The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1966 — Page 8

Tht Dally Banner, Graeneastla, Indiana

Wednesday, November 2, 1966

Introducing the 1966-67 Reelsville Indians

Back row, left to right. Butch Viltors, Ron Wallace, Ray Peeler, Pat Clark, Phil Eyler, John Hood, Fred Hansel, and Rickie Raab. Kneeling, left to right,

Dan Owens, Doug Hansel, Steve Blaydes. and Dave Callahan.

Reelsville’s basketball for- 1 moved from Sheridan. He hasn’t [ of the rebounding. Peeler will I reelsville high school

tunes took a real blow this j played competitive basketball a dd valuable experience as he j^* 966 " 67 BASKETBALL schedule

! Nov. 11 Fatricksburg H

ter Joe Williams moved to‘muscular lad, could be a valu- — ■ * - ■ ■ Nov ' 12 North Salem t

4 Roachdale H

summer when 6-5 starting cen-] before this year. Phil, a tall, wa s a starter last year. 11 «

McClure stated while taking!nov! S van~Bur"en"...t

Cloverdale and 5-10 playmaker { able asset in the Indian camp, if a coke-break, “I can’t say now | ^ ov - 2 ® 5, us:8e ^ , 2 Don Irwin enrolled at Green- his improvement keeps pace. who will be in the starting line-1 Dec. 9 Cory t castle. An Akron, Indiana boy, Dan up when the season opens. This Dec! 17 h

However, don’t count the In- Owens is trj-ing basketball for ; squad has no outstanding stars Jan - 6 p himore dians out yet. From a team the first time, and McClure says and if one of the players doesn’t that posted a 7 win, 12 loss rec- he is making the other boys do his job, there will be someord, six lettermen are return- hustle. one waiting to take his place,” ing, plus two transfer students Returning lettermen are Doug McClure feels he has ten boys and a freshman who Coach j and Fred Hansel, Ray Peeler, with about equal ability.

Charles McClure thinks has the Pat Clark, Dave Callahan, and

potential to develop into a very Steve Bladyes. Pat Clark is the j vert more to speed and defense.

tallest bOV on the SOUad and “W*> will hnvp tn fnrr-e the

Washington May Be New Champ INDIANAPOLIS UPI —The

Jan. 13 Russellville h i next couple of weeks will deter-

Jan. 14 Montezuma H . , ,, T

Jan. 20-21 County Tourney mme whether Indianapolis Will jam 28 wavemnr..:;;;;;::::::::::;; ? cash in on its first Indiaria hi & h Feb. 4 Staunton t j school football mythical state

Feb. 10 Williamsport T

Purdue's Griese ' Named UPI i Back of the Week LAYAYETTE UPI — Bob Griese, Purdue's celebrated j quarterback from Evansville, took a bow today as UPI Mid-1 west “Back of the Week” for i engineering the come-from- | behind 25-21 victory over Illinois last Saturday. The win put Purdue in the driver’s seat as the team to represent the Big Ten in the

j Rose Bowl,

Griese, who holds virtually every school passing record, fired a 32-yard strike to halfback Jim Finley with 81 seconds left for . the winning touchdown. All told, he passed for three 1 touchdowns and his aerials accounted for 288 yards, a singlegame school record. His 317 ! yards total offense missed by 5 yards tying the record he set against Notre Dame last year, j “There was more pressure on me when I kicked the field goal that beat Michigan last year,” j recalled Griese. “Last Saturday’s pressure was on Finley — he had to catch the ball.” Griese was determined to fire the game-winning pass to keep the Boilermakers in the Rose

Bowl picture.

The All-America signal caller, with three games of his collegiate career left, may be the most celebrated player in Purdue history, but he won't let it show. He went to summer school

studying opponents’ defenses.

. day,” he said once. “You’ve got i to prove yourself every Satur-

; day.”

ft s

P. Andrew Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Thomas. 725 East Seminary, is a letter man on the varsity soccer team at Oberlin College in Ohio. The senior is an outstanding passer and shooter, and is currently the team’s leading scorer.

Putnam County Hardwood Schedules

ROACHDALE HIGH SCHOOL imMMr. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

RUSSELLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 19«6-fiV BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Nov. 4 Reelsville

Nov.

1 Waveiand

Nov. 18 Cloverdale

. T

Dec. 9 North Salem ...

2 North Salem

. T

Dec.

Dec. 16 Russellville . .... .. ....

. H

Dec

Dec. 23 Ladoga ..

Jan. 6 Bainbridge . . ..

Jan. 7 Waveiand

Jan. 13 North Salem

. H

Jan. 20-21 County Tourney

! Jan.

13 Reelsville ...

Jan. 27 Russellville

.. T

■ Jan.

20-21 County Tourney

Feb. 3 Granville Wells

. T

... H

Feb. 4 Darlington

H 1 F*h

Feb. 10 Ladoga

. H

Feb. 14 Pittsboro

Feb. 17 New Market

.. T

J Feb. 17 Cory

Feb. 23-24-25 Sectional Tourney

College Grid Standings

Carl Treece, Coach Dave Flora, Assistant

James Sheesse, Coach Gary Morton. Assistant

promising and outstanding tallest boy on the squad and; “We will have to force the player. along with Ray Peeler, will be other teams into mistakes to Tenth grader Phil Eyler i counted upon to do the bulk 1 control the ball as we are not

! big enough to control the

Feb. 17 West Vigo T Feb. 18 Eminence H

This year. Reelsville will re-1 Feb. 23-24-25 Sectional Tourney

Charles McClure, Coach Ronald Timberman, Assistant

STATE COLLEGE RECORDS

The Big Three

title or whether the crown re-| Notre Dame '' 0' 0 m mains in the Calumet. j Purdue o 2 0 193 ! Indiana 1 5 1 79

1 GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL 1906-87 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 18 Attica T Nov. 19 State High H Nov. 23 Muncie Central T j Nov. 26 Crawfordsville T ; Dec. 3 Martinsville H Dec. 9 Clinton T j Dec. 10 Rockville T Dec. 16 Spencer H Dec. 17 Plainfield T | Dec. 29-30 Carmel Holiday Tourney

22 ! ' ,an ‘ 6 Cascade T ; Dec. 28-29 Zionsville 28 | Jan. 7 Brazil H , j an 5 Roachdale 13o j Jan. 13 Schulte P i Jau. 13 Montezuma

RAINBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOI. 1966-67 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Nov. 5 Rosedale T Nov. 18 Fillmore : H Nov. 25 Turkey Run T Nov. 29 Cloverdale ... At Greencastle Dec. 2 Monrovia H Dec. 3 Russellville ....H Dec. 9 Pittsboro T Dec. 10 New Ross B Dec. 16 Eminence T Dec. 20 Wave la ml T

Holiday ToHBley . . T

High School

Scores

Cloverdale 103. Eminence 77

; boards, and our shooting re-

mains to be seen.”

McClure indicated the squad has shown tremendous spirit and has been working exceptionallv hard on defense. “Last

I year our defense fell apart; Charlestown 65, CrothersviUe 58 j late in the season.” Reelsville ^ aren £° Birdeye 4o J started the season with seven Mom" 06 City 90, Fritchton 40 wins, and in some of those vie- New Ross 65. Linden 64 OT tories, McClure gives his de- Od° n * 8. Needmore 11 fense credit. Perry Central 51, Holland 49 | Reelsville plays as tough a Shoals 52, Plainville 47 schedule as any team in the Silver Creek 113. Henryville 46 ; county, excluding Greencastle. Wolf Lake 61. Ligonier 38 Besides West Vigo, Gerstmeyer. Montezuma, Reelsville has

| scheduled Williamsport and

Dugger.

! A Royerton High School graduate, McClure attended ; Oklahoma University and rei ceived his degree from Ball ; State. No rookie in the coaching ranks, he is starting his seventh season, second at Reels-

WIC

Standings

WIC STANDINGS W L T

Indianapolis Washington's un- ! defeated Continentals ruled the UPI coaches’ board ratings today for the fourth week in a row, with Gary Wallace again second and East Chicago Wash-

ington third.

The only major change was the elevation of twice-tied but unbeaten Marion to the “Big 10,” replacing Hammond Mor-

ton.

Washington's Continentals polled six of 10 first-place votes for a total of 84 points, 16 short of a perfect score, in balloting for games through last

Saturday.

East Chicago for the first

Indiana Conference

All

W L W L

. 1 xBall State

.4 0 5 1

163

122 |

1 Butler

.4 2 4 3

120

93 <

L ; Indiana State

..3 2 5 2

141

1st. Joseph

120

11 xEvansville

.13 2 4

121

. DePauw

..14 2 5

110

105

1 Valparaiso

..14 34

120

129

x-One conference tie Hoosier Conference

i |

All Games

■ j Hanover

.3 1 3 4

112

Manchester

..3 1 4 3

138

88 !

’ • Franklin

..31 34

128

108

Taylor

101

' 1 Anderson

.14 15

136

j Indiana Central —

..04 16

164

i ! Others

W L T

1 ! Wabash

4 3 0

149

126

! Earlham

..231

139

! Rose Poly

..230

95 :

Individual

Scorinc

j May. Wabash ....

70':

; Williams. Purdue .

54 1

Gratz. Manchester

Andrews, Manchester ... 7

i Eddy, Notre Dame

x-Griese, Purdue .

iVan Pelt, BSU

i Sheahan. St. Joe ...

| Truitt. ISU

32 '

Mennett, Franklin .

134 ! Jan. 20 Garfield T j Jan. 20-21 Putnam Jan. 27 Wfley ..... T . Jan. 27 Reelsville 1 Jan. 28 Danville H; Feb 3 North Salem H ' ' ~ H

. T

Feb. 10 Gerstmeyer T , Peb 18 Darlington Feb. 17 Edgewood H Feb 23-24-25 Sectional Tourney

Feb. 23-24-25 Sectional Tourney

Dave McCracken. Coach Hal Sampson. Assistant

Pat Rady. Coach Jim Sharp. Assistant

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL 1966-67 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Nov. >10 Cloverdale H Nov. 18 Balnbridge T Nov. 19 Granville Wells T Nov. 23 Van Buren T

Dec.. 2 Roachdale T | Nov. 23 Cascade Dec. 9 Chartard H i Nov. 29 Bainbridge

Dec. 10 Alamo Dec. 16 New Ross

CLOVERDALE HIGH SCHOOI. 1966-67 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Nov. 1 Eminence T Nov. 4 Van Buren H Nov. 10 Fillmore T Nov. 18 Roachdale T

.. H At Greencastle

Jan. 6 Reelsville | Jan. 7 Linden Jan. 13 Eminence Jan. 20-21 County Tourney

Feb. 4 Waveiand . Feb. 10 Turkey Run Feb. 11 Cloverdale Feb. 17 Staunton . Feb. 23-24-25 Sectional Tourney

Larry Moser. Coach

Darrell Durham. Assistant

..HjDec. 2 Reelsville

. T

.. ..... T

.. .. H

• Jan. 20-21 County Tourney

. H Jan. 24 New Market . H Feb. 3 Russellville . T Feb. 4 Needmore

T H T T

T Feb. 11 Fillmore

H Feb. 17 Shakamak

. ... H

; Feb. 23-24-25 Sectional Tourney James Miller. Coach I A1 Tucker. Assistant

x-One field goal

... Greencastle 5 0 ville. Not making any predic- w«ey 5 1

tions on

the upcoming season, s^uite 0 ”^..4

Taking time out for a strategy meeting are Charles McClure (1) and Ronald Timberman (r). McClure is beginning his second year as head coach and likewise Timberman as reserve coach.

, McClure did sav, “Most people Gerstmeyer 4 I have counted us out. we may 1 Garfield 3 surprise a few teams.” cilnton lg ° 2 A Staunton graduate is help- Limon 1 ing McClure. Ronald Timber- SulUvan 0

! man is in his second year at ■ Reelsville. Last year, the In-

nods and the other two were split between South Bend

Adams and Lafayette.

Wallace, favored to close re- j caranddo. Butier,' 7” Buerger, Frack-

gular season warfare

Pet. i with a 16-game winning streak, ; ty, Notre Dame 5; winning. Hanover, university this weekend (Nov.

1.000 15; Houk, Ball State, 4 and 2 con-

Scoring passes thrown: Overton (Indiana State, 14 and 1 conversion: Dimitri, Valparaiso, 8 and 2 conversions: Griese. Purdue, 8 and 1 conversion:

Synchronized Swim Clinic to be Held at DPU

A clinic in sychronized swim- 11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Fri day ! adiana, T and I® 1 conversion; ^riy 1 ming will be held at DePauw Saturday.

333 trailed the Indianapolis crew by versions.

.800 |

lij? • 0 votes with 79. But only third-

.62o 1

.5721 place East Chicago Washington, 1 which clashes with city rival

reserve 1 season.

team to a 11 and 7

Scorinr Leaders pnts Ids pat fr

Blackwell, Honey Creek

131

; Churchill, Greencastle .

126

.Ward. Brazil

jNewlin. Schulte

j Graham, Clinton

Ellinger, Gerstmeyer ..

Bedwelt. Honey Creek

i Page, Garfield

. 42

Fischer. Garfield

! Turchl, Linton

Morin. Sullivan

Hutson, Wiley

Butwin. Schulte

Barnhart. Wiley

Vandergriff, Sullivan ..

167 Boosevelt Friday for the right .090 to oppose Wallace next week.

all 10 ballots. Adams, tied for third place last week, slipped to fourth. Lafayette remained fifth, East

Saturday’s Gam**

Pittsburgh at Notre Dame Purdue at Wisconsin Indiana at Ohio State Ball State at St. Joseph’s DePauw at Indiana State Evansville at Valparaiso

Akron at Butler

Hanover at Franklin Georgetown at Anderson Kalamazoo at Earlham Indiana Central at Olivet Manchester at Wilmington

Taylor at Defiance

Rose Poly at St. Procopius Augustana (111.) at Wabash

An artist and theatrical de-

4.5). signer by profession. Vorreyer i To be conducted by Robert also is competitive coach ft>r the Vorreger of Glen Falls. N. Y.. Coquin Swim Club, Adirondack the three-session clinic is being AAU Synchronized Swim chairsponsored by DePauw’s Naiad man and a member of the exswimming honorary. ! ecutive committee of the WoThe first session will be held men's National Aquatic Forum, from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Friday in Inquiries concerning particiBowman Gymnasium's pool, j pation in the free clinic should Subsequent sessions at the same be made to Professor Mary Lou | location are scheduled for 9- Miller in Bowman Gymnasium.

Thinking up yells are the three charming young ladies who will lead the cheering block for Reelsville this year. Left to right: Cherly Morlan, Brenda Landes, and Kathy Bristow.

Bowling News

MALLORY LADIES LEAGUE

October 31 W L

Clark's Ready Mix .. 30 G 1 * Shetrone Real Es. - 27 13 Donelson's Phar 20'i 19’a Frank's Marathon .. 19 21 Sutherlin's Deep Rk. 14 26 Team Five 9 31 High actual game: M. Smithers 170. E. Trigg. N. McCracken

162. J. Smith 161.

High actual series: E. Trigg 436. J. Smith 427. M. Smithers

420.

High handicap game: F. Spencer 205. M. Smithers 203, B. Parrish, M. Carter 200. High handicap series: J.

Brown 537, Dreher 531.

Chicago Roosevelt sixth. Fort | Wayne South seventh and New Albany ninth.

South Bend Washington .A climbed from a tie for eighth} place to seventh and Marion : from 12th to 10th while oncebeaten Morton was demoted

from 10th place to 15th. The breakdown, with place and total points: : 1. Indpls. Washington

' 2. Gary Wallace

3. E. Chicago Washington 4. South Bend Adams

5. Lafayette

6. E. Chicago Roosevelt ! 7. Fort Wayne South and | South Bend Washington j 9. New Albany

10. Marion

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The second 10: .

11. Evansville North Bloomington. Laporte Evansville Rex Mundi

Hammond Morton 6; 16. Valparaiso, Gary Wirt 5: 18. Merrillville 3; 19. North Central 2;

J. Smith 535, J. I 20. Delphi, Anderson, Indianap-

' olis Howe 1.

. /,o, —■.

After three years of frustration, Melvin Stevens, 27, Rural Route 1, Greencastle, hit the jackpot, or I should say, killed his first deer. Using a Baer bow with a 45-lb. pull, Stevens shot the 7 point buck while sitting i na tree. His good fortune happened southwest of Greencastle Saturday afternoon. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead