The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 February 1968 — Page 6

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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Tuesday, February 27, 1968

Bowling results

PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE Feb. 22 W L Dewey's Barber Shop .. 102 48 Edmunds 94 56 Tipstar 94 56 Bob's Body Shop 90 60 Pepsi Cola 82 68 Ron&Ken’s Barber Shop 78 72 Atkin’s & Sons 77 73 Crawley Carpets 72 78 Harper's Trucking 69 81 Cash Concrete 66 84 Hutchison Shell 63 87 American Zinc 59 91 Nat’l Food Producers .... 56 94 Bombers 48 102 Individual High Game: J. Harper 238. Individual High Series: C. Alex 588. 200 Game: W. Tharp 200. J. Harper 238. Hewlett 203, M. Brewster 219, Fisher 201, F. Crawley 201, L. Zeiner 205, J. Sutton 205, Stites 200, H. Hartung 203. C. Alex 223. 500 Series: B. Belasco 530. F. Brewster 510, W. Tharp 522, W. Lydick 533, J. Harper 586, D. Bennington 525, G. Bryant 514, B. Pettit 551, Hewlett 520, M. Brewster 562, Partin 552, Fisher 541, Finchum 519. L. Haltom 501, K. Brewster 560, F. Crawley 553, J. Sutton 551, Stites 562, Taylor 513, V. Atkins 506, H. Hartung 532, J. Sharp 538, N. Hoffa 504, C. Alex 588.

High team game — Douglas, 985; high team series — Douglas, 2813. 500 games over, F. Jones, 542; K. Hopkins, 536. 400 games over L. Jones (sub), 488; P. Jones, 486; M. Grable, 468; K. Simmons, 466; P. Huxford. 465; C. Steinbaker, 456: M. Storm, 445; O. Sutherlin, 438: E. Shillings, 429: D. Douglas. 423: J. Templeman, 411; M. Hendrich, 409.

FIRST CITIZENS BANK CLASSIC LEAGUE

2-21-68

Commercial Bowling League 2-22-68 W. L. Brewster Repair 134 58 Sutherlin TV 113 79 Phillips 66 108 84 Hopkins & Walton 98 94 Seven-Up 89 103 Farm Bureau Co-op 88 104 Mallorys 50 142 High Team Series: Brewster Repair. 2560; High Team Game: Brewster Repair. 896; High Individual Game Curt Brewster, 634; High Individual Game: Hubert Scott, 232 600 Series: Curt Brewster, 634. 500 Series: N. Hill, 518; C. Woods, 504; J. Dozier, 532; H. Scott. 506; C. Kerr. 516: D. Hewlett, 556: R. Pettit, 535; F. Brewster, 517. 200 Games: C. Brewster. 215, 222; D. Howlett, 203; J. Dozier, 207; H. Scott, 232.

Greeneastle, Bainbridge and Reelsville capture Jr. High tourney wins

Reelsville's junior high basket-! hustling back once more, ball teams all captured first time for good, and took

round victories in the annual lead, junior high tournament held at Greencastle’s uptown gymna-

sium last night.

The wins placed the three teams in the semi-final round

... , , c.asn scorea u, ana Alayo ana coming UP Wednesday. Gr.cn-, ^ 10 ' castle and Bainbridge will eac j 1

square off at 6:00 Reelsville will

tangle with Cloverdale. the Russellville put the clamp

Lambermont and Tillotson collected 16 and 15 points for Bainbridge and Fillmore had three plajers in double figures.

p.m.

Bainbridge was the first to score a victory as they put on a second half rally and beat a hustling Fillmore team, 56-50. The Cardinals had led the entire first half, going to the dressing rooms at the intermission

of their game, but Greencastle’s undefeated eighth graders managed to go from a 14-9 first half lead to a 35-26 victory.

in 16 point'’ Russellville’s I ter hit five goals and six

ANOTHER ONE—Greeneastle junior high player Scott (51) is pictured in action at the uptown gym last night when his team won a tourney game against Russellville. He had just pulled off a rebound and tossed it to Thomas (24). Also in the action is Russellville’s Clodfelter and Lavvter.

with a 30-21 edge, when Bain- throws t0 tabulate 16 for his

bridge decided to slap a full team -

court press on the east Putnam Classv Reelsville spurted into opponents. The press and a a 20-7 first quarter lead over hot-hand of Lambermont put opponent Roachdale in the final

Bainbridge into the lead at the 2:51 mark for the first time in

the game. 31-30.

Filmore then retaliated with three quick buckets by Cash

and before the third period end- ^ Vending in

ed they were in command once third period and made it 44 _ 17i

more, 39-35, but the victory was and finallv finished up

game of the night and never slowed down as they claimed a

51-27 tourney victory.

The Indians scrambled to a 35-15 halftime lead, then start-

reserves in the

JAYCEE BANTAM MIXED

2-24-68 W L

Atkins & Sons No. 2 .. 29 15 U Shop 28^ Slim’s Shell Service ..22^ 21^ ! Atkins & Sons No. 1 .. 22 ^ 21% Marsha Employes 22% 21% I Dairy Queen 21 23 Ernie’s Open Air Mkt. 21 23 Larkin Insurance 20 24 Cloverdale IGA 19 25 Toney’s Well Drilling.. 14 30 Hi team 2 games: Slim’s Shell

High team series: Putnam service 1266

Wally’s Bin Service East Side Liquor Sherm Implement

Coca-Cola

Putnam Realty Brackney Feeds

Old Topper

Art Furniture

Central National Bank Torr’s Restaurant

Big Four

Metropolitan Life

W. 160 119 114 114 114 112 112

82 66

L. 32 73 78

78 j

78 80 80

110 126

62 130 53 139 44 148

Holland smallest team still alive in tourney

INDIANAPOLIS U P I — teams left hail from schools of Quick now, which is the smal- less than 500 enrollment. Eightlest school still “alive” in the een others range in the 500-to-

Indiana high school basketball 1,000 class.

tourney? At the other extreme, the If your guess comes out Hoi- largest school left, is Michigan land, you hit the jackpot, all: City with 3,693 students. Four right. That also makes the others also have more than Dutchmen from Dubois County 3,000—Kokomo 3,480, Columbus the No. 1 “people’s choice” go- 3,478, Richmond 3,240, and

years it might find it beneficial That’s DeKalb, formed from

with

their twenty-four point win. Samsel and Bain both scored in double figures, Samsel getting 12 points and Bain scoring 10. No one hit in double figures for Roachdale.

Greeneastle (35) FG

Ross

Scott

j Orlosky

! F. Thomas

j Greenlee

French

Totals

.35

Russellville (26)

Simpson

I Jackson

: Law ter

Thomberg

Clodfelter

Total*

Reelsville (51)

PF TP

Crawley

Atkins

Bain

Hutcheson

Samsel

Haves

Cline

Scobee

Heeke

Query

Totals

Roachdale (27)

Ft;

S. Orosbv

N. Crosby

Rtffgfe o

Call

Snodgrass

Roe

J. Brothers

B Brothers

Totals

.. 7

Realty, 2266; high team game: team game: Slim’s Shell j ing into Saturday’s 16 regionals Southport 3,101.

Old Topper, 854; high individual g erv i ce 557 'because they’re unbeaten in 23

series. C. Alex, 668;high Indi- Hi ind. 2 games: Boy, L. Wood games.

vidual game, C. Alex, 252. 293; Girl, P. Brewster 206 Holland, according to the laOver 575 — C. Alex, 668, D. Hi ind. game: Boy, K. Fred- test IHSAA information, has Howlett, 639, R. Skelton, 615, j^ck 160; Girl, P. Brewster and all of 118 students and aims for

If your school has failed to win a sectional through all these

to merge with a neighboring unit. So bury the hatchet if you are old rivals and ponder this move—it seems to bring results. Of the 11 first-time sectional champs crowned last Saturday, eight got a new start under another name after consolidating with at least one other school. In fact, one of them made a go of it the very first year.

R. Fisher 607, C. Stites, 601, B. p_ Elliott 106. Miller, 600, D. Priest 598. B.

Bemis 598, N. Burkhardt, 596, j

J. Hurst, 594, N, Mark, 589.

IBM THURS. NIGHT WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Steinbaker 122 Douglas 116 Shillings 107

L. 78 84 93

DePauw takes fourth in indoor track meet

^ Though there was snow still, five freshmen and eight sophoand Becky Hopkins 116; Linda of the 64 sectional winners last on the g TOUn( i DePauw and mores, placed in 11 of the 15

GREENCASTLE G.A.A.

2-26-68

Seniors: Mickey Larmore 222;

Andy Elliott 82.

Juniors: Phyllis Scroggins

second-round honors at Huntingburg. So does another team perfect in 23 games, Oolitic.. Only one other team represents a school of less than 200

—L&M with 150.

Holland also was the smallest

New 104.

Sophomores: Vicki Bullerdick |

year when three schools check- seven other Great Lakes Col- events, including a 4:30.9 mile ed in with enrollments of less leges Association track teams! by Dave Barnes that won the bowe ' er »

and Lee Ann Gray 106; Marsha than 200 - found a way to avoid it to run Clinton, Indiana, sophomore a Landes 100 100 Brattain 99. Five others have enrollments off the first annual GLCA meet third place, and a 20-9 long Decker 78 122 Freshmen: Shirlee Gick 119; in the 200-300 category, led by a t Denison University Saturday, jump leap by Tom Collins of

Storm 77 123 j Sheryl Cook 97.

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once - beaten Cloverdale with The indoor meet was won by Mount Vernon, Indiana, 232. Next, in order, are Fron- the host Big Red with 53 points, earned him a third. tier 258, Oolitic 281. Akron 286, Finishing behind them were . —• . ^ j r r-. t-. i on. ... , Freshman Bob Kirk from Coand Jac-Cen-Del 291. Wabash (52), Ohio Wesleyan . , _ ,

lumbus, O., gathered

There’s little doubt, though (45), DePauw (31), Wooster that it’s slowly becoming a big- (24), Kenyon (18), Oberlin (12), school show. Only 16 of the 64 and Earlham (5). Hope, Kalaj mazoo, Antioch and Albion did

not participate.

DePauw captured one first place ribbon in the event. It was a victory in the 600-yard run by sophomore Scott Shafer. The Severna Park, Md. runner tour- 1 ed the 165-yard dirt track in 1:14.4. He also took fourth in

Auburn, Ashley and Waterloo for the current school year. South Newton, the winner at North Newton, was formed a year earlier. The others, all recent mergers, were LaVille, North Miami, Wainwright, L& M, Northfield and Eastern Han-

cock.

All were formed in the 1962 with the exception of L & M Lyons and Marco, which made

its debut in the 1950s.

The exceptions among the brand-new first-round winners were Fort Wayne Catholic, Mount Vernon Posey and Lowell, but Lowell and Mount Vernon also profited from the

steadily dwindling field.

Mount Vernon for many years was bunched into the Evansville “death trap.” Two years ago,

the Wildcats found

some breathing room when they

shifted to Princeton.

Lowell, the winner at Crown

that Foin L USM * to belong to the

tough city sectional in Lake County. Crown Point got its own tourney just three years

ago.

Individual summaries:

Bainbridge (56) FG

Tillotson

Summers

... 4

Alcorn

Bunn

... 1

Lambermont ..

... 8

Ro. Sharp

.. 2

4 j

Farrow

... 1

Totals

56;

Fillmore (50)

TP;

Mayo

. 3

101

Clifford

. 4

Cash

.. 7

Irving

Skinner

Collier

. 4

Totals

pf tt Young recalled

DETROIT UPI—Defenseman Howie Young, one-time “bad boy” of the National Hockey League, has been recalled by the Detroit Red Wings from their Fort Worth, farm club in the Central League. Young, 30, appeared in 47 games with the Wings this season before being sent down Feb. 9. In 47 games with Detroit, he scored two goals and assisted on 14 others.

Just might get it too!

DPU swimmers lose to Aces Evansville swimmers ducked DePauw Saturday in Greencastle, 70-34, capturing nine of

12 events. The Aces, runnerup last year | in the ICC meet, opened up a 7-0 lead by taking the 400-yard | medley relay in 4:00.5 and ; never trailed the Tigers. Only DePauw individuals to avoid the shutout were Dan | Lawlor and Rod Manifold. Lawlor, a sophomore from Wilmette, 111., won the 160-yard individual | medley in 1:42.5, his fifth consecutive win in the event since Christmas. Manifold, for the fourth

a pair of j

fifths. He high jumped 5-10 and long jumped 20-3. Kirk and I the other DePauw freshmen are I eligible under the NCAA’s new J ruling. The ruling makes college freshmen immediately eligible

for all varsity sports excluding! ATLANTA UPI — “Pistol” basketball and football. Pete Maravich, the LSU sopho-

more who leads the nation in

Adolph Rupp wants NCAA basketball championship Know what Adolph Rupp Dan Issel's 21 points and 18 wants for an encore? The each by Mike Casey and Mik* NCAA Basketball Champion- Pratt. The Wildcats took a 6-5

Maravich choice of conference

Wednesday DePauw will be at Charleston, Illinois, to participate in an indoor triangular

scoring with his

i ship. Know what else ? The home mideast regionals at Lexington, Ky„ may provide the ' springboard for a fifth Ken-

; lucky title.

Rupp passed a milestone

early this season when he broke stubborn Cowboys of Hardinthe record of 771 victories set Simmons for the first 20 minby his old college coach, For- utes and their game. Leading record-setting rest "Phog'’ Allen at Kansas, by only 55-52 at intermission,

lead early in the game and never trailed. The 11,600 fans at hometowm were treated to a 61-41 halftime lead that iced

the contest.

Houston was hogtied by th*

45 points per game pace, and The baron of the Bluegrass per- Hayes and Theodis Lee started

the half mile run. His time was meet with Washington "univem’. bi « Neal Walk of Florida were P etuated mother Kentucky a second half charge to break 2:00.5. 1 ty and Eastern Illinois Universi- n aar -u na m m °us choices for the power display as the Wildcats open the game at the five-min-The Tigers, with a team of ty. 1968 All-Southern Conference beat Auburn 89-57 Monday ute mark. Lee tallied 28 for the

basketball team announced to- night for their 23rd title in the Cougars. Buddy Haines scored

35-year history of the South- 24 points for Hardin-Simmons. eastern Conference. Hayes, second only to Oscar The triumph gave Rupp 785 Robertson in collegiate career career victories and automat- scoring, netted 15 shots from ically earned Kentucky a berth the floor and 10 of 19 from the

62 points

Want a winner? Then consolidate

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —The thing to do if your school is

straight meet, won the 200-yard f rUstr<, ted o\er failuie to win a y ear earlier. The others, all re-

butterly event in a time of state basketball tourney

2:14.7. Manifold also took third t' 0113 ! * s to consolidate.

in the 200-yard backstroke. Bob Tongren won second in the 200-yard freestyle; Tom Durham took second in the 60yard freestyle, and Jeff Brown captured a red ribbon in diving. DePauw swam without ace freestyler and record-holding Dan O’Meara who was taking grad

school examinations.

At least, that appeared to be the wisest move if the statistics

are used as a criterion.

Of the 11 first-time sectional champs crowned last Saturday,

day by United Press Interna-

tional.

Named to the top five along with Maravich, the skinny 6-foot-5 son of the LSU coach,

and Walk, the 6-10 junior who in the NCAA’s Mideast Region- foul line. He scored

is second in the nation in re- als at Lexington. March 15-16, Saturday night against Valpar-

bounding, were sophomore where the ’Cats play the winner aiso.

Mike Casey of Kentucky, jun- of the Bowling Green-Mar- UCLA boosted its conference ior Tom Hagan of Vanderbilt quette first round game. record to 11-0 as the Bruins and senior Tom Boerwinkle of There are obstacles barring jumped to a 49-38 halftime lead Tennessee—who at 7-feet and Kentucky’s bid for an unpre- and A 1 c i n d o r hit 15 of hij

sec * cent mergers were LaVille pounds is the biggest man cedented fifth NCAA title— points in the second half to

North Miami, Wainwright, L & ever to P 13 ^ SEC basketball. they won in 1948-49-51-58— wrap it up.

M Northfield and Eastern * n balloting by newspaper, namely Elvin Hayes’ top-rank- Eighth - r a n k e d Louisvill#

radio and television sports ed- ed Houston Cougars and Lew tuned up for a Midwest region-

sev- A 1 c i n d o r ’ s second-ranked al tournament clash with th#

i winner of the Houston-Loyola

South Newton, the winner at North Newton, was formed a

Hancock.

Fort Wayne Catholic, Mount itors from throughout the

Vernon Posev and Lowell «n-state region, Maravich miss- UCLA Bruins,

were the exceptions. They did ed unanim °u* ^t-team selec-

on their own, but two of them

“Nobody thought at the be-! (111.) game by smothering ginning of the season that we Memphis State 76-52. Westley

eight tossed their lot in with at jt on thpir own> but two of ‘ them tion by the one second-team

least one other school in recent b ene fjt ed f roni transfers Mount vote ’ Walk, rated the best big could win the title wtih three Unseld, who along with Haye# years. Vernon for manv years was man ^ P lajr 111 the conferen ce sophomores,” Rupp beamed, and Alcindor is seeking to reOne of them, DeKalb was i urnped into"^^ ^Evansville since All-America Bailey How- “But we did with Issel, Casey peat as a United Press Internaformed from Auburn. Ashley) "(jpatt, t ra ■> was spn t to Mississippi State w r as and Pratt. It was a real team tional All-America, led th# This weekend at Valparaiso and Waterloo for the current the Princeton sectional last year 8 ra ^ ua ^ e ^ a decade ago finish- effort and things look good at Cardinals wtih 17 points. Th#

for the first time in the constant realignments resulting

t i^ er b 0 °l-• dom before he ever played in a farmer added: “If the SEC phis State with 19 points.

Lowell won at Crown Point, y J ^ „ . , varsity game, attracting na- knew we were going to win it, Ron Washingtons layup with tional attention last season I am sure they would never 14 seconds left gave Wichita when he averaged 43.6 points have picked Lexington for the State a 95-92 victory over Loy-

Mideast Regionals.” ola (111.). Washington and War-

He’s been gunning for the na- NCAA-bound Houston won ren Armstrong each collected tional major college scoring | its 26th straight as Hayes 19 points for the Shockers. Jim

In a 105-82 Tillmon netted a game high 36

University the squad will wrap school year and in that respect, up its campaign in the ICC at least, became an “instant

swimming meet. 1 hit..”

ed a close second. the University of Kentucky for Missouri Valley Conferencs Maravich, from Raleigh, the next couple of years.” champions now are 19-6 for the N.C., was earmarked for star- Chuckling, the gentle man season. Mike Butler led Mem-

INSURANCE?

STONER!

which got its first sectional just three years ago. Before that the

Red Devils belonged to one of _ _ T i „ , , . . „ per game with the LSU frosh, Lake County’s much .

tourneys.

It’s a fitting tribute that , , , . .. „ , , „ , „ record smee the opening game scored 40 points Holland, one of two small-town _ . . . r . . ... . ^ „

of this season when he tallied 48 points against Tampa. He .. , j now has 1,079 points in 24

sectional r . . . .

i games and needs only eight in his two remaining outings to top the 41.7 record set by

(Continued on Page 8) j Frank Selvy of Furman in 1954.

unbeatens left in the monthlong grind, is also the smallest

school among the 64

titlists. The Dutchmen represent a school of 118. L&M is the

rout of Hardin-Simmons at Ab- points for the losers,

ilene, Tex. Alcindor tallied 20 Xavier (Ohio) knocked off points to lead UCLA’s 101-70 10th ranked Marquette 88-83 in victory over host Washington overtime behind Bob Quick's State. 40 points. George Thompson of Fifth-ranked Kentucky re- Marquette bettered that total

ceiv«4 balanced aconng from, with 41 points.