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

4 The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Saturday, March 4, 1967

Postal Team Vows To Zip Police Winning Code

Post Office To Face Undefeated Policemen In Local Net Tilt

HI team game: Torr'a Ref- ! taurant 829 Hi ind. series: J. Sutton 652 Hi ind. game: J. Sutton 280 575 series: J. Sutton 652; L. Corbin 612; Ray Beaman 609; J Hurst 590; H. Sutherlin 588; J. Rossok 582; V. Atkins 582; R. Jones 581; L. Conyers 580; B: Hampton 579.

IBM WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE

The untried, unproven, and undefeated Post Office Mail Carriers (first time out) have challenged the high-flying Police Department (1-0) to a basketball game at 7:30 pm. Tuesday in the High School Gym. The Mail Carriers have served notice with their two coaches. Wendell Brattain and Carl Torr, that have never lost a

game (first time they have Putnam Realty

ever coached) and the experience gained by tossing mail sacks, has well qualified them to end the reign of the proud

and talented policemen.

Mentally, Brattain said his boys were ready. “This is an opportunity to get even for all

those parking tickets.”

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Waffle House «... 132 68 National Good Prod. «... 116 84

114 86

Brackney’s Feed 114 86 Old Topper 103 97 Torr’s Restaurant 90 110 Coca Cola 89 111 Art Furniture 86 114 Central National Bank _. 80 120 Blast Side Liquor 76 124

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Kanockers

The Birds Kanockers Hi team game:

799.

Hi team series:

2354

475 series (men) C. Grabowski 599; B Porter 499; L. Conyers 495; K. Johnson 477. 375 series (women): B. Alderfer 505; Helen Grabowski 439; M. Hendrich 382; V. Purdy 378.

Wayne Molis, a rookie with the New York Knickerbockers, holds the single basketball scoring records at two schools, Lewis College. He set each record against the other team, scoring 41 points for Chicago against Lewis and 38 for Lewis against Chicago.

The Greencastle Tiger Cub reserve team finished second in the Western Indiana Conference this season. Losing only to Gerstmyer, Garfield and Crawfordsville, the Cubs compiled a 17-3 mark, best in Coach Hal Sampson’s tenure at Greencastle. Front row, left to right, Rich Collins, student manager, An-

thony Albright, Jon York, Ron Cook, Stan Clark, Don Irwin, Dee Monnett, Kevin See, Ron Hockema, Gary Deem. Back row, left to right, Coach Hal Sampson, Dennis Losin, Dan Murphy, Steve Elliott, Terry Torr, Craig York, Doug Smith, Craig Nevins. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead

UPI PICKS TOURNEY WINNERS

Here’s the UPI form chart | At Anderson-Marion over the winner, pick, which guarantees no logic Carmel, Madison Heights over only food for arguments: | Montpelier, Madison Heights

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At Bloomington - Garfield over Brazil, Bloomington over Seymour, Bloomington the win-

ner.

At Columbus-Shelbyville over Whiteland, Shelby the winner. At Connersville-Jac-Cen-Del over Lawrenceburg, Liberty over Morristown, Liberty the winner. At East Chicago-Gary Tolleston over Hammond Tech, Gary Roosevelt over Griffith, Roosevelt the winner. At Elkhart-Michigan City over South Bend Adams, Warsaw over Nappanee, Michigan City the winner.

Junior Tiger Cubs Win Co. Tourney

over

winner.

At Evansville-North Boonville, North the

At Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne South over Hamilton, Fort Wayne Snider over East Noble,

South the winner.

At Frankfort - Bainbridge over New Market, Speedway over Delphi, Bainbridge the

winner.

At Huntingburg-New Albany over Holland, Oolitic over Corydon, New Albany the winner. At Indianapolis - Shortridge over Southport, Tech over Plainfield, Tech the winner. At Kokomo-Kokomo over Wabash, Wolfe Lake over Bluffton, Kokomo the winner. At Lafayette-Wheatfield over Seeger, Lafayette over Fowler, Lafayette the winner. At Logansport - Plymouth over Oregon-Davis, Logansport over Valparaiso, Logansport the

winner.

At New Castle -New Castle over Selma, Richmond over Muncie South, New Castle the

Manner.

At Washington - Washington over Linton, Vincennes over North Central, Washington the

winner.

The activity was the same, basketball. The setting was the same: Uptown Gym, Greencastle. The participants were the same: Bainbridge versus Greencastle. Only the outcome was

different.

Six days before, the scene was as described above with Bainbridge defeating Greencastle in the final game to win the Greencastle Sectional. Last night, in the finals of the Putnam County Grade tourney, the Junior Tiger Cubs turned the tables and came out on the long end by a convinc-

The best shooting percentage recorded by a college basketball team during a season was .544 by Davidson in 1964.

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Winds Up As Hero Of Game It’s not often that Larry Siegfried winds up as the hero of a basketball doubleheader in which Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain are playing. But it happened Friday night when Siegfried scored 29 points to lead the Celtics to a 111-104 victory over the Cincinnati Royals in the second game of a doubleheader at Boston. Siegfried’s performance overshadowed an 11-point performance by Russell and a 19-point effort by Chamberlain even though Wilt’s Philadelphia 76ers downed the Detroit Pistons 129-103. The Celtics trailed by eight points at halftime but Siegfried led two second-half drives that enabled them to clinch the victory. Oscar Robertson led the Royals with 26 points. Hal Greer scored 23 points to lead the 76ers, who had a 34point lead at the end of the first period, to their easy victory over the Pistons. John Tresvant scored 19 points for the Pistons Jerry West’s 34 points paced the Los Angeles Lakers to a 138-132 win over the New York Knicks in the other Friday night game. Walt Bellamy had 29 for the Knicks.

Racing Luck To Be Big Factor ARCADIA, Calif. UPI — Racing luck was expected to be a major factor today in the 30th running of the 3100,000 added Santa Anita Derby as a field of 13 colts awaited the start of the top winter race for 3-year-olds in the West. But there were many who put their trust in the successful team of jockey Willie Shoemaker and trainer Charles Whittingham to continue their string of victories which have featured the current meeting.

ing 57-28 margin over young Pointers. And the young Cubs did It with the same strategy as the varsity Cubs tried to use. The full-court zone press. Whereas it failed in the finals of the sectional, it worked to perfection last night. Time and time again the young Cubs took the ball away from the Young Pointers for unmolested lay-ins. The outcome of the game wa» settMd by the end of the first quarter as the victors had rolled into a 16-6 edge. During the second quarter, the press was so effective the Pointers could score only two points, and the victors headed into the dressing room, with a commanding 31-8 advantage. Subbing freely, but still keeping the pressure on, Cach Dick Crawley’s crew was home free by the end of the third stanza,

47-19.

Both coaches cleared the bench in the fourth quarter with the young Cubs picking up ten points and the losers tally-

ing nine.

Bob Troyer, brother of scoring ace Mike Troyer, paced the Young Cubs to victory with 15 points. He received able assistance from Scott Loring at 11 and Gary Gram with 10. Top point getter for the losers was Greg Evans with 11. Greencastle (57) FG FT PF

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