The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1966 — Page 4

NOW WHERE 1 ?

Garfield’s Waddle wonders where he Is going on this play. Harmless and Nanovsky surrounded the visiting player on the play.

RIGHT BALL....WRONG MAN.. Garfield’s Hathaway (44) and Fouchton (50) watch the action as Greencastle’s Nanovsky and Harmless mix it up over posesssion of the ball. Neno received a traveling call on the play. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr.

BOHOMS UP

It was bottoms up on this play in last night's action-packed contest at the local gym. Greencastle's Bill Nanovsky (bottoms up) is tangled with a hidden Murawski while Harmless, Waddle, Cleghorn, and Chadd anticipate the action. Banner Photo—Frank Puckett, Jr. In First Place The Boston Celtics regained sole possession of first place in the National Basketball Association’s Eastern Division Friday night by overpowering the second - place Cincinnati Royals,

113-96.

Don Nelson, Larry Siegfried and Bill Russell combined to kill the Royals hopes. Nelson scored 22 points, Siegfried backed him up with 20 and Russell controlled the backboards wdth 25 rebounds and added 16 points and seven as-

sists.

NBA Standings By United Press International

Garfield's Purple Eagles Rap Tiger Cubs In 95-86 Contest

MONDAY COCA-COLA

LEAGUE

January 17,

1966

1 Channel Rats

2 Goofers

3714

25%

3 Pin Heads

4 Odd Balls

28%

5 Cloverettes

6 Splits & Misses

7 Cloverdale Misses 31

8 Alley Rats

3oy 2

32%

9 Lucky Strikes

10 Manhattan Bells

28%

34%

11 Just Misses

12 Ups & Downs

Team High Series — Pin Heads (1640) Team High Single — Pin Heads (630) Ind. High Single — H. Wallus (202) Ind. High Series—S. Nickerson (554) 350 & over — S. Nickerson 554, H. Wallus 491, J. Lease 476, A. Atkins 459, K. Walker 444, W. Riley 444, D. Albright 439, S. Collins 424, J. Cavin 420, M. Gasaway 420, S. Salsman 415, Judy Campbell 405, K. Scott 405, V. Schoman 402, A. Covert 400, B. Alexander 394, R. Williams 389, R. Alr bright 382, A. Sutherlin 379, ► E. Justus 378, V. Hutcheson ^ 369, S. Frazier 369, G. Duggan 366, J. Williams 362, C. r Frazier 361, P. Ford 360, V. McClure 359, R. Varvel 356, C. Atkins 350, M. Cash 350.

FIRST CITIZENS BANK CLASSIC LEAGUE 1-19-66

Old Topper

106

Waffle House

102

Central Natl. Bank

100

Coca-Cola

Shetrone Realty

Motor Freight

Brackney’s Feed

Coan Pharmacy

Patterson’s Shell

Putnam Realty

Dewey’s Barber Shop

, 52

108

Torr’s Restaurant

110

High team series —

- Waffle

House 2258. High team game—Waffle House 799. High individual series—R. England 606. High Individual game—R. England 255. Over 575—R. England 606, L. Murray 593, R. Shoemaker 579, J. Sutton 579.

JACKS AND JILLS MIXED LEAGUE January 16, 1966

Goofy Four

Pin-Busters

Jones A Jones

DR J’s

Mack’s Appliance

Han di cappers

S A Ws

Buis Feeds

Characters 35 53 Ding Bats 31 57 High Team Series: S & W’s,

2467

High Team Game: S & W’s, 919 Women 500: J. Gavin 522, F. Jones 509, M. Buis 502. Women 400: P. Jones 459, A. Sutherlin 448, W. Pelfrey 449, N. Sharp 432. Men 600: J. Walker 610. Men 500: N. Pelfrey 562, J. Masten 559, D. Parker 550, H. McCammack 550, N. Sutherlin 545, C. Brewster 541, J. Sharp 539, C. Buis 536, J. Jones 533, B. Taylor 522, D. Garrett 501.

GREEXCASTLE GAA BOWLING Senior Team Total Pins 223 1. Mary Lucas 74 2. Judie Scroggins 77 3. Linda Patterson 72 Junior Team Total Pins 609 1. Carrol Minnick 114 2. Bertha Adamson 110 3. Jackie Cagle 129 4. Charlotte Mullins 132 5. Pat Samsel 124 Sophomore Team Total Pins 618 1. Brenda Applegate 131 2. Linda Reeves 123. 3. Rickey Larmore 143 4. Susie Smith 113 5. Andy Elliott 108 Freshman Team Total Pins 600 1. Ann Swope 141 2. Debbie Donelson 116 3. Carol Glitz 130 4. Cathy Barnett 120 5. Starlet Stag 93

Kemo Mokes First U.S. Appearance LOS ANGELES UPI— Kipchoge Keino of Kenya, a late comer among the world’s outstanding distance runners, makes his first U. S. appearance tonight in the seventh annual Los Angeles Invitational track meet In addition to Keino, other outstanding foreign competitiors in the indoor meet at the sports Arena include Gaston Roelants of Belgium in the twomile Olympic jump champion Lynn Davies of Great Britain and Canada's middle-distance star. Bill Crothers.

Eastern

Division

W. L.

Pet.

Boston

31 13

.705

Cincinnati

31 15

.674

Philadelphia

29 17

.630

New York

14 31

.311

Western

Division

W. L.

Pet.

Los Angeles

28 24

.538

Baltimore

24 27

.471

San Francisco

22 27

.449

St. Louis

20 27

.426

Detroit

15 33

.313

By Frank Puckett, Jr. Banner Sports Editor A highly regarded Terre Haute Garfield team hit the Greencastle Tiger Cubs with, everything but the kitchen sink last night as the Purple Eagles blasted the nets for 35 of 68 field goal attempts for a high .510 shooting percentage to give them a 95-86 victory over the Cubs. Greencastle was 12-1 over-all and 4-0 in the Western Conference race, but the Garfield crew handed them their first defeat in the last thirteen outings. Garfield is now 9-3 overall and 6-0 in the conference. Not only did the somewhat cold Cubs have to deal with the fantastic shooting of the hustling Garfield team, but the Eagles also had five men deep in double figures and a pressing defensive that caught the Greencastle crew holding onto their sneakers. Garfield first hit the Cubs with the press at the 5:00 minute mark of the first period when the Greencastle five held a one-point edge, 8-7. Three minutes and ten points later the Eagles held a 17-14 margin.

Senior guard 6-2 Murawski, who donated 22 points, banged the buckets for eight field goals and two free throws during the first half to pace the Eagles with an 18 point performance and lead his team to a 50-38 half time margin. Garfield hit Greencastle’s high scoring Mike Troyer with every defensive trick they knew as hustling Eagle Williams hawked him the full length of the floor. Although Troyer was double-teamed at every occasion he received the ball, the hot-handed ace managed 27 points. The Cubs came back to threaten Garfield only once during the contest, With 5:09 showing on the clock the score stood 56-43. Nanovsky started it for the Cubs by dropping in a tip. Chadd took the hint and tossed in jumper on the next play. Harmless swiped the ball midcourt from Garfield’s Williams and drew a foul on the play. He dropped in a free throw and the local five was within six, 56-48. Before they could get things rolling the visiting Eagles fired up their hard-hitting press and rolled over the Cubs for a 79-61 third quarter lead. Greencastle experienced a cold fourth quarter by connect-

ing on only 9 of 22 from the field. They hit a combined 29 of 82 shots for a low shooting percentage of .321. The Cubs did manage to hit 28 charity stripe attempts out of 41 tries, while Garfield connected on 25 of SO for a fantastic .835 percentage from the line. Pacing the scoring for the Cubs were Troyer and Chadd with 27 and 15 points while teammate Nanovsky tossed in 14 points. Murawski dropped in 22 points for the Eagles as teammates Waddle, Hathaway, Fouchton, and Cleghorn hit for 13, 16, 14, and 11 points respectively. i Summaries:

Jones 2 6 2 Troyer 11 5 3 Hammomnd 0 0 0 Norris 0 0 0 The reserve game went into an overtime with the Garfield

crew finally emerging with a 70-68 victory. It was the first time the Purple Eagles reserves have been threatened this year. They hold an undefeated 12-0 record.

DePauw Tigers Trounce Lake Forest In 94-69 Rout

Homers His Specialty SAN FRANCISCO —UPI — Willie Mays, the National League’s home run king in 1965, has never led the circuit in runs batted in.

SPUTTERINGS

By Walter L Johns* Central Press Sports Editor

ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and there and strung along the typewriter ... Vanderbilt’s cage team has two “student” coaches . . . from last year’s team . . . Leon (Daddywags) Wagner, Indians' outfielder, is working for the Los Angeles recreation department in the winter-time . . . The year Lou Boudreau won the batting title in the American League, 1944, his son-in-law, Denny McLain, Tigers' pitcher, was born . . . Penn State's gymnastics team has never been defeated in home matches in the last 10 years . . . For that TV series, “Wonderful World of Golf," some 330,000 feet of film was shot of which 305.000 wound up on the cutting room floor . . . Windsor Raceway in Ontario. running trotting races in the winter-time, will have afternoon and evening races on Saturdays starting late in January . . . Maury Wills, the Dodger dandy, will report to the club’s training camp late because he has an entertainment engagement in Japan . . . Eight Michigan State players made one or more All-American teams this past season. . . . They tell the story about Paul Arizin, former Philadelphia pro cage star, giving the club owner an argument about his salary ... “After all,” Arizin said, “1 drew a lot of people into the house.” . . . Said the club owner, “Tell you what, PauL I’ll set up a ticket window with a sign saying this is Arizin’s window and everything that comes in there you can keep and we won’t need a contract." . . . Arizin s remark was something like “never mind.” . . . Two Cleveland Browns, Jim Kanicki and Tom Hutchinson, are opening an appliance store in downtown Cleveland. • • • WALTER ALSTON, once an unkown when hired to manage the Dodgers, now is the “winningest” manager in National League history . . He’s won four World Series . . . Indiana U. gets two top track events this year . . . The 66th annual Big Ten outdoor meet and also the 45th N.C.A.A. outdoor track and field event . . . Ray Stephens, younger brother of Sandy Stephens, former Gopher quarterback, may be the Minnesota signal-caller this year . . . Three of the schools in the Big Eight Conference, Nebraska, Iowa State and Kansas, plan to expand their stadia . . . Gary Player meets Dave Marr at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, Memorial Day for that “National Golf Day" in which amateurs try to beat their score . . . Owen Martinez, general manager of the Oklahoma City club of the Pacific Coast League, is the new traveling secretary of the Houston Astros . . . It’s birthday No. 80 for the St. Paul Winter Carnival set for January 28-February 6 . . . There are 8,323 golf courses in the U. S. with 576 new courses or additions coming into being last year . . . National Hockey League will meet soon on doubling the size of the loop . . . Rocky Colavito, honored by the Cleveland BBWA as their “Man of the Year” for 1965, won the honor once before, in 1958 . . . Jerry Kindall, the Minnesota Twins' infielder, is the freshman basketball coach at Minnesota ... He lettered twice as a eager at Minnesota back in 1955-56 . . . “Sam” Mele, the Twins manager, gets that first name from the first letters of his name, Sabath Anthony Mele,

Garfield (95)

Waddle

.. 4

Hathaway

.. 4

Fouchton

.. 5

Cleghorn

.. 5

Fisher

.. 3

Siebenmorgan

.. 1

Gillis

.. 3

Murawski

Williams

. 0

Greencastle (86)

Chadd

.. 6

Brackney

. 0

Harmless

. 0

Cromer

. 0

Nanovsky

.. 4

Ross

.. 0

Churchill

.. 4

By RANK WATSON Central Frees Sports Writer QUESTIONS 1— Who is the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys? 2— The NFL signed a record television contract with NBC. True or false? S—Who is Elijah Pitts? HOOHEE? HE’S a peren.nial choice for the National Football League All-Star team. He has been one of the main cogs in a great Green Bay Packer line. ANSWERS •sjoipej jCcj uoaio sir joj 5[3nq Sutuutu aut^—g sao iria pauSis sum •asie.j—z •Aipue'i uioj,—t •(33sjo JssaiojI taaqoofj) Distributed by Central Press

Qualifying Starts Today RIVERSIDE, Calif. UPI—The first of 47 of the nation’s top stock car race drivers today be. gan qualifying runs for Sunday’s 500-mile road race at Riverside International Raceway. Unofficial records have been shattered during practice sessions which started Tuesday. Dan Gurney set an official lap record Wednesday when he toured the 2.7-mile course in 1:32.15 — an average speed of 105.503 miles per hour. The official record is 103.957. Gurney also was credited with a 104.854 average for another practice spin the same day.

LAKE FOREST, 111.—DePauw came to town with a tiger in its tank last night and proceeded to claw Lake Forest College 94-69 in college basketball.

May Delay Announcement MONTE CARLO UPI—The winner of the 1966 Monte Carlo Auto Rally may not be officially confirmed for several months. The organizing body, the Monte Carlo Automobile Club, Friday turned down the appeal by British BMC and Ford drivers against their disqualification on grounds of illegal equipment after they had taken the first four places in the race. But the drivers then appealed to the International Automobile Federation and this protest could take months to clear. The British are not contesting that their cars infringed the rules. They are protesting the method of the disqualifications. Why, they asked, are they allowed to run at all when cars were supposed to be inspected before the rally ? If the fault was not found then, why were they allowed to contest the final night drive through the mountains only to be ousted immediately afterwards, after suspicions had been voiced by the organizers ?

Jack Hogan and Morgan Everson led DePauw scoring with 19 and 16 points, respectively. Fred Broda canned 18 for the host team. The Tigen stand 8-5 for the season while the loss dropped Lake Forest to a 6-5 mark, DePauw (94) FG FT PF Hogan 9 14 Shermer 4 5 4 Everson 5 6 2 Barrett 12 3 Huffman 4 10 McMurtrey 4 3 3 Henry 0 3 0 Weber 2 3 1 McGurk 3 6 -5 Total 32 30 22 Lake Forest (69) FG FT PF Atherton 2 3 2 Penny 10 5 Martinelli 14 0 Hogan 0 0 1 Warner 10 0 Murawski 0 5 3 Kellogg 4 15 Broda 7 4 1 Hopkins 3 3,2 Dunbar 4 3 4 Totals 23 23 23 Halftime score: DePauw 44, Lake Forest 53.

GROVER’S ONE-HITTERS NEW YORK UPI — Grover Cleveland Alexander, the great righthander of the Philadelphia Phillies, tossed four one-hitters during the 1915 season.

Johnson Is Named Coach INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Gary Johnson, 27-year-old first baseman of the Indianapolis Indian, was named player-coach for the team Wednesday by Ownie Bush, the team’s president. Bush said that Johnson, who hit .248 in 142 games last year, was slowed down by various injuries. He came to Indianapolis in 1964 from Lynchburg of the Southern League.

On January 8th the American Legion sponsored the annual Holiday Tournament for AJBC members held at Varsity Lanes. Events were conducted during regular leagues with almost 100 per cent participation. Tournament winners were presented their trophies on January 15th by Chet Crawley, representative of the local American Legion post. Winners pictured above are: (Bantam Division—right) first place team members Steve Crawley, Bill Brewster, Curt Godfrey, and Teddy Phillips and individual winners Curt Godfrey, Steve Cofer, Betty Cromer, and Debbie Crawley. Pictured at left are (Junior-Senior Division) team winners Shirley Allegree, Jerry Bryant, Berths Adamson, and Dallas Clines, and individual winners Howdy Conyers, Terry Hoff, Shirley Allegree, and Beverly Harvey.