The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1965 — Page 6

Page 6 The Daily Banner, Greencastlt, Indiana Monday, September 13, 1965

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The search for a pair of defensive ends has boiled down to Indianapolis junior Dan Hasbrook (Cathedral) and four other candidates on DePauw University’s football squad. ; Senior Doug Joyce of Marion, junior Dick Meredith, Crossett, Ark., and sophomores Andy Hess, Dayton. O., and Roger

| Galvin, LaGrange, 111., are the ' other hopefuls for the critical spot. If Mont gets these key posi- ; lions buttoned down in his pre- | opener rehearsals and a trio of frontliners mend their bruises, matters should be in fair shape ; for the Sept. 18 debut with ' Ama.

t Worst blow on the injury list was the loss mid-week of 236pound tackle Ralph Larsen of j Skokie. 111. Larsen has been out ! since Tuesday with a bad knee and possibly faces a splint or a cast this weekend. The two-year letterman last | year was Mont's number one 1 center but had been performing

Jets Star Yet to Debut

By Jeff Meyers • When your opening act falls flat, your star watches from the j^ings and a former member of your troupe gets rave reviews, y ell, that's show business. * Sonny Werblin. a veteran thow business magnate and owner of the New York Jets, faw his team literally fumble away a 27-21 decision to the flouston Oilers Sunday in the American Football League opener for both teams. » “Louis B. Mayer built the jnighty M-G-M film studio on

the star system; Werblin once remarked; “It’s a lesson that has stuck with me.” Werblin learned his lesson well. The Jets drafted Joe Namath, who has that star quality "when he walks into a room” and also has $400,000 Werblin reportedly paid to get him. Whether or not he has star quality when he walks onto a football field has not as yet been determined. Namath stood on the sidelines at Houston and watched bargain-basement a TV set

bonus quarterback Mike Taliaferro direct the Jets for the entire game. On the same day, a New York cast-off, Dick Wood, the quarterback who suddenly became expendable when Werblin drafter Namath and John Huarte, came off the bench to lead the Oakland Raiders to a decisive 37-10 victory over Kansas City at Oakland. In AFL season-openers Saturday night, the Buffalo Bills whipped the Boston Patriots and the San Diego Chargers nipped the Denver Broncos 3431.

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Why mow a lawn when you can just hose off a deck? This handsome model is built of wide, w eathered planks of Douglas fir that require virtually no upkeep, won’t retain heat or reflect sun glare. Prow shape adds to space. Evergreens along edge lend garden atmosphere.

Front Courtyard Insures Privacy

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The un-private house can regain its seclusion with a court treatment that encloses the front yard. This courtyard fence is friendly but firm, with western red cedar boards set vertically to imitate house siding. Front door offset from gate prevents direct sight line to entrance.

well in his new environment as one of the Tigers’ two ace defensive tackles. Early-starting classes drove the Tigers off a two-a-day practice schedule Wednesday. It wall stay that way for the duration of the season. Mont says the ’65 squad, particularly the linemen, has undergone a harder conditioning schedule this year than any he’s ever had at DePauw. “If they shape up and we don’t go too fast, we’re going to come along this fall. We’re trying to bring the team along slow, be fundamentally sound, and work out a limited offense.” With 54% of his squad sophomores, Mont knows whereof he speaks. Mont still seems fairly well satisfied with his two passminded sophomore quarterbacks, Eric Lortz and Dan Breckenridge. What they’ll do under battle conditions plus the fact they’ll have a lot of backfield sophomore company remains to be seen though. Sophomores who are elbowing their way into contention for backfield posts include Bill Lehman, West Lafayette; John Butler, Indianapolis; Percy Hargrove, Gary; and Tim Feemster, Lake Forest, 111. This week, providing the weekend’s dress rehearsal scrimmage doesn't turn up too many new problems, Mont will work on the Tigers’ kicking game and polish up the offense. Starting tackle Bill Fox, temporarily out with a sprained ankle, may help out the punting game unexpectedly. Fox has been handed the centering chores. His ability to zoom the ball deep to the kicker has compensated for slowly executed punts. The arrival Monday of guard Joel Fischer of Clinton from Marine camp has shoved the Tiger strength to 50 men, 27 of them sophomores.

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Santana Not Interested in Pro Ranks Yet

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. UPI— The general feeling around the courts today was that it would take at least $100,000 to lure Madrid’s Manuel Santana, the new U. S. singles tennis champion, into the professional ranks The unruffled, 27-year-old Santana played it as smooth on the question of his turning pro as he did while slashing through a steady rain Sunday to bring Spain the title for the first time by beating South African Cliff Drysdale 6-2, 7-9, 7-5, 6-1. “At the moment,” said Santa, stressing those first three words, “I am not interested in turning pro. “However, I'm sure they will talk to me after the Davis Cup matches in November and when they do I'll listen to what they have to say.” The professional tour officials will have to be talking at least six figures after the spectacular, drama-packed performance Santana staged in becoming the 10th straight foreigner to win the coveted United States title.

Leafs Need 1 More COLUMBUS UPI—The Toronto Maple Leafs can clinch the International League championship tonight w r hile the Columbus Jets will be attempting to avoid the embarrassment of four consecutive losses without scoring a run.

Barton Named President IAAU

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Dr. Miles S. Barton w r ho helped put the Indianapolis athletic Club on the map as a national swimmnig power, is the new president of the Indiana Amateur Athletic Union. Barton was elected at the annual weekend meeting of the state athletic body. Elected vice-presidents were W. B. Franz, Carmel; Paul Markle, Terre Haute; James Reid, Vallonia; Fred Schwartz, Terre Haute, and Gino Sgra, Indianapolis. Barton served as a swimming judge at the past thrde Olympic Games.

Purdue Favored In Big Ten Race CHICAGO UPI—Purdue will be the 1965 Big Ten football champion according to the Midwest Skywriters. The Boilermakers of coach Jack Mollenhopf have never w r on the title outright in the modern era. The Skywriters cast 258 votes for Purdue, however, while defending champion Michigan received 255 and Ohio State polled 238. In first place votes, Michigan outdrew Purdue 12 to 7, and six writers tabbed Ohio State frist, while three chose Michigan State and one voted for Minnesota. In total votes, Michigan State w r as fourth with 194. Minnesota 185, Iowa 160. Illinois 108, Indiana 97, Northwestern 52, and Wisconsin 48. The polling was done after the sports writers toured all Big Ten training camps and Notre Dame.

REAL SERVICE NEW ORLEANS UPI — Guests who get back to one French Quarter hotel after a night's wining and dining find an unexpected service on the ' elevator — the operator has a supply of indigestion tablets on hand to sell for any emergency.

BOSTON UPI — Matthew j Craddock, named by the Crown ! as governor under the first Mas- ! sachusetts Colonial charter in : 1628, never even came to America.

Mont on TV DePauw University’s football coach, Tom Mont, is scheduled for a guest spot tonight on Sportscaster, Bob Forhe’s elevision report at 10:10 p.m. Sport director for WTHI-TV (Channel 10) Forbes pre-taped the Mont interview Friday in Blackstock Stadium. Showing is tentatively set for tonight.

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89ers Win Championship PORTLAND UPI—The Oklahoma City 89ers spotted Portland three runs in the early going, then stormed from behand ing, then stormed from behind baseball championship Sunday Walloping the Beavers, 8-3. A crowd of 8,695 fans watched quietly as the Eastern Division champions scored five runs in the eighth inning and two in the ninth to capture the best-of seven playoff series, 4-1.

Stewart Wins Italy Grand Prix MONZA, Italy UPI—BritJackie Stewart drove his BRM to victory over 23 other cars Sunday in the 26th annual Grand Prix of Italy. The BRM team also won second spot with Graham Hill of Britain at the wheel, while Dan Gurney of Riverside, Calif., was third in a Brabham. World driving champion Jim Clark of Scotland was in second place behind Britain’s John Sourtees at the half-way point in the 76-lap, 273-mile grind, but both drivers retired with mechanical troubles. Stewart’s winning time was two hours, four minutes and 52 I seconds.

HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A. Petti, M.D.

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WHERE THE BOMBERS START—This is a scene on Guam, the Marianas Island where the big B-52 Stratofortresses (background) take off on those bombing raids to Viet Nam. In foreground are 750-pound bombs. A B-52 can carry 24 under its wings, 27 in bomb bay.

SNIPER HUNT—A paratrooper pulls the pin from a grenade as he and a radio operator hug the ground near Qui Nhon, South Viet Nam, during a sweep for snipers. (CablepKoto)

V~T CONG BOUND—A bullpup missile fired by Capt. Charles Derrick of Salt Lake City, Utah, streaks toward a camouflaged Viet Cong position near a canal 29 miles southwest of Saigon, South Viet Nam. In many instances a heavy tree canopy camouflages the foe.

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

— By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

DEHYDRATED vegetables and fruits, made to taste fresh and more easily cooked by a new “explosion puffed” method, may soon be on the market, government researchers report. For us supermarket shoppers that ought to go over with a bang. ! ! ! Postcard.? contributor F. E. F.: “Do you suppose our space twins were just a tittle nervous flying across the ocean to Paris f’’ ! ! ! You roll your eyes when you blink them—a Factographs. Adds more power to a wink? ! ! ! Work, according to a medical columnist, is the best cure

of all for restlessness. It also, we might add, adds to the health of your bank account. i t i A recent cricket match between Cambridge University and a Coinbined Services team drew just one spectator. He must have thought he was watching secret practice. i i i A scientist says electronic brains may eventually suffer from mental strain. Good grief!-* an atomic headache! i i i Since most members of the Canadian Mounted Police use autos and airplanes rather than horses to get about. Milt, the sterling printer, says they should change that name to the Canadian Motored Police.

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