The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1966 — Page 7

Seven Champs Return to Defend Titles In DePauw U. Invitational Track Meet

Seven defending event cbampkmx will be on deck here Saturday when DePauw University fires the gun on its second annual invitational track and field meet. Fourteen Midwestern colleges and universities have entered 251 athletes in the meet which will award medals to the top four individuals in 15 events and give trophies to 440 and mile relay teams. No team champion will be determined. Entered hi the 1p.m. affair in Blackstock Stadium will be Ball State (30 men), Butler (22), DePauw (29), Franklin (1), Illinois State (34), Indiana State (27), University (5), University of Louisville (6), Marian (6), MHlikin (20), Oakland City (g).

Purdue (13), Washington of St. Louis (31) and Wheaton (19). Four area high schools— Brazil, Danville, Greencastle and Rockville—will send 880 and mile relay teams for a pair of feature races during the main event. Three defending champs are back to shoot for titles in the field events. BaB State’s Kurt Behoret won the shot put last year in 51-1%; Dick Forrert of HMnois State took the pole vault in 13-5 and Forrest’s teammate, PfaM Johnson, captured the triple Jump in 41-5 % and the broad jump in 21-6. Forrest’s pole vault claim wM be highly tenuous this time, however. Mike Hanna, Indiana State vauiter who dtyd not compete in the meet last year, has topped 15-feet several tunes, in-

StNGING THE BUIES—Sportsman Sid Salomon Jr. (right), and his son, Sidney HI, ars singing the Blues in St. Louis —but couldn't be happier. They have been awarded a National Hockey League franchise tor St Louis, to begin play in 1967. Salomon, 55-year-old insurance executive, bad purchased the St, Louis Arena for 94 nafflioB subject to winning the franchise and said that the team *had to be called the Blues.” Robinson Team Sparks Baltimore By JOE GERGEN UPI Sports Writer The investment firm of Robinson end Robinson already has declared a first dividend in Baltimore's American League pennant stock. Frank, the junior partner, joined Brooks On the Orioles’ roster this season after 10 years with the Cincinnati Reds and the pair immediately laid claim to the title as the moat fearsome batting combination in the A. L. They substantiated that oiaizn Tuesday in their opening game of the season against the Boston Red Sox. B. Robinson homered, hit safely three times and drove in tteee runs and F. Robinson homered, added two hits and drovs in one to lead the Birds to-a 5-4, 13-inning victory over the Sox. Brooks began the Robinson assault in the very first hming when ha crashed a home run off Boston starter Earl Wilson with Frank aboard. Frank drove one out in the fifth after the Bosox had taken a 4-3 lead. Brooks sent the game overtime with a bases-loaded, two-out single in the Boston reliever Jim Lonbocy was directly responsible for the winning run as ha >»Ur»a across Bob Johnson with two cut in the 13th. Stu Maker, the peerless Baltimore relief specialist, blanked the Red Sox on one hit over the last four innings to gain credit for the victory.

Rain Hinders DePauw Sports Rain continues to play havoc with sports activity for DePauw University’s spring athletes. Lost to the weather were yesterday’s baseball game with Purdue at Lafayette, a triangular golf match at Windy Hill with Rose Poly and Butler, and a tennis match at Indiana University. The baseball game has been rescheduled for May 8, but the golf engagement has been cancelled. The tennis squads may get together tomorrow. Weekend activity, weather permitting, has DePauw at home in baseball (a 1 p. m. doubleheader with Ball State), golf (a triangular with Indiana State, St. Joe and Bah State), and track (the 14-team DePauw invitational.) The tennis squad win be idle until hooting Evansville, April 22.

Fight Results NEW YORK UPI — Bobby A vena. 175%, Brooklyn, N.Y., outpointed Ronnie Geoffrion, 175, Mineola, N.Y. (8); Elliott Miller. 165%, Brentwood, N.Y., stopped Walker Simmons, 165%, Asheville, N.C. (6).

MIAMI BEACH UPI—Gordon Lott, 158, Savannah, Ga., outpointed Gene Wells, 158, Mobile, Ala (10). SAN JOSE Calif. UPI — Alex Benitez, 126, San Jose, Calif., outpointed Danny Valdez, 126, Los Angeles (12); Frankie Crawford, 136, Los Angeles, stopped Manuel Ramirez, 137, San Jose (7).

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chiding a 15-1 jump last year that created the present Blackstock record. One of two multiple-winners last spring, Johnson also took the 120 high hurdles a year back. By repeating his best time of the current campaign— :14.6—he could tie the stadium record. The other double winner is Wheaton’s Steve Selins. He will he around again to defend titles in the mile run (4:30.5) and the two mite (9:53.9). With good weather almost 25 per cent of DePauw’s stadium records could fall to the classy collegiate field. Most likely candidate to be obliterated in the 880-yard run mark where Ken Sparks, Ball State; Steve Norris, DePauw; and Doug Conquest and Tom Judd of Purdue have stepped it off between 1:54 and 1:58. The record is 1:55.6. Ban State’s Fred Gamble is just a half-inch off the 6-7% high jump mark, and Hanna and Johnson, of course, have either equalled or surpassed the existing standards for the pole vault and 120 high hurdles. Though it’s unlikely they’ll produce a field record, Butler’s Jim Petty and Arnold Giles of Illinois State already have 23 feet plus leaps in the broad jump. DePauw track coach and meet director Bob Harvey said the invitational event will be held as scheduled regardless of the weather.

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Braves Lose Season Opener

By United Press International Poetic justice is a myth. If such a thing existed, it would surely have ended the tale of the gypsy Braves with an opening day victory in Atlanta. But a 13 inning, iron man stint by righthander Tony Cloninger, a two home run performance by catcher Joe Torre and a record crowd of 50,671 did not faze the Pittsburg Pirates who scored a 3-2 victory on Willie Stargell’s two-run homer in the top of the 13th Tuesday night to spoil Atlanta’s major league debut. In other National League action, the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers squeezed past Houston 3-2 and San Francisco ruined Leo Durocher’s return to big league managing with a 9-1 drubbing of the Chicago Cubs. Philadelphia was rained out at St. Louis and the New York Mets suffered a similar fate at Cincinnati. Baltimore nipped Boston 5-4 in 13 innings; Detroit beat New York 2-1; Chicago edged California 3-2 and Minnesota topped Kansas City 2-1 in the only American League games. Cleveland and Washington were idle after opening the 1966 season Monday.

Twin Engine Car Entered At Indy 500 INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The first twin-engine, four-wheel car in 20 years was entered today for the 500-mile Speedway auto race. Three other machines were entered as the field rose to 52, with more than a dozen others expected to beat the midnight Friday deadline. The twin-engine model will have veteran Bill Cheesebourg, Tucson, Ariz., in the driver’s seat. Albert H. Stein, Orinda, Calif., entered the car and said it will be powered by two sixcylinder, Porsche engines with a combined displacement of 253 cubic inches. Cheesebourg will be after his eighth “500” start. His best finish was 10th as a rookie in 1958 in a Novi.

LUCKY JACK AUGUSTA, Ga. UPI—Jack Nicklaus, the first golfer to win back-to-back Masters’ titles, saying he was lucky to make the playoff: “This was the type of tournament that no one really won . . . it was one that a lot of fellows lost.”

Runs 2-Mile Race In 9:19.5 GARY UPI—Gary Wirt sophomore Jim Eastlund turned in a season’s best 9:19.5 clocking for the 2-mile run here Tuesday, bettering the previous season’s best showing of 9:56.3 by Vem Jolgren of Elkhart. The best 2-mile run of the outdoor season came on the Gary Mann track, where Wirt met Highland because construction of a new Wirt facility has not been completed. The event Is new for Hoosier prep athletes this year. Eastlund previously ran a 4:18 mile over an indoor track this season.

Bowling News

IBM WOMEN’S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE

April 7, 1966

Team W No. 2 Steihbacker 176 No. 4 SutherUn 152 No. 6 Lewis 122 No. 3 GilCz 110 No. 1 Friend 104 No. 5 Lambert 80

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THg Daily Bannar, Graancastla, Indiana Wadnasday, April 13, 1966

High Indv. Game: P. Huxford 193, D. Ratcliff 198 (Sub). High Indv. Series: P. Huxford 533. 500 and over: P. Huxford 533, D. Wilson 501. 400 and over: C. Steinbaker 495, E. Shillings 480, D. Cody 466, D. Ratcliff 463, M. Lewis 444, E. Roach 436, J. SutherUn 433, R. Johnson 428, S. Burrif 411, K. Hopkins 410, B. Alderfer 408, B. Giltz 403.

dhjler pilot HOLLYWOOD UPI — Phylis Diller has completed a pilot show for television titled “The Pruitts of Southhampton” for ABC-TV.

MAHARIS SIGNS HOLLYWOOD UPI — Television actor George Maharis has signed to star in “Mister Innocent” with Anthony Quinn and Martha Hyer.

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