The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 March 1965 — Page 14

The Daily Banner, Greeneastfe, Indiana Wednesday, March 24,1965

Coaches Think Washington Was The Best Team

INDIANAPOLIS U PI — Coaches of the two teams to beat Indianapolis Washington during the season said today they feel the best team won the Indiana high school basketball championship. “I’m tickled to death with the outcome of the tourney,” said Evan Fine of suburban Ben Davis. “I feel the best team won.” His sentiments were echoed by Woody McBride of Indianapolis Manual, whose club beat Washington early in January when both were undefeated. “I’ve said for three weeks that Washington would win the title," said McBride. Both coaches watched the west-siders brinT Indianapolis its fourth state crown last Saturday night, 64-57 over Fort Wayne North in the title cla;h. Washington avenged both regular-season setbacks in the tourney — against Manual in the Southport sectional and Ben Davis fell in the Indianapolis regional. “They're just a real good ballclub,” said McBride, “They seem to have what it takts when the time comes. They’re well disciplined, well coached, real competitive and aggressive." McBride agreed with Washington coach Jerry Oliver that the champs didn’t play their finest game in the title scrap. He also said he feels Washington may have received “a slight break’’ when Gary Roosevelt was beaten by North in the afternoon and by playing the first game, which allows for a longer rest period until the title “lash.

Dean Chance To Have Competition

Dean Chance, the best pitcher in baseball in 1964, may not even be the best pitcher on the Los Angeles Angels in 1965. The “playboy of the Western world,” Chance won the Cy Young Award given annually to the No. 1 pitcher in the majors after a ’64 season in which he had a 20-9 record, 11 shutouts and a 1.65 earned run average. Chance is expected to be even better this year but he may find his most serious competition right in the Angel dugout

Change Made In Basketball Rules

CHICAGO UPI — Basketball coaches can consult with officials next year, the Rules Committee announced today, but if it’s an unjustified protest, it will cost the coach a time out.

The committee made three rules changes, effective next season. It allowed the consultation with officials for the first time in the only major change.

A coach can obtain the conference, while the clock is stopped and the ball dead, by requesting it at the scorer’s table. The scorer will signal the officials to come to the table and they will confer with both coaches.

Stratton Leads Hockey Scores

ROCHESTER. N. Y. UPI — Buffalo's Art Stratton led the American Hockey League scoring race by four points with four games left to play, according to statistics releaoed today, j However, Stratton, with 98 ^points, was trailed by Bronco ’Horvath of Rochester into the

Paul Goldsmith In "500" Race

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Paul Goldsmith, reinstated by the United States Auto Club Tuesday, will be entered in this year’s 500-mile Speedway auto race, probably in a rear-engine machine powered by an Offenhauser engine.

Goldsmith announced

last week of the regular season. he wouId ^ 111 the Indianapolis

“500” this year immediately

and Horvath will play all four 'of the final games on home ice while Buffalo still has tw r o road

games remaining.

Gendron Sparks Quebec Aces

after USCA announced his reinstatement. The former national stock car champion driver received the one-year suspension from USAC after competing in a non-sanctioned stock car race at Riverside, Calif., in November, 1963.

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At the same time, Goldsmith, who finished third in the “500”

Guy Gendron, w.io's been av- y**r* ago, said he would eraging about one goal every concentrate on winning stock

five games during his 12 seasons in professional hockey, picktd up 15 games w r orth of scoring against the Buffalo Bisons Tuesday night.

car races in

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that USAC divi-

Goldsmith unsuccessfully had fought the suspension through the courts. He was barred from

Gendron led the Quebec Aces i as t year’s Speedway classic, to a 7-2 victory over Buffalo as but USAC said Tuesday he has he collected a three goal ‘ hat been granted full reinstatement,

trick” in the only American

Hockey League game scheduled.

Dick Tiger Gets A Morale Boost

NEW YORK UPI — Former world middleweight champ 'Dick Tiger received a morale boost in his bid to regain the title when he was named boxer ;of the month today by the Ring Magazine. The 35 - year - old Nigerian,

Coach Resigns At Vincennes

VINCENNES UPI — Dale

Scrivnor Tuesday resigned his post as football coach and physical education instructor at

Vincennes High School. The resignation will become

effective at the end of the current school year, Scrivnor’s second at the helm of the Alices.

Cronkite Will Attend "500"

head swimming coach, has been named the Indiana Collegiate Coi-ference’s coach-of-the-year in that sport.

INDIANAPOLI-j UPI — Veteran television news commentator Walter Cronkite has accepted an invitation to be one of the stars in festivities planned for the week before this year's running of the Indianapolis “500.”

The “500” Festival Committee announced Tuesday night the managing editor of the Columbia Broadcasting System’s evening news program would come to Indianapolis with his wife for the activities and race.

A long-time sports car enthusiast and driver, Cronkite joined CBS in 1950 and has handled such major stories as the Gemini two-man space flight Tuesday, Nikita Krushchev’s tour of the United States while still premier and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

He was a foreign correspondent for the United Press, joining the company in 1939. Cronkite worked in Europe during World War II and was chief UP Moscow correspondent from 1946-48.

Selge Is Named Coach-of-the-Year

Indiana State University’s Paul Selge, in his last year as

An ISU staff member since 1946, Selge won the honor over four other mentors in the balloting conducted among the league’s five swimming coaches.

Selge amassed 12 points in the voting followed by Evansville coach Jim Voorhees who received nine.

The Indiana State alumnus steered his 1964-65 squad to an 8-3 dual mark, to second in the conference and to seventh place in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athlttics meet last weekend at LaCrosse, Wis.

His 1963-64 team was even better. It fashioned a 11-2 seasonal mark, took a blue ribbon in the ICC event and gained fifth nationally in the NAIA.

Selge organized varsity swimming at Indiana State in 1948 and ever since has groomed swimmers at the Terre Haute school with remarkable success, culminated last year when each record on the school’s books was cracked by the Selge swim-

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High series: E. Jordan, 514.

High game: E. Jordan, 194. Over 400 series: E. Jordan, 514; B. Alderfer, 507; D. Cody, 491; W. Pelfrey, 482; L. Cox, 478; S. Nicherson, 469; L. Masteller, 453; P. Jackson, 441; S. Whitley, 437; B. Branneman, 419; J. Porter, 415; J. Elliott, 414; W. Fredericks, 410; P. Denny, 408; E. Gentry, 407; N. Knauer, 404; R. Black, 401.

Boston Celtics To Meet 76ers

CINCINNATI, Ohio UPI — Given a vote of confidence by Boston Celtics Coach Red Auerbach, the Cincinnati Royals open their National Basketball Association NBA playoff series with the Philadelphai 76ers here tonight.

Shortly before the end of the current season Selge asked to be relieved of swimming duties. He will continue on the State staff as assistant football coach and professor of physical education.

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Hawks Ready For Playoff

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ST. LOUIS UPI — All St. Louis Hawks' systems and players were “go” today for the first time in months as the team prepared to meet Baltimore in National Basketball Association Western Division semifinal playoffs tonight.

The Hawks hav v all players in competition shape for the best-of-five series. In the course of the season, the Hawks have missed player - coach Richie Guerin, Bob Pettit, Mike Farmer, and John Barnhill for no less than 20 games each.

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WEAR AND TEAR —Charles Bisdee of Pittsburgh manages a pleasant smile as he gives a rest to his weary feet on the Selma-Montgomery civil rights march in Alabama, along U.S.

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High team game: Greencastle Automotive, 789. High team series: Greencastle Automotive, 2287. High individual game: Girl, A. May, 165; Boy, B. Evens, 213. High individual series: Girl, A. May, 463; Boy, B. Evens, 593. 200 game: J. Edmonds, 201; B. Evens, 213. Over 400 series: A. May, 463; J. Williams, 413; B. Ogle, 422; D. Brewster, 405; G. Henry, 418; T. Love, 416; L. Mays, 464; B. Wilbur, 424; M. Baker, 465; J. McClure, 479. 500 series:: J. Edmonds, 551; B. Croner, 508; B. Evens, 593.

Junior-Senior Mixed League March 20, 1965 Greencastle

>vho lost the world crown to Xhe squad broke even in 1963

Joey Giardello at Atlantic City, N. J., Dec. 7, 1963, was cited for his excellent performance in fecoring a sixth-round knockout t>ver Argentine Ricky Divero. Despite Tiger’s fine triumph, floe Archer of New York continued to rank as the No. 1 con-

tender for Giardello’s title in fThe Ring ratings because Rivero was not considered to be

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Jones Enters 1965 Classic

INDI NAPOLLS UPI — Parnielli Jones Tuesday became the first former Indianapolis “500” champion to enter the 1965 face. J Jones was listed as driver of one of two rear-engine Ford V-8-powered cars entered Tuesday by J. C. Agnjanian. The feecond machine has not yet been assigned. Jones’ car brought to 22 the total number ^ntered in the race, 17 of them

but failed to win a game last fall.

Women Skiers Compete Today

SUN VALLEY, Idaho UPI— Women skiers were set today to whip through a tricky slalom course in the final event of the European-do unated 22nd Harriman Cup ski races.

French whiz Marielle Goitschel was expected to streak to victory. The downhill champion Monday, Miss Goitschel could capture the combined women’s award by finishing as low as third.

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Over 400 Series: A Shinn 407; J. Burns 424; M. Lewis 430; J. Green 426; M. York 402; B. J. Cooper 446; P. Lambert 412; E. Shillings 410; J. Sutherlin 455; D. Wilson 459; E. Roach 426; C. Steinbaker 406; B. Alderfer 450; P. Huxford 471. First Citizen’s Bank Classic League Shetrone Real

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