The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1968 — Page 8

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Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana

Wednesday, January 10, 1968

DUNK SHOT—Connie Hawkins, 6-8 Pittsburgh Piper star and player on the East’s all-star squad at Hinkle last night, was left alone just long enough to stuff this shot. The dunk as been out-lawed in high school and college ball, but the ABA boys still exercise the manly art.

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PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA

Cloverdale captures 50th in a row

Cloverdale’s Clovers cinched their fiftieth consecutive regular season win last night with a ragged but hearty victory over rival Eminence, 83-70, In their first contest of the new year. They hadn’t seen any previous action since December 15 when they pasted Needmore for the ninth straight win of the present campaign, but they had little trouble knocking off the

Eels for the second time this season. They thumped Eminence 88-75 in their opener. Big 6-4 center Rick Ford, who averages 30 points plus per game, put through only 18 markers while opponent Kent Cooper of Eminence let go with 21 points for game high honors. Ford collected 34 against Cooper in the first game. The Clovers jumped into a 188 first period lead and bettered

it by out-scoring their host 2520 the second period and 26-22 1 the third. Eminence rallied and pumped in 20 points during the final period while the Clovers managed only 14, but the damage had already been done. Ford’s 18 points were followed by McCullough and Neese who tabulated 17 each, j

and Dearlove had 14 each, and, Brown scored 10 for Eminence. The Clovers are slated to play Rosedale Friday night and then meet Staunton at Br azil Satur- i day night. Individual sumarles:

and Staley’s 14. Ron Barker j scored 11 for the Clover team. Cooper's 21 was high, Murrell

East all-stars trim West team; Larry Brown picked game s MVP

By FRANK PUCKETT, JR. Banner Sports Editor The East broke open a tight

114-112 with 3:10 showing on ( Individual summaries: the clock. | Ka ., t (i26) FG Daniels came back and hit a Daniels 9

R. Brown 5

Hawkins 3 Lewis 3

match last night in the final lay-up after Connie Hawkins, three minutes and beat the West 6-8 Pittsburgh star, netted a 126-120 in the first American free throw and the East led

Basketball Association All-Star 117-H5. The East moved into Freeman 8 game before 10,872 fans at its biggest spread of the night, Hunter 2 Hinkle Fieldhouse and New Or- 124-115, as Don Freeman of j Jackson 2 leans player Larry Brown was Minnesota and Louie Dampier I Netolicky 4 voted as the game's Most Valu- of Kentucky canned two quick Carrier 3 able Player. fielders. 1 Dampier 8 The nationally televised eon- Daniels topped the East scor- Vaughn 2 test, with the exception of In- ( n g attack with 22 points while Mahaffey 1 diana, drew the largest crowd Freeman, a 6-3 graduate of the Totals 50

4 2 1 0 4 3 0 4 2 2 0 2 24

1 ! 3 2 1 3 4 0 1 3 1 0 0 19

Cloverdale (83)

Barker

Ford

McCullough

Staley

Neese

Nickerson

Totals

Eminence (70)

Murrell

Dearlove

Cooper

Kennedy

Sims

Doran

Brown

Humble

Totals

ever to see an ABA game in University of Illinois, was close Indianapolis and the stars put behind with 20. Dampier got on a real show. Brown, the jg an( j ^ wo Indiana Pacers, 6-5 smallest man in the ABA at 5-9, Roger Brown and 6-8 beat out former Indianapolis Netolicky, each added 12.

West (120) FG FT PF Moe 7 3 5

Hagan 4 Bob Robbins 2 L. Jones 6

Southport star Louie Dampier Brown and Doug Moe of New I Tart 4 of Kentucky and high scoring Orleans each scored 17 for the Warley 2

Don Freeman of Minnesota for west while Larry Jones of Den- Becker the coveted honor. Brown hit ver added 14, Lavem Tart of 7 of 9 from the field, two of Oakland 13, Houston’s Art

them three point backets, 2 of 2 from the free throw line, and

chalked up ten assists. The two star-studded teams

battled it out all the way and exchanged leads throughout the contest until Randy Mahaffey of Kentucky sank a free throw with 3:32 left to bring the East into a 112-112 tie. Then Mel Daniels, 6-9 Minnesota center, tapped in a rebound to give the East the lead for good at

Scores

Becker had 11, and James Jones of New Orleans and Cliff Hagan of Dallas totaled 10 points each. The first quarter closed with the East squad in command, 30-29, and the second quarter was almost a repeat as Houston’s 6-8 M Art Becker nulled i

Warley

Becker

Beaslev

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J. Jones

L. Brown

Bunce

Menyard

Totals

2 0 2 5 4 1 1 2 1 1 0

B-game: Eminence 44, Cloverdale 43

SALES GOOD ST. LOUIS UPI The world champion St. Louis Cardinals have passed the $1 million mark ' in 1968 ticket sales. The Redbirds are within reach of their club record advance ticket sale of $1,322,985 set last year.

TOP BOWLERS NEW YORK UPI—Southpaw Dave Davis, of Phoenix, Ariz., 0 has been named bowler of the 2 ; year for 1967 and Mike Durbin 11 of Costa Mesa, Calif., has been 4 chosen pro bowling’s rookie of

4 the year.

2 Davis was the leading money 0 winner on the PBA circuit last 2 year, amassing $54,165 in of24 ficial earnings.

HIGH LAY-UP—East ABA All-Star and Indiana Pacer player Roger Biown (35) demonstrates his agility against the West's Larry Jones (32) at Hinkle last night when the American Basketball Association held their first all-star contest.

Mount s 40 paces Boilermakers

solid rout of Wisconsin

College

Purdue 99, Wisconsin 79 Indiana 61. Illinois 60 (OT) Earlham 84, Hanover 83 Manchester 96, Indiana Cen-

tral 79

Anderson 103, Goshen 90 Indiana Tech 78, Concordia 68 St. Francis 86. Huntington 78 Tri-State 80, Spring Arbor 58

High School

Cloverdale 83, Eminence 70

the half ended 60-59. The third period ended 92-91 in favor of i

the east.

All twenty-four of the celebrated all-stars tabulated at least one bucket. The three In-

diana Pacers plavers, Rogeri _ i . , .

Brown. Bob Netolicky, ^e^eeted to dehvw Pu^ j fast ^a 52-33 Jead ^

Freddie Lewis, scored 12, 12,

United Press Internotionol though hardly in the Class Of Footsore Rick Mount is Maravich and Murphy, showing his heels to Big Ten Mount scored 24 points in the opponents. first half as Purdue, now 6-5 Mount, the sensational sopho- overall, unleashed a blistering

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Roosevelt and ■ North pace preps

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due to the promised land of its the potent Badgers, who sufferfirst NCAA tournament, has ed their first conference loss, been handicapped throughout; He connected on all eight of his the first half of the season by a free throw attempts to continue broken bone ih his left foot. among the nation’s leaders in

Despite that slight problem, that department,

however. Mount has managed Indiana, the conference fate get off on the right foot in J vorite, ran its Big Ten mark to | 'his varsity career and Tuesday 2-0 by squeezing out a 61-60

j night he staged his finest per- victory over Illinois. In other

Undefeated East Chicago formance to date, scoring 40 big games on a sparse national Roosevelt and once-beaten state points as the Boilermakers schedule, Kansas State whipped j

Evansville North 81, Evans- cham P Evansville North paced routed a solid Wisconsin team Nebraska 78-62, Duke dubbed vine Bosse 50 the Indiana hi £ h school basket- 99-79 to even their conference Clemson 101-79 and LaSalle

Evansville Reitz 100, Evans- 1:311 elil:e Tuesday night.

mark at 1-1.

bombed Loyola (La.) 71-51.

ville Central 52

Third-ranked Roosevelt be- Mount had been expected to

Senior guard Vern Payne dropped in a shot with 28 sec-

Evansville Memorial 78, Boon- came th « winningest major challenge Calvin Murphy of ville 72 quintet, handing Munster an 87- Niagara and Pete Maravich of

East Chicap, Roosevelt 87, 72 lesson and It, 13th victory ‘ Louisian, State for top aoPl»-j ° V " (> ”’ e , n ; M Gan er Tolle S ton 86. Gar,-Wal- North. No. 8 in the state, mate, but he nU S sed . month' ^ m C p h J X7; r ""” d ^ , f “j lace 60 rolled over Evansville Bosse, 81-1 of practice after breaking the tAVO second ,, , Gary Andrean 89, East Gary 50. for its 10th win in 11 starts. Ibone on Oct. 27 and has had to '

65 Upset-minded Munster gave wear a steel insole in his sneakHammond Noll 63, Calumet 59 Roosevelt quite a battle in the er for support. Portage 88, Hobart 81 first half, leading 20-17 at the' Mount has averaged in the Fort Branch 74, Haubstadt 67 first stop and trailing by only j neighborhood of 26 points per Greensburg 70, Batesville 56 four points at the half. 38-34. game, quite respectable al- :

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