The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1965 — Page 4

Mark Shaw Wins Indiana Young Men's Golf Tourney

BLOOMINGTON, IND. UPI— Mark Shaw, who said he almost passed up the Indiana Young Men’s golf tourney when his brother returned home for a visit after a two-year absence, today wore the crown. Shaw took the 72-hole tourney Friday with consistene shooting which gained him five strokes on qualifying leader Dave Scumaker of Fort Wayne and four strokes on Steve Mayhew of Carmel. Schumaker and Mayhew finished in a tie for second with 299's, while Shaw shot a pair of 75s for a 297 total. Defending champion Wally Armstrong finished fifth with a 303 total. Dave Truman of Plymouth was fourth with a 302 on final rounds of 79 and 72, while Mike Lampsa at 304 with Jim Baske of Bloomington. Lampsa delivered the only par-71 round of the tourney Friday morning. Mell McFall of Bloomington. Mike Gery of West Lafayette

; and Scott Greene of Bloomington. tied for eighth at 306. Shaw’s brother, Jack, a graduate of Purdue where his brother is a junior, returned to his home from the west coast this week and Shaw said he considered skipping the tourney for a reunion. The Young Men’s was Shaw’s first tourney of the summer He was prevented from entering earlier matches by a wrist injury he sustained in an auto accident shortly before the start of the Indiana Amateur tourney. He admitted he was one of the “most suprised persons” at the Indiana golf course Friday when he took the crown. Shaw said he was on the Purdue golf team, but didn’t get to shoot “because the other guys were too good.” Purdue golfers dominated the standings throughout the threeday meet, finally finishing in four of the first five spots.

Clauss Sets Point National League

Macon, Ga., Entrant Leads Pro Putters

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The 525.000 Professional Putters Association national championship tourney entered its second 72hole round today, with Herman Strickland, 46, Macon, Ga., holding a two stroke lead. Strickland took the tourney lead Friday afternoon, firing 34 holes-in-one in the 72-hole round for a 112 total. He held a twostroke lead over Gleen Garvin, 23, Pensacola. Fla., and Ralph Sapp. 26. Augusta, Ga., the winner of the PPA. None of the five former champions competing in the field was within putting dis-

tance of Strickland after the first day's shooting, through two Hoosiers managed to make the top 10. Lanny Hale posted a 117 for fifth place and Warren Gray was seventh with a 119 for the first round. The winner will receive 54.000 in prize money, with the tourney being played over the Indianapolis course featuring 18 par 2, 32-foot-holes. After today's 72 holes the field will be cut to the low 120 1 and ties to enter the final 72 holes of competition Sunday.

Total Record LAFAYETTE, Ind. UPI — George Clauss, Saginaw, Mich., Friday set a point total record in winning the professional men’s division of the National Archery Association tourney at Purdue, while Australian Hans Wright led all the way to take men’s amateur honors. Clauss scored 3,745 points to win the title, while Bill Bednar of Suffield, Ohio, was second, 53 points off the pace. George Flinzer of Dallas, Pa., finished well over 100 points behind Wright’s 3,684 total, with A1 Muller of Minneapolis, third and Ed Sroka of Sellerville,

Pa., fourth.

A new woman’s amateur j champion were crowned Friday when Nancy Pfiefer of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., came up ^ with 3,746 points to defeat defending champion Victoria Cook i of Minneapolis by 141 points. Young Cathi Towner o f j Greene, N. Y., won the intermediate girls title with 3,397 points, Ann Marson of Great j Neck, N. Y. finished second. Jerry Koeke of Cincinnati took the Intermediate boys’ competi-1 tion with 3.461 points. Jim La- ' zasseur of Melrose, Minn., was second and James Stametd of Bethlehem, Pa., third.

Baseball Action In the National League, Cincinnati toppled pace- setting Los ! Angeles 5-4 in 11 innings, Milwaukee overcame Houston 8-4, San Francis edged St. Louis 3-2, Philadelphia blanked Pittsburgh 4-0 and Chicago tripped

New York 4-3.

Lopez allowed the Senators only five hits and no earned

runs to increase his record at Los Angeles’ Chave Ravine to nine wins and only two loses j and 1.71 earned run average in his home park. His 11 victories give him more triumphs than any other rookie hurler and matches the Angeles’ club record for wins in one season by a

lefthander.

Lopez has already equalled Chance’s mark of six complete games in his rookie year and stands a good chance to surpass Dean’s team mark of 14 victories in his first year. Cardenal, who scored a run ! and contributed a hit to the Angele’s victory, is second in the league in stolen bases with 34 and owns a .267 batting aver-

age.

Jim Fregosi drove in two runs, collected a pair of singles and scored a run and Merritt i

| Ranew matched his effort to , | lead the Angele’s attack against' i loser Phil Ortega 11-11 and

1 three relivers.

The Twins exploded for six run.- m the sixth inning to break a 2-2 tie. The big blow was a two-run homer by Bob Allison which snapped the deadlock.

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BOSTON UPI — Boston Cel-, tics Coach Arnold (Red) Auerbach was on a “long honeymoon” today with a new five year contract tucked in his pocket. Aubach formally signed a five-year pact Friday as executive vice president and general manager of the Celtics and announced that he would coach the world champion club for at least another year. Marvin Kratter, chairman of the board of Ruppert-Knicker-bocker Brewing Co. which recently purchased the Celtics, said Auerbach would “run the show on a practically autonomous basis.” “We are formalizing our agreement with Red. I pledge to you a long and happy honeymoon with Boston and the Celtics. The team will remain right here,” Kratter said in renewing the new owners’ pledge to keep the Celtics in Boston.

Winners Listed For Summer Recreation Hazel Hanna, director of the Jones School Recreation program for the summer, has announced winners of the various events of the recreation program that recently ended. Tournament winners in the Ping Pong and Croquet were: Ping Pong singles, Richard Morlan, doubles, Alvin Stinnett and Paul Wilson; Junior Division Croquet, Howard O'Hair, Senior Division, Alvin Stinnett.

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If You Can’t Stop Ruff Make Dummy Ruff Early By ALFRED SHEEVWOLD

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Special School Fund

A. General Administration

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Coordinate Activities

19.550 19 800 05 900

Operation of School Plant”.’. Maintenance 28 300

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Total Special Fund

36.327

9.900 3.000

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from ruffing a losing card in the dummy, concentrate on making him take the ruff at the wrong time. North dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A K 10 8

O A K 7 6 5 A K 4 3 WEST EAST A 752 A 63 £>6 5 4 V A K Q 102 OJ82 OQ93 A 8 762 A AJ 10 SOITH A AQJ94 V J87 O 104 A Q 9 5 North Fast .South West 10 1 ^ 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 4 A All Pass Opening lead — 6 West opens the six of hearts, and East wins with the queen. If East returns a trump, declarer can win and return a heart. If East then returns another trump, South wins and can ruff his last heart in dummy.

Set Up Partner’s Hand When Your Own Is Poor By ALFRED SHEINWOLD When you can't set up your own hand give some thought to setting up your partner’s. When his chance goes, he must return the compliment.

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Bond Fond

* 8.721

Lease Rental Fund

Lease Rental Fund * 11.342.96 Total Lease Rental Fund $ 11,342 96 ESTIMATE OF FENDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR

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Special

Tuition

Bond

Rental

Lease

Fund

Total Budget Estimate for ensuing year. Jan. 1 to Dec. 31. 1966. inclusive.

248.627

444.334

8,721

11.342 96

Necessary Expenditures, Jul 1 to Dec. 31, present year, to be made from appropriations unexpended

135.323

178.377

Additional appropriations necessary to be made Jul. 1 to Dec. 31 of present year.

6.000

Total Estimated Expenditures (Add lines 1. 2, 3 and 4).

3&9.950

622 711

8.721

11,342 96

The normal defense against a notrump contract is to set up ! your long suit. In this case I

East sees that he cannot win West . g only long suit is so the race to stop the ruff. In- worthless that he should not

seriously consider setting it up. Instead, West leads the queen < of spades in the hope of finding his partner’s long suit.

stead, he must make declarer S ruff the heart in dummy at a i time that pleases the defenders, j Curiously enough, this time is

early rather than late.

See what happens if East re- ! turns a trump after taking one or two heart tricks. South wins, cashes the top diamonds and ruffs a diamond. He then draws

As it happens, this opening lead delights East, and he shows his delight by signalling with the ten of spades. If South made the mistake of winning

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Actual Balance. June 30th of

Present year.

86.666

78.454

11,957.37 11.342 96

Taxes to be collected, present year (December Settlement).

64.056

52.861

a Special Taxes

32.707

696

b. All Other Revenue

107,566

368.869

Total Funds 'Add lines 6. 7. 8a, and 8b).

291,025

500.880

11,957.37 11.342 96

Net Amount Required To Be Raised For Expenses To Dec. 31st Of Ensuing Year (Deduct line 9 from line 5).

98.925

121 831

Operating balance fNot in excess of expenses from Jan. 1 to June 30. less miscellaneous revenue for the same period).

38,700

67.659

Amount To Be Raised By Tax Levy (Add lines 10 and 11).

137.625

189 490

Net Taxable Property

PROPOSED LEVIES

13,731,160 Number

116.587

of Taxable

Levy on Property

1.00 1 38

.85

3.23

Polls Amount to Be Raised

137.625 189.490 116.715 443.830

Funds

Special Tuition Cumulative Bide. Fund

Total

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED (Tabulate Below Amount To Be Collerted In Current Tear And Amounts Collected In Each Of The Previous Three Yesrs).

To be

Collected

1966

137,625 1&9.490 116.587

be to

FUNDS

Collected

1965

143.754 118.208 118.632

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Special Tuition

Cumulative Bldg. Fund

Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to levies have been determined and presented

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heart and a club on dummy’s spade trick. West continues good diamonds. He gives up one j with the jack of spades. East club trick, losing only two overtakes with the king of hearts and one club. spades, and South must once East should defeat the game more refuse the trick, i contract by taking two hearts TIME TO SWITCH and then leading a third high It is now time for East to | heart to make dummy ruff im- reconsider. He can set up the mediately. South can take the spades by leading the suit once I top diamonds and ruff a dia- more, but East has no chance mond, but cannot draw three to regain the lead to cash his rounds of trumps ending in the long spades. It is a waste of dummy since dummy has been time for East to lead a spade, reduced to only two trumps. but he can strike a telling blow South draws trumps, ending for his side by switching to in his own hand and leads the the ten of clubs, queen of clubs to try to force | Now South must lose at least an entry to dummy. East re- two clubs, two spades and the fuses this club trick, and South king of diamonds. If the defendeventually leads another club ers had ever made a passive to give East two club tricks. lead. South could have made Left to his own devices, South game by setting up and running will not ruff his third heart in dummy’s diamonds. The accurdummy. The defense must thrust ate and active defense developed the ruff on him to remove a five tricks before South could trump entry from the dummy get nine, before declarer can make prop- DAILY QUESTION er use of it. Partner opens with 1 NT (16 DAILY QUESTION to 18 points), and the next playAs dealer, you hold: spades er passes. You hold: spades Q J 6 3 hearts A K Q 10 2 diamonds 6 hearts 8 5 3 2 diamonds K Q 9 3 clubs A J 10. What do you 5 4 clubs K Q 5. What do you say ? say ? ANSWER: Bid one heart. It ANSWER: Bid 3 NT. It doeswould be unsound to open with n’t pay to bid two clubs be1 NT even though you have 16 cause even if your partner has points in high cards and bal- a four-card heart suit the hand anced distribution. There is may still play better at no- j nothing wrong with bidding no- trump. Prefer notrump when trump when you have a weak you have 4-3-S-3 distribution | 5-card major suit but it is with strength in all of the short I wrong to do so when you have ( suits.

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