The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 January 1967 — Page 4

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Th« Daily Banner, Graancastla, Indiana

Friday, January 13, 1967

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1967 Putnam County Tourney Drawing

Russellville

SATURDAY 1:00 P.M.

FRIDAY 7:00 T.M.

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County Powers Bainbridge and i CIoverdale Paired in Co. Tourney

SATURDAY 8:00 P.M.

| Bainbridge

FRIDAY 8:15 PAL

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Cloverdaie

SATURDAY 2:15 PAL

Reelsville

CHAMPION

Putnam County fans will have the pleasure of watching a rematch of the “game of the year” as Cloverdaie and Bainbridge will square off in the . second game of the Putnam County tourney, Friday night, 11 January 20 at 8:15 in the Up- . town Gym at Greencastle.

■, The first time these two " teams met, Cloverdaie eked a | one point victory, 72-71, but a hundreds of fans thought the game ended in a tie. i The drawings were held at ■ Terr’s Restaurant when the

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Banner Will Sponsor "You Guess It" Contest Above is a diagram of the schedule of the Putnam County Basketball Tournament that is to be played January 20 and 21. This year the Banner is again sponsoring the “You Guess It Contest” where f««« get a chance to win prize money for the most correct entry. First prize of 510 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) Postmarked the earliest (2) Gives the most accurate scores for every game played. All entries will be sole possession of the Banner and entries will be judged at the discretion of the judges. Just mall your entry (that must come from the Banner) to The Daily Banner, 28 South Jackson Street, Greencsetle, Indiana* Postmark deadline is Friday noon, January 20.

Greencastle, Fillmore Grade Teams Split Two Games

Splitting Into an "A" and "B” team, the Greencastle 7th grade split a pair of games with Fillmore. The Greencastle *B’ squad defeated Fillmore’s 7th grade tesm, 80-26. Trailing most of Has game, ttis young Cablets bvertook the young Cardinals In the final minutes of the game to win. Uarty Shinn was the game’s top sooner with 13 points. Suffering their first lees of the season after stepping op a grade, (he Greencastle 7 th grade "A" team Was trounced by the Fillmore 8th graders, BO-27. The young Cardinals took command of the game eerily and each time the young Oublets staged a mild rally, the Cardinals rose to the occasion to spurt to check It, High' player for the Cublets was Steve Scott with 10 points but Fillmore’s David Sears walked away with game honors with 16 points. Greg Arnold helped with 18. Cablets 7th A Ross Oriosky French Scott F. Thomas Greenlee S. Thomas Totals Fillmore 8th A Arnold Hanks Keller Sears Shepard Harcourt Mayo Collier Stone Totals Cublets 7th B Nevins Brewster Nanovsky Shinn

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Fillmore 7th Cash Collier Skinner Mayo ... Clifford , Simmons Totals lowa-Mich. State Game Will Decide Leader CHICAGO UPX—Either Iowa or Michigan State will step into a share of the Big Ten basketball lead with Northwestern Saturday, and conversely one of them will fall out of title contention—at least temporarily. The Hawkeyes and Spartans each take a 1-0 conference record into action against each other on the Michigan State court, and the Hawkeyes, boasting a seven-game winning streak, were a 7-point favorite Ohio State, the only other team unbeaten in Big Ten play with a 1-0 record, was a 5-point pick at home to down Indiana. Thus the Buckeyes also have a chance to move into a share of the lead with Northwestern, which whipped Illinois Tuesday for temporary first place with a 2-0 mark. The Wildcats and Wisconsin are idle Saturday. Two second division teams meet in the afternoon television game when Michigan plays at Illinois. The Wolverines have yet to win a conference gams, losing to both Northwestern and Wisconsin, and have a 6-6 season mark, while liiinnu with a 7-4 season mark, has baa ten Wisconsin and lost to Michigan State and Northwestern in the conference. Illinois was a 9point favorite. Purdue and Minnesota each seek their first league win in a night game on the Gopher court for wihch Minnesota was a 4point pick. Purdue, though, has a 6-3 season record, compared with 4-8 for the Gophers. Min, nesota has lost to Ohio State and Indiana and Purdue was beaten by Wisconsin in Big Ten play.

To Host 4-Way Tourney

The Uptown Gym will be wanned up for County tournament play, as the Greencastle Tiger Cubs’ reserve team is host to a four way tournament Saturday. Starting ttis action at 9:00 a. m. will b# a GreencaatleBrazil rematch. Just last Saturday, the Young Tiger Cubs stopped the young Red Devils, 68-40.

In the second morning contest (10:00 a. m.), Terre Haute Garfield will be pitted against

Clinton.

tween the two morning winners will begin at 1:30 p. m Admission is 50 cents.

Fight Results

Tokyo UPI — Yoshi Aki Numata, 132, Japan, outpointed Kang Joo Lee, 134 1-2, South Korea 10.

LOS ANGELES UPI -Mando Ramos, 130, Los Angeles, outpointed Ramon Echavarria,

championship clash be- 131, San Jose, Calif. 10.

County Coaches and Principals held their regular meeting. After a steak dinner was devoured, President Keith Helms, principal of Reelsville, gave the six 3x5 cards to Lloyd Cooper, Athletic Director at Greencastle, to give them a shuffle “According to Hoyle.” Then the suspense of an hour and a half was over. Fillmore was the first card drawn and

Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay won his first professional fight on Oct. 29, 1960, by outpointing Tunney Hunsaker in six rounds.

immediately followed by Roachdale. These two teams will open action Friday at 7:00 p. m. Number three was Bainbridge, and all waited tensely, won dering if it could happen—and it did. Card four read Cloverdaie High School. The next card selected was Russellville. The Bees are the first bye, and will play the winner of the Fillmore-Roachdale tilt at 1:00 p. m. Saturday.

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L^ft was Reelsville, and they to certify 12 players, but only

obtained the second bye, and have the honor of playing the winner of the Bainbridge-Clov-erdale dash at 2:15 p. m. Sat-

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The championship game will be played at 8:00 p. m. Satur-

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Each team will be permitted

ten are eligible to participate in a game. Two players must be “scratched” prior to game time. The principals decided to prohibit all movie cameras from the gym during the tournament, since their use might Interfere with the vision of the fans.

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