Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1974 — Page 7
TWursday, August], 1974
Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana
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I orr’s-Walton overcame a 5-0 Putnam Inn lead Tuesday night at Robe Ann Park to become the only undefeated team left in the Greencastle 12” Softball League Tournament, while Cloverdale IGA took another step forward in the losers’ bracket by eliminating Livestock
from the tourney. Putnam Inn broke the scoring ice in the nightcap at Robe Ann with a single run in the second frame, to which they added four markers in the top of the third. “They had them on the run, but they couldn’t stand the prosperity,” said score-
keeper Raymond Hill of the Putnam Inn outfit, who misplayed two balls (one officially) in the bottom of the third to open the doors to a four run Torr’s-VValton rally that swung the momentum around to the eventual winners. A two run Jerry McCul-
Demolition Derby At State Fair
The famous Indiana State l air Championship Demolition Derby, “World’s Greatest Thrill Spectacular,” is coming to the 1974 Indiana State Lair on Monday, August 19 at 7:30 p.m. Over S 1.000 in cash and trophies will be awarded to “Thrill Seekers” from all over Indiana—both men and women—who seek to be the lone survivor in this—the world's craziest traffic jam. Destruction begins with four heats, whose winners and runnersup compete in the grinding feature event. A special “Ladies Powder Puff Event” rounds out the com-
petition. Participants must supph their own cars and the car is to be equipped with a safety belt. Driver must wear an approved crash helmet. Official rules and entry blanks may be obtained from the State Fair Special Events Office. All participans must be of legal age or have a notorized release signed by their parents. Entries are limited to the first 80 applicants. Only American-made, hardtop automobiles are eligible. No special bumpers or reinforcements will be permitted. The only exception is
roll bars around the driver’s compartment which will be permitted, but not required. Because of the nature of this event, no spectators will be permitted in the infield. Therefore, they are urged by officials to come early and get a choice seat in the Grandstand. This is one contest at this year’s Fair. August 15-25. in which all “Fender Benders”, “Connoiseurs of Crash” and frustrated “Sunday Drivers” can do what they do best. General Admission tickets are S2 and available at the State Fair Administration Building or by mail order.
Pee Wee Football Team Begins Practice Today
The Greencastle Pee Wee Football Team will start their 1974 season this afternoon with sign-up and first practice at five o’clock at Robe Ann Park. This season the team’s membership is open to any boy in Putnam County in the 4th. 5th. or 6th grade who will not have reached his 13th birthday bv November 1. 1974. Sign-up for the local team will continue until the official “weigh-in” on August 31. That is the same date for the Indiana Elementary Football Association Jamboree, which will be held at Mt. Vernon High School in Fortville beginning at 6:30
p.m. There the twelve teams in the IEFA league will gather, pairing off to play six minute quarters. The Greencastle team has drawn Carmel as their opponent for a quarter. The other teams attending comprise the impressive list of Fortville. Lawrence. Arlington. Warren. Noblesville, Beach Grove. Eagledale, Speedway. Tabernacle, and Center Grove. Greencastle will play eight of these teams during the regular season, the schedule for which is not yet available. Four of these will be at home, providing an opportunity for local fans to see the
boys in action. Alex Warfield will once again man the head coaching position for the Pee Wee team, with the assistant coaching jobs yet to be designated. He will be out with the boys every weekday afternoon at Robe Ann Park, as will the team’s secretary, Dale Shoup. armed with application blanks for anyone wishing to play for the team. Any boy or parent who wants to become involved with the Pee Wee Team is urged to come out to Robe Ann Park for these practices. Questions may also be directed to Shoup at 6534141 (ext. 208) or 653-3364.
Special Deer Hunt Set
A special deer hunt will be conducted at Jefferson Proving Ground, near Madison, according to a joint announcement by Joseph D. Cloud. Director ot the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, and Colonel James M. Bishop. Commanding Officer of Jefferson Proving Ground. . A total of 1.260 archery hunters will be selected to hunt on seven davs: Oct. 7. 1!.:4. 18. 21. 25 and 28. One-hundred and eighty hunters will be assigned to hunt each day. A special muzzle-loading yfle hunt will be held on Nov. 4 for 160 hunters. A total of 640 shotgun hunters will be selected to hunt on four days: Nov. 11. 18. 22 and 29. One-hundred and sixty hunters will be assigned to hunt each day. All hunts this year will be on Mondays and Fridays. Hunters at Jefferson Proving Ground must be 18 years of ;(ge on or before the day of tfic hunt, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. I One major change in the (bgulations involves a new requirement that hunters us-
ing muzzle loading rifles must have a Muzzle-Loading Rifle License and shotgunners must have a Shotgun License. Muzzle-loading licenses will be available only from Indianapolis. The application for the special deer hunt permits is a part of the deer licenses which are now being distributed to license agents throughout the state. This form must be completed and returned to 607 State Office Building. Indianapolis. Indiana. 46204. no later than Sept. 6. Successful applicants will be notified by mail prior to the hunts. Applicants may apply
All boys interested in playing football or running cross country at Cloverdale High School this fall should make arrangements for their physical examinations, according to an announcement by Clover athletic director A1 Tucker. Physicals should be completed prior to August 12,
individually or with one other hunter, in which case each must submit an application card with his buddy’s license number recorded in the space provided. For example, hunter “A” would record on his application card his buddy’s (hunter “B") license number, and hunter “B” would record on his application card the license number of hunter “A”. Applicants who do not properly complete their application card will be subject to disqualification. Information on other special deer hunts will be announced soon.
the date of the first practice for both sports. At 7 p.m. on August 12 all prospective team members are to report to the Cloverdale football field. Physical examination slips may be obtained at local doctors’ offices, or through contacting Mr. Tucker at 7954758.
Physicals For Clovers
lough home run in the fourth put Torr’s-Walton ahead to stay, and a spell of wildness from relief pitcher Dave Bullock gave them a pair of insurance runs in the fifth. Bullock relieved starter Marv in Querry, w ho was tagged with the loss, at the opening of the fifth, but only
Action continued in the Cloverdale Invitational Little League Tournament Tuesday night with Mooresvilie and Bainbridge advancing into the second round w ith wins. Mooresville saw half of an 18-4 lead over Stilesville evaporate in the fourth inning. but regained their composure to go on to a 23-11 victory. In the second game Joe
lasted one third of the inning on the rubber. Sandwiched around the one out he was able to manage were two hit batsmen, a past ball, and wild pitch that blossomed into the pair of Torr’s-Wal-ton runs. Querry then returned to the rubber to eventually
Bainbridge
Miller pitched and hit Bainbridge to a 4-3 win over south county rival Belle Union. Jay Lucas absorbed the one run defeat. Tonight’s tourney action will pit Eminence against Plainfield in the opening second round game, while host Cloverdale meets Mooresville in the nightcap. The first game is scheduled to begin at 6:30 at the Cloverdale Little League diamond.
retire the side and throw' the sixth frame, in which he was nicked for another insurance marker by the winners. Don Walton received credit for the 10-6 win, finding his toughest tests to be Russ Hull, who singled twice and homered, and Del Staley who added a double to a pair of singles. Querry singled twice for Putnam Inn, while Bullock doubled and Pete Norris singled once. Besides McCullough's round tripper, all of the winners’ hits were singles, two each coming off the bats of Dave Rhon, Don Walton, Mike Hammond, and Jon Hammond. McCullough contributed a single in addition to his homer. He was joined in the one single category by teammates Dave Walton. Gary Satterfield, Kent Frazier, and Willie Parton. The victory propells Torr's-Walton to tonight's final round game or games, depending on whether or not
they can dispose of whoever makes it out of the losers' bracket in the first contest this evening. By winning Tuesday Cloverdale IGA earned the right to meet Castle-Brack-ney's in the first game last night, with the winner to take on Putnam Inn in the nightcap. The winner of that second game will take the field against Torr's-Walton in tonight's opener. If Torr's-Walton wins that one. they will be crowned the champion of the double elimination tourney. If they lose, a second game will be necessary to determine the titlist. Cloverdale IGA paved the way for their advancement Tuesday by exploding for seven runs in the second inning of the opener with Livestock. From there they added a lone run in the third and three each in the fourth and fifth to coast on into a 14-4 victory. Norm Hoffa picked up the win for Cloverdale IGA with
four innings of no runs, two hit pitching. Mike Comer mopped up in the fifth through seventh frames, yielding all four Livestock runs on four hits. Rich Coffey led the losers' six hit attack with a triple and single, while Bonebreak singled twice and Steve Jones and Randy Jones once each. Roy Svvihart got the loss on the rubber, giving up home runs to Bill Steele in the second with two aboard and Jim Coon in the fourth w ith the bases empty. ) Jim Sharp singled three times, Terry Hoffa singled twice and doubled. Charles Alex and Mike Steele each doubled and singled once, and Norm Hoffa. Terry Steele, and Coon each added singles to round out the 15 hit winners’ attack. Line Scores Livestock 000 002 2 4-6-1 Cloverdale IGA 071 330x14-15-1 Putnam Inn 014 000 1 6-10-1 Torr’s-Walton 004 321 x 10-14-3
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