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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
4
Corydon Central Panthers lose 48 to 44 at home as Paoli Rams rally in the second half. Panthers commit 24 turnovers while Paoli shoots 36 percent and capitalizes at the free throw line, finishing with 12 of 20. Rebounding twins end even at 32.
Hilltop league saw Juanita Smith top single games at 202 and 540 series with Anna Hardsaw 508. In a Paoli vs Corydon Central boys chase, Corydon Central and Paoli traded leads as Kirkham and Magner led scorers, final 48 44, with Paoli edging Corydon Central in a tense finish.
Dennis Faith led Corydon Junior High School's Kittens to a 77 48 victory over Clarksville Monday. Faith scored 22 on ten field goals and two free throws, topping Clarksville’s Shingleton who had 16. Teammates Hess and Reimold added 12 and 13 points respectively.
February games featured South Central a 81 60 winner over Pekin, Milltown 69 English 36, Leavenworth 66 Marengo 59, Paoli 48 Corydon 44, N Washington 74 Lanesville 46, Meade Co Ky 86 S Central 69, and other matchups across Corydon English Milltown and Lanesville with standings and scores.
West Washington Senators rallied in the final period to beat the North Central Tigers 61 to 52 Friday night. Jim Sampson led NC with 23 points, while Ron Chastain scored 19 for West Washington as Steve Brown and Denver Brown added eight each in the decisive quarter.
South Central defeats Pekin Eastern 81 to 60 at the Salem Armory to snap a three game skid. Bill Davis scores 28, Terry Miller 16, Jim Hardsow 15, as the Rebels pull away in the second and fourth quarters. Musketeers’ Mike Sullivan and Bobby Marshall lead with 15 each.
Morgan Raiders used reserves in the second half to defeat winless English 60 to 37. Jim Deidrich led Morgan with 13 points while Marvin Trowbridge added 10, English star Tim Gilliland scored 14, and Phil Culbertson was limited to two. Morgan improves to 9-6 and 5-1 in Blue River Conference, tied with Leavenworth for first.
Meade County of Brandenburg defeated South Central Rebels 86 to 69 on Tuesday night. Meade led 39 to 23 at halftime and maintained the advantage after the break. Bill Davis scored 19, Jim Hardsow 18, and Terry Miller 17 for Meade while South Central dropped to 10 losses in 16 games.
The Mid Southern title is clinched by Scottsburg after a 101-65 win over Mitchell. Scottsburg sits 8-0 as Jim Bailey directs the Warriors toward any remaining game. Perry Central sealed the Blue River crown with a 50-41 win over Milltown, finishing 8-0.
Milltown Millers cruise to their 10th win with a 69 36 triumph over the winless English Red Raiders Tuesday night at Milltown. Larry Allen 28 points led Milltown with John Hammond 16 and Jim Atz 12. The team built a 31 14 halftime lead and coasted.
South Central PTA hosts a charity basketball night on February 21 at 7 30 p m featuring Moore's All-American Redheads against the South Central Men Faculty. Admission is 1.00 for students and 1.50 for adults.
Sunday at the Fairground Range featured a novelty pie shoot with 25 shooters and spectators. Nancy Snyder won three pies, Roy Enlow won two sleeves offered as prizes, and club treasurer Bill Snyder counted the loot while Judy Mathes cut sleeves for trophies. A Valentine Shoot is planned for February 12 at 1 30 p.m. inviting archers and spectators.
Perry Central defeated Milltown 50-41 to claim the Blue River Conference crown for the first time since 1962. Don Etienne led Perry with 16 points, Gordy Frakes added 14 in the second half, and Jim Dupont was held to nine. Milltown, led by Mickey Morgan with 13, stayed close but shot poorly. Coaches cited lighting in Perry’s gym as affecting shooting.
New Washington Veterans raced to a 21-5 first quarter lead and never trailed. Dennis Jones scored 24 and Jim Baird 23 to pace the Mustangs, while Charley Wilfong led Lanesville with 17 points. New Washington improved to 11-2 while Lanesville fell to 1-14.
Corydon Junior High School's Kittens defeated North Central 61 to 20 last Thursday. Tom Rothrock led with 22 points on ten field goals and two free throws. Dennis Faith added 12 points and Paul Hess 11. Corydon reserves lost 28 to 24. Fisher and Davidson each had 12 for their teams.
Leavenworth overcame a ten point second half deficit to defeat Marengo 66 to 59 in double overtime. Austin led with 21 points while Lutz Benz each scored 19, Sloan had 16 for Marengo including a late regulation basket to force overtime. Sloan grabbed 20 rebounds as Marengo held a 43 34 edge on the boards.
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