The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 March 1967 — Page 4

Thursday, March % 1967

4 Tha Dally iannar, Draancattfa, Indiana

Pointers Heavily Favored to Win Frankfort Regional Title

Larry Steele and Ron Ross ok of Bainbridgre were selected to the All Semi-State team at Lafayette last year as juniors, and there is a strong possibility that both boys will repeat again this year. Steele and Rossok led the Pointers to the regional crown at Covington in 1966, but were eliminated by East Chicago Washington in the Lafayette Semi-State, 78-74. Transferred to the Frankfort Regional this year, the Pointers have been tapped as strong contenders to add the Frankfort tourney to their laurels. Next then would be another trip to Lafayette and a collision with the winner of the Logansport regional. And the Pointers (20-2) have the man power to get the job done. In sweeping to their sec-

ond straight sectional crown, Bainbridge probably set a Greencastle sectional scoring record as they averaged 104 points in the three games played, and their total pins were the most scored by any sectional winner in the State. Leading the onslaught during sectional play was Larry Steele with a 30 ppg. average. Ron Rossok donated a 19.3 average, and Norman Steele, coming thru in clutch situations, chipped in with an 18.3 average. In regular season play, Larry Steele carried a 25.7 average and Ron Rossok finished with an 1&5 mark. The first task for the Putnam County entry will be to deflate the high-flying New Market Flyers (5-17) in the first afternoon contest. Speedway (14-9), second choice to grab all the

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marbles and winner at Zionsville tangles with Delphi (1310), winner at Frankfort, in the second contest New Market proved that anything can (and usually does) happen in Indiana sectional play. The Flyers journeyed into the Crawfordsville action with a two won and 17 loss mark. After winning their first round contest the Flyers advanced to the finals, after reversing an earlier season loss, by dumping New Ross, 81-63. In the final game, New Market clipped the Waveland Hornets, 57-50. Phil Thomas, a late season starter, led the Flyers in the final game with 27 points. Big 6’6” f Mike Deck added 2Q. Thomas and Deck scored 17 of the 19 field goals tallied by the winners, and these two boys were the mainstays for first year coach Jim Petty during the regular season with a 12.5 and 14.5 average respectively. With the reputation of winning the close ones, Speedway makes its first appearance in the Frankfort regional. The second choice of most sportswriters, the Spark Plugs tripped Lebanon, 61-60; Zionsville, 5248 in overtime, and outlasted Pike 56-54 to wear the Zionsville sectional crown. A •’O’* lad, Johnny Allen spearheads the Plugs attack with a 20 point per game clip.

Right behind him is 6’5” Dave Bennett with 15 ppg. Both lads are strong rebounders. Directing the floor game are two junior guards, 6’0” Bill Williams, and 5’9’’ Rick Aranjo. In the Lebanon win, Aranjo had nine assists and Williams seven. Rounding out the starting unit is 6’3’\ Jim Ehlebracht Delphi played .500 (10-10) ball during regular season play, and it took a double overtime win from Clinton Central (66-55) to start them on the victory road. Next victim was Rossville, and in the finals, Delphi thumped host Frankfort, 60-53. Leading rebounder and tallest player on Delphi’s roster is 6’3” Steve Wood. Flanking him is 6’1” Wayne Biggs, sporting a 9.0 average. Second leading scorer for the club is 6’0” forward, George Collins at 15.7. Guiding the offense is 5’10” all State quarterback Steve Brehmer, who has guided Delphi to 30 consecutive football victories His 17.1 average tops the club in point production. Rounding out the starting unit is 5’9” Mike Emmons at 13.5.

Tigers Trim Wabash 8170

111

Rosedale

Fillmore

Turkey Rua

Cloverdale

Monrovia

Russellville

Plttsboro

New Rosg

Eminence

Waveland

Holiday Toarnamcnt

87 Granville Well*

Zionsville

106

Roachdale

Montezuma

Coontr Toarnamcnt

Cloverdale

Reelsvllle

North Salem

Ladoga

Darlington

SerUenal

107

Rockville

111

North Salem

Greencastle

Coach Pat

Rady

DELPHI HIGH SCHOOL

George Collins

ro”

Wayne Biggs

6’1”

Steve Wood .

6’3”

Mike Emmons •••#•*****#••###•

5’9”

Steve Brehmer

Ron Israel ..

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5’10”

Mike Stone .

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6’2”

Jim Weddell

6'1”

Jeff Emmons

5’l”

Hichle Geyer

6’1”

Doug Whiteman

fl’l”

Byron Froster

5’8”

Delphi’s Record—1* Won; 10

Lest

Denny Barrett’s career high of 25 points and Jim Jackson’s collegiate high of 24 rebounds were sufficient weaponry to enable DePauw to sink Wabash

last night, 81-70.

The road win moved the Tigers to a 10-11 season mark and set the stage for Saturday’s critical 3 p.m. ICC clash here with Evansville. DePauw leaped ahead on its first shot of the game and

BAINBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL E»rl Coffman «’0

Jim Hanks ..

Gary Judy .. Gary Martin Marvin Price Dean Rossok Ronnie Rossok Larry Steele Norman Steele Fred Cox — Gary Richard

e’3’' 11 ..... 8’1” 11 S’Vi” 12 5’9” 12 SIO" 12 W 12 6’5” 12 6 , 1 ,> 11 e’e” s S'#” 0

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Southwestern Clinton Central Frontier East Tipp Clinton Pralria Twin Lakes Williamsport Fine Villa*# Western Rossville Northwesters Rensselaer North White Central Catholla

Carroll

Winamae Maconaouah West Lafayette

AtUca

Sectional Play 66 Clinton Central 58 Rossville (2-OT) 60 Frankfort Coach Bill Jarcstrof

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—Marion County Tourney Coach Morris Pollard

County Jr. High Tourney Results

WEST'S DONUTS 29c Doz.

COLONIAL BREAD 5 Loaves $1.00

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. Russellville (42) FG FT PF Goff 9 1 4 Lyons -.5 0 5 ! McGaughey 10 1 Clodfelter 5 1 4 Lawter 0 0 2

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ECKRICH LUNCHEON SPECIALS

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SLENDER SLI — CHOPPED BEEF TURKEY — CORNED BEEF 3 Pkgs. 89c

HONEY LOAF ib 89 c

Greencastle (43) FG FT PF Loring 7 0 0 Aubrey . ._ 2 2 4 Vaughn 2 O 2 Troyer ....1 0 1 Bergen 2 10 Gram 3 0 2 Stone 2 0 0 Cimct n n 1

SAUSAGE 2 Us. 99c

CLUB STEAKS Lb. 79c

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POTATOES 20 lbs. 79c

TEMPLE ORANGES 43c Doz.

CELLO CARROTS 2 Pkgs. 25c

BANANAS 10c Lb.

Stone 0 O 1 Maya 0 0 1 Cash 0 0 3 Collier 1 3 1 Totals 6 8 12 Greencastle 8 22 30 43 Fillmore 3 7 16 20

NEW MARKET HIGH SCHOOL

Steve

Zimmerman

5’16”

Phil Thomas

6’1”

Mike Deck

6’6”

Bill McKinney

5’8”

Kent

Smith

S’B”

Joe Cash

6’1”

Don Smith

e’i”

Martin Merrell

B’0”

Terry

Prelbe

5'10”

Ted Mitchell

8'6”

Flyers Record—5 Want 17 Lest

Ladoga

Covington

Plttsboro

Fountain Central

Waveland

Thorntown

SeegerMemorlal

Coat Creek Central

Waynetown

Rockville

Darlingtoa

County Tournament

Darlington

Cloverdale

Turkey Run

Linden

North Salem

Granville Well*

Roachdale

Sectional Play

Coal Crock Central

New Ross

Waveland

•0

Coach Jim Petty

SPEEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL

1 Bin Williams

S’*”

1 Rick

Aranlo

5'9”

George Minix

S'0”

Darrell Rains

6’3”

Mike

Pollard

5’10”

Dave Bennett

S’5”

Johnny Allen ■•oa.a.eeoeeeeeeo

S'0”

Jim Eppen ..•■..eeeaao.eeeeea.

6’8”

Russ Lovlck

6'1”

Jim

Ehlebracht

6’4”

Tom

Gilbert

S'10"

Spark Plugs’ Record 14 Won;

9 Lost

i 53

Pike

: 82

Lawrence Central (OT)

[ 71

Mooresvllte (OT)-

51 ! 77

Brownsburg Greenwood-

46 47

Southport

1 57

North Central

Franklin Central

Washington

Warren Central—

Zionsville

! 71

Danville-

: 60

Pike”

1 62

Lawrence Central—

: 76

Plainfield-

Warren Central

1 76

Decatur Central-

Arlington

Beech Grove

! 91

Center Grov# (OT)-

•3

Sectional

: 61

Lebanon

' 52

Zionsville (OT)

: 56

Pike

•Mid-State Conference

NOTICE OF BOND SALE PUBLIC NOTICE li hereby Klven that at a meeting of the Common Council of the City of GreeneasUe, Indiana, on December 19, 1966. an ordinance was adopted for the issuance of *135,000 Parking Facilities Revenue Bonds of said City which will be dated December 1, 1966. bearing Interest payable July 1. 1967, and semiannually thereafter at a rate or rates not exceeding Five per cent (5%) per annum, and maturing in numerical order *3,000 on January 1 of each of the years 1970 to 1974. Inclusive, and *5.000 on January 1 of each of the years 1975 to 1998. inclusive. The City of Greencastle reserves the right and privilege of calling and redeeming the bonds maturing In the year# 1988 to 1998. Inclusive, prior to maturity In whole, or from time to time In part In Inverse numerical order, on January 1, 1987. or on any Interest payment date thereafter, on terms of par and accrued interest plus a premium of four per cent (4%) of the principal amount of any of such bonds called for redemption prior to maturity. Both principal and Interest are to be payable at the Central National Bank In the City of Greencastle. Indiana. Said bonds are being Issued for the purpose of paying the cost of constructing Off-Street Parking Project, 1966, In said City, consisting of acquiring and Improving a parking lot to be located on the northwest corner of Walnut Street and Vine Street in said City and are payable from the net revenues of said Project and. In addition. a sufficient portion of the net revenue derived from other parking facilities, parking meters and parking mechanisms of said City has been pledged to the payment of said bonds. Public notice is hereby further given that the Common Council of said City will meet at the Council Chambers in said City on the 20th day of March. 1967, at 7:30 o'clock, p. m„ and will then and there receive and consider proposals for the purchase of said bonds upon terms of not less than par and accrued interest and having details not less favorable to the City than as authorized by said ordinance. All bids shall specify the rate or rates of Interest provided that only one rate shall be specified for single maturity and not more thin three rates may be named for the Issue, and all other things being equal preference will be given to the bid of par and accrued Interest or better specifying the lowest Interest rate or rates for the bonds and yielding the lowest net Interest cost to the City. Repeating a previously mentioned rate will not constitute an additional Interest rate. Each Installment of Interest will be represented by • single coupon on each bond. The City wlQ furnish the printed bonds and the approving opinion of Messrs. Chapman and Cutler. Lawyers, Chicago, Rllnols. and all bids may be so conditioned. Each bid must be for all of said bonds and must state the rate or rates of Interest not exceeding 5% per annum. In multiples of Vs of 169. A aero interest rate will not be permitted and the difference between the highest and lowest rates specified In a bid shall not exceed 2%. Bids specifying two or more rates shall also specify the amount and maturities of the bonds bearing each rate, but all bonds maturing on the same date shall bear the same single coupon rate. The Interest due on any bond on any Interest payment date will be represented by a single Interest coupon. The award will be made to the highest qualified bidder complying >vith the terms of sale and offering the lowest net interest cost to the City to be determined by computing the total Interest on all of the bonds to their maturities and deducting therefrom the premium bid, if any. No conditional bid or bid less than the par value of said bonds, plus accrued Interest from the date thereof to the date of delivery, will be considered. Each bid shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed to the undersigned City Clerk-Treasurer and marked on the outside “Bid for Parking Facilities Revenue Bonds,” and must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check in the amount of (2,700 payable to the City of Greencastle, as a good faith deposit to secure the City against any loss resulting from the failure of the bidder to comply with the terms of his bid. The successful bidder shall make payment for the bonds and accept delivery thereof within five days after being notified that the bonds are ready for delivery, at such bank In the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, or Greencastle. Indiana, as he shall designate. Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned immediately following the ward of the bonds. The bonds will be ready for delivery within thirty days after tho date of sale. The failure of the successful bidder to pay for and accept delivery of the bonds as herein provided shall constitute default and entitle the City to retain such check and the proceeds thereof as Its agreed liquidated damages. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. If an acceptable bid Is sot received without further advertisement for a period of thirty days, but no bid shall be accepted which is lower than the highest bid received at the time fixed for the sale Is this

notice.

By order of the Common Council of said City this 13th day of February,

1*67.

Raymond I. Fisher, Mayor ATTEST: Helen M. Pierce. Deputy City Clerk-Treasurer Feb. 23-March 2-3t

never trailed after that. The going did get a little sticky, however, late in the battle when Wabash whittled a 20point lead down to seven with

2:59 left.

A rash of sudden Tiger errors and even more sudden Wabash accuracy pruned the margin from 66-49 to 68-61 before McGurk and Barrett moved matters out of hand. At that critical point Jack Hogan assisted Tom McGurk with a fast break layup and Barrett converted his eighth and ninth consecutive free throws for an 11-point breathing space. \ Wabash Coach Rusty Nichols drew a technical for his protestation of the erratic officiating. His opposite, Elmer McCall, escaped penalty and got his say

too.

McCall said he told the officials to call the fouls regardless of which team was the culprit “The game would have really gotten out of hand,” McCall said, “if they hadn’t started calling them closer.” DePauw started like a house

afire and rolled up a 17-6 advantage in a half dozen minutes. But the Cavemen warmed up and trimmed DePauw’s halftime lead to 36-29. In that first 20 minutes Jackson grabbed 15 of his 24 rebounds, one of the prime reasons the winners wound up with a 57-45 advantage on the boards. What turned out to be the cushion DePauw needed to win came moments after the second half opened. With the count 37-31, DePauw, McCall’s team reeled off 13 consecutive points, eight of them by his 6-1 senior guard Barrett Neither team shot particularly well. DePauw made 27 of 69 for .391. Wabash hit 25 of 65 for .384. Jackson, with 15 points, was the only Tiger to join Barrett in double figures. Five other players, however, got six or more. The Tiger frosh capped their season with an 86-72 decision that was helped by 20 second half free throws. Dick Tharp scored 33 for the winners.

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