The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 April 1964 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1964 PAGE 3
SPORTS SECTION
er with the uncertain unexpec- la tation that Loyola's mile star, Tom O’Hara, may or may not be pushed to a record perform-
ance.
Shown above are the sponsors and team members of the Putnam Realty Bowling Team. Standing are Thelma Thomas, A. Fenwick, John Sutton, Madge Hockensmith and Joe Currie. Kneeling are E. Cook and Ray Gooch. Cook broke the local bowling series record with 733 and he and his teammates broke the old team series record of 920 with 935 pins. Cook's scoring ran 279, 242 and 212. Photo by John Adams
Kehrer Misses Linton Relays The Greencastle track team participated in the Linton Relays Wednesday, minus the services of Rick Kehrer the squad’s leading point getter. Kehrer sustained a muscle injury in the trial heats of the 100 yard dash. Last week at the Sullivan Relays Kehrer tied the school record for the 100 with a 101 clocking. At Linton E. Williams won the high jump with a 6'4V’ leap establishing a new meet record. T. Sheldon placed second in the 880 and R. Churchill third in the broad jump. Craig Hammond placed fourth in the high jump. A very strong Owensboro, Kentucky, team captured the meet championship.
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NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
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Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Goldie Kendall, Mrs. Curtis Moore and daughter, Thad Jones. Greencastle; Mrs. Howard Ray and Daughter, Bainbridge; Norma Sutherlin. Coatesville; Mrs. Ralph Ward and ■ daughter, Stilesville.
Five-Team Track Meet Scheduled One hundred and twentyfour athletes representing five colleges and universities are entered in DePauw University’s invitational track meet here Saturday. Sending squads into the 1:30 p m. meet in Blackstock Stadium are Wabash. Wheaton, Valparaiso. St. Joseph's and the host Tigers. The two bigest delegations
will come from Wabash (39) and DePauw (35). The two Hoosier schools with Wheaton are favorites in the event. At least three stadium records will be in jeopardy. Steve Cook, Valparaiso sophomore, is just one-tenth of a second off the stadium mark of 14.8 in the 120-yard lowhurdles. He will be pushed by his teammate Steve Benz and DePauw s Bob Hutto. Keith McNeil of Wabash presof 1:55.6, but w-ith a 1:54 alently owns DePauw's 880 mark ready on the books this spring
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a new record in this category wouldn’t be a surprise. A 49.4 mark in the 440yard dash also could go by the boards if Wheaton’s John Aldridge is in top form. Aldridge has clipped the distance off in 49.6 St. Joseph's Larry Lennon is riding w-ith a 49.8. Though it probably won’t set a record, the mile run may be the meet's hottest event. Three entries, McNeil and Don Race of Wabash, and Leroy Schramn of Valpo have gone the distance in 4:27 this year.DePauw’s Don Kellogg and Wheaton's D. Taylor have done it in 4:29. The stadium record is 4:18.9. Wabash and Wheaton both bring to the invitational relay teams that captured their specialties — the mile and half mile, respectively — in the Wabash Relays three weeks ago.
Penn Relays
PHILADELPHIA UPI — A talented quarter from Michigan State geared itself to defend the 440 and 880 yard titles it won a year ago and a dozen other hopefuls eyed half dozen other major crowds as the 70th annual Penn Relays opened today on Franklin Field.
Loses No-Hitter HOUSTON UPI — Houston Colt pitcher Ken Johnson wondered quite often last year just how- far his bad luck could go. He knew today. Johnson became the first major league pitcher in history to pitch a no-hitter and lose w-hen the Cincinnati Reds beat him on tw-o errors in the ninth inning Thursday night, 1-0.
Patty Leads Field AUGUSTA, Ga. UPI—After 30 years of tournament golf, 46-year-old Patty Berg calls herself the “old gal’’ and insists she can't hold pace with the competitive youngsters on the ladies circuit The stocky, red-haired Miss Berg, hampered by an arm injury and a foot infection, went into the second round of the Titleholders tournament today with a two-stroke lead.
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Drake Relays DES MOINES, Iowa UPI — The 55th Drake Relays carnival opens today for some 2,500 athletes in probably rainy weath-
Record Crowds CINCINNATI UPI — The 10 National League home openers of 1964 drew a total of 333,020 spectators — a gain of 22 per cent over 1963, Dave Grote, NL public relations director, disclosed Thursday. The San Francisco Giants, New York Meta, St Louis Cardinals and Houston Colts set records.
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Celtics Vs Warriors SAN FRANCISCO UPI — The biggest crowd in the history of professional basketball in San Fransico will jam the Cow Palace tonight to see the Boston Celtics renew their feud with the Warriors in the NBA playoffs. The favored Celtics, carrying a 2-1 series lead in the best of seven playoffs, were crushed by Wilt Chamberlain & Co., 119-91, in their last outing here Wednesday.
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Local Favorites NEW YORK UPI—No matter what the sport, after the brawi is over there’s always a local favorite. Basebbll teams live these days on sudsy television commercials. A big part of the approaching Kentucky Derby, although it’s in the bourbon belt,
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Hoosier Re-Elected NORMAN, Okla. UPI — John B. Patton, state geologist of Indiana, was re-elected sec-retary-treasurer of the Association of American State Geologists. The association wound up the official part of its annual convention Wednesday at the Uni versity of Oklahoma but several members of the group then went on a two-day field trip in the hills of southern Oklahoma.
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CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks and appreciation to any and all who helped in any way during the illness and death of our brother and uncle, James F. Pratt. June O. Pratt. Frankie Heckathorn, Robert Heckathorn.
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NOTICE
Nolle* li hereby tlven that on Mar 5. 1*64, a Special Election is hereby called to b* held in conjunction and at the time of the Primary Election to be held In Putnam and Owen Counties and In the votlna places designated by the County Commissioners and County Election Boards, wherein the registered voters of each proposed school corporation will be aiven an opportunity to approve or relect a proposal for the formation of a Community School CorporaUon. the general description boundries of eac t community school corporation as set fourth In the Plan being
as follows:
DISTRICT I. NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION Boundaries: This district is comprised of the sis townships In North Putnam consisting of the following: Russell School Township, Franklin School Township, Jackson School Township, Clinton School Township. Monroe School Township and Floyd School
Township.
Property, Assets, Debts and Llabllltlea: The district will assume alt of the asiets and debts of each of the school corporations now in existence end shall pay to each civil township, civil, city or civil town located therein, amounts sufficient to pay principal and Interest on school aid bonds. Board: The Board of School Trustees shall be elected, one from each township and one elected et large from
the alz townships.
»» DISTKICT *• greencastle COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION Boundrtes: Thla district Is comprised of Madison School Township Md the present Greencastle Consoli-
dated Schools.
Property. Assete, Debts and Liabilities: All of the assets and labilities of the separate school corporations merged by this unit shall become the asset* and UabiUUea of the new cor-
poraUon.
Board: The district la governed by a board of five members, one appointed by the Township Trustee and Advisory Board of Madison Townshiptwo appointed by the Township Trustee and Advisory Board of Greencastle Township, and two appointed by the City Council of Greencastle. DISTRICT S. SOUTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION Boundaries: Thla district Is comprised cl Marion School Township. Jefferson School Township. Warren School Township and Washington School Township. Property, Assets, Debts and Liabilities: All of the assets and liabilltes of tha school corporations merged by this reorganization chall become the assets and liabilities of the new corporation and said new corporation shall pay each civil township, civil city or civil town located therein a sum sufficient to pay principal and Interest on all [ school aid bonds. Board: The Board shall consist of five members, one elected from each Township by the voters therein, and one elected at larae and voted on by an of the voters of the four townships. DISTRICT 4. CLOVEKDALE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION J Boundaries: This district consists of : the present boundaries of the Cloveri dale Community Schools which is Cloverdale School Township In Putnam County, and Taylor School Township. Jennings School Township and Jack- ! son School Township in Owen County. I Board: The Board shall consist of seven members elected by all of the registered voters in Cloverdale Township. Putnam County, and Taylor. Jennings and Jackson Townships In Owen
County.
Francis N Hamilton, Judge of the
Putnam Circuit Court
Austin B. Childress, Judge Owen Circuit Court.
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