Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)

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SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL Front iuw: .lnvli Ilivntz, Bill Bally, Npil Cni'pmilPi', loni P Clu z uf .Iin.i lflll'llF'lllPl', Junior Smith, Paul l-lPtlingPr, Illlllllll Pane Buck low: Furl IlPPuy, llnrnis I'lasPlby, .lulin Malone-y, Sain qlllJlllPl1lJ?l Pl i 1 Hyni in Mi: Rliullo, Hill TIIOIIJLISOII, llrnvpr Sliicller. .Innms Hume-r Lion Wliilp ir The F-lnr f'i.Ly Sulllmll team had fi :und Wagon ihw f'1ll bw Vllllll Ilnlll' ZIIIUPS while dropping only threw. 'l'liP scorPQ Of the g 1IUEl1 alP sw follows' H Glass Crook 6 Sl:1rl'ily 10 Monterey ll Star City fl Grass C11-lr-lc 6 Stair City I6 Alonlerpy I2 Star City Ilnyal Cfrulvl Smfr Clly Royal Cvnlvr Star City Pulaski Star Cily 'lr 'l'liv Star lilly Ilaselmll Tealn dirln't, lmvl- snvli :1 good QP1-lon tlim Villl llipy plziyml two g:11u0s und wwe nlPI'entell in both, Tim Hcnieq mme as follow: H R Mvllaiiyvillv 9 10 Mvrlnryvillw Star Cily ll 7 Star City Q 5

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STARLETS The Starlets had an up and down season. They won S and lost S. They were defeated in the County Tourney by Monterey 15-13. At home the Starlets won 5 and lost 3. Away from home they won 3 and lost 5. The majority of the games were of the close variety, The Starlets won one 1-pointer, one 2-pointer, one 3-pointer, and one 1-pointer. The opponents heat the Starlets -twice hy 1 tpnint, ontie hy 2 points, once hy 3, twice by 4, and once by 5. Pnlaslai was the only team to beat the Sta-rlets by more than. 5 points anti they did it twice. During the season at one time or nn- other, 21 boys played on the seunnd team and all but -i of them scored. There were freshmen, 1 sophomores, 6 juniors, and 3 senio-rs playing at one -time or another. Ot the 352 points scored by the second team during the year, 177 or 50.3 per cent of the poin-is were scored by freshmen. The sophomores got 71, the juniors 51, and the seniors collected 50. Doc Parcel and Don White played in all 16 games, They tied for the most field goals with 22. Doc tried the 1110St toul shuts, -12, and made the most, 20. Ot' those playing in 6 or more games, Doe hit the best percentage of his free throws: ,-t716fQQ-, Don White had the most touts, 30. Doc, the most points. 61. The highvsl average per game for -those in 6 or more contests was llrnve Berltshire's 5.56 points per game. Paul Hettinger averaged 6 points in 1 contests. 0 FG FTA FTM PCT, PF TP AVE. Doc Parcel, tFl ..... 22 42 47.6 30 1. Guy Harper, IFJ ...... 2 15 20. 16 58 Jack Capper, tSo.J ........ .... 6 5 37.5 17 1.55 Jini Hauser, tJi .... ............... 0 -it 75. 0 3 Sain Siminernialier, tFJ ....,.. 16 16 37,5 10 2.71 Jack Wiseley, U1 .......... .... fi 1-t 35.7 13 -.5 Jack Heintz, tSe.l ..... .... 9 12 -11.7 16 2,83 Don Vvhite, tSo.i .... 22 37 10,5 33 3,69 Grover Shidler, tJt ...,. ....... 1 5 0.0 12 20 Neil lfarpenter, tSoi . 0 0 00 1 00 Bob Berkshire, tSe.J .... ,.., 1 0 5 60. 12 1.6 Vllayne Bunnell, KFJ 2 0 00 7 67 Delos Russell, tFi ..... .... 1 0 up 1 ' 67 Bill Thompson, 1.11 ..... 3 5 20. 6 61 Jake Huselby, tFl ...... .......... t I -1 0,0 2 00 Albert Crissinger, tSo.l 0 0 0.0 1 00 John Maloney, KF? ........ 9 9 33.3 6 3 Patil Hettinger, tJJ ,.,..... .... 11 5 40. 7 6 Bruve Berkshire, QFB .... ..... 1 1 34 38.2 11 5.86 Jim Carpenter, tSc-.J .,.. ..... 2 tl 0,0 1 4. George Schultz, 1.11 .1 .. 0 0 0.0 0 00 Totals ................ 5 215 311.5 215 2.2 QFJ-Freshman. tSo.l--Sophomore. U1-Junior. tSe.7--Senior.

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