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Wednesday Evening, November 23, 1955 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER, LAFAYETTE, IND. 9 -4 So odl li6 HS Basketball Richmond. 77: Dunkirk, 44 Veteran Zionsville KRUPA NAMED ALL-BIG TEN: 36 Indpls. Attucks, bo; Sheridan, Hosts Devils at 7 p.m. Phil Buck's Hornets Test Tall Broncs, 8:00 An old and respected rival with a brand new coach invades Jeff gym at 8 o'clock tonight when the Rossville Hornets and Coach Marion Crawley's rebuilt Broncos square off.

Taking over the Hornet reins this season is a fellow DAWSON, LUNDY, MURLEY, MURAKOWSKL CITED BY UP Zionsville's Purple Eagles, no strangers to local bas ketball fans, host Coach Bill Berberian's West Lafayette quintet in the Pike township gym tonight with the game scheduled to get under way at 7 p. m. Lafayette time. Maentz and halfback Tony CHICAGO (UP) The Big Ten's three best football Brancff. The Eagles boast one of their most potent crews this season and witn tne veteran ai.

well known to local basketball ol- lowers and one who has given Bronco and Purdue fans fits as a Rosenstihl at the helm Zionsville fans are already casting long distance glances at tournament lau Michigan State's players were quarterback Earl Morrall and fullback Gerald Planutis. The first team was completed by tackle Joe Krupa of Purdue. teams won nine of the 11 positions on the all-conference team selected by the coaches for United Press Tuesday with champion Ohio State grabbing four berths. rels. Eight of the eleven players American halfback, Howard Cas-sady, the only unanimous choice in the lineup who was one of four players to make the team for the second straight year.

Other, players who repeated on the honor eleven were end Ron Kramer of Michigan, guard Calvin Jones of Iowa and tackle Francis a i ky of Ohio State. Ohio State's other representatives on the first team were guard James Parker and center Ken Vargo while the other Michigan players were end Tom were seniors. Three were juniors Michigan State, runner-up for Kramer, Maentz Parker, Tonight's clash is the fourth in the series between the two schools with the Eagles having piled up two straight triumphs since losing the opener. -Although graduation always the title and the conference Rose Every school in the conference Wefield, 51; Dover, 49 Misgissinewa, 85; Fairmount, 33 Madison Sliawe, 77; Madison Central, 37 Danville, 49; Greenwood, 4 7 Madison, 78; Batesville, 54 Brookston, 66; Monon, 37 Montmorencl, 43; West Point, 42 Goodland, 35; Earl Park, 32 Russellville, 73; Romney, 20 Oxford, 62; Freeland Park, S5 Wolcott, 78; Brook, 47 Rensselaer, 49; Remington, 45 Pine 'Village, 57; Covington, 37 Shadeland, 60; Klondike, 56 Boswell, 67; Pine 36 Gilboa, 56; Reynolds, 43 Veedersburgr, 86; Montezuma, 47 Otterbein, 98: Ambia, 42 Delphi, 72; Camden, 55 Jackson Twp. 51; Wea, 49 Monitor, 42; Dayton, 41 Mitchell, 78; Brownstown, 48 Ellettsville.

49: Oolitic, 47 Newport, 79: St. Bernice. 37 Rensselaer, 49; Remington, 4 5 Frankton, 60; Summitville. 55 Parker. 62, Albany, 50 Yorktown.

63; Daleville. 44 DeSoto, 69; Green Twp. (Randolph 53 Hartford City, 66; New Castle, 4 8 Knightstown, 56; Knightstown Memorial, 53 Splceland, 57; Kennard, 55 Lizton, 59; Roacndale, 51 Morgantown, 76; Nashville. 58 Goshen. 58; Nappanee, 53 overtime) Bloomfield, 69: Odon, 44 Lagrange, 73; Cromwell, 64 Winslow, 64, Huntlngburg, 36 Scottsburg, 71; Salem, 4 5 Union Center, 82; Jefferson Center, 70 Larwill.

54: Churubusco, 47 Leo, 67; Riverdale. 45 Fort Wayne Concordia, 78: Berne, 72 Decatur Catholic, 69; Hoagland, 53 Salem Center, 58: Adams Central, 62 Harlan, 65; Lafavette Central. 47 Wheatfield, 68: Fair Oaks. 58 Francesville, 73; Medarvville, 40 Milan, 6S: Brookville. 47 Spartanburjr.

83: Lynn. 54 Mooreland. 76; Straughn. 54 Ijewisville, 55: Sulphur Springs. 41 Markleville.

4 9: Pendleton, 44 Lapel. 56: Greenfield. 52 Noblesville. 68: Fortville. 60 Bowl representative, gained two except Northwestern placed at spots and third-place Michigan placed three men.

leaves a few vacancies Rosenstihl The individual standout in the least one man on the first three teams, with Minnesota and Illinois each getting one third team position. Michigan State landed balloting was Ohio State's All- the top number of players, eight, came out of last year's campaign scarcely untouched. The Eagles raced to 22 victories in 27 games and advanced to the final game of the local Regional tourney before being sidelined by Jeff's Broncos and the Zionsville mentor has a Kosenstihl's five uncorked hish scoring barrasres to dpfeat Fortville (69-62). Clayton (76-42) and Franklin (69-56) before bowinr; to Frankfort. 61-70.

West lone start brought a rousing 71-48 victory over outclassed Covington last Friday night. Berberian indicated that he would stick with the same lineuo which opened against the Trojans and the Devils "first six" will jive, the locals a slight overall edge in height. Chip Holcomb and Angus Duncan will man the forward slots with Keith Wagner at center and Jim Rogers and Bob Backoff at guards. Rosenstihl, with good depth behind his openers, is expected to counter with Jerry Rhoades and Terry Halcom at forwards, Ernie Oden at center and Jim Barrick and Don Marsh at guards. All saw action in the Regional fracas here last year and have previously played against Red Devil with three on both the second and third teams.

Luppino Rushing Toward One former all conference foe Jackson township in its next start 48-60. Jeff was chased all the way to the wire in its lone contest before squeezing past Lebanon 46-40 and Crawley will probably continue to shuffle his tall squad as he experiments to find his best all-around combination. If the Bronco boss sticks with his first game lineup Ron Fisher and Maurice Vaughn will be in the forward slots with Vic Klink-er at center and Jim Heath and Jack Williamson at guards. Buck's lineup will team 6'0" Wayne Flora with the veteran 6'1" Weida at forward while 5'H" Joe Metzger will open at center with Oglesby, 5'10," and Don Mocker-man, manning the guard posts. Speed and expert sniping have always marked the Hornet squads and Buck is expected to continue stressing the Rossville strong points although his squad will rank as underdogs.

Depth, always a Crawley trademark, will again be a major factor in Jeff's favor as they bid to extend their string over the Hornets to eight in a row in the non-conference tussle. player quarterback Len Dawson player, Phil Buck. The former Rossville and Indiana university-star left a job as IU frosh coach to return to his alir.a mater when Allen Niswonger moved on to Darlington. The new mentor inherited only two lettermen, but they were a couple of firebrands, Jerry Weida and Morris Ogles-by. The pair were big' guns in the Rossville attack last season against the Broncos before the Jeffmen salted away a 67-50 victory.

The Hornets have been regularly scheduled opponents since 1948, but so far Rossville hasn't been able to turn in a victory although most of the games were bitterly contested and the score "spread" deceiving. Buck won't have anything to match the terrific height of the Broncos, but the Hornets will have an edge in game experience since they have been in action twice. Rossville blasted Hoosier conference rival Flora 61-49, but was trimmed by Clinton county full complement of senior letter-men starters back in harness. Zionsville's squad experience of Purdue, failed to repeat. Though he made the All-Big Ten eleven last year, he was ham and home floor advantages won't be the only things the Berberian pered by a broken thumb most of the 1955 season and finished Offensive Titles, Records By Tlie Associated Press Arizona's Art Luppino, vhose idea of playing football is just to grab the ball and run, already has set one major college ground gaining record this year.

If he can stay in front of Navy's George Welsh and Jim Swink of Texas Christian for one more Saturday, he'll add these: on the second team tnis year. The coaches listed 17 tackles, cagers have to contend with tonight. The Eagles have already racked up three victories in four starts and the extra game time will mean a lot since the Scarlets have been in action only once so far. 15 ends, 10 centers, 8 quarter backs, 15 halfbacks and 6 full backs in their selections. St.

1. The first player to gain more' ground by rushing than any other can gain by rushing and passing. Middletown. 51; Anderson Mary's, 50 Wilkinson. 70: Anderson Highland, Gosport, 67; T'nionville.

56 Urbana. 59: Bippus. 54 Rock Creek, 60; Lancaster, 5 8 Clearspring, 39; Cortland, 37 Perrysville, 49: Hillsboro, 43 Winamac 69: Rochester. 59 Purdue placed four players on the second team, Dawson, tackle Dick Murley, end Lamar Lundy and fullback Bill MurakowskL 2. The first player to lead the nation's running backs for two consecutive seasons.

46 Oreensburu, 50: North Vernon, Also on the second team were Nohlesville, 68; Fortville. 60 Hammond Noll. 59; South Bend end Dave Howard and guard Scores Wells Gray from Wisconsin Washington. 40 Mishawaka. 80: Plymouth.

67 Lakeville. 76; Washington-Clay. 36 Goshen, 58; Nappanee, 53 (overtime) Walkerton, 59; North Liberty. 58 guard Carl Nystrom and a 1 f- back Walt a lc yk from MIEATFIELD: OKE BY QUARTERS Michigan State, center Jim Bates Wheatfield 12 33 54 from Michigan and halfback Ed Fair Oaks Wheatfield Johnny Bright of Drake, 1949-50. Challenging the Arizona antelope are Welsh, who has gained all but 20 of his 1,163 yards by throwing passes, and Swink, another runner, with 1,152 yards on the ground.

Navy, of course, plays Army next Saturday and TCU goes against Southern Methodist. Most of the leaders in all individual offense departments already have ended their seasons. In addition to threatening Lup-pino's total yardage lead, Welsh also stands an outside chance of capturing the passing title. Columbia's Claude Benham and Purdue's Len Dawson wound up with 89 and 87 completions, respectively. Welsh, with the top completion percentage (.623) and the top yardage (1,143) has hit on 76 of his 122 tosses.

He neds 14 more against Army to top Benham. Michigan State's Earl Morrall Vincent from Iowa. Concord, 38: Madison Twp. (St Joseph 36 Baugo 79; Wakarusa. 58 Bristol, 55; New Paris, 51 Knox, 4 4: Lapaz.

42 Bremen. 59: Syracuse. 47 North Judson. 66; Hebron. 53 The 1955 all Big Ten football Terpstra ossakowski Krieve team: AT Romnpv 59 IS Russellvllle 2.t 54 73 SCORE HT (irAKTKRS Itnssellvillo It Roinney Pureell 1 3 Oswait 1 0 Pittman 2 2 C.

Wrieht 0 4 IK. Wright 1 0 Webstpr 5 2 Hoskina 2 0 WhitPley 2 4 Marks 1 0 Reddish 1 2 Hryar.t 1 Calvert 1 1 Emmons 0 Iponard 5 1 Malwba rv 0 il Neal 4 1 Mellady 1 Osborne 3 Oi Totals 2 1T: Totals a 2 74 Aubbeenaubbee 15 31 40 Fair Oaks 3 Blankenship 4 i Nelson 51 Crawford 6 Piatt ft Magree 0 Warns 0, Bain 0 Patzschke Cavinder Green Ron Kramer, Michigan Twp 4 7 West 51; San Pierre, 33 Mentone. 53: Tippecanoe, 51 Francis Machinsky, OSU WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND LOS ANGELES (UP) Football coaches hung in effigy this season Tuesday drew the sympathy of men who feel they often are held up to as much public scorn the master plumbers. By unanimous vote, 300 members of the Associated Plumbing contractors of L03 Angeles Tuesday resolved to make an honorary master plumber of every football coach who has been hung in effigy this season. "We as plumbers, who are accustomed to being judged unfairly, welcome these coaches as kindred souls and clasp them to our bosoms," the resolution said.

The plumbers association also declared that if any coaches were forced to quit or wanted to quit their jobs, "the association will find employment for them, plugging up leaks in other lines." (over- Jones Mwtliis Oshorn Fribertr James Parker, Ohio State 3. Arizona will be the first college to produce two different total offense champions. When Luppino galloped for 139 yards against Xew Mexico last Saturday he brought his total yardage for nine games to 1,245 all gained on the ground. That not only gave him the total offense lead, but it made him the top all-time major college rusher for a two-season span. As a sophomore in 1954, Luppino rushed 1,369 yards.

His two-year total, with one game to go against Arizona State at Tempe, stands at 2,614, surpassing the service interrupted two season mark of 2,543 yards set by Rudy Mobley of Hardin-Simmons in 1942 and 1946. Arizona's previous total offense champ was Fred Enke in 1947. Two individuals have won the title twice, Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma A. and 1944-45, and Ken Vargo, Ohio State Calvin Jones, Iowa Totals Joe Krupa, Purdue 22 2f Totals It TEAMS Fair Oaks. 2 3 it TEAMS Wheatfield, Kussellville.

Roraney, HS Grid Ratings By DR. E. E. LITKEMIOUS THE TOP 10 1. East Chicago Roosevelt 2.

Hammond Noll 3. Fort Wayne North Side S2.7 4. South Bend Washington S2.0 5. South lif-n'I Central SI. 7 fi.

South Bend Sl.S 7. Kvanaville Keitz 8.fi 8. 9. Marion 79.4 10. Evansvllle Central Anderson 70.9 Lebanon 59.2 Conners ille ...52.4 Logansport 73.4 Otawfordsville 44.4 Marion 79.4 Helphi City 53.9 Elwood 5S.4 Mnntirello 31..

Frankfort 44.4 Morocco 4R.I 'Ireencastla 4.5 Muncio Cent. Ind. Cath 8.1 New Castle 9 Ind. Sac. lit 51.1 Rensselaer ind.

Tech 63.3 Richmond Ind. Wash 6 1 .3 Sheridan 50.9 Klrklin 44.3T.H. Wiley S7.4 Kokomo 74. 6 W. Lafaj etta Lafayetto 6.j,S Soccer Meeting Here Saturday Purdue university will host the ajinual meeting of the Midwestern Intercollegiate Soccer conference Saturday, Nov.

26, at the field-house, Coach Tony Annarino announced Tuesday. Member colleges of the conference are Indiana university, Wheaton college, Earlham college, Morton Junior college, University of Chicago, Navy Pier Branch of University of Illinois, University of Illinois, and Purdue. Rule changes will be discussed, 1956 schedules drawn, and the championship trophy awarded to Indiana university. VT SHADELAXD AT RENSSELAER Tom Maentz, Michigan QB Earl Morrall, MSU HB Howard Cassady, OSU HB Tony Branoff, Michigan FB Gerald Planutis, MSU time) Lowell, 6 34 Kouts, 4 9 Pleasant Lake, 55; Metz, 5 ctwensville, 52: Hazleton, 4 2 Tell City, 64; Mount Vernon, SI F'reelandville. 42: Fritchton.

39 Chrisney. 61: Hawesville, 43 Mackey. 55: Elberfeld. 52 Haubstadt, 49: Poseyville. 40 lale, 51; Cannelton.

47 Fort Branch. 73: New Harmony. Cynthiana, 89: Decker Chapel. 74 Huron, 79: Campbellsburg. 63 Cnion Twp.

(LaPorte S3 Crosse, 61 Mill Creek. 83; Kingsbury. 53 Rolling Prairie, 67: T'nion Mills, Wanatah. 60; Westville. 45 ORE BY QUARTER La- topped last Saturday's individual performers in the statistics as he vaulted from 16th place to seventh in total offense.

Morrall accounted for net 263 yards against Marquette, completing 10 of 14 passes for 274 and losing a few by Rensselaer 2 "1 4 9 Remington 12 22 2" 43 SCORE BY Kits Rensselaer It Remington It lay 2 3 Nelson 2 1 Jordan 4 0 Croive 3 0 Pflert lerer 5 0 Bvrd 4 11 Wortley 7 2 Medley 3 0 Ristau 1 4 May 3 3 Walker 1 0 Totals Totals 15 15 Sliadeland 1 4 37 :0 60 13 29 41 55 Klondike II Eshadeland Fl Wolf OVerhey 4 3 Erwin 4 1 V. Smith 5 0 I'cosma OMct'nwell 1 J' I looker 4 2Rerry 4 Fife 1 0 Morris 5 roddine-ton 7 5 Riley 1 Harwell 0 0 Graves 0 0 Sheets 2 0 Clark 2 Mollemon 0 0B. Smith 0 0' Totals 24 8 Totals 22 161 Stillwell. 53; Clinton Twp. (LaPorte 47 Terre Haute State.

6S: Dugger 45 rushing. Another standout was "incredible" Credell Green of II TEAMS SECOND TEAM: Dave Howard, Wisconsin Norm Masters, MSU Wells Gray, Wisconsin James Bates, Michigan Carl Nystrom, MSU Dick Murley, Purdue Lamar Lundy, Purdue QB Len Dawson, Purdue HB Ed Vincent, Iowa HB Walt Kowalczyk, MSU FB Bill Murakowski, Purdue. Remington. Rensselaer. II TEAMS Whet Air Attack Honey Creek, bo; Shelburn.

43 Bowling Green. 35: Cory, 34 66: Dana. 59 Newport. 79: St. Bernice, 37 Rockville.

97: Bellmore. 50. Marshall, 48: Bloomingdale. 4 5 Bloomfield. K9; Odon, 44 Tangier, 64; Greene Twp.

Washington, who rushed for 25S yards against Washington State for the season's top single game AT BOS WELL: Klondike. 27: Shadeland. Icy Stretch' AT PEVE ULLAGE: performance. PAWTUCKET, R. I.

(AP) (Parke The individual offense leaders: SCORE BY QUARTERS TOTAL OFFESSK Boswfll IS 29 43 7 Pipe Twp. 8 2S 36 SCORE BY QUARTERS Boswell Fll'ine Twp. O. Flvnn 9 I E. Ptiner 1 4 Nattineer 1 l'R.

Skoog .1 4 McPnniel 2 0 Tahert 0 Peeves 3 3i R. Zink Patterson 1 1 Justice 0 1 O. Flvnn 2 P. Ohnian 2 Oyler 4 4 W. Dalton 2 0 Albertsou 2 1 Totals 27 13 Totals 10 16 Yesterday afternoon's racing card at Narrangansett park was canceled because of a frozen track.

Today's races are scheduled to go at the usual starting time, 1 p.m. A new racing card for today will be drawn. SOUTH BEND (AP) Notre Dame tuned up its passing attack yesterday with Coach Terry Brennan warning that Southern California may force the Irish to take to the air Saturday. The Irish had to come from behind on an aerial attack led by Paul Hornung to defeat Iowa last week. "Southern -California is capable of forcing us to do the same things in trying to win," said Brennan.

Pine Village 12 33 51 57 ''ovinpton 10 "it S.0 37 Pine Village Covinjrton Harriott 1 01. Saeer 1 3 Martin 3 3 Elmore 1 0 Dysert 0 2IBodine 1 2 Tones 13 2 Smith 2 3 Morgan 0 l'Holycross 0 0 Smith 2 2 Williams 3 2 C'owgill 3 0 P.eed 3 0 Eberley rt 0 Townseml 0 2 Hooker 1 1 Sherman 1 1 Bannon 0 OTvriddy ft 0 I L. Sager 0 2 Totals 23 11' Totals 12 15 It TEAMS Pine 42; Covington, 38. 4 5 Blackhawk. 59: Gill Twp.

49 Hillsdale. 67: Bridgton. 52 Chesterton, 66; Crown Point, 39 Kewsnna. 69; Monterey, 51 P.oyal Center, 62: Flora. 60 (overtime) Washington Twp.

(Cass 67: Young America, 31 New Ross, 46: Darlington, 44 Linden. 36: Alamo. 32 64: Kingman. 56 Marshall. 48: Bloomingdale.

45 Ladoga, 74: NewT Market, 60 Perrysville. 49: Hillsboro. 43 Hagerstown, 69: Cambridge City, 59 Webster, 62; Economy, 54 Union Twp. (Randolph 65: Williamsburg. 52 Seymour, 80; Franklin.

58 New Albany, 63; Cory don. 61 It TEAMS Pine 26 Boswell, 4S THIRD TEAM: Brad Bomba, Indiana Bob Hobert, Minnesota Dave Weaver, Ohio State Joe Badaczewski, MSU Dave Hill, Michigan Bob Skoronski, Indiana John Lewis, Michigan State QB Jerry Reichow, Iowa HB Clarence Peaks, MSU HB Harry Jefferson, Illinois FB Lou Baldacci, Michigan AT BROOKSTON: G. l'lnys Yds. 1. Luppino, Ariz.

9 18S 1245 2. Welsh, Navy 171 1163 3. Swink. TCU 9 1 35 1152 4. J.

Keiehow, 9 76 1091 5. Brouie. Stan 1') I'll 1054 6. Koach SMC 9 1051 7. Morrall, Msr 115 1047 8.

Ifnlilska. Wise. 9 1 101'J 9. Brown, ...10 157 loll 10. Cassaly, OSl' 9 171 997 IU SUING Rushes Yds.

1. Luppino. Ariz. 9 Ki 1245 2. Swink.

TIT 9 134 1152 .3. assady. OSIT 9 Ifil 958 4. Brown. 1'CLA ....10 130 S29 5.

James. Auburn 9 110 S25 Moss, W. Vir 9 2 722 7. Shanley, Ore. ...10 100 711 8.

Moore. Ark 10 134 701 9. Moore, Penn 9 131 fi97 10. Tarr, Stan. 10 171 687 TASSING O.

Att. Cp. Fet. Yds. 1.

Penham, Co 1SS 89 .473 999 2. 1 in son. Fur. 9 153 87 .561 1005 3. Welsh, Navy 8 122 75 .623 1143 4.

Brodie, Stan 10 133 76 .571 1034 5. BeaKle, lart. 9 155 75 .484 812 6. Haluska. Wis.

9 132 71 1036 7. Ford, 9 128 70 .547 814 8. Consoles. W.Fo. 10 123 66 .537 7S7 9.

Clements. Tex. 9 122 62 .508 772 10. Roach, SMU 9 133 59 .444 851 AT OTTERBEEV: SCORE BY QUARTERS Brookston 18 32 4 llonoii 4 11 23 Brookston Jt Fi Monon It I McCann 5 0 Davis 4 1 Woods 0 0 Hulderaft 0 MeRevnolds 2 Whicenian 1 2 Childers 0 2 Slaugtit-rs 1 2 Summers 4 Tnackrs 3 Mansfield 6 1 1 Pntts 1 O.Fairehild 3 Mci dnahay 1 0 Watson 1 0 Morehouse 5 Bonders 0 3 Bpear nj Totals 2S in Totals 11 3 Big Chief A Regular Davey' LONDON, Ont. (AP) Jeweler John Collision, 81, is back from a hunting trip to the Parry Sunod district with another deer.

It's the 32nd successive year he's brought home the venison. CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland baseball writers picked outfielder Al Smith as the Cleveland Indi Fight Results By the Associated Press HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Cisco Andrade, 136, Compton, Calif, stopped Kenny Davis, 131, Los Angeles, 7. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Al Andrews, 163, St.

Paul, outpointed Jimmy Martinez, 160, Phoenix, Ariz. 10. SCORE BY CJUARTERS Otterbein 22 45 Anibia 5 15 28 41 Otterbein It FjAmbia It Christopher 3 6Herndon 1 0 Bro7i 2 ft Davis 1 ft Niohols 3 2 Marke 1 5 Fisher 5 2 Krebbs 2 9 Atha 2 CBurnett 1 Tawson 7 4 'Brown 2 0 Smith 5 ft Brost 0 ft Newell 1 3MitehelI 0 2 Anderson ,1 0McDonald 0 0 Pearl "a 10. Garner 1 1 Stewart 0 OiMarko 4 0 Totals 34 3ft! Totals 12 IS TEAMS ans "Man of the Year." It TEAMS AT SCIRCXEVTLLE: Monon. 17 Brookston, 30 Relief hurler Ray Narleski also was considered for the award for AT MOXTMOKEXCI: his 9-1 record.

HrTj.lllif" I I JPti' SCORE BY QUARTER 1" IS Mont morenci It Otterbein, 50; Anibia, 32 AT DELPHI: 3 4 3 3 4 0 1 West Point 1 Byers 1 J. Martin 5 Iverber ft Rosen 0 Bodle (V Larson 0 West Point Mont morenci Hawkins Lemon Hobaugh Shidler Starey Kerkhoff Mott SCORE BY QUARTERS Cutler 14 25 f-3 S3 Scirelevllle 22 45 69 Cutler FSoireleville Ft McCartv R. 3 0 Huffer 7 0 Hausenfluck 0 2 Russell fi 2 Human 4 2 Clark 7 Bray 6 15 Butler 2 k-assell 1 6Burpett' 1 2 Keff OlGoodw-in 2 1 McCartv, G. 3 0 0 Mundell 0 OlDunn 1 1 iBrenton ft Click 3 7 Hankins 0 0 Wyrlck 0 0 Totals 17 29 Totals 32 25 TEAMS Scircleville, 52; Cutler, 27. 17 8 1 7 Totals JR.

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