The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1966 — Page 7
Activity Expected to Pick up at Speedway
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Activity waa expected^ to pick up at the Speedway today with more cars approved for practice for the May 30 500-mile race and the possibility that the 150 mile per hour speed limit might be lifted. Chief Steward Harlan Fengler said he would inspect the track today before deciding whether to lift the limit or keep
it in force for a bit longer. The limit, imposed as a safety precaution, has been in effect since the track opened for practice last Saturday. Joey Leonard, San Jose, Calif., got over the limit Monday during a practice run in his rearengine, Ford-powered car. He was clocked at an unofficial 151.2 mph and drew an admonition from Fengler but no fine.
PUTNAM COUNTY BOWLING LEAGUE
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Dewey’s Barber Shop 190 66 Hamptons’ Garage .... 160 96 Bob’s Body Shop 152 104 Shetrone. Real Estate 151 105 Puckett’s Citgo 145 111 Pepsi-Cola 142 114 Morrison’s Tire .... 124 132 Harper’s Trucking .... 118 188 Hutchison’s Shell 117 139 Omar 106 150 National Food Prod... 104 152 Double Decker 100 156 Fentress Motors 93 163 Cash Concrete 90 164 High individual game: B. England 236. High individual series: B. England and B. Hampton 601. High team game: Omar.1115. High team series: Bob’s Body Shop 3085. 500 and over: F. Partin 568, J. Domasco 555, C. Crawley 556, B. Hampton 601, J. Sharp 534, N. Hoffa 540, D. Garrett 507, J. Hurst 505, B. Alexander 536, D. Saunders 578, B. England 601, F. Mynatt 529, H. Hartung 551, E. Steinecker 540, J. Rossok 596, E. Irwin 527, S. Grimes 504, G. Baker 503, L. Harris 501, H. Scott 555, J. Kridler 556, S. Komgenick 511, D. Bennington
High team series: A A S Junk Yard 2304. Series 425 and over: L. Jones 546, D. Wilson 504, K. Hopkins 498, W. Pelfrey 490, R. Hampton 487, J. Cavin 486, C. Flint 486, S. Harris 483, P. Huxford 482, G. Porter 466, B. Ashworth 465, J. Alex 463, L. Mark 462, M. Buis 457, G. Lancaster 449, E. Jordan 446, C. Clines 443, J. Murray 429, H. McCammack 427, E. Shinn 425.
Carl Williams, Kansas City, Mo., hit an unofficial 150.050 after completing his refresher test. Mike McGreevy, Fresno, Calif., last year’s USAC national midget champ, also passed his refresher test during the day. Art Pollard, Medford, Ore., became the first rookie tc pass his driver test and was eagerly awaiting the lifting of the speed limit. He was approved by a jury of fellow drivers and USAC officials after completing the 145 mph phase of the 100-mile test run. He said he had no problems in his rear-engine car powered by a conventional four-cylinder Offenhauser engine "but now Fm shooting for higher speeds as soon as they take the 150 mph ceiling off.’’ Jackie Stewart, Dunbarton, Scotland, a European grand prix veteran, missed his chance to get out of the rookie classification when engine trouble put his car on the sidelines. The trouble developed in the rearengine Lola-Ford just as he was beginning the final phase of the test. A total of eight cars, the most so far, practiced on the 2 la-mile oval Monday.
MUSHROOMS GALORE ...!
With mushroom season in full swing, Mrs. Betty Lou Cain and Linda Cain hit the jackpot on this find. Several pounds of the above delectable ’rooms were found (place not revealed) Monday, all of which were 3 to 4 inches in height wtih the largest ones in
the 6 inch size. Photo by Wilbur C. Kendall.
Vandrey Anticipates 4-Minute Mile
IGA FOODLEVER LEAGUE April 27
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Mack’s Appliance 162 A A S Junk Yard 155 Morrison’s Tire 150 Catalina Beauty Shop 139 Stoner Insurance 135 Adler’s 132 Shetrone Real Estate 131 Murphy’s Enco 116
Handicap:
High individual game: D.
Wilson 250.
High individual series: D.
Wilson 626.
High team game: Adler’s 943. High team series: Catalina Beauty Shop 2702.
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High individual game: D.
515, F. Orr 579, G. Crawley 541, j Wilson 234. F. Crawley 503, R. Coons 503,! High individual series: D.
B. Langdon 527.
Antemottve League
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Yorks Grocery ........ 167 Bob’s Body Shop .... 167 Mason’s Jewelers 158 Moose No. 2 ........ 157 Y-Palace. Rest 130 Mallory 147 Shetrone R. S 102 Shetrone R Estate.. 102 Moose No. 1 88 600 Series: Bob Hampton 657 500 Series: Tuttle 533, Bry-
ant 555, Finchum 532, Irwin 500, VanNess 611, Elmore 527, Lewis 614, F. Brewster 564, Langdon 563, V. Inman 532,
Justus 578
200 Games: Bryant 211-201, Hampton 236-230, Justus 208, 7. Brewster 210.
105 105 114 115 142 155 170 170 184
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500 Series—Jordon 507 400 Series—Wilcox 496, Hopkins 489, Mark 476, Murray 474, Brattain 462, Fisher 456, Gen try 445, E. Porter 443, Scott 438, Maurer 433, Shillings 426, Simmons 425, D. Johnson 421, McClure 420, Hurst 418, Fredricks 412, Elliott 410, Gooch
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IGA FOODLEVER LEAGUE April 20
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Mack’s Appliance 162 A A S Junk Yard 155 Morrison’s Tire 142 Shetrone Real Estate 131 Catalina Beauty Shop 131 Stoner Insurance 127 Adler’s 126 Murphy’s Enco ..... 114
Handicap:
High individual game: J.
Jones, 234.
High individual series: J.
Jones 618.
High team game: A A S Junk
Yard 957.
High team series: Mack’s Appliance 2697.
Actual:
High individual game: J. Jones 210. High individual series: J. Jones 546.
Wilson 578. High team game: Stoner Insurance 832. High team series: Stoner Insurance 2386. Series 425 and over: D. Wilson 578, L. Mark 532, E. Jordan 514, M. Buis 509, P. Huxford 501, B. Ashworth 492, A. Cantonwine 482, S. Harris 480, J. Cavin 480, L. Jones 473, E. Shinn 473, J. Murray 469, C. Clines 465, E. Spurr 462, R. Hampton 461, D. Beaman 455, D. Brattain 454, G. Porter 443, W. Pelfrey 440, H. Hartung 434, G. Lancaster 433, E. Murray 432, J, Alex 428, M. Pettit 426.
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PUTNAM COUNTY BOWLING LEAGUE Final Standings
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Dewey’s Barber Shop 196 Hampton’s Garage .... 168 Shetrone Real Estate 155 Bob’s Body Shop ........ 154 Pepsi-Cola 148 Puckett’s Citgo .......... 145 Morrison Tire ...... 130 Harper’s Trucking m ... 122 Hutchison’s Shell ...... 117 Double Decker 108 Omar 108 National Food Prod. .. 104 Fentress Motors 101 Cash Concrete 92 High individual game:
Sharp 223.
High individual series: R.
Rossok 588.
High team game: Dewey’s Barber Shop 1052. High team series: Double
Decker 3066.
Series 500 and over: J. Sharp 564, N. Hoffa 582, J. Hurst 524, C. Alex 504, F. Orr 502, M. Clifford 505, G. Bryant 521, J. Rossok 588, E. Irwin 524, C. Cooper 535, W. Lydick 516, H. Scott 536, J. Kridler 512, F. Mynatt 506, J. Church 533, E. Steinecker 533, P. Buechler 519, C. Brewster 558, E. Bennington 571, D. Bennington 514, S. Komgenick 543, F. Partin 565, B. Hampton 543, K. Justus 535, B.
Taylor 530.
Saturday is Little League Bottle Drive
The Greencastle Little League Parents Organization has announced their Annual Bottle Drive will be held Saturday, May 7. This money is used to help purchase baseball equipment and badly needed uniforms for these boys. Anyone wishing to donate bottles for this worthy cause, please have them ready and Little Leaguers will pick them up Saturday. If anyone should be missed, they may call OL 3-3281. Greencastle Little League appreciate your support.
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Norris Signs With Butler
INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Steve Norris, Rochester, one of Indiana’s top high school basketball stars during the past season, has signed a grant-in-aid to attend Butler University. The 5-8 Norris, also a top track star, averaged 23.7 per game last season and was the top scorer in the Northern Lakes Conference. His 6 feet 7 inches in the high jump is the best so far this season by a Hoosier schoolboy. Norris is the No. 11 man on the Indiana High School basketball "All-Stars” against Kentucky in next month’s annual benefit series.
Automatic League April 19, 1966 Bob’s Body Shop .... 165 99 York Grocery 159 105 Mason’s Jewelry .... 158 106 Moose No. 2 155 109 Y-Palace Rest 124 140 Mallory 117 147 Shetrone R. E 96 168 Moose No. 1 80 184 500 Series: L. Jones 542, R. Crawley 537, M. Tuttle 509, N. Mark 508, F. Orr 509, J VanNess 588, H. Mason 518, C. Crawley 537, K. Finchum 504, K. Stevens 528, R. Hampton 563, F. Brewster 538. 200 Games: R. Crawley 208,
Coach Resigns At Garrett
GARRETT, Ind. UPI —Ward Smith, who coached Garrett to a perfect regular season Indiana high school basketball record, resigned Monday after 13 seasons at the helm of the Railroaders. Smith, who gave no reason for the resignation, said he would remain at the school as a teacher. He said he also will continue to operate a cummer basketball camp with Brandi McCracken, former head coach at Indiana University. Smith’s Railroaders, led by 7foot Chuck Bavis, carried the only perfect record into tins year’s state championship tourney. The team won 24 straight before it was knocked off in the finals of the Fort Wayne regional tourney. Over 13 seasons, Smith’s Garrett teams won 260 games and lost 60. •
INDIANAPOLIS UPI —Don j Vandrey, a crew-cut kid with a burning ambition to become an Olympic runner, is the latest hope to become Indiana’s first 4-minute miler. He has another season to fulfil that ambition as a schoolboy, and he is Confident he can break the magic barrier before leaving Valparaiso High School. So is his coach, Evar Edquist. Just last week, Vandrey lowered the all-time Indiana high school record for the mile to 4:14.8, shaving one-tenth of a second off the mark set by Mark Gibbens of West Lafayette in last May’s state meet. He did it in the Northwestern Conference meet at Gary—right on schedule. "We sort of planned it that way,” said Edquist, “because Gilroy Field in Gary has a real fine track, one cf the finest around here, and the only thing we worried about was the wind. But that was no serious problem.” Vandrey took the lead from the start and was never pushed. He ran the first 440 in 61 seconds, then pulled away from the field. He led the pack by about 60 yards crossing the finish line. "If conditions are ideal, I think Don could run a 4:10 this season and he believes he can break the 4-minute barrier before leaving high school,” said Edquist. "I do, too; in fact, he may even get below 4:10 this year.”
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Eastern Division W. L. Pet. G.B.
Tulsa 9 4 .692 .... Phoenix 9 6 .600 1 Oklahoma City 6 6 .500 2 1 ,& Denver 7 8 .467 3 San Diego 6 9 .400 4
Indianapolis .... 5
Western Division
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Hawaii 10 7 .588 Seattle 9 7 .563 Tacoma 8 8 .500 Vancouver 7 8 .467 Portland 6 7 .462
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9 .357 4 1 /2 Spokane 6 9 .400 3
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BLUEFIN TUNA 977 LBS.
YELLOW PERCH 4LBS V 3J40Z.
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CHANNEL BASS 83 LBS.
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SNOOK 52 LBS., 6 OZ.
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Washington H.S. Wins Relays COLUMBUS, Ind. UPI— In- | dianapolis Washington, paced by Lurry Hihaugh with a pair of victories, won the re-sched-uled Columbus high school truck relays Monday. Hihaugh, the meet’s only double winner, took the 100 and 220-yard dashes to lead the Continentals who finished with 85 points to 63 for second-place New Albany. Richmond was third with 57 and Bloomington had 45 points. Meet recoaxis were broken in 6 of the 17 events.
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Philly Wank NBA Championship
PHILADELPHIA UPI — Irv Kosloff, owner of the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team, had only one thought in mind when he hired Alex Hannum as his new head coach—“to bring the NBA championship to this city.” "In order to achieve that objective,” Kosloff explained, “it seemed to be there was only one man for the job—Alex Hannum.”
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