The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1964 — Page 6
Tiger Cubs Beat Clayton, 4 to 3 The Greencastle High School baseball squad opened their 1964 season last evening by defeating Clayton by a score of 4-3. Ronnie York singled home Ron Blotch in the last of the seventh inning to give the Tiger Cubs their margin of victory. Spring wildness prevailed as Clayton pitcher Liggett walked six Greencastle batsmen while Greencastle pitchers Gerald York and Jim Lewis walked five Clayton batters. Most of the walks and wild pitches came in a row to give Clayton their
three runs.
Gerald York and Jim Lewis did not allow Clayton a base hit during the game and only a few: balls were hit out of the infield. York looked very impressive as he struck out eleven batters during his pitching stint On the batting side of things, third baseman Scott Lewis got things started for GHS by scoring after doubling to left field in the second inning. Jim Lewis had a perfect afternoon by hitting three singles in three trips to the plate. Ronnie York, Jim Covert, and Steve Brackney collected the remaining GHS hits. Other players to w’atch for this year are veteran lettermen Phil Cooper, Bill Clary, and Bob Evens. Younger players trying to earn their first baseball letter are: Tom Bums, Jim Shamel, Phil Kidwell, Bill Nanovsky, Stan Hurst, Darrell Brackney, Stanley Brown, John Michael, and Dave Patterson. All of these boys will see a lot of action. The Tiger Cubs will travel to Martinsville Thursday evening and will return home to meet the West Vigo Vikings at the high school field Saturday af-
ternoon at 1:00 p.m.
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of the largest in attendance in the world. Lafayette, Lebanon, Greencastle and Michigan City will compete in the holiday meet.
36 Cars Entered In Speed Classic INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The field in the 1964 500-mile auto race was increased to 36 Monday with entries to be driven by veterans Jim Hurtubise and Bud Tingelstad and rookie Johnny W’hite. Hurtubise, North Tonaw-anda, N.Y., The 1960 “rookie of the year" here and former qualifying record-holder, will drive a new- conventional roadster he and his brother, Pete, built over the winter. Hurtubise will team with Eddie Sachs in the DVS crew, a local enterprise. Sachs will drive a new rear-engine crea-
tion.
WTiite, Warren. Mich., will drive the roadster qualified by Paul Goldsmith last time at a speed of better than 150 miles per hour. The owner is Norm Delmer. Niagara Falls, N.Y. Tingelstad, Dayton, Ohio, will drive another conventional roadster owned by Dan Levine of Detroit.
Kokomo, (AP) — Kokomo High School basketball coach Jot Platt resigned last night for health reasons. Platt, who had only one losing season in 14 years at the Wildcat helm, guided Kokomo to the state crown in 1961. He had sat out most of the 1963-64 season because of poor health. His assistant, Russ Bratton, led the Wildcats to a 20-7 record and the regional championship, but Bratton has said he does not want the head coaching post.
GREENCASTLE 7 4 1 CLAYTON OSS
Crawley Announces Dates For Clinic Lafayette, (API — Marion Crawley, who coached Lafayette to the 1964 state high school basketball crown, announced last night the school's annual coaching clinic and holiday tourney has been scheduled for Dec. 29-30 next season. The clinic for high school eoaches is believed to be one
Golf "Ruined"
AUGUSTA. Ga. UPI —U.S. amateur champion Deane Beman charged today the U.S. Golf Association has “ruined'’ tournament golf by creating a pattern for its events in which “only one or two players have
a chance to wm.’’
The USGA has set a killing precedent by insisting on extra long courses which favor the big hitters and don’t pay off on skill or finesse,” said the reigning amatuer king, a Bethesda, Md., insurance man. “There are a lot of great players here for the Masters but I don’t see how anybody can beat Jack Nick-
laus.”
Peru Man Is Traffic Victim A Peru man was killed in an early-morning traffic accident, increasing Indiana’s highway toll for the year at least 256 compared with 263 this time
last year.
State Police said Leora J. Porter, 39, w’as killed w’hen a car in which he was riding was struck broadside by a big truck at an intersection in Peru. William D. Bennett, 39, Peru, the car’s driver, was hospitalised in critical condition. Authorities said Robert L. Hinshaw, 38, Pontiac, HI., the trucker, apparently failed to stop for a red w’aming flasher. Hinshaw was treated for shock.
told the Indiana University Chapter of Young Americans for Freedom that General Douglas MacArthur represented the “highest ideals of devotion to country and patriotic duty, establishing a standard which all who seek to serve in public life would do well to imitate.” Hughes, a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor, paid tribute to General MacArthur calling his passing, “a loss for the Nation and its citizens.” He said, ‘“General MacArthur was not only our greatest military leader, but a moral leader who spoke out fearlessly and without regard for personal consequences when he believed our Nation’s welfare demanded it.
Russ May Use Wheat For Bombs WASHINGTON UPI — Rep. Richard L. Roudebush, R-Ind„ reported to his constituents Sunday that American wheat sold to Russia may be used for the production of ethyl alcohol and therefore, for the manufacture of atomic bombs. He noted that Russian scientist S.W. Lebedjiw has developed a process to convert eight tons of wheat into a ton of industrial alcohol.
Indians Lose TAMPA, Fla. UPI — The Indianapolis Indians dropped their third consecutive basball exhibition game Monday, 4-2 to San Diego. The Tribe obtained only six hits, three by catcher Jim Koranda, who doubled home one run.
Penalized For Hitting Teacher MUNCIE UPI — Jerry Johnson, Muncie, was given a threeday jail term and fined $25 Monday on charges of striking a school teacher for disciplining
his son.
City Judge Thomas Raisor imposed the penalty after a 90minute trial. Johnson based his plea of innocent on a claim of self-de-fense. He said Richard Wiley, the teacher, “touched me on the shoulder and I turned around and hit him.” The incident happened when Johnson went to McKinley Junior High School to protest Wiley’s action in keeping Johnson’s son after school. Wiley said the discipline was for a class disturbance.
HUGHES SPEAKS Bloomington —State Treasurer Robert E. Hughes tonight
Roudeoush listed the uses of ethyl as “the production of munitions, including TNT, propellant fluids, liquid hydrogen, poisonous gases, primer compounds and atomic bombs.” He cited statistics provided Congress recently showing that Russia raises more than enough cereal grains to feed her population and even exports some to the Communist bloc. “This seems to indicate that American wheat is not necessary to keep Russians from starving, and that the Soviet Union itself produces a wheat surplus, nearly three million tons of which can be exported to satellite nations,” he said In
the newsletter.
Roudebush contended that the Soviet Union continuously maintains an eight million ton wheat stockpile against emergency crop failure. He said that Russia is currently engaged in a program to produce 800,000 tons of industrial alcohol next year. “According to the Soviet government’s own figures, all bread and cereal uses in the Soviet Union’s own collective farms will produce 35.8 million tons.”
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