Walkerton Independent, Volume 85, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 February 1962 — Page 2

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: ■ -t< i a lo >k t the ’• 'f's ' ... ai i th* p< -ibiii.e ' 'h< n U v O' t» , ■ “I "3 st 1.1 tnd I;, mg < >hio St ate tt a: the ■ Ipil s outstan ,mg team Cent red around « vc: ybudy All/■reTm, A-:’ Luo the I i. kAt - cuntm .e t > rol along • the’, a blenn h on t ir ie- . ul 1! fad. to ■■ Ue thex haven't . c i Iwen seuously thi. cloned IJ’CAS A NA FIVE OF OHIO x v many p-sons’ Ml American bdire ho ever pulle t on his loe.s for his first collegiate one He was the sujrer star to he He wash t a Wilt Chamber- . an, over M-ven feet tali with t vim-ndous jumping ability but vas a big man who could do < erythmg well He could depend • hrs size his dux’ing and his .. i-round ability as a player to tan fame He has lived up to t .ese expectations. HOWEVER. A r OHIO state, it isn't just a case of having Jerry Lucas They have talent ♦ urging out al over the place They had area, powerhouse last vc<r only to Loe to Cincinnati i the final gar eof the NCAA t umey and st h have two reg- , its other than Lucas back this * ison. They h ive bench depth ■ id a .<rong and g> >d coach I other words, they have everyt ng needed t > be ranked with tie all-time .real basketball t dins. OHIO STA"’E NOT ONLY < .minates the Big Ten. but all ■liege baskettail They are the ■ congest of a > trong conference • < that you 1 ear many say can r A produce an unbeaten season thru conference play That

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n little whithc! it be basket hill f ■ >tba'.l o any other • > ■■ . ' o - d on a i »nfervn* e ba . H wevcr Oh;.» State does. THE BIG TEN ISN'T OVERjoaded with string teams this y. ar although th y have a group of « ho >1 ■ that will hold their own with anyone The outstanding players just a rent as plentiful a^ th< y have bism in the pa-st an ion "veril teams, the sopho-moM-s are making their share of the headline PURDUE HAS ONE Os THE greatest players of ah time in Terry Dishinger Terry isn't a center but on the Purdue club where a big man Is lacking, he 1$ the center. He Is a natural forward and han all the moves of any man who stands s’lo’’ or 6 He can drive fake, shoot out and do anything a^ed. but still has to play the pivot because of his 6'7" size. Indiana has the talk of the Big Ten scorers' in their slender junior star, Jimmy Rayl Rayl stands about 6'2" and weighs only 140 pounds He is about the frailest looking player you will see until he starts unloading those bombs he can hit with from anywhere within 30 or 35 feet. His 56 total against Minnesota recently has erased all single game searing records from the Big Ten b ok; OTHER STANDOUTS ARE Don Nelsjn of lowa, who is trying almost singlehanded to hold the Hawkeyes In contention. He playa a tough game of center and is second to none in shooting He isn't the out shooter that others are. but is a very tough shot and a hard man to stop. John Havllceck. of Ohio

State. i also a real strong boy un • i . bul l d on the powerful squad when It omM to getting in i . idu ।' i•" gn • । n Hi < h t nsh ■» play is out Inc i addition to being a g>od "'ore and man on the boards. OTHER TOP TEAMS SVCH m Cincinnati with a 17-2 reconi; Kentucky, 16-1; Kanra State. 152; I>uk<' 14-2: Duquesne, 16-2; Southern Cal. 12-4; Bradley, 143, Oregon Stat** 16-1; and Bowling Green, 15-1. make up the top ten teams. However, they couldn’t stand the pressure of the Ohio State team very often One of the'se teams could come out a winner ovw the Buckeyes, but none have quite the class of Fred Taylor's boys Kentucky has a real top notch player In Cotton Nash and Bradley's big gun iw Chet "The Jef’ Walker CINCINNATI HAS A TEAM of plavers with no individual stars They have balance and talent but not a player with the top ranking ability of the previous named This is not the entire list of top flight plnyars but ar** the ones that are pacing the big teams. Puli helps only the man wfcn has been dragged—lt's of no use to the pusher. Talk is cheap—talk too much and you'll give yourself awsy Read tbs daasAM Add REES Plymouth, Indiana Thursday, Friday A Ratarday Mysterious Island In Faatman Color MICHIE*, CRAIG MKHAEL CALLAN JOAN GREENIWID Action. Romance .»nd Spectacutir VKual Efo ct • in this Sdinif - Fiction Thriller! Color Cartoon and News Sun Mon., Tues, and Wed. Bachelor Flat In ( in ma cope and Color TI ESDAY WELD TERRY \S Pure Hok .m and 1m npi^t RICHIRD BEYMFR Fnt«Ttainm<mt with a Cap lid E. SLq<,tlck, Dmwing-r »om type humor and j.i't pure Corn! Color Cartoon and Spor t • Sun. Continues 2 pm Mun. thur Sat 7 ami 9 Sparky says: Itere O—Mae In Approved Maty Can* wiSTnaaansni I

MOVIE Pdt vi£WS t KU.h THE hiahfO Utilizing his own seemingly endless supply of energy and talent, Jerry Lewis once again not only stars in hut also diro ts his new Paramount comedy. "The E. rand Boy,’’ a hilarious s-puof of the mad. unpre- ■ 1 ihl w ;.<i ( f Hollywood, v . . i i ' 'iif. at the Riailo '1 .. ' :. ; ' • in .. b 'ng h fun-filled - ■ . : ~ Hi". .c‘ >" . traditions ■ d i peopl the Ki”g of Hollyv. ><< i Jesters explores eve:*y nook of a major studio, creating organized confusion on a scale which has to be seen to be believed. "The Errand Boy" follows a moviemaking pattern which already has borne spectacular dividends for Lewis. He has long been a firm believer tn making ph:ture» for "fun and entertainment only' (to quote hlmi and maintains he ll never make one that doesn't contain liberal portions of laughs and happiness*. And his previous successea. The studio chief is convinced mtr'h of the profits are being squandered by the employees. Instead of hiring an efficiency expert, he is persuaded by hla sistea- to hire armeone "who In so stupid he won't understand he ie hired to gpy—emd Jerry L^wis. portraying a well-meaning, idiot paper hanger, gets the job. Nature allly, before hr finishes his assignment th# studio ia tn total chaoe For the cnst of ‘fThe Errand Boy- Lrww has assembled a talented group of performers to support him In the title role Longtime Hollywood tough guy Brian Don levy recurna to comedy after

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more than a decade to co-star as the b> Ihgere.nt m .i.e chief Veraaiiß Dick Wesson ays the role of the fru tiated a’ln-tant du e< tor" who com tantiy runs afoul of I> wis zany anu* *• Veteran chaiactcr act*>r H< % ard M Near portrays an exo itive a* :" mt whose working I fe Is made miserable bv Aewi* and Felicia Atlun, plays a gian orous movie star with whom L ads becoml -a" ide' t illy involved a* a premiere. Others m the < ut include Pat Irihl, Fritz Ft Id Hobel Elaom. Kathlem Freeman. Paul and Mary Ritts. Ins Adrian. Ikxxlei Weaver. Rcn«' Taylor and gue»< ‘bars from the p >pular TV show "Bona im " Dan Blocker. Ixrrne Green" Michael Inndon and Pernell P. norfs SERVICE NOTES A 2 c Daniel C Kai« ’h, aon of Mr. and Stry C. Knl^t! U ending a month's leav<’ with hL pa-ents His n-w asrignment Is overseas to Chntea’ rou* AFB, France, to continue hiv itixlios in Electronics after gra luatlng from part of his course in Keesler AFB, MlsslMsippi. EEKEE THURS. THRU TLES. FEB. 8 THRU 13 JERRY LEWIS BREAKS HOLLYWOOD UP- LATCH BY LAUGH!! IN The Errand Boy DON’T MISS IT