The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 April 1964 — Page 7
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The complete schedules for Spring sports for Greencastle
the last of May.
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The schedules are:
TRACK Juesday March 31 — Plainfield
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Friday April 10 — Van Buren T April 14 Crawfordsville — T
H — 4:00
April 16
jLpril 20
......— ........ Brazil —
T— 4:00
ftpril 22 ......
— - Linton Relays
April 24
Rockville — H
Xpril 28 ......
— 2:00
pay 1
Garfield .
H —
4:00 CDT
May 2
May 4
400
|fay 6
Mooresville
T — 4:00
flay 8 f
Sectionals
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BASEBALF
April 9
.There
4:00
April 11 .......
West Vigo
Here
1:00 CST
TXpril 13
Honey Creek
There
^.pril 16
Here
..... 4:15
April 18 ...
Here
1:00
^pril 20
.... Turkey Run
There
4:00
April 24
Gerstmeyer
Here
4:00
April 27 .... Mooresville
Here
4:15
jApril 30
..... Linton
There
..... 4:00
May 1 — Clinton
There
4:15
May 7
... Brazil
Here
May 11
... Wiley
Here
.... 4:15
Jlay 15
... Plainfield
Here
4:00
May 18
...Schulte
Here
4:00
Jerry Chance — Coach
Greencastle High School
GOLF
jA.pri! 10 Crawfordsville — H 4:00 *pril 13 Honey Creek — H 5:15 April 17 Wiley — T 3 30 Jkpril 22 Garfield — T 3 00 April 24 Linton — H 3-00 Jtpril 27 Brazil — T — 3:30 (3 way) $fay 6 W. L C. May 8 .— Garfield — H — 2:00 May 11 —— — Honey Creek and Gerstmeyer T 3:30 CDT Rea Park May 15 or 16 Sectionals
Yanks, Phillies: Clubs To Beat
LEO H. PETERSEN
Hoosier Is 11th AKRON. Ohio UPI — Don Johnson, Kokomo, Ind., has moved into 11th place in the money winning standings of the
fc dark league
TAMPA, Fla. UPI — The Professional Bowlers Associaifankees. the favorite, in the k 011 f or the season as a result American League; the Phillies, his big victory at Denver
dark horse, in the National last weekend.
Johnson, who ranked 15th
That sjhe way Hie 1964 ^ma- earlier in the season but drop _
ped from the top 20 after a sustained dry spell, won $4,000 top prize in the Denver Open
► After six weeks of personal and moved up again to post a Observation of the 15 teams prize total of $7,582. training in Florida and first
Jor league baseball Taces shape up to
Server.
pennant this ob-
liand reports on the five clubs Jworking out in the far West, this is how they are picked to
finish:
American League £ 1. New York l 2. Minnesota * 3. Chicago * 4. Detroit 5. Baltimore 6. Cleveland 7. Boston 8. Los Angeles * 9. Kansas City * 10. Washington ^rational League J 1. Philadelphia
2. San Francisco 3. Los Angeles
4. Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 6. Milwaukee 7. Pittsburgh 8. Chicago
Famous Fight Promoter Dies NEW YORK UPI _ Humbert Jack Fugazy, who made a “comeback” as a fight promoter at the age of 75 when he helped stage the second Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title fight, died Tuesday mgnt at Wickersham Hospital. Fugazy and his nephew, William D. Fugazy, promoted the Patterson-Johansson bout at the Polo Grounds on June 16, 1960, under the banner of Feature Sports, Inc. Patterson became the first man in history to regain the heavyweight crown when he kayoed Johansson in the fifth round.
9. Houston
*10. New York
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Cubs Win, 60-49
Tennis Squad Blanks Butler
t DePauw inaugurated new ten- ‘
Ms facilities yesterday after-
The Tiger Cub track team downed Danville Monday by the
score of 60 to 49.
First place winners for Greencastle were: Kehrer, 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash and broad
T. Sheldon, 880 yard
.. ..... run; Hecko, pole vault, and yoon. methodically chopping up wmiams high jump . Butler's forces, 7-0.
l The Tigers’ chilly victory over }ts Indiana Collegiate Conference foe at the Blackstock layout extended Its winning string Jo four. Next action comes Sat-
urday at Valparaiso. • Yesterday's baseball
Indians Defeated
DUNEDIN, Fla. UPI — The Indianapolis Indians, in a preseason slump, dropped their fourth consecutive exhibition
game baseball game Tuesday, 4-1, to
M»th Miami at Blackstock was Buffalo.
Cancelled because of wet a double, single and sacrifice grounds, and today s effort to fly by Bill Davidson brought in paunch the home season against the Tribe’s lone run in the ninth panover suffered the same inning to avert a shutout. •lamp fate. , Before taking another shot at The sun is 400,000 times as g home stand April 18 with Ball bright as the full moon and Bute, ttie Tigers will travel to gives the earth 6 million times Bt. Joseph's Saturday for a as much light as do all the IwinbiU and visit Purdue April other stars put together, ac14* cording to the World Alamanac.
Spring Sports To
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
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FISHING BOAT TRAGEDY VICTIM’S BODY RECOVERED—The body of one of four persons killed when a 65-foot fishing boat capsized about one-half mile off Boynton Beach. Fla., is carried by rescuers. A 2)-year-old Fort Lauderdale, Fla., man is missing and 15 other persons were rescued.
fp.- * *<• PICKI^T IN A POCKET—One of six civil rights pickets who jumped into a hole to protest construction of new school in a Negro neighborhood in Cleveland is pulled out by police after a back-hoe dropped a partial load of dirt on him.
Two Days ONLY Friday and Saturday
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