The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 June 1964 — Page 8

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LITTLE PEOPLE S PUZZLE

ADDITIONAL SPORTS (Continued from Page 6)

League j Standings |

NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB. Chicago 31 14 .689 ! Baltimore 31 19 .620 2% ! New York 26 21 .553 6 Cleveland 26 23 .531 7 Minnesota 28 25 .538 7 Boston . 27 26 .509 8 Detroit 22 28 .440 11% Washington 25 32 .439 12 Los Angeles 23 33 .411 13% Kansas City 17 35 .327 17%

ALL-AROUND MAN BOSTON (UPI) — Versatile John Moore, a senior from New-

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE ton, has played all nine posi- Western Division tions on the Boston State Col- 1 W. L. Pet. GB. lege baseball team this season. Portland 34 19 .642

San Diego Tacoma Seattle Spokane Hawaii

34 21 .618 1 32 24 .571 3% 30 24 .556 4% 27 30 .474 9 20 34 .370 14%

Eastern Division W. L. Pet. GB.

Arkansas 33 22 .600 Oklahoma City 27 23 .540 Denver 26 27 .491 Salt Lake City 26 28 .481 6% Indianapolis 20 31 .392 11 Dallas 12 38 .240 18%

Wednesday’s Results

Arkansas 4, Indianapolis 2; San Diego 6, Denver 2; Hawaii 5, Salt Lake City 0; Seattle 7, Portland 1; Tacoma 6, Oklahoma 3; Dallas 8, Spokane 6.

GRttNCASTLE, INDIANA Vickie Zimmerman, from the Capitol City Campers Chapter of Indianapolis, was the winner.

The Teen chapter of the Hoo-

sier Scooter’s entertained at the campfire with several songs. The Beatletts and the Kitchen band made a big hit with everyone. Church services were held Sunday morning after which everyone visited until mid-after-noon when it was time to break camp and head for home. The Hoosier Campers will hold their monthly camp-out at Lieber

State Park June 13-14. Those interested in joining

the club will be welcome to join this outing to get acquainted and learn more about the National Campers and Hikers Associa-

tion.

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Thursday’s Schedule Indianapolis at Arkansas; San Diego at Denver; Oklahoma City at Tacoma; Portland at Seattle; Hawaii at Salt Lake City; Dallas at Spokane.

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NEWS TUESDAY IBM NOON June 9 W L Team No. 1 3 1 Team No. 3 3 1 Team No. 5 3 1 Team No. 4 1 3 Team No. 6 1 3 Team No. 2 1 3 High Game—W. Pelfrey 192. High Series—W. Pelfrey 545. Over 350: W. Pelfrey 545, B. Hurst 460. W. Fredrick 454, D. Wilson 450, C. Flint 445, P. Jackson 441, K. Scott 437, N. Cook 425, S. Whitly 420, L. Cash 417, J. Elliott 416, L. Cojc 413, N. Johnson 410, B. Branneman 401, M. Storm 399, M. Cockrell 395, P. Denny 374, B. Giltz 371.

Movie Material By United Preis International Movie executive^ are wooing good-looking Jim Fregosi but they’ll have to fight Bill Rigney first. A couple of Hollywood moguls feel Fregosi has all the makings Of a matinee idol. They think the 24-year-old blueeyed, brown-haired, shortstop for the Los Angeles Angels might do as well as ex-Dodger Chuck Connors.

Pensacola, Fla., was signed Wednesday by the Minnesota Twins and assigned to Orlando of the Florida State League. Bachus, 5-foot-10 and 175 lbs., recently graduated from Auburn University at Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Elliott Promoted AUBURN, Ala. UPI — Jerry Elliott, Auburn University’s assistant freshman football coach, has been named varsity defensive end coach and scout, according to Athletic Director Jeff Beard.

A FIRST WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)— When Paul Dietzel became head football coach at the U.S. Military Academy in 1962, it marked the first time the job had gone to a non-West Point graduate in more than 50 years.

nist victory came as U.S, Ambassador Leonard Unger and Laotian officials considered whether to continue American reconnaissance flights over Pathlet Lao positions on the Plaine des Jarres. Official sources in Washington said the U.S. flights, which resulted in two downed American jets last weekend, had been suspended and probably would not be resumed until Unger and neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma reassess the situation in Laos. Muong Kheung is in the battle area which has been surveyed by the U.S. photographic planes since May 21. Souvanna

requested the flights toTdetermine the disposition and movement of Pathlet Lao and Red North Vietnamese troops which had routed his forces from the Plaine des Jarres.

SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE BROKER-SALESMAN OUR 4th YEAR Classes for the July Real Estate Examination start June 15th. Write or call for completa information. EDWARD A. HECHT'S SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE 10 South 9th St. Noble* <rillo PR 3-3700

Twins Sign Bachus MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. UPI — Outfielder Jim Bachus, 21, of

Reds Capture Vital Outpost VIENTIANE, Laos UPI — Communist Pathlet Lao forces today were reported to have captured the important government outpost at Muong Kheung, scattering the 1,500 neutralist troops into surrounding hills. Reports of the new Commu-

ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The residence of Allene Ikamire, deceased, located at 812 College Avenue, Greencastle, Indiana will be sold at private sale for cash at the law offices of Hughes and Hughes on July 8, 1964, at 1:00 o'clock P.M. An 8 room house in a very desirable location.

HUGHES & HUGHES Attorntys

ERVAN E. WALTON Administrator

Campers Enjoy Spring Camp-Out The spring camp-out of the Indiana members of National Campers and Hikers Association, was held June 6-7, at Fort Montgomery. near Knightstown. The hosts for this campout were the Hoosier Scooter’s Chapter from Knightstown. Those from the Hoosier Campers Chapter of Greencastle attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martin and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray and family, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clodfelter and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Reeves and daughter attended campfire ceremonies on Saturday night. Contests held at Saturday included: sack races, tug-o-war, horseshoe pitching and games. At the campfire program, Saturday night, ribbons were awarded to the winners of each contest, Larry Applegate brought home a ribbon for being a winner on the tug-o-war team and one for first place in the horseshoe pitching contest. A teen-queen contest was held to pick a queen j represent Indiana at the National Convention to be held in July, at Tamsin Park, near Akron, Ohio.

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