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g.A Owtnsrioro, Mwewgar end Inquirer Jaw. 19, 1964 Area Basketball Early Basketball Recalled wensboro Edqes Aces BREMEN, Ky. Bremen's BR ECK I tIRIDGE CO. SS Golden Eagles scored 48 points BEAVER CAM 41 LOUISVILLE (AP) On the college game which was played brought 25 points to the win- r-O 1 (riAVf Vtn 1 U-. .1..

in the second half and knocked By GERALD RASCOE 1 1. i Jan- 18- 1896. tmcago. Ji off Muhlenberg Central, 66-57, Kv Breck thC fl a class of 50 at the n0mg here Saturday night. The win YMCA" Nevin recdled' "andr daS" was.

Bremen's 17th in 19 starts tlZTzl1 almSt everybody played, we had bush- The game was usually played this season. bla onl-v that has baskeU VJ sh'elves and had in a gymnasium, but it could be Demons Win In Overtime An Danny Decker led Bremen je rae "l10 climb Up to tak out the bal1 spnrinu with 10 nn nic nh lo i.j ....11 v.1 aiier eVerV DaSKei. "SB" 1 "There was no foul lim, I a rm.iH vpn hn.mp. hn but as the 8ame became more Tookie Nelson gunned through 'anced County attack with 23 paid no attention to how 11 markers. Cletus Cosby hit 21; p0ints while Willie Dean wastaU, fellow waf bac the i Jparlv nave tnirt Wncrh lovin heated the number dropped to 49-46 points for CentraL 10 Dl.h TJorH off the wall.

Rules were liberal By meshed 17 for County. Larry a We rolled the ball along on the Score by quarters: seven and five. There were defined positions including a goal keeper, two BREMEN 10 18 23 was the big man for t. We could tacWe an oppo- MUHL. CEN.

14 8 16 19 57! Beaver Daifl with 27 points. nent," he said. Nevin, now in his mid 80s wasn't as tight as it has become today. "Why, it was so hard to get backs to assist him, a center, SaiUi 1 l.f. Bremen (66) J.

Jarvis 10. The win was Breckinridge Vincent 6, Rhoades 2, Decker i County 11th in 13 starts this! it was the turn of the century iigui auu hui cemer, iu lur-wards and a "home man" on a formal team. a foul called that a referee before 19. E. Jarvis in al Kplsnn season.

Beaver Dam is now, anvnnp thoncht nf re. 12-6 for the season. The Beavers 1 char8e player who hit moving the bottom of the bask 11. "But no one paid any atten will host Butler Countv Tues. me so hard I lost four front et Muhl.

Cent. (57) Pendley tion to positions when the ref day night. jteeth. It took five stitches to "A high scoring game 6, Grundy 5, Cosby 21, Wells 2, eree tossed the ball up, we all just went after it," Nevin said. Score by quarters: jseal tne wouna.

BRECK. CO. 22 27 18 2088 Nevin played on the Louisville Davis 17, Goff 6. Officials: Settles and Penrod. 46 Invited To Young Men's Christian Associa tion championship basketball Team Score: Bremen, There was a jump ball at the start of each 20-minute half, after each goal, each foul and each time out.

Dribbling was unknown. There were definite 44-42 (ot) team of 1895, "nolts' Training form BEAVER DAM 9 10 18 2461 County (88) Dean 19, Hol-loway 6, Beard 17, Poole 23, Harrington 4, Lyons 4, Marshall 10, Gary 5. Beaver Dam (61) Willi- was a rough see today," he said. I CENTERTOWN 71 SACRAMENTO St HOUSTON (AP) General By HERB PARKER Sports Editor Almost! Cwensboro Catholic came within inches of pulling one of the biggest upsets of the high school cage season last night but Owensboro used an overtime period to edge the Aces, 49-46. With the score knotted 45-45 and seconds left on the clock, Catholic had possession of the basketball and Richard Clark took a last-second shot but the ball bounced off the rim and ended the bid of the 1 surprising Aces.

The closeness of the game was even more shocking when you consider the performances of the teams in their last two outings. Owensboro played one of its better games of the sea-. son Friday night when the De-- mons breezed past Henderson City, 72-33, and the Aces had sunk to their lowest point of the season just last Wednesday rules against shouldering, hold- suuu was ueveiuueu uv i Pk Is 41 game was played Jan. 20, 1892, VMhnu4 tt I' iu as ton Colts have invited 46 players in the SACRAMENTO, Ky. Cen-jams 9, Annis 12, Patton, L.

27, tertown romped to an easy 5, Burden 4, Reid 4. 58 win over Sacramento here team game: BD 40-25. Saturday night. Officials: Taylor and Ward. Decker led Centertown in scor i ing with 20 points while Tooley 'SOUTH HOPKINS 41 Mass, their 1964 major league 17.

MCA where Naismith was a v.n wl rL Changes in the sport since physical instructor. baU 1131111118 base CCa' Ha" 'those early days have been for The Louisville YMCA heard of'. The Colts sPnnS roster, which the good of basketball, Nevin Naismith's cam nd Placrs or had IS tallies. West scored 19 MADISONVILLE 45 o- a 1 YnRTnVVTTT rhvsical Hirertnr nf thp Buu 10 roohles "i uegiu re 'I've always loved basketball for Sacramento. H6pkins rolled to an easy 61-45 ganization here, picked up thei8 nager Harry Craft Score by quarters: and followed it from those first days," he added.

and his staff on Feb. 23. C'TOWN 17 18 16 18 71 win over Madisonvilie here Sat- idea bolster a physical program. Within three years after Messenger and Inquirer Photo By Terry Clayton Bob Heffelfinger. The Demons won in an overtime, 49-46.

Pitchers and catchers will be- the Aces (with ball). Surrounding Stinnett are, from left to right. Owensboro's Bob Mathews, Bill Heifelfinger and SURROUNDED by Owensboro players during action in last night's Red Devil Catholic High game is Pat Stinnett of Nevin said the trend toward S'MENTO 14 17 6 21 58 urday night in gin workouts Feb. 24, with the the creation of the sport Centertown (71) Addington! Jerry Lear paced South Hop quick whistling of fouls has been a big drawback to the enjoy 9, Meredith 2, Porter 11, Tooley kins with 24 points. Tom clay- Springfield, the Louis i 1 1 eemainder of the squad starting Ifi DppVer 9rt Ttamac 11 ton hart 11 tnr tt, Xf YMCA dpciripfl tn nrpsni7P rpa.

worMiuis ill area when they lost to whitesville eoai attempts for a percentage ular teams. There are and Willie Nisbet added 13. 'Bama Tops Auburn 21 pitchers, five infielders and 10 ers 2. Sacramento (58) West ment of the sport for players as well as spectators. "It makes me mad to see so many fouls these dayi they should let the boys play ball." The first Louisville YMCA catchers, 10 St.

Mary, 40-38. j0f 33.3. Catholic sank 19 of 53 But Catholic came to playjfor a 35.8 mark. last night and led almost the The Aces outrebounded Ow-entire game. ensboro 15-9 in the first half but iHinton 17, Coakley 3, Bates 17, Strame Leads championship series came a outfielders on the spring train-year before the nation's first ing roster.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) IJoe Newton. A doctor diagnosed i Gibson 2. Alabama, playing most of the injury as a muscle separa- 1.1L.IJ. 1 i 1 1 r.

A lA OQ 07 aArra In Qualifying Officials: Harper and With-row. Team Score: Center-town, 27-18. A jgame without its leading scorer, tion, but there was no indication at 6-5 with 2:20 left the firsttor tne game. an early lead over Auburn how long the 6-foot-2 senior quarter and led by as much The Red DevUs, their record and held it most of toe be out of action. ry SNOW TIRE At Bowling Meet GENERAt .7 eveucu ai.

Saturday night to wallop the Booth had scored three Quick third period. Owensboro tied it. providence Tuesday night. oS.72 in southeastern U.m Jvfi, if so-so enin? into the final r.kn a.q! ilgers 86 '2 a. neasten1 iield goals before he was ueuneaiAu Antivu i ntnutmnwupill i Mil c- nm T.i.

t-i Conference haskethall eame. inirH Iuadtcadh ir cud airampe mini I'tixi i vri T4 1a. 1 il. wv cuawiu vauiuu. "iu period and the Demons ap- record against Hancock Coun- lib.

I li I I I peared to be pulling away when James Booth, the Crimson! Auburn had another cold night) HENDERSON, Ky. Hart-ifying All-Star BowUne Tide's top pointmaker going into shooting from the floor andford played Henderson County ty at the Sportscenter Friday. The box score: 1 11 they went in front by 34-30 early in the fourth quarter. iu a sutuusuu ior mree quar- pg FT pp the game, suffered a CATHOLIC (46) shoulderj ran into difficulty in trying to ing min- 'rebound when the shots missed. ters before the Colonels pulled Z2.yeiTlA pro away to post a 72-62 win oyer four.game series of 828 in the the Mustangs here Saturday (SO1, '4 Not retreads, but brand new full- uiuu ruuuu oi preummary anion the goal forced the Tigers to attempt many of their shots from outside.

night. Saturday, but was coasting on Hill Ron toppers Big Bob Andrews of Alabama The Demons held leads of Van Meter S9-35 and 41-37 in the final R. Clark -frame, the last four-point OHS Stinnett advantage coming with left. But Doug Van Meter got Buckman two free throws and a 20-footer TOTALS to knot it at 41-41 with 2:40 Bill Norris stuffed in a re-iHeffelfinger fcound but it was cancelled by 'Mathews -Richard Clark's layup. Owens- SJthe first two days of the $100,000 with 23 points was the leading iivui um Ui JO (nnrnsmflnf strength, 4-ply nylon Mud Snow tires, built to General's lor me winners, amitn 5 3-4 3 13 5 1-4 2 11; 3 0-0 2 6i 3 4-6 1 10 3 0-0 0 6 19 8-14 8 46 (49) 1 13-3 15 7 0-0 2 14 3 3-4 2 9i 2 2-2 16 2 0-0 2 4 2 0-0 2 4 3 1-2 1 20 9-11 11 49 Defeated By scored.

Newton, who got 15 points for Auburn in the first half, went out on fouls shortly Joseph Cawlina, former world candlepin champion from Lynn, movpd into sppnnd nlspp 2 tallied 15 for Hartford. Score by quarters: HEN. CO. 12 30 HARTFORD 12 30 famous quality 72 Wit). feoro called timeout to nlan for 'Shown 47 46 a.

luiut, let cu UJ 62 i a 289-215-215-189908 series Sat- after the intermission. Alabama then began to widen the eight-point margin which separated the teams at halftime. standards. Heffelfinger Pulliam Henderson a last shot but, with 38 seconds to go, Pat Stinnett intercepted a Demon pass and drove 'Norris the highest of the tournament. Joe Giampetro of Wilmington, Del.

shot 289 Friday. MURRAY, Ky. (AP) Murray Crimson Tide stretched its! mark 13, Newman 7, Wester-State College stopped Western lead at one time to 21 points man 2, Irvin 16. Duckworth 14. quarters: 8 16 6 15 Kentucky rushes in both halves! 74-53.

Freddie Guy, who man- Hartford (62) Henry 14, El- TOTALS Score by Catholic Owensboro Officials: Tom Hennessey of St. Louis, aged to account for only fiveis 3, Smith Yt pJ pair I fieocrtl taom bit tm jom car tor tnff $5 (owi.aM tk your Uz to pat th kiJaoc. tnUfts or bUcV ttt, ttxe faibt type GUARANTEED Shepler 6, 13, Dortch the length of the floor for a layup making the score 45-43, Aces. Tied Again Jerry Pulliam knotted the count again on a 20-footer with 21 seconds to go. Catholic then the leader after the first round, turn a1 in an QOJ nv a 4a Vha 6 14 10 1549 Hodge and Gorley.

Saturday night and defeated the Hilltoppers 86-77 in an Ohio Valley Conference basketball game. points in the first half added Combs 10. Officials: 12 in the last period to be Au- "umus uu total to 2,591 for third place berger. Darel Carrier scored 35 points burn's top scorer, Buzz Fazio of Detroit, the FOR COMPACT CARS 51Z1S I 1 II, (.50,7 0G 1 for Western, which traded the Auburn made only 25 field lead several times earlv in the goals Out of 63 attemtlts for a HANCOCK COUNTY 10 leader after Saturday's first squad, tumbled to fourth place with his total of 2,589, Fazio shot first half. Former High School Star Joins Pistons percentage of 39.7 and only 22 out of 33 free throws for HAW7ESVTLLE, Ky.

Han-the goal forced the Tigers to County pulled away in the Murray built a 14-point lead or We 851 Saturday. mm 39-25, with only a few minutes called timeout with 14 seconds left Richard Clark got off a one-hander from the corner a split second before the game-ending horn sounded but the shot bounced away. Pulliam, who had tied the contest earlier and was the closest Four-time Carter of left in the firct nor woct Itempt many of their shots from second quarter and went on to' titlist Don iheit on u. wjuis, wno seemea nopeiess. eiu cut.

iu uve pomis ly mired in 244th nlace after the ai. i a Knn annrmrr rt AiihnwiM ii3dLurnav munr DETROIT (AP) The last-place Detroit Pistons said Satur- an ne nan. iuv, m. w.i TSIONTB ROAD RAZAR8 CUARANTEE The Hilltoppers pushed to with series. His 2.384 total left him 'rlav niffht the National Basket- scorer.

Newton, who eot i5 Hraets fORD, CHEVROLET, HYH0VTH, STUDEMKEi SIZES (Nl 117 Mi H. in three points midway of the far back in the field, thing to a hero either team had, fhall Awneiation has authorized points for Auburn in the first 22- Eldon Hardison's 23; second half but Murray spurted Bobbe North of Pomona, Calif. ViaU i nninfc i ViirvV. In. nr: I torts ttKtoa Mwuyl w.

VJ "'i moved into the early lead in the again and held 13-point mar; four times late in the game again and held 13-point Alahama then hecrsn in Hughes-Kirk 13 21 57 SO women's division after she fired a 204-213-223-40 series, which Tim cmA ot "vu rmia the eight-point margin which iancocK Co. 12 37 58 80 idecb arMmstia Mliwtcnastor(HH tte trtad. Md fwd. aoraul iod bvanh tar onths aa UmJ Mud Sm 6r. Ad-jLOnwotJ profited Hughes-Kirk (59) Hardison 23.

sent Owensboro ahead to stayi to former high school in the overtime with a 30-footer. star Reggie Harding of Detroit Ronnie Woodward cut it to 47-46 yj. roster with a free throw but Larry 0wner Fred Zollner said Shown bucketed a charity tossHarding a seven-footer, had and the Demons led 48-46 contacted Dallas, Tex-S0 seconds left la where he WM with the Catholic High missed a chance jHarlem Road gs on tour and for a possible tie game when Lrdered to Detroit imrnediately. the Aces double dribbled on Hardin a was si lor murray ana rowan jonnson ated the teams at haftime added 20. Co 10 Tintnn Wn4 a ilolal A-003- viiiuauu xiue aueiciieu lis Murray pushed its OVC record lead at one time to 21 noints Wood 8 1 Mar8e Schleimer of Cleveland Hancock County (80) Watluns shotJ5f and 1'767 total was 22, Estes 9.

Hickev 2. HuhharHigood for at least temporary Cencril prco. to 2-2 and its season mark to 7-6. 174.53. Freddie Guv.

who man- Western is 1-8 over-all and to account for only five BUM, MERCURY, DiSOTO, 000CI RAMBLER, OLDSMOBILE, AMBASSADOR SIZES i i oo i stay in second place. Harriet 13, Toler 5, Mundy 2, Snyder me league. nnints in the first half ariHert tL 1 men uip uuvvu mts u.uur, the Pistons out of high school Murray hit 38 of 82 from the, 12 in the last period to be Au- MtttatUdnnw last year but was kept off the 27. ui uaiiDy, me leader Officials: Paulin and Fisher iafter rounds, droped to team game-41-37, Han-ithlrd plac? after shooting 510 field for 46.2 per cent; Western burn's top scorer. roster for disciplinary reasons.

had a cold 37.6 on 35 of 93. Norris made another free throw with two seconds to go to account for the final margin. Bob Mathews paced Owensboro defensively with 14 points. cock Countv wnicn Drougnt ner total Zollner said Harding will join Auburn made only 25 field T'goals out of 63 attempts for a 35 percentage of 39.7 and made WESTERN KY. 10 1,406.

the Pistons here Sunday and CANEYVILLE 92 umy u. out oi 6i iree uirows tor will fly with the team to Los Angeles for a game Monday. Jim Howes had nine, Norris GRAYSON CO. CATH. Carrier Ray Keeton Sarrett Kidd seven and Shown, who played 10 8 14 CANEYVILLE, Ky.

Caney- 1 66.8 percenatge. Alabama shot 58.2 per cent from the floor and 73.5 from the free throw line. White Sox Sign 2 Players only during the final minutes, NOE PLACE LIKE HIALEAH ville almost blew Grayson Coun BtC BUICK, OLDSMOBILE, CADILLAC, CHRYSLER, CONTINEHTAL SIZES I SO 1 (0 1 14. 7 IS ty Catholic off the floor during the second half as it cruised 01 EZD WINTER SERVICE SPECIALEZ3 NEW YORK (AP) Bobby jloud Talking to an easy 92-66 win here Satur got six quick ones. Doug Van Meter paced Catholic with 13 counters while Richard Clark, playing his best game of the year, got 1L Ronnie Woodward had 10 for the Aces.

Richardson, the New York Yan I day night. HIALEAH, Fla. (AP)-Kenny Noe is again training race horses stabled at Hialeah. He was the top jockey at the Flamingo track's first meeting in 1925 with 49 victories. His son is kees star second baseman.

Davis led the Caneyville at 15 5 4 6 1 0 0 0 4 35 10 9 5 5 6 0 1 2 5-7 0-0 0-0 2- 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 7-9 3- 8 2-4 4- 6 0- 0 1- 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 77, Proves Costly SAFETY BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Don't settle for haphazard work. Let as precisJoi adjust all four wheels to factory-specified tolerance. signed his 1964 contract with tack with 26 points while Mudd FOR the American League cham Owensboro hit 20 of 60 pumped in 23 markers. Kipper had 20 for Catholic. field i Hialeah's racing secretary.

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