The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 January 1967 — Page 4

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Saturday, January 7, 1967

Cubs Claw Cascade Cadets, 103 To 71

Jim Craig: and Mike Troyer went on a scoring: spree the third quarter and paced the Tiger Cubs to a 103-71 victory over the Cascade Cadets. In the torrid third quarter, Craig banged in 16 points and Troyer was right behind with 14. For the night Troyer finished with 39 markers, and Craig chipped in with 20. In the first half of the contest, the Cadets, aroused by the fine shooting of George York, had an upset in mind. The Cubs took an early 10 to 4 lead, and at the 4:14 mark were on top 15-10. But the Cadets reeled off 5 quick points and at the 2:40 mark, tied the

score.

The Cubs trailed at the end of the quarter 26-24, and it wasn’t until the last three minutes of the second quarter that the Cubs, on the scoring of Troyer and John New, tallied eight consecutive points for a 42-35 halftime bulge. During the first half, the Cubs’ defense was something to be desired but Coach McCracken must have perked them up during the halftime break, as when the second half started, an entirely different club took

to the floor.

With the leaky defense plugged, the Cubs limited Cascade to two field gols in the first four minutes of the third quarter and with Troyer and Craig popping the 15 foot jumpers, the Cubs roared to a 19 point spread and their 10th victory

in 12 starts.

Hitting 13 field goals in 21 tries the third quarter helped the Cubs as a team to a .447 shooting night, sinking 38 buckets in 85 attempts. Pete Norris was the top rebounder as he gathered in 24

missed shots.

The Tiger Cubs resume the WIC road tonight when they entertain the Brazil Red Devils at the Uptown Gym. Tiger Cubs (108) FG FT PF Norris - . 3 5 3 Harmless ■ 0 2 1

Ross Troyer

Churchill

Craig - Dunn -

.14 11

J. New

Frye

Bracknev

R. New

Totals

OOOOOOOOMM. 38

Cascade (71)

FG FT

Baker

York

D. Neely

Bayse

. 0

M. Neely

Calvert

Jameson

Hiatt

Coffey

Totals

Cascade Tiger Cubs Reserve game: 48, Cascade 31.

26 35 53 71 24 42 80 103 Greencastle

In heavy traffic is Cub David Dunn (41) as he sinks one of his three field goals against Cascade. David was instrumental in tightening the Cub press the second half and forcing the Cadets into numerous errors. On the right of Dunn is George York who tallied 30 points. Gary Richards (24) looks on in amazement. Cub Raymond Churchill (35) is in the background. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead

Pointers Clip Hawks. 105-68

Bainbridge rides atop the Big Four Conference as they dumped Roachdale from the undefeated list in conference play, 105-68. Led by the big three, Larry Steele, Ron Rossok and Gary Martin, who scored a total of 72 points, the Pointers are in sole possession of first place with a 4-0 mark. Roachdale is now 3-1. Playing a zone, the Pointers

Bees Sting New Ross. 64 - 60

Russellville continued its winning ways, beating New Ross in a thriller at Russellville, 6460. For the first three quarters, the game was a toss-up, and was tied at the end of the third quarter, 43 all. But in the fourth quarter, the Bees took a three point edge, and held the ball, forcing the taller New Ross team to foul. Capitalizing on the free tosses, the Bees managed to keep in front for their eighth victory

North Wins At Hula Bowl HONOLULU UPI—Purdue’s Bob Griese, runnerup for this year’s Heisman Trophy award, tossed three touchdown passes and kicked a field goal and an extra point Friday night to lead the North to a 28-27 victory over the South in the Hula Bowl. Steve Spurrier, who edged Griese, tossed one touchdown pass and set up two other South aeoring plays with long passes. A capacity crowd of 23,000 watched the 21st annual gridiron classic in Honolulu Stadium.

against 4 losses. Dave Carrington sank 13 foul shots along with three field goals to pace the Bees. Big 6’2” Mike Simpson chipped in with 18 and Kenny Cushman followed with 13. High man for the game was Reynolds of New Ross witn 20. Russellville was out shot from the field, 36 per cent to 35, and out-rebounded 54 to 32, but the difference was at the foul line where the Bees converted 28 foul shots compared to 16 for

the visitors.

Next action for the Bees will be January 13 when they vicit

Reelsville.

New Ross (60) FG FT PF

Smith 2 14 Needham 0 0 1 Waltz 5 6 4 Reynolds 8 6 4 Ebaugh 10 5 Elliott 4 15 Evans 2 2 5 Totals — 22 16 28 Russellville (64) Carrington Boiler ..... Simpson Miller Cushman

Rose

Lieske ... Everman Totals New Ross . Russellville Reserve Game: New Ross 62, Russellville 40.

sent three men to the boards, and the other two down court and caught the Hawks flatfooted in grabbing a 25 to 14 first quarter lead. Controlling the boards, and shooting at a 48 per cent clip, the Pointers coasted to their 13th win in 14 starts. Ron Rossok was high for the game with 14 field goals and three free tosses. Roachdale tried to tame the Pointers with a zone, but Rossok sneaked behind the defense for base line shots. Martin was next high for the Pointers with 22, followed by Larry Steele with 19. Ron Simpson was the top point getter for the Hawks with 28 big points, but his teammates were well contained by the Bainbridge defense. Next action for the Pointers is January 13 when they travel to Montezuma. Roachdale plays again tonight with Waveland as the opposition.

Bainbridge (105) FG FT PF L. Steele 9 13 R. Rossok 14 3 2 Judy 4 4 2 Martin 10 2 2 Hanks 10 3 Price 12 0 Coffman 10 0 D. Rossok 0 2 1 N. Steele 5 12 Totals 45 15 15 Roachdale (68) FG FT PF R. Simpson 13 2 0 Doreff 114 Snodgrass 0 0 1 D. Simpson 0 4 3 Britton 0 0 0 Harvey 4 11 Smith 2 0 4 S. Collings 3 0 1 Ball 2 0 2 Blaydes 4 2 1 Totals 29 10 17 Bainbridge 25 51 86 105 Roachdale 14 32 46 68 Reserve game: Bainbridge 58, Roachdale 51.

Freshmen And Graders Down Crawfordsville

The Greencastle Freshman

back, and the eighth squad notched their

downed

day.

to 8 in the final stanza to

fifth eke a 59-56 win. Down by four a against one defeat as both clubs field goals, the Cublets capital- rm™AM d c > o mm^n*i*! y'school Crawfordsville Thurs- ized on 23 free tosses for the d northern.

buujDNuS, INC., for not

margin of succes.

Bowling News

DOWNTOWN LEAGUE 1-2-67

56 56 52 58 68 76 59 78 70 78 96 95

Shetrone - — 88 Handy’s Corner 88 Montgomery Ward 84 Farm Bureau Ins. 86 Covert Heating 76 Hampton Bros. 70 Moore’s Bar 69 Stoner’s Insurance 66 Neeley’s Dry Wall 58 A & S Junk Yard -—58 Slim’s Shell 48 Shoemaker Standard 41 600 series: K. Finchum 607;

J. Hurst 617; N. Mark 635; B. Churchill

Hampton 604.

500 series: M. Hampton 516;

Buechler 522; W. Partin 527; P. Wallace 524; J. Williams 518; M. Cooper 518: W. Crowe 513; J. Wood 531; K. Rader 516. 200 games: K. Finchum 205224; B. Ziegelman 200; D. Hewlett 204; P. Beuchler 207; N. Mark 204-233; J. Hurst 228; B. Hampton 201-214; E. Cook 211.

AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE 1-8-67

Moose No. 2 —— 91 Y-Palace 85 Bob’s Body Shop 84

York’s Grocery Mallory’s

Moose No. 1

Mason’s Jewelry

-.80 _ 77

.76 .58 .57

McKee

Bundy

_ 2

Ballou

Harmless

Lear

Loain

Buis

Total

C’ville 9th (56)

Moore

Brennan

Shull

Lepper

Runyon

Churchill

Elmore

_ Total

22...

.12..

...24

Cublets 8th (50)

FT PF

Loring

Aubrey

........ 3

Vaughn

Troyer

Bergen

Gram 1

Stone

Totals

C’ville 8th (40)

Reese

Churchill

Thompson

Maple

Rayburn

Schultz

Arvin

Kelso

Totals •

Indians Scalp Cards. 65-61

In a barn-burner at Reelsville, the Indians commanded a seven point edge at the end of the third quarter and hung on to dump the Fillmore Cardinals, 65-61. Playing even ball the first half, Reelsville parlayed the scoring of Ray Peeler’s 30 points and eleven rebounds to outscore tthe Cardinals by three the last half to even their record at 5-5. Fillmore outscored the Indians by two field goals from the field, but lost the game at the foul line as the hosts capitalized on 19 free tosses to the visitors

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Reelsville had the edge in shooting and rebounding. The Indians converted 23 buckets in 56 attempts for a 41 per cent compared to the Cardinals 39 per cent on 25 field goals in 62 tries. Rebounding, the Cardinals could only pick off 23, while the Indians swept the boards for 25.

Assisting Peeler in the scoring was Fred Wallace with 19 tallies. High man for the Cardinals was Mike Goodpaster with 18. Fillmore (2-8). is at home with Linden tonight while Reelsville (5-5) sees action again January 13 against Russellville. Fillmore (61) FG FT PF

miner Goodpaster

R. Cash

Williamson

D. Cash

Robinson

Clark

Totals

Reelsville (65)

Peeler

F. Hansel

Raab

Victor

Wallace

1 6 0 0 0 3 1

19 FT

8 5 0 1 5

Totals 23

Reserve game; Fillmore

Reelsville 27

5 1 4 3 3 5 3 13 PF 3 3 3 1 3 13 49,

Shetrone —

500 series: E. Irwin 595; M. York 591; D. Lewis 503; R. Crawley 575; M. Tuttle 551; G. Crawley 508; N. Mark 504; D. Hewlett 510; S. Payne 532; Alexander 501; Ducan 534; K.

Justus 513.

200 games: M. York 252; E. Irwin 215; R. Crawley 222; R.

Duncan 202.

IGA FOODLINER LEAGUE 1-4-67 W L Catalina Beauty Shop — 96 64 A & S Junk Yark 92 68 Morrison’s Tire 88 72 Nunzio’s — 82 78 Mac’s Appliance 79 81 Stoner’s Insurance 75 85 Adler’s 66 94 Shetrone Real Estate -.... 62 98 Hi ind. game w/hdep. E. Shinn 220. Hi ind. series w/hdep.: D. Wilson 612 Hi team game w/hdep.: Stoner’s Insurance 925 Hi team series w/hdep.: Stoner’s Insurance 2685 425 series: G. Lancaster 462; K. Braden 473; P. Huxford 431; H. Hartung 446; M. Templeman 464; D. Wilson 561; B. Dunn 441; B. Hurst 515; J. Murray 453; L. Mark 487; G. Porter 447; A. Cantonwine 425; E. Jordan 474; A. Long 432; B. Ashworth 490; J. Cavin 514; M. Crawley 430; R. Hampton 481; E. Shinn 510; S. Whitley 452.

PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE 1-5-67 W Dewey’s Barber Shop — 96 Eiteljorge Barber Shop ... 94 Puckett’s Citgo 91 Bob’s Body Shop 80 Harper’s Trucking 79 Hutchison’s Shell 78 Hampton’s Garage 74 American Zinc 74 Comer Liquor Store —74 Morrison’s Tire —— 73 Cash Concrete 68 Pepsi Cola 64 Jenkin’s Standard 62 National Food Prod. — 57 Hi team series: Dewey’s Barber Shop 2980 Hi team game: Morrison’s Tire 1066 Hi ind. series: R. Fisher 633 Hi ind. game: R. Fisher 234 500 series: R. Fisher 633; G. Bryant 607; F. Brewster 504; D. Riggs 502; D. Bennington 507; B. Langdon 565; C. Alex 593; N. Hoff a 567; J. Sharp 559; P. Buechler 554; D. Howlett 545; B. Edgell 506; M. Clifford 595; R. Neier 526; D. Greenlee 501; J. Walker 561; B. Taylor 506; R. Murphy 519; K. Spencer 507; J. Williams 539.

mas xor construction of tns tuw Junior-Senior High School located on the East side of Putnam County Road B00 N. approximately 2 miles Northeast of the Town of Bainbridge in Franklin Township, win be received and thru the NORTH POTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION and NORTHERN. SCHOOL BUILDINGS, INC., at the Cafeteria in the Bainbridge School. Bainbridge. Indiana. until 7:00 p. m. (EST) on January 20, 1967, and then publicly open* ed and read aloud. Bids received after

The Freshman crew trailed _ nrt r . mr1 _

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team won their ninth victory of their rivals for three quarters, that time win be returned unopened, the year against a single set- but out-scored the Athenians wi^’th^todiwa 'plrm^No 10 B« CC and amfi ninrVi fVi grade 22 to 8 in the final stanza to ? 0 “' c< lP usl0n ._ Affidavit and Question-

The eighth graders had a little easier time in gaining their win. After taking a 16-13 first quarter edge, they increased it to 26-13 at halftime, and coasted the last half. Next action for both teams is Monday, when they travel to Bainbridge for a game with

the Pointers.

Cublets 9th (59) FG FT PF

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Board of Zoning Appeals. City of Greencastle. will on the 12th day of January, 1967, at 7:30 p. m. in the City Hall, hear evidence in connection with the petition of DePauw University by D. W. Smythe for variance and appeal from the decision of the City Engineer with reference to erecting of a sign west of the Rector Hall service drive on East Hanna Street in a residential area. At the same time and place the said Board will hear evidence In connection with the petition of Robert Brewster for variance and appeal from the decision of the City Engineer with reference to establishing a garage and body shop at his home on R. 3, In residential area. Said hearings are open to the public and public participation is requested. Board of Zoning Appeala, City of Greencastle, Harry Voltmer, Ch. James Hill, Secy. Jan. 9-lt

nalre Form No. es-A; accompanied by satisfactory bid bond or certified check on deposit payable to the NORTH

less than Five Per Cent (5%) of the total bid price and delivered in a sealed envelope bearing the bidder’s name, address and classification of

work.

Construction shall be In full accord with Drawings and Specifications and Addenda thereto, on file at Office of the Owner; state Board of Accounts: Architect-Engineers: and are obtainable from Louis C. Klngscott & Associates. Inc.. Architect-Engineers, 401 East Hanna Avenue, Indianapolis, In-

diana.

The NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION and NORTHERN, SCHOOL BUILDINGS, me. reserve the right to accept or reject’ any bid, and to waive any informalities or errors In bidding. All bids may be held for a period not to exceed one hundred twenty (120) days before awarding contracts and all contracts awarded will be condiUoned upon and subject to the approval by the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners and the final determination of any and all litigation, should there be any

litigation.

Any or all parts of the project may x, e C;°° tra J;L eci separately by either the NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION or NORTHERN, SCHOOL BUILDINGS, INC. Contractors receiving awards 'shall apply for and the Owner will furnish and pay for a One Hundred and Fifty Per Cent (150%) Performance and payment Bond which is to remain in effect for twelve months from date of acceptance of the work. The Bonding Company will be selected by the Owner. Should a successful bidder withdraw his bid or fail to execute a satisfactory contract within ten (10) days of notification of award by Owner the latter may declare the bid deposit forfeited as liquidated damage, and be further liable to said Owner for any other damages that may result from

such failure or refusal.

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