The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 July 1964 — Page 4
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GREENCASUE, INDIANA
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Trick Golfer To Be At Windy Hill
Local All-Stars To Play Squad From Columbus
Golf's most exciting personality, Paul Hahn, considered by all the experts as the world's greatest combination of golfer, trick shot artist, comedian and instructor will present his full one-hour routine at Windy Hill Country Club, on Thursday, August 27th, at 5:30 p.m. If you watched the handsome Houdini of the Links in the past, you know that his is an ac* that has to be seen to be believed. If you haven't then the only way you can believe what you’ve heard about him is to go out and watch. When Hahn pulls out his tricks from the bag weighing 90 pounds, you’ll see a shotmaker hitting with the accuracy of a Ben Hogan. But where the stars of golf hit their precision-iike shots with scientifically - engineered clubs. Hahn will be placing the ball 240 yards down the fairway with a collection of many clubs that look funny — and are. For those wanting a preview of Mr. Hahn’s tricks, he will be appearing on the Ed Sullivan Show this Sunday night.
Indians Split With Arkansas LITTLE ROCK. Ark. UPI — Big Dave DeBusschere, equally at home on the basketball court and on the pitcher’s mound, fired a brilliant one-hit-ter before being relieved Friday night as the Indianapolis Indians split a doubleheader with Arkansas, division leaders in the Pacific Coast League. The Tribe won the opener, 4-0, but bowed in the nightcap, 3-2. DeBusschere, now 9-6 for the season, retired 10 of the first 11 men he faced. The lone hit off was a fourth-inning single by third baseman Wayne Graham. Warren Hacker came on in the sixth as DeBusschere tired in the humidity and preserved the shutout. Gary Johnson's fourth - inning home run led Indianapolis to victory. Two throwing errors by Indianapolis helped the Travelers win the nightcap.
This is definately the season for All-Star games as local sports fans should by now know. This Saturday night the third All-Star competition of the past two weeks will involve a team chosen by the managers of the Robe-Ann summer softball league which will take on a squad from Columbus, Indiana. In the first game Saturday night Shetrone Real Estate will play the Columbus team in a seven o’clock opener. The AllStars will play the second match. Those chosen for the AllStars are: Sims, Buis Feeds, Catcher: Komgenick, Shetrone, Catcher; Chance, Shetrone, First Base; Jones. Buis Feeds, Second Base; Clark, Torr’s, Third Base; England, Shetrone, Short Stop; Hood, Brazil, Left Fielder; Buck, Brazil, Center Fielder; Sharp, Shetrone, Right Fielder; Pettit, Buis Feeds, Utility Infielder; Carpenter, Shetrone, Utility Infielder; Spencer, Old Topper, Utility Outfielder; Hurst Crawfordsville, Utility Outfielder; Hof fa Buis Feeds, Pitcher; Youngpeter, Shetrone, Pitcher; Monnett, Brazil, Pitcher.
Luis Aparicio, Boog Powell, and Sam Bowens supported Vineyard with home runs in the nightcap and the Senators contributed two costly errors. Bunker registered his sixth complete game and fifth consecutive victory, yielding only five hits in the opener. He was locked in a 1-1 duel with Senator’s rookie Buster Narum until the ninth when Johnson, who is 13 for 23 as a pinchhitter, punched a run scoring single after Charlie Lau had doubled.
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tween the two most powerful teams in the world. Between them, performers for the two teams will carry away most of the track and field gold medals in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo.
Teams Are Selected For Junior Softball League
The teams have been selected for the Junior Softball league and here are the team rosters. COMETS; Capt. Jack Mauze, Mike Klipsch, John McFarland, Doug Woukoun. Jimmy Schnerpel. Criss Schnerpel, Johnny Schnerpel, and Phil McFarland. WILDCATS; Capt. Terry Torr, Mark Walters, Kenny Jackson. Randy Williams, Tim Williams, Fred Gray, Larry Wood, and Curt Godfrey. BARRACUDAS: Capt. Del Staley, Mike Billingsley, Ricky Hunter, Mike Orlansky, Scott Orlasky, Robbie Knauer. Ronny Knauer, Terry Black, and Tom Black. BOMBERS: Capt. Danny Beaman. Greg Ling, Dan Ross. Troy Shonkwiler, Steve Litchford. Rob Youngpeter, Mark Youngpeter. and Randy Mark. There will be additions to this later. The league will be conducted for the short period of two weeks. It is hoped that next year this league will be conducted most of the summer. Here is the schedule of games: Monday, July 27 — 1:00. fgame no. 1), COMETS vs. WILDCATS. Tuesday, July 28 — 1:00. (game no. 2). BARRACUDAS vs. BOMBERS. Wednesday. July 29 — 1:00. (game no. 3). Monday loser vs. Tuesday loser. Thursday, July 30 — 1:00. (game no. 41, Monday winner vs. Tuesday winner. Monday, August 3 — 1:00. (game no. 5. WILDCATS vs. BARRACUDAS. Tuesday, August 4, — 1:00,
(game no. 6), COMETS vs. BOMBERS. Wednesday, August 5— 1:00, (game no. 7), Monday loser vs. Tuesday loser. Thursday, August 6 — 1:00, (game no. 8), Monday winner vs. Tuesday winner. Each game will be five innings in length and every boy will have an opportunity to field and bat for his team. These boys will be the future Buis Feeds, Torr’s Restaurant, Old Topper and Shetrone. players who will some day be playing under the lights in the adult league.
On Comeback Trail HARTFORD. Conn. UPI — U. S. Open champion Ken Venturi, Philadelphian Bert Yancey and veteran A1 Besselink, a trio of comeback experts, led a reduced field of 85 today in the third round of the 72-hole Insurance City Open golf tournament. Venturi, 33, who recently captured the U.S. Open title after failing to win a major tourney in four years, shot a scorching eight - under - par 63 in Friday’s second round at the Wethersfield Country Club to tie Yancey and Besselink for the lead at 133 for 36 holes.
To Compete In Brooklin Race NEW YORK — Kelso, four-time horse of the year now on the comeback trail after an injury, seeks revenge against upstart Iron Peg in today’s 76th running of the $100,000 Added Brooklyn Handicap, the third and final race in the handicap Triple Crown at Aqueduct. Iron Peg, who raced unsuccessfully in England last year, defeated the Bohemia Stable’s entry by a head three weeks ago in the Suburban, the only previous meeting between the two horses.
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Tourney Playoffs This Week-End INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Regional playoffs in the annual Indiana American Legion baseball tournament will be held at East Chicago, Lafayette, Richmond and Evansville July 31Aug. 2.
Ray Smith, Batesville, state chairman, said district playoffs involving more than 100 teams will end this week. The state finals for winners of the regionals will be held at Lafayette Aug. 7-9. Indiana’s champion will compete in a national regional tournament at Ashland, Ky., and the winner will participate in the national finals at Little Rock, Ark. The 1963 Indiana champions from Evansville won the regional and advanced to the final rounds of the national championships at Keene, N.H., before being eliminated.
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Meyers New Coach FORT COLLINS, Colo. UPI —Don Meyers, who held the world’s indoor pole vault record of 16 feet, 1^4 inch for, about a month in 1962, was appointed Friday to the post of head track and field coach at Colorado State University. Meyers, 24, succeeds Vem McHone,, who retired to teach in the i OSU physical education program.
Hot Rod Assoc. In 2 Day Session MUNCIE, Ind. UPI — The National Hot Rod Association’s w’orld divisional meet opened a tw’o-day session at the Muncie Dragway today with more than 500 cars scheduled to compete. The strip is located six miles north of here on Indiana 67. The meet includes finals of the Canada regionals, transferred here when the original meet was rained out.
Bauer Impressed By Youngsters By United Presi International In Baltimore, happiness Is two fuzzy-cheeked righthanders and a pint-size Rocky Colavito. And together they’re convincing even stolid Hank Bauer that his Baltimore Orioles may be a team of destiny. What impressed Bauer isn’t simply 19-year-old Wally Bunker’s 11 victories or rookie Dave Vineyard’s two-hitter in his second major league start. Even the record - breaking pinchhitting of Bob Johnson, who bears a remarkable facial resemblence to Rocky Colavito of the Athletics, wouldn’t stir Bauer's optimism except that none of the three figured in the Orioles’ ‘64 plans as recently as May. Yet all three players were chiefly responsible for the Orioles 2-1 and 7-2 doubleheader victory Friday night over the Washington Senators which restored Baltimore to first place by one game over the Yankees in the American League pennant scramble. Vineyard, a 23-year-old hurler with 10-4 credentials from Rochester in the International League, had a no-hitter going into the seventh inning before Chuck Hinton walked and Mike Brumley and Don Lock doubled.
SUNDAY'S TV HIGHLIGHTS By Unitad Pratt International Show of the Week, NBC. The Takers.” A repeat onehour suspense drama about a near-perfect jewel theft. Stars Walter Mathau, Shirley Knight and Claude Rains. 10 p.m. Camera Three, CBS- A protait of the late maestro Arturo Toscanini, Repeat. 11 a.m. Issues and Answers, ABC Secretary of State Dean Rusk is interviewed. 1:30 p.m. ‘‘Harlem: Test for the North,” NBC. One-hour report about the week’s rioting in Harlem. 5 p m. CBS Sports Spectacular. Stock car racing at Louisville, Ky. 5 p.m. Meet the Press, NBC. Sen. Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota, mentioned as a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate, is questioned. 6 p.m. Sixth U.S.-Russia Track Meet, ABC. From the Los Angeles Coliseum. Two one - hour broadcast: at 6:30 and 9 p.m.
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A hard-to-beat, all-Hoosier quartet of famed basketball coaches will tell how they do it in the two-day court session of the 16th Annual Indiana High School Athletic Association Coaching School at Indiana University, Aug. 12-13. The two college coaches will be Vic Bubas, the Gary product who went south to star at North Carolina State and now builds powerhouses at Duke, and Indiana’s Branch McCracken, who has won two national titles at I. U. The high school staff unites the two rivals of the 1964 state title game, Bob Straight, the Coach-of-the-Year at Huntington, and the new Hall-of-Famer, Marion Crawley, who with Lafayette Jeff won his fourth state crown last spring. Crawley carries » 33-year record of 689 victories to only 222 losses.
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NEW YORK UPI — Brigitte Varangot of France, 1963 winner of the British Women’s Amateur golf championship, will compete in the United States Golf Association's Women’s Amateur championship at the Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchison, Kan., Aug., 17-22.
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LOS ANGELES UPI —The battle of the nations — United States vs. Russia—gets under | way this afternoon in the Los
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Top 10 To Compete NEW BREMEN, Ohio UPI —The two leaders in the U.S. Auto Club sprint car point standings were expected to battle it out in Sunday’s program at the New Bremen Speedway. In all, eight of the 10 top drivers in the US AC sprint division were entered in the race with current point leader Don Branson, Champaign, 111., heading the field. Close at his heels was Indianapolis 500-mile race winner A. J. Foyt, Houston, Tex. who trails Bronson by 39 points in the standings. Other point leaders expected at the program include Nario Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., 4th; Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth. Tex., 5th; Jud Larson, Kansas | ville. 111., 7th; Mike Rupp, City, 6th; Arnie Knepper, Belle-1 Mansfield, Ohio, 8th, and Mickey Shaw of Berea, Ohio, 10th. Also in the field are Indianapolis "500” veterans Bud Tin- > gelstad of Dayton, Ohio, and Bob Harkey of Speedwey, Ind.
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Friday’s Results Indianapolis 4, Arkansas 0, 1st game; Arkansas 3, Indianapolis 2, 2nd game; Oklahoma City 10, Salt Lake City 6; Dallas 6. Denver 5; Seattle 5, San Diego 2; Tacoma 5, Spokane 1; Hawaii 3, Portland 0, 1st game; Portland at Hawaii, postponed, wet grounds, 2nd game.
Saturday’s Schedule Dallas at Denver, doubleheader; San Diego at Seattle: Spokane at Tacoma; Portland at Hawaii, doubleheader; Indianapolis at Arkansas; Salt Lake City at Oklahoma City.
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Summer Recreation Program-1964
JULY 27-31
ACTIVITY
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Arts end Crafts
9:00-4:00
Jr. Hi. Basement
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Physical Fitness-Waights-Calis
10:00-12:00
Downtown Gym
M-T-W-Th-F
Playground Recreation
1:00- 4:00
Robe Ann & Jones School
M-T-W-Th-F
Playground Activities Ages 5-12
1:00- 5:00
Miller School
M-T-W-Th-F
Babe Ruth Baseball
5:00- 7:00
High School Diamond
M-W-Th
High School Baseball
5:30
At Greencastle
Tues
Old Timers Softball
6:30- 9:30
Robe Ann
Tues
Recreation Basketball
7:30- 9:30
Hi School Gym
W-Th
Horse Shoes (Adults)
7:00- 9:00
Robe Ann
Thurs.
Perk Recreation
7:00- 9:00
Robe Ann
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Rec. Special • Bowling Pool Side Dance
1:00-2:00 Union Building 8:00
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