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Culver

Umps

Clpener

80-41

aSall

South

Bend

LaSalle

hosted

Culver

in the opening game 01

•

the

season

for the two teams

Friday

night and handed the

vis-

iting Indians a 90-41 setback.

The

LaSalle

team, in their third

year

as a high

school,

proved to

•

too much for the Indians in

what is now quite a mismatch.

JLaSaliff

has an enrollment of

over

1500 students and despite

the fact

that

this

series

began

with

L&Salle's start of varsity

competition, it has grown to the

point of no return, placing a

big difference between the two

schools.

The

Indians, although out-clas-

si'd,

out-sized and out-everything-

•d except for hustle, grabbed a

very

Duel

1-0 lead in this game

as Terry Gentry hit a free throw

to start the

scoring:.

LaSalle

then rattled the nets for 11 quick

points as DeBaets started the

string

with

a jumper. Kagel hit

jumper and Wamsley

tossed

two straight, getting fouled on

the last one and added the free

hrow. DeBaets hit a lay-in and

after just 2:16 had

passed,

the

Lions

led 11-1.

Phil

White

hit a basket for

ths

In• but ^nce again it

$ra.8

LaSalle

hitting another

si.,

-k • n eo ,even more

to their

total

for an 18-3 lead

with

2:15

left

in the quarter.

From

here they went to a very

comfortable 26-9 first period lead.

For

all practical purposes, the

game was never in doubt. La-

Salle

continued to

score

freely

and moved to a half

time

margin

of 47-24. i

The

strong Lion attack then

outscored

the Indians 20-6 in the

third period before they emptied

the bench for the late

stages

the contest. They even domina-

ted the play in the last period

with

the

reserves

playing as the

Indians

were basically a one-shot

team in this game as the

Lions

controlled the boards on both

ends

of the floor. Their

size,

sp;;ed

and ability gave them the

final victory by a large 90-41

margin.

Kagel

paced the

scorers

with

total

of 21 points on nine bask-

ets

and three free

shots.

De-

Baets

had 14, Wamsley 13 and

Henderson

10 for the other

Lions

in double figures

with

12 of the

13 boys seeing action getting in

the scoring column.

White

and

Stu

Lowry had 13 and 10 to pa.ee

the losing Indians.

Team

Defeated

LaSalle's

B Team made the

night a sweep

with

a 60-31

vic-

tory.

Miller

and Haaso each had

12 points to pace the winners

while Hank Barrabas led Culver

with

10.

Box

Score.

LaSalle

fta

DeBaets

2 2

Kagel

!»

4 0

Lake

Jerry

Remble 4 i 8 l

Wamsley

4 4

Hay 0 0 0

Shafer

1 0 0 0

Henderson

0 0

James

4 1

Nowicki 1

4 0

Ciula

0 1

Jeff

RemtLe

0 0

Dunn 1 0 0 1

Totals

37 16 24 17

Gentry

White

Krueger

1 0 0 4

Lowry

4 6

Overmyer 0 1 1

Jackson

0 0 0

Lindvall

2 2

Davis

0 0

Haenea

1 0

1 1

Battle

For

Ball

Under The Baskets

Terry Gentry, .-34, and

Chris

Anderson, 50, battle for a rebound

under tli^-

North

..Liberty basket Saturday night. Others around

the action are Jeff Kueger, 50; an

John R'osenbaum. Rebounding

was

a key factor in the win by the

Shamrocks.

Desits

Drives

In For Two

Point

Jim

Desits drives under for a lay-in the third quarter action of

the

North

Liberty - Culver game Saturday night.

This

was the

period

that

the

Shamrocks,

on efforts

such-as

this, pulled away

for the safe lead

that

lead to the 51-48 victory. In the background

Ronnie

Young, 44; and for Culver, Stu Lowry, 42, and Corky

Oveivaycr;,.22.

McCombs

0 0 0

Lucas

0 0 1

Totals

14 13 21

Score

By Quarters

LaSalle

26 47 67 90

Culver

9 24 30 41

Officials:

Edgar Powers and

Nick Carlo, both of South

Bend.

Indians

Fall

Culver's

Indian.

IOSL

their

second

game of the

season

Satur-

day ' night as they traveled to

North

Liberty to tangle

with

the

Shamrocks.

This

is a new team

on the Culver schedule

Liis

year.

The

Shamrocks,

althcu ,h not

big,

were larger than the Culver

team and

with

Chris Anderson

working under the basket for

North

Liberty, controlled the

boards

enough to seriously hurt

the

Indians.

The

game stayed

pretty

tight

the first

hal

but

North

Liberty

was

able to move to a more com-

fortable lead in the

second

minutes to ice up the win. The

Indians

are now 0-2, losing to

LaSalle

and

North

Libsrty. Their

next game will be a home

con-

test

on Frir'-iy nirht against the

Bremen

"lis.

The

game rpned

with

Frank

Ginzer

starting the scoring

with

lay-in after half a minute had

passed.

Jeff Krauger tied the

score

some 17

seconds

later as he

scored

from

under, Anderson

then took charge of the scoring

for a while as he hit a free

throw.

This

lead was never lost

again in the contest. Anderson

then followed

with

three straight

baskets

as the Indians went over

two and a half minutes without

point before Phil

White

hit a

jumper

from

the baseline making

the

score

9-4. Anderson hit an-

other free throw but Terry

Gen-

try hit

from

17 feet to

trim

the .

margin to four points.

Jim

Desits hit a jumper and

Corky

Overmyer hit a. basket and

Stu

Lowry a free shot to cut the

lead to 12-9. The Shamrocks

managed to hold at least a three

point lead the rest of the quarter

and

with

a couple of baskets late

in the period a 19-13 first quarter

lead.

The

second

period found the

scoring

slowing down for a half

quartter. The Shamrocks had

opened a ten point lead 29-19

halfway through the period until

the Indians came to life. Gentry

then had the hot hand and

pumped in seven straight points.

He hit a free throw and then a

jumper

from

the right baseline.

Two more free throw and then a

jumper

from

the right baseline.

Two more free throws and then a

followed by another similar shot

from

the right side and the

score

was

quickly 29-26. Anderson

hit

from

14 feet, but Overmyer

tossed

in a long

from

out

front

and Kreuger hit a lay in

with

:44

left

on the clock trimming

the

score

to 31-30. Desits was

fouled on a jumper he hit and

added the free throw for a three

point play and the half ended

that

wav,

North

Liberty leading

Culver

34-30.

Shamrocks

Pull

Away

The

second

half was a

differ-

ent story. The Indians hit first

Overmyer hit a 22 footer

from

out front. However, the

Sham-

rocks

came back strong

with

Anderson

starting the scoring

with

a one-hander. He then hit

free throw and Desits added a

basket.

Ronnie Young

tossed

charity shot and then hit a

jumper and the host Shamrocks

had moved to another ten point

lead,

42-32. Overmyer flipped in

another basket

with

just about

five minutes

left

in the quarter,

but

from

here on out, scoring

was

at a

snails

pace. Young hit

free throw and Kevin Hostetler

one out of two free

shots

and no

one

else

scored

until Gentry hit

with

just :15 showing on the

clock.

This

gave the Shamrocks

44-36 lead going into the final

stanza.

The

game

from

here on out

was

never in doubt. The Indians

just

couldn't cut into the

Sham-

rocks

lead and in later

stages

of the game,

North

Liberty was

content to hold the ball as much

possible,

nursing the lead

that

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CITIZEN

LAKE

MAXINKUCKEE

•

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MOST

BEAUTIFUL

LAKE

Established

July

13, 1894

Published

every Thursday, by The Indepcndenti-News Co., Inc.,

601-03 Roosevelt

Road,

Walkerton, Indiana, 46574.

Entered

as Second

Class

Matter

at the

Post

Office at Culver

Indiana,

Under the Act of March 3, 1879

SUBSCRIPTION

RATES

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1 Year $4.00 $4.50 6 Months — $2.25

$2.50

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$6.50 $7.00

3 Months h*. $1.25 $1.50

Devoted to the Interests of Nearly 20 Communities

Marshall,

Starke,

Fulton,

and

Fulaski

Counties

Having

an Estimated Population of

12,000

ROBERT

E. URBIN, Editor

MRS.

RUTH

MACKEY,

Assistant

Editor

MRS.

ELEANOR

OSBORN,

Assistant

Editor

ranged

from

eight to 12 points

until late in the contest when

several

Culver free throws

narrowed it to the final margin

of six points, 54-48.

Anderson

led all

scorers

with

25 points on 10 baskets and five

free throws. Desits and Young

both added 11 for the other

Shamrocks

in double figures.

Gentry paced the Indians

with

17 point

total

while Overmyer

also

got in the double figures

with

10 points on five

baskets.

Box

Score

North

(liberty

Desits

Young

Anderson

Ginzer

Hostetler

Rosenbaum

Fisher

Shupert

Arnsbarger

D. Anderson

Clark

fta

1 4

.'!

1 0 1 4

1 1 4 4

1 0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 0

0 0

0 0 0

Slabach

0 0 0 0

Totals

22 10 23 17

Culver

Gentry 7

White

Krueger

0 1

Lowry

9 4

Overmyer

3 3

McCombs

Lucas

0 0 0 1

Haenes

0 0 0 1

Davis

0 0 0 0

Jackson

0 0 0 0

Totals

19 10 21 20

Score

Quarters

North

Liberty 19 34 44 54

Culver

13 30 36 48

Officials:

Jim Reinbold, South

Bend;

and

James

Cox, Jonesboro.

Self-discipline

is the Key to

happiness

and contentment.

Learn

to expect the unexpect-

ed—drive

with

care always.

Little Ads Bring Big

Results

Andtaisen

GeSs

Set For Rebound

Chris

Anderson, the

North

Liberty center, gets set to grab a re-

bound in the big third period. He outbattled three Indians for this

rebound and

also

contributed 25 points in the winning

effort.

Gentry

Hits

Two For

Culver

••Br

Terry Uentry,

Culver's

leading

scorer,

lets fly

with

another jump-

for two points in the

second

quarter surge

that

pulled the Indians

back

in the ball game. His efforts in this period was the big bright

spot

for Culver in ball game.

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