The Daily Journal from Franklin, Indiana • Page 5

The Daily Journal, Franklin Greenwood, Indiana, Saturday, September 21, 1974 I i I fJNic-lrrc i eye Wisconsin running for another ID in a 1 an mi nil nm nw, i i. lirf Waft' lfnilll.r IMiiiIi in MTi imnraiw -ill i i Safety of the sideline By JACK SAUNDERS UPI Sports Writer The biggest major-college winner in last -saturoays football action was Nebraska's 61-7 trampling of Oregon in Lincoln. Off such a tremendous win. the fourth-ranked Corn- huskers would figure to be an overwhelming favorite over 14 winners over Purdue, a week ago are only 15-point under dogs. Why? Second-year Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne expressed his cautious views on the game, which no doubt influenced tne low spread.

"This is just one Osborne said. "Now we have to play a team that we barely escaped losing to in our own stadium last year." In "the 1973 meeting between the two, Nebraska eked out a 20-16 win, taking a 3-1 lead in their series. Wisconsin won the first encounter in 1901; since then the Cornhuskers have prevailed in their irregular meetirfgs. Osborne also pointed out me similarity between last year and this year for Nebraska going into the contest with the Radeers. me MUSKers ocai tin A 40-13 in their 1973 opener, then played mediocre ball in the next tew games.

Fielying Osborne's words, hnwpver. was the NebrasKa nprfnrmance in its opener. The Huskers scored six oi me uii pvpn times thev had the ball, with quarterback David Humm connecting uh eignt fnP 1,0 varHS and two TDs and connecting on eignt oi 12 passes rr Get nartpr aftM- a 12-vard punt return that started the victorious Sparkplugs on their way to Randy Edwards, '83, and Kevin Stephenson, 21, and a third, unidentified Whiteland Warrior combine to chase down Speedway halfback Dave Sears, 23, at the end of a first- their secondTD of the night. (Daily Journal pnoto, Plugs romp Warriors falter Westfield shuts out host Edinburg, 26-0 Tom Dunn to quarterback Joe line again and again, the a headstart By RIC BURROUS The Speedway Sparkplugs, defending champions in the Mid-State Conference, Kepi their perfect conference record alive with a 27-6 thumping of the Whiteland Warriors here Friday night in a downpour. The SDarkDlues conference mark climbed to 2-0, while the Warriors dropped to 1:1 in Mid-State play on the year.

Speedway is 2-2 overall to Whiteland's 1-3. The two teams were equal in the number of days they ran during the game, but that was about the only place wnere Whiteland managed to keep things close. Speedway racKeo up yams in total otiense to wniieiauu 128, and the Sparkplugs ran most in your new town. Don't waste time wondering about a fast way to get your bearings. Call me-your WELCOME WAGON Hostess.

When you've just moved, you're pressed for time. And the gifts, community and business information I bring will save your family time and money. Let me hear trom you soon. Franklin Whiteland S3S-8348 brief stint. Second-ranked Notre Dame, looking to overtake the Buck eyes, hosts Northwestern, me Irish heat Georeia Tech 31-7 in their opener, while the Wildcats lost to Michigan state 41- last week, Alabama, the No.

3 team, should-have an easy time with Southern MlssissippPStrBirffF- ingham after struggling past Marvland 21-16 last weeK, wnne fifth-ranked Michigan, which had some ditticuity Dealing Iowa, 24-7, tries Colorado in Ann Arbor. LSU. No. 6 after passing Colorado 42-14 last week, hosts Texas A and co-ranked 12th after shutting out Clemson 24-0; No. 7 Penn State, which edged Stanford 24-20 on a late touchdown, hosts Navy; eighth-ranked Texas, which smashed Boston College 42-19, hosts Wyoming; No.

9 Arkansas, which ended USC's chances for an unbeaten season in its first game, 22-7, hosts Oklahoma. State; and lOth-rated Arizona State, which scored a ju-s victory over Houston two weeks ago, hosts Tt'U. .1 I1A 11 Among me seconu iu, nu. 11 UCLA is at Iowa, the other No. 12, Tennessee, hosts Kansas, Maryland visits Florida in a battle of the two teams tied for 14th, co-No.

16 USC is idle, the other No. 16, Pittsburgh, is at Georgia Tech, and the three teams tied for 18th North Carolina State, Georgia and Houston-host Clemson, visit Mississippi State and host Miami (Fla.) respectively. White River 888-1977 Greenwood 881-3648 Indiana at 10:00 A.M. Oriented Dealership, 74 Gremlin 2-Door, 6-Cyi. stock 8934.

2695 71 Ford 1795 LTD, H.T., V-8, P.S., P.B., Air, Gray, slock 8974. 71 1795 Impa P.S., P.B., Air, Brown, stock 9005 71 Ford 1795 LTD, 4-Dr, V-8, P.S, P.B., Air, Green, stock 8897. 71 Plym. .1695 corebpard AUCTION PARKSIDE PARKING LOT Franklin, SEPT. 28 Shamrocks ended up.

with 253 total yards, all on the ground, while holdine the Edinburg offense to 105 yards in the game. Westfield broke tne ice on me sixth play trorfi scrimmage as senior halfbacK uan uouuy rambled 25 yards for the score. On the noint after it was Godby again for a two-pointer and an 8-0 Shamrock lead. Edinburg took the Westfield kick on its own 11. But on the first down play the ball slid out of quarterback Kent Sharp's grip and was covered in the end zone by Shamrock guard Bob Vickery for the second Westfield touchdown.

Halfback Allen Strong chalked up a pair on the conversion, giving the visitors a 16-0 advantage. The Lancers could not manage a first down on their series of plays and punted to the shamrnrks Westfield started from the Edinburg 40 and took it ail thp wav to the mne-varu line Kofnro hp T.ancer def ense tightened up on a fourth down pass play. The offense drove 52 yards in its series of downs but had to punt after being halted on the Westfield 4l-yara line. The Shamrocks then sliced Edinburgh defense with a 65 yard drive highlighted by a 31 yard dash by Godby. But Westfield lummea on me uanwi six and Gregg Stinson recovered for the home squad.

i Fire Fighters No, Petro Builders Time Realty Fire Fighters No. Arson Squad Hogues Marathon Crist Drywall Opening wun at, o. ui totaled 620 for top men's honors in the i adi T3 tin pcf Franklin Bank and Trust mixed league at ureenwooa. Jim in at 577 For the ladies it Kitia Hinklp leadine with (205) naj 522. Mary Brogdon had 517, Delores egling Preda which gained zi yaras on fnnrth and 22 for SDeedway.

Earlier in the drive, Preda had hit passes to Dunn and end Steve PrnpHrh to Dick ud key first downs jwiib. i Whiteland's touchdown 'drive I tdpaa cllttpCcivpT uueneu wiui met ouv-. four-yard gains, two by Kleppe and one by Dan Mason, then Gale exploded on a sweep to pick up 19 yards before being tnppeo up Dy the last man between he and the goal line. Mason slammed off tackle for eight yards, and SnppHwav was caught Dulling Mason's face mask to put the ball on the Speedway 13. Kleppe then got five, Gale got three and Mason picked up two vards hptore uaie nil me eiiu Desnite the downpour, the game was relatively free of uhital-jnrl nipliprl nff one SnarkDlue Dass and recovered -r r--a -f one fumble wunoui a lumuvei ui thpir own.

Speedway was assessed over inn vards in nenalties during the oamo including two for face masks and one for misconduct All told. 13 penalties were assessed against the two teams. Mid-State Conference foe Mooresville is up next Friday for coach Dave Conrad's Warriors. Speedway Whiteland First Downs 9 13 174 Yards Gained Kusning 66 Yards Gained Passing 240 Total Yards Gained 7 Passes Attempted 4 Passes Caught 0 Passes Intercepted By: 1 Fumbles Lost 2 Punts 41 Average Per Punt 119 9 128 7 1 1 0 5 30.4 25 FINAL 8 0-27 0 0-6 106 Yards Penalized Speedway Whiteland 7 12 0 6 When You Buy A Used You Never Have To 74 Ford LTD, V-8, P.S., Air, Gold, stock 8S73. 3595 73 2295 H.T., P.S., P.B., Red.

slock 8970. P.B., The RHinhiire offense could muster only a trio of yards in the next three plays ano was sei io nunt on fourth down. But the Shamrocks burst through and notched a safety as the ban was hwkori nut of the end zone. This uixv-nwu vwv vt w- was the only score in the second period and the halt enaea wim the visitors on top 18-0. Westfield scored its final points at 7:43 in the third quarter fniihank Mark Casev SDrinted 40 yards around right end for the touchdown.

yuarteroacK ma Day followed this up with a two- i i rr Una point Keeper, giB Shamrocks their final 26-0 The game proved io oe nuuuiig hui frustration for the Lancers, whose record now stands at 1-3. Westfield's victory preserved tne Shamrocks' unbeaten mark, 4-0 after tonight. Edinburg next nnnnrtnnitv comes Friday as tne Lancers travel to Center Grove in search of their second win. Westfield Edinburg 11 First Downs 253 Yards Gained Rushing 0 Yards Gained Passing 253 Total Yards Gained 12 Passes Attempted 0 Passes Caught 2 Passes Intercepted By: 2 Fumbles Lost 2 Punts 25 Average Per Punt 6 25 83 108 21 9 1 1 7 21 30 Yards Penalized 20 FINAL 8 0-26 0 0-0 Westfield Edinburg Specialties Team No. 4 Team No.

3 The latest honor roll from the Monday Morning Early Risers league at Hi-Way Lanes showed Carolyn Nauer on top with (220) 538. Venious Warner had 530, Donna Armstrong 519, Geneva Holt (222 509, Shirley Holtsclaw 509, Ruth Vinson 506 and Carolyn Julian 501. A week earlier it was Donna Armstrong with 497, Judy Main 493, Venice Rodie 482 and Arvella McMillan 475, Carolyn Julian had a 202 single. EARLY RISERS Tom's" Barber Shop "16 Greenwood Cab to. Team No.

10 14 Team No. 11 Mason's Excavating Wabash Ford Truck Sales 8 Goodyear Blimps 8 Team No. Webb Standard Service 6 Team No. 3 6 Tpam No 12 6 Wil-Kay Enterprises 4 Bob Dunn Corp. Team No.

14 Team No. 6 2 Zenith Westinghouse Anniversary Home Entertainment Center; Eureka sweeper; clocks; small appliances; twin beds and dresser: couch; rockers; small tables; desk and chair; ottorn; lamps; oak table and 4 chairs; china clog drum table; lawn chairs; bookcase; cedar chest; 410 SHOTGUN -OLD PIE SAFE man's pocket watch; 2 ladies' watches, old razors; figurines; quilts; bedding; doll; sad irons; p.ctures; carnival glass; china; glass; many other useful items. GRACE ORR estate Union Bank and Trust Company, Admst. LaGrange, FredbecKand Deppe, Attorneys UCTI0NE "one 72! Franklin, Indiana Ed. Koehrn, clerk LawrertCeburg 30 Jennings County 28 Huntington 38 Anderson Madison Heights 36 Richmond 42 Anderson 0 Blackford 14 Tipton 13 Connersville 10 Seymour 7 Greenfield 54 Franklin Central 0 Brebeiif 15 Southport 13 Indianapolis Washington Indianapolis Shortridge 6 40 IndianaDolis Marshall 20 In- dianaDolis Arlington 7 inHianaoolis Manual 9 In- dlanapolis Howe 0 Indianapolis Tech 34 Indianapolis Wood 0 Lawrence Central 28 Pike 14 Perry Meridian 20 Terre Haute South 7 Indianapolis Chatard 21 In-, dianapolis Ripple 13 Noblesville 21 Frankfort 0 Center Grove 28 Greenwood 0 Brownsburg 24 Avon 0 Westfield 26 Edinburg 0 Benton Central 41 Delphi 8 Elkhart Central 14 South Bend Riley 0 Penn 34 South Bend Clay 13 Tell City 21 Clarksville Providence 13 Hammond Clark 15 Hammond Noll 14 of the fourth quarter with their second unit on the field.

Bob Kleppe and Bill Gale led the Whiteland attack and all rushers with 49 yards apiece on the ground, Kleppe packing the ball 13 times to 18 for Gale Gale netted the only Warrior score of the night with a five-yard dive over guard just before halftime, which narrowed Speedway's lead to 19-6. The Sparkplugs struck quickly in the first quarter, as Dan McCauley hauled back a Rich Abbott punt 40 yards to score the game's first TD, putting Speedway in front 7-0. On the first play of the second quarter, McCauley capped a nine-play, 64-yard drive with a four-yard burst up the middle. That drive was aided by a throwback pass from halfback Kokomo 22 Lafayette 0 Harrison 3 Southwestern-Tippe-canoe 0 Clinton Central 21 Clinton Prairie 0 La Ville 25 Glenn 20 Rochester 18 Plymouth 6 Bloomington South 10 Jefferson-ville 8 Columbus North 26 Shelbyville -7 Martinsville 47 Greensburg 25 Plainfield 27 Mooresville 21 Monrovia 27 Indian Creek 26' Wes-Del 20 Madison-Grant 6 Pendleton Heights 20 Yorktown 0 Muncie South 12 Muncie North 6 Winchester 26 Centerville 20 Mississinewa 6 Delta 2 New castle 12 Muncie Central 6 Boonville 42 Washington 14 Knox 22 New Prairie 21 Lowell 22 Crown Point 14 Huntington 3 Anderson Madison Heights 36 Richmond 42 Anderson 0 Blackford 14 Tipton 13 Connersville 10 Seymour 7 Indianapolis Northwest 48 Indianapolis Ritter 13 Indianapolis Cathedral 7 Indianapolis Roncalli 6 Edgewood 46 Mitchell 0 a step you win never FRAXXUX, IXD. By BRIAN SMITH The visiting Westfield Shamrocks, unbeaten in four starts, kept the string alive as thpv snniled the Edinburg Lancers' homecoming, Smashing through the Lancer FOUR JOCKEYS TOSSED POMONA, Calif.

(UPI) -Four jockeys were thrown from their mounts in a four-horse spill in the ninth race at the Los Angeles County fairgrounds Wednesday that sent three of the riders to the hospital. The conditions of jockeys Rudy Campas, Rudy Turcotte, and Frank Inda were not immediately known. The fourth jockey involved in the spill, Bill Mahorney, walked away unhurt. The Board of Stewards declared the race "no contest" and a total of $102,336 wagered in the race was returned. The SDill occurred orUheJirst turn of the ninth race when xMini McCoy, battling for the early lead, apparently broke down unseating Campas and setting off a chain reaction.

PISTONS CUT 11 YPSILANTI, Mich. (UPI) -The Detroit Pistons cut 11 of 18 rookies- Wednesday after a fliree-dayy tryout, among them fourth round draft pick Mickey Martin of Pittsburgh. A 246 finale gave Bob Phelps a three-pin 627-624 series victory over Jim Klotzsche in the Union Bank and Trust league at Hi-Way Lanes. Bill Carver and Don Tice each had 593, Norlan Adams 586, Leonard Burton 577 and Russ Smock and Cliff Carries each 576. UNION BANK TRUST Setser Machine Indiana Gas Double Cola Union Bank and Trust Foley and Son No.

2 Team No. 1 Nip 'N' Sip Tavern Don's "66" Service Arvin Industries. Team No. 15 Charlie's Body Shop Lonnie's Body Shop Henderson Drugs Charm House Swift Farm Center Stanfield Insurance Foley and Son Franklin Bank and Trust Kegley Construction Skaggs Brothers 30 20 1H ix 18 "16 16 No honor roll series came about in the Carefree. Women's loop at Greenwood but Lee Wudell had the high game of 190 CAREr net BUMin Porcelain Sales 4 Engineering Kennametal Inc.

Indiana National Bank Equipment Engineering Turn-Style John J. Madden Mfg. Co. Taylor Rental Center Electri-Line Sales Advance Plating Works Stretch Sew Tiki Bouse Beauty Salon Peyton Co. Realtors The Lemon Tree Eden South Meridian Furniture Forest Lawn Memory Garden The Stable Innfluence They all struck out in the Tuesday Nite Pinbusters league at Hi-Way TUES.

PLNBL'STERS Countryside Inn 20 FARR APPOINTED SHREVEPORT. La. LPI -C. Eugene Farr. a Shreveport native, has been named administrative assistant of the new Louisiana franchise in the World Football 'League.

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WmL Thun. Foe Your Shopping Cone PUBLIC SALE Eeas of Franklin on St. Rd. 44 to Road 5W-then south Tmile or 3 miles northwest of Marietta on Road 650W on Thursday, September 26. 1974 Time 11:00 A.M.

FARM EQUIPMENT Oliver 1600 gasoline tractor, three point hich, complete engine overhTul91973; JD 60 tractor; Oliver 4-14 wmowM Dlow- Oliver 4 row rear mounted cultivator; JD 2 few tacT'col ivator; 494 A corn planter with herbicide attachment ver 2 row corn picker; IH 10 ft. elevator with engine. Case a if elevator with engine quick-tack JD No. 5 mower; 7 row Clark weed I sprayer; 12A JD Combine; 2 row rotary hoe; 7 ft cSiDackeW New Idea No. 10A 4 wheel spreader; tH side aiuwr combination flat bed wagon with hydraulic So st Clipper fan mill with sacker motor; 13 Me Co-op wheat driuTma 1 ton Chev.

truck; 150 bales straw; pig creep Teeder. summer water fountain; 1 stock tank; Jjrooder stoves; Itfrtric seed sower; 2 hydraulic cylinders; wood spoke wagon sprlnfl set; 275 gat fuel tank; pump jack motor; Oliver heat houser; milk cans, gas range, Siegoil-stove 8. other misc. items, kc CLARENCE and EDITH ROTH Consigned-1963 JD 55 Combine. 335 head, 14 ft.

gro.n head, 18.4 tires, cab and chopper. Auctioneers-Kenneth Nigh-Hoyl Vanderbeck Clerk: Bernard Wright i -nrh Bnral Chnstan Church a little each week. It regret. mm Phon 881-2541 MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Member Savings and Loan Foundation. Inc.

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