The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 February 1966 — Page 4

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Monday, Pabruary 7, 1964

Tiger Cubs Down

West Vigo 86-78

Greencastle’s Jim Chadd tossed in 31 points along with Mike Troyer’s 23 to pace the Tiger Cub barrage to a 86-78 West em Indiana Conference victory against West Vigo’s Vikings last Saturday night.. The Cubs have dropped only one game in the conference and that was to Garfield. Only one more game is slated in the WIC for the Tiger Cubs and the Greencastle crew will play that one at home against Guerstmeyer next Friday night. Chadd led the Cubs in the first period battle with seven points while the Viking’s Herrington tossed in four field goals for eight points, and the host found themselves leading the Greencastle five by a bucket, 18-16. Troyer combined with the hustling Chadd during the second quarter and routed the buckets for a twenty-four point quarter that gave the Cubs a

40-38 margin. Troyer made good ten of the points while Chadd tossed in six. The third period proved to be the deciding quarter as the topsy- turvey score changed hands five times in less than five minutes with Greencastle finally managing a 52-50 lead at the 3:03 mark. West Vigo never regained or threatened the Cubs during the rest of the contest as Greencastle tossed in 23 points during the third and fourth quarters. The Vikings met foul trouble during the late minutes of the game when three boys had four fouls and one player out of the game with five. The Cubs dumped in 32 for 87 attempts from the field for a .360 percentage while the Vikings popped in an even better .450 percentage with 31 of 68 tries. Rebounds also went to the Greencastle squad, 50-40.

Chadd and Troyer dumped in 31 and 28 respectively while Churchill made good a 12 point effort for Greencastle. West Vigo’s Monts popper in 26 as teammates Rhyan, and Waters tossed in 18 and 13 points. Summaries: B-game:: West Vigo, Greencastle 45

Greencastle (86) FG Jones 2 Chadd 12 Churchill 5 Troyer 9 Harmless 2 Nanovsky 1 Ross 1 Norris 0 West Vigo (78) FG

Pearson 0 Swickard 0 Simpson 3 Cardinal 4 Monts 12 Stultz 1 Rhyan 6 Waters 5

Roachdale Trims Darlington Five

In Overtime Contest Saturday

Five foot - six Paul Hill dropped in two free throws with the clock reading one second to secure Roachdale’s 52-49

Darlington’s Hatfield made good a jumper from the line for the first basket of the overtime and Darlington held a point

overtime win over Darlington j lead over their guest 49-47.

last Saturday night. The Hawks were leading the contest with only seconds remaining In regulation play, 46 - 42. Darlington’s Palmer tucked away a ten footer on the next trip up the hardwood and was rewarded a free throw on the play. He connected and the Hawks were in command by only one, 46-45. D. Simpson tossed in a charity stripe attempt that made it 47-45 next, but before the official buzzer ended the game Dale flung the ball from about twenty feet and tied the game at 47-alL Roachdale got a desperation shot off before the buzzer but It missed the mark and the game went into an overtime.

R. Simpson connected with a free throw a minute later and the score stood 49-48. Neither team scored for seventy seconds when Roachdale’s Hill drove for the bucket and was awarded a personal call. Hill dropped two free throws in at the one second mark and Roachdale claimed their overtime victory by three points.

as they tossed in 16 and 12 points. Collings hit 13 for the Hawks while teammates Simpson and Doreff dropped in 11 and 10. Summaries:

Clovers Trounce

Needmore. 81-51

By FRANK PUCKETT, JR. Banner Sports Editor Once-beaten Cloverdale broke a tight ball game wide open in the third quarter of action last Saturday night and went ahead to blast 15-1 Needmore for their second loss of the season, 81-51. Needmore had lost only once during the season, to a Greene County team, and held the identical record as the Clovers. The Clovers played a strategic contest during the first two periods—the same as Needmore. Both teams fired only the good shots and held the errors down to the closing minutes of the half. Stallcop and Hervey set the pace for the victorious Clover

DPU Wrestlers Beat Si Joseph's

crew during the first period of more managed only 3 field action as the two hot-shots goals and dumped in five free

fired away from the front of Needmore’s man to man defen-

throws.

Hervey hit the first shot of

sive. Nip and tuck scoring the period that made it 34-26 in caught the Toppers 6-4 Larry f avor 0 f the Clovers and from Homes holding up the Need- there on the visiting Toppers more end of the bargain, but j os t ou t. Needmore tried to conthe power on the boards from vince the Clovers with some Clover Rob Jones, who snatched f as t-breaking tactics, but it off seven rebounds during the turned out all wrong as Miller period, made the difference and anc j com p an y blasted ther way host Cloverdale led at the first t o a 40-33 lead. Needmore stop 15-14. i ca u e( j three time-outs in the It was Holmes again in the ; next three minutes—but to no early minutes of the second j avail. With the rebounding of quarter as the big boy dumped Jones and the hot-hand of Herin a ten-footer that put his vey leading the assault Cloverteam in command by one, 16-15. dale held the Toppers scoreless

For three minutes it was topsyturvy basketball on the scoreboard with the Clovers managing a slight lead at 3:22, 25-24. Jones dropped one in on a steal

for three minutes and twenty seconds and captured a 52-33 lead. Sandy and Jones connected again before the buzzer and the Clovers were in solid

from the Clover press and command, 56-37.

Needmore called an abrupt time in the game. For the next seven

plays it w r as error for error as

A repeat fourth quarter found the hutsling Clovers sub-

Roachdale (52) FG Blaydes 2 Snodgrass 1 Collings 6 Hatfield 1 Doreff 4 Smith 3 Hill 0 R. Simpson 4 D. Simpson 0

FT 0 0 1 0 2 3 0 3 1

PF 2

CHADD A LA BASKET

Greencastle’s hard hitting forward Jim Chadd earns his bread during the West Vigo-Greencastle contest last Saturday night as the hustler dumps in another one. He scored 31 points during the contest. Banner Photo— Wilbur Kendall.

Collings pulled off 11 rebounds in the contest to pace Roachdale’s 27 total. The visiting Hawks popped in 21 of 68 attempts during the contest while Darlington connected on 17 of 57.

Dale and Palmer were the

Darlington (49) Dale Palmer Waldon

FG . 6 . 5 . 1

Douglas 3 Weliever 2 Mutterstaugh ........ 0 Emmerest 0 Hampton 0

big guns for the Darlington five! Haffner 0

FT 4 2 0 2 2 2 3 0 0

PF 1

Greencastle Seventh Grade Team Wins 4-Way Tourney

St. Joe found everything rosey at the beginning and at the end, but in between the Tigers put on the bite and raced off with seven matches and the meet, 35-10. Heavyweight Ralph Larsen and 123-pounder Steve Ross were the only Tigers to lose. Ross was pinned in 2:50 and Larsen, tripped up and pinned when he thought the referee had halted the action, was pinned in 2:11. It was between these sole setbacks that the Tigers made hay. John Ferguson, 130, pinned John Kehrin in 7:41; 145-pound-er Tom Newman pinned George Lathrop in 8:50; Fred Wedelboe, at 160, spilled Lee Menard in just 2:10; and Steve Nice, DePauw’s 167-pound entry, pinned Tony Calabriese, in 4:32.

both teams made their first floor mistakes of the game.

stituting freely, but still cling-

ing to a lead.

Hervey led the scoring with

Cloverdale ended up making 2 5 points while Jones and Stallthree costly errors while Need- CO p dumped in 19 and 15 points

DePauw got the rest of its points on forfeits. Mike Maeder got one at 137; Jeff Locke had another at 152; and 177-entry Dan Hasbrook claimed the third

Saturday the Greencastle 7th j During the morning round, J one .

grade basketball team traveled I the Greencastle 7th graders de- |

to Rockville to participate in i feated Ernie Pyle, and Rock-

ville eliminated Rosedale. In the afternoon round Rosedale downed Ernie Pyle to capture third place in the four team

tourney.

more did a little worse with

four.

After the wild forty-five second period filled with errors, Clover Hervey came through with a bucket that gave the Clovers one of their largest margins as yet, 29-24. Before the half time buzzer could sound the Toppers’ Hawkins dropped one in, but only to be equalled by big Jones wiio donated a three point play that gave the Cloverdale squad a 32-26 margin at the close of the

half.

Cloverdale connected on 14 for 30 shots for a .469 percentage during the half and a sparkling 33 for 63 shots from the field overall for an even .500. Needmore tossed in 9 for 22 shots the first half and 16 of

respectively. Homes spearheaded the Toppers with 13

points.

Summaries: B-team: Cloverdale 54, Need-

more 28.

Cloverdale (81)

Price

.. 2

Sandy

... 1

Jones

.. 9

Truax

... 2

Hervey

. 11

Stallcop

Coon

Ford

... 0

Sutherlin

... 0

Morris

.. 0

Needmore (51)

Hawkins

.. 3

McCullough

.. 0

L. Homes

... 6

Ritter

Bartlett

... 1

The Clovers broke the contest Sherill 0 wide open during the hot third Hanners 1 periods when they blasted 10-19 Craig 0 from the field and tossed in Thomas 0 four from the line while Need- M. Holmes .1

the Rockville Invitational Tournament, In addition to Rockville and Greencastle, Rosedale and Ernie Pyle Junior High Schools

participated.

Cardinals Demolish Waveland

111-50: Set New School Record

Fillmore’s Cardinals captured their seventh Big Four Conference victory against no defeats and set a new Fillmore High

School scoring record for one Cards made good 35 for 37 free game last Saturday night as; throw attempts besides shootthey tromped guest Waveland! ing a remarkable .500 them-

Waveland connected on 18, performance of the season of 44 for 32 shots for a hot .563 per- [ points. Bright dumped in 18 centage from the field, but | field goals,

coach Darrel Hoyer’s sparkling

111-50. The Cardinals played their last conference game of the

season and now boast championship with their record.

selves. Six-four John Glaze added his bit writh 15-15 shots from the

line and nine from the field for

32 points that played second best to Wayne Bright’s best

Fillmore jumped into a 28-9 first period margin, 54-20 second quarter lead, and 79-38

third period command.

It was the last home game of the season for the Cards who travel to Turkey Rim next Friday night for what they hope to be their 15th win. They have

lost three games this year—all to Cloverdale. Waveland has three wins against 13 losses for the season. Summaries: B-game: Fillmore 70, Wave-

land 30.

FUlmore (111) FG Bright 17 Robinson 3 Bunten 2 Craig 4 Cash 0 Glaze 9 Goodpasture 1 Jackson 1 Coffin 1 Waveland (50) FG Stultz 7 McCarty 1 Weaver 1 Mitchell 2 | Myers 6 I Miller 2

In the final game the Greencastle 7th graders defeated the Rockville 7th graders by a 49-38 count to bring home the first place trophy. High point honors for the final game went to Scott Loring who dropped in 20 points.

The final game of the season for the Greencastle 7th graders wrill be played at Cloverdale February 14th.

Tigers Smashed by Ball State In ICC Tilt 106-72

8 3 0 1 4

0 4 0

3 0 0 1 6 2

1 0 5 5 2 4 3 0

Summaries: Greencastle (48)

FG FTA FT

Bergen 1 Troyer 4 Vaughn 0 Loring 9 Foutz - 2 Stone 2 Sims 1 Aubrey 0

Rockville (39)

FG FTA FT

Blackmore 5 Thompson 5 Pasture 2 Moore 2 Baldwin 1 Korte 2

95 86 82 73

80 85 95 97

106 110 119

Needmore’s McCullough makes a dive for the ball along with Cloverdale’s Sandy and Price during the early minutes of the game last Saturday night. Cloverdale took the contest 81-51. Banner Photo—Frank Packett, Jr.

I.G.A. FOODLINER LEAGUE Mack’s Appliance 116 76 Morrison’s Tire 112 A & S Junk Yard 107 Shetrone Real Estate 97

Stoner Insurance Murphy’s Enco

Adler’s

Catalina Beauty Shop

Handicap

High Individual Game — H. McCammack 231, B. Ashworth 231, E. Jordan 231. High Individual Series — E. Murray 618. High Team Game — Mack’s Appliance 997. High Team Series — Mack’s Appliance 2785.

Actual

High Individual Game — B. Ashworth 207.

High Individual Series — E. Murray 564.

High Team Game — Mack’s Appliance 850.

High Team Series — Mack’s Appliance 2344.

Series 425 and over: E. Murray 564, E. Shinn 556, J. Cavin 526, B. Ashworth 517, D. Beaman 505, L. Mark 498, J. Alex 491, M .Buis 488, J. Murray 484, R. Hampton 483, E. Jordan 481, C. Clines 475, H. Hartung 474, P. Huxford 456, M. Crawley 456, B. Cromer 454, R. Buis 451, L. Jones 443, G. Lancaster 438, D. Brattain 438, B. Hurst 430.

DePauw’s mystifying Tigers absorbed their third consecutive 30-point plus defeat here Saturday night. It was another ICC foe who was the culprit, Ball State’s .548 shooting Cardinals, 106-72. Only ray of hope that showed through the unexpected gloom was the winning work of the Tiger frosh. The yearling, on the double work of Dave Browning (23), Jimmy Jackson (16), Tom McCormick (12) and Tim Wills (12), whipped Ball State, 78-74. It was the first home game for the frosh and their third favorable verdict in five cases. Next test comes here Feb. 16 against Indiana State. The varsity, on the other hand, slipped below .500 for the first time since the first game of the season. The mark now is 8- 9 with St. Joheph’s, recent ten point conqueror of Ball State, due in here Wednesday night. Though the odds were against it, it happened at Bowman to the Tigers Saturday. Ball State had its hottest 40 minutes of its 9- 12 season and DePauw was at its coldest (.316). It was icy .235 firing in the first 20 minutes that drove the losers into a hole they never were able to swim out of. State jumped out of a 20-18 edge with four consecutive baskets and dashed ahead at intermission, 46-29. DePauw got within seven points eight minutes before the half ended, but the Cards flew right out of sight a few seconds later. Failure to hit a basket in the laost 5:15 of the first half I didn’t exactly help the Tigers' close the gap. Not even Coach Elmer McCall’s halftime lecture during 15 minutes out of the line of fire helped the Tigers. One of Dan Schermer’s two baskets alle vening matched John Miller’s opening baskets as the last half began, but the Tigermobile went dead quickly thereafter. State’s deft guard Mike Shumaker fired in a free throw to make it 49-31, and then the Cards blitzed their hosts with five consecutive field goals. About the only cheers stunned Tiger fans got off in the final 20 minutes cam* on the

work of 6-6 sophomore center Tom McGurk and the belated spurt by Stan Bahler. In a 4-21 stretch between 10:55 and 6:34 the Covington Battler wheeled and tipped his on top, 86-60. At any rate, the much help though, and what he did get came from diminutive Jack Hogan who was tossing in three. The Tigers were still trailing, 79-57, after McGurk’s

rally.

By the time Bahler started making his move there was only five minutes left and State was on top, 88-60, At any rate, the Wabash senior who had had only five points in his last two games, started looking like himself again. He contributed DePauw’s final 12 points on five baskets and two free throws. Ball State, over the same stretch added 16 including the 100th and 101st on Dave Hutch’s 20 foot one-hand-er with 1:13 to play. The game that State coach

squad which out-rebounded th# Tigers, 60-38. Tom McGurk paced DePauw with a game high of 20 points. Bahler finished with 19, Hogan had 13, and Morgan Everson, hitting only three of 17 shots, had 10. Everson did have 14 rebounds, as many as McGurk and Bahler put together. DePauw committed 16 errors in the game; Ball State made 10.

DePauw FG Everson 3 Bahler 7 McGurk 9 Schermer 2 Hogan 3 McMurtrey 0 Barrett 0 York 0 Huffman 0 Weber 0 Henry 0 Totals 24

FT 4 5 8 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 24

PF 0

2 5 3 3 0 0 0 3 0 1 17

Ball State Sawyer ....

FG 11

Jim Hinga called his team’s Ricks 2

best of the season ended a seven-game State losing streak. It began just after Hinga’s club whipped DePauw, 89-77, Jan. 5. Hinga got 10 points or more from six players, three of whom were on his all-sophomore starting five. Sophomore Mack Sawyer was high for State with 23, including 17 in the first half. He also got 18 rebounds for his

Miller, S. 4 Miller, J 5 Shumaker 3 Reid 7 / Huth 4 Sapp 2 Lanich 6 Ervin 1 Totals 45

Free Throws Missed: DePauw

(6), Ball State (3).

1 2 4 3 2 3 0 0

PF ' 4

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