The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1967 — Page 6

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Police-Postal Game Site Relocated

By popular demand for seating capacity, the game between the Police Department and the Post Office employes has been re-located in the high school gym downtown. Many fans wanting to see this classic encounter could not find seats in the Girls’ gym where the game was previously slated, however the local tourney site should provide ample room for all who wish to go. Game time is 7:30 tonight. No admission will be charged for this outstanding display of basketball. Members of the Police team are: Stevens, Pursell, Masten, Rogers and other name stars. Representing the Post Office will be Roland Clark, Charlie Brown, Nick Robinson, Larry Clark and several other past stars.

The Boston Celtics captured the most rebounds in a National Basketball Association season with 6,131 during 1960-61.

Red Kelly, hockey star with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings, has played in 150 Stanley Cup games, more than any other professional hockey player.

Junior Tiger Cubs County Chomps

The above group of Greencastle happy boys, girls and Coach Dick Crawley had just won the Putnam County Junior High basketball tournament Friday night when this picture was taken. The Junior Tiger Cubs downed Bainbridge, 57 to 28, in the final game after eliminating Reelsville and then Fillmore in the semi-finals. The Cublets succeeded Cloverdale, winners of last

season’s county tourney. Cheer leaders: left to right, Sherry Carpenter, Carla Bundy, Jan Stanley. Standing (left to right) Gary Gram, Buddy Gorham, Gary Coffman, Bill Brown, Bob Troyer, Scott Loring, Nibs Knights, Larry Vaughn, Dale Sims, David Bruner, Tony Stone, Fritz Aubrey, Rod Taylor, Rick Foutz, Dick White, Jeff Saunders, Mike Bergen, Coach Dick Crawley. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead

Bowling News

HOME LAUNDRY LEAGUE 2-28-67

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Towne Beauty Salon 137 87

McMillan’s

133 91

Home Laundry

19.9 1ft9

Pepsi Oola ...

121 103

Atkins & Sons _

- 120 104

Coca Cola

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Bob’s Body Shop

117 107

Servisoft

_106 118

MFA Ins. . „.

_104 120

Sherm’s

98 126

Stop N Shop

98 126

Torr’s

94 130

Whitaker’s

82 142

Hi ind. game: M. Wood 177

Hi ind. series:

R. Black 477

Hi team game: Bob’s Body

Shop 602

Hi team series: Atkins 1602

400 series: R.

Black 447; S.

Perry 438; M.

Wood 438; S.

High in. series, women, actual: Emma Hampton 477. High ind. game, women, actual: Emma Hampton 207. Men over 500 actual: R. Hampton 613, H. Hartung 579, J. Dowty 535, R. Cooprider 521, L. Neeley 518. Women over 400 actual: E. Hampton 477, R. Hampton 454, J. Hessler 435, L. Dowty 423, S. Skelton 421, M. Bryant 417.

Rick Barry First In NBA Scoring

Langdon 437; Underwood 426; B. Nelson 422; G. Liebert 420; J. Campbell 417; B. Alexander, 417; H. Bennington 414; C. Thomas 410; S. Mannan, 408; D. Huber 407; A. Atkins 403;

J. Bean 400.

QUESTION MARK MIXED LEAGUE

Bombers

W 34

L 14

Varsity Lanes

Alley Gators

N.N.C.G

Blue Devils

Neeter’s

Sand Pipers

Surprize Us

College Scores By United Press International Monmouth 101 Southmptn 76 Indiana 96 Michigan 90 Purdue 89 Northwestern 80 Kentucky 110 Alabama 78 Ohio St. 100 Illinois 79 Kansas St. 81 Iowa St. 68 Mich. St. 67 Minnesota 59 Trenton St. 81 Montclair St. 75 Okla. 90 Missouri 75 Vanderbilt 75 Louisiana St. 66 Kansas 66 Colorado 59 Nebraska 88 Okla St. 71 Quincy 76 Illinois Wslyn 72 Tenn. 78 Miss. St. 76 Crsn-Newmn 92 Pikeville 72 Ten Wslyn 89 Grgwn (Ky.) 73 Lewis 87 Illinois College 69 Oshkosh 96 Lakeland 94 Nrthn Ariz. 82 Esn NMex 81 Washington 79 Oregon 67

NEW YORK UPI — Don’t look now, but a sharp-shooting San Francisco sophomore is about to replace Wilt Chamberlain as the National Basketball Association’s scoring king. Chamberlain, who had led the NBA in scoring for the last seven seasons, was fourth behind league-leading Rick Barry, Oscar Robertson and Jerry West, according to official league statistics released today through last Sunday’s games. Barry had scored 2,540 points and sported the league’s top scoring average of 36.3 points a game. Cincinnati’s Robertson was the runnerup with 2,207 points and an average of 30.7 points, while West had 1,801 points (29.0) and Chamberlain had 1,760 points (24.4). Chamberlain, however, topped the league in two departments — field goal percentage and rebounding. The giant Philadelphia center had hauled down 1,768 rebounds for a 24.6 average and a healthy margin over Boston’s Bill Russell, who had 1,541 for an average of 21.7.

Pro Standings

Eastern

Division

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Pet.

Philadelphia

62 11

.849

Boston

-..55 17

.764

New York

_... 36 40

.474

Cincinnati 34 41

.453

Baltimore 19 55

.257

Western

Division

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Pet.

San Francisco* .

41 32

.562!

St. Louis

33 41

.446 j

Los Angeles

_ 32 41

.438

Detroit ...

28 45

.384

Chicago

28 45

.384

*Won division

title

Philadelphia 119, Los Angeles 117 Cincinnati 129, St. Louis 122 (Only games scheduled) Tuesday’s Games Los Angeles at New York

(Only games scheduled)

FOR TIME and TEMPERATURE DIAL

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Mont to Speak

Tom Mont, DePauw Univer-! sity Football Coach, will speak to two groups this week. On March 8th Mont will speak at the annual meeting of the Grant County Retarded Children’s Assoc, meeting in Marion

and on the 10th at the Eminence High School Athletic Awardi Banquet. Last Thursday coach Mont was the featured speakei in Culver when The National Honor Society Students of Culver High School were honored by the Culver City Womens Club.

SAVINGS & LOAN

Monday’s Results Boston 127, Detroit 103

Fight Results

PHILADELPHIA UPI — Gypsy Joe Harris, 151, Philadelphia, stopped Johnny Knight,

144, Philadelphia.

High team series hdcp. Var-; sity Lanes 2343. WALPOLE, Mass. UPI—Billy High team game hdcp. Blue Burton, 165, Bronx, outpointed Devils 825. Hilton Whittaker, 160, Brook-

lyn, N.Y. (8).

HERBICIDES

COMPLETE LINE FOR ALL CROPS

Clyde Hunter Reelsville Phone 672-3340

Ron Hutcheson Greencastle Phone PE 9-2459

High ind. series, men, actual:

Robert Hampton 613.

High Ind. game, men, actual:

Howard Hartung 216.

Mount Scores 50

LAFAYETTE UPI — Rick Mount rifled in 50 points Monday night to lead Purdue’s freshman basketball team to a 105-93 victory over Northwestern. Mount connected on 21 of 33 shots and added 8 free throws. Three other Purdue players hit in double figures—Jerry Johnson had 14, Chuck Bavis 13 and Tyrone Bedford 12. Dale Kelley scored 27 for Northwestern. Roy Sheppard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sheppard, Cloverdale, R. 2, served as a Page in the House of Representatives for Rep. John J. Thomas, Saturday, March 4. Roy is a student in Fillmore Junior High School.

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WE WILL ALSO OBSERVE OLIVER DAY REFRESHMENTS, DOOR PRIZES AND FAVORS FOR EVERYONE.

SPRING SALE STARTS MARCH 13, 1967

Putnam Co. Farm Bureau Co-op GREENCASTLE FILLMORE

AUCTION

local rcsidont leaving stale has commissioned us to soil entire lot of nice homo furnishings in our Auction room on Saturday, Mar. 11th at 12:30 P.M.

This Salt includes: 3 pc. sectional sofa and twa matching chairs, round maple dinette table and four captain's chairs. Mend coffee table, matching end tables, blond chests, blond desk, turn-top table, white bedroom suite with canopy bed, cherry bed and double dresser, blend single bed, radios, combination TV-steree-AM-FM, large G.E. refrigerator, air conditioner. Hoover sweeper, elec, range, polo lamps, table lamps, dishes, small appliances, antique rocker and washstand, misc. items. WHI also sell one let of heme furnishings including: wringer washer, refrigerator, chests, china cabt., T.V., dresser, bed and other items. CLAPP’S AUCTION SERVICE Maple & Ohio Sts.

NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH APPROVED CREDIT

'66 BUICK WILDCAT

Pour deer, herd top, automatic transmission, radio and heater, power steering, power brakes, 19,000 miles, white finish, factory warranty, driven by Mr. Clyde Faatz of the Mallory Company

$2795

'66 CHEVROLET BELAIR Four deer, station wagon, eight cylinder, power steering, automatic transmission, red finish $2195

'64 CADILLAC Four deer, hard top, full power, air conditioning, a real nice ctr $2895

'64 OLDSMOBILE 88

twa doer, hard top, power steering, power brakes, radio and heater, air conditioning Will make an excellent car for someone

Was $1695 Reduced to $1495

'64 CHEVROLET Sedan, two doer, straight stick, white finish $1095

'63 CHEVROLET

Two door sedan, six cylinder, black finish, standard transmissia*

$895

'63 CHEVROLET Sedan, four doer, six cylinder, automatic trans., brown finish $945

'63 CHEVROLET PICKUP

Fleetside, six cylinder

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'61 CHEVY IMPALA Four deer, hard top, eight cylinder, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes $695

'61 FORD PICKUP half ten, eight cylinder $795

'60 FORD PICKUP Half-ten, six cylinder, standard transmission $495

'60 MERCURY Four deer

$445

'60 CORVAIR automatic transmission $425

'57 CHEVY PICKUP Half-ten, four speed transmission, a real nice buy $495

'66 KAWASAKI CYCLE $425

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