The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 April 1966 — Page 5

Milwaukee Has No Chance of Getting Braves Back: Bartholomay

ATLANTA UPI—Milwaukee baa no mote dance of getting the Bravee than it. has of getting tho Yankees or the Dodgers. This anas the reacticm of Braves board Chairman BUI

Bartholomay Thursday to a ruling by Milwaukee County Judge Elmer Roller that the Braves must return by May 18 if the National League doesn’t grant Milwaukee a new franchise for next year.

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Joe Foss Accuses NFL of (■proper College Recruiting

MOINES, Iowa UPI— Ameriean Football

accused the rival National Football League of trying to sign top college prospects white they were still in school Foss said his information indicated NFL scouts wars instructed to recruit college senten. Ba nid ha saw a written sat of Instructions issued within the teat 10 days on NFL re-

Foas» fanner South Dakota RspubHcaa governor, Medal of Honor winner and World War n flying ace, said a contract between a professional team and a prospect was Illegal if the player Is still In college. In a speech before the Greater Des Moines Board of Realton; Foss said he quit as AFL

commissioner because "I was tired of fighting. He said that when he left the league "I had no enemies that I know of.” Foss said he still holds out hope for a merger of the AFL and NFL with both leagues governed by a single commissioner. He said the top team from each league could meet in a playoff as early as 1967 and "it may be sooner now that I'm out of the way.” Foss said hs hopes the AFL would expand into the Southeast and Northwest and add another club to the Midwest. Kansas City presently is the only AFL team In the midlands. Among the sites suggested by Foss for another Midwest franchise were Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati or Columbus.

Barthotemay said the Braves, who began their season in Atlanta Stadium Tuesday night, will never return to Wisconsin. "We have a 25-year Georgia lease requiring us to play our home games in Atlanta Stadium. H» Braves have no leases, contracts or any other connection hi too state of Wisconsin, 1 ’ he said. For added emphasis, Bartooknuay said, "it is no mors likely for the Braves to over play in Milwaukee again than for tbs Yankees or Dodgers to be eent as btwbvll hostages." Barthokmmy sold too Braves would appeal RoUer’s decision because “we axe confident that our legal position is sound, that no state can regulate or rearrange a national sport, and that the ruling wffl be reversed on appeal" Tbm Braves official said his attorneys beHeve the Georgia court now has jurisdiction over tbs teem. Also, a Houston, Tex^ federal court has issued a temporary injunction prohibiting toe Braves and other National League teams from playing Braves horns games anywhere but Atlanta.

SUFFERING PITCHERS Platte Valley High School lost a baseball game 19-5 this week adthough its pitchers held toe winning team to three hits. Weld Central of Keenesburg got its 19 runs on 19 Platts Valley errors. But too winners had little to brag about They made five errors of their own.

TO BROADCAST OLYMPICS NEW YORK UPI — The American Broadcast Company announced Thursday night it has purchased exclusive rights for televising toe 1968 Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City throughout the United States and Canada.

IU Tennis Team Beats DPU c,a v t0

DePauw pushed Tndiaw university’s tennis team into four three-set matches yesterday, but managed to come up with only a single point The Boosters, Big 10 runnersup since the early 60’s, won the match in Bloomington, 8-1, dropping DePauw’s season record to 5-4. Carl Hirth, number two singles man for the Tigers, pulled an upset on his foe, Mike Nolan, 3-6, 6-4 and 6-3. Tigers losing in tores sets were Kim Wincup, number four, 6-0, 5-7, 6-3, to Steve Erenberg; Mark Smith, number five, to Bob Scott 6-3,4-6, and 6-0; and the Btrth-Buxzy Pierce number two doubles team, 6-1, 0-6, and 6-4.

Going down in straight sets were Pierce, 6-1, 6-4, to Big 10 one; Ren Werrenrath, 6-2, 6-2, to Mike Baer in number three; Gary Sullivan, 6-3, 7-5, to Stan Cleveland, in number six; Win-cup-Werrenrath, in one doubles, 6-2, 6-3, to Powers and Noland; and Sullivan-Smith, 6-2, 6-3, to Scott and Baer. The tennis squad is idle now until hosting Evansville next Friday. Sports action tomorrow on the home front includes the 15team DePauw invitational track meet at 1 p.m.; a 1 p.m. doubleheader baseball set with Ball State, and a quadrangular golf match at Windy Hill

Jim Clark Enters 500 Race Field

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The field for toe 506-mile Speedway auto race was increased to 61 today. Among the latest entries is a car to be driven by defending 500 champion Jimmy dark of Scotland. Several more entries were expected before tonight’s midnight deadline. Jim Robbins, Royal Oak, Mich., entered two cars today and named Ronnie Duman of Indianapolis to drive one of them. The other car has no driver. Robbins previously had entered a rear-engine Ford with

Billy Foster of Canada behind the wheel Speedway president Tony Hulmaa said drivers have been named for two machines entered by Walter Michner, Jackson, Mich. Jud Larson of Indianapolis will make his third Indianapolis appearance in one of them and rookie Larry Dickson of Marietta, Ohio, will drive the other. Clark, who is World Grand Prix champion, will drive a 16cylinder BRM powered Lotus in the Memorial Day Classic.

1A Classification Astros Win

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WASHINGTON UPI— Cassius Clay plans to appeal his 1A draft classification on the basis of "hardship,” it was learned Thursday through a Selective spokesman. The spokesman said if Clay does plan to file as a "hardship” case, his appeal won’t come to Washington unless a local appeal board hands down a divided decision. It is believed that Clay’s appeal has gone to toe Kentucky state director for transmission to the appeal board, but Louisville draft board officials have refused to confirm or deny toe report from the national Selective Service Bureau. Clay, though he has no children, can claim hardship on grounds that he is toe sole support of his family, which in this case includes his mother and father. He is also paying 31,250 a month alimony to his former wife, Sonji for the next 21 months.

Babe Ruth was the only regular ever to hit over .600 in a World Series, batting .625 in 1932.

The University of Tennessee football team set a major college record for most punts in one season with 139 in 1937.

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From Dodgers By CURT BLOCK UPI Sports Writer ‘ The Houston Astros were supposed to be disposed of in the first two weeks of the season but first indications are that last year’s ninth place club is going to cause plenty of trouble. The National League sched-ule-makers handed freshman Manager Grady Hatton no mean assignment when they listed Houston’s first 13 games against the champion Dodgers and second place San Francisco Giants. The Astros, however, were not awed by Los Angeles’ high-

flying champion flag and treat* ed the Dodgers discourteously for the second time in three days Thursday night, coming from behind to win 4-2. In the only other National League activity, Chicago beat San Francisco 9-4 and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 5-4. Detroit swept a twinbill from New York 3-2 and 5-2, Minnesota topped Kansas City 4-2 and California nipped Chicago 2-1 in the American League’s only action. Outfielder Rusty Staub was the culprit for the second consecutive night as he blasted an eighth inning, two run homer off reliever Ron Perranoski to snap a 2-2 tie. The cloud spoiled the major league debut of 21-year-old Don Sutton who left the game with the seme tied.

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