The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 June 1964 — Page 6

Page 6 MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

Babe Ruth League Teams Are Announced

The following boys make up the teams of the 1964 Babe Ruth League: . Moose: coached by Bill Rader; Tom Walgamuth, Tom Bemis. Steve Blades, Steve Bonney, Dee Monnett, Larry Truesdale, Calvin Hess, Steve Leisure, John Edmonds, Marc Monnett, Mike Custis, Danny Masten, Gary Edwards, and Stan Brown. Elks: coached by John Brackney; Darrell Brackney, Bruce Brackney, Mike Dunn, Gary Goodman, Steve Hurst, Chuck Evens, John Pielemier, Terry Ross, Ron Smith, Danny Bum-

gardner, David Dunn, Tom Clary, Dennis Losin, and Ricky Robinson. Legion: coached by Paul Smith; Bill Nanovsky, Ralph Ash, Brad Smith, Tom Clodfelter. Randy Mark, David Frazier, Harold Henry, Craig York, Mike Klipsch, Jay Frye, Gerald Cook, Gary Toomey, and Craig Nevins. VFW: coached by Ed Hammond and Don Hopkins; Phil Kidwell, Bill Walbring, Sam Hecko, John York, Kevin See, James Anderson, Larry Coffman, Garry Coffman, David

Hill, Phil Clark, Rich Lear, Tom Black, and De Wayne Ward. The league will open this Monday, with the first game being played at 5:00. All games including this years state district tournament at the Greencastle High School field. This weeks schedule is: Monday — Elks vs. VFW; Wednesday — Moose vs. Legion; and Thursday — Elks vs. Moose. This list has been compiled by Mr. Chance and he should be notified of any corrections. Call him at OL 3-3689.

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Northern Dancer Triple Crown Hopes Upset NEW YORK UPI — Quadrangle’s victory over Northern Dancer in the Belmont Stakes shattered the Canadian colt's bid for a Triple Crown sweep, but the battle for the 3-year-old championship will continue in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga. That $75,000 race at a mile I and one quarter on Aug. 22 appeared the likely spot for the ' nation’s top sophmores to re- J new their scramble for the title. Northern Dancer still was the leading contender even though the mile and one-half Belmont Stakes proved beyond him after his successes in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness.

DePAUW STAFF MEMBERS REVIEW TOURNEY PLANS Last moment plans for the NCAA tennis tournament that will open at DePauw University are reviewed by these two members of DePauw's athletic staff. Dr. James Loveless, left, director of athletics, and Charles Erdmann, tennis coach. In the background are the seven courts on which the national tourney will be played, starting Wednesday.

TRIPLE CROWN RID FAILS—Quadrangle, ridden by jockey Manuel Ycaza, strides across the finish line to win the Belmont Stakes, the traditional third leg of racing's coveted Triple Crown. Roman Brother, with Fernando Alvarez (obscured by Quadrangle) finishes second while in the third spot (ar left). Northern Dancer, ridden by Willie Hartack lays six lengths behind the winner. Quadrangle, an also-ran in the Kentucky Derby and in the Preakness, spoiled Northern Dancer's bid for a sweep of thorobred racing's Triple Crown. Citation was the last horse to accomplish the feat in 1948.

Lema Not Up To Par

Foyt Wins Again; Hurtubise Burned

Set Swimming Team Tryouts

MILWAUKEE UPI — A. J. Foyt, Houston, Tex., narrowly escaping two crashes, roared to victory in the annual 100 mile

Rex Mays Classic here Sunday I Tryouts for the Greencastle which saw veteran Jim Hurtu- j City swim team will start W r edbise, Tonawanda, N.Y., burned nesday, June 10th. at the Green-

. ! castle City pool at 5:00 p.m.

critically in a fiery crackup. | y

A record crowd of 36.285 was

on hand.

RYE. N. Y. UPI — This was the night the Masters ended and Tony Lema, disconsolate at his showing, went with friends to a private club. "I just didn't feel right for some reason,” said the tall exMarine in a low voice. “I didn't have any charge in me and I felt like an imposter when I walked on the tee.” It brewed a storm inside his manager. Fredd’; Corcoran, the man who “made” the PGA circuit a big-time money wheel and who all his life has gone for the fighting breed. Acidly, Cocroran waved Lema into a little back room where there were quarter and dollar slot machines. “Look, Tony,” he told the easy-going Lema, “you got the wrong slant on things. I want to tell you right now that the only thing you lack to become a great golfer is the power of positive thinking.”

Notre Dame Is Track Champion

SOUTH BEND, Ind. UPI — The University of Notre Dame today reigned as track champion of the Central Collegiate Conference on the strength of a narrow win over two Michigan teams in a meet Sunday. Depth across-the-board won it for the Irish, by a slim point margin. Notre Dame had 35 ^ points to 34 for Michigan and Western Michigan. Four conference records were set in the meet, including an impressive Michigan clocking of. 3:10.1 in the mile relay. Illinois set a scorching :40.6 in the quarter mile relay. Individual winners included Trenton Jackson of Illinois who captured the 100-yard dash in :09.6 and the 200 in :21.2. Michigan’s Kent Bernard took the quarter-mile in :46.9, Ernie

Soudek won the discus with a 183-foot throw, and high jumper A1 Ammerman broke a conference record with a leap of 6 feet, 9 inches. Robin Lingle of Missouri broke the other conference record in the mile, running it in 4:05.3. Western Michigan won the hop, step and jump, the twomile run and the broad jump. Notre Dame placed three men in the javelin throw, had two men in the top five milers, and also placed in the hop, step and jump and pole vault. They scored points also in the two mile run, the high jump, broad jump, quarter mile 'and mile relay. It was their seventh conference win in 39 years.

POOL PROSPECTS NEW YORK UPI — Swimming pool manufacturers believe they will make another big splash in 1964 Sources in the $7 million per year business see 100,000 new units going in place this year. There are 489,900 private, public and semipublic pools in use already.

Presby Wins

CORYDON, UPI — Dr. R. B. Presby, Jeffersonville, tallied a four-under-par score of 132 for 36 holes Sunday to win the two-day 3rd annual Old. Capitol Golf Tourney. A field of 130 competitors toured the links in a contest named for Corydon, former site of Indiana's capital.

It was the fourth consectutive U.S. Auto Club win for Foyt, the winner of the Indianapolis 500 May 30 He was driving the same front engine Offenhauser he sped to victory with at the 500. Hurtubise was admitted to West Allis Memorial Hospital where officials said he suffered second and third degree burns to 40 per cent of his body and an undisclosed chest injury He was to be transferred by plane today to the U.S. Army burn center at the Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, Tex.

The schedule for tryouts is as follows: 7-8-9-10-11 and 12 year old Wednesday, June 10th, 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; 13-14-15 and 16 year olds Thursday, June 11th, 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.. We would like to see a lot of kids participate in this program, but unless you can swim one length of the pool please do

not come for tryouts.

Intentions are to compete against out of town swim teams. Any questions concerning the swim team please contact Tim |

Grimes.

Funeral Tuesday For Irish Star CHICAGO UPI — Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday for Steve Juzwik, former star halfback on Notre Dame's unbeaten 1941 team and all star player the next two years, who died Friday of an apparent heart ailment. Juzwik. 45, coached in the Chicago Catholic High School League and then was a physical education instructor. He played football with the professional Washington Redskins before serving with the Navy in World War II. He is survived by his widow, Mary, and three childr en.

Tribe Is Victor In Twin Bill INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Indianapolis grabbed a Pacific Coast League baseball doubleheader from Denver, 7-1 and 3-2. on a rain-soaked field Sunday to overshadow the visitor's Saturday victory, 7-4. The Indian's Jim Hicks drove in four runs with two home runs in the Sunday opener and Ken Berry collected three hits, including a circuit blast for the cause as Bruce Howard held Denver to three hits. In the 7-inning nightcap Marv Stable doubled to. drive in the winning run in the 6th inning and reliefer Warren Hacker got the win. Denver took the Saturday contest after Ethan Blackaby’s double and triple accounted for four runs. Wade Blasingame, in a three-hitter which needed relief, was the winner.

Wins 50 Mile Feature SALEM, Ind. CPI — ’ ck Bowsher, Springfield, Ohio, monopolized Sunday’s stock car race, setting a qualifying record of 21.14 seconds and winning the 50-mile feature. Charlie Glotzbach, New Almany, was second and Jim Cushman, Columbus, Ohio, was third. Bob Pratt Winner WINCHESTER, Ind. UPI — Bob Pratt, the fastest qualifier, sped to victory in Sunday’s 15mile sprint car feature to earn $685 from a purse of $3,500. Red Amick, Muncie, was second in the event sponsored by the International Motor Contest Association, and Dick Gaines of Mitchell was third.

RECORDS STAND CLEVELAND UPI — The late Cy Young still holds records for the most major league games pitched, 906; most won, 511, and most lost, 313—during his record 22 pitching years in the majors.

Morey Nursing Cold GANTON. England UPI — Dale Morey of High Point, N.C., was nursing a bad head cold and a strong dislike for English weather when he led 24 United States golfers into action today in the opening round of the British Amateur championship. “I’m lucky I’ve got only a cold and not pneumonia,” grumbled the 44-year-old salesman after he turned in a one-under-par 70 in his final practice round over the Canton course Sunday. The weather Sunday was frightful, featuring alternate periods of rain, heavy winds and sunshine. More of the same was predicted today.

WAR RECORD

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. UPI —Tournament golfer Ted Kroll, j an ex-army sergeant, was | wounded three times at Anzio' and once in France during

World War H.

McLaren Takes Canadian Race MOSPORT PARK. Ont. UPI — Bruce McLaren, Auckland, New Zealand, had to jostle for the lead in the first heat in his Cerex Cooper Olds but took a commanding lead in the second to win the feature Player’s 200

race Saturday.

He led Jim Hall, Midland. Tex., in the first head and jumped 15 seconds in front for

| the second heat.

World champion driver Jimmy Clark of Scotland withdrew during Friday time trials when his Lotus 19B Ford developed wheel alignment problems. McLaren’s total clocking of 2:07:42:2 was a record.

Second Yank Pilot Missing VIETIANE, Laos. UPI — The pilot of one U.S. Navy jet plane downed over Laos by the Communists was rescued today but a second still was missing in a battle area on the edge of the Plaine des Jarres. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said an Air America helicopter under charter to the U.S. government picked up the pilot of an armed fighter shot down Sunday as it escorted a reconnaissance plane over Commu-nist-held positions. The first American craft to be downed by Communist Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese anti-aircraft units Saturday was an unarmed RF8A photo-recon-naissance plane.

Will Not Seek Republican Post INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Mrs. lone Harrington of Chesterton said today she will not be a candiate for reelection as Republican national committeewoman from Indiana. Mrs. Harrington said she made the decision in order to devote more time to her work on behalf of Sen. Barry Goldwater for president. She is assistant women’s chairman of the national Goldwater committee.

There were reports that Mrs. Harrington might be succeeded by Mrs. Cecil Harden, Covington, former member of Congress from the 6th District. A national committeeman and national committeewoman will be chosen by the GOP State Central Committee after the state convention, possibly Tuesday afternoon. Walter Beardsley of Elkhart, the present national committeeman, is scheduled to be named to a new term. The national committee members take office after the national convention.

Threat Is Eased NICOSIA, Cyprus UPI —The threat of a Turkish invasion diminished today but 35,000 Greek Cypriot irregulars continued to maintain a formal alert. Reports from Ankara indicated that President Johnson's intervention in the Cyprus crisis had resulted in lessening the immediate threat of direct Turkish military action.

Case Confirmed ABERDEEN, Scotland UPI —Medical authorities today reported the first confirmed case of typhoid fever in Edinburgh as the number of cases here continued to mount in Britain's worst epidemic of the disease since 1936.

Dr. Stahr Speaks By United Pres* International Dr. Elvis J. Stahr, Jr., President of Indiana University, told his school’s largest graduating class today that “the world may be sorely troubled but it is far from being a hopeless mess.” Stahr spoke at the university’s annual commencement for 5,350 June and September graduates, the latest in a series of graduation exercises which all but concluded the 1964 round of commencements.

mLEAGUE STANDINGSm

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Western Division W. L. Pot. GB. Portland 34 17 .667 San Diego 33 20 .623 2 Tacoma 30 24 .556 5 Vi Seattle 26 24 .520 7 Vi Spokane 26 30 .464 lO 1 ^ Hawaii 20 33 .377 15

NATIONAL LEAGUE 1st Game L. A. 101 000 004 —6 9 2 N. Y. 000 000 100 — 1 6 1

2nd Game, 5 Innings, Rain, Tie L. A. 100 00 — 1 5 1 N. Y. 000 01 — 1 3 1

Women Gardners Now

Outnumber Men

■EXHIBITION* PAID CHICAGO UPI — The largest gate ever grossed for a boxing "exhibition” was $74,199 for the Jack Dempsey- King Levinsky four rounder at the Chicago Coliseum, Feb. 18, 1932.

NEW YORK UPI — ^ore

women than men belong to the dig-we-must set, reversing the

man with the hoe trend. A study of 11,000 gardening

families in 50 states shows women today make up 54 per cent of the green thumbers. Just a year and a half ago, it

SHI TOUTS PITTSBURGH UPI — The Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Boston Braves 10 times during the 1906 National League baseball season.

With some one million new homes being built each year, new home-owners take pride in making their grass greener than

their neighbors.

The study revealed changes in gardening habits too. There has been a sudden, hefty increase in growing vegetables was the other way around with for home consumption. Today, men constituting 55 per cent of vegetables are being grown by

ABC MILWAUKEE. Wis. UPI — The American Bowling Congress, founded in 1895, has a membership of 128,719 leagues and 1,240,634 teams.

HOST TORONTO UPI — Toronto hosted the first National Basketball Association game ever played, losing to New York, 68-66, on Nov. 1, 1946.

those working front lawns and

backyard plots.

A garden tools producer, which did the study, said there were several reasons women gardeners outnumbered men. More women now work parttime or are not holding jobs outside the home at all, as au-

tomation eliminates the tions they once held.

Vegetable growing is a standby stretcher of the budget Women want to keep in shape and find that gardening is a good way to get exercise and suntan simultaneously.

There are more women’s

clubs in the nation; ergo, mor* j participation ^here I garden clubs. (youngsters.

33 million families 86 per cent of home garden households. The manufacturer’s last study showed some 14 million families 36 per cent of gardening households growing vegetables.

More vegetables are being

planted than flowers, which are next in popularity. Then come posi- fruit trees, shrubbery, bemes,

nut trees and lawn care. Researchers found that most

—82 per cent—gardeners are married. Of the married gardeners, 91 per cent had two or more children. 34 per cent with four or more children. The study did not show how much

is by the

Eastern Arkansas Oklahoma City Salt Lake City Denver Indianapolis Dallas

Division

W. L. Pet. GB.

30 22 .577 27 21 .563 25 26 .490 25 26 .490 20 29 .408 11 35 .239

3 Vi 3» 2 7 Vi

St. L. Cine. Chi. Milw.

120 002 010 500 100 41x

000 202 001 000 020 000

— 6 12 3 — 11 15 0 — 5 8 0 — 2 8 0

10 Innings S. F. 000 000 003 1 — 4 8 0 Phila. 200 000 010 0 — 3 9 0

Sunday’s Results Oklahoma City at Portland, both games postponed, rain; Dallas at Seattle, both games postponed, rain; Arkansas 6, Salt Lake City 1, 1st game; Arkansas 7, Salt Lake City 5. 2nd game; Indianapolis 7, Denver 1, 1st game; Indianapolis

1st Game Hous. 000 001 005 —6 101 Pitts. 101 100 000 — 3 9 1

2nd Game Hous. 000 000 100 — 1 7 0 Pitts. 030 000 12x — 6 9 0

3, Denver 2, 2nd game; Tacoma

AMERICAN LEAGUE

7, San Diego 5, 1st game; Ta-

Balt.

200

000

— 2

coma 7, San Diego 2, 2nd game;

Minn.

021

101

OOx

— 5

Spokane 4, Hawaii 2, 1st game;

Hawaii 8, Spokane 6, 2nd game.

N. Y.

101

012

031

— 9

13 0

called after 8,

curfew.

L. A.

010

000

2C0

— 3

AMERICAN LEAGUE

1st Game

W. L. Pet. GB.

Dot.

000

111

000

— 3

11 1

Chicago

29 14 .674

Chi.

030

001

22x

— 8

Baltimore

31 17 .646 Vi

New York

25 19 .568 4 4

2nd Game

Minnesota

28 22 .560 4 4

Det.

100

000

— 1

Cleveland

25 20 .556 6

Chi.

000

02x

— 2

Boston

25 25 .500 7 Vi

Washington

22 31 .415 12

1st Game

Detroit

19 28 .404 12

Bos.

010

201

302

— 9

11 1

Los Angeles

20 42 .385 134

K. C.

001

002

200

— 5

Kansas City

16 32 333 154

2nd Game

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Bos.

021

001

002

— 6

W. L. Pet. GB.

K. C.

042

000

30x

— 8

12 1

San Francisco 30 19 .612

Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles Houston New York

27 19 .587 l»i 26 22 .540 3 Vi 27 23 .540 3 Vi 26 25 .510 5 25 25 .500 5 Vi

23 24 .489 24 26 .480 23 29 .442

1st Game, 15 Innings Washington 000 000 020 000 000 — 2 Cleveland 010 000 i00 000 001 — 3

O’a 8 Vi

16 35 .314 15

2nd Game Wash. 110 020 200 — 6 Cleve. 000 110 HO —3

7 2 1*> 0

13 0 8 0