Banner Graphic, Volume 9, Number 243, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 June 1979 — Page 16
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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, June 19,1979
Sports scoreboard
Baseball at a (ilance Bv The Associated Press WIKRK' W I.KAGIK PAST W... I Pet...(18 Baltimore 42 22 .656 Boston 39 24 .619 2' s Milwaukee 36 30 .545 7 New York 34 31 523 Cleveland 32 32 500 10 IVtroit 30 30 .500 10 Toronto 21 46 .313 '22'VVKST California 41 27 603 Kansas City 35 31 530 5 Minnesota 32 29 .525 s'Texas 34 31 523 s'a Chicago 31 33 484 8 Seattle 28 40 412 13 Oakland 19 48 284 21'Monday's Haines Boston 9. Detroit 8 Baltimore 8, Cleveland 7 Seattle 5, Chicago 1 California 5. Texas 0 Kansas City 3. Oakland 2 Only games scheduled Tuesday's (lames Detroit tßillingham 6-3' at Boston iFinch O-Oi. in' Baltimore i Palmer 6-31 at Cleveland t Barker 0-o>, m> Toronto iHuffman 3-7) at New York (Beattie 3-31, in' Seattle < Honeycutt 3-5 1 at Chicago ißarrios6-3 1. in' Minnesota iGollz 5-6> at Milwaukee 1 1 iaas 4-s'. in' Texas >Johnson 2 8' at California ißarr 3-1 i. ill' Kansas City il.eonard 4-41 at Oakland iKeough 0-B'. ini Wednesday's (lames Toronto at New York. 2 Detroit at Boston, an Baltimore at Cleveland, in' Seattle at Chicago, tni Minnesota at Milwaukee, on Texas at California, in' Kansas City at Oakland, uu NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W I Pet.. GB. Montreal 35 24 .593 - St Louis 32 27 542 3 Philadelphia 34 30 .531 3'Pittsburgh 31 28 .525 4 Chicago 30 30 .500 s'New York 25 34 .424 10 WEST Houston 39 29 . 574 Cincinnati 36 29 . 554 I'San Francisco 33 33 500 5 Los Angeles 31 37 .456 8 San Diego 31 38 449 8V Atlanta . 23 41 .359 14 Monday’s Games Atlanta 10. Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 7, Chicago 3 Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 Houston 3. New York 2, 18 innings San Diego 3. St Louis 2 Only games scheduled Tuesday’s Games Cincinnati (LaCoss 8-0) at Montreal (Lee 6-3». (n) Philadelphia (Christenson 1-4) at Atlanta (P Niekro 7-9), (n) New York (Hassler (M» at Houston (Andujar 6-4), (n) St Louis (Fulgham. 0-0) at San Diego (Rasmussen 3-6), (n) Chicago (Reuschel 5-5) at Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 7-4), (n) Pittsburgh (Rooker 2-1) at San Francisco (Montefusco 1-2), (n) Wednesday’s Games Pittsburgh at San Francisco Cincinnati at Montreal, (n) Philadelphia at Atlanta, (n) New York at Houston, (n) St. Louis at San Diego, (n) Only games scheduled tx American Associauon Bv The Associated Press EAST W L Pet. GB Evansville 35 27 .565 lowa 33 27 . 550 1 Springfield 30 29 .508 3‘j Indianapolis 28 34 .452 7 WEST Omaha 36 27 . 571 Oklahoma City 32 29 .525 3 Denver 26 33 .441 8 Wichita 24 38 387 ID* Monday’s Results Oklahoma City 10-3 Wichita 9-4 Denver 4, Omaha 2 lowa 2, Indianapolis 1 (14) Evansville 14. Springfield 2 Tuesday's Games Omaha at Oklahoma City Denver at Wichita Evansville at lowa Springfield at Indianapolis (2) Wednesday's Games Omaha at Oklahoma City Denver at Wichita Evansville at lowa 1 Springfield at Indianapolis TODAY’S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (135 at bats): Smalley. Minnesota, .375; Kemp, Detroit, .359; Downing. California, .357; Carew, California. 355; Bochte, Seattle, .335. RUNS: Lansford, California, 52; Brett, Kansas City, 51; LeFlore. Detroit, 49; Baylor, California, 49; Otis, Kansas City, 49. RBI: Baylor. California, 57; Lynn, Boston, 53; Bochte, Seattle. 52; Porter, Kansas City, 50; Rice, Boston, 49. HITS. Brett, Kansas City, 91; Lansford, California, 90; Smalley, Minnesota, 87; Rice. Boston. 81; Bonds. Cleveland, 80. DOUBLES: Downing, California. 18: Lemon, Chicago. 18; Washington, Chicago, 18; Thornton, Cleveland, 17; Brett, Kansas City, 17; Bell, Texas, 17. TRIPLES: Brett, Kansas City, 9; Randolph, New York, 6; Wilson, Kansas City, 6: Griffin, Toronto, 5; Bannister, Chicago. 5. HOME RUNS: Lynn, Boston, 16; Thomas, Milwaukee, 15; Grich, California, 15: Singleton, Baltimore, 14; Rice, Boston, 14; Jones, Seattle, 14. STOLEN BASES: LeFlore, Detroit, 34;
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Wilson. Kansas City, 27; Cruz, Seattle, 22; Otis, Kansas City, 20; Wills, Texas. 19. PITCHING (7 Decisions): Kem, Texas, 8-1, 889, 1 80; Stanhouse, Baltimore, 6-1, 857 , 2.83; John. New York, 10-2, 833. 2.07; Martinez. Baltimore. 9-2, 818, 3.16; Clear, California, 7-2, 778 . 2 76; Ryan. California. 9-3, 750, 2.56; Renko, Boston. 5- 714, 3 24; Parrott. Seattle. 5-2. 714, 3 05 STRIKEOUTS: Ryan. California, 109: Guidry. New York, 80; Jenkins, Texas, 75; Kravec. Chicago. 68; Koosman. Minnesota. 60 NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (135 at bats': Brock. St Louis. 357; Murphy, Atlanta. 348; Rose, Philadelphia, .344; Hendrick. St Louis, 343; Mazzilli, New York. 342 RUNS: Lopes, Los Angeles, 59; Kingman. Chicago, 49; North. San Francisco. 48; Schmidt. Philadelphia. 47; Royster. Atlanta. 47 RBI: Kingman. Chicago, 55; Winfield, Still Diego. 55; Foster. Cincinnati. 53; Simmons. St Louts. 47; Garvey. Los Angeles, 46; Clark. San Francisco. 46 HITS: Winfield, San Diego, 89; Russell. Los Angeles. 87; Rose. Philadelphia. 86; Garvey, Los Angeles, 86; Hernandez. St Louis. 83 DOUBLES: Rose. Philadelphia. 22. Parrish. Montreal. 19; Mazzilli. New York. 19; Reitz. St Louis. 19; Hendrick. St Louis. 19; Griffey. Cincmnat. 19. TRIPLES: Templeton, St Louis. 8; Mcßride. Philadelphia. 7; Scott. St Louis, 7; Winfield. San Diego, 7; 5 Tied With 5 HOME RUNS: Kingman. Chicago. 24; Schmidt, Philadelphia. 19; Lopes. Los An geles, 18; Simmons, SI Louis, 16; Win field. Sun Diego, 15. STOLEN BASES: Moreno. Pittsburgh. 26: Scott, St Louis. 24; North. San Fran cisco, 24; Lopes. Los Angeles. 19; Taverns. New York. 18 PITCHING (7 Decisions): LaCoss, Cincinnati. 84). 1 (KM). 2 32, Niekro, Houston. 10-3, .769, 3.00; Knepper, San Francisco. 6- .750, 3.94; Hooton. Los Angeles, 73. .700, 3.08; Lee, Montreal, 6-3, .667, 3.76; Vuckovich, St Louis. 6-3. .667. 3.25; Fingers. San Diego, 6-3. 667 , 2.83; Swan, New York, 7-4. .636. 2.90. STRIKEOUTS: Richard, Houston, 111: Carlton, Philadelphia. 76; Perry. Sun Diego. 73; Swan, New York, 70; Sutton, Los Angeles, 70. Monday's Sports Transactions Bv The Associated Press BASE BALI American League CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Purchased the contract of Ike Hampton, catcher, from Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League Signed Paul Saatzer, pitcher, and Dale Bunn, infielder NEW YORK YANKEES-Named Billy Martin manager, replacing Bob Lemon, who will be assigned front office duties Named Art Fowler pitching coach. National League PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Place-d Doug Bird, pitcher, on the 2141ay disabled list. Recalled Kevin Saucier, pitcher, from Oklahoma City of the American Association. ST.LOUIS CARDINALS—PIaced Bob Sykes, pitcher, on the 21-day disabled list. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association UTAH JAZZ—Named Tom Nissalke head coach. Gene Littles and Hal Wissel assistant coaches. Bill Bertka director of player personnel, and Jim Bindly assistant general manager. FOOTBALI National Football League DENVER BRONCOS-Signed Jeff Mclntyre, linebacker HOCKEY National Hockey League ATLANTA FLAMES-Signed Pekka Rautakallio, defenseman, to a two-year contract. COLLEGE EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITYNamed Jon Rose women’s gymnastics and men's tennis coach. MARSHALL UNIVER SI T Y Named Bob Zuffelato head basketball coach NORTH CAROLINA A&T-Named Ed Hiatt offensive backfield coach WILLIAMJEWELLCOLLEGE—Named Larry Holley head basketball coach. SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETICCON-FE-RENCE—Named Lawrence Collins supervisor of officials. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Leaders after Monday's first two rounds in the 11th Indiana PGA stroke play golf tournament at the par-71 Hillcrest Country Club course: Don Padgett, Carmel 694>8—137 John Dunham, Indianapolis 70-72—142 Bill Schumaker, Col. City 72-7(4-142 Bill Miller. Ft. Wayne 72-71 Bob Kruse, Ft. Wayne 72-71—143 Earl Svenningsen, Indpls. 73-71—144 Bill Kennedy, Indpls. • 74-71—145 Mike Dickey, Anderson 72-74 146 Bill Spellman, Auburn 71-76—147 Doug Booth, Ft. Wayne 74-73—147 Ed Knych, Indianapolis 74-73—147 Jim Guinnup, Lafayette 75-72—147 Jim Ferriell, Carmel 75-72—147 Don Street, Indianapolis 76-71—147 WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (API - Scores of the top 10 leaders after Monday’s first round of qualifying in the Indiana Junior Golf Tournament at Purdue University: John McMichael, Crown Point 71 Billy Kennedy, Indianapolis 72 Joe Thomas, Elkhart 73 Matt Smith, Logansport 73 Jeff Kistler, Marion 73 Scott Klute, Richmond 73 John Michael, Indianapolis 74 Terry Smith, Rochester 74 Brad Hawkins, W.Lafayette 74 Jeffrey Levy, Granger 75
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sitting in the broadcast booth at Dodger Stadium one recent Thursday evening was Maury Wills, he of the swift feet and incisive baseball view. A TV color man, taken down a notch, and not quite certain why. Wills had spent seven seasons as commentator on NBC’s baseball Game of the Week, usually working the back-up game, usually quite well. As a former jock bigs, Hall of Fame credentials he knew “inside” baseball, and best, had a TV style that conveyed that knowledge without showing off. Wills clearly enjoyed his work at NBC; he loved baseball, and the NBC job was a high-paying way to be near the game. This night, though, Wills is not surrounded by big red, white and blue NBC bunting. No huge production team, no giant fleet of network cameras. He’s a color man, but he’s working the game for UA-Co-lumbia Satellite Services, Inc., though at first he’s not quite sure. He looks at some papers he’s carrying. “Yeah,” he says, reading the name. “That’s it.” UA-Columbia is a distributing outfit that delivers Thursday Night Game of the Week to cable systems across the country, except those in markets with a major league ball club. The game of the week is one of the firm’s most popular products, says spokeswoman Marylou Brown, and is already piped in to about 2 million viewers Somehow, though, it’s not quite the same. Oh, Wills is glad for the job, glad to be near baseball. But he wonders why he was ushered out of NBC, without explanation, when things were apparently going so well. He wonders why he was suddenly replaced by Wes Parker, a former teammate of Wills’ with the Dodgers. “And I turned down an offer to manage in the major leagues (for the San Francisco Giants,
Worry Clinic
By George W.-Crane, Ph.D., M.D
Prof. Hal asked me to give his class a quickie talk on medicine, such as ordinary aspirin. So remember the data below and especially the sound advice of famous Dr. Walter Alvarez! CASE R-692: Hal 8., aged 26, teaches high school chemistry. “Dr. Crane,” he asked when I addressed his school assembly, “could you stay long enough to talk to my chemistry class?” “And then, if your schedule permits, we'd like to have you take lunch with some of us teachers at noon. “For example, would you care to tell my class some of the simple facts about such commonly used drugs as aspirin?” WONDER DRUGS Aspirin was used about 400 B. C. by the Greeks to reduce pain. They would make tea out of willow bark, and thus obtained their aspirin remedy. An herb woman in England confounded our medical profession by reducing her patients’ swollen legs that attained the size of telephone poles and that kept victims bedfast. Our medics thought maybe this “dropsy” or excessive fluid in the legs was due to “bad kidneys”. But she could reduce that swelling fast, just by having the patients drink an herb tea she brewed from 15 or 20 plants in her garden. A smart young medic watched the various types of leaves she would collect and scientifically decided the remedy was due to just one of her ingredients. When he tried each of them singly and made tea out of foxglove leaves, presto! That was the remedy. For foxglove is the source of digitalis, now the standard drug for fast hearts that don’t
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two years ago),” he says. “I was told that networks didn’t make changes just for the sake of making changes. I’d kept my nose clean, I had good reports, never missed a game...” NBC says that Wills had been told why his one-year contract wasn’t renewed: “They weren’t happy with his work,” a network spokesman said. “They were hoping he’d improve, and they were going to let him go last year, but they gave him a year to improve. He didn’t improve in certain areas, and they let him go.”
Legal Notices Notice is hereby given that at the regular board •neeting of the Putnam County Area Vocational District, Rural Route 2, P O Box 58A, Greencastle, Indiana on JOne 27th. 1979 ot 9 30 a.m. in the Board Room of the South Putnam Administrative Office, located two miles north of the |unction of U S Highway 40 and 231, the Governing Board will take under advisement, bids on equipment for Auto Mechanics, Auto Body, and Health Oc cufxjtions Equipment shall be delivered on or before August 10th unless other arrangements are made and will be payable after receipt of such equipment. Specifications may be obtained from the Direc tor of Vocational Education. Sealed bids shall be submitted at the office of the Director of Vocational Education, Rural Route 2, Box 58A, Greencastle, Indiana before 9 30 a.m. June 27th, 1979, on Stale Board of Accounts. Proposal No. 95 A certified check or bank draft payable to the Cloverdale Community School Cor poration or a satisfactory bidders bond, executed b f the bidder and surety company, in the amount equal to lo°o of the b'd shall be submitted with each bid The Governing Board reserves the right to re|ect any and all bids and waive any informalities in bidding Bids received will be subject to availability of appropriations for said equipment. James Hammond, Chairman Charles D. Fra/ee. Vice Chairman June 12 19 2T
maintain proper circulation and thus allow fluid to seep out of the vessels in the legs! Aspirin is considered the most widely used medicine in America. Using morphine as 100 0, 0 in relieving pain, one writer listed alcohol as 50°o as effective and aspirin as about 40 0, 0 as good a pain-stopper as morphine. But aspirin is an acid, though most readers think acids must be liquids. And it can eat holes in flesh, including the lining of the stomach. So famous Walter Alvarez, former internist at the Mayo Clinic and a prolific writer for our medical journals, advised this technique when taking aspirin: (1) Break the tablet into small pieces so an entire 5grain tablet will not lodge on an eroded ulcer hole, already eaten in the stomach’s wall. For Dr. Alvarez studied a series of perforated peptic ulcer patients, in which an underlying artery wall was eaten away till blood spurted into the stomach. And in every case of a series of such cases, the patients had taken one or two aspirin tablets with very little liquid to dissolve them. So he urges aspirin users to break the tablet into several smaller fragments or even pulverize it. Then drink milk or take an antacid tablet to neutralize the aspirin’s acid. (2) Aspirin is now regarded as helpful in reducing clot formation in coronary arteries and is also urged as a quick treatment for impending stroke cases and also right after their stroke! (Always write to Or. Crane, Hopkins Bldg., Mellott, Indiana 47958, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 25 C to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.)
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