The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 February 1967 — Page 6

Tht Dally Banner, Graancaatla, Indiana Friday, Fabruary 10, 1967

By Walter L* JoHm^ Cwitral Prass Spofta Editar

ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up h«re and thar* sad strung along tha typewriter . . . Latest member el the Selvy family of athletes of Corbin, Ky., Is Marr n defensive forward on U. of Louisville team . . Brother Frank was All-American at Furman, brother Dave also at Furman, Curt with House of David, Ed at U. of Kentucky in football and Curly a freshman at Western Kentucky ... They say that Ernie Terrell has the style, including a powerful left jab, which will keep Cassius Clay cautious... MGM had a tribute to Jim Brown, too, flying him from the Jamaica location of a new movie to Cleveland for that big night of celebration ... Of all things, the 'monster” of baseball, Dick Radatz, the relief pitcher, and Duke Sima, Cleveland catcher, are in the cosmetics business in the off season .. . A national cross-section poll is being taken by a New Tork public relations outfit of persons named Valentine and one of the questions about the most romantic valentine you are asked to pick includes such names as Richard Burton, Paul Hornung, Joe Namath and Frank Sinatra! . . . Houston Astros have taken off on a 17-city, 2,400-mile goodwill trip around Texas and Louisiana . . . The last two years, the Astros invited newsmen into Houston for a look at the Astrodome ... In seven of their first 14 games, the U.C.L.A. Bruins, led by Lew Aldndor, hit 100 or more points . . . The Chicago Cuba it says here, have lost money in four of the last five years ... Success continues ... 11 of Michigan State’s Big Ten championship grid team performed em the winning side in four poat season All-Star gamea. » • •

THE FRIARS CLUB has given $5,000 to the City of Hope’s cancer research fund in memory of the late Barney Ross, former boxing champion . . . Johnny O’Brien, the Seattle cage and baseball star of yesterday, now is chairman of the rang County (Washington state) board of commissioners ... The Tokyo Giants will train at the Dodgers' baseball camp at Vero Beach, Fla., this spring . . . Roman Eemproch, former pitcher for the Phils (he won IS games for them in 1958) now is helping his brother run a restaurant in Cleveland . . . Jim Ryun, the sensational Kansas runner, has 14 sub-four-minute miles to his credit... Stan Musial, the Cards’ new general manager, hit only .258 in his first year in baseball, but Stan also was a star pitcher in those days . . . Pro golfers today pick up $50,000 or more a year without much trouble, with the leaders over $100,000 . . . Back in 1984, Paul Runyan was the leading money winner among the pros and his take was $6,767! ... Of the 19 basketball records listed in the Missouri Valley Conference, Oscar Robertson, the pro star who played for the University of Cincinnati, owns 12 of the marks ... Buckpasser, the great (me of the turf, has been the favorite in 23 of his 26 races . .. Hardly any coaching from the audience at the University of Alabama . . . Bear Bryant has 13 assistant coaches on his football roster 1

Bowling

News

Coca-Cola Feb. 6, 1967

Launderama

Jones Standard Sve.

Evans Lakeside Groc.

Sherxn’s Implement

Town & Country

Beauty Salon

Cannon’s

Dewey’s Barbershop

York’s Groc.

Tipstars

104

Jebb’s Gas

107

Top 10 Bowlers

M. Underwood

496

H. Wallus

491

V. Schoman

475

J. Lease

456

M. Evans

451

D. Albright

450

C. Rulfs

450

i g. Grabowski

445

K. Walker

444

J. Hutcheson

439

High Sub.

J. Cavin

517

Brackney’s Feed 96 80 Old Topper 92 84 Coca-Cola 82 94 Torr’s Restaurant ... 76 100 Central Nat’l. Bank . 74 102 Art Furniture 72 104 Eastside Liquor 70 106 High team series: Putnam Realty 2216. High team game: Waffle House 790. High individual series: E. Cook 660. High individual game: E. Cook 234. Over 575: E. Cook 660, L. Murray 646, R. Hampton 623, M. Sears 598, D. Priest 591.

Conference Champs Receive Picture

Western Indiana Conference football champions Greencastle received a picture of themselves from Ralph Taylor (left) and Chet Coan (right). The picture was accepted for

the football players and coaches by high school principal N. B. McCammon (left center) and Athletic Director Lloyd Cooper (right center). Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.

Cloverdale and Oakland

City Are People’s Choice

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Will Cloverdale or Oakland City be another Milan? Probably not, although the law of averages should be catching up for a “people’s choice” in the Indiana high school basketball tourney. “Hoosier Hysteria - 1967” is just around the comer, and the odds will be on some team like defending champ Michigan City or the tried-and-proven coaching of a veteran like Marion Crawley at Lafayette. Michigan City is riding on the crest of a 16-game perfect string

this season and a 36-game streak dating back to last year. Lafayette was overlooked in the early stages of the ratings this 1 season, but the Broncos are No. 2 in the current UPI coaches’ board ratings. But funny things can happen in Indiana basketball’s "second season”—the one that really counts. Cloverdale made it to the final foursome last year, only to lose to Indianapolis Tech. Since then the Clovers have won 18 in a row. Then there’s little Oakland

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Cublets Win 2 From Spencer

Playing before the home folks broke early to have a 14-6 edge

last night, the Greencastle 8th and 9th grade basketball teams swept two games from Spencer. Jumping into a 14-4 first quarter advantage, the 8th Graders had little trouble in wrapping up the Cops, 42-29.

Scott Loring paved the way for the locals as he scored half of the Cub points. Following the lead of their younger peers, the 9th Graders

QUESTION MARK MIXED

Mt. Meridian Team

LEAGUE

W L

Defeated, 168-100

Bombers 30 10

Varsity Lanes 26 14

Belle Union . . . Fillmore’s

N. N. C. G 22 18

Independent basketball team set

Neeters _.... 19 21

an unofficial scoring record for

Alley Gators 18 22

the year when they played host

Sand Pipers 16 24

to neighboring Mt. Meridian

Blue Devils 15 25

and socked the Cats for a 168-

Surprize Us 14 26

100 victory.

The mismatch, played with sixteen minute running quarters, caught Fillmore tallying six men in the double figure column. Carl Ferrand set the pace with 40 tabulations while teammates Skinner, Chestnut, Toney, Puckett, and Freeman dumped in 38. 30, 26, 20, and 14 points

Fight Results

By United Pres* International

LAS VEGAS, Nev. UPI — Raul Rojas, 135, San Pedro, Calif., knocked out Jerry Stevens, 133, Les Angeles 2.

at the end of the first stanza and extended it to 36-16 at the

half.

Kenneth Losin set the pace with 12 markers, followed by Tony Harmless with 11 and Bill Lear at 10.

Next action for the teams is a Feb. 13 date with Cloverdale at the Uptown Gym.

Greencastle 9 McKee Mount Harlan Hoover Ballou Bundy Harmless Losin Lear Buis Miller Atchley Staley Clark

FG FT PF

2 0 1 1 2 - 2 5 4 4 2 1 0 1 0

McFarland 0 Totals 25

2 0 1 0 3 0 1 4 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 17

0 1 0 1 1 2 4 4 4 0 1 1 0 1 2! 24

City, also perfect in 18 games. One of these smaller schools could conceivably, reach the winner’s circle in Hinkle Field House next month, but history is on the side of the big-town schools. Milan was the last “people’s choice” winner back in 1954. Before then only Wingate in 1913 and 1914 and Thomtown in 1915 had emerged from the ranks of the small-town quintets into the throne room of the IHSAA tourney. In fact, only a few small teams have reached the final game. Montmorenci did it in 1915 and Mitchell in 1940. Winaroac was runnerup in 1932. But the day of the little guy — who through consolidations isn’t so little any more—may come again soon. The little schools have won more tourneys than all the bigcity Gary Schools combined. There hasn’t been a champ from the Steel City yet. But almost anybody can win all the marbles in the big shoot. Somebody has to.

Mount Scores 47

Indiana and Northwestern Favored to Win Saturday

CHICAGO UPI — The Big Ten’s pace setting basketball teams, Northwestern and Indiana, were the only favorites today for a full slate of conference contests Saturday. The Wildcats, sharing the league lead with the Hoosiers at 4-1 each, were an 11-point choice at home against defending champion Michigan, now holding ninth place with a 2-4 league mark. Indiana, also at home, was an 8-point choice to drop Wisconsin, which boasts a 2-3 record in league play to date to share sixth place. The other three conference games, Illinois at Minnesota, Michigan State at Purdue and Iowa at Ohio State, were classed as even and so was the encounter of Houston at Notre Dame. The lowa-Ohio State match, on the Game of the Week television show, could be the best spectacle of the day since the Hawkeyes boast the league leading scorer in Sam Williams and the Buckeyes one of the two best rebounders in Bill Hosket. Williams, who tallied 35 points against Illinois Tuesday to help lift the Hawkeyes into a third

place tie with Michigan State with a 3-2 conference record, has averaged 29 points per game in Big Ten play for a solid lead on the field.

Hosket, fourth in league scoring with a 23.3 point per game average, has the best field goal accuracy of the leading individuals, hitting on 53.8 per cent of his shots, and has pulled in 14.2 rebounds per game to tie for the individual lead.

Michigan will be aiming for revenge on Northwestern as well as attempting to move toward the first division. The Wildcats posted a 93-73 decision at Michigan in an earlier meeting— Northwestern’s only victory on the road in conference play.

Indiana, victor twice on the road in conference competition, has the league’s best season record, 11-4, compared to Wisconsin’s 7-8 for the season and 2-3 in the conference.

Home teams have won 18 of the 27 games played thus far in the Big Ten, helping to account for the even odds on Illinois’ trip to Minnesota since the mini have a 9-7 record compared to 5-11 for the Gophers.

LAFAYETTE. UPI — For mer Lebanon High School sensation Rick Mount scored 47 points Thursday night to lead the Purdue freshman basketball team to a 102-77 victory over St. Joseph’s freshmen.

Mount hit 16 of 27 from the field and 15 of 16 at the free throw stripe. The Purdue freshmen are 7-1, losing only to the varsity.

Purdue Players To be Honored

LAFAYETTE UPI — United Press International honors two members of Purdue’s Rose Bowl football champions Saturday— quarterback Bob Griese and tackle Jack Calcaterra.

They will receive All-America certificates at half-time ceremonies during the PurdueMichigan State basketball game. The certificates will be presented by Donald R. Pieper, UPI’s regional business executive at Indianapolis. Griese will also be honored as i the Big Ten’s “Most Valuable” player for 1966.

Spencer 9th Sadler Mason Harris Galloway

McKay Taylor Withen

FG FT PF

.... 0 ™ 1 3 .... 0 2

0 2 4 0 3

SCORES

Indiana Basketball

COLLEGE Findley 98 Tri State 82

HIGH SCHOOL East Chicago Washington 77 Hammond Clark 52 Gary Tolies ton 63 GaryForebel 52

respectively.

Rubeck

The Cards went into the sec-

Franklin

ond half of action with a 74-44

Totals

command and then cut loose

with a 44 point third

period

topped by a 50 point

fourth

Greencastle 8th

FT PF

period stanza.

Loring

Hendricks did it for the Cats

Aubrey

by tossing in 32 points, Hutch-

Vaughn

inson and Puckett followed him

Troyer

with 22 and 18 respectively.

Bergen

Fillmore is scheduled to meet

Gram

°i

Greencastle’s Jaycees

one

Taylor

o’clock Sunday.

Stone

Blacketer

Fillmore (168)

Sims

Toney

.. 13

Brown

Puckett

...10

Saunders

Skinner

.. 19

Totals

Chestnut

.. 15

Freeman

. 7

Spencer 8th

Ferrand

. 20

Propes

Keith

Mt. Meridian (100)

Decker

Puckett —

.. 9

Creek .... . _

Runnels

. 2

Bastin

Hutchinson

... 1

Inzalls . _

Jones 2

Thompson

Woods 3

Tucke

Rupert

. 0

Wright

Larry

. 4

Winders

Buis —

.. 3

Patterson

Hendrichs

.. 16

Weidner

Vickery

. 0

Totals 11

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PUBLIC AUCTION

Due to Mr. McGaughey's death the following personal property and farm machinery will be sold at tho farm across from the Russellville Stone Quarry Crushing Plant, Russellville, Indiana

Saturday, February 18,1967 10:30 a.m.. E.S.T.

1946 M-670 Minneapolis Molina diesel tractor, almost new, New Holland grinder mixer—40 bushel capacity, 2 New Holland manure spreaders (one never used), 2 Badger self-unleading silage wagons, New Idea side-delivery rake, New Idea hoy loader (never used), fertiliser spreader, corn elevator. IHC Supor M with Now Idea mounted picker (used very little), post hole digger, 2 new 8' Cose cultipackors, weed sprayer, platform scales, 1963 Ford Pickup F-250, several junk cars and tractors, usad lumber and many other miscellaneous articles and small tools toe numerous to mention. SILAGE—200 T Com silage in upright silo—can be taken out with unloader. Subject to prior salt. GRAIN—1500 to 2000 bushol Ear Com In crib. ANTIQUES—Glass enclosed buggy, utility sled and hand tools.

FRED McGAUGHEY, Deceased Central National Bank, Administrator CTA

Auctioneors: Herman and Harold Busenbark, Russoll Clapp Clarks: Darvin Busenbark and Kenneth Shannon James M. Houck, Attorney

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