The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 16

Page 16 The Dubois County DAILY HERALD, Jasper, Ind. Tuesday, January 16, 1973 PLAY AT JASPER The Vincennes University Trailblaiers, the defending Junior College National Basketball Champions, will play host to Lakeland (Ohio) Junior College in a regular season game at the Jasper High School gym Friday night. Members of the Blazers include, front row, 1. to DuWaine Emmons (student manager), Harold Miles, Dave Edmonds, John Hailey, Eartha Faust, Cliff Weston. Back row, Dan Sparks (assistant coach), Mike Darrett, Boyd Batts, Phil Spence, Mel Hughlette, Bill Murphy, Allen L.

Bradfield (head coach). Independent Basketball JASPER CITY LEAGUE Patoka Valley 16 24 38 58 D-TAuto 10 32 53 77 PVPH: Gabe Mehringer 18, Lee Boehm 18, Larry Seger 10. DTA: Lee Kavanaugh 31, Sonny Lents 18, Joe Niehaus 16. Mehne Farms 7 24 31 49 7 13 39 50 MF: Ken Leinenbach 17, Stan Sermersheim 12. Larry Rees 15, Roy Partenheimer 11.

HIWAY For Quality STORE Ice Cubes Cold Beer Whiskey Vod Sto Rum Gm Wme Brandy 110 last 3rd Jasper Just Off Main and Jackson Jasper Frosh Win Two From Boonville TTie Jasper High School and freshmen basketball teams defeated Monday night at the JHS gym. TTie squad got revenge for one of their two losses this season as they pounded the Boonville yearlings, 68-38. TTie team then posted a 39-29 triumph. All five squad starters scored in double figures. Brad Voegerl led the scoring with 16.

Jim Schultheis followed with 14. Others were Jim Cassidy with 13, Mike Lichlyter 12 and Dan Leinenbach 11. McKinney led Boonville with 10. In the game Steve topped the Jasper scoring with 13 points while Kroeger had nine for Play Tonight Hie Otwell fifth and sixth grade basketball teams will play host to St. Henry tonight at the Otwell gym.

The first game will start at 6 p.m., CST. Boonville. Hie Jasper frosh will play again Saturday in the SIAC Freshmen Tourney prelim at the Jasper gym. GAME Boonville 8 18 32 38 Jasper 17 35 52 68 Boonville 4 12 20 29 Jasper 11 21 31 39 1,400 U.S. Firms In Belgium Brussels Nearly 1,400 U.S.

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Tickets for the game are priced at 75 cents for students and $1.50 for adults. They may be purchased from any member of the Jasper High School J-Club or at the JHS atliletic office. Vincennes University, who went undefeated (33-0) last year enroute to the national championship, has seen its long win streak stopped this year, but have still be rated on top or near the top in the junior college ratings. Vincennes University operates a sister campus in Jasper (The Vincennes University Jasper Center) and the playing of a home game at the Jasper gym has been discussed for the last two years. It marks the first time a V.

U. team has played at Jasper, but there have been college games played at Jasper in past years. Most recently Jerry St. Benedict College Barons played a number of games at Jasper while the school was operating at Ferdinand. In the St.

Joe College played Evansville at Jasper when a number of former Jasper athletes were involved in the game. The Friday night game is being sponsored by the J-Club at Jasper High School. AIC Girls Notch 1st Basketball Victory After an initial loss to Vincennes Rivet on December 12, the Academy of the Immaculate Conception (AIC) at Ferdinand took advantage of their first home contest on January 10 as they handily defeated the varsity squad from Shoals by the score of 41 to 22. The exceptionally slow pace of the first half (halftime score: 17 to 12) resulted from the zone defense. The Academy would execute quickly in their fast-break offense and then fall back into a conservative zone.

Shoals was consequently forced to move the ball outside until a guard or forward would have to shoot from outside to avoid the 30 second violation. (In basketball, a team has 30 seconds from the time it inbounds the ball until it similar to the 24 second regulation in professional basketball.) The in the second half as the Academy liberalized their zone, forcing several turnovers on the part of Shoals, and thereby giving the Academy additional opportunities to score. Shoals will get their chance to even up the series between the two schools on February 7, when the Academy team travels to Shoals for a return game. In the meantime, the Academy will be busily preparing for back-to-back contests with Vincennes Lincoln on January 24 and 31. The first game will be at home (St.

in Huntingburg) and the second in Vincennes. After Shoals, the Academy will close out its season in a game with Washington High School at Washington on February 13. In September of 1972 the AIC was accepted into the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) as an associate member of the division. Since this past fall, the Academy has participated in interscholastic competition in tennis, volleyball, is currently participating in basketball, and this spring will participate in track. Mrs.

Jorene Brewer is Academy athletic director and will coach track in the spring. Sister Judy Yunker is tennis coach, Sister Mary Austin, volleyball coach, and Mr. Tom Bashwiner and Sister Jane Ann are the basketball coaches. Bowler-Of-The-Month Final Players Named To NBA Star Squad NEW YORK (UPI) Bill Bradley, Elvin Hayes and Jo Jo White headed the final 12 players to make the National Basketball Association All Star teams, it was announced today. Joining Bradley (New York Knicks), Hayes (Baltimore Bullets) and White (Boston Celtics) on the East squad were John Block of the Philadelphia 76ers, Jack Marin of the Houston Rockets and Bob Kauffman of the Buffalo Braves.

Added to the West squad were Chet Walker of the Chicago Bulls, Dave Bing and Bob Lanier of the Detroit CAROLYN HENTRUP (above) of Jasper received the of the award at Gerbo Lanes in Jasper for month of December. To win the award Carolyn rolled a 223 game and a 523 series on Dec. 27 wkjle bowling in the Wednesday Night Ladies League. Other high games for the month of December were turned in by Pat Sermersheim (216), Frances Kunz (211), Lucille Wehr (211), Esther Englert (206), Aggie Schnarr (204), Irene Dippel (203), Huberta Kippenbrock (201), Alvina Boeglin (201) and Barbara March (200). Other high series were posted by Irene Dippel Rosie Blessinger (534), Rhonda Garland (530), Alvina Boeglin (527), Barbara Kunkel (518), Frances Kunz (517 and 502), Jeanne Wagner (517), Carol Winkler (515) and Viola Giesler (507).

Kings Toy With Hapless The Kansas City-Omaha Kings got their chance to toy with the Philadelphia 76ers Monday night and like the rest of the Basketball Association, they had a ball. The Kings exploited defense for 43 points in the third quarter, 10 of them coming on layups, and went on to rout the 76ers, 135-108. The loss was the 43rd in 47 games for the 76ers this season, the worst record by far in the league. Nate Archibald, the leading scorer, hit for 30 points and contributed 14 assists before leaving the game with nearly seven minutes left. Freddie Boyd led the 76ers with 24 points.

In the only other game, Dave Bing scored 31 points and Bob Lanier added 24 to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 112-101 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. The victory snapped a three-game losing streak for the Pistons. Portland, which has won only 11 games, second worst to Philadelphia, was led fry Sidney 29 points. Pistons, Gail Goodrich of the Los Angeles Lakers, Nate lurmond of the Golden State Warriors and Bob Dandridge of Milwaakee Bucks..