The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 July 1964 — Page 4
Page 4 FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1964
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
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— the sixth renewal of track and field’s cold war between United States and Russia. The competition opens Saturday in the huge Los Angeles Coliseum, with 70,000 fans expected in the seats when the first events start at 4 p.m.
Gerberger Holds Two Stroke Lead
Little League All-Stars Downed By Terre Haute
McKinley Meets Scott In Semi-Finals
HAVERFORD,
Chuck McKinley of San Antonio, Tex., top-ranking player in the United States, meets fourth-seeded Gene Scott of St. James. N. Y., today in a semi-
EVANSVILLE. Ind. UPI — Indiana’s lefthanders' golf tourney will be played over the Fendrich course Aug. 8-9. Eighteen holes of medal play
HARTFORD. Conn. UPI — i are scheduled each day, tourSlender Californian A1 Geiber- 1 ne y officials announced. ger, wielding a powerful driver' —^—
and a hot putter, held a two-
Wednesday night in Terre Haute. Greencastle's Little League All-Stars ran into a young man with the very common name of Smith, but a very uncommonly fast fast ball. Jim Smith, Terre Haute Americans pitcher, fanned 16 of a possible eighteen batters in the six: inning contest. He allowed only! two Greencastle batters to even | hit the ball in fair territory and the first Greencastle hit j did not come until 2 men were, down in the last inning. While Smith was firing his blazing fast ball by our Little Leaguers, his teammates were busy collecting 11 hits and 13 runs off starter Rick Bundy and reliever Darryl Pierce, who replaced Bundy in the fourth and who was in turn replaced J by Stinnett in the fifth. The big innins for the Terre i Haute boys were the second. | when they collected five runs, and the fifth when they scored sLx. The local youngsters looked j quite nervous in the early inn- J ings. appearing to be bothered 1 by the large, strange crowd. ; Charlie Brann, who pinch hit i for Staley in the sixth with two outs, got Greencastle’s only! hit of the game to spoil Smith's, no-hitter. He hit a double to | right which went just inside | the first base line.
Cater who was placed on the i disabled list after breaking his arm against Milwaukee on Wednesday.
stroke advantage today going into the second round of the $50,000 Insurance City Open
golf tournament.
The six-foot, two-inch star
Pa. UPI — from Carlton Oaks, Calif., came
within four strokes of the course record when he fashioned a seven-under par 64 to lead a field of 150 in Thursday’s opening round of the
final match in the 65th annual four-day, 72-hole tourney at the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis nearby Wethersfield Country
Fight Tonight NEW YORK UPI — Gabe Terronez, California’s singing slugger, makes his eastern debut tonight at Madison Square Garden in a fight with Jose Stable of New York, sec-ond-ranked welterweight contender. Mexico-born Terronez of Fresno, Calif., hopes to make Cuba-born Stable his 16th knockout victim in their nationally televised 10-rounder.
Dodgers Counting On Forester CHARLOTTE. N.C. UPI — It seems as far back as Mike Budd can remember he was always holding a baseball, wearing a uniform or lugging a bat. Today. Budd is a bright prospect in the Los Angeles Dodgers farm system and the club’s front office has invested enough money in the former 22-yeac-old Wake Forest student to indicate it believes he can make the majors. Budd is now an outfielder for the Salisbury Dodgers of the Class A Western Carolinas League and after one month with the club he is convinced the wait was well worth it. “Pro ball is everything I dreamed it would be since I was a little boy dragging bats for my daddy’s semi-pro team in Siler City,” he said. “I’ve been nuts about the game about as long as I can remember.” he adds. “And I won't be content until I get to the big leagues. Salisbury is a nice place to be, but Til be a lot happier in Las Angeles.”
championship. The other semifinal match between Frank Forehling, No. 3 U.S. player from Miami. Fla., and second-seeded Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield. Calif., will be held Saturday, with the final on Sunday. McKinley advanced in the quarter-finals Thursday with a 10-8 10-8 triumph over Arthur Ashe, Richmond. Va., in a powerfully waged contest. Scott, rated No. 4. defeated Ron Holmberg, Brooklyn. N.Y.. 6-3,
6-3. 6-2.
Froehling won a marathon, two-hour and 50-minute match from Martin Reissen of Evanston. 111., 7-5. 28-26. Froehling shot over 49 clean service aces, 44 of them in the second set. The 54-game set was the longest in singles history in the tournament.
Club.
Tommy Bolt set the course record of 60. 11 under par, 10 years ago in winning the ICO in its third year of existence. Geiberger braved a sudden electrical storm and the pressure of 59 players who broke par to emerge at the top of the pack after the first 18 holes
that started out in sunny and SWIMSUIT NEWS
steamy weather.
The new appoints will replace John (Rusty) Payne, who is leaving the Wildcat staff after 11 years to accept a position in the Physical Education Department at Virginia
Tech.
Berlin comes to Kentucky from DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind., where he has served as head athletic trainer for the past two years. Prior to his work at De-
Fishing Report Is Issued By Conservation Dept.
Johnny Unitas Signs Contract By United Press International
Baltimore Colts head Coach PauWj Berlin gained experience Don Shula breathed a sign of at i 0 wa State as an assistant relief as his ace quarterback, trainer for three years while Jchnny Unitas, signed his con- taking his undergraduate work tract for the 1964 season Thurs- at the institution. He worked
day.
The signing of Unitas, one of the NFL's premier passers, for his ninth season with the Colts, reduced to seven the number of players still to be signed. The former All - Pro signal caller proved a little while after signing that his arm was in as good condition for throwing a
football as it was for signing a Berlin . g background also contract when he participated cludes work as a training as .
I sistant with the professional
two years under Warren Arialil, now head trainer at Indiana — and one year under Iowa State’s current trainer C. R. Bickerstaff. Berlin graduated from Iowa State in 1962 and is pursuing a master’s degree at Indiana U. in Health and Safety with a major in
Athletic Training.
in contact drills.
No More Toothpicks RENNSELAER, Ind. UPI — No more toothpicks during Chicago Bears football practice. The edict was announced Thursday by owner - coach George Halas after end John Farrington suffered a punctured lip in practice. Farrington was chewing a toothpick when he was tackled, j resulting in the injury.
football
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two children, he has played football at every level except
professional.
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League Standings
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Kansas t il> Itookie Blasts Two Homers
By United Press Internotionol
couldn’t even be dimmed by
Please don’t disturb Kansas the fact that he barely speaks City’s newest rookie because if | any English.
Johnson Recalled PHILADELPHIA UPI —
The Philadelphia Phillies recalled Alex Johnson, an out-; fielder, from their Little Rock i farm team to replace Danny |
St. Louis Hopeful ST. LOUIS UPI — The St. Louis football Cardinals are expected to be singing “Home, Sweet Home” with a complete set of lyrics before next week. St. Louis football fans hope the only city mentioned in the words of the song will be St.
Louis.
The Cardinals have been the subject of a tug-of-war between St. Louis and Atlanta, and coowner Bill Bidwill said Thursday that a decision could come before Sunday.
this is all a dream he'd rather not be awakened. His name is Bert Campaneris and even if it was Frank Merriwell, he never had any right to expect the kind of fantastic
Elsewhere in the American League Thursday, Washington knocked over New York 2-1 but the Yankees retained their lead by five percentage points over the second - place Baltimore
St. Louis Cardinals club for two years.
Variety is certainly the word Married and the father
in swimsuits this season. First of all to be seen at the water's edge is the variety in style-... skimpy and fitted, or more elaborate and draped. And then there is as many new looks available in fabrics as well as style with one of the newest
being Spandex.
Any woman who's worn Spandex knows the wonderful comfort and control that this miracle fiber provides. However. there is one drawback and that is in the use of white Spandex. According to Mrs. Anne Sterling. Director of Public Relations for the American Institute of Laundering, anyone who is planning to swim in pools rather than natural lakes avoid white Spandex because it turns yellow from chlorine. This I is not true of all Spandex but!
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Deep bottom fishing of some strip pits brought in some above average bass and bluegills last week, the Indiana Conservation Department reports. “Despite hot weather doldrums, Indiana anglers turned up some good spots on the fishing map plus good action in many places,” the weekly fishing report said. CENTRAL — Fishing is fair, having slowed down some during the hot weather last weekend. Largemouth and smallmouth bass are hitting for a time around daylight and just before dark on topwater bait at Cataract and Raccoon Reservoirs. Limits of bluegills are
being caught in protected coves of the reservoirs using redworms, poppers, and rubber spiders. Spotty crappie fishing has been reported using min1 nows and jigs- Water in east central Indiana is clear and near normal. Reports from Ko- ; komo Reservoir and Mississinewa River reveal good catches of channel catfish using I cheese bait. Prairie Creek Reservoir is giving up good bluegills using beemoths; horseweed worms and poppers. Morse Reservoir reports catches of channel catfish using soft craws. Also reported, are catches of crappies and bass using night crawlers and artificial bait.
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See-Saw Record
Eastern Division W- L. Pet. GB.
Arkansas 58 40 .592 Oklahoma City 56 47 .544 4% Denver 53 50 .515 7% Indianapolis 49 48 -505 8*? Salt Lake City 42 59 .416 17% Dallas 35 66 .347 24%
showing he made in his major | Orioles, who beat the Cleveland VENTURA Calif UPI
league debut Thursday Indians 7-1. The third - place Two 13 ar . today j It was almost too good to be Chicago White Sox moved cUUmed Thursday’s Results
” . I Withln 3 h3lf game ° f firSt; endurance record, more than 60 Stepping up to the plate in place with a 2-1 win over the hours of teeter-tottering since his first time at bat, the pint- Los Angeles Angels in 11 inn- last Xuesday sized 155 - pound Cuban short-1 ings and Boston downed De- ' '
stop belted the first pitch for a troit 4-3.
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U. S. vs. Russia LOS ANGELES UPI — The stage was set today for one of sportsdom’s greatest spectacles
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He homered again with one man on in the seventh, also singled, walked, stole a base and turned in a spectacu-
lar ninth inning catch.
Doc Edwards' homer in the 11th was the actual blow that gave Kansas City a 4-3 victory over Minnesota but the day belonged to the 21 - year - old Campaneris. whose exhihration
only; The Philadelphia Phillies widened their National League lead to two games with a 13-10 victory over the Milwaukee Braves in 10 innings while
Kentucky Has New Trainer
LEXINGTON. Ky. — Ralph
Dallas 14, Salt Lake City 5; Tacoma 2, San Diego 1; Spokane 15. Seattle 6: Indianapolis at Arkansas, postponed, rain; Portland at Hawaii, postponed,
wet grounds.
the Chicago Cubs were beating Berlin, a 28-year-old Marine the San Francisco Giants 13-4.! Corps veteran and graduate of The Cincinnati Reds squeaked Iowa State University, has been by the New York Mets 5-4. appointed to fill a vacancy as Pittsburgh subdued St. Louis University of Kentucky’s foot-8-5. and the Los Angeles Dodg- ball trainer. Athletic Director ers came from -behind to defeat Bemie A. Shively announced the Houston Colts 5-4. | today.
Today's Games San Diego at Seattle; Spokane at Tacoma; Portland at Hawaii; Indianapolis at Arkansas; Dallas at Denver; Salt Lake City at Oklahoma City.
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CL0VERDALE HIGH SCHOOL TWIRLER
Combining a week of work and learning with a week of fun was this Cloverdale High School twirler as she attended the Smith-Walridge Twirling Camp in Syracuse. Ind. Pictured above is Pam Price. Along with 280 other twirlers from all over the United States, she attended classes in fire baton, two- and three-baton, teachmg, and contest routines. Some of the top twirling instructors in the country taught original tricks and routines used at the camp.
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