The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 8

Page Eight THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Friday, October 30, 1964 wn 1 t'- 1 ill II I I fffir TrH Jil ill Griffith, Mark Flint, trainer; Jim Dodgion, Gary Baker, Brent McColgin, Larry Williams, Sam Slevin, Roger Reed, Ron Meadows, Benny Mitchell, Gary Wechsler, Steve Fulmer, Delbert Smith, Larry McDankl and Rex Hankins. WHITELAND FOOTBALL Coach Chuck Thompson, back left, is proud of his Whiteland High School football team. They posted a 4-4 mark in their second season. Football letter winners included Wally Bishop, Jay Miller, Ralph Crouse, Joe Robling, Lonnie Boyce, John Merrick, Don Scott, David Rund) Doris Geiger, Billie McGlocklin, Evelyn Vargo, Sonnie Hon, Doris Colburn, Winnie Dillow, Sharon True, Marge Van Osdol, Mary Krasson and Myla Smith. Children to the right are Cindy and Brian Smith and Bart Krasson.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN! These Franklin Hi-Way Bowl Lane women bowlers wore colorful Halloween costumes Thursday to bowl. Included are Elsie Jaynes, Betty Holderness, Jane Hedge, Wilma Richeson, Mary Smyser, Pat McKinney, Sandy( UPI Poll Joseph' Faces Fo BOWLING TOPICS Stofte Best SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) South Bend St. Joseph's, which got a vote of confidence as the state's No. 1 team despite a tie last week, lived up to it with a 28-7 victory over previously unbeaten East Chicago Roosevelt in Thursday night's Indiana high achool football "game of the week." Despite the tie with South Bend Washington, the Saints remained in first place this week in the ratings by the UPI board of coaches.

St. Joseph's, scoring in every period, ripped through Roose- Horse Show Set For Fairgrounds List Franklin Football, CC, Golf Athletes Varsity football players were Dan Carry, Gary Decker, Mike George, Mike Hart, David Henry, Darrell Jaggers, Mike Lin-neman, Don Mitchell, Phil Moore, Ed Rector, Rodney Reid, Lee Service, Phil Perry, Mike Golden, Bill Bensheimer, Dennis Dougherty, Elvis Gas-kin, Mark Hart, Steve Lair, Jess Leach, Don Manuel, Gary McKillip, Ron McMahon, Robert Metzel, Fred Mitchell, Steve Nash, John Norton, Steve Oaks, Joe Stout, Bob Lee, Tim Coble Warren Craft, Ed Faught, Dave Gaddis, Mark Godsey, Tom Groves, Bill Henderson, Jeff Hood, Ken Kutruff, Darrel Lyon, Ed Mitchell, Jery Rup-ley and Rick Vernon. Tom Keu-cher and Garland Lynch were student managers. Freshman gridders were Bruce Alfreds, Joe Beardsley, Gary Bingham, Derrial Carter, Tom Clark, Eddie Collins, Bruce Crowe, Bob Crowe, Bob Decker, Jim DeMoss, Randy Fergason, Joe Gill, Tom Gill, Noel Heminger, Dave Lawson, Frankie Moore, Jim Pease, Dennis Reguli, Brad Skeel, Steve Spicer, John Wright and Mike Yates. Chuck Waggoner was student manager for the football teams along with Lynch and Keucher.

Members of the golf team were George Cannon, Steve Hougland, Randy Leerkamp, Ted McQuinn, Mike Wild-man, John Rhoades, Neil Eller-brook, Jerry Maguire, Roger Young and Jim Brockman. Cross country runners were Rusty Huey, Bill Meredith, Phil Myers, Mike Titsworth, Tim Treon, Andy Wiesman, Gene Coffey, David Findley, David Lindsey, Randy Shutt, John Gill, Stan Spicer, Tom Walters, Dick Clodfelter, Chris Friedersdorf, Dave Galbreath, Ed Henry, Bill Hicks and Tom Pope. Franklin Community High School's football teams recently completed their season. Franklin posted a 4-4-1 won, lost and tied mark identical with the one made in 1962. Coach Sam Alford's golf team did well and won many matches.

Coach Bob Coble's cross-country team was one of the best in the school's history. Freshman gridders had a 1-1 mark. Reserve gridders did well over-all. Meet Minnesota Smith Receives New Recognition NEW YORK Franklin Col lege's ace quarterback, Ed Smith, is listed among the individual leaders in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Service Bureau's football statistics for small colleges. He ranks sixth in total offense with 1,177 yards gained in 183 plays in six games.

He was in fifth place among the passers with 85 completions in 159 attempts for 1,232 yards and a completion average of .535 per cent. Franklin meets Taylor University in Upland, Saturday, Oct. 31, at 2 p.m. This game might decide the Hoosier College title. Annual Basketball Game Postponed TRAFALGAR The Johnson County Coaches-Ex-Players' basketball game originally slated for Monday, Nov.

2, in the Trafalgar gym is postponed until after the There is a possibility the game may not be played. This game has grown in popularity over the years and allows coaches a chance to play and the fans to see former high school stars who aided their schools' teams. Nineveh Scrimmage Set In Gymnasium NINEVEH Nineveh basketball fans are reminded that the Nineveh High School Eagles will hold a basketball scrimmage in the school gym today at 6:30 p.m. Nineveh has some good let-termen back and indications are the Eagles might post a winning record and even challenge for some tourney title. Nineveh has never won a county tourney or sectional title but has finished second several times.

LU. Tougli Berra, Stengel, Mets Team-Up Is Possible NEW YORK (UPI) Imagine Yogi Berra coming off the bench and hitting a game-winning home run for the New York Mets in the ninth inning. Don't laugh, it could happen. George Weiss, general manager of the Mets, revealed Thursday he had talked with the unfrocked managed of the Yankees about joining the Mets and will talk to him again. The Yankees have offered Berra a two-year contract as a special field assistant to GM Ralph Houk.

However, Yogi has not signed yet, explaining "I'll have to see how I feel being out of uniform." That's the catch. Yogi has spent 22 of his 39 years in a Yankee uniform. He wouldn't mind aaving the Yankees, but he's not ready yet to surrender a uniform for a business suit. "I'll have to wait to see how I would feel being out of uniform," Berra said today before leaving on a golfing vacation. "I imagine it would be kind of hard." "Soap Games" Are Scheduled Would you like to see some top-notch cagers in action? Would you like to see the defending sectional basketball champions and Franklin College's varsity and reserves? Bring a bar of soap, or more if you choose, to Franklin Community High School's gym Friday, Nov.

6 at 7 p.m. YoiJ'll see many favorite players and some new ones. Franklin College's varsity will scrimmage the Grizzlies' reserves at 7 p.m., and Coach Ted Server's varsity crew will tangle with Jim Leap's Cublets when the Grizzlies finish their play. Pep Rally Held For College Team Franklin College students held a pep rally in the Grizzlies' gymnasium about 12:30 p.m. today to boost Coach Stewart "Red" Faught's football team.

Franklin travels to Taylor University Saturday, Oct. 31 to tangle with the Taylor University Spartans in a game that will probably decide the Hoos-ier College Conference championship. Taylor is 4-0 and Franklin is 3-0 in conference play. Johnson County Boots and velt's touted defense to the tune Saddle club will sponsor a horse of 22 first downs and 265 yards ch-jw on the Franklin Fair- rushing. Sixth-ranked Roosevelt, grounds at 12:30 p.m.

Sunday, which had the ball for only 10 Nov. 1 in the inside arena with plays from scrimmage in the Dave Endries serving as judge, first half, wound up with six There will be 14 events with first downs and 99 rushing monetary nrizes awarded for yards. first through fourth places. Rib- Quarterback Dave Smith led bons will be given for the first the St. Joseph's attack with a five places.

Entry fee is $2 and pair of touchdowns, both on the admissicn is $1. Children urn- plunges one yard or less, der 12 aie admitted free. In another big game on Events include: pet and pony Thursday's slim schedule, Gary class 54 inches and under; res- Roosevelt handed Gary Wallace cue race, juvenile Western its first loss of the season, 25-6. pleasure, 18 years and under; Led by Walter Williams with barrel race, men; barrel race, two touchdowns, Roosevelt built women; men's Western Plea- up a 25-0 lead before' Wallace sure over 18 years; diaper could score, race; keyhole race; women's It was Roosevelt's third vic-Westera pleasure over 18 tory against four losses and one years; pole bending; flag race; tie. Wallace, which already has Palomino under saddle, keg cliniched a share of the North-bending and speed and action, west Conference championship, There will be concessions a- has a 6-1-1 record.

vailabk on the grounds. Plenty of room is available for horses on the inside of the arena at FANS' DELIGHT all times, according to show of- NEW YORK (UPI) The Co- ficials. lumbia Broadcasting System The show committee or any- will televise two National Foot-one connected with this show ball League games each Sun-will not be responsible for any day for a period of five weeks loss, personal injury or damages beginning Nov. 8. to any persons, horses or other On each Sunday, a regional property on the grounds.

Eaich telecast will be followed by a owner is responsible for his own national viewing of a second entries. game. Coal Cofl54; Double Cola, 926; Quick Stop, 926; Jomes Bulk Milk, 916. High team series: Double Cola, 2685; Cliff Sheek Coal 2657; Quick Stop, 2642. High individual series: Paul Rynerson, 609; Jesse Burks, 602; Jim Reffner, 587.

High individual game: Russ Smock, 235; Verlin Long, 233; Fount Hisle, Bill Decker, 223. Wednesday Night Ladies Standings: Won Lost Ann's Beauty Salon 32 8 Jane's Bulk Milk 28 12 Dage Electric No. 1 26 14 Team No. 2 20 20 Dage Electric No. 2 14 26 Auto Parts 14 26 Farm Bureau 14 26 Team No.

8 12 28 Results Dage Electric 2, 6, Auto Parts Ann's Beauty Salon 2, Jone's Bulk Milk Farm Bureau 6, Team 8, Dage Electric 1, Team 2( 4 High team game: Farm Bureau 737; Dage Electric 2 737; Jone's Bulk Milk 683. High team series: Dage Electric 2 Jone's Bulk Milk Farm Bureau Co-Op High individual game women: Myla Smith 178; Lucille Hehe 168; Clarine Hubbard 161; Ruth Vinson 158; Doris Yates 157; Micky Spicer (Sub) 157. High individual series (women): Myla Smith 481; Ruth Vinson 454; Carolyn Sanders 428; Micky Spicer (sub) 415; Juani-ta Creswell 414; Pat Thorn-berry 409. RANDY LEERKAMP, Franklin Community High School eager, made 15 points against the Greenwood Woodmen in the first cage contest for Coach Ted Server's team last year. Leerkamp will be a contender for a guard or forward spot this season.

COACH TOM CUMMINGS, Trafalgar, will be keen on stopping the New Palestine Dragons, the Redbirds' first opponent. Trafalgar High School's coach can well remember the upset the Dragons pulled in the Franklin Sectional. Who will be the outstanding cagers this season on Johnson county teams? Here are just a few who will probably prove deserving of that adjective: Mike Mosburg, Stan Spicer and Phil Moore, Franklin Community High School; Steve Milli-kan, Randy Bright, Nineveh; Bob Hasty, Mike Dougherty and Bill Harbert, Clark; Lehman and Raymond Heyton, Whiteland; Ron Cooper, Phil Winning, Jim Anthony and Bruce Clark, Greenwood; Mike Housand, Ricky Russ, Eugene and Bob Prather, Morgantown. More "outstanding possibilities" are Tom Bowman, White-land; Darrel Brosius, Dave Col-glazier and Dick Werts, Edin-burg; Steve Harden, Center Grove; and Bob Hynds and Mike Brownfield, Trafalgar. Others could come along and surprise everyone.

Center Grove Trojans will face a tough BROWN COUNTY in their first basketball contest Nov. 20. Brown County consistently fields good cross-country and basketball teams. SPORTS QUIZ: How many South Central basketball titles have the Franklin Community High School Grizzly Cubs won? What years did they win? SportS WorlD Mf JIM KEKKHOPF Sports Editor BLOOMINGTON If anyone is getting carried away by Indiana's consecutive victories over Michigan State and Miami, Hoosier Coach Phil Dickens has a few sobering words for him. "The hardest part of our schedule is yet to come, and it starts with Minnesota here Sat urday," says Phil.

"Minnesota is a team which has been so close that it could be coming in here with a 5-0 record instead of 2-3. Defense Problems "Everyone knows the problems we've had on pass defense and we're facing another top-notch passer in John Hank-inson. He's hitting on well over 50 per cent of his passes and we know we'll see a lot of them come Saturday." Dickens also is concerned by the return to duty of Halfback Bill Crockett, the swift Senior who has been out of action through injury. "We feel Minnesota is 35 to 40 per cent stronger when Crockett is in there," Dickens commented. "He gives them a speed and versatility of attack which makes their parsing much more difficult to defense." Proof that the Hoosiers' toughest part of the schedule is upcoming can be found in the record.

12-13-1 Record The first five opponents-Northwestern, Ohio State, Iowa, Michigan State and Miami-have a combined record of 12-13-1, and the Hoosiers absorbed one-point losses from Northwest-era and Iowa and an eight-point loss to Ohio State. Indiana's next four opponents have a collective 17-5 won and lost mark. Minnesota is 2-3; Oregon State, which Saturday blasted Syracuse, has lost only once; Oregon is still undefeated and Purdue, tie for the Big Ten lead, had lost only one. LONG WAIT ST. LOUIS The St.

Louil Cardinals waited 18 years for the National League pennant and World Series. St. Louis holds the best record of a National League team with a 7-3 won-lost mark in Series competition. They are the sole team playing five or more series to be ahead of the New York Yankees, 3 series to 2. From Tn Park Forest.

i ip 1 Tuesday Mixed League Standings: Won Lost Secrest Insurance .12 9 Burnsides Ready Mix 12 Martins Deep Rock 12 Team 17 Walters 9 Fireside Rest. Bar 9 Randolph Hardware 9 9 9 12 12 12 Results Burnsides Ready Mix 3, Team 17 Walters Martin's Deep Rock 3, Randolph Hardware Fireside Restaurant Bar 2, Secrest Insurance 1. High team game: Burnsides Ready Mix 853, Secrest Insurance Agency 829, Fireside Restaurant Bar 819. High team series: Burnsides Ready Mix Firesides Restaurant Bar Martins Deep Rock 2,315. High individual game (men): Bill Parrott 211; Bob Wray 211; Phil Watkins 204.

High individual game (women): Bernadine Knight 202; Al ma Samples 195; Ruth Vinson 194. High individual series (men): Bill Parrott 571; Phil Watkins 562; Bob Wray 548. High individual series (Women): Ruth Vinson 502, Alma Samples 488, Pat Thornberry 474, Martha Cruser 474. UNION BANK TRUST CO. FRANKLIN Standings Won Lost Franklin Auto Supply 46 18 Double Cola 42 22 Cliff Sheek Coal Co 42 22 Quick Stop 40 24 Setser Tool Mach.

40 24 Clem's Construction 40 24 Jones Bulk Milk 38 26 Tranter Industries 34 30 Palmer's Sunoco Ser. 30 34 Green Door Rest. 30 34 Babb's Restaurant 30 34 Ind. Gas Water 28 36 Dale Jons Contr. 28 36 Kegley Construction 26 38 Raufeisen's Texaco 26 38 Farm Bureau Coop 24 40 Steer Restaurant 18 46 Webb Veneer 14 50 Results: Ind.

Gas Water 2, Double Cola Clem Construction 6, Dale Jones Contractor Raufeison's Texaco 0, Setser Tool Mach. Steer Rest. 2, Quick Stop Green Door Rest. 2, Cliff Sheek Coal Co. Palmer's Sunoco Ser.

4, Tranter's Indust. Webb Veneer 2, Farm Bureau Coop Kegley Const. 2, James Bulk Milk Babb's Rest. 0, Franklin Auto Supply 8. High team game: Cliff Sheek 7.

Diaper Race 8. Keyhole Race 9. Women's Western Pleas ure over 18 years 10. Pole Bending 11. Flag Race 12.

Palomino Under Saddle 13. Keg Bending 14. Speed and Action 3rd Place 4th Place $5.00 $2.00 First Five Places! IRISH IN BOWL? HOUSTON, Tex. The executive secretary of the Bluebonnet Bowl says there is a possibility Notre Dame University and Alabama will play in the post-season football classic here. Move QUALITY USED CARS AT Lowest Prices COMPARE '61 OLDS F-85.

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