The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1965 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, April 9, 1965

Two New Baseball Stadiums Will Be Sites For Action Tonight

By United Press International Atlanta gets a preview of major league baseball and the national pastime goes indoors at Houston tonight when two of the sport's newest stadiums are initiated on a big time scale. The Dixie flagwavers i n Georgia inaugurate a 51.377seat ball park that is only third to Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium and New York's Shea Stadium in National League size. Official National League play however, won’t start in Atlanta until 1966 when the Braves move out of Milwaukee to their Southern Domain. The Atlanta Crackers of the International League will make much use of this future “home of the Braves” this year. Houston’s domed stadium finally carries baseball into the weatherproof category. The airconditioned, 45.000-seat arena that is made of steel crossmembers at roof level and plastic skylights to allow for daytime baseball has enough cooling equipment to keep about 2.000 average homes

comfortable.

The Houston Astros take on the New York Yankees in the opener and then play a pair of

I plans to use Wade Blasingame I as the mop-up hurler. The Tigers expect to have Hank Aguirre and Dave Wickersham on the mound for the Braves’ exhibition. Both stadiums are glitter-

prone. The Atlanta edifice Is j the spectacular side with a $2 designed to accept a dome and i million scoreboard. Many fans

air-conditioning at a later date. There are no poles to obstruct the fans’ viewing pleasures and no long climbs to seats. Houston stadium is a bit on

will anxiously wait for a home run to see the board light up and do everything but whistle “Dixie” — that’s reserved for Atlanta partisans.

Tournament And Luncheon Tues. The Windy Hill Women's Golf Association will have the opening tournament and luncheon on Tuesday, April 13th. Members who wish to join please make reservations with the Club.

Boat Trailers

STARDUST

LEAGUE

IB. Hurst 168, 480; B. Cline ISl*

1479; B. Ashworth 137, 405; G. 1

Falcons

Conyers 157, 441; M. Siebenaler 1

Flying ‘C's

149, 409; A. Siebenaler 142, 410;

No. 7

K. Goch 177,457; J. Cavin 177,

Antiques

488; M. Storm 166, 454.

4 Squares

College Castle

Men: J. Rossok 180, 511; E.

Locals

Cook 232, 634; D. Cline 209, 579;

Strikers

W. Parker 205, 528; N. Pelfrey

No. 4

27, 570; A. McGraw 185, 506;

Misfits

R. Gooch 188, 539; R. Jones

Women: J. Rossok 189,

474;

1194, 501.

Meed Check-Up fe±I™y

Rochester In Playoff Finals By United Press International The Rochester Americans, parlaying a season - tested combination of a blitzing offense and a stingy defense, have moved into the American Hockey League Calder Cup playoff

finals.

The Americans defeated the

day-night doubleheaders. It will Q Ue bec Aces 5-2 Thursday night be Baltimore Saturday after- and the b est Q f se ven se-

noon and New York Saturday night, then New York Sunday

ries, four games to one. Rochester now awaits the survivor

afternoon and Baltimore Sun- of the Buffalo Bison - Hershey day night, all against the As- gear semifinal series,

tros.

The Americans’ high - geared

Dick Farrell goes against offensive machine, which led Mel Stottlemyre of the visiting the AHL in offense during the Yanks Friday night. regular season, fired four conMilwaukee sends Denny Le- goalie Gil Banville to take a 4-0 master for about six or seven advantage after two periods, innings against Detroit and Rochester sandwiched anoth-

Readers Are Asking .

Grease the wheel bearings and tighten the wheel lugs. These are two important steps in a Spring check-up for your boat trailer. The Evinrude News Service also advises that you check the bearings and lugs periodically during the coming season.

NBA Playoff Scheduled Tonite BOSTON UPI — The National Basketball Associations playoff schedule tonight should read Russell at Chamberlain and Los Angeles at Baltimore.

Your trailer can be the key The trailer’s rollers and to new boating adventures —: cradle pads protect the boat

er goal between two Quebec provided it’s not in the repair hull from distortion and damscores in the final stanza. shop. Take a few minutes now age. Make sure the rollers are

and give your trailer a spring

check-up.

Here’s a list of sugestions

Rochester's scoring was evenly distributed with Bronco Hor- i vath, runner - up in the league '

scoring race, Stan Smerke and from Bil1 S P aeth ’ manager of

engineering at Evinrude Mo-

tors.

The program really calls for 1 stopped 24 goal shot,

the seven-time champion Boston s Celtics to invade Philadelphia, but the Russell - Chamberlain duel has been so obviously decisive that the National Basket -ball Association s eastern series

could easily be renamed.

Gerry Ehman each collecting a goal and an assist. Dick Gam-1 ble and Jim Pappin chipped in | with a goal apiece while league-!

best netminder Gerry Cheevers the W h ee i

Lakers, Bullets Tangle Tonight

Heat and friction can burn up wheel bearings. Remove

grease the

adjusted correctly, and that they really roll. Worn padding can be replaced with rug

scraps.

Lubricate the coupler, tilt j frame, rollers, winch and 1 locking mechanisms. Check! the winch lines and tie-downs | for frayed or worn spots. The lighting harness, con-

TS IT possible to detect splinters of glass in a finger by X-ray study? Some glass, especially the inexpensive kind used in milk and pop bottles, contain a high quantity of lead. Only when lead Is present in glass can it be seen on X-ray a film. * • • Does the name Meniere’s disi ease apply to all kinds of dizziness? Absolutely not. Meniere’s disease is a Dr. Coleman relatively rare condition which has three major characteristics. Sudden attacks of violent and incapacitating dizziness, progressive loss of hearing, and consistent noise (tinnitus) are the threesome which suggest Meniere’s disease. For some unexplainable reason, many people seem to be terrified unnecessarily by the name “Meniere’s.” It does not mean a cancer. It does not mean an impending stroke. There are dozens of causes of dizziness, many of which are too readily incorrectly classified as Meniere’s disease. Even the descriptive term “dizziness” is confusing. Too often patients use it to describe a headache, eyestrain, upset stomach or migraine. * * * How are allergy tests made?

The most widely used test* for allergy are made on the surface of the skin. With the “Patch test,” a substance is applied to the skin, covered, and allowed to remain there for about 24 hours. Skin reactions like redness, swelling and itching are then “read” for the degree of sensitivity to an offending substance. More often, a minute quantity of a solution ia injected with a fine needle into the skin. At the site of injection, skin reactions are closely observed and read to determine the degree of sensitivity. Almost every conceivable sub-1 stance can be used for skin testing. • • • Is there mental deterioration with Parkinson’s disease? There is no relationship between the disease and intellectual capacity. One of the unfortunate aspects of Parkinson’s disease, besides the “pill-rolling” tremor, is the masklike expression of the face. This lack of facial expression sometimes gives the false impression of an associated mental disturbance. While Dr. Coleman cannot undertake to answer individual letters, he will use readers? questions in his column when* ever possible and when they are of general interest. Addresa your letters to Dr. Coleman care of this newspaper.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Y « t « rda v’* Pu «'»

bearings and re-pack. It's nections and bulbs should be

smart to check this periodi-

cally during the season. Tighten the wheel lugs. The

small trailer wheels are sub. ject to constant vibration on the road. The lugs can loosen up and set the stage for a

| BALTIMORE UPI — The

The Celtics, triggered by Bill L,os An S eles Lakers, boasting a' serious mishap. Your marine Russell's defensive wizardry one * man show hr Jerry West, dealer can tell you the correct moved into Philadelphia boast-1 wil1 be ho P in & to all-but-clinch tire pressure for the smoothing a two - one edge over 1 their Western Division final 1 est ride and best handling. the challenging 76ers. A Boston P la y° ff series a S ainst Baltimore breakthrough on Philadelphia’s uben tbe y meet the Bullets ^°~ Mi £ 9 I. T home court would leave the ni £ht. U • J • I TO CK I CO HI

76ers at the brink of elimina-! Los An gelea, which finished

in working order. Be sure to carry a supply of spare bulbs for quick replacement. Rust spots should receive i immediate attention. Sand the area until it is clean, then j repaint. As a final check, make sure | the coupler fits snugly on the towing ball, and the safety j chain is connected correctly, j

tion because the teams are

first in the West during the;

scheduled for a fifth meeting on National Basketball As- j

Is Big Winner

Sunday afternoon at Boston.

sociation campaign, won the

first two games of the best-of-^ BERLIN LPI A Lnited

And the Celtics have been seven series at home but States track team, fresh from nearly invincible at home for, dropped the third contest here j its second consecutive over- >’ ears - Wednesday night. ' whelming victory in dual meet

competition abroad, embarked 1 for home today a little saddened at the prospect of leaving behind the “fantastic” indo or running track at the

Deutchlandhalle.

The Americans, who had walloped a British team last week in England, swept 11 of the 13 events on Thursday night’s program to wind up the two-day j meet with West Germany. | Those victories gave the U. S. men a 101-56 margin over their German counterparts and American girls a 61-52 decision in the distaff events for a combined point spread of 162-108.

Tests To Be Given Saturday The Greencastle Jaycees remind all teenage drivers that the written tests for the Safe Driving Road-E-O will be given at 10 a. m. sharp, tomorrow at the local Public Service Office. All teenagers whose 19th birthday will not occur before August 5, 1965, are encouraged to enter this svent.

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JUNIOR HIGH BANQUET SPEAKER Bob Harvey, track coach at DePauw University, was the guest speaker at the Greencastle Junior High basketball Honor Banquet and combination “pitch-in” supper held in the Junior High building last Monday evening. Honored were the Junior basketball team, cheerleaders, golf team, wrestling team, and Junior High athletes in general. Seated next to Mr. Harvey is Junior High coach Bob Harbison.

Bout In Jeopardy BOSTON UPI — The onagain, off - again heavyweight title rematch between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston is once more in jeopardy. The new peril stems from a lengthy investigation by Suffolk County Dist. Atty. Garrett H. Byrne into relationships between Liston, the promoter of the scheduled May 25 bout, and other figures surrounding the stormy ex-champion.

Administrators Sale The personal property of the late Mrs. Homer Slovens will !>• cold at public auction at 43 Jackson Blvd. in Greencastle, on Saturday, Apr. 17, ’65 AT 12 30 O’CLOCK New floor mat for car, Davenport and chair, 3 chairs, drum fable with 2 shelves, Motorola TV, 2—9x12 rugs real good. Dinette table and 6 chairs, Buffet, dishes, 1 set of blue floral dishes, 22 single shot rifle, wall mirror, picnic basket, dresser with mirror, metal bed, spring and mattress, metal clothes rack, Kalamazoo electric stove,, toaster, irons, coffee maker, mixers, refrigerator, kitchen cabinet, ironing board, power lawn mower, Speed Queen electric washer, 1 lot tools, step ladder, bird bath, alum, scoop, dishes, cooking utensils, porch and lawn furniture, curtains, draperies, linens and bedding, somo antiques including Butter mold, iron stands, small cherry tablo and many other articles. Terms: Cash Not responsible in case of accidents MRS. HELEN BURNSIDE, Adm. Alton Hurst, Auctioneer

AMERICAN LEGION Announces new opening hours Monday through Friday 12:00 noon—2:00 A.M. Saturday 8:00 a.m.— 2:00 a.m. Dance—April 10 Wm. Grimes Combo

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YOUNG FOLKS SHOW SAT. AT :00 WESTERN PLUS OUR REGULAR FEATURE OVER AT 5:20

SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY

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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY APRIL 9-10-11 TRIPLE FEATURE! Cary Grant and Leslie Caron "FATHER GOOSE” and Robert Culp and Brian Keith "THE RAIDERS" Also 3rd Thriller "PARANOIAC"

RECORDS SPENCER DRIVE-IN THEATRE N. on 43 at 67 Open 7 P.M. Kiddies Free BIG RE-OPENING -TONIGHTFREE GIFTS TO ALL Including Free Records To The First 100 On Screen — FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Liz Taylor — Richard Burton "CLEOPATRA” Plus Fun Feature "LOOKING FOR LOVE** With Connie Francis

Toronto, Chicago Win Hockey Tilts By United Press International The Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks are back in businesa in the Stanley Cup playoffs thanks to a couple of old pros who are always at their best when the going is toughest.

MIDWAY DRIVE-IN Jet. 40 & 43 FRI. - SAT. - SUN. JERRY LEWIS "Disorderly Orderly* Plus "Robinson Crusoe On Mars” Next Week — Elvis Presley "ROUST ABOUT*" Plus "HONEYMOON HOTEL*

The Maple Leafs squared night while the Black Hawks their series with the Montreal 1 evened their sequence with the Canadiens at two games each Detroit Red Wings by scoring with a 4-2 victory Thursday | a 2-1 triumph.

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