The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 12

January 22, 1971 KEEPING SCORE With Jmrry Blrgm lib i The Vincennes YOUNG ALICE INVASION basketball comes to the Jasper gym tonight to test the Jasper Wildcats in one oi the top SIAC battles of the year. Orlando Wyman, the roost capable architect of good basketball, has gone to a youth movement at the last two years and his move is already starting to pay off even though his roster doesn't contain a single senior. In fact, his starting Uaeup consists of three sophomores and two juniors! Wyman will be snooting for his seventh straight personal win over Jasper as a coach. His lifetime record against the Wildcats is 7.1 (4-1 at Tell City and 3-0 at Vincennes.) only win over a Wyman-coached team was in 1960 when the Cats prevailed, 67-49, second year at Tell City. Vincennes also holds a jinx over the Wildcats.

The Alices have won four straight from Jasper and seven of their last eight encounters. a big game for Jasper coach Ed Schultheis who has never beaten a Wyman-coached team or a Vincennes team. 499TH GAME When Wyman starts pulling the strings at the start of contest it will mark his 499th game as a head coach. And his record is something else. His overall mark in coaching (this is his 19th year) is 365 wins and only 133 losses, a percentage of .733.

He has coached at Wingo and South Hopkins, and at Tell City9 Hammond and Vincennes. His teams have won 12 sectionals, seven regionals, three semi-states, eight holiday tournaments and three conference titles. His three-and-a-half year record at Vincennes is He has 498 games behind him but Wyman is just as concerned about game as he was with any of the others. are expecting a real tough ball he said, has apparently straightened out after those three losses. We saw at Washington and they were real Wyman appeared to be looking for sympathy as he drawled, all rights Jasper has far too much size and experience for us but we are at least going to try to hang in there and hope to at least make the game interesting.9’ A TOUGH PLACE Wyman, like roost other coaches, Laver Beats Ashe Sixth Straight Time NEW YORK (UPI) Australian Rod Laver has extended his mastery over Virginian Arthur Ashe to six straight matches, but the American ace may get a chance for revenge next week because of the of his old mentor, 42-year-old Pancho Gonzalez.

Laver subdued Ashe, 7-5, to win his fifth consecutive $10,000 match in the $210,000 Tennis Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden Thursday night. That boosted the 32-year-old lifetime record against Ashe to 6-0, but Ashe could get another crack at the red-haired left-hander next Thursday night at the Garden. The scheduled challenger, Gonzalez, has asked from his Los Angeles home to be released from the tournament. The slot will be determined by a Detroit match" pairing Ashe against Aussie Ken Rosewall. win Thursday night increased his classic earnings thus far to one quarter of the record total prize money of $201,953 which he earned last year.

look forward to playing tonight in the Jasper gyro. have a tremendous home court advantage at he said, as tough a place to play in Southern Indiana and compares with East Chicago Washington and Michigan City for home court Wyman will try to counter and advantage with a young team which has reeled off nine wins in 12 outings against some pretty fair competition. Sophomores Ron Thomas (13.8) and Jon Llrobach (13.1) are the leading scorers for Wyro balanced attack. Both started on number of occasions a year ago for the Alices 12-11 squad. A third sophomore, Gary Burdsall, joins the starters along with juniors Bryan Evans and Dan Bauer.

Another junior, Ernie Brothers, is the top reserve and scored 20 against Reitz last week when he started in place of an ailing Thomas. The Alices big, but they the smallest team around either. Burdsall stands 6-4, Thomas is 6-3, Evans is listed at 6-2. Bauer is 6-even and Llrobach is the runt of the bunch at 5-9. KEY GAME For Jasper the game is most important if they are to stay in the thick of the SIAC race.

The Wildcats stand 7-1 in conference play, tied for the top spot with Evansville North. Reitz is 6-1 in the conference. Vincennes stands The last time Jasper beat Vincennes was on Jan. 21, 1966, at Vincennes. George Cats won the game, 64-62, as Butch Betz scored 27 points and Rick Otto tallied 17.

Since then the Alices have won four straight Vincennes posted a thrilling 70-68 win over Jasper a year ago at the old Adams Coliseum. Coach Schultheis has never been happy with everything that transpired in that contest and he as been waiting a full 12 months for a chance to get back at the Alices. It promises to be a most interesting evening at the jam -packed JHS gyro. Player-0f-Month ATLANTA (UPI) Sidney sensational play in moving UCLA toward its fifth consecutive NCAA basketball title today earned the 6-8 forward the January of the designation in candidate voting for the Naismith Trophy. The Naismith Trophy is presented annually to the outstanding college player at the end of the season THE DAILY HERA i Notre Dame Hosts UCLA This Weekend By United Press International UCLA, making its second and last scheduled trip eastward this season, could be in store for a surprise this weekend.

the opinion of Johnny Dee, the Notre Dame coach whose club will take on the No. 1 ranked and unbeaten Bruins Saturday night at South Bend, Ind. UCLA, whose only other trip from the West was a success as it won the Steel Bowl tournament in Pittsburgh during the Christmas holidays, opens its two-game Midwest stand tonight against Loyola of Illinois at Chicago Stadium. The Bruins, 13-0 this season, are expected to have little trouble with the Ramblers, winners of only two of 11 games. Notre Dame is 8-4 but the losses include close decisions to Marquette and South Carolina, both highly-ranked.

Adding to the possibility of an upset is the fact that the game is being played at Notre Dame, which generally regarded as a haven for visiting teams. The game matches two surefire All Americas, Sidney Wicks of UCLA and Notre Austin Carr. In a light schedule of activity Thursday night, only two top 20 teams were in action. Utah State (No. 11) used 30-point performances by Marv Roberts and Nate Williams to down Utah 102-92 and Weber State, ranked 17th, fell to Seattle 74-70.

Utah State played more than half the game without two starters. Guard Jeff Tibb6 was hit in the eye, suffering a broken blood vessel. He may be out for the season. In other action, unbeaten Massachusetts recorded its Uth victory, beating Boston University 77-63 and Duquesne routed Cleveland State 106-60. Page 11 HUNTER Huntlngburg High School gyro this week looked a great deal like an infirmary or a field hospital as injuries took their toll among the Hunter basketball players and coaches.

The injured include 1. to Toro Seidl, a 6-0 sophomore starter for the Little Hunters who was scheduled to move up with the varsity this week; 6-1 Mark Hildebrand, leading scorer for the Hunter varsity and A1 Long, Hunter assistant coach. Helping Hildebrand with his foot is 5-10 senior Doug Prior, third leading scorer for the Hunter varsity who is also out of action with a bruised thigh. Seidl broke his ankle when he slipped on some ice earlier this week, Hildebrand refractured a foot he had broken during the football season and Long tore some ligaments in his ankle while working out with the Hunter basketball team. Prior suffered his injury in practice this week.

(Herald Photo) Jasper 10th Street Beats Twice The Jasper 10th Street seventh and eighth grade basketball teams defeated Huntingburg Thursday night at Huntingburg. The Jasper seventh graders won, 41-18, while the eighth graders posted a 48-30 win. Jim Schultheis led the seventh graders with 14 points, Stan Schroeder added seven, led Huntingburg with five. Jeff Rohleder tossed in 20 points to lead the Jasper eighth graders to victory. Larry Giesler followed with 12.

Katter topped Huntingburg with six points. Jasper 10th Street plays again Wednesday in the Jasper Grade Tourney against Ferdinand. 7TH GRADE 10th Street 6 13 Huntingburg 5 13 8TH GRADE 10th Street 13 33 Huntingburg 11 16 John Vaught Steps Down At Ole Miss JACKSON, Miss. (UPI)-The final gun has sounded for the Vaught era of Ole Miss Football. After nearly a quarter century at the helm John Howard Vaught, on his (Continued on Page 13) Austin Carr Moving Up Among Leaders NEW YORK (UPI) Notre Austin Carr is closing in on second place among all-time college basketball career scorers.

Pete Maravich is the all-time leader with a 44.2 point-per-game average while a star at Louisiana State, and Oscar Robertson is second currently with a three-year mark of 33.8, compiled while at the University of Cincinnati. Carr has a three-year average of 33.5 points. Currently this year he is second in scoring behind Johnny Neuman with a 37.8 average. Maravich is now with the Atlanta Hawks and Robertson, who played on two Indiana high school championship teams at Indianapolis Attacks, is now with the Milwaukee Bucks of the NBA. Carr is hitting on 54 per cent of his field goals and 82 per cent of his free throws but he says he check the scoring columns after a game.

check the Carr said lost five, eight and 10 pounds, this tells me played up to my George McGinnis of Indiana is fifth in the current NCAA scoring Borr-Reeve And Otwell Split Pair Barr-Reeve and Otwell split a pair of grade school basketball games Thursday night at Otwell. Xweil won the seventh grade Same, 32-22, while Barr-Reeve won the eight grade encounter, 51-26. Dave Barrett led Otwell to victory in the seventh grade game with 12 points and then scored 10 points in a losing cause in the eighth grade game. Meadors chipped in with seven points for the seventh graders, Seller led Barr- Reeve with five. 12 points led eighth graders to victory.

7TH GRADE Barr-Reeve 6 12 16 22 Otwell 6 17 28 32 8TH GRADE Barr-Reeve 18 24 39 51 Otwell 2 15 19 26 race with a 30.2 average. Carr has 167 field goals, 82 free throws, 416 points, while McGinnis has 146 field goals, 70 free throws and 362 points. HIWAY For Quality LIQUOR STORE Ico Cubes Cold Beer 110 East 3rd Jasper 26 14 44 20 41 18 48 30 GIVE THE FAMILY A TREAT THIS WEEKEND Why not taka the family out for a ddtctous Thcy'H lovo our variety. Como In Soon Try Our DtNdous OtkfcM Filth Skips DUTCH LUNCH rW viVf WW VnM 311 Pair CASUAL PANTS 111 Pair Rtgular $8 to $12 PRICE 220 Pair Regular $7 $8 Another Bigglm At Thm MODERN On ffce Square 0pm Wtd. ft Fri.

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