The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 10

Page Ten. THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Wednesday, March 17, 1965 I I rn ob Hynds, Townneia, iNaiiie, ilkersom Garner Awards Larry 'it Players "Score1 College Cage Scores At New York Quarter-Finals Army 58, Western Kentucky 54. New York U. 76. National Junior College At Hutchinson, Kan.

Burlington 85, Dodge City 83. Ferrum 75, 59. Joliet 87, Howard County 76. Vincennes 82, Bradenton 64. Canton AT 82, Robert Morris 71.

Sterling 78, Moberly 75 (ot). By JIM KERKHOFF TRAFALGAR Bob Hynds, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hynds, walked off with three major basketball trophies Tuesday at Trafalgar High School's athletic banquet in the T.H.S. cafeteria.

Hynds won the free throw, rebound and Most Valuable Player awards. Hynds wound up a brilliant high school career and set se- Wilkerson, David Narmore, veral scoring records. He scor- steve Naile Jim Kaylor, Lynn ed over 1,400 points in his ca- Utterback and John Re-reer and over 500 for one sea- serve winners were Jerry Kean son. He was named to the All- Tm Ray. Bb Hynds, and Tom County and All-Sectional teams.

Smith. Mike Brownfield won the Most C08 Tom Cummings, who Valuable Cross Country trophy; guided them to a winning sea-Larry Wilkerson won the assists son praised the team for their award edging Brownfield and hard work and co-operation. He Steve Naile, who did a good was especially pleased with job at center for the Redbirds, eir rebounding against larger won the scholarship trophy. teams- Whiteland fell to- the A "-'4 Brownfield and Wilkerson were sPinieu iTaiaigar team uie county tourney although favored by some. Trafalgar won runner-up honors.

fed a winning season highlighted by a second place finish in the Johnson County basketball tourney. Teams were honored Tuesday at an athletic dinner in the school cafeteria. two of the best area guards. Varsity Players Varsity basketball players TROPHY. WINNERS Trafalgar High School varsity trophy winners, left to right, Bob Hynds, who.

won three; Mike Brownfield; cross country; Steve scholarship; Larry Wilkerson, assists and Coach Tom Cunimings. Trafalgar post- Cummings expressed thanks were Hynds, Brownfield, Naile, the parents, players, Leslie Bowl Topics Friday Night Mixed As Trafalgar's Guest Speakers TRAFALGAR Bob Hynds, Larry Mike Brown-field and Steve Naile were the main speakers at the Trafalgar High School athletic dinner Tuesday in a rare example of a school calling upon its own. As Coach Tom Cummings remarked, "I could not have asked for better speakers," and the large crowd applauded much. Hynds spoke on the value of sports associations including the friends acquired from meeting players, coaches, students, fans, and sports writers. He stressed the importance of players making good examples and realizing their obligations to the public.

He urged the younger players to never tire of the game and wished them luck. He also mentioned the importance of humbleness when there is much publicity. Naile spoke on the importance of "Where there is a will, there is a way," he remarked. J)etermination helps you in many ways, Naile stated. Naile's high school career is a tribute to his own determination.

He battled! much larger boys for rebounds in basketball and improved much through determination and desire. Wilkerson spoke on the importance of justifiable pride. He said he took pride in his school, team, fans and the Trafalgar community; He said their upset win over Whiteland and winning season gave the entire community a reason to show pride. Brownfield spoke well on the importance of responsibility to the team, school, community, parents and yourself. He urged young players to use "team basketball" and had special praise for his parents' help to him throughout life, Record Golf Field Expected For Open NEW YORK (UPI) A record number of amateur and professional golfers is expected to compete in qualifying rounds during late May and early June for berths in the richest U.S.

Open in history. Approximately 25 players will be exempt from both qualifying rounds, including the last five winners of the Open Ken Venturi, Julius Boros, Jack Nicklaus, Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer. About 2,500 golfers are expected to participate in qualifying rounds at 76 courses in 39 states to determine the remaining 145 berths in the 65th edition of the open at the Belerive Country Club in St. Louis, June 17-20, The all-time high for entrants is 2,474 set in 1962. DRAWS SUSPENSION NEW YORK (UPI) Jockey Ro nTurcotte drew a 10-day suspension Tuesday beginning today for wayward riding during the featured swift stakes at Jerry Beasley Gets ICC Manager's Letter INDIANAPOLIS Jerry Beasley, former Whiteland High School athlete, received a basketball student manager's letter Tuesday at the Indiana Central College in Indianapolis.

easley played both basketball and baseball at Whiteland High School. He played forward on the cage team and third base on the baseball squad. Beasley resides on Greenwood R. R. 1.

f. If? wiuterson, uoa Mums, Jtan Teeters, timer; scorers, 3ary Rairdon, Jere Hadley, Jack Coy and Bill Hall, bus drivers, Bradley, Jerry Kean, Ron Joe Hensley and Arnold Collett, Lewis, David Narmore, and uje Bradley family, teachers, Jim Kaylor. an(j mothers who prepared the Reserve players were Benny dinner. Stafford? Jerry Parks, Tom Trafalgar's team, students, Ray, Denny Speer, John Lan- and cheerleaders were praised caster, Wilbur Hendley, John El- throughout the area for their more, Tom Smith, Ed Tharpe. fine sportsmanship and deter-Reserve Coach Don DeHart pre- mined efforts, sented their awards.

a large crowd attended. He Varsity cheerleaders receiv- tables were decorated in the ing awards were Vicki Hynds, school colors, red and white. An Lynne Hughes and Cathy attractive Trafalgar booster pin Gregg. Reserve cheerleaders was at the players' tables. were Myla Sichting, Sara Haugh and Shirley Clark.

Student managers included WIN GYM CROWNS Bill Walters, Charles Aldridge, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Fin-and Pat Beard. Carter Teeters land's Olli Laiho and Linda was statistician. Lynn Utter- Methany of Tuscola, 111., won back was a reserve player and the North American gymnastics student manager. championships Saturday night. Cross Country Awards Laiho won the all-around title Cross Countv letter winners and Miss Mpthanv cantured the Standings Won Lost Creighton's 108 60 Ho Bo's 102 66 Demaree's 102 66 Giroud's 90 78 V.F.W.

4 80 88 Hull Dee's 74 94 The VEGS 64 104 Mead's 52 116 Results Ho Bo's 8, The VEGS Hull Dee's 8, Mead's VFW 4 8, Demaree's Creighton's 4, Giroud's 4. High team game: Giroud's 681; Creighton's Hull Dee's 640. High team series: Creighton's 1910; Giroud's 1907; Ho Bo's 1839. High individual game (men): Ira Brant Russ Smock 204; Kenneth Demaree 193. High individual game (women): Martha Giroud 191; Elva Graham 179; Jean Wilhite 177.

High individual series (men): H. K. Short 548; Russ Smock 542; Ira Brant 527. High individual series (women): Martha Giroud 486; Lucille Hehe 479; Betty Decker 473. Seniors, Sophs Win Af Whiteland Qqueduct Raceway.

were Mike Brownfield, Larry women's crown. WHITELAND Whitel and High School's Seniors beat the Juniors, 93-68, and the Sophomores defeated the freshmen, 72-51, Tuesday, in the annual class tourney in the W.H.S. gym. Raymond Helton and Wally Bishop led the Seniors with 28 and 27 points, respectively. Oth- WILKERSON TALKS Larry Wilkerson and three other Trafal- er scorers were Harris, 11; L.

Helton, 10 Boyce, seven; gar High School senior cagers were a "big hit" with the large Dougherty, two; Morris, fourj crowd at the T.H.S. athletic dinner Tuesday as they were the Ford, two; Merrick, two. Other players were Robling, Mitchell, guesl Wilkerson spoke on the importance of pride in Scott, Drake and Sappenfield. A the team, community and scoool. Pace Juniors Tom Bowman and Shemmie Waugh led the Juniors with 23 I 1 I STARTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 thru Monday, March 22 Allen's Barber Shop Standings Won Russell A.

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Players included Merriman, Sharp, Tearman, Brown and Smith. Osborne led the Freshmen 17 and Whitesides made Other scorers: Zike, two; McDonald, two; Ringe, two; Koehrn, two; Moore, seven; Reed, two. Other players were Robling, Lancaster, Parker and West. I.U. Seniors Not Pros, Says Dees BLOOMINGTON The Archie Dees' All-Stars received the "green light" today for their proposed tour featuring seven Indiana University seniors.

The team is slated to play a benefit game in Franklin's Vindivier Gym March 24. "We have the whole matter straightened out," Dees commented. "All of the boys will get expenses only, which means they definitely cannot be classified as professionals." M. K. Summers of Browns-town, chairman of the Indiana Amateur Athletic Union basketball committee, had charged the All-Stars were to receive 60 per cent of the gate.

"This simply isn't true," Dees answered. He said the group will be sanctioned by the AAU. Included in the All-Stars are Greenwood's VanArsdale twins, Dick and Tom, Jon McGlocklin, AI Harden, Ron Peyser, Steve Redenbau-gh and Larry Cooper. Franklin's Sam Yount, who will introduce Indiana Hoosiers basketball players at the game in Franklin March 24, said he talked with Dee's representative Tuesday and the i tour will definitely be sanctioned by the AAU and players will not lose their amateur status by parti-ipating in the game. ORUMBACHE TUE1 CQLORS WATER COLOR OIL CASEIN if -fi 2fl OFF fi fey Results Parkhurst Plumbing 8, Gene Limp Electric Bryant's Barber Shop 8, Chamber of Commerce Top '50' Shop 8, Voiles Electric Excel Mold No.

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A. Garbe 594. High individual game: John Vargo 233; Rusty Ferrell 233; Jim Burgett 222; Frank Giroud 223. Try Whiteland Benefit Games WHITELAND Whiteland High School's faculty will meet the Decatur county coaches Thursday at 7 p.m. in the W.H.S.

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