The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 September 1965 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, September 17, 1965

Gerstmeyer Defeats Tiger Cubs 7-0; Greencastle ID Nullified

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Michigan officers walked off with most of the top honors in the 19th annual Indiana State Police Invitational Pistol Cham-

. . | pionships which ended at Put-

By Frank Puckett, Jr. , the crowd knew' that the Green- meyer and after four quick their balance and held the op- namv ^j e Thursday.

Sports Editor ' castle Tiger Cubs hadn’t been plays the Blackcats were position to the line until the

The scoreboard may have beat morally by a long shot. threatening a. touchdown on the Terre Haute squad had to re-

shown a 7-0 tally in favor of The Cubs started the game Greencastle 14. A surprised, but linquish possession. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer, but by kicking off to host Gerst- alert Tiger Cub squad regained

Trooper Brantner Wins Overall Pistol Championship

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For the second consecutive year Michigan State Trooper Richard Brantner won the over-

That was the story for the a n individual championship alfirst half of the hard-hitting though he failed to take the top

ball game as both teams failed to enter the sacred TD area. In the third quarter of the gridiron encounter, Gerstmeyer's ace fullback Tom Brewer and quarterback Bob Rowe staged a two man drive that took the Blackcats from their own 20 to the Tiger Cub 11. On a short screen play Rowe fired a short pass over the defensive heads to Brewer who toppled to the Greencastle 11 before Churchill finally flung him to the ground. In the next play Blackcat quarterback Row'e literally spread his wings and flew over the defense to score the first touchdown of the game. With five minutes gone in the third quarter Gerstmeyer ran the extra point and took command

7-0.

During the remainder of the game the Cubs threatened twice, but a sharp eye from the officials kept the Greencastle crew from moving more than twenty yards without being backed fifteen yards for clipping. holding, or some kind of penalty. The Cubs are 3-0 for the season now’. Next week they will encounter Garfield at Terre Haute.

spot in Thursday’s .45-caliber competition. Brantner’s aggregate score for the three days competition in .22, .38 and .45-caliber was 2,604 out of a possible 2,700 points. That was 23 short of the record 2,627 posted in 1958 by former Olympic marksman Harry Reeves of the Detroit Police Department. The Michigan State Police won the Class A overall team championship while the Columbus, Ohio, Police W’on the Class B title. Illinois State Trooper Gerald Cavanaugh won the .45-caliber individual championship while team championships went to the Michigan State Police in Class A and the Lansing, Mich., Police in Class B.

DePauw Tigers Host Alma College In Season Opener at 2 Tomorrow

After three weeks of tuning and tinkering, DePauw’ football coach Tom Mont exposes his squad to the acid test at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Blackstock Stadium. Alma College's question mark Scots have drawm the opening exercises with the Tigers. Approximately 3,000 are expected for the game. Sophomores Eric Lortz (Raleigh, N. C.) and Don Breckenridge (Blue Island, HI.) are still engaged in a duel for the quarterback nod. Breckenridge has impressive passing credentials going for him—30 of 60 tries and 447 yards as a freshman. Lortz, called by Mont the team’s best all-around athlete, runs w’ell and elusively. Regardless of who gets the ceremonial honors of opening, both are certain to play for both are inexperienced in varsity play and neither is fully familiar yet with DePauw's offense.

Accordingly, the Montsters will stick with a small list of plays, hoping what they have cooked up for the Scot defense will produce. Mont expects to stick with experienced letter men elsewhere in the backfield. Greencastle s Mike Burns and Rick Jordan, Richmond, are his choices for halfbacks. Agile Tod Eberle will go at fullback, rounding out a backfield averaging around 177 pounds. Two absences have cropped up to throw’ a crimp into a once-rosy outlook on the line. A knee injury has dumped senior defensive tackle Ralph Larsen (238 pounds) out until at least Oct. 2. And co-captain— middle guard Terry Johnston has gone home for a medical check up. Hopefully, he'll be back to meet Alma. With this twosome out, the Tigers are left W’ith lettermen Dan Hasbrook, Indianapolis end. and Ed Gardner, Bloomington tackle, keying the de-

fensive unit. A batch of aggressive sophomores and a pair of transfers will take up the slack. Dave Lamont (Evansville) has been put in at middle guard, Rog Galvin (LaGrange, HI.) and Doug Joyce (Marion) are going for the other end spot, and Cornell U. transfer 220pound, 6-2 Ray Arvay of Hammond is at tackle. Sophomores sprinkle the defensive backfield. John Douglass (Chicago) and Eric Robertson (Granite City, 111.) six foot, 190 ponders, have been picked as linebackers. Going both ways, Jordan, Burns and Eberle wall be joined by standout sophomore Tom Boese farther back. Last year's leading pass receiver, Tom Cooper of Sullivan, and 220-pound plus tackles Bill Fox (Winnetka, 111.) and Mark Moore (Connersville) figure to balance inexperience in the Tigers’ offensive line. Juniors Steve Barr (190, Arlington, Va.) and John Adlard

(205, Piqua, O.) have the guard assignments. Sophomore Jerry Barton (205), Maywood, 111.) is set at center, and his 6-1, 195pound classmate Dick Walker from Gentryville, will play end opposite Cooper. This week the Tigers have had their noses in their play books, cramming in offensive plays and defensive assignments. Over in the kicking department, Mont is ready to tap two more sophomores for punt and kickoff return duties if regular Chuck Byrum isn't healthy. John Butler, all-stater at Southport, and Bill Lehman, West Lafayette, are on deck. ,‘Tt will be a wild and wooly ball game,” predicts Mont. “My early season optimism was based on w’hat I thught W’ere 27 fine sophomores as well as a proven group of lettermen. If the sophomores stay poised and remember their jobs, then I think we might get the job done an done well.”

Bob Murphy, Jr. Leads Amateurs

TULSA, Okla. UPI — Two Hoosiers were still in contention in today’s third round of the National Amateur Golf Tournament although one was w’ell off the pace. Dale Morey, an Indianapolis native w’ho now lives in High Point, N. C., shot a 74 Thursday for a 36-hole total of 146, four strokes back of leader Bob Murphy Jr. Ed Tutwiler of Indianapolis, runner-up in last year’s tourney, was five strokes back of Morey at 151 after a secondround 75. Two Evansville golfers. Robert Larkin and Gerald Schreiber, failed to survive the 155 cutoff after the second round. They had identical 159 totals. Larkin shot a 76 Thursday and Schreiber an 84.

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Roachdale Beats Waveland 3-2 Unbeaten Roachdale scored in the top of the eighth on three singles here Wednesday to defeat Waveland. 3-2. It was Waveland’s first loss of the fall season. Doreff, Craft and Hutchens singled off Dick Stultz with Hutchens’ safety bringing in the winning run. Waveland scored runs in the third and sixth innings. In the third Rusty Weaver doubled home a run. and Stultz scored and infield out. Roachdale scored on singles

Waveland 001 001 00—2 6 3 Doreff and Blaydes; Stultz and Miller. W—Doreff. ; StllltZ.

3-Liter Limit Ruled by USAC INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A 3-liter limit on engine displacement for United States Auto Club championship races, including the 500-mile race, will go into effect Jan. 1, 1968. The USAC board of directors voted Thursday to accept the rules committee’s recommendation regarding the date which will be two years after the 3liter formula goes into effect on the European grand prix circuit.

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Clay-Patterson Meet Nov. 22

NEW YORK UPI — Cassius Clay will make the second defense of his world heavyweight championship against Floyd Patterson at Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. 22. Final details for the 15-round bout were worked out Thursday as the state of Nevada agreed to recognize the fight for the heavyweight crown. Nevada is a World Boxing Association state and Clay has been under suspension by the WBA. Bud Traynor, chairman of the Nevada State Boxing Commission. sent word of the official sanctioning to A1 Bolan, who is promoting the fight.

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