The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 May 1966 — Page 8

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Wadnasday, May 4, 1966

Greencastle Golf Team Defeats Brazil Linton for Seventh Straight

Greencastle High School’s golf team won their seventh victory in a row as they defeated Brazil and Linton Monday to run their record to 8-3. In the match played over the wet Brazil course, Brazil was defeated 8-2 and Linton 10-0.

Mike Troyer and Rob Lyon were medalists as they swept their matches with 40s. Dan Mont, shooting a 43 and Randy Schauwecker, posting a 42, also defeated both opponents. Ron Smith, shooting a 52, defeated

Lady Golfers Have 47 Members

Lady golfers are popping up like mushrooms at Windy Hill Country Club. The total number of members belonging to the association to date, is forty seven. Tuesday morning thirty four turned out for golf or instruction. The tournament for the day was total low putts for teams. Team No. 1 — Mabel Vermillion, Ruth Greve, Hazel Winsey and Dorothy Sheese. Team No. 2 — Margaret Corbin, Dorothy Boyd, Jean Moore and Wilma

Proctor. A drawing was made among the D players with Diane Orlosky and Norma Duncan winners. Next week the tournament for the day will be a “Second Chance” tournament followed by a luncheon. Elaine Huber was welcomed as a new member.

his Linton opponent and lost to

New York Yankee coach j Frank Crosetti has been in a ; record 22 World Series—seven I as player and 15 as coach.

Brazil.

The Cubs next match is with Garfield Friday at Windy Hill.

The Brazil, Linton results fol-

low.:

Pts.

Mike Troyer, G

.... 40

Buck, B

.... 48

Turner, L

... 49

Rob Lyon, G

.... 40

Stewart, B

.... 41

Fusco, L

Dan Mont, G

.... 43

Lynch, B

.... 46

Truitt, L

... 45

Randy Schauwecker,

G 42

Miller, B

... 43

Broscheier, L

... 47

Ron Smith, G

.... 52

Pollom, B

.... 44

Wewitt, L Scores:

.... 56

Greencastle 8, Brazil 2 Greencastle 10, Linton 0 Brazil 7%, Linton 2 1 / a

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NOTICE

County Pee Wee, Babe Ruth, and Little League will have an organizational meeting Monday, May 9, 7:30 at Max Baily residence, 705 Crescent Drive, Greencastle.

Wabash Names New Coach

CRAWFORDS VILLE TIPI— Wabash College Tuesday announced the appointment of Max E. Servies as athletic director and Russell (Rusty) Nichols as head basketball coach. Both served in these positions in an acting capacity for the past year. At the same time, Richard J. White, an assistant in football, basketball and baseball, was announced as head baseball coach, effective next season. All three are former athletes and Wabash College graduates. Servies had been wrestling coach and assistant in football since 1960. Nichols succeeds Bob Brock as hardwood coach. Brock is athletic director and assistant principal at the new Fountain Central High School near Veedersburg.

Teen League to Hold Auction The Cloverdale Junior Teen League (Babe Ruth) will hold its Annual Slave Dinner and Auction on May 7th at the American Legion Home. Saturday evening at 7:30 p. m. approximately 50 boys will go “on the block.” Wayne Branneman, auctioneer, will sell them to the highest bidder. Anyone who needs help for any work such as painting, yardwork, cleaning, window washing, housework, farm work (not involving operation of machinery) may purchase a “Slave for a Day.” The buyer will designate time and place for work detail. Parents will transport your slave to and from work. These boys range in age from 13-18 and are able, willing workers. They are very interested in this summer’s baseball program and give their time and energy to help finance it. All proceeds from this event go toward purchase of equipment, uniforms, and insurance for the Junior Teen Baseball League. A tasty ham dinner will be served from 5:30-7:30. Tickets for dinner may be bought from any of the boys or at the do-r. You do not have to come for dinner in order to buy a “slave”. However we do urge you to attend both events. Here is your opportunity to have a “fun” evening and also help many teen age boys have a “fun” summer.

Kerr Named To Coach Bulls

CHICAGO UPI — Johnny Kerr, a former star center at the University of Illinois, Tuesday was named head coach of the new Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association. A1 Bianchi was named his assistant. Both men were among the 18 players drafted by the Bulls from the nine other NBA teams last weekend to prepare to play in the league next fall. Bulls President Dick Klein said it would be the job of Kerr to “get the team ready to play 81 games” and for Bianchi to teach the players “the fine points of individual play.” Kerr, a Chicagoan, became one of the Big Ten’s all-time centers while playing for Illinois. Kerr, who has been playing for the Baltimore Bullets, and Bianchi, from the Philadelphia 76’ers, were among the castoffs that Klein picked up from other NBA teams as a “reward” for getting into the league.

Tiger Tennis Team Wins

DePauw’s varsity tennis team ran its season record to 8-4 yesterday with a 7-2 victory over Indiana State University. This afternoon at Valparaiso the Tigers will attempt to defend their championship of the Midlands Five tourney which was moved upstate after it was rained out here 10 days ago. Even further testing faces the Tigers later this week when Southern Illinois comes to town Thursday followed by Ball State Saturday. In the Indiana State meet the Tigers captured five of the six singles matches and two of the three doubles. Only singles loser was Mark Smith, 6-4 and 6-4 in number five. Smith and Gary Sullivan also lost in number three doubles, 6-2, 6-3. Carl Hirth, number two singles man for DePauw, was forced tq three sets before he won, and Ren Werrenrath and Kim Wincup went three sets before taking number one doubles.

AJBC Tourney The Junior & Adult Tournament held Saturday, April 30th, had one hundred and forty six participants. This is the largest tournament conducted by the Putnam County AJBC Assn. Trophies for first place boy and girl in each division will be awarded at the Junior Bowling Banquet Thursday, April 19th. Bantam Girl: Andrea Taylor Bantam Boy: (tie) Dave Miller, Steve Crawley Junior Girl: Jerry Bryant Junior Boy: Richard Collins Thanks to all the adults who made this tournament a success. Hope to see all of you back next year.

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Bob Elliott Dies SAN DIEGO, Calif. UPI — Bob Elliott, 44, most valuable player in the National League in 1947, died today at Mercy Hospital where he was under treatment for hemorrhaging in the stomach and lower esophagus. A hospital spokesman said the former manager of the Kansas City Athletics had been in critical condition since his admittance Monday when he underwent surgery.

The two teams meet again tonight in the second game of a six-game series.

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4-H Equestrians Hold Meeting The second meeting of the Putnam County 4-H Equestrians was held April 19th, at 7:30 p. m. The American pledge was led by Kent Grimes, and the 4-H pledge was led by Diane Denny. Pam Patton read the secretary’s report which was approved The treasurer’s report of $13.08 was given by Kent Grimes. Tim Hood, Health & Safety Leader, gave a factual and helpful report on “Fainting.” The members voted to have the outdoor meetings on the third Sundays of every month at 12:30. The indoor meetings will be held the first Tuesday night of every month. It was also voted that a member can miss only one outdoor and two indoor meetings to still be a member. It was decided that the first outdoor meeting will be held May 15th, at 12:30. Jenny Fryar, the adult leader, announced that all enrollment cards must be in by May 15th, in order to be a member in the club. The meeting was then turned over to Dr. Hienzie, a veterinarian from Purdue University. His talk was on the conformation and health of a horse. The meeting was then adjourned to music by “The Cyclones.”

Indians Pound San Diego, 13-2 INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indianapolis Indians got their pitching and their hitting clicking together Tuesday night for a 13-2 Pacific Coast League victory over San Diego. While Manly Johnston held the Padres to seven scattered hits and did not give up a run until the final two innings, the Indians pounded five San Diego pitchers for 17 hits. Centerfielder Ed Stroud led the Indianapolis attack with three hits and also walked three times and stole two bases.

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