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0 Eight THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Tuesday, December 29, 1964 ifl2 GO mm crp Play For Title Bowl Topics Whiteland Raceway AAcGI oddin 29 Points MEMPHIS, Tenn. Indiana University Hoosiers will clash with Memphis state College today in Memphis, Tenn. for the Memphis State Classic basketball title. Franklin's Jon McGlocklin led a Hoosier second half attack against well regarded St. Louis Monday as he tallied 18 of his 29 points.

Indiana posted a 98-68 triumph after trailing 37-35 at the half. Winning Coaches Nominated For "Coach Of Year" ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) Eight coaches, who appear to advocate that winning isn't everything but the only thing, have been nominated for the 1964 major college coach-of-the year award by fellow members of the American Football Coaches Association. More than 800 coaches from 250 colleges participated in the voting which selected one coach from each of eight regions. More on the list of nominees are Harold Lahar, who guided Colgate, to its best record in 30 years 7-2: Richard Colman of unbeaten Princeton; William Tate, whose 5-5 record in his first season at Wake Forest is significant because the Deacons had won only one game the two previous seasons; Robert Devaney of Nebraska, who directed the Cornhuskers to a 9-1 slate and the Big Eight title.

Others are Frank Broyles of undefeated Arksansas; and Rose Bowl bound Oregon State's Tommy Prothro, the winningest coach in the Pacific Coast Conference 8-2. Bryant, who directed Alabama to the national title with a 10-0 record this season, was the coach-of-the-year in 1961. Parseghian. in his rookie year at Notre Dame, restored football glory to the Irish with a 9-1 record, losing only to Southern Cal in the finale. The award winner will be chosen at the annual AFCA convention at Chicago, Jan.

10-13. TVV '4 '4 i it 1 I 4 1 St. Louis from the "show me state." was blasted in the second half as the Hoosiers racked ud 63 points to only 31 for Missouri crew. With Mc- Glocklin in the pivot, the I.U. "go" team zoomed past the be- wildered Billikans.

Ron Peyser and Larry Cooper both picked up four personals which prompt- ed Branch McCracken to switch McGlocklin to the pivot spot. Helped Hoosiers Balanced scoring helped I.U. win its eighth straight without defeat. It pinned the worst defeat in seven years on the surprised St. Louis team.

McGlocklin hit his career high with the 29 points. Dick VanArsdale hit for 18 points and brother, Tom, made 12. Steve Redenbaugh scored 14 points. Play In ICC Gym At 7 P.M.; Field Is Strong INDIANAPOLIS Franklin College Grizzlies are in Indianapolis today for the annual Indianapolis Classic and play the first game at 7 p.m. today.

The Grizzlies play against Otterbein College. Other teams in the tourney are, St. Joseph's College and defending titlist Indiana Central College. This field is rated one of the event's best. Franklin College is the lone team entered with a losing record but the Grizzlies could surprise.

May Start Probable Franklin College starters are Bob Windhorst, 6', forward; Bob Billieu, 6,5" forward; Rich Edwards, 6', 5" center; Steve Baker, guard and Steve Mclntyre, 5', 10" guard. Otterbein players who may start: Jan Sorgenfrei, forward; Mike Grayem, 61" forward; Don Carlos, center; Tim Pond, guard and Dick Reynolds, guard. Indiana Centra! tests St. Joseph's College in the second game today. Indiana Central College starters include Clark Crafton, 6', forward; Jim Cummings, forward; Roger Wathan, center; Jack Noone, 6', 2" guard and Ray Mozingo, 5, 11" guard.

St. Joseph Starters St. Joseph's College, one of the best small college teams, has good height. They will start Paul Zosel, 6' 4" forward; Lon-nie Brunswick, 6' 3" forward; Carl Bossung, 6'4" center; Tom Crowley, guard and George Post, 5' 10" guard. Franklin will be out to improve their overall record and show ICC they have a challenger in the Hoosier College Conference.

Franklin depends much upon the rebounding of Windhorst, Edwards and Billieu. Steve Baker will be a "spark" for the Grizzlies at the guard slot along with Mclntyre. Baker is an experienced Indianapolis Classic player and can shoot with the best. His defensive work could aid the Franklin cagers much. Edwards and Windhorst are capable double figure scorers and a 20 point performance by either one is quite possible.

in Ulrich 0 2 1 6 0 2 0 2 3 2 1 4 1 2 0 0 1 Carter 1 Garrison 1 Kilo 0 Cole 0 Albncht 0 Zuchowski 3 Hartman 0 22 24 21 68 Scoring By Halves Indiana 35 6398 St. Louis 37 3168 Michigan Leads UPI Cage Poll NEW YORK (UPI) The TTItal Proce Tntorn a flrvn al ma. 4v 5M- x- Team Points 1. Michigan (23), (6-1), 335 2. Wichita (7), 310 3.

Minnesota (2), (6-0), 220 4. San Francisco (6-0), 211 5. UCLA (2), (6-1), 192 6. Indiana (7-0), 118 7. Duke (5-1), 108 8.

Illinois (7-1), 103 9. St. Louis (6-1), 79 10. Davidson (6-1), 52 Second 10-11, St. Joseph's Pa.

(43); 12 Vanderbilt (42); 13, Vil- lanova (26); 14, Tennessee (1), (21); 15, Utah (14); 16, Kansas 11; 17, Bngham Young (8); 18, Kansas State (6); 19 tie, New Mexico, Seattle and Kentucky (5). COUSY COMMENTS NEW YORK (UPI) Former Boston Celtic basketball star Bob Cousy will be at the mi- crophone for analysis and com- mentary, Jan. 3, when ABC-TV begins its coverage of National Basketball Association games. HYNDS LEADS REDBIRDS Bobby Hynds, Trafalgar High School Senior forward, points to the team emblem, a Redbird. Hynds fine scoring and rebounding make Trafalgar a Johnson County tourney threat.

Indiana seemed "inntaUy basketball ratings flat" the first half but utihz- first8place votes and won-itlJtI lost records through Saturday, Celtics' Defense Aids Victory BOSTON (UPI) Pro basketball antagonists who claim that defense is a lost art in the National Basketball Association haven't been watching the Boston Celtics lately. The high-flying Celts, who have played superb defensive ball all season, reached a high-water mark Monday night as they held the Los Angeles Lakers' high-scoring duo of Jerry West and Elgin Baylor to a combined total of 16 points in posting a 133-112 victory over the Western Division leaders. In other NBA action, the Cincinnati Royals downed the San Francisco Warriors, 113-108, and the Detroit Pistons toppled the New York Knickerbockers 123-117. Tom Sanders, John Havlicek and K. C.

Jones were the standouts on defense for Boston. Sanders, playing head-to-head with Baylor, held the Laker ace to onlv four points while I Havlicek and Jones switched ofl on West and limited him to onjy 12 tal lies. Area Cage Standings Won Lost Greenwood 7 1 Morgantown 7 2 Trafalgar 7 3 Center Grove 6 2 Whiteland 6 3 Nineveh 5 3 Franklin 4 4 Clark 3 7 Edinburg 2 7 J.H.S. GAMES Franklin Junior High School meets Martinsville there Jan. 7 when they return to action after the holiday break.

Coach Dick Foster's team is the defending county champ. Himds And Tiroraugoir Standings Won Lost Wilgro Shopping Cen. 79 49 Babb's Rest. 79 Selch's Furniture 74 Greenwood Draperies 74 Greenwood Plaza 62 Johnson Co. Shell 51 "The Belles" 44 Jim Gulf Ser.

42 49 54 54 66 77 84 86 Results Selch 8, Babbs Wilgro 2, Belles Johnson Co. Shell 7, Gr. Plaza Jim's 4, Gr. Draperies 4. High team game: Selch Johnson Co.

Sheel 966; Jim's 966. High team series: Selch's Johnson Co. Gr. Draperies 2,818. 475 Or Better Janet Parrish 567, (210); Bobbie Hunter 562; Mary Ennis 56, (216); Jeanne Calkins 516, (200); Gerry Mynatt 499; Jessie Stewart 477.

COFFEE CUP Standings Won Lost Porter's Barber Shop 102 26 Fewell Shell 81 47 Dean's 81 47 George Hashem Co. 78 50 Hoood's Standard Sta. 78 50 Vending 78 50 Phillips Plumbing 70 58 Herr Pharmacy 70 58 Key Way Beauty Shop 66 62 Le An Wa Lake 66 62 Fisher's Heating Oil 64 64 Jack's Welding 61 67 Ideal Sundries 57 71 Thelma's Beauty Shop 46 82 A Pure oil 46 82 Youman Drugs 42 86 Palmer's Sunoco 38 90 Bob's Electrical Const. 28 100 Donna Hankins, 535; Barbara Seaman, 499; Mary Richey, 492; Shirley Mathews, 489. 475 or Better i High team game: Hood's Standard, 915; Key Way Beauty Shop, 895; Fewell Shell, 849; Youman Drugs, 847; Dean's, 842.

High team series: Key Way Beauty Shop, 2420; Porter's Barber Shop, 2410; Jack's Welding, 2387; Fewell Shell 2380. League High Ind. Series: Joan Betner, 709; Jeane Lloyd, 686; Mary Richey, 684'; Lorene Leamon, 675; Eva Morris, 663; Jan Herr, 662. High League Ind. Game: Treva Stanifer 273; Mary Lee Lipsius 262; Jban Betner, 260; Mary Richey 258; Lougene Wooten, 356; va Morris, 248.

i Player-Coach Succeeds DETROIT (ijjPI) Here's one player-coach who has made good. Dave DeBusschere led the Detroit Pistons! to a 123-117 win over New York in Detroit Monday with 23 points. DeBusschere turned playmak-er in the second half to preserve the win. mmmmmmmm auu xaai mean, 11 iuu uic uuu- kans in the final half. I.U.

had a .475 percentage for the game. They shot .595 in the second half. Indiana only made eight errors while St. Louis made a harmful 24. INDIANA (98) FG FT PF TP T.

VanArsdale 5 4 2 14 D. 6 Redenbaugh 6 McGlocklin 12 Peyser 2 Grieger 0 Dickerson 2 Johnson 0 Cooper 1 6 2 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 1 4 1 4- 2 0 0 4 2 0 2 2 4 0 Hardin 1 Russell 0 Walker 1 Inninger 2 38 22 24 98 ST. LOUIS (68) FG FT PF TP Beckemeier 3 1 5 7 Parks 4 0 18 Naes 8 4 2 20 Rineberg 2 3 2 7 By JIM KERKHOFF TRAFALGAR Trafalgar High School's Redbirds possess a top-notch record so ar this season and one of the big reasons for this achievement is All-County forward Bob Hynds, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hynds, Trafalgar RFD.

2. Hynds is one of the top area scorers and reDounaers. He has made 31 points in three of four ball games in his career. "I think one of my best games was against Morgantown High School in the county tourney Trafalgar Preps For Nineveh Five uni nuvjn ii iioiaigai High School Redbirds went through a long practice Monday in preparation for their Jan. 6 game in Morgantown against old rival, Nineveh High School.

Coach Tom Cummings' team worked on ball handling, pass- me. footwork, rebounding', playi and some shooting. Emphasis was placed on defensive work manv Trafalgar tmarris NEW COACHES HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) Coach Hugh Taylor of the Houston Oilers named Lou Rymkus offensive line coach and Joe Spencer defensive line coach Sunday. last year." Hynds tallied 31 points in that tilt and aided their strong effort against Greenwood when they lost by two points.

Hynds helped Coach Tom Cummings' team achieve a 12-8 won-lost mark in his Sopho- won AU-County honors then and in his Junior ve- His excellent Mooting rebounding were helpful er ana nusties on tne court. He hits well from the side on jumper and set shots. A team doesn't stop this Trafalgar youngster 0ften. Trafalgar's popular forward a member of the Lettermen's club and coditor of the school yearbook, Redbirds 65." Hs picked- off potential passes in factor rise of Red" the drills. birds- iV Trafalgar has two of the fin- Bob a Sood all around attest guards in the county in lete.

He has lettered four Larry Wilkerson and Mike years in both basketball and Brownfield. Brownfield is an ex- baseball. He won two percent-cellent defensive player and the age trophies for excellent freo two move the ball well. throw shooting. Bob pitched This game will bring together brilliantly for the Redbirds in two of the better forwards in baseball with a 6-2 record and the county.

Randy Bright scor- several shutouts. He hurled a ed 45 points against Morgan- one-hitter against Clark Town-town and will be a big scoring ship High School and struck threat for Nineveh. Dan Mudd out 15 batters. He also played is another Nineveh eager who shortstop and lettered three might give tho Redbirds trou- years in cross-country. ble Team Player Hynds is a good "team play List Classic Route; Doors Open Early INDIANAPOLIS Basketball fans are reminded that the Indianapolis Classic is held in the Indiana Central College gym located several 1 off highway 431.

County fans may reach the gym by driving through Greenwood on this highway. A sign designating the way to the college is posted on the right near the highway. Doors will open about 6 p.m. at the gym. Admission Is only $1 which allows fans to see both games.

Franklin tests Otterbein College at 7 p.m. today and Indiana Central challenges undefeated St. Joseph's College. Franklin plays St. Joseph's Wednesday and Otterbein plays I.C.C.

Boys' Club Teams Play Tournaments Franklin Boys Club teams compete in three tournaments in addition to the 13-14-year-old tourney on Jan. 9, in Franklin. Zone competition for the 15-16-year-old cagers begins Jan. 30 in Greenfield. Prior to this date, Franklin plays Lauter; Lebanon meets Greenwood; Salk tries Greenfield, and Shelbyville tests English.

Franklin's 17-18-year-0td cagers compete in the zone tourney Feb. 13 in Shelbyville. Teams clash in games prior to the tourney to set up pairings. English Avenue and Franklin play; Lebanon meets Greenfield; Lauter tries Shelbyville, Salk entertains Greenwood. Zone tourney competition for the 11-12-year-olds will begin March 12 in Muncie.

Franklin tests Greenwood prior to this meet. Other teams playing include English Avenue, Lauter, Shelbyville, Salk, Greenfield and Lebanon. College Cage Scores By United Press International Big Eight Tournament At Kansas City, Mo. Colorado 70, Nebraska 52. Missouri 53, Oklahoma St.

48. All-College Tournament At Oklahoma City, Okla. Xavier (Ohio) 93, LSU 87. Brigham Young 109, Creighton 74. DePaul 52, Florida St.

44. Oklahoma City 93, Rice 63. Quaker City Tournament At Philadelphia, Pa. Semifinal St. Joseph's 75, Illinois 71.

Wichita 86, Villanova 74. Consolation New York U. 87, Holy Cross 76. Pennsylvania 71, Pittsburgh 59. Other Scores Indiana 98, St.

Louis 68. Detroit 59, Valparaiso 56. Evansville 76, South Dakota State 63. At Marshall Anderson 68, Earlham 55. Taylor 93, Albion 92.

SETS NEW MARK MOSCOW (UPI) Ye Geni Katsura broke the world record in the two-hand clear and press in the lightweight weight-lifting class with a lift of 309 pounds, it was reported. is taking government, bookkeeping, economics, English and litertature in his Senior year. Courses studied in his Freshman year were algebra, English, typing, science, and occupations. Sophomore cours- es were biology, English, driv H. S.

Cage Scores Holiday, Tourneys At Mishawaka South Bend Adams 80, Penn 79. Mishawaka 61, bouin uena ai. Joseph's 55. At Madison Heights Alexandria 60, Madison Heights 58. Elwood 82, Noblesville 80.

At Van Buren Spencer 76, Rockville 46. Terre Haute Schulte 69, Buren 62. At Fort Wayne Fort Wayne South 82, Wayne Luers 76. ton wayne cainouc 84, ion Wayne Concordia 71. At Evansville Evansville Harrison 77, Evans- ville Central 58.

Evansville Rex Mundi 66, Pnnceton 50. At East Chicago i.arone ii, lerre name uar field 67. East Chicago Washington 65, Highland 60. At Hammond Fort Wayne Central 68, Ham mond Clark 39. Tipton 65, Hammond 62.

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history and literature in his Junior yar Bob has four sjsters, Vickl, 15) a varsity cheerleader; Lin- da, 13; Patti, 11 and Lisa, four. His father. John Hvndi. is the principal at Morgantown High School. His mother is the former Betty Matsoo and both parents are natives of EUets- ville.

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