arrived. They banged only 23 of 67 shots from the field for a low of .344 while the host team fired in 21 of 57 shots for a .492. It was the fifth tilt the Indians have lost this season out of 12 starts. Fillmore, Cloverdale, Van Buren, and Russellville had all secured victories from the Indians. Williams paced the scoring with 27 points for the Indians while Powell tossed 26 points in for the Montezuma crew. Summaries: Reelsville (63)

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ID Loses First Dual Swim Meet

ANN ARBOR, Mich. UPI — Indiana University’s swimming team lost its first dual meet of the season Saturday, as Michigan came from behind to win, 62-61. The Hoosiers, defending Big 10 champions, led 57-54 entering the last event, but Michigan won the 400—meter freestyle relay. Michigan is now 2-0 and Indiana is 1-1.

Bowling News

Commercial Bowling League

Manchester 90, Franklin 81 Taylor 117, Hanover 88 Bethel 110 Fort Wayne Bible 109 (overtime) Earlham 78, Wabash 65 Grace 108, Goshen 101 Indiana Tech 75, Tri-State 59 Oakland City 94, Marian 88 Rose Poly 69, Illinois College 67 Concordia, 111. 80, Concordia 59 Marquette 94, Indiana State 74 Paducah 81, Vincennes 71

Seven-Up Hopkins-Walton _ Phillips 66 Sutherlin’s TV A Brewster’s Repr.

W 92 90 89 88 76 76 51 46

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High Team Game: Phillips 66

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High Individual Series: B. England for Sutherlin’s — 571 High Individual Game: V. Inman for Sutherlin’s — 231 500 Series: B. England 571; J. Rossok 567; R. Shoemaker 566; C. Brewster 565; M. Brewster 550; F. Brewster 545; K. Rader 541; R. Crawley 540; V. Inman 536; D. Hopkins 526; K. Justus 517; K. Stevens 516; J. Orr 510; B. Hampton 507; E. Irwin 505. 200 Games: V. Inman 231; B. England 219; K. Rader 215; C. Brewster 203; R. Shoemaker 203; D. Hendrich 200.

1966 Putnam County Tourney Drawing

Bainbridge

Reelsville

Thurs. 7:00 P.M. Roachdale

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Russellville

Thurs. 8:15 PJVL Cloverdale

Sat. 2:15 P.M. Fillmore

CHAMPION

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Banner Will Sponsor "You Guess lt ,r Contest

Above is • diagram of the schedule of the Putnam County Basketball Tournament that is to be played January 20 and 22. This year the Banner is again sponsoring the “You Guess It Contest” where fans get a chance to win prize money for the most correct entry. First prize of $10 will go to the entry that is: (1) Postmarked the earliest (2) Contains the correct prediction of game winners and total number of points for the tourney. The second place prize of $5 will be awarded to the entry that is: (1) Post marked the earliest (2) Gives the most accurate scores for every game played. AU entries will be sole possession of the Banner and entries will be judged at the discretion of the Judges. Just tnnJ| your entry (that must come from the Banner), to The Daily Banner, 28 South Jackson Street, Greencastle,

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