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Page 14 The Dubois County DAILY HERALD, Jasper, Ind. CALDWELL Joe Caldwell (27) who returned to action Wednesday night after a prolonged absence, gets away from Dan Issel (44) and Louie Dampier (10) and goes for a score in ABA action at Charlotte, N.C. Caldwell's return didn't help the however, as the Colonels posted a 122-111 victory. (United Press International) ROCKETS TO BE SOLD JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) Manager Bob Sabourin of the Jacksonville Rockets said Wednesday the team's board of directors has voted unanimously to sell the Eastern Hockey League club.

The Rockets have a record and are mired in the EHL Southern Division cellar. Basketball Scores INDIANA BASKETBALL COLLEGE Kansas 88 Notre Dame 72 Wisconsin 92 DePauw 69 Taylor 100 North Kentucky State 87 Central Michigan 89 Ball State 83 (Continued on Page 19) Doni Ryiaet tarira BUSH NUNN-BU2H 24 tarn and.gijjt. csAiihcabe, compiete, backaticvtaniee. I The ON 7Hi SQUARi OPEN EVERY WEEKDAY NIGHT TIL 8 CLOSED All DAY SUNDAY New Castle Rated Tops By UPI Poll By KURT FREUDENTHAL INDIANAPOUS (UPI)-New Castle's Trojans, state finalists last March and perhaps the team to beat this time, lived up to their advance billing by being rated No. 1 high school basketball power.

In the first UPI board ratings, coach Cecil veteran outfit, winner of its first five starts, grabbed 15 of 21 first-place votes from the panel of experts for 202 out of a possible 210 points. The other first-place votes went to Gary West, Michigan City, Terre Haute North, and Kokomo. New Castle had two close calls in its first five games, winning at North Central of Indianapolis the second time out, 72-70, then (Continued on Page 19) Gilmore Leads Colonels Over Cougars, 122-111 By United Press International Rookie Artis Gilmore says that defense is his and but the Kentucky 7-foot-2 rookie also packs a might offensive wallop. Gilmore, who had been averaging about 22 points a game while leading the American Basketball Association in rebounding and blocked shots, showed some of his offensive prowess Wednesday night when he and Dan Issel combined for 75 points in a 122111 victory over the Carolina Cougars at Charlotte, N.C. Issel scored 41 points and (Continued on Page 19) Clutch Play By West Lifts Lakers To Win By United Press International West was just great in the clutch usual." That was Coach Bill summation Wednesday night after the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Houston Rockets 125-120 and moved to within two victories of the National Basketball all-time mark of 20 in a row.

The 18th straight victory behind the 20 in a row put together by the Milwaukee Bucks last season increased their season mark to on Page 20) pecemper Virginia Pulis Shocker -T A r-T Over Maryland, same and never trailed there Xr. The Cavaliers led By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer new basketball lasted exactly two games. The Terrapins, with Coach Lefty Driesell recruiting some of the top scholastic talent in the nation for the past three seasons, had hoped to end stranglehold on college basketball superiority and build their own dynasty. Maryland cruised by Brown and George Washington in its first two games but the bubble burst Wednesday night as Virginia stunned the fifth-ranked Terps 78-57. Barry Parkhill scored 21 points as controlled offense dominated the game.

The Cavaliers shot 67 per cent in the first half and riddled second half press to go ahead by 17 points. scrambling defense also held Tom McMillen, the nation's most sought after schoolboy two years ago, to just one field goal and four points in all. Jim Hobgood controlled the boards for Virginia and added 15 points and Frank Dewitt had 13. Jim was high scorer with 13. Virginia took the lead 7-5 on Dewitt's layup early in the Pacers Sign Price INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The Indiana Pacers Wednesday night announced the signing of Mike Price, a native of Indianapolis and a former player for the University of Illinois, to an American Basketball Association contract.

To make room for the former National Basketball Association rookie who was waived by the NBA, the Pacers put Arvesta Kelly on waivers. Kelly was picked up two weeks ago from the Pittsburgh Condors, also from the waiver list. Price, a 6-3 guard, is the third member of the 1966 Indiana high school all-stars signed by the defending ABA Western Division champs. He joins Marv Winkler and Rick Mount from the star squad. Two other former Indiana stars are playing professionally for Keller from the 1965 team and George McGinnis from the 1969 squad.

School Officials Blasted In Collins at the half. In the only other action involving a ranked team, Kansas, behind Bud 34-points, rolled over Notre Dame 88-72 Stallworth laving one of the best nights of his career, led the Jayhawks to a 52-35 lead at the half. Kansas outrebounded the Irish 50-34 and took advantage of 25 Notre Dame turnovers. Elsewhere, Wichita State remained unbeaten by stopping Colorado 70-55 as Ron Harris scored 24 points; Doug Farrell hit a pair of free throws with 26 seconds left to lift Niagara to a 71-70 victory over LaSalle; sophomore center Marvin Barnes had a school record 34 rebounds to help Providence rout Buffalo State 76-58; and Lamont 19 points helped Wisconsin down DePauw 92-69. In other games, Brown beat Yale 72-68, Dartmouth trounced Harvard 86-88, East Carolina defeated Davidson 67-57, Fairfield topped Connecticut 76-69, Kansas State routed Texas 8760, Louisville blitzed Dayton 8860, Marshall clobbered St.

Peter's 106-71, Massachusetts trimmed Holy Cross 93-82 and Seton Hall defeted Cal-Irvine 94 Bowling At Gerbo Lanes LOGANSPORT, Ind. (UPI) The Logan sport Pharos Tribune Press charged in an editorial Wednesday that certain school officials conspired to deny a young student of his because he is married. The student is Steve Collins, a star on Pioneer High basketball team of last season who has since been married. Collins went to court and ed a temporary injunction prohibiting the Pioneer School board at nearby Royal Center from enforcing its rule against married students taking part in extra-curricular activities, including sports. Collins as of last Friday became eligible to play, after meeting an IHSAA rule requiring 10 days of practice.

However, in the meantime, a series COUNTY LEAGUE Bob Luegers Motor Co. 4 Stylemasters 0, Ger bo Lanes 4 Tire Supply 0, Modern 3 imperial Bev. Co. 1 Doerner Sports 3 Village Miss 1, Sani Clean 3 Sprite Racers 1, United Cab. Co.

3, Bob's Bait Liquors I HIGH GAMES: Ed Bauer (Stylemasters) 208, Dave Ackerman (Luegers Motor) 204; Ron Kunkel Tire) 224, Urban Disc hing er (Gerbo Lanes) 222; AI Wessel (Modem) 212, Charles Egler (Imperial Bev.) 210; Cotton Singer (Doerner Sports) 197, Cotton Stemle (Village Miss) 167; Urban Blessinger (Sani Clean) 196, Jim Meyer (Sprite Racers) 192; Charles Meyer Bob's Bait Liquors) 189, Ron Kieffner (United Cab. Co.) 184 HIGH SERIES: Bauer (Stylemasters) 537, Ackerman (Bob Luegers Motor) 527; Dus chinger (Gerbo Lanes) 577, Kunkel Tire) 573; Wessel (Modern) 591, Egler (Imperial Bev.) 555; Allen Friedman (Doerner Sports) 537, Stemle (Village Miss) 467; Blessinger (Sani-Clean) 542, Meyer (Sprite Racers) 481; Keiffner (United Cab.) 531, Dennis Durcholz (Bob's Bait 6i Liquors) 492. WEDNESDAY NIOHT LADIES Jasper Desk Co. 4 Seers Roebuck 0, Fromme Const. Co.

3 Sherwin-Williams 1, Neu hoff Wagner Const. Co. 3 Dr. Pepper 1, Gordon Foods) 2 Modern 2, Fritch Dutch Lunch 2 Breidenbaughs 2, Buehler's IGA 2 Fords 2. HIGH GAMES: Frances Kunz (Jasper Desk Co.) 207, Theresa Stratman (Seers Roebuck) 174; Irene Dippel (Sherwin-Williams) 176, Juanita Hoffman (Fromme Const.

Co.) 174; Carol Herbig (Neuhoff 8i Wagner Const. Co.) 184, Carolyn Hentrup (Dr. Pepper) 197; Jenny Bell (Modern) 157, Viola Giesler (Gordon Foods) 155; Judy Yarbrough (Breidenbaugh's) 209, Anne Nass (Fritch Dutch Lunch) Mary Helen Yarbrough (Buehler's IGA) 220, Mary Kaye Krieg (Fords) 166. HIGH SERIES: Kunz (Jasper Desk Co.) 519, Connie Schmitt (Sears Roebuck) 460; Dippel (Sherwin Hoffman (Fromme Const. Co.) 480; Schifter (Neuhoff Wagner Const.

Co.) 491, Hentrup (Dr. Pepper) 481; Giesler (GordonFoods) 438, Ellen Padgett (Modern) 399; Esther Englert (Breidenbaugh's) 485, Teri Schenetzki (Fritch Dutch Lunch) 478; Yarbrough (Buehler's IGA) 561, Krieg (Fords) 473. of schools cancelled games with Pioneer and Collins Friday decided to quit the team. But Saturday he changed his mind and said he would continue the court action. The Pharos Tribune Press said its to the (Continued on Page 19) ANNUAL SHOOT MOOSE LODGE 1 175 DSC.

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