The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 May 1964 — Page 4

Poge 4 MONDAY, MAY 11,1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

SPORTS SECTION

NICE STRING OF BIG WALNUT FISH These three young men. Richard Wood, Ed Culley and Harold Harney, are shown with a string of eighty*one fish they caught Saturday in Big Walnut Creek.

Old Gold Splits Diamond Tilts

I year—held the Crusaders to ■ two singles.

match each with a pair of 6*2 verdicts. Walt Beatty and Bruce Voorheis, number one and four singles winners, were extended in number one doubles, finally winning 6-2, 3-6, and 6-4. Dave Kingsley whipped Rich Muston in number five singles, 8-6 and 6-4, and DePauw’s number two and three doubles, Wincup-Werrenrather and Mar-tin-Kingsley, won their sets in 6-2, 8-6 and 6-4, respectively. DePauw is idle in dual play until the conference meet.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

1st Game

ting “only one bad shot all

W. L. Pet.

GB. Mil.

300 010 700

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day,” fired a steady 34-36-

Chicago

12 8 .667

Pitts.

000 221 000

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70 final round Sunday for a

New York

13 7 .650

one-under-par 279 total that

Baltimore

13 9 .591

1 2nd Game

pushed him four fat strokes out

Cleveland

11 9 .550

2 j Mil.

500 000 000

— 5

front of runnerup Tommy Jac-

Minnesota

12 11 .522

24 j Pitts.

100 000 023

— 6

obs and six ahead of third-

Boston

10 12 .455

place Gene Littler.

Tacoma 2, Portland 1, 2nd game, 7 innings; Salt Lake City 9, Dallas 8, 1st game, 12 innings; Dallas 9, Salt Lake City 8, 2nd game, 7 innings; Seattle 3, Spokane 0, 1st game; and Seattle 7, Spokane 4, 2nd game, 7 innings.

Los Angeles

Detroit

Washington Kansas City

10 13 .435 9 13 .426 11 16 .407 8 13 .381

4 1 , 5 5^ 54

1st Game Hous. 000 000 201 — 3 Chi. 020 101 OOx —4

DePauw added a pair of runs in the eighth on Bill Bennett’s singles and back to back dou-

Knocked out of the first game bles Dy relief first ba9eman which DePauw eventually lost, Terry Ullite and ^ Olson 7-4, pitcher Bruce Mackey came White replaced Bob Klingen . back in the second half of Sat- smith who thumbed out ^ the urday's doubleheader to salvage thlr(J ijwmg for argmng too the nightcap from Valparaiso. vehemently on a called third

strike.

The split, coupled with Ball

State’s surprise defeats by In- Mackey sUrted the second diana State, threw the Indiana seven-inning game after a beCollegiate Conference race into tween games shoulder massage a three-way tie for first among i ^ trainer Ralph Berlin. The DePauw (4-2), Ball State (4-2) treatment apparently didn't and Valparaiso (6-31. take effect until after Valpo

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Butler Golfers Defeat DePauw Defending conference golf champion Butler proved it’s still the team to beat after Sunday’s 11-4 win over DePauw’ at Windy Hill. Not. that the Tigers shot poorly—four sub-80’s and an 81; Butler shot better—four sub-78’s and an 82. Rich Roessler was low for the Tigers with a 75 (35-40,) but Butler’s Tom Jones grabbed medalist honors with more consistent 37’s and a final 74. DePauw were Jerry Shine 39- 39-78 (no points;) Roessler (14 points:) Bob Silcott 39-42-81 (no points;) Bill Lett 40- 38-78 (4 point;) and A1 Foster 37-41-78 (two points.) Butler will host DePauw tomorrow at Coffin course in Indianapolis. Both clubs will enter the ICC meet Saturday at St. Joseph's College.

NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB.

15 6 .714

2nd Game, 11 Innings Hou. 000 100 000 03 — 4 9 Chi. 000 000 010 00 — 1 8

The

San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee

St. Louis

Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Chicago

Los Angeles

Houston

New York

14 14 14 13 12 9 10 10 6

7 10 11 11 12 11 15 16 18

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

K. C. Min.

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12 0 9 0

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.250 104

1st Game Bos. 100 012 000 Wash. 104 103 40x

5 12 0 3 10 1

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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Western Division W. L. Pet. GE

Portland San Diego Tacoma Spokane Seattle Hawaii

15 14 12 13 10 7

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[ 2nd Game Bos. 002 023 200 Wash. 001 201 000

Eastern Division

W. L. Pet. 13 6 .684

14 11 15 12 13 12

8 9

5 16

Arkansas

Oklahoma City

Denver

Salt Lake City

Indianapolis

Dallas

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14 1 10 2

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101 9 1

NATIONAL LEAGUE

1st Game N. Y. 522 000 012 — 12 15 2 1 Cleve. 000 200 000 —2 4 3 2nd Game. 10 Innings N. Y. 010 000 100 1 — 3 8 0 Cleve. 000 101 000 0 — 2 10 1

Cine. Phila.

000 100 010 000 000 000

In and out of hot water in the first tilt, Mackey finally ran aground in Valpo’s fourth. He

had opened the game with a double by the lead off man who later scored on a single by Bud

walked a pair of batters, gave Heimberg.

up a single to catcher Art Whit- The Tigers loaded the bases tenmore that drove in a run, in the second inning but second then watched helplessly as Dick baseman Bill Evans struck out Pohlman poked a home run with the bases loaded, over the left field fence with one Evans, however, became the on. hero of the game three innings Valpo picked up four more in later. After Mackey and Benthe next uming for four singles nett were walked to open the and three Tiger errors. Brice ; fifth, Evans smacked a double Metcalfe relieved Macke v as for two runs. He went to third the sixth inning opened and— on a balk and scored after Olshowing his best form of the son's out on a wild pitch.

State Is Beaten By Tennis Team Tuning up for defense of its 100 championship here this coming Friday and Saturday, DePauw’s varsity tennis team rapped Indiana State this past weekend in Terre Haute. 8-1. All seven conference schools are expected to send teams to the two-day conference tournament that will begin here at 1 p.m. May 15. Joe Martin, pinch-hitting for regular netter Jim Heineman, was the only Tiger to lose at State. Martin went down in three sets, 6-4, 0-6, and 6-2, to Jack Warner in number six singles. Both number two and three singles netters, Kim Wincup and Ren Werrenrather of DePauw, dropped their first sets then came back to win their

3 Cubs Qualify Three Tiger Cubs have qualified for the regional high school I track meet which will be held Friday. Qualifying were Elliott | Williams, Craig Hammond and Williams. Craig Hammond' in high jump and Terry Sheldon in 4 mile.

L. A. 003 001 050 San F. 000 001 000

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1st Game St. L. 000 000 100 N. Y. 000 001 03x 2nd Game St. L. 004 003 012 N. Y. 000 010 000

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— 10 14 1 — 1 4 0

Wins Golf Crown FORT WORTH UPI — Rotund Billy Casper, cashing in the biggest check $14,000 of his career for the Colonial National Invitation golf crown, headed for his second love — deep sea fishing — today as pro golf’s No. 4 all-time money winner. The 32-year-old Casper, hit-

Saturday First Day To Qualify INDIANAPOLIS UPI ' Speedway’s daredevils had five more days today to work the bugs out of their intricate machines in preparation for initial 500-mile race time trials. Qualifications to select the fastest 33 starters will get under way Saturday amid predictions that the one and fourlap records held by defending “500” champion Parnelli Jones will be shattered by at least a dozen drivers. Jones holds the unofficial practice record of 156.2 miles per hour in the same fourcylinder roadster which carried him to victory last year. He also has a new rear-engine machine at his disposal but has experienced nothing but mechanical problems with it so far. Sunday, after he was clocked at an average speed of 152.794 mph, more trouble beset him when the new car didn’t handle right but he averted a possible crash by pulling off the course. The day’s fastest clocking was posted by Jim McElreath in one of the powerful Novis at 154.533 mph and two-time winner Roger Ward got his new rear-engine machine up to 153.8.

Kentucky Man New Net Coach JASPER. Ind. UPI —George Perry, 31, at Caldwell County, Princeton, Ky., the past five years, today was announced Jasper's new high school basketball coach. One of more than 80 applicants for the job, Perry succeeded Paul East, who resigned. Perry, a coach eight years, signed a one-year contract. At Caldwell County his teams compiled a 69-65 record. In three years at Dawson Springs, Ky., he had a 77-24 mark. Grand Prix Champ MONTE CARLO, Monaco UPI — Britain’s Graham Hill drove a BRM to victory in the gruelling Monaco Grand Prix auto race

LISTED AS WINNER CHICAGO UPI — William Charles McGraw, 18, Tipton, Ind., was listed today as one of six national winners of scholarships offered by the National Association of Retail Grocers.

Sunday’s Results

Hawaii at Arkansas 1st i game postponed rain; Arkansas 8, Hawaii 7, 2nd game; Oklahoma City 10, Denver 3; Indianapolis 4, San Diego 2, 1st game; San Diego 10, Indianapolis 1; 2nd game, 7 innings; Portland 6, Tacoma 4, 1st game; j

HARRY COMMENTS

NEW YORK UPI —Harry S. Truman said today he thought Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara was too much of a Republican to run for vice president on the Democratic ticket, but the former president said he would support any running mate President Johnson selects.

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