The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 February 1968 — Page 4

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Tha Daily Banner/ Green cast la, Indiana

Thursday, February 22, 1968

Greencastle edges Bainbridge in sectional

Fillmore Cardinals trip Russellville Bees, 82-71

Action between Greencastle and Bainbridge last night

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In 8S of 67 field goals and Greencastle hit 33 of 68. The difference came from the free throw line where the Cuba dropped 12 of 20 and Bainbridge scored 9 of 19. Both teams were credited with 17

By FRANK PUCKETT. JR. , the first two buckets and errors -

Banner Sports Editor checking the score at 40-40. Four men got into double figGreencastle knocked off de- Bainbridge came back with ures for the Pointers as Judy fending sectional champion one, but the Cubs went into a P um P ed away for 27, Hanks Bainbridge in a classical bas- full court press and zoomed to tinier and Cox both ketball game that could only be a 49-44 lead. Bainbridge coach tabul ated 14 each. Ross led termed as a “barn-burner” and Pat Rady called a quick time ^ re encastle with 24. Norris got Fillmore came through with a out to talk things over, but as ant * Irwin scored 11 in the

hustling victory over foe Rus- soon as the Pointers returned contest -

sellville in the first round ae- to the floor defensive ace Jim * n other game Fillmore tion of the IHSAA Greencastle Hanks drew his fourth foul and turned the tables on RussellSectional last night. was retired to the sideline*. < * es pjte the 33-point perIt was joysville for the tri- From there the Tiger Cubs t ormance turned in by pivotumphant Greencastle cheering romped to a nine point lead and man ^tike Simpson, section that came pouring onto closed the quarter with a 64-55 Cardinals took an 18-18 the playing floor when the final edge. first period advantage and nevbuzzer sounded with Greencas- . er rea ^y tbe Bees threaten tie in command, 78-75. They Rady sent his ful1 force back them until the final quarter lifted coach McCracken onto mt ° actlon Wlth the start of the when Simpson connected on their shoulders and personally fmal P e r 1 ° d - both Co * and three consecutive buckets and escorted the mentor to the Hanks Carryin * four fouls ’ but

dressing rooms. Bainbridge had ? reencas « e J um P ed “to a 6855 lead. Then Bainbridge turn- HdWKS 3110 ClOVCfS

ed the tables and Gary Judy I

and Jim Hanks combined for j n foninflt I two three point plays that clos- 111 9 dmeS lOlligni ed the gap to 70-63. Big Cox u , •»

6 . [ Roachdale s Hawks will put

crowd any hints that they were ^ 6 , in , S1X ° e next ei & b t their tournament chances on the

going to relinquish their crown ^ndge pomts and «U »f a i ine tonight at any time during the per- 5U l. n 1 v "' - "‘ 1 Greencastle gymnasium - j r ^ and Tl & er Cub Pete Norris was formance and fought it down . * a was f t t ^ ^ v. whistled with his fifth foul of

to the line. They started out by .. taking an 18-12 first period ^

. . ... ... „ McCracken sent 6-3 senior lead and then retiring at the .. ^ ^ «tut moves

halftime intermission with . ° aV " 1 D “ n , mto

40-36 leading margin. . P ' aCmS «>•<*

But the Pointers weren't .t S f ,eSS tha " three ’" i -

all happy with the first half ° U " n qu ' ck ' ) : ^ display since 6-10 Fred Cox:‘’’V ” ^ ‘ ^

. , . .. . .. , niade it 74-4 1. Cox came back picked up his fourth personal ^ anothEr one

foul and was benched with 1:09

two previous sectionals and roots of victory tasted mighty

sweet to the local fans.

Bainbridge didn’t give the

in the uptown when they go

against North Salem in the second round of the Greencastle i Sectional while Cloverdale

to their first game of

the IHSAA tourney against

host Clay City at Clay City.

breught his team to within five, 69-64. Kris Phillips and Jack Miller quickly took care of things for the Cards as they both deposited three point plays and Fillmore jumped back into an eleven point lead. The Cards used a full court press during most of the performance and Russellville stayed into a zone defensive until final quarter when the Cards' lead forced them to press. Fillmore tucked away 32 of 69 field goals and 18 of 25 free throws while Russellville managed to hit 27 of 71 and 17 of 29. Errors strangely enough went to Fillmore, 15-12. Four of the Fillmore players boomed into the double figure column with hot-shot Jack Miller donating 23 points. Dave Walton scored 16, Daryl Williamson had 15, and Kris Phillips had 11. Kim Miller was the only Russellville player to get into the double figure column in scoring besides Simpson and he fired in 15 points. North Salem comes to town tonight against Roachdale's Hawks at 7:30 in the second round of competition. Then action moves to Saturday afternoon where Greencastle faces Cascade and Fillmore takes on the winner of tonight's game.

Individual summaries: Greencastle (78) FG FT

Irwin Monnett Frye Dunn Norris Ross J. New Totals

4 1 1 2 9 12 4 33

3 4 1 0 3 0 1 12

PF TP 1 11

0 4 0 5 2 4 16

6 3 4 21 24 9 78

Bainbridge (75) FG FT

Judy

Hanks

Cox

Steele Miller Richard Totals

Fillmore (82) Phillips

Miller

Robinson Walton Williamson

Clark Tharp

Kendall

Custis

Puckett

Totals

Russellville (71) FG

7 6

7 0 83 FG 3 9 0 8 6

1 1 2 1 1

PF TP 3 27

5 5 1 1 0 15

16 14 3 14 1 75

Miller R. Carrington Everman Simpson Lieske Cushman D. Carrington Totals

6 3 1 12 1 3 1 27

FT PF TP 5 4 11

2 1 3 4

2 1 1 1

FT PF TP 3 4 15

1 1 3 1

5 0 p 3

4 0 0 0

1 0 9 0 1 3

16 15

3 6 4 2 2

7 2 33 2 y 5 71

showing on the clock.

The big pivotman failed to start out the third period and Greencastle took quick advant

Roachdale. 8-11 for the regular season campaign, knocked off North Salem by an eleven

74-73, then point margin earlier in the sea-

Frye hit a free throw to make son. The two teams clash in the it 75-73. Then it happened, only game tonight at 7:30. Bainbridge s Hanks picked up; Cloverdale, with one loss unhis fifth personal and Monnett der their belt this year, has

age of the situation* by scoring ST* * ° f 2 ^ f ^ ^ beaten Cla - V Cit >’ ln a P^ious

Bainbridge scored when Cox did season game by a near 20 point it again, but the big boy also margin and is a favorite to picked up his fifth personal emerge from the Clay City Secwhen he was whistled for shov- tional. That game is the only ing Dunn on the next play, one slated for tonight there and

Dunn had scored during the ac- it starts at 7:80.

tion and made it 78-75, Green-; If Roachdale wins tonight castle. ! they will face Fillmore SaturThe game was an even tussle day afternoon. Cloverdale takes with both teams leading at dif- on challenger North Central if

ferent times. Bainbridge popped they win tonight.

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