PAGE EIGHT SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE, SEYMOUR, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1973 t4 The first tournament the Owls The Owls also came in first at tional champions and one of them is Jeff Ashcraft of the Owls. He is seeded No. 1 at 105, but won the 98-pound class last year. Jim Hobble of New Albany, won 112 last year and is up to 119 this year. Keith Wilking of New Albany won 119 last year and is up to 126 this year.
the Brownsburg Tournament, and placed third in the South Central Conference meet. There are eight returning sec won this season was their own eight-team invitational which included Jennings County, Providence, and Floyd Centra). for 2 p.m., followed by the championships. Besides the Owls and host Red Devils, other teajms competing will be from Jennings County, Floyd Central, New Albany, Madison, Providence, and Charlestown. If dual meets are any indication of what can be expected Saturday, the Owls should come out the winner at Jeff.
The Owls defeated Jeffersonville, Jennings County, Madison, New Albany, and Floyd Central in dual meets this season. By ARV KOONTZ Sporti Editor Seymour's wrestling Owls will attempt to capture their third tournament title of the 1972-73 season when they compete in the Jeffersonville Sectional Tournament later this week. The tourney begins Thursday with weigh-in at 4 p. m. and the first round matches beginning at S.
The second round matches will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday morning with the consolation or third place matches scheduled Brovnstovn Freshmen Keep On Winning title. Wintin feels the battle for the team title will be between his team, Floyd Central and New Albany. "Floyd Central will be awful hard to beat.
They have a good tournament team. New Albany will be tough. Jennings County will be pretty decern, but I don't think they have enough over-all strength to win it. "I think we ha ve seven or eight or maybe nine kids that can place. I think we got hurt in some of the draws." The first and second place finishers in each weight advance to the Bloomington Regional, which will be Feb.
10. Four of the current Owls placed In the sectional last year. Besides Ashcraft, Hobson was second at 112, Stockelman second at 126, and Zarick fourth at 138. SECTIONAL 8EEDINGS 98 1. Hen Jennings County 8-1 2.
Brown, Seymour 19-2-1 3. Barger, Floyd Central 15-4 4. Walton, New Albany 15 1. Ashcraft, Seymour 19-2 2. Long, Jennings Co 9-7 3.
Bryan, New Albany 15-8 4. James, Floyd Central 10-5 112 1. Thrasher, New Albany 13-4 2. Hutielman. Floyd Central 10-3 3.
Powelr; Jennings County 5-8 4. Blunk, Jeffersonville 14-7 119 1. Hobble, New Albany 15-2 2. Hobson, Seymour 20-3 3. Vestile, Madison 15-1 4.
Kerr, Floyd Central 6-4 128 1. Stockelman, Seymour 21-2 Mike Cooper won 126 last year while wrestling for New Albany. He is now wrestling in the 132-pound class and is at Floyd Central. Jim Anderson of Jennings County is the defending titlist at 145, Jim Schnatter of Jeffersonville won at 145 last year and is back to. defend his title, John Heeke of New Albany won at 155 last year and is returning to defend that weight, and Joe Dog-gett of Jeffersonville is back to try to make it two straight sectional titles at heavyweight.
The seeding meeting was held at Jeff Monday night and some of the results pleased Owl Coach Walt Wintin and others did" not. Three Owls were seeded No. 1. They areAshcr aft, Roger Stockel-man at 126, and Joe Zarick at 145. Four Seymour wrestlers are seeded second and they are Scott Brown at 98, Scott Hobson at 119, Charlie Fox at 138, and Rick Schleibaum at 155.
The only other Owl to get seeded was Monte Deschner, fourth at 132. The Owl coach said he felt some of his wrestlers should have been seeded higher than they were, and that some of his un-seeded wrestlers got tough draws in the first round. Floyd Central edged the Owls for the team title last year. In the Seymour Invitational this season, the Owls edged the Highlanders, 90-87, for the team The Brownstown Central freshman basketball team continued its winning ways Tuesday afternoon by pounding Corydon, 72-43. Brownstown jumped out to a 25- first quarter lead and was never in trouble.
Jeff Brown led Brownstown with 27, Jim Brown scored 14, and Marvin Oakes 12. The Brownstown team doubled the score on Corydon, 56-28. Fran Beatty scored 14, Frank Lahrman 13, and Bruce Beick-man 10. Saturday the A team won the Springs Valley Tournament, defeating Orleans, 38-27, and the hosts, 34-33. Jeff Brown paced the win over Orleans with 11.
The A team is 10-2 for the season and the Brownstown team 4-0. Their next games are Mon Tribune Photo holds the record in the 100 breast, Meek the 100 butterfly, and Bishop the 100 backstroke. The Owls are preparing for the South Central Conference meet Saturday at Connersville. Record Holders This foursome makes up the Seymour High School 200-yard medley relay team that holds the school record, plus most of the swimmers hold individual school marks. From left are Scot Sunbury, Jim Simmons, Dan Meek, and Scott Bishop.
Sunbury day at Jennings County. A Game Brownstown 25 19 14 14 71 Corydon 1 15 11 43 Brownstown scoring: Lambring-S, Jeff Brown 27. Jim Brown 14, D. Warren 4, Oakes 12. T.
Warren (. Game Brownstown 15 20 IS 56 Corydon 3 5 6 14-28 Brownstown scoring: Beatty 14, Jones Lahrman 13, Miller 2, Beickman 10, Scott 2. Wayman 6, Kidwell 8 Sprimgt Valley Tearaameat Brownstown IS 9 I 1 31 Orleans 2 2 9 14 27 Brownstown scoring: Lambring 5, Brewer 2, Jeff Brown 11, Kidwell 2. Jim Brown 9, Oakes 9. CaamaleasU Brownstown 9 6 11 1 34 Springs Valley 8 8 9 8 33 Brownstown scoring: Lambring 5.
Jeff Brown 8, Jim Brown 9, Gnssom 2, D. War-ren 3, Oakes 7. 0 FREE 4-piece place setting English Staffordshire Ironstone when you save Reserves Defeat Whiteland The Seymour High School reserve basketball team captured the consolation game in the Columbus North Reserve Tournament Wednesday night by whipping Whiteland, 62-45. Seymour jumped to a 19-6 lead after the first period, increased the margin to 34-14 at the half, and had easy sailing to its 12th win in 17 games. Danny Thomas led the Owls with 15 points with John Wiethoff adding 15, and Ray Brown 10.
Seymour's next game will be Friday at Madison at 6:30. BeymeoT rgft-ftapf te Thomas 8 0- 0 3 18 Wiethoff 7 1-2 4 IS McDougal 3 0-2 1 8 Laupus 3 0-0 1 8 Scott 0 1-2 0 1 Browning 1 0-1 Brown 5 0-0 1 2 1 10 0 Meyer 2 Prout 0 Sciarra 0 Ude 0 Huff 0 1- 2 1- 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0- 0 1 0- 0 1 Burton 0 0-0 1 Thompson 0 0-0 0 Totals 28 4-11 14 82 Whitelaad Gerdt 2 0-0 1 4 Poe 4 2 10 Greer 3 3-3 1 9 Wagner 1 0-0 0 2 Thayer 2 0-0 1 4 Clow 0 2-2 0 2 Young 2 0-0 2 4 Abbott 4 1-4 1 10 Totals 1-1-13 8 41 Seymour Whiteland 19 IS 14 12 82 .8 8 14 17 45 Open a new regular savings account or time passbook savings account for $50.00 or more or a Certificate of Deposit pf $100.00 or more and we'll give you your first 4-piece setting free. With each additional $25.00 deposit you may purchase another setting for only $3.25. Complete the seventh place setting and we'll give you the eighth setting free with your eighth deposit. Add serving and accessory pieces at low prices, tool 47 '4 )m tf I 4 4kS tV'5 -A- Ft7 2.
WOking, New Albany 16-4 3. Overton, Floyd Central 16-3 4. Blecher, Jeffersonville 9-8 132 1. Cooper, Floyd Central 15-3 2. Shepherd, Jennings Co 11-2-1 3.
Bleden, New Albany 11-6 4. Deschner, Seymour 6-12 138 1. Anderson, Jennings Co 19-0 2. Fox, Seymour 11-8 3. Haesley, Floyd Central 8-3 4.
Cartright, Jeffersonville 13-2-3 145 1. Zarick, Seymour 18-4 2. Austin, Floyd Central 17-3 3. Schnatter, Jeffersonville 13-6 4. Green, Jennings County 6-4 18 1.
Schleibaum, Seymour 18-4 2. Heeke, New Albany 20-1 3. Henley, Floyd Central 15-4 4. Brunton, Madison 13-4 187 1. Oliver, Jeffersonville 13-5-1 2.
Edward, Floyd Central 10-6 3. Snyder, New Albany 12-6 4. Conklin, Charlestown 10-3 177 1. Brunner, Madison 10-0 2. Anderson, New Albany 11-6 3.
Ragins, Floyd Central 10-1 4. McLeod, Jennings Co 5-10 1SS 1. King, Floyd Central 17-3 2. Ewing, Providence 12-1 3. Snyder, New Albany 11-7 4.
Hurley, Jennings Co 13-4 Heavyweight 1. Doggett, Jeffersonville 14-1 2. Hurley, Jennings County 18-1 3. Hick, New Albany 12-6 4. Nichols, Charlestown 7-2 Seymoar First Roead Parings 98- Brown (19-2) vs VanMeter (Jeff), 8- 10 105 Ashcraft (19-2) vs.
Fisher (Charles), 8-1 112 Bridgewater (2-5-3) vs. Thrasher (N A), 13-4 119 Hobson (20-3) vs. Johnson (Jeff), 3-10 128 Stockelman (21-2) vs. Murphy 132 Deschner (6-12) vs. Bruner (Mad), Ml 138 Fox (11-8) vs.
Spivey (Charles), 4-4 145 -Zarick (16-4) vs. Cosby (Mad). 7-8-1 155 Schleibaum (18-4) vs Rohrer (Jen), 7-8 167 Wintin (7-12) vs. Oliver (Jeff), 13-5-1 177 Sterling (2-12) vs. Anderson (NA), 11- 8 185- Wagner (5-10-1) vs.
Ewing (Prav). 12- 1 Hwt. Pennybaker (6-7) vs. Hurley (Jen), 18-1 Model MA 9132PN GE 12" diag. MONOCHROME PORTABLE TV 14V4 lbs.
light! Up-front controls and Dynapower Speaker! Solid Statt UHF Tuner; telescoping monopok fold-down VHF antenna; loop tor OHR $70 95 2103111 earn "-J W09S I Junior High Wrestlers Win Easily The Shields Junior High School wrestling team closed its 1972-73 dual meet schedule on the successful side Tuesday night by overpowering Franklin Junior High, 54-32. The win evened the junior Owls' record at 4-4. Coach Tom Waldkoetter mentioned three boys broke the junior high school record for the most wins in a season. Scott Brown held the old record of 10 wins. Frank Wintin finished with a 14-1 record, Mark Dixon was 13-4, and Steve Zarick was 11-5.
77 Zarick (S) pinned Smith (F), 1:33 83 Bosch (S) won by forfeit 89 Anderson (S) drew with Mowery 99 Haskett (S) pinned Tearman (F), 2:57 103 Lftrison (S) dec Bartz (F), 13-0 112 Wagner (S) pinned Stevens (F), 120 S. Zarick (S) pinned Sapp (F), :08 127 Dixon (S) pinned Morris (F), :44 133 Burke (S) pinned Crockett (F), 1 :38, 138 Wintin (S) pinned Fox (F), :42 145 Higginbotham (F) pinned Blanco (S). :31 155 Norris(F) pinned Hkkam(S), 1:14 185 Roderick (F) won by forfeit 180 Trodgon (F) pinned Coffelt (S). :49 Hwt. Cuilom (F) pinned Stradley (S).
31 Ceeaolauoa Pins Mitchell. Shuier, Dixon, Burke, Wintin. S. Zarick; decisions Sunbury, 10-2: Mclntire, 44; Tirey, 44; Anderson, t-O; Blanco, 54; Wilson, 4-2; Dixon, 6-1; Burley 5-0; Bosch, 4-1; Marling, 14-2. Owl Girls Defeat Rushvillc The Seymour High School girls basketball team increased its record to 4-1 Tuesday night by defeating Rushvilie, 31-25.
Seymour trailed, 14-13, at the half, but rallied for 18 points in the second half. Carol Haskett and Paula Wischmeier led Seymour with eight points apiece. Thursday Seymour will travel to Bedford for a varsity game only. Seymour 4 10 I SI Rushvilie 8 8 4 7 IS Seymour scoring: Haskett 8, Wischmeier 8. Laupus 4, Hunsueker 8, Emkes 3, Eggersv man 2.
The Pioneers and Tigers posted wins in the Seymour Boys' Club Junior League Toes-day. The Pioneers trailed, 19-71, at the half against the Hawks, but outscored the Hawks, 28-2, in the second half to pull away for the easy win. Mike McCoy scored 14, Larry McReynolds 13, and Leonard Hickam 12 for the winners while Gary Hunnicutt scored 11 for the Hawks. The Tigers won by forfeit over the Stars. The Eagles and Rams picked up easy wins in the Cadet League.
The Eagles held a 154 half-time lead over the Aces and went on to a 37-13 win. Keith Bowman led the winners with 16 points with John Wietbof 10. Tracy Clark was high for the Aces with six. The Rams led the Bears, 134, at halftime and went on to 27-12 win. Scott Heyne scored eight to lead the Rams while Joe Williams had seven for the Bears.
Accessory pieces available: Soup Bowls Fruit Dishes Salad Plates Serving Platter Vegetable Dish Sugar and Creamer .3.65 Effostitt Imil lata Ifi mow in England, bvt the fine quality of Staffordshire irontton li known tho world xer. This owti landing blw and white Cooching Sconot pattern it reproduced from original 19th century etchings. Hero's yew chance to set a table that looks extravagant, while you're actually being my saving. 'ff Earn the maximum rate any bank can pay. Each depositor insured to $20,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation r3 1 100 SOLID STATE! GE 25" diag, COLOR TV WITH ADVANCED ONE foid on Certiticatet of Deposit wire maturity between one one two yean, wtitch are outomotkolry renewable.
Interest compounded daily and may be paid monlMy, quarterly, semiannually or at maturity. CD's may be purchased with a minimum deposit at $100.00. TOUCH COLOR'" TUNING and GE's sharpest, brightest color picture ever! No tubes except the one you look at; plug-in modules for long-term reliability! Insta- Color picture and sound! aid on 90 -dor Passbook Time Deposit Accounts. Inter Depose Accounts. Inter- mm JKk (l 40a, deposit and 1 rime A eon- II 1-4 it permanent record 0 est is compounded dairy from paid any amount onient passbook issued toi of deposes and withdrawals.
Also paid en tiheates of Depose under rules covering the date el tourrrat any your vO-doy Cor. CD's. EHtotift IiiiiI Rat ENt.Hte IiimI Rita i Paid en Certrhxatet el Deposit srHh meturtt, el eoneelly. amvally or at eutti urity. CD's of 1100.00.
3 foid on to gutor asebeok Savingt Accounts. Yeu have complete fleiibrUty te depos or withdraw any amount at any time Funds d.pesesd by I Orh day of month Ofw inlWwMf from rtn Ant cA lh monlH. Model SF ywert 5.92 EHMttra l.a.tl lata may bo DewatoM lackson County Bank Stceod farm Orac-s Fecsteirs Jackaoe fork Shopp Cemer tOmZKLX MOODY'S 1 1 0 S. CHESTNUT 522-2653.
