The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1965 — Page 4

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4 The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, April 2,1965 Tiger Cubs To Launch Diamond Activity Today

The 1965 GHS baseball squad in hopes all of the boys will will open their season this even-1 see some action. Here is a list ing at 4:15 against Spencer at of the home ball games and all the local high school field. games will began at 4:15 p. m.

April 2—Spencer

With nine lettermen returning from last year s squad, which won nine and lost four, the Cubs are looking forward to

a good season.

Gerald York, pitcher, and Bill Clary, catcher, give the Cubs one of the finest battery combinations n ithe confernece. York will be ptiching his fourth consecutive season of varsity competition and Clary will be catching him for the fourth time Both boys won conference

honors as juniors.

Leading the hitting brigade will be Jim Covert. He was

April 8—Martinsville April 13—West Vigo April 14—Turkey Run

April 28—Honey Creek April 30—Clinton May 22—Crawfordsvill# (1:00 p. m.) The squad will travel to Garfield, Gerstmeyer, Mooresville, Brazil, Wiley, Plainfield, Schulte, State.

Bowling

News

Shop; Pepsi Cola; Starr’s TV;

The twenty three teams from Varsity Lanes, a total of 115

By Cozy Lear

Sunday March 28th, The In-, McMillan s Carpet; Fentress

voted “most valuable player” diana Womens State Bowling Motors; five teams — IBM; 5 both as a sophomore and junior Association held their annual teams — Mallory’s,

by his team mates. Jim leads delegates meeting at Congress the team with a .465 batting Inn. in Lafayette. Breakfast

average and hit safely in every was served to all the delegates women bowlers, represent onegame last season. Jim Lewis attending at 8:00 a. m. Three i third of the local Women s batted near .400 last season local women attended the meet-! Bowling Association, and is expected to carry on ing, Joyce Cavin, president of The State Bowling Tournafrom where he left off last year, the Greencastle Women s Bowl- i ment being held in Lafayette Both boys are good out fielders in £ Association; Wilma Pelfrey, March 6th through June 6th. is as well as hitters. Their fellow secretary-treasurer of the local the largest State Tourney held

outfielders will be either de- association and DeVonna Bea- in the state, with 1,491 teams j — pendable Stan Hurst who will man - entered, a 240 team increase joined 230 Johnson Countians help as relief pitcher or hard Ther e were 221 voting dele- orev last year. The State^ tour- Wednesday night to pay tribute

working Steve Brackney who g a tcs plus all executive board will find him self catching as members and officers. The biui-

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HONORED BY KIWANIS

The Greencastle High School basketball team, managers, cheer leaders and coaches were honored Thursday at the Kiwanis dinner meeting at the Student Union Building. The senior basketball players received a gold basketball certificate during the award ceremonies. Dianne Nelson and Janice Barrett, two of the four cheer leaders, each received a gold megaphone certificate for their outstanding performance during the season. The major award for the afternoon,

the most valuable player trophy, was presented to Ron Blotch.

CHATEAU DOUBLE FEATURE

well as playing left field.

ness meeting consisted of annual ^ reports and election of officers.

Other main stays of last officers elected were, Presiyears - squad will be Ron Blotch dent, Lois Glass; 2nd Vice who at 6 4” will give the in- president Lorette Smith and fielders a big target to throw ’ two new board members, Olga to at first base. Ron has started Schroeder and Jean Kilbert. The at first base for three seasons new president, Lois Glass will and will be expected to produce be a delegate to the National some long drives this year. Hav- Convention in New Orleans for

ing lost second baseman Ronny 1966.

York to DePauw and Shortstop j An increase of 10c was voted Phil Cooper to Indiana State, 0 n State dues for 1966 and apthese two spots are wide open proved. This makes 1966 state for the new players. Outfielder dues 25c for the year, turned infielder Bob Evens Mrs. Freda Botkin of the seems to be leading the way for Official WIBC staff, addressed

second base.

ney 1966 will be held in Evans-

ville.

Good Luck, girls, this week-

end.

to three native sons for successful athletic and soholary careers

at I. U.

JACKS and JILLS LEAGUE March 28, 1965

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Tom and Dick Van Arsdale of Greenwood and Jon McGlocklin of Franklin were guests of honor at a program sponsored by the I. U. Alumni Club of Johnson County. The three were mainstays of the 1964-65 I. U. basketball team, one of the finest in the school’s history.

Phil Kidwell, the only freshman to letter last year, is recuperating from a broken ankle but will be expected to hold down third base and pitch when

he is fully healed.

Key boys who may fill the open gaps or beat out some of the lettermen for a position are: Senior Dave Patterson, who is hitting well and has a good arm, and junior Bill Cromer who is

“I can’t say enough about these three young men,’’ Stahr commented. “The best thing

High Team Game: Pin-Bust- about them is that they're fine ers 807. scholars and fine young men, High Team Series: Pin-Bust-. as well as excellent athletes.”

the delegation and gave valuable ers 2357. Stahr also praised McCrackinformation on the points of Women 400 series and over: e n, as did McGlocklin and the WIBC and its work with the Doris Miller 502: Liz Godfrey Van Arsdale twns. The longAJBC. A question and answer 494; Joyce Cavin 467; Mary time Hoosier cage mentor period followed Mrs. Botkin's Buis 455: F1 ° Morrison 426; Net called them “three of the finest address. Sharp 402. young men I’va ever coached.”

200 games: Lloyd Buis 233; The Womens State Tourna- Curt Brewster 212; Charles

ment is now in session at La- Bu * s 212. fayette. On March 20-21, four ^ Ien

DePauw Hosts St. Joe In Baseball Twin Bill A pair of undefeated records | seph’s start swinging in an ICC week. The Tigers overcome Ingo on the chalkline here tomor- doubleheader. diana Central, 10-9, in Indianarow at 1 p. m., weather permitt-j The two clubs opened their polis, and St. Joe swept a ing, when DePauw and St. Jo- infant campaigns earlier this doubleheader Wednesday night

at the University of Cincinnati, :

TONITE-THRU-TUES.

2 P M. & 7 P.M.

TWO-DANDIES

things go my way.”

All of the first-round leaders are looking for their first tour-

nament victory of the year.

Four of the players who scored tournament wins this year

Young Tommy Aaron felt today , djd it for the first time _George

that the $65,000 Greater Greens

Aaron Leads In

Greensboro

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4-0, 3-1. Either Bruce Mackey, bombed out by Central, or junior Joe Johnson, will start for DePauw ^ in tomorrow’s first game.

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boro Open represented a good opportunity for him to win the first major tournament of his five-year professional golf

career.

The quiet, 28-year-old pro

The boys, who will be gradu- gather a five under par 66 ated from Indiana in June, also f rom Gainesville, Ga., put to-

The one who doesn't start will

Archer, Ed Funseth, Bert Wea- open up the second game with

series and over:

Brewster 538: Charles Buis 537; Jim Sharp 517; John Masten

510.

ladies teams from Varsity Lanes participated in the tourney. These teams were sponsored

out for the first time but will by First Citizens Bank-2 teams, see a lot of action at short- Shetrone Real Estate and Pepsi

stop. ! Cola.

Sophomores Stan Brown. Dar- This week end nineteen teams ryl Brackney, Bruce Brackney of lady bowlers will enter the and Bill Walbring will try to State Tournament. These teams fill an infield spot while David are sponsored by local mer-

Hill, Jim Allen and Ron Smith chants: Murphy Enco; Morri- FRANKLIN UPI Indiana will seek a n outfield position. son's Tire & Retreading; Home University President Elvis Coach Chance plans to sub- Laundry & Cleaners: Mac's Ap- j. stahr and retiring basketstitute freely in today's game pliances; Suzzanne's Beauty (ball coach Branch McCracken

thanked former coaches, fans, and the university, and re-

Lloyd Buis 576: Joyce Cavin

548: Norman Pelfrey 546; Curt ceived sets of luggage from the

Thursday to take the first i round lead in the GGO. To hold that lead today, he will

ver and Dick Hart. Eleven other players broke par and were knotted at 70. They were Bobby Nichols, Gordon Jones, John Cook, Labron Harris Jr., Mike Souchak, Bert Weaver, Bob Reith Jr. and 1962 GGO champion Bill Casper.

alumni club.

Michigan State

Johnson County Fires Net Coach

Pays Tribute

a trio of reliefers ready t o throw in the banch if the going gets too rough. Among those reliefers Coach Ed Meyer will look to first probably will be sophomore Don Lovelace who limited Central to three hits and no runs in a superb sub role against Cent-

ral.

A BOY

UN FEET TALL EDWMO 6. MUNSON 0-'?- J07M WHITE HUNTEM

EAST LANSING, Mich

-Michigan State is looking for a recruiter today, not a basket-

ball coach.

The school had a basketball coach, but it fired Forest (Forddy) Anderson in a surprsie move Thursday. He was a basketball coach, but not a recruiter. It was his lack of the lateer ability that led to his dismissal after 11 seasons. Anderson. 46. arrived at Michigan State in 1954 and in his first season directed the Spartans to a 13-9 record, reversing the team's mark of the previous season. Two years later he guided the Spartans to Big Ten and NCAA regional titles and in 1958-59 his club took the conference crown again. Then Anderson's teams start- : ed on a downhill skid that was eventually to end up in the Big Ten's basement. The Spartans finished eighth, ninth, ninth, ninth, fourth and tenth during the past six seasons and compiled overall marks of 48-86.

Most of the other big-name

have to outdo challengers Bill g 0 ]fers were either at par or Martindale, England’s Bernard just above it Arnold Palmeri Hunt, seven-time winner Sam Dovv pinsterwald, defendnig Snead, young Dave Hill and vet- GGO champion Julius Boros,

eran Phil Rodgers. -p on y Lema and Dave M a r r tested this season,

Martindale shot a 6< Thurs-J were amon g 20 players tied at arises,

day which included the fourth ^

UPI 1 hole-in-one carded on the PGA

Meyer also will have Ter Met-

_ , split at Rensselaer. Mackey

calfe, Ron Black, Jim Puckett ,, ^ ^

J won the first, 7-4, and Metcalfe Un dropped the nightcap, 7-3. DePauw has won nine of its last 10 encounters with the Pumas,

and Leighton

Turner, all if the need j

tour this year. Hunt, a fivematched Martindale with five birdies and one boggy over the j 4,000-yard Sedgefield Country Club course. Snead, 52, who said he had “a scroungy round” Thursday, was tied with the 27-year-old Lawrence for fourth place. Each had 68. Rodgers, from Perdido Bay, Fla., had a 69. “It takes a lot of luck to win,” grinned Aaron. “If you; play well enough to win, you win, but it also takes luck. I

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I Though St. Joe didn’t man but three have gone into ext’a much stick power in pouncing innings,

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In the event Saturday's games are rained out the two clubs j will try to make up one game i Monday, April 5 at Black-stock

Last year DePauw and St. Joe Stadium.

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RECEIVES TROPHY Walter Frye is shown presenting the most valuable player award to Ron Blotch during ceremonies at the Kiwanis basketball banquet Thursday afternoon. The recipient of the award was chosen by members of the team, the coaches and the athletic board. The award was based on the mental attitude, sportsmanship and scholarship of the player.

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