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

Jim Clark Wins Chamoionshio NUERBURGING, Germany UPI — For the first time in history, a man has won the Indianapolis “500” and then gone on to win the World Driving Championship. Jim Clark of Duns, Scotland, clinched the world crown Sunday with his win of the German | Grand Prix as he drove the 15 laps over the grueling 14-mile ! Nuerburging at an average speed of 99.79 miles an hour. It was a new record.

£ The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Monday, August 2, 1965 Nazareth, Penn., then moved | erford’s rear-engine Watsonpast Foster and up behind Ruth- Ford.

Greencastle Swimmers Edge Out Danville In Clos e Competition

DIES SUNDAY

Rutherford Wins

USAC Race

ATLANTA, Ga. UPI — It took a Texan to beat one Sun-1 day as Johnny Rutherford of Fort Worth captured the championship USAC race at the Atlanta International Raceway. A. J. Foyt of Houston, Tex., grabbed an early lead and held it until he pitted for fuel on the 87th lap. He then reentered the race in third place behind Rutherford and Bill Foster of Vancouver, B. C. Foyt got past Foster on the 105th lap, but on the 108th, a right rear suspension member broke and he spun

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Friday evening at the Robe ens (G), 4th Mark Huckelberry Boys .Ann Park Swimming Pool the (G); wt 16.3. J 1st Tim Lear (G), 2nd Mark ■Greencastle swimmers edged 14 years and under—Girls Haeklenaur (D), 3rd Mike -out the Danville swimming 1st Susie Grimes (G), 2nd Wray (D), 4th Greg Mitchell *team with a final score of 219- Margo Long (Gl, 3rd Alice Cox’ (D); wt 25.4.

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“8 years and under—Girls 1st Belinda Mayer <D>

14 years and under—Girls 1st Susie Grimes (G), 2nd Patty Leondis (D), 3rd Vickie Laramore (G), 4th Margo Loring (G); wt 52.4.

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died Sunday morning at a La- in ^° infield. Porte golf course after he ap- Rutherford then made a quick parently had some trouble stop, giving the lead to Fosbreathing. t er - but regained it only five

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Boys

1st Ken Alexander (D), 2nd Gay Rector (G), 3rd Darrell

Pierce (G); wt 50.8.

16 years and under—Girls 1st Linda Reeves (G), 2nd Ellen McGriffin (Dt,; wt 57.

(Dl, 4th Micky Lairamore (G); 12 years and under—Girls wt 36.4. 1st Patty Dollins (Dl, 2nd Boys Carolyn Walton (Gl, 3rd Mari1st Pat Blose (Gl. 2nd Ricky ivn Ray (Dl, 4th Mary Leondis

j 1st tseunaa jnayer iui and Clayton (Dl, 3rd Kenny Alex- (Dl; Wt 23.6.

^Jennifer Johnson (Gl, 2nd Sns- ander (D), 4th Gary Rector (Gl; Boys

fie Breaks (Dl, 3rd Cindy Poor wt 33.1. 1st Rickie Penson (Dl, 2nd -(Gl; wt 20.0 seconds. 16 years and under—Girls Terry Terry Slavens (Gl, 3rd Boys 1st Linda Reeves (Gl, 2nd Bill Lear (Gl, 4th Kent Martin Boys

i 1st Craig Leech (Dl. 2nd Alex Bobby Jean Mayer (Dl, 3rd (Dl; wt 20.5. 1st Jeff Mont (G), 2nd Jay

(Dl, 3rd Kim Jones Alice Cox (Dl; wt 33.9. 14 years and under—Girls Hodge (Dl, 3rd Randy Mack Boys 1st Susie Grimes (Gl, 2nd (G), 4th Doug Ling (G); wt 43.

1st Robin Alexander (Gl, 2nd Nancy Mark (Dl, 3rd Beckey

Jeff Mont (G), 3rd Kevin See Mayer (D); wt 42.8. Butterfly Event

(Gl. 4th Ronnie Jensen (DRlBoys

wt 28.3. j 1st Pat Blose (Gl, 2nd Ken

Back Stroke Even

8 years and under—Girls

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Alexander (Dl. 3rd Rickie Clay- linda Ma - ver - 3rd Teresa ton (Dl. 4th David Evans (G); Brooks (D) * 4th Janet Smaltz

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J(G); wt 25.4 seconds.

10 years and under—Girls ? 1st Kathy Dayton (Dl, 2nd Tinker Lairamore (Gl, 3rd Ann Walton (Gl. 4th Darlene Laira-

imore (G); wt 19.0.

.Boys

: 1st Bill Mayer (Dl, 2nd Tim Lear (Gl, 3rd Steve Bidden (Dl;

wt 16.6.

12 years and under-^Girls 1st Billy Jean Mayer (Dl,

2nd Patty Darlene (Dl, 3rd Car- Leondis iD»; wt 33.0. aline Walton (Gl. 4th Claudia 10 years and under—Girls

Eichner (Dl; wt 15.8. 1st Darlene Lairamore (Gl, (G), 4th Rodney Robinson (D);

Boys 2nd Kathy Clayton (Dl, 3rd wt 32.4.

12 years and under—Girls 1st Ann Walton (G), 2nd Be-

1st Jennifer Johnson

2nd Cindy Poor (Gl, 3rd Suzy is years and under—Girls Boys Brooks (Gl; wt 35.6. 1st Linda Reeves (Gl 2nd 1st Bill Meyers (Dl, 2nd Dick Boys Marilyn Wray (Dl, wt 45.6. Hardwick (G), 3rd Mark Huck1st Kim Jones (Gl, 2nd Alex Boys leberry (Gl, 4th Terry Slavens

1st Jeff Mont (Gl, 2nd Kevin ( q). w t 18.6.

See (Gl. 3rd Robin Alexander 13 yearR and over—Girls

1st Susie Grimes (Gl, 2nd Linda Reeves (Gl, 3rd Alice

1st Bob Mayer CDl. 2nd Dick Teresa Brooks (Dl, Hardwick (G), 3rd Terry Slav- Myers (Dl; wt 25.8.

Cox (Dl, 4th Vickie Laramore

(Gl; wt 14.8.

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10 years and under—Girls 1st Ann Walton (Gl, 2nd El-

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