The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 July 1965 — Page 6

Th« Dally Bannar, Oraanca-Ma, Indiana Friday, July 2,1965

Atlanta Awarded NFL Pro Football Franchise

ATLANTA UPI — Now that; the Atlanta Stadium Authority insurance executive Rankin gave Smith a lease to play in Smith is assured of having the city’s 57,000 seat stadium,

a National Football League

(NFL1 team in Atlanta for the immediately begin to work on 1966 season his main job is to the selection of a head coach find a coaching staff. 1 an d the rest of the staff.

1 Smith became the official owner of Atlanta's as yet unnamed team Wednesday when

the NFL awarded him a franchise for an unprecedented $9

million and shortly thereafter son, former coaching great at

the University of Oklahoma, and Paul Brown, who piloted the Cleveland Browns of the same

The new owner said he would I NFL to a number of champion-

ships.

Reports from here also included the name of Frank Broyles, present head football coach at the University of Arkansas. Broyles is a native of Decatur, Ga. and a graduate of Georgia

Tech.

And already three well-known coaching personalities have been mentioned as possibilities. Among them are Bud Wilkin-

Richie Allen Going Strong

64 Rookie of Year Leads League

By FRED DOWN UPI Sporta Writer It’s practically unanimous 1 around the National League that Richie Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies is an annoying

1 fellow.

* He annoys some sportswriters because when asked a question k he usually thinks twice and says f nothing. He gave the Phillies’ * front office fits last spring when

I fered his loss. Culp was tagged had three hits for the Pirates,

for the Milwaukee run in the fifth on singles by Mack Jones and Dennis Menke and a passed ball but didn't allow another hit until Torre singled with two out in the ninth.

whose two - run ninth - inning rally fell a run short. Ed Kranepool hit a two-run homer and Ron Swobod a tworun triple to pave the way for the Mets’ A1 Jackson to win his

The Phillies scored their first fourth game. Jackson pitched a

run in the second inning on Allen’s walk and a triple by Clay Dalrymple. Culp scored the winning run in the eighth when he

seven-hitter and struck out four in besting Jim Maloney of frustrated no-hit fame, who struck out seven in six innings but was

Columbus Jets Going Strong By United Brest International The Columbus Jets are determined to take over first place in the International League even if they have to win every game to do it. The Jets closed their eyes to a single - game behind frontrunning Atlanta by nipping the Toledo Mud Hens 6-5 Thursday night while the Crackers dropped a 4-3 decision to Jacksonville. Columbus rallied for five runs in the ninth inning, including a two-run homer by Johnny Powers, to beat Toledo and register its fifth straight victory and its 11th success in 12 decisions. Just two weeks ago the Jets were seven games out of the league lead. Bob Priddy, who relieved starter John Gelnar in the ninth inning, gained credit for his fifth victory against only two losses. In the other league action, Buffalo and Toronto split a doubleheader, the Bisons winning the opener 5-3 and the Maple Leafs taking the seven-inning nightcap 7-6.

Windy Hill Announces Tourney Team Listings

Windy Hill Country Club has announced team listings for the coming Two Day Scramble Tournament that is to be played Sunday and Monday, July 4 and 5. Eighteen holes will be played each day with the following teams teeing off at the listed times: Team No. 1—8:30—W. Douglas, E. Callaway, J. Moore, J. Hirt, M. Calloway. Team No. 2—8:40—R. Greve, D. Sunkel, B. Harmless, P. Huber, H. Moore. Team No. 3—8:50—F. Bundy, L. Corbin, R. McCormick, G. Bundy, Jim Hughes. Team No. 4—9:00—W. Wheeler, V. Eiteljorge, J. Todd, B. Thompson, H. Tharp.

Team No. 5—9:10 — C. B, Hammond, F. Peterson, M. Shonkwiler, N. Barnhart, P. McDonald. Team No. 6—9:20—B. Hoover, A. Letzler, R. Taylor, B. McClellen, M. Corbin. Team No. 7—9:30—R. Terry, H. Finkbiner, H. Harmless, F. Huber, C. Wood. Team No. 8—9:40—W. Cox, H. Sutherlin, B. Cannon, T. Slaughter, J. Stiffler. Team No. 9—9:50—H. Hammond, N. Wood, J. Kerr, K. Flynn, D. Flynn. Team No. 10—10:00—B. McCormick, D. Crawley, E. Collins, B. Hubble, V. Terry. Team No. 11—10:10—T. Mont, J. Burns, R. Boyd, Jane Hughes, B. Huffman.

Cornell Wins

HENLEY-ON-THAMES. Eng-

The average housewife saya she y/ould like to have a twostory traditional home with a double integral garage, a separ-

land UPI — Cornell recorded a ate dining room, three or more two-third length victory today bedrooms and plaster walls, over the Derby Rowing Club in preferably with a smooth finish. a Thames Challenge Cup quar-1 ter-final match at the Henley

Royal Regatta.

Precede Wimbledon WIMBLEDON UPI — Roy Emerson, the world’s best amateur tennis player, sw'ept to a 6-2, 6-4, 6-4 victory over his close friend and fellow Australian, Fred Stolle, today to retain his Wimbledon singles title.

Red Cross Offers Safety Tips for Boaters on 4th

ALEXANDRIA, Va„ July 1— Eight friendly tips for being alive next Tuesday, after a holiday weekend on the water, w^ere

★ LEAGUE STANDINGS *

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he staged a determined — and singled and came around on a ta && ed for three runs and six j successful—holdout before sign- sacrifice, an Infield out and bits,

jing his 1965 contract. And now f he’s making himself public enf emy No. 1 to NL pitchers.

Johnny Callison’s single. The Chicago Cubs beat the

first-place Los Angeles Dodgers ;

The square-shouldered Phila- 6-3, the St. Louis Cardinals raldelphia third baseman was the lied for a 7-6 decision over the ; NL Rookie of the Year In 1964 Pittsbuigh Pirates and the New I when he batted .318 with 29 York Mets defeated the Cincin- ! homers and 91 runs batted in. nati Reds 5-1, in other NL ac-

\ ’’Beware of the sophomore jinx,” ( tion. • said the critics but Allen fears

. nothing as long as he has a bat ‘in his hands. k . The 23 - year • old product of • Wampum, Pa., Is making the time-honored soph jinx sound |]ike an old wives’ tale this sea5son with a .335 batting average that gives him a three-point ?lead over Willie Mays of the

‘San Francisco Giants and Hank lories. Lindy McDaniel shut out jAaron and Joe Torre of the Mil- the Dodgers for 2% innings of

'waukee Braves. Fifth Straight Win

^ Allen took over the ^Thursday night when the Phil’lies beat the Braves 2-1 for their fifth straight victory. Allen went

DeVoe Meets Fitzgibbon in Quarter-Finals CINCINNATI UPI — Chuck DeVoe, eight times Indianapolis city champion but who didn’t figure to get this far, met topseeded Herb Fitzgibbon, Garden City, N.Y., today in the quarterfinals of the Tri-State tennis

tourney.

DeVoe, 35, reached the round of 8 with a 6-1, 6-4 upset over

relief to win his third game al-1 ®°b Siska of San Francisco

In the American League, Cleveland beat Washington 7-2, Baltimore shaded New York 4-3 and Detroit topped Boston 2-1.

Knocks In Four

Glenn Beckert drove in four runs with two homers and Ernie Banks also had two hits for the Cubs, who dealt Johnny Podres his fifth loss against five vic-

though Ted Abernathy finished

lead the game.

The Cardinals beat the Pirates for the 14th straight time at Pittsburgh's Forbes Field by

l-for-3 to remain at .335 while scoring four runs in the eighth

Aaron had an 0-for-4 night and inning and three in the ninth. | and everything else, fell five points from .337. Singles by Phil Gagliano, Curt after sidelining Siska. Ray Culp, one of the Phillies' Flood and Ken Boyer and Mike j Both DeVoe and Fitzgibbon, off - again - on - again pitchers. Shannon's double produced the who only this week returned came through with a three-hit-1 three ninth-inning runs and lift- from the All-England championter for his fifth win against four ed relief pitcher Hal Woodeshick ships at Wimbledon, played their losses while Ken Johnson suf- to his fifth victory. Manny Mota college tennis at Princeton.

Thursday. He has yet to drop a set since the week-long tourney

got under way.

But he figured he would be ousted “long before now.” “I ran out of clothes, money

he said

Boston

Washington Kansas City

29 43 .403 15 V 3 30 46 .395 16% 22 45 .328 20

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE By United Pren International

(x-Night Games Not

Included)

Eastern

Division

Pot. G.B.

W. L.

Pet. G.B.

Los Angeles

.590

Denver

46 29

.613

Cincinnati

.566 2

Oklahoma City

47 30

.610

San Francisco

.548 3i 2

Indianapolis

36 39

.480 10

x-Milwaukee

.529 5

Arkansas

34 42

447 121^

x-Philade'phia

.528 5

San Diego

32 46

.410 15i/a

x-Pittsburgh

.527 5

Salt Lake City

29 48

.377 18

Chicago

.467 91,2

Western

Division

x-St. Louis

.453 10 V 2

W T . L.

Pet. G.B.

Houston

.447 11

Seattle

43 31

.581

New York

.351 181/2

Portland

43 34

.558 lib

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Tacoma

41 34

.547 2lb

Pet. G.B.

Vancouver

40 36

.526 4

Cleveland

.620

Hawaii

37 41

.474 8

Minnesota

.606 1

Spokane

28 46

.378 15

Chicago

.592 2

Baltimore

.568 3V 3

Detroit

.563 4

Some foods

have

been de-

New York

.480 10

creasing in cost the

last five

Los Angeles

.446 12V 2

years and among them are beef,

pork, ice cream, frying chicken, eggs, margarine and vegetable

shortening.

Cub Pack 43 Holds Olympic Meet Wed.

Cub Pack 43 held its annual Cub Olympics Wednesday evening at Blackstock Stadium with some 35 Cubs participating.

5th

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Results of the events were as follows: 50 yd. dash: 8 year olds—1st. Tim Scholl; 2nd, Steve Sullivant; 9 yr. old — 1st, Terry Maurer; 2nd, Mark McGrannahan; 3rd, Jon Orlosky; 10 yr. olds — 1st, Jamie Martindale; 2nd, Tom Eccles; 3rd, David Carkeek. High Jump: 8 yr. olds — 1st, Jimmy Barrett; 9 and 10 yr. olds — 1st, Chipper Johnson; 2nd (3-way tie), Scott, Orlosky, Jamie Martindale and David Smaltz. Broad Jump: 8 yr. olds — 1st, Jimmie Barrett; 2nd, Steve Sullivant; 9 and 10 yr. olds — 1st, Scott Orlosky; 2nd. Jamie Martindale; 3rd, Jon Orlosky. Softball Throw: 8 yr. olds — 1st, Steve Sullivant; 2nd, Jimmy ' Barrett; 3rd, Tim Scholl; 9 and j 10 yr. olds — 1st, Steve Litchford; 2nd, Terry Maurer; 3rd, David Smaltz. Sack Race: 1st, Phil Archer; | 2nd, Tim Scholl; 3rd, Terry Ris-

ing.

Broomstick Throw: 1st, Mark McGranahan; 2nd, Brian Buechler; 3rd, Jeff Fontaine. Preceding the meet, the following awards and advancements were presented to Pack members: David Smaltz and Chipper Johnson, Webelos badge; Tim Scholl, Wolf badge, 1 gold Arrow Point, 1 silver Arrow Point; Steve Litchford, Lion badge; and Mark McGranahan, 1 gold Arrow Point.

British Open Gets Underway SOUTHPORT, England UPI — Eleven American hopefuls teed off today in the first qualifying round of the classic British Open championship that will be held next week. In the two qualifying rounds being staged today and Saturday, only the 78 low scorers will be selected to join the 52 exempted golfers to enter the first round of the tournament proper starting July 7 over the 7,037yard, par 73 Royal Birkdale cours*.

TOWEL TIP NEW YORK (UPI) — To keep children from losing towels when they go swimming, use an indelible laundry marker to print each child's name on his individual towel. Print them an inch big. or even a foot big, so they can’t get lost in a huddle of other towels.

offered to the nation’s approximately eight million small boat owners by the American Red Cross today, on the eve of National Safe Boating Week, beginning Sunday. Howard E. Camp, Jr„ Safety Services director of the 16-state Red Cross Eastern Area, offered these Fourth of July safety suggestions to operators of all small boats and canoes and their passengers: 1. Be sure that weak or nonswimmers wear life jackets. (Most Re3 Cross chapters give swimming instruction, and it’s free.) 2. W T hether your boat Is powered by sail, outboard or inboard motor, equip it with such safety equipment as a life jacket for every passenger, anchor, oars, boat hook, extra line, fire extinguisher, tool kit, and first aid kit. Running lights are a "must” for operation at night. 3. Don’t overload. Keep passengers down to a safe number. 4. Don’t overpower the boat. Your dealer can tell you the safe size of motor for it. 5. Check U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts before taking boat on open water. If you're going far, take a transistor radio along to keep you posted on the weather. 6. Don’t smoke while refueling. 7. If you’re caught in a severe storm, it would be advisable for everyone to wear life jackets. 8. Stay with your boat if it capsizes — it will usually float even though filled with water. Exceptions are if the boat is in heavy surf or dangerously near a waterfall or dam, or if the water is very cold. Then wear life jackets before attempting to swim.

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