The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 May 1964 — Page 4
Page 4 FRIDAY, MAY 29,1964
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Big George Bayer Leads Golf Pack
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The way he is tearing Speedway's acres apart, big George Bayer may finally win himself a golf tourney. The beefy Bayer led a field of 104 including 10 amateurs, into the third round of the $70,000 Festival Open today with a nine-under-par 133 on rounds of 66 and 67. That gave him a two-shot lead starting the day but close on his heels were at least a dozen other strong contenders for the $12,000 first place money on golfs gold dust trail. Tied at 135 were Australia's Kel Nagle, Dean Refram, Bob Rosburg and George Archer, the first day leader who slipped from a red hot 64 to a secondround 71, even par.
Gary Tracksters Win City Title GARY, Ind. UPI — Gary Roosevelt, which won the Indiana high school track championship last Saturday has added its 20th city meet title to its laurels for the year. The Panthers made it six in a row Thursday night in chilly wind which kept down times in most events but did not prevent the athletes from setting two meet records. Tolleston’s Eli Myers set a meet mark of 23 feet 10 inches in the broad jump in the last performance in the event this season in the state. And Roosevelt's half-mile relay team won in 1:28.5, a tenth of a second slower than the all-time Indiana record set earlier this year by Tolleston. Roosevelt finished with 91 points to 63 for runner-up Tolleston. Froebel was third with 40, followed by Emerson 18, Mann 14, Wallace 5, Edison 4, and Wirt 4.
Fords Will Be Drivers' Targets INDIANAPOLIS, UPI — Every racing bug will have a rooting interest Saturday in the annual 500-mile auto race, with the most varied types of equipment in history to offer something this year for every fan. Races within the race will match more rear engine cars than ever against the almost standard roadsters, and there will be^three types of engines, the Offenhauser, pacemaker at the Speedway for more than 20 years. Fords and three supercharged Novis. The Fords, how r ever, will be targets for both rear engine machines as well as the roadsters. Seven rear engine cars, including all three in the front row, boast Ford engines.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Western Division W. L. Pet. Portland San Diego Tacoma Spokane Seattle Hawaii
Eastern Division W. L. Pet. GB. Oklahoma City 23 18 .561 Denver 23 19 .548 % I Arkansas 21 18 .538 1 I Salt Lake City 21 21 .500 2% | Indianapolis 14 23 .378 7 Dallas 10 29 .256 12
Fight Tonight NEW YORK UPI — Florentine Fernandez and his booming left hook are favored at 11-5 to beat Jose Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden tonight in a fight that could earn big-nosed Florentine another shot at the middleweight crown.
Schedule For Swim Classes The following is a schelule for Red Cross swimming classes to be held at the City Pool: Senior Life Saving — June 1 — 11 — 8:30 a.m. Wear bathing suits. Junior Lifesaving — June 1 — 10 — 10:30 a.m. Wear bathing suits. Water Safety Aide — June 2 — at 10:30 a.m. Wear bathing suits. Registration for all other classes will be on June 5 and 6, 9:00 — 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Park. No applications will be taken at the Red Cross Office. Lessons will begin June 15 for the first group and June 29 for the second group.
Thursday’s Results Denver 3, Dallas 1; Oklahoma City 12, Salt Lake City 7; San Diego 2, Seattle 1; Spokane 10, Arkansas 7; Tacoma 1, Indianapolis 0. 10 innings; Hawaii 7, Portland 5.
a demand by the taxpayers that the tax burden be eased and multiple taxation be ended. “Hoosiers can meet the need for government revenue through a simplified and limited tax system. “This will be the top goal of of my administration as governor.”
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FIRST PLACE WINNERS IN BOWLING Showm above are the women bowlers who placed first in the City tournament at Varsity Lanes. Left to right: Shirley Grove, Barbara Gillaspy. Betty Ogle, Nina Knauer and Donna Minnick. The sponsor of the team was Putnam Loan Co. Photo by Martin Kruse
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Thursday’* Results
Pittsburgh 6. Phila. 5, night; San Fran. 2, St. Louis 1, night.
Still Undecided ST. LOUIS UPI —Bill Bidwill, vice president of the St. Louis football Cardinals, and minority stockholder Joseph Griesedieck conferred briefly Thursday afternoon about keeping the football team here. Neither Bill Bidwill nor his brother Charles have signed a lease to play in the new riverfront stadium, now under construction and expected to be completed by 1966. They have had proposals to play in a stadium now under construction in Atlanta, Ga. That stadium will be ready in 1965.
Friday’s Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (night) — Willhite 2-3 or Moeller 2-3 vs. Blass 1-1.
Tacoma Edges Tribe In 10th
TACOMA, Wash. UPI — The Tacoma Giants scored a run in the bottom of the 10th inning here Thursday night for a 1-0 victory over Indianapolis in Pacific Coast League play. The starting pitchers, Dick Estelle for Tacoma and Bob Locker for Indianapolis, each pitched masterful ball before giving way in the eighth inning to reliefers. Estelle had given up only two hits when relieved for a pinch hitter. Locker had allowed three
hits when he was taken out. The Giants scored in the 10th when Gil Garrido led off with a single. He was sacrificed to second and then Giant centerfielder Jose Cardenal hit a long fly ball over the center fielder’s head to score Garridi. Jim Constable was the winner in relief. Indianapolis goes to Spokane for a doubleheader and will use Dave Debusschere 2-4 and Fritz Ackley 0-1 against Spokane tonight.
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17 Innings, Tie Los Angeles 000 000 000 002 000 00 — 2 12 1 Cincinnati 000 000 000 002 000 00 — 2 14 2
Golf Tourney
Cincinnati at St. Louis (night) — O'Toole 3-1 vs. Sadecki 3-4.
San Francisco at New York (night) — Sanford 4-4 vs. Stallard 2-6.
Milwaukee at Chicago — Lemaster 5-2 vs. Hobbie 0-2.
Saturday’s Games Los Angeles at Pittsburgh; Houston at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 000 010 000 — 16 4 K. C. 020 200 OOx — 4 7 1
The Windy Hill Country Club Memorial Day golf tournament will be a Bankers Handicap. Prize for low gross, special prizes on holes 4 and 5 and a prize for low putts. The women of the Club are invited to enter this tournament. Those playing will make up their own foursomes and entries will close at 2:00 p.m. On Sunday, May 31st there will be a Men’s Blind Partners tourney.
With peace hi the southern Michigan community assured by the presence of National Guardsmen and state police, IUE spokesmen said they were resuming negotiations “with cautious optimism.” The Essex management took a dimmer view of the new talks because of the public emergency order Romney issued Thursday. The declaration resulted in the sending of the guardsmen and state police to Hillsdale and it also caused the halting of production at Essex, the disarming of plant guards and the end of picketing.
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Hughes, a candidate for the Repubhcan nomination for governor, charged. “ For example, Governor Welsh collected 9 percent more tax revenue during his first biennium, 1961-1963, than was collected during the last biennium of the administration of Republican Governor Harold W. Handley, and in the second biennium of the Welsh Administration tax collections will jump 34.5 percent more. “The $294,013,976 increase in Welsh tax collections for the 1963-1965 biennium does not include an 18 percent increase in inter-governmental receipts primarily from the Federal government. “Total revenue collections by Governor Welsh from all sources will jump 30.1 percent in the last two years of his administration, to $1,458,256,313. “Under Governor Welsh, Indiana has become a true ‘Land of Taxas, as so many Hoosiers have proclaimed by bumper strips on their automobiles. “The bumper strips constitute
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Talks Resumed In Mich. Strike LANSING UPI —Officials of the strikebound Essex Wire Corp. in Hillsdale and the International Union of Electrical Workers went back to the bargaining table today under prodding from Gov. George Romney.
Says Welsh Is 'Tax Collector' BOONEVILLE — State Treasurer Robert E. Hughes today here said, “Governor Welsh will go down in history as the ‘Great Tax Collector.’ “He has collected more of the taxpayers’ dollars than any previous Indiana Governor,”
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