Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 July 1974 — Page 8

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Kiwanis vs. Elks Tonight

Kiwanis standout Dave Braden ended his Greencastle Babe Ruth League pitching career by firing a onehitter at Legion in the second game of the playoffs Tuesday night, and his teammates exploded for ten runs in the third inning to pave the way

for an 11-0 victory that sends them into the final against Elks tonight. Braden, who will be joining the South All-Star team for a state honors contest, in South Bend Saturday, allowed only a double to Shane Huber in his farewell

performance on the Babe Ruth mound. Kiwanis manager Herman Wallace, rather than saving Braden for the title game tonight, threw him in the expected easier match Tuesday so that he would be wellrested for the all-star game.

Greencastle All-Stars Defeat Sullivan LL’ers

All the 15 year old hurler needed was the single run his teammates got for him in the first inning, but they finished with eight hits, while taking advantage of five Legion errors to give him a cruising victory. ■ Sherm McKee singled and tripled for the winners, Tom Norton singled and doubled,

Mitchell singled twice, Jeff Mager doubled, and York singled. Championship playoff game time tonight is 5:30 at the high school diamond.

Line Score Legion 000 000 0 0-1-5 Kiwanis 1010 000 x 11-8-0

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The Greencastle Little League All-Stars defeated the Sullivan All-Stars 9-3 Monday night at the Legion field in Sullivan. Troy Judy was the winning pitcher for Greencastle, getting six batters to strike out while walking only two. Burton and Bonebreak split the mound duty for Sullivan, Burton pitching 3 2/3 innings and Bonebreak hurling the final 2 1/3. Burton gave up all nine Greencastle runs, yielding

seven hits while walking three and striking out one. Bonebreak gave up one hit and walk while striking out one. Greencastle scored two runs in the first inning, six in the second, and one in the fourth. Brent Atwell led Greencastle with three hits, while Jimmy Black, Greg Nicholson, Chris Hobson, Bart Spencer, and Troy Judy all hit safely for the Greencastle cause. Two of Sullivan’s runs came in the bottom of the

fourth inning, when Judy walked the first batter and the next hitter crashed one over the left-centerfield fence. Sullivan tried to start a rally in the sixth and last frame, but it was too late. After scoring one run, Bonebreak hit a fly ball to left fielder Brent Shuee, who doubled off the runner at first, ending the game. Greencastle faced Terre Haute National last night in the last game of the first round, with game time scheduled for seven o’clock.

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First inning action in the Greencastle Babe Ruth League playoffs Tuesday sees this Kiwanis batter connect with a line drive shot that went from the middle of the picture

above through the Legion shortstop for an error that paved the way for the only run Kiwanis needed in their 11-0 victory. (Banner-Graphic Photo)

Castle-Brackney’s Pulls Upset

Castle-Brackney’s pulled a major upset in Greencastle 12” Softball League action Tuesday night, knocking Torr’s-Walton out of the first place position they had occupied for one night with an 8-6 whipping. The last place Castle-

Brackney’s crew surprised Torr’s-Walton with five runs in the third inning to break the scoring ice in the game, and then hung on through a two run Torr’s-Walton seventh inning rally for the win. The big third for CastleBrackney's featured a run

Clovers Run Into No Run Trouble

Cloverdale’s summer high school baseball team has run on hard times lately, not being able to locate home plate with any baserunners their last three outings and not tasting victory in their last four. Defeats at the hands of

Van Buren (7-6) and Staunton (6-0) last week dropped the summer Clovers to the .500 mark on their season’s record, and a doubleheader dropping by Brazil Tuesday night shoved them down to 57, far away from the second place position they had ^ar-

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lier occupied in the vacationtime loop. Back to back doubles by Brazil in the fifth inning of the first game Tuesday provided the only run of the contest, while the Red Devils scored five unearned runs in the nightcap to make the only dents in home plate. The Clovers outhit their guests for the twinbill, but just couldn’t reach paydirt. They opened their offensive showing in the first game by loading the bases, with nobody out. but a strikeout and a double play ended and began the succession of futile attempts to score. Coach Ken Williams was pleased with the caliber of ball his Clovers played Tues-

day, for he considers Brazil to be a rugged outfit. It’s just that he'd like to send a runner around from his third base coaching position once in a while. He’s getting the pitching from the likes of Ed Cummings, Kelly Bailey, and Jerry Chestnut, while Jerry Wallace and Randy Barron join the latter two in carrying the club’s leading sticks, which have outhit their overall opponents by 12 safeties this summer. Now he will try to get some runs against Shakamak Friday, seeing if the Clovers can break into the upper divi- - sion of the summer league for the home field advantage in the upcoming league tour-

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producing triple by David Evans and one of two doubles of the evening for Bill Chester. Chester would up with three RBI’s for the night, while Evans had two. Also heading the winners’ 13 hit attack where Darrel Brackney with a double and two singles and Bob Pursell and Chuck Evans with a pair of singles apiece. Bob Pettit allowed ten hits in collecting the pitching win, three of them to Dave Rhon and two to Jerry McCullough. Dave and Mike Walton led off the fourth inning for the losers with back to back home runs, but they were not enough to avert the loss for Bob England.

Reuschel Changes Style; Cubs Trim Braves

ATLANTA (AP) — Righthander Rick Reuschel of the Chicago Cubs changed his style Tuesday night and trimmed the Atlanta Braves for the third time this year with a route-go-ing 7-2 decision. “I felt I was getting in a rut throwing the slider so much,” Reuschel said. “1 know I've got a good fast ball but 1 just wasn’t throwing it ... until tonight.” The hurley pitcher says he normally throws 60 per cent sliders in a game, but he used only 27 Tuesday night, 23 of them for strikes as the Braves managed to hit only four fly balls out of the infield. “I felt like 1 had to change.” he said. *lt seems like they’ve been hitting my slider lately, mainly because I tended to throw it almost any time I needed a strike." The Braves gave Reuschel trouble in only one inning - the second, when Atlanta got four singles, including run-scoring hits from Johnny Oates and pinch-hitter Norm Miller. All it did was trim the Cubs lead to 4-2. Reuschel retired 11 batters in a row during on stretch and gave up only three hits after the second. Billy Williams paced Chicago’s 13-hit attack with two singles, a double and two runs batted in, while Jose Cardenal

added a trio of singles. Williams said he had been attempted to hit the ball out of the park too often, acknowledging that the Cubs relied on his bat to produce runs. “J know I’ve got to hit for us so 1 sometimes get anxious at the plate and get a little too far out in front,” Williams said. “But if I can start spraying the ball around like tonight and get my stroke back they’ll (home runs) come.” Reuschel is now 3-0 against Atlanta this season and 5-1 lifetime His overall mark this year is 9-7. *It just seems like every time I play Atlanta our club gets a lot of runs,” Reuschel said. “1 know that one time the Braves beat me, they really beat me. Seems like it was about 18-2.” The Cubs jumped on Roric Harrison, 6-11, for four runs on six hits in the first two innings. Williams and Andy Thornton had RBI singles in the first, and one run crossed on an error and Williams doubled in another in the second. Steve Swisher doubled in the sixth and scored on Don Kessinger’s single to center and the Cubs added two more in the seventh when Darrell Earns missed a pickoff throw at third with the bases loaded, allowing two runners to score.

Scott Gains On Cycle

WESTERVILLE Ohio (AP) — Gary Scott of Baldwin Park, Calif., continues to gain on leading Ken Roberts in the American Motorcycle Association grand national drivers’ race. Scott, riding a Yamaha, picked up 165 points for winning at Castle Rock, Wash., last week. Roberts, the defending na-

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In the scheduled first game Tuesday night, Cloverdale IGA forfeited to Pizza Hut, exchanging fourth for fifth place with them in standings. The loss to Castle-Brack-ney’s marked the second time this season that Torr’s-Wal-ton followed crucial wins that vaulted them into first place with letdown performances against teams lower in the standings that left them in the second position. Tonight Torr’s-Walton will have a prime chance for revenge, as they meet CastleBrackney’s in the first game at Robe Ann Park, followed

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confrontation.

With Torr’s-Walton’s loss Tuesday, Putnam Inn regained first place by one half game, a position they will try to retain against the dangerous Dvestock outfit.

Line Scores Castle-Brackney’s 005 021 0 8-

13-2

Torr’s-W alton 001 210 2 6-10-5

Standings Putnam Inn

Torr’s-Walton

Livestock Pizza Hut

Cloverdale IGA Castle-Brackneys

11-3 10-3

6-8 4- 8 5- 0

4-10

All Gone... Almost

SOUTH BEND Ind. (AP>Notre Dame has sold out all of the tickets for its six home football games this fall except a few for the Air Force match Nov. 23.

Ticket manager Don Bouffard said Tuesday scattered tickets remain for that contest. The sellouts games are with Purdue, Rice, Army, Miami and Pittsburgh.

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Published in accordance with the call made by the Federal Reserve Bank of this district pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act and a call made by the Deportment of Financial Institutions of the State of Indiana Consolidated Report of Condition of "First-Citizens Bank And Trust Company" of Greencastle in the State of Indiana and Domestic Subsidiaries at the dose of busi ness on June 30, 1974. Dollars Cts

ASSETS

Cash and due from banks (including ...*20,756.65 unposted debits) *2,375,990.72 U S. Treasury securities 4,182,830 12 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations 600,177.3C Obligations of States and political subdivisions 4,126,310 62 Other securities (including *33,000.00 corporate stocks) 232,618.57 Trading account securities None Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 1,000,000 0C Other loans 14,780,601 90 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises ...556,339 93 Real estate owned other than bank premises None Investments in subsidiaries not consolidated None Customer's liability to this bonk on acceptances outstanding None Other assets 323,592.02 TOTAL ASSETS *28 178.46118

, UABUJTIES

Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government

Deposits of States and political subdivisions 4,365,746 86 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions Non* Deposits of commercial banks 9,826.94 Certified and officers' checks, etc 139 899 89 TOTALDEPOSITS *25.332,307 15

(a) Total demand deposits *6,816,551.57 (b) Total time and savings deposits *18,515,755.58 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to

repurchase None Other liabilities for borrowed money 26,250.00 Mortgage indebtedness None Acceptances executed by or for account of this bonk and outstanding None Other liabilities 687,946 11 TOTAIUABIUTIES *26,046,503.26 MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOUDATED SUBSIDIARIES None

RESERVES ON UDANS AND SECURITIES

Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings) *242,892.56 Other reserves on loans None Reserves on securities None TOTAl RESERVES ON UDANS AND SECURITIES *242.892.56

CAPITALACCOUNTS

Capitol notes and debentures 8^%, due April 1989 *400,000.00 (Specify interest rate and maturity of each issue outstanding) Equity capital, total 1,489,065.36 Preferred stock-total par value None Common stock-total par value 200,000.00 (No shares authorized 8,000) (No. shares outstanding 8,000) Surplus 900,000.00 Undivided profits 389,065.36 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves None TOTAt CAPIT At ACCOUNTS ‘1 889,065 36 TOTAtUABItITIES, RESERVES, ANDCAPITAtACCOUNTS ‘28,178,46118

MEMORANDA

Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with coll date 25,379 845 82 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 14,776,162 47 Unearned discount on instalment loans included in total capital accounts None I, Jean Rossok, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly (swear, affirm) that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and

belief.

Correct-Attest: Jear Rossok Francis B. Cannon J. W. Earnshaw Daniel T. Smith

State of Indiana, County of Putnam, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of July, 1974, and that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My commission expires April 19, 1976 Nancy C. Clones, Notary Public.

Directors.

hereby certify

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