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8 The Daily Banner, Greencattle, Indiana Thursday, July 22, 1965

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LEAGUE STANDINGS +

NATIONAL LEAGVE

(xN'ight Game Not Included)

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Eastern Division

W L

Pet. G.B. |

xLos Angeles 57 38

.600

Cincinnati

52 41

.599 4

xMilwauke

49 40

.551 5

Sn. FraJicisco 49 40

.551 8

Philadelphia

47 44

.516 8

St. Louis

46 47

.495 10

Pittsburgh

47 48

.495 10

Chicago

43 51

.457 13*2

Houston

41 49

.456 13^

New York

30 63

.323 26

AMERICAN LEAGUE

(xXight Game Not

Included)

W L

Pet. G.B.

xMinnesato

54 34

.622

xCleveland

52 37

.584 3 ! 2

xBaltimore

52 37

.584 3 1 *

xChicago

51 37

.580 4

xDetroit

48 39

.552 6^

xNew York

45 48

.484 124

xLos Angeles

43 49

.467 14

xWashington

38 54

.413 19

xBoston

33 55

.375 22

xKansas City 28 56

.333 25

Pet.

Oklahomo C.

.622

Denver

.582

San Diego

.469

Indianapolis

.456

Arkansas ....

.417

Salt Lake C.

.409

Western Division

Pet.

Portland

.556

Seattle ....

.543

Vancouver

.536

Tacoma

.532

Hawaii

.510

Spokane

.357

G.B. 4 15 16 19 21

2 2% 4 19

Graham Having Defense Troubles CHICAGO UPI—Coach Otto Graham of the College All-Stars was on the defensive today. He had to be. The cream of last year’s crop of college football players ran through their first scrimmage | Wednesday in preparation for the first contest with the Cleveland Browns on Aug. 6. The of-! fensive ran roughshod over the defense, scoring four touchdowns. “It is obvious that the offense has progressed more rapidly 1 than the defense to this point,” Graham said. “But the toughest thing to teach these men Is the pro style defense.”

Distance Cut In USAC Race

Poshong Wins Amateur Round Of Monticello Open Golf Tourney

Wednesday’s Results

San Diego 5. Indianapolis 1 Oklahoma City 2. Salt Lake 1

Tacoma 3. Portland 1 Arkansas 7. Denver 0 Hawaii 4, Vancouver 0

Seattle at Spokane, postponed LANGHORNE, Pa. UPI— A rain. United States Auto Club cham-

j pionship race scheduled Aug. 9 at the Langhorne Speedway has been cut from 200 miles to 125

miles.

Henry Banks, USAC director of competition, said Wednesday the decision was “reached in the , best interests of safety and bet-

j ter racing.”

Banks said it was decided that the “unique design of the Langhorne track, in combinaI tion with speeds already reached there as well as the higher

Padres Defeat

MONTICELLO, Ind. UPI— Howard Pashong, Logansport, turned in his best round of the tourney with a 5-under-par 6*

Wednesday to win the amateur IftniQffC 3“] division of the Monticello Open I golf championship. 1 INDANAPOLIS UPI

Pashong finished three strok- Egan’s 5-hitter held the Indian- s P ee ds in prospect, makes it ad-

visable to increase the distance”

GREENCASTLE LITTLE LEAGUE ALL-STARS Posing for the camera are the Little League All-Stars moments before they left for a visit to Terre Haute where they encountered the West Vign squad. Members of the team shown above are (back row, left to right) Ernie Cook—manager, David Newgent, Kevin Starr, Buddy Gorham. £?cott Loring, Kenny Hurst, John Zeller, Fril^ Aubrey, Barry Klipsch, and Dick Saunders coach. (Second row r , left to right) Danny Benassi, Gary Howard, Randy Torr, Joe Blacketer, Dale Sims, Mike Gray, Steve Gofer, and Lyle Shillings. Photo by Frank Puckett. Jr.

Dick

es ahead of Butler University star Lee EVans who also played his 18-hole round Wednesday at the Tippecanoe Country’ Club. The best previous round of the tourney was a 68 by Mike

apolis Indians to five hits Wed-

nesday night as San Diego scor- of races at the track in short- .

ed a 5-1 Pacific Coast League er J um P s -

triumph to draw’ even in two Th 6 first race of the season games of their 7-game series. on the newdy redesigned and Egan lost his shutout in the paved track was 100 miles. Jim

Haywood of Madison In Mon- sixth inning on a wild pitch and McElreath W’on the first 100day’s first round of the 36-hole Dick Kenworthy’s sacrifice fly, I rcPl* car race ^ ere l ast I

pro division. Arnold Koehler of scoring Tom Agee, w r ho had month.

Connersville won the pro divis- walked. j ion Tuesday. 1 The Padres scored once in the The 403 amateurs in the field second inning and thre times in each played 18 holes with part the third on three doubles and of the field playing each of the added another run in the eighth. three days.

Only four of the amateurs

Greencastle Little Leaguers Victims of West Vigo All-Stars

Planes Destroy Viet Red Bridge

The Greencastle Little League Tournament team fell victim to the long and short ball in losing to the All Stars of the W’est Vigo Evening Optimist League 12-3. The West

Vigo All Stars succesfully made five safe bunts and two long home runs pay off for their victory. Greencastle kept scrapping back coming within one run in

the second inning. However the ! sixth inning for West Vigo, roof fell in in the fourth inning The Greencastle youngsters when Reyher, the winning gave a good account of thempitcher, hit the first home run selves trying throughout the with a man on. Yeager, the game wnth Randy Torr being shortstop, did the same in the the leading hitter w’ith two hits

Greencastle AB Dale Sims, cf 4 Randy Torr, 2b, If 4 Buddy Gorham, lb 3 Fritz Aubrey, 3b 2 Scott Loring, ss 2 Kevin Starr, ph, c 1

were able to better par 72 during the three days with all of the sub-par rounds coming Wednesday. Others who broke par.

both at 71, w’ere

and Bob Blake of Anderson.

Indiana Entrants Out

SAIGON UPI — U. S. Air Force jets stabbed deeper into North Viet Nam than ever be-

Inmates Fight At Reformatory

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GREENCASTLE CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE

1965 SCHEDULE OF GAMES

DAY DATE

TIME

TEAMS

PLAYING*

Mon. 19

8:15 p.m.

Cloverdale

vs.

Old Topper

Wed. 21

8:15 p.m.

Danville

vs.

Torr’s R.

Thur. 22

8:15 p.m.

Old Topper

vs.

Buis Feeds

Mon. 26

8:15 p.m.

Buis Feeds

vs.

Cloverdale

Wed. 28

8:15 p.m.

Danville

vs.

Old Topper

•Teams in the right side column will be the home team.

All postponed games will be played as a double header on the following scheduled night, weather permitting. If possible the games are to be played within one week of the postponed date. The postponed game will be the first of the double header and starting time will be 7:00 p.m. If the first game is not completed by 8:15 p.m., the second game will start 15

minutes after the completion of the first game.

Awards will be given to the League Champion. Play-off Champion. Sportsmanship including Most Valuable Player (to be voted by the team managers), and the Highest Batting

Average.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. UPI

Mellon The last Indiana entries fell by; fore toda y destroying a bridge

the wayside Wednesday in the iess than 4 2 miles from the PENDLETON UPI — Loroy second match play round of the Communist Chinese border. In Johnson, 26, Gary, underwent Women’s Western Amateur golf South \ let Nam, a U. S. surgery at an Indianapolis hostourney. spokesman said air and ground I pital today for head injuries Sharon Miller, Battle Creek. °pe ra tkms Wednesday killed 49 suffered j n an apparent fight Mich., beat Mrs. Julie Hull Arm- Communist guerrillas. ! another inmate WednesIngton, Anderson. Ind., 4 and 3. Three F105 Thunderchief day at the Indiana Reforma-

while Mrs. Lou Gilliam, Whit- fighter - bombers flew today’s ’ tory.

tier, Calif., defeated Mrs. Paul deep mission into the Commu- Reformatory Supt. John

nist north. Pilots blasted the Buck said Johnson suffered a highway bridge 135 miles fractured skull when he apparnorthwest of Hanoi, then ently was struck on the head doubled back and bombed the with an iron bar during a fight : railroad yards at Yen Bay, 110 in the institution’s construction

miles northwest of the Com- building.

nuist capitaL j Johnson received emergency! An American spokesman treatment here and was rushed j said the raid was 1 % miles Robert Long Hospital at ^ closer to the Chinese border Indianapolis where he w’as rethan any previous attack. ported in serious condition, j Eight American planes today said another inmate bombed the North Vietnamese was held for questioning

in connection w’ith the incident, j He declined to identify him : pending completion of an inI vestigation by state police. I Johnson w r as sentenced from Lake County in May, 1961, to j 1-5 years for assault and battery with intent to gratify sex-

i ual desires.

Bake and Tote... Double Lemon Cake

and also a run scored. Dale

Sims and David Newgent each Gary Howard, rf 2 had a hit and run scored. Barry Joe Blaketer. ph. rf .... 1 Klipsch had the other Greencas- Barry Klipsch, c 2 tie hit. Scott Loring and Buddy Lyle Shillings, ph. 2b .. 0 Gorham each had an RBI with David Newgent, p 2 Greencastle’s third run scoring Steve Gofer, p 1 on a wild pitch. Danny Benassi, If 2 Reyher, who relieved Yeager Mike Gray, 2b, ss 1 in the second inning, was the 27

winning pitcher, while David Newgent took the loss for

Greencastle.

H 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 9 5

Box Score: West Vigo All Stars AB R H Greg James, ss 4 12 Pat Bradley, c 4 2 1 Jim Reyher, cf. p 4 12 Bruce Brentlinger, lb .. 4 2 1 Monte Yeager, p, ss .... 4 2 1 Rick Todd. If 3 0 1 Joe Swartz, ph. If 10 0 Dick Johnson. 3b, cf .... 4 0 0 Jim Miller. 2b 4 2 1 John Myers, rf 3 2 1 Jim Patterson, rf 10 0 36 12 10

Score by innings:

R H E

West Vigo 4 0 1 3 2 2—12 10 4 Greencastle 210 0 0 0— 3 5 3

army barracks at Dong Cao Thon 60 miles north of the 17th parallel border with South Viet Nam, destroying 20 buildings.

In the south, the spokesman

said U. S. Navy and Air Force planes flew more than 280 strikes against Communist guerrillas Wednesday. Reconnaissance pilots reported 23 Viet Cong killed, 254 buildings destroyed, 145 others damaged

and four sampans sunk.

SUMMER RECREATION -1965

Week of July 19-23

ACTRUT

TIME

PLACE

DAYS

Arts & Crafts

9:00- 4:00

Jr. Hi Basement

M-T-W-Th-F

Archery

9.00-12:00

Robe-Ann

M-T-W-Th-F

Park Recreation

1:00- 4:00

Robe-Ann

M-T-W-Th-F

Jones School Recreation

1:00- 5:00

Jones School

M-T-W-Th-F

Northeast School Recreation

1:00- 5:00

Northeast School

M-T-W-Th-F

Babe Ruth Baseball

4:30- 7:30

High School

M-T-W-Th

Slow-Pitch Softball

6:30- 9:30

Robe-Ann

Tues.

Recreational Basketball

7:30- 9:30

Hi School Bldg.

M-T

Park Recreation

7:00- 9:00

Robe-Ann

M-T-W-Th

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To Lower River In Boy Search GOSHEN UPI — Police at Goshen planned today to lower the Elkhart River in a search for Richard Slaven, 8, Elkhart. The boy has been missing since Wednesday afternoon and was last seen playing near the Northern Indiana Public Service : generating plant on the river. Police said he may have drown- . ed. The missing boy is the son of Mrs. Nova Cole, Goshen.

Are you always on the lookout for a new and unusual cake that travels or stavs at home with equal ease? If so. then this Double Lemon Cake is just for you. Dad will enjoy its lemon-y tang, the kids will think it’s terrific and you’ll like it because it’s such a simple cake to make and serve. A wonderfully moist, lemon-flavored mix gives you a head start in making this bestever cake. Bake it just one layer large in a 13 x 9-inch pan. The lemon “twin” of the cake is canned lemon pie filling that is velvetv-smooth with a just right, refreshing flavor. The pie filling goes on first, followed by a swirl of fluffy white frosting you guessed it — also from a mix. This single layer cake can be carried to church supper, picnic site or family table safely and easilv. The cake looks and tastes like one of grandmother’s old-fashioned favorites, but takes just half the time to hake, thanks to modern convenience foods. Double Lemon Lake 1 package lemon creme moist cake mix 1 No. 2 can (2 cupsl lemon pie filling 1 package fluffy white frosting mix Bake: 350° oven Yield: 13x9-inch cake Prepare cake mix as directed on package and hake in generously greased and lightly-floured 13x9—2-inch pan at 350 for 30 to 35 minutes. Cool. Spread pie filling over top of cooled cake. Prepare frosting mix as directed on package. Gently spread over lemon filling; swirl into soft peaks. Return to 450° oven for about 5 minutes, watching carefully, until frosting is lightly browned. Cake is best if chilled before serving.

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