The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 October 1966 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Saturday, October 29, 1966

GREENCASTLE DRIVE-IN (Formerly Midway) Jet. 40 t 43 FINAL WEEK SAT., SUN. OCT. 29-30 ADMISSION $1.00 WOMAN REPORTER POSES AS A NUDIST

Heading the coaching staff for the Roachdale Hawks this year are freshman coaches (left) David Flora and Carl Treece. Treece will guide the varsity while Flora will handle the “B" team.

Small, talented, and experienced is the keynote of this year’s Roachdale basketball team. Front row, left to right, Keith Craft, Bob Blaydes, Don Simpson, Steve Ceilings, Ron Simpson. Back row, left to right, Eddie Britton,

Bob Clampitt, Earl Harvey, Tom Doreff, Jerry Hatfield, Mark Smith, Ron

Snodgrass.

Bowling News

“Yea, Roachdale, go, fight, win,” shouts the energetic young cheerleaders who will encourage the Hawks to glory

and victories in the coming season. Left to right are: Janet Hennon, Linda Copper, Vicki Gibson, and Kathy Asher.

Introducing The 1966-67 Roachdale Hawks

Optimism is the key word when talking to Roachdale’s new head basketball coach, Carl Treece about their basketball fortunes for the coming year. And there is reason to be optimistic. From a team that posted a 10 won, 11 lost record last season, six lettermen are returning, plus two other boys that are showing rapid improvement. “We are not big as basketball teams go, with only one boy standing over six feet, but we do have experience, speed, and depth. Depth, I believe, will be the key to our ‘winning. Right now, it would be hard for me to select a starting line-up as all of the fellows seem about equal in ability and all of them have had some experience,” comments Treece. “Right now though, Mark Smith has been very impressive in practice. He has good potential, good attitude and prob-! ably very few opposing players ' will move him around in the i middle.” Mark stands 6-2 and weighs 245. “Earl Harvey is, another player showing real promise, and if his improvement keeps pace, he should be real tough,” continues Treece. “I like the way Bob Blaydes! plays too; he has been a consistent performer, and seems to be level-headed; like-wise Steve | Ceilings. “Overall,” comments Treece, while watching the cheerleaders prepare for a group photograph, “I am hoping for an improvement over last year’s team record. When asked about the style of offensive and defensive play, Treece answered, “Plans are now to play a semi-controlled style of game and fast-break when the opportunity presents itself. We have good speed so on defense we will probably ] play a man-to-man and press

a bit.”

Carl Treece is a very en-1

thusiastic young man with a matching personality. He is the fourth head coach in four years at Roachdale, and any basketball fan will tell you that isn’t the ideal situation to mold a winning team. But if his enthusiasm is catching, Roachdale could very well be the dark horse in the county. Treece came to Roachdale by way of Battleground High School, Purdue University, and two years as junior high coach

at Tipton. He feels to produce a winning basketball team, there must be an excellent feeder system and he hopes to encourage the youngsters at Roachdale to start at an early age in learning the fundamentals of winning basketball. Assisting Treece this year is another freshman coach in the county, David Flora. Flora is not a stranger to Roachdale, as his first three years of high

IMPLEMENT AUCTION on November 2, 1966 With our usual consignments we will sell the complete line of farm machinery belonging ot Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dawson, formerly of Cartersbury, Indiana. The following items will be sold:

1948 Ford Tractor 8N

Wheelbarrow

1957 Ford Tractor 960

Tires

3 Bottom Ford Plow

Fence

2 Row Cultivator

Pump Jack

Ford Mower

Lawn Roller

Corn Planter

Stock Tank Heater

Ferguson 3 Pt. Hitch Disc

Fence Stretcher

3 Pt. Hitch Field Cultivator

Hand Post Hole Digger

Ford Rotary Hoe

Scythe

Ford 9' Cultipacker

Grease Guns

Ferguson Drill

Load Binder

Holland Fertilizer Spreader

Wood Burning Kitchen Stove

loader (rear end)

Refrigerator

Ferguson Subsoiler

Clothes Cupboard

Woods Bros. Rotary Mower

Rope

Post Hole Digger

2 Cyclone Hand Seeders

Ford Hoist

Westinghouse Electric Roaster

Tractor Jack

Two-Way Ford Scoop

Wagon (no bed)

Ford Blade Disc Plow

Stilesville Implement Auction, Inc.

STILESVILLE, INDIANA Jim Vaughn, Auctioneer

school was there before finishing his senior year at Reelsville. An Indiana State graduate, he coached two years at Washington Junior High in Boone County before this year. Roachdale Roster:

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Bob’s Body Shop — 52 Eiteljorge Barber Shop 46 Puckett’s Citgo 46 Harper’s Trucking 44 } Dewey’s Barber Shop — 44 Comer Liquor Store 44 36 Hutcheson’s Shell 42 38 1 Cash Concrete 40 40 ; Pepsi Cola 38 42 Jenkin’s Standard 38 42 National Food Prod. 37 43 Morrison’s Tire 35 45 American Zinc 34 46 Hampton’s Garage 20 60 Hi team game: Eiteljorge

Barber Shop 1046.

Hi team series: Corner Liquor

Store 2949.

Hi Ind. series: Bob Taylor

587.

Hi Ind. game: Bob Taylor

236.

Over 500: B. Taylor 587; J. Walker 553; C. Stites 571; G. Crawley 548; F. Crawley 552; R. Baker 520; R. Coons 523; jj. Williams 512; N. Tirsway ; 508; N. Morrison 508; C. Alex 530; K. Finchum 548; C. Hutchij son 503; K. Spencer 503; J. ‘Campbell 500; D. Greenlee 515.

iremen Hurt

Battling Blaze INDIANAPOLIS UPI — One ' fireman was injured and another was overcome by smoke Friday while battling a fire which destroyed the Rush Box j

Co. warehouse here.

Lt. George Greenwalt suffered back injuries when he was | struck by falling debris as one wall of the structure collapsed. | He was reported in satisfactory I condition today at Marion I County General Hospital, Pvt. j Norman Weddle was released ! after treatment for smoke inhal-

ation.

Fire Chief John O’Leary and two other firemen were trapped briefly inside the building when L the roof collapsed but managed 28 to escape without injury. 34 | The cause of the fire was not 34 determined but O’Leary said it

36 1 may have resulted from a near-1

i by trash fire. There was no immediate estimate of damage.

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Football Results Schulte 40, Clinton 28. Honey Creek, 42, Garfield 20. Cumberland 13, Casey 7 Dugger 33, Rockville 14. Robinson 33, Marshall 6. Flora 47, Bridgeport 6. Charleston 42, Oblong 0. Paris 20, Newton 13. Martinsville 15, Palestine 0. Mount Carmel 0, Lawrenceville 0 (tie).

SPRING VALLEY FARMS Registered Polled Herefords Dispersal Sale Du* to th* lock of h*lp we are making a complete Dispersal Sale of Polled Herefords. To be sold at th* Morton Sale Barn, Friday night November 4, 1966 Sale Time 7:30 P.M. 50 HEAD On* herd bull—W.S.S. Advance Victor breeding. 26 head of Bred cows Commander Advance Domino & Plato Advance and Domino breeding. 23 head af calves at be offered after cows are sold. 16 head of heifers and bull calves 12 head of good Hereford steers. W* have 50 head of good Hereford feeder calves consigned now and we will have more by sale date. Catalogs and breeding information will be on hand sale night. Auctioneer's Note—These cattle are raised under practical conditions. They are net highly fitted. You will buy them as they come from th* pasture. LecaHen—Morton Sale Barn, located 17 miles east of Rockville, Indiana en U.S. Highway 36 or 23 miles west of Danville, Indiana on Highday 36 or 9 miles north of Greencastle, Indiana. TERMS — CASH CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, Guardian for MARTIN L. NICHOLS, Owner Herman A. Busenbark and Harold L. Busenbark, Auctioneers, Rockville, Ind. Food will be available.

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