65 - Gnaden Nips Lakeland 76-75 (1-5-65)

Gnadenhutten High School (Indians) Senior - Terry Huebner (24-Points)


GNADENHUTTEN - Revenge was sweet for Gnadenhutten High's basketballers (4-6) here last night as they whipped Harrison County power Lakeland.  In the Indians' initial game of the season, Lakeland copped a 58-56 nod on its home court.  Terry Huebner and Gary Rice supplied most of the scoring punch for the Oren Thompsen-coached Tribe, scoring 24 and 23 points, respectively.  This potent 1-2 combination overshadowed a great performance by Lakeland's Fred Simpson who burned the nets for 36 markers.  Gnadenhutten, set to visit Strasburg Friday, canned 29 of 60 action attempts for a hot 49 percent, but actually won the game at the charity lines, by sinking 18-of 32.  Lakeland hit on 33 of 79 floor flings for 40 percent and connected on 9 of 18 foul tries.  The Harrison Countians had more rebounds, 42-35, thanks to Simpson's 11.   Bill Kohl snared 13 rebounds for the Indians.  The Lakeland Reserves had won the opening game against the Gnadenhutten Reserves (3-5) 58-48.

GNADENHUTTEN INDIANS - 76

Gene Bates 4-1-9
Bill Kohl 2-2-6
Dan Jinks 2-5-9
John Parrish 2-1-5
Terry Huebner 11-2- 24
Gary Rice 8-7-23
Fred Glass 0-0-0
Randy Crites 0-0-0

LAKELAND - 75

Tyson 1-2-4
Wingrove 1-1-3
Fred Simpson 15-6-36
Dockins 2-0-4
Farrell 6-0-12
Huff 1-0-2
Hamilton 4-0-8
Bardall 2-0-4
Topp 1-0-2


Wednesday, January 6, 1965
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio

STANDINGS

1.  Midvale Blue Devils 3-0 (10-0)
2.  Strasburg Tigers 2-0 (5-2)
3.  Garaway Pirates 2-0 (4-2)
4.  Stone Creek 2-1 (8-1 )
5.  Gnadenhutten Indians 2-1 (4-6)
6.  Port Washington Purple Riders 1-2 (3-6)
7.  Tuscarawas Broncos 0-2 (3-4)
8.  Baltic Eagles 0-3 (1-6)
9.  Tuscarawas Valley Trojans 0-3 (0-7)