Refereeing Sparks Morristown Clash Frustration
Readers recount a rough Morristown hoops game last Friday with 29 errors and 16 field goals by Kevan Bass. Dave Hunt led the Raiders with 22 points as Morristown used a suffocating press to pull away late. New Palestine looms next on the Morristown floor amid Cadiz tournament notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevan Bass
Bass
Jerry
Morristown
Dave Hunt
Raiders
New Palestine
Cadiz
Friday night basketball results and weekend schedule
Franklin beat Rushville 72 68 Milroy 51 over New Salem 39 New Castle 82 over Rushville 64 Whitewater 73 over Milroy 69 Deaf School 63 over Morton 60 Burney 51 over New 49. Weekend schedule includes Richmond at Rushville Morristown at Brookville Carthage versus New Palestine at Morristown Laurel at Milroy Burney at Arlington Sandcreek at New Salem Morton at Straughn Saturday Rushville at Lawrenceburg Carthage at Cadiz Arlington at Waldron Manilla at Hauser.
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R-R
CADIZ
Monroe Central
Lewisville
Randolph Southern
Spiceland
Hancock Central
Blue River
Sulphur Springs
Hanover Central
Park School
Straughn
Union
Franklin
Rushville
Milroy
New Salem
New Castle
Whitewater
Deaf School
Morton
Burney
New
Richmond
Morristown
Brookville
Carthage
New Palestine
Laurel
Arlington
Sandcreek
Lawrenceburg
Waldron
Manilla
Hauser
Milroy era hoops memories and 1919 Carthage link
Morton at New Palestine and Hancock Central at Milroy anchor a recap of early Indiana high school basketball. The piece recalls Milroy and Rushville tourneys, a 12-14 regular season record for a team led by Kemp Gray Heathcock Overman Nigh Henley Alexander Kennedy, and losses to Rushville in three tournaments including an overtime 23-21 sectional. Milroy star roster includes Innis Osterling McKee Richey Root. Rushville sectional champs, state tourney appearance after sectional win, 34-24 loss to Hartford City. Carthage Bluebirds coach R P Chambers pictured with 1919 1920 schedule names New Castle Greensburg Hagerstown Rushville.
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IHSAA
Rushville
Ralph Kemp
Paul Gray
Yellow” Heathcock
Julian Overman
Earl Nigh
Melvin Henley
Maurice Alexander
Roger Kennedy
Milroy
Innis
Osterling
McKee
Richey
Root
Indiana University
Ridgeville
Hartford City
R.P. Chambers
Birth Defects in Womb Progress Reported by March of Dimes
National leaders cite progress in diagnosing and treating unborn babies. Fetology expert Dr Jerold Lucey says the womb is not a safe haven, noting 250000 US babies born with defects yearly and that early testing of amniotic fluid and fetal chromosomes can identify certain abnormalities. Doctors warn technique safety remains limited and use is selective.
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Jerold Lucey
University of Ormont College of Medicine
Lucey
National Foundation- March of Dimes
United States
Macintyre
Congress Roodebush Assumes Space Committee Role In 90th Congress
Congressman Roudebush reports his assignment as third-ranking Republican on the House Space Committee, focusing on astronautical research, NASA and related programs, while criticizing budget priorities and the antiwar stance. He also addresses the House Un-American Activities Committee and opposes Vietnam war funding and perceived misallocation of highway funds.
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Washington, D.C
House
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
House Space Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bureau of Standards, Weights and Measures
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Council
National Science Foundation
Outer Space
John
Congress
America
Vietnam
LBJ
Legislature meeting with Mr and Mrs Jesse Leisure
Mr and Mrs Jesse Leisure attended a legislature meeting with Representative Ray Richardson as part of ongoing discussions about legislative matters.
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Jesse Leisure
Ray Richardson
Forestry and Entomology Judging Contest Winners Named
The annual 4H and FFA Forestry and Entomology Judging Contest was held Saturday January 28 with 18 participants. Milroy High School placed second coached by Rolla Hendrickson. team members Rick White Jim Innis and Allen Lessing. The Marilla High School team coached by Merritt Thornburg won, with Phil Gahimer Brian Fisher Larry Fenton as top individuals. Ribbons and trophies were awarded by local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Larry Fenton
Merritt Thornburg
Vocational Ag
Milroy High School
Rolla Hendrickson
Rick White
Jim Innis
Allen Lessing
Milroy
Rushville Township
Phil Gahimer
Brian Fisher
Nick White
Wilmer Robbins
Bob Marley
Charles Sefton
Jim Wicker
Metzger Lumber Company
Rush County Stone Company
McCorkle Stone Company
Lumber for Sale and Subscription Notice
Classifieds announce lumber for sale with sizes 2 x 8 2 x 6 2 x 4 and 1 x 4 from a mill west of Spiceland via contact Bill Logan Also a subscription renewal notice asks readers to renew Citizen at $2.50 per year with advance payment and a question about driver license expiration this month.
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Spiceland
Bill Logan
Man or Woman Wanted for Local Dispenser Service
Reliable person from this area to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No experience needed we establish accounts for you. Car references and 985.00 to 1785.00 cash capital necessary. 4 to 12 hour weekly nets excellent income. For interview write Eagle Industries 3954 Wooddale Ave So Minneapolis Minn 55416 Slip
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Eagle Industries
Wooddale Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Income Spare Time Opportunity Refill Coin Dispensers
No selling. Refill and collect money from new type coin operated dispensers in this area. Requires $550 to $1850 cash, a car, and references. Ten hours weekly can net excellent income. For personal interview write CO REP INC P O BOX 1169 DEPT A EVANSTON IL 60204 Include phone number.
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INC
P.O
Dept. A
Evanston
Ill
In Memoriam Gene Miekush February 1966 Remembrance
In memory of Gene Miekush who died one year ago on February 3 1966. A brief note quoting Psalm 23 and a blessing for Alberta Lorinda and Charlene.
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Gene Miekush
Theo
Alberta
Lorinda
Charlene
Card of Thanks for Cards and Flowers During Hospital Stay
I wish to thank everyone who sent cards and flowers during my hospital stay. Your thoughts and kindness meant a great deal and helped me recover with courage and support.
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