The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 May 1964 — Page 4

Page 4 SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

SPORTS SECTION

Tigers Defeat Aces In Tennis DePauw made Evansville College its fourth straight conference victim yesterday on the Blackstock Stadium tennis

courts.

Forced to go three sets in only one match, the Tigers won, 7-0, and pushed their season record to 10-6. Today Indiana State hosts DePauw. The Blackstock installation will be a neutral rendezvous for Evansville and St. Joseph's. Results of yesterday's match-

es were:

Walt Beatty over Jerry Bertelsen, 6-3, 6-0. Kim Wincup over Lanny West, 6-1, 6-4 Ren Werrenrath over Larry Schorahorst, 6-3, 6-2. Bruce Voorheis over William Koch, 6-2, 6-0. Jim Heineman over Ray Denton. 6-1. 6-2. Beatty-Voorheis over Bertelsen, 3-6. <-5. 6-4. Wincup • Werrenrath over Schormhorst-Koch. 6-4, 6-1.

Three Records Broken Friday INDIANAPOLIS UPI-Three all-time sectional records fell Friday in the Indiana high school track sectionals but winds which gusted up to 40 miles an hour and more in some places may have prevented a greater attack on the records. All three of the all-time sectional records which fell were broken in the Gary sectional where the wind helped the athletes. One local sectional record also was tied at Gary. Gary Roosevelt, which won its fifth straight Gary sectional, led the qualifying for next week's regionals. The Panthers qualified 16 individuals and both relay teams for the regionals.

for me pretty good,’* he said, his face perfectly solemn. What Willie meant is that the balls have been dropping in the seats, or what else would you call his 11 homers that top

the major leagues.

Mets Draw Fans

NEW YORK UPI—The New York Mets have attracted 190,999 fans for their first seven

games at Shea Sadium.

St. Louis 000 001 030—4 10 0 New York 200 000 201—5 12 2

Seek Cup Victory

Los. Ang. 000 000 000—0 5 1 San. Fran. 001 011 OOx—3 6 1 Only games scheduled.

May Slow Speed INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A forecast of wind and possibl! showers today threatened again to hamper high speed running at the Indianapolis Speedway with the start of qualification time trials for the Memorial Day 500-mile race only a week aivay. Winds which hit up to 28 miles per hour in gusts Friday held down the speeds although a few drivers got up over the 150 mile mark late in the day.

Major League Standings By U. P. International American League W. L. Pet. GB. Chicago 11 5 .688 Clevland 11 6 .647 New York .... 10 7 .588 1ft Baltimore .... 10 9 .526 2*a Minnesota .... 10 11 .476 3ft Boston 9 10 .474 3ft Detroit 9 10 .474 3ft Los Angeles ..9 12 .429 4ft Kansas City .. 8 11 .421 4ft Wash ton 9 15 .375 6

American League N. York 320 000 005—10 13 2 Cleve. 000 001 002— 8 5 0

NEW YORK UPI — The United States will send its four top-ranking women’s tennis ; players against Great Britain at Wimbledon, June 12-13, in a bid for its fourth consecutive Wightman Cup victory.

Chicago .... 010 100 100—3 6 0 Los Ang. .. 001 000 000—1 5 1

16 innings Balt 210 000 000 1—4 11 0 Detroit 300 000 000 1—8 7 1

High Average Willie Mays shrugged his shoulders over his fantastic .468 average today and said, all things considered, it wasn't too

bad a start.

“They’ve been dropping in

Koch To Senators WASHINGTON UPI — The Senators today bought pitcher A1 Koch from the Detroit Tigers. General Manager George Selkirk said Washington paid more than the $20,000 waiver price for the rookie righthander.

National League

W. L. Pet

S. Francisco .. 14 5 Phila 13 6 Milwaukee .... 13 8 St. Louis 12 10 Pittsburgh .... 11 10 Cincinnati 11 11 Chicago 7 10 Los Angeles .. 9 14 Houston 9 14 New York .... 5 16

Boston .... 010 100 700—9 10 1 Wash 000 021 000—3 6 1 10 innings K. C 320 000 000 1—6 10 0 Minn .... 000 500 000 0—5 5 0

.737 .684 .613 .552 .524 .500 .412 .391 .391 .238

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CHICAGO UPI — Michigan, rained out Friday, will try again today to increase its Big Ten baseball lead in a doubleheader with Iowa.

Company Coffee Break

Chicory Adds New Flavor Note By Joan O'Sullivan There comes a social hour in mid-afternoon or late evening when refreshments are served to guests. What form shall they

take? We suggest a company coffee break, but one that’s spectacular. Coffee With Chicory Serve a special kind of coffee. such as one that comes blended with chicory. It’s deliciously different. The chicory

WALNUTS GARNISH Mocha Cheese Cake, a luscious dessert glamorously topped off with Coffee Whipped Cream.

heightens its flavor and gives a rich aroma to the brew. You can serve it in the regular way or try the following variations: French Cafe Au Lait: Use equal amounts of hot coffee and hot milk, pouring them into the cup simultaneously. Caffe Cappuccino: Use the French Cafe Au Lait recipe but add a dash of grated orange

rind.

Viennese Coffee: Serve black or with milk, but always with a dollop of delicious whipped; cream. Since no company coffee break is complete without something sweet, whip up one of the coffee-flavored desserts that follow to round out refreshments. COFFEE KUCHEN 3 c. sifted all-purpose

flour

1 tbsp. instant coffee with chicory 3 tsp. baking powder ft tsp. taking soda Dash salt 2 c. firmly packed brown sugar 1 c. butter or margarme 1 c. milk 2 eggs, slightly beaten ft tsp. allspice Sife together into bowl flour, coffee, baking powder, faoda and salt. Mix in sugar: cut in butter i until consistency of course meal. Reserve 1 c. for topping. To remainder, add milk and eggs; mix well. Turn into greased 13x9x2-in.

pan.

Mix topping and allspice. Sprinkle on batter. Bake at 375 F. for 40 min. or until cake tests done. Serve w’arm. MOCHA CHEESE CAKE 1ft c. vanilla wafer crumbs ft c. butter or margarine, melted 1 lb. cream cheese, softened ft c. sugar ft tsp. salt " 2 tsp. vanilla 4 eggs 1 (6 oz.) pkg. chocolate chips ft c. water 2 tbsp. instant coffee with chicory walnuts

Big Tcmi Standings

W. L. Pet.;

Michigan 6 9 1.000 Minnesota 5 1 .833; Mich. State 5 2 .714 Purdue 4 3 .571; Indiana 4 3 .571 Wisconsin 4 3 .571 Ohio State 3 4 .429; Iowa 2 5 .286 Northwestern 1 6 .143 Illinois 0 7 .000

Western Division \V L Pet. G.B. PorOand 14 8 .636 San Diego 13 9 .591 1 Spokane 12 10 .545 2 Tacoma 10 10 .500 3 Seattle 8 11 .421 4ft Hawaii 7 15 .318 7 Eastern Division Arkansas 11 6 .647 Okla. City 13 9 .591 ft Denver 13 11 .542 1ft Salt Lake 11 11 .500 2ft Indianapolis 6 8 .429 3ft Dallas 5 15 .250 ,7ft Friday's Results Indianapolis at Dallas, ppd.

rain

Oklahoma City 14, Arkansas 7, 1st game Arkansas 11. Oklahoma City 10 2nd game. 12 innings Portland 3, Salt Lake City 2 San Diego 5. Hawaii 4 Seattle 4. Denver 0 Spokane 6, Tacoma 5

Pride Of Mets NEW YORK UPI — Roy : McMillian, the new pride and ;joy of the Mets who still is a bit bewildered by it all, said today he “came to play.” If that’s the case, the 33- ! year-old one-time boy w r onder certainly came to the right , place. Bounced from a third place club to a tail-ender, McMillan said he “couldn't quite understand” the deal in which the Milwaukee Braves Friday obtained pitcher Jay Hook for him, and then turned around and sent him to the minors, but he was happy to be a member of the Mets nevertheless. “At least, I feel I’m going to play here.” said the veteran shortstop. “Gosh, It's been a couple of weeks since I’ve played at all. No, I take that back. I did play four innings for the Braves in Philadelphia Thursday night, but that was the first time they used me in weeks.

Mickey Leads

New Stadium

National League Results WASHINGTON UPI — The Milwaukee 001 100 000—2 8 1 City of Pittsburgh has been givPitts 100 000 000—1 6 0 en a $14.4 million federal grant

to build a new 84-acre stadium 4 1 for the Pittsburgh Pirates and

Cm 020 000 100— 3

Phil 210 301 04x—11 18 0 Steelers.

ST. LOUIS UPI — Mickey Wright joked today about wind gusts up to 43 miles an hour as “pretty tough on a little girl like me” but the other women ( pros didn't see anything funny about the first round of the Squirt Women's Open Friday. Miss Wright, long off the tee and deadly with her irons, and not a little girl at all, grabbed the first round lead in the $12,500 54-hole tournament here with a bne under par 70. She did the trick while not a single other woman pro could match

or break par. “That wind sure makes it tough to chip and putt,” Miss Wright said.

Belts 3rd Homer The “patient” is coming along fine and, quite naturally, so are the New York Yankees. Mickey Mantle, affected by assorted ailments since the season’s onset, once again is leading the revitilized Yankees on the road back toward the top of the American league. Taped leg and all. Mantle belted his third home run in the last four games Friday night to start New York off to a 10-3 i victory over the Cleveland i Indians.

Pepsi Cola 53 ft 51ft Town Tavern 45 60 Cochran’s 41 64 Whitaker’s 33 72 High Indiv. Game: J. Cavin, 203. High Indiv. Series: J. Cavin, 528. High Team Game: Motor Freight, 765. High Team Series: First Citizens Bank No. 2, 2183. 200 Games: J. Cavin, 203. 425 Series and Over: J. Cavin, 528; G. Lancaster, 492; A. Cantonwine, 488: E. Godfrey, 472; M. Shaw, 466; J. Murray, 460; K. Bennington, 451; G. Gooch, 443: B. Cromer, 440; D. Albright, 436; K. Braden, 435; P. Huxford, 431; W. Pelfrey, 429] and K. Simmons, 428.

TUESDAY IBM LADIES LEAGUE

Nashville Jails Race Protesters Police made more arresta Friday as racial demonstration* continued in Nashville, Tenn. At least 36 persons were hauled off to jail during roving

sit-ins Dy 150 students on th*

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to enter a segregated restau-

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U. S. Buys Beef

Hi game: Cromer 198. Hi 3 games: Cromer 480. 400 and over: Cromer 480, Whitley 478, Knauer 455, Pelfrey 445, Maurer 425, E. Porter 423, Ritter 422, P. Jones 415.

FIRST CITIZENS BANK Final League Standing As Of May 1, 1964 W L 1st Cit. Bank No. 1... 69 36 Murphy’s Marathon 67 38 Motor Freight 57 48 1st Cit. Bank No. 2 . 54ft 50 ft

WASHINGTON UPI — The Agriculture Department, stepping up its efforts to bolster the sagging cattle market, has purchased an additional $6.5 million worth of beef for donation to school lunchrooms and

j needy families.

The purchase, announced Frl- ! day, was nearly double the $3.8 million in beef bought last week and brought to about $34 million the value of frozen and canned beef purchased by the department since March 2.

IT’S TRADE ‘N’ TRAVEL TIME AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS' Five different lines of cars—forty-five

different models to choose from. Come early and trade great! Now that spring's in full swing, you’ll find new

Chevrolets perfect for picking.

Luxury—First, there’s the big Jet-smooth Chevrolet. Sumptuous and soft riding with a fat coil spring at all four wheels to smother bumps. Over 700 sound stoppers throughout the car to blot out wind and road noise. Interiors luxuriously done

up in the newest and softest vinyls.

Trade what you’re driving for one of these, and you won’t want to trade seats with anybody

else on the road.

Spirit—Next, Chevelle. The beautifully between size car that combines small car handling oomph with big car comfort. Order to your liking in sedan, coupe, station wagon and convertible body styles. Eleven different models that you can equip with just about 1 any extra-cost option you can imagine. No, place to go this summer? Get a new CheveSe:

—you’ll think of something.

Economy—Chevy II—the car that takes hoinexpensive vacations naturally. It just goes and goes, and where it stops nobody know-.! But for all its thrift, it’s anything but] under-furnished. Did you know that thej Super Sport Coupe has bucket seats and door-to-door carpeting? Eight models to. pick from, including wagons with room to.

WHETHER IT’S mid-afternoon or late evening, coffee and cake are always a welcome combmation for refreshments.

Mix crumbs with butter; press into bottom and around sides of 9-in. spring form pan. Beat together cream cheese, sugar, salt and vanilla until smooth; then beat in eggs. 1 at a time. Combine chocolate chips, water and instant coffee in saucepan. Stir over low heat until chocolate melts. Gradually blend into cheese mixture. Pour into pan; bake at 350 F. for 1 hour, or until knife inserted near center comes out clean. Cool thoroughly. Spread C o f fe e Whipped Cream on cake; garnish with walnuts. COFFEE WHIPPED CREAM 1 c. Heavy cream 3 tbsp. sugar 2 tsp. instant coffee 1 tsp, vanilla Beat all ingredients together until soft peaks form.

swallow up an eight-foot Christmas tree.!

' (Plan ahead, we always say.)

Fun—Then there’s Corvair. The fun one with the engine in the rear for unbelievable traction. Spring mud, summer sand j winter snow—nothing stops it. Yon’S* even think they’re now paving highways with adhesive tape the way Corvairs

cling to them.

Corvette. The enthusiast’s carSting Ray Sport Coupe and Convertible.^ Still America’s only true sports carsJ 1 Pick either one and you’ll find it does for your driving what holidays do*

for lads.

Performance—And with any new Chevrolet you choose, you can get the standard engine for all the power yoo need in everyday come-and-go driving. Or you can pick from a wide, wide range of extra-cost engines for maximum performance.

Either way, whether you’ve gofc some place special to go this summer or not, when you trade for one of Chevrolet’s five great high-1 way performers—you’ll travel!;

TRADE Tf TRAVEL^ TIME

THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS—Models shown top to bottom: Corvette Sting Ray, Corvair Monza Spyder, Chevy Hi

Nova Super Sport Coupe, Chevelle Malibu Super Sport, Chevrolet Impala Super Sport.^

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