The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 8

Pas Eight THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Thursday, January '7, 1965 0)0 ffllftlW W0fa(Dl) I If i -A RANDY BRIGHT SCORES Randy Bright, Nineveh forward, Scored on this- layup shot but TRAFALGAR REJJOUNDERS Trafalgar High School edged past Nineveh lost 54-50 Wednesday to Nineveh 54-50 and good rebounding by Bob Hynds and Steve Trafalgar. (Photo By Jeff Stew-Naile (45) aided the winners. (Photo By Jeff Stewart). art). Eighth; Trafalgar Wins 1 Top Nineveh Team 54-50 Frosh, J.H.S.

Tilts HAPPY, HAPPY GREENWOOD These Greenwood High School PIONEERS' "KJLLER" Greenwood High School used balanc- Coach George Marshall's ed team effort to beat previously undefeated Mooresville Wed-' Franklin Community High Woodmen fans jumped for joy Wednesday as the scoreboard told nesdav but Ron CooDer's excellent outside shootine was a kev Sfhool Frosh cagers play Mar the story of their Mid-State Conference triumph over well re- factor. Cooper, one of the best area guards, made 24 points. He garded Mooresville Pioneers, 74-66. is the top county scorer. Initial Loss Inflicted By Loop Leaders GREENWOOD Greenwood High School student fans, overjoyed with their Woodmen's court performance yelled, "You cannot win them all!" to the Mooresville section as the game ended between the two teams Wednesday before a full house in the G.H.S.

gym. They were so right, as Coach Jack Nay's Woodmen recorded a 74-66 triumph over previously undefeated Mooresville. Greenwood's win was sweet, as the Woodmen took over first place in the Mid-State Conference with a sparkling 5-0 record. Mooresville absorbed its first loss after 10 straight wins and state-wide publicity. Greenwood's win was even more notable since the Woodmen experienced an 18-day layoff, yet were sharp.

Greenwood how has an 8-1 record, tops in the county. Did Good Job "I thought the boys did a good job, especially since we had the long layoff. We played well until late in the game, when we made some unnecessary errors," Coach Nay commented. Ron Cooper led the scoring parade for the happy winners with 24 points. Three other G.H.S.

players hit double figures. John Swank scored 16 points and did a good defensive job on Ric Gunnel of Mooresville. Irvin Slusher and Jim Anthony scored 13 points. Phil Winning just missed double figures, with eight points. Outside Shooters Coach Nay's tough shooters, especially effective from the outside, hit for .500 in the first half with 18 for 36 field goal attempts.

Greenwood hit on 29 of 66 attempts and the losers hit on 25 of 62. Cooper made 10 field goats in 23 tries, a good percentage. Greenwood managed only a 21-20 first quarter score but rolled to a 46-37 halftime lead. Woodmen led 61-50 at the three-quarter mark. Held To 13 Gunnell, who often hits 20 points, was held to 13 by Swank.

Bruce Strack did an excellent job with 26 points. Carl Archer hit for 13 and Harris made nine points. Greenwood out-rebounded the visitors, 36-31. It was a good overall team effort that turned the tide for the Woodmen. Mooresville hits much from underneath.

The Woodmen proved they are a team to reckon with. Greenwood hosts Center Grove Trojans Friday, Jan. 8, in the G.H.S. gym. Game time is 8 p.m.

GREENWOOD (74) FG FT PF TP Anthony. 5 3 1 13 Winning 4 0 3 8 Beville 0 0 0 0 Slusher 5 3 4 13 Small 0 0 0 0 Swank 5 6 4 16 Cooper 10 4 3 24 Clark 0 0 0 0 Cunningham 0 0 0 0 29 16 15 74 MOORESVTLLE (66) FG FT PF TP Strack .11 4 3 26 Wallace 1 0 12 Kays .0 1 0 1 Trusty 0 0 0 0 tinsville here at 6 and 7 p.m. in and games in the Franklin Community High School gym. Franklin Junior High School's Seventh and Eighth graders play Martinsville in By JEFF STEWART MORGANTOWN Trafalgar High School pushed its basketball record to 8-3 Wednesday as they slipped by the Nineveh Eagles, M-50. Trafalgar led almost the entire game, but in the fourth quarter the Eagles rallied to tie the score eight times and actually led once.

But the Redbirds were equal to the test, and when the "smoke cleared" they firm four-point grip on the scoreboard. The winners were led in scor- ing by Bob Hynds; who sank did his usual good job of scoring ten field goals and three free and rebounding. He is one of throws for 23 points, Second the leading scorers in the coun-high for Trafalgar: was' Mike fr- Brownfield, who connected with MiUikan rebounded well for seven field goals and one char- the losers. He aided the Eagles ity toss for 15 points. with his scoring.

He should be Leading Nineveh scorers in- a big help to the Eagles in the eluded Don Smyser, 17; Steve Johnson county tourney. Cubs Tamp With Panthers JVIETS SIGN KRANEPOOL NEW YORK (UPI) Ed ranepool, 20-year-old first laseman for the New York Uets, has signed his 1965 con- ract for a sum believed to be Millikan, 15; and Randy Bright, 10 points. il. Sycamores To Forfeit Five Cage Contests TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) Indiana State's Sycamores basketball squad has offered to forfeit five victories this season because it has been discovered dhe of the members of the team was ineligible.

Athletic department officials announced Wednesday starting guard Curt Crittendon had been declared ineligible for the remainder of the season, and possibly the rest of. his college career, for participating in the Mermaid Festival Tournament at North Webster last summer. The guard's play in the tourney is in violation of the NCAA constitution. TRAFALGAR (54) FG FT PF TP ver 510,000 The signing oi 2 23 ranepool, a 257 hitter last 2 15 Franklin Community High School Grizzly Cubs will be in North Vernon Friday, Jan. 8 in an effort to post theire sixth win of the cage season.

North Vernon is a fast team with good shooters and could give the Cubs much trouble on their home court. North Vernon owns an 8-S eason. brought to three the 2 8 3 1 2 3 0 1 2 5 umber of players in the Met lue 1HJJS who pdineu luc iuui- fjyuo's 10 gantown High School gymnas- Brownfield 7 ium were treated to a real first- wilkerson -s '3 elass ball game. Both teams Naiie were playing their best, and Lewis 1 both were good. The difference Rairdon 0 was in the shooting from the field, Trafalgar hitting 22 out 22 0 2 old.

wnn.lnd: mart snH twn nf thp 0 1 Mudd 8 54 10 of 52 attempts for 42 per cent, Nineveh connecting with 20 out NINEVEH (50) FG FT PF" TP 20 10 16 50 17 15 10 Srore By Quarters: 3 3 2 1 of 54 attempts for 37 per cent. Smyser 7 Both teams hit ten free throws. Millikan 6 Smyser did a good job moving Bright 4 the' ball for the Eagles. Hynds Roberts 2 Trafalgar 12 17 16 954 Nineveh 9 19 12 1050 Cub Swimmers Establish Marks Franklin Community High School swimmers lost 57-37 to Bloomington University ig Wednesday in the F.C.H.S. pool but made their best showing with two school records set.

The 200-yard free style relay team of Jerry Rupley, John Norton, Kurt Hass, and George Cannon set a school mark with a time of 1:44.9. Mike Cannon G.H.S. Wrestlers In Mid-State's Meet; Post Win GREENWOOD Greenwood High School's wrestling team will participate in the Mid-State Conference wrestling meet Saturday, Jan. 9 at Decatur Central High School following their win over Hancock Central. Coach Leonard Scotten's wrestlers topped Hancock Central there Tuesday 33-18 with some good pins recorded by Woodmen wrestlers.

Results: 95 pounds, Steve Mc-Grew, (G) beat Dobbins in a pin, 31 seconds; 103 pounds. Joey Jordan (G) topped Carlton in a pin, 29 seconds; 122 pounds, Dobbins (HC) beat Blanton in a pin. 120 pounds, Peacock, (HC) defeated Bornman, 3-1; 127 pounds, Treadwell, (G) beat Hargove. 5-2; 138 pounds, Ken Apel, (G) lost on a pin by Dave 1:52 and 145 pounds, Ballinger, (G), Worlan (HC) tied 4-4. Other results: 154 pounds, Mike Dillon 2-1; 180 pounds, Emberton, (G) topped Hargroves in pin, heavyweight.

Bob Quails topped Weston (HC) in pin, 4:48. Archer 4 5 5 13 Barnett 0 0 0 0 Harris 2 5 3 9 Burlingame ....1 002 Gunnell 6 1 2 13 25 16 14 66 Scoring by quarters: Greenwood 21 25 14 1374 Mooresville 20 17 13 1666 Grizzlies Host Greyhounds Here Franklin and area fans have the chance to see one of the better Hoosier College Confer- If ence and small college cages, set a mark in the 100-yard free teams Saturday, Jan. 9 when style with 1:15:1. losses were to tall Indianapolis Wood and ever tough Columbus Bull Dogs. Terry Colbert, speedy guard, will be troublesome unless the Cubs do a good defensive job on him.

Colbert scored 21 points in the North Vernon Holiday tourney' championship tilt. Cook, Olmstead and Howe hit double figures with 16, 14 and 14 points, respectively. Probable starters for the Cubs will bStan Spicer, forward; Phil Moore, forward; Mike Mosburg, center; Rusty Huey and Tim Treon, guards. David Findley will probably see early action. Top Scorers Spicer and Moore are the leading Franklin scorers.

Spicer has scored 20 or more points in seven games and Moore turned the trict four times. Moore hit for 27 against Columbus and Spicer had a 24-point effort against Seymour's Owls. CFranklin has a 5-5 record and has faced taller teams usually. The Cubs do not possess a strong "bench" and this has hurt them considerably. When starters get in foul trouble or are injured, Coach Ted Server is hard-pressed for replacements.

C.narh Ian'c Pnhlpts will More Franklin placers included: Norton, third, 50 yard free; Ted McQuinn, first, diving; Wiesman, third, 200 yard medley relay; Hart, third, diving; Franklin College Gruzlies host tough Indiana Central College. Game time is 8 p.m. and the tilt will be televised on WTTV on Channel 4. There is keen rivalry between Rainey, second, 100 yard butter- COUNTY TOURNAMENT TIME! If you can't be there -next week Listen on a Zenith FM RADIO the two teams so the Grizzlies fjy; Harrell, first, 100 free; Gal- could be "up" for their visitors -breath, second, 100 free; Hass, third, 100-yard back; Frieders-dorf, third, 100 yard breast. Franklin hosts Kokomo, another strong team, Jan.

13 at 6 p.m. in the F.C.H.S. pool. G.H.S. Reserves Lose Close Tilt and catch them by surprise.

Probable starters for Franklin will be Mike Maguire, forward; Rob Billieu, forward; Rich Edwards, center; Steve Baker, guard and Jim Forester, guard. I.C.C. starters will be Jim Cummings, forward; Clark Crafton, forward; Roger Wath-en, center; Ray Mozingo, guard, and Jack Noone, guard. Franklin hit on only 32 per cent of its field goal attempts against Indiana Tech and a much improved performance is needed if the Grizzlies are to win. The visitors are- 1-0 -in conference play; Franklin is 1-1.

"TTTXTri-M" y- 1 vTicciiw meet Little Panthers in the mgn scnooi reserves iosi a North Vernon gym about 6:45 gym close 39-38 decision to tne tougn p.m. Varsity tilt starts about Mooresville reserves Wednes-, day in G.H.S. gym before E- I iias an overflow crowd. Mooresville has lost only one reserve tilt and that was to Johnson county's Whiteland High School. Duvall and Begley led the Greenwood reserves with 11 and 10 points respectively.

-GREENWOOD (38) Nineveh Reserves Tod Trafalgar MORGANTOWN Nineveh FG FT PF --Stop in and Let's Talk Terms IT'S EASY TO OWN A Public Auction To settle the Estate of Wm. Barker, the following personal property will be sold located 2i miles north of Franklin, Indiana, on the Graham Road; 1' mile east of Whiteland to first cross road, then IV miles south, on Saturday, Jan. 9, 1965 Beginning at 12:30 P. M. Two-piece living room suite; 12x18 and 12x14 rugs; 21-in.

RCA TV; desk; lamps; antique rockers; marble top dresser; glass door cupboard; 2 Duo-Therm oil stoves; drop leaf table and 6 rose back chairs; Singer sewing machine; maple bed, complete; chest; cedar chest; twin bed; electric sweeper; oak dinette, 8 chairs; Hotpoint refrigerator; Hot-point deep freezer; Kelvlnator electric stove; coal heating stove; dishes and miscellaneous articles. Two 14-ft. wood gates; six 14-ft. steel gates; 105 new 7-ft. steel posts; stock tank; 8-ft.

hog trough; Bolens garden tractor, mower and plow. 1953 DODGE 4 DOOR WITH OVERDRIVE, Good Condition! Tourney Slated For Edinburg EDINBURG Edinburg High School will host a four-team tourney Jan. 14 and Jan. 15, 1966, in the E.H.S. gym with Edinburg, Nineveh, Trafalgar and Morgantown participating.

This tourney was dedde'd upon after the larger county schools, Center Grove, Franklin, Whiteland and Greenwood set up their own county tourney for next year. Coach Don Holloway's Lancers last won a county tourney in 1961. 0 TP 10 11 4 5 3 0 5 mgn school reserve team, pac- Begley 5 ed by David and Wayne Pogue, Duvall 5 defeated Trafalgar's reserves Coy 2 36-31 in the Morgantown gym Meier 2 Wednesday. David Pogue scor- Neal 1 ed nine points and Wayne Pogue Goetcheus 11 0 made eight points. Ferrand 111' 2 Bradley led the losers witth i FM RADIO 17 4 18 38 10 points.

Ken contributed eight points to the Trafalgar cause. Other Trafalgar scorers were: Hadley, six; Kaylor, two; Lan- tuinbUrQ nOStS caster, two; Smith, three. Priced From $39.95 Franklin Amateurs Frosh Tournament NINEVEH (36) FG FT PF TP ri rrs. TERMS CASH. Not Responsible For Accidents.

TO RECORD SHOP Woodall ,3 0 1 Young 2 0 0 Pogue 4 1 3 Joslin 0 0 0 Pogue, W. 3 2 2 Millikan .0 0 0 Taylor 0 0 Catt 2 1 2 Roller 0 0 0 Popplewell ..1 2 0 Lee 0 0 0 6 EDINBURG Edinburg High TIU IUUI VUHICi 4 School's Freshmen will host a 9 Frosh tourney Saturday, Jan. Four cage contests are slat-0 9, in the E.H.S. gym. Hauser, ed next week in the Franklin 8 Brown County, Whiteland and Amateur Basketball 0 the Lancers will participate.

Franklin Independents play 0" Games will be played at 8:30, Reed's Steak House and Wood'! 5 10:30, 1 p.m. and the cbmpidn- Service tries the Greenwood Clip-0 ship is slated for 2:30 p.m. pers Tuesday, Jan. 12. Riegel 4 Pairings will be made at "9 a.m.

Paper plays Red Gold and 0 in Edinburg Coach Don Hollo- Reed's team clashes with Cura- way's office. Admission is 25 ming's Standard, Wednesdayg cents for the games. Jan. 13. Bessie McCain and Gladys Brenton, 4 Co-Executrices.

John Cutsinger, Attorney. Bill Demaree, Cashier. Don Smock, Auctioneer Whiteland, Ind. Ph. 535-4550 Good Luck To All Teams From Ray Siewart 50 N.

MAIN FRANKLIN 736-6888.