The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1965 — Page 4
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DePauw Will Conduct Summer Sports Camp
Jerry Oliver, By Hey Are DPU Wins And
Included In Coaching Staff
Jerry Oliver and By Hey, coaches of Indiana's two premiere high school basketball teams, will meet again, but this time it will be at DePauw University. These two coaches, who took Washington High School of Indianapolis and Fort Wayne North to the IHSAA finale last month, will be joined by tw r o more first string Hoosier mentors, Columbus’ Bill Stearman and Anderson’s Ray Estes. The quartet’s host will be DePauw and its head basketball coach Elmer McCall who will be operating for the eighth consecutive year his pre-high school Basketball and Sports Camp. Camp dates for the sixth through ninth graders are June 20-26 and June 27-July 3. The 11 Oopenings (55 each camp) are filled, according to McCall, the ex-high school coach w ho led South Bend Central to state
titles in 1953 and 1957. In past years the sports camp has drawn aspiring young basketballers from Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Wisconsin and Indiana. According to McCall’s camp plan the “guest lecturers” will conduct daily sessions on fundamentals at the camp, using some erf their own high school athletes to demonstrate methods and theories. McCall, acting as dean of the summer session, will tie the sports package together with chalk talks, drills and evening intramural games among the campers. An adjunct for the youths, who will live and eat in a campus fraternity house, will be recreational swimming, bowling, tennis and ping pong. DePauw student-athletes wall serve as assistants and counselors.
Loses In Golf DePauw whipped St. Joseph’s 11-4, in golf yesterday, but stumbled before Indiana State, 9% to 5%, at Terre Haute. The loss in the double dual affair was DePauw’s first since returning from a spring vacation trip to the South. Tim Scott was low man for the Tigers, firing a 76 over the par 71 course. Bob Silcott was back in second with an 80. followed by Bob Thompson's 81, Steve Hayes’ 82 an 84 by Brad-
ford Cobb.
Dick Tiger To Meet Hurricane Carter NEW YORK UPI — Dick Tiger of Nigtria, No. 1 contender for the middleweight crown, will meet Rubin Hurricane Carter of Patterson, N. J., Thursday, May 20, in a 10-round iddelw’eight fight at Madison Square Garden.
Astros Improving In Own Stadium By United Press International The Houston Astros are fast becoming the best indoor baseball team in the United States. Strange things have been happening to Houston ball players ever since the team moved Into Its glittering $31.6 million Astrodome this season and the strangest things of all is that the Astros now' have won five National League games in a row. While it is a little early to classify the Astros as perrant contenders, the once forlorn Houston club, which never has finished higher than eighth in its three previous seasons, is solidly entrenched in fourth place and boasts tw’o individual major league statistical leaders. The latest player to be inspired by the magnificance of the Texas palace is a young mghthander named Dave Ciusti just«e, who in two previous seasons with the NL club won exactly
two games.
Pittsburg managed only four scattered singles off Ciusti, who earned h isfirst starting assgnment since 1962 with some flashy relief work last week, and threatened only once in the game when a single and twm Houston errors loaded the bases in the third. Ciusti promptly fanned Willie Stargell for one of his nine strike outs to ease out
of the jam.
In his four appearances thifir year, Ciusti has allowed a total of five hits and a single run in 14 , a innings, walked one and struck out 13. His first victory occurred on April 21 against Philadelphia and started the As-
tros on their current win streak, ] and his three victories have come within the space of six days. John Bateman, who is tied in the major league home run de^jby with four round-trippers, knocked in one run to raise his RFI total to nine, third best in the senior circuit, and Bob Aspromonte drove home the other with one of his two safeties off Bob Friend, who allowed only six hits to absorbing his first loss after two wins.
To Defend Title PINEHURST, N. C. UPI— Dale Morey of Lumberton, N. C., will defend his 1964 NorthSouth title beginning today at the Pinehurst Country Club against a field which includes fivt winners of the match play golf tournament and USCA champion William C. Campbell of untington, W. Va., who has won the tournament three times.
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Indiana All-Star Lineup Is Completed For Benefit Game
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana high school All-Star team which will meet the Kentucky prep stars June 19 and 26 was completed Monday.
[ two-game total of 68.
Two other players among the second five averaged over 20 last season. Harvey swished them in at a 24 point-per-game
The final five members of clip, while Schneider hit 23. the squad were named late Kidwell averaged 16 points a Saturday and include Adolphus game, with Pulliam, known as Pulliam, 6-3 forward from a strong rebounder, tossing in
Gary Roosevelt; Larry Kidwell, 13.
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ard (Bugs) Humes, 5-10 guard from Madison; Dave Harvey, 63 forward from Indianapolis Tech, and Earl Schneider, 6-4 center from Evansville Rex
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The 10-man squad has an overall lack of height, but coach Angus Nicoson says he isn’t worried about it. “They all all seem quick and agile,” he said. “I think they’re going to
play well together.”
Indiana’s finest prep collection will meet the Kentucky
Tigers To Host l. U. In Baseball DePauw will play Indiana University tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. on he Blackstock Stadium
diamond.
The baseball game originally was scheduled for yesterday but the weekend's heavy rains forced a two-day postponement. Lefty Don Lovelace will start
representatives June 19 in the a g a i n st the Hoosiers who split Butler Fieldhouse and t h e n a doubleheader Saturday with journey to Freedom Hall in 0hio state D ePauw, at the Louisville for a rematch June same time was taking a double-
26.
The final five players join the first team previously named, including “Mr. Basketball,” Bill Keller of Indianapolis Washington, Dave Moser of Fort Wayne North, Ralph Taylor of Indianapolis Washington, Don Curnutt of Tipton, and Harold Curdy of Marion. Humes is the brother of 1962
header from V r heaton. Action here Saturday will | send DePauw against Evansville at 1 p. m. in a doubleheader.
Phillies Win The Philadelphia Phillies edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 and handed Sandy Koufax
“Mr. Basketball” Larry Humes his first defeat in the only and averaged 27 points per otther National League game, game last season, setting a Co- j All 10 American League teams lumbus regional record with a were idle.
Greencastle's agile trackman Terry Sheldon neatly clears the bar at 10 feet, 10 inches to capture first place in a three way track and field meet held last Friday evening in the Blackstock Stadium between Greencastle, Brazil and Danville. The Cub* rated a second next to Brazil with point tabulation going to Brazil with 68, Greencastle 44. and Danville with 25. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
Dean Chance Says To Be Patient
with spring miseries ot his own, it has not esaeped I chance's notice that Belinsky
has been roughed up since winning his first game for the Phils.
NEW YORK UPI- Dean Chance, speaking in behalf of his old buddy. Bo Belinsky, has a brief piece of advice for the Philadelphia Phillies—be patient. Although an off-season trade which sent Belinsky from the Los Angeles to the Phillies broke up a working association between him and Chance, the two pitchers still form baseball's No. 1 Damon and Pythias combination. Each continues to follow the other's fortunes closely and even though he has been beset
Track Now Open Greencastle Racing Center 122 North Jackson
Wednesday Night Reserved for Adults Only After School Hours for Children
HOOK, LINE AND SINKER WTien men talk of getting an “eight pound beauty,” it’s either a fish or a baby, and gentlemen this is no baby! Noble New, R. No. 1, Greencastle, hooked this large mouth bass Friday night at Cataract Lake. Noble said he was using a 4 pound test line and a devil’s horse plug. “I quit fishing after I caught this one,” he said. Photo by Frank Puckett, Jr.
These two spectators at the DePauw University “Spokespectacular” took the sign to heart and watched the race result* from the “Reserved Seats.” Photo by Martin Kruse
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