The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 June 1966 — Page 4

4 Th« Dally Banner, Graancastla, Indiana Friday, Juna 10, 1966 Hoosier All - Stars Begin Practice For Kentucky Clash

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana high school basketball "All Stars” opened intensive practice with coach Cleon Reynolds serving notice the Hoosiers will shoot for a two-game sweep over Kentucky in their annual mid-summer benefit classic. Reynolds, coach and athletic director at Marian College, took over the coaching chore from Indiana Central’s Angus Nicoson, who piloted Hoosier teams for 14 years but surrendered the post this year because of administrative duties. The Indiana Stars, selected by the state’s sportswriters and broadcasters, reported to Reynolds Wednesday and promptly went through a 90-minute workout Reynolds indicated he was generally satisfied with the

physical condition of his club but warned his players they are already “four weeks behind Kentucky,” which has no seasonal sports restrictions. The opener of the two-game series will be staged at Louisville June 18, and the return scrap is here one week later. Indiana is led by Lebanon’s sharp-shooting Rick Mount, wiio reported with his left hand taped because of a recent traffic accident. However, Mount will be ready to go and quickly demonstrated he has lost none of his shooting prowess. This year’s Hoosier club is considered one of the best ever put together, but Reynolds warned that hand-picked Kentucky will be hard to beat “no matter w T hat you hear.”

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THIS BIG ONE DIDN'T GET AWAY! Thelma Calhoun, 912 Crown Street, Greencastle, caught this Mississippi River catfish Wednesday afternoon. It is 37 inches long, and weighs 26 pounds. It took her 45 minutes to land it and believe it or not on a 6 lb. test line. She also caught a 20 inch carp and a 316 and 2 1 2 pound Mississippi catfish. She refuses to disclose her favorite fishing hole, but she did give a clue. It is in a 5 mile radius of Greencastle. Banner Photo— Don Whitehead.

LEAGUE STANDINGS

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L Pet. GB Tulsa 32 1« .640 INDIANAPOLIS 29 20 .592 2 1, i Phoenix 28 25 .528 5Vi San Diego 26 27 .491 7 1 / a Oklahoma City 22 28 .449 10 Denver 22 28 .440 10 WESTERN DIVISION W L Pet. GB Portland 25 23 .521 Seattle 27 25 .519 Vancouver 27 25 .519 Spokane 25 29 .463 3 Hawaii 24 31 .436 4»/ a j Tacoma 23 31 .426 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE

L Pet. 19 .642 18 .633 19 .620 24 .510

^ Baltimore 34 | Cleveland 31 i Detroit 31 > Chicago 25

i California 26 26 .500 Minnesota 23 26 .469

' New York 22 | Washington 23 Kansas City 19 Boston 19

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26 .458 9V2 30 .418 12 30 .388 13 33 .365 14Vi

NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB x-Xight Games Not Included xSan Francisco 33 21 .611 - Los Angeles 32 21 .604 % xPittsburgh 30 21 .586 l»i i xPhiladelphia 30 21 .588 IVi xHouston 29 24 .547 -3Vi 1 xAtlanta 25 30 .455 8Vi ! xst. Louis 22 27 .499 8>/ a : xCincinnati 21 27 .438 9 ! xNew York 16 35 .314 15Vi Chicago 16 35 .314 loVi YESTERDAY’S RESULTS INDIANAPOLIS 3, Hawaii 1 Seattle 4-3. Denver 3-4 Oklahoma City 4, Phoenix 5 (10 inning)

San Diego 7, Spokane 2 Tulsa 11, Portland 5 Vancouver 2, Tacoma 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 9. Kansas City 4 Detroit 9. Boston 1 Baltimore 8-4, Washington 7-2 (first game completion of contest suspended Wednesday night) New York at Cleveland tppd. rain) Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta 8, New York 4 Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia B St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles at Chicago, (ppd., rain) San Francisco at Hosuton TODAY’S SCHEDULE Portland at INDIANAPOLIS, (2, 6:30 P. m.) Hawaii at Denver, (night) Oklahoma City at San Diego (night) Vancouver at Seattle (night) Tacoma at Spokane (night) Phoenix at Tulsa (night) AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City at California (night)— Dobson (2-4) vs. Chance (3-7) Minnesota at Chicago (night)—Boswell (1-4) vs. Buzhardt (3-2) New York at Detroit (night)—Bouton (1-0) vs. Aguirre (1-3) Washington at Cleveland (night)—Ortega (5-2) vs. Siebert (4-3) Boston at Baltimore (night)—Stange (1-0) vs. Bunker (4-4) NATIONXAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at New York (night)—Maloney (6-1) vs. Rustek (0-0) St. Louis at Philadelphia (night)—Simmons (0-1) vs. Wise (1-0) Atlanta at Pittsburgh (night)—Johnson (3-5) vs. Veale (6-3) Los Angeles at San Francisco (night)— Koufax (10-1) vs. Bolin (4-4> Chicago at Houston (night)—Holtzman (2-5) vs. Farrell (1-4)

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The Greencastle Little League has announced their schedule for the summer season. The teams are divided into two leagues; the Minors consisting of seven teams and the Majors consisting of six teams. All of the regular scheduled games are to be played at the diamond behind the National Guard Armory on Arlington Street. Greencastle Little League Teams and Schedule for 1966: MINOR MAJOR No. Team No. Team 1. Giants 1. White Sox 2. Red Sox 2. Dodgers 3. Cubs 3. Braves 4. Piratea 4. Red Legs 5. Tigers 5. Yankees 6. Astros 6. Indians 7. Orioles All team members should police the dugout areas after games. Game Time Weekday: Minors 4 p. m. Major 6:30 p. m. Game Time Satudays: Minor 1:30 p. m. Major 3:30 p. m. Rainouts to be scheduled by team managers after end of regular season play. A calendar will be placed in the refreshment stand for team managers to schedule rainouts. All managers must check this calendar before scheduling rain dates. MINOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE June 10, 1966 4—1 June 11, 1966 2—3 June 13. 1966 4—7 June 14, 1966 3—5 June 15, 1966 6—1 June 16, 1966 3—4 June 17, 1966 5—6 June 18, 1966 1—2 June 20, 1966 5—7 June 21, 1966 1—3 June 22, 1966 2—4 June 23, 1966 7—3 June 24, 1966 5—4 June 25, 1966 6—2 June 27, 1966 1—5 June 28, 1966 7—2 June 29, 1966 3—6 June 30, 1966 5—2 July 1, 1966 7—1 July 2, 1966 4—6 July 5, 1966 4—1

Knicks Sign Akin NEW YORK UPI—The New York Knickerbockers signed 6-foot-10 Henry Akin of their sec-! ond draft choice, to a contract for the 1966-67 season it was announced today by General Manager Ed Donovan. Akin played for Morehead State College, Ky., and averaged 20.5 points and 12 rebounds per game.

July 6, 1966 2—3 July 7, 1966 6—1 July 8, 1966 3—5 July 9, 1966 4—7 July 11, 1966 2—1 July 12, 1966 4—3 July 13. 1966 6—5 July 14, 1966 4—2 July 15, 1966 7—5 July 16, 1966 3—1 July 18, 1966 4—5 July 19, 1966 6—2 July 20, 1966 3—7 July 21, 1966 5—1 July 22, 1966 6—3 July 23, 1966 2—7 July 25, 1966 6—4 July 26, 1966 1—7 July 27, 1966 2—5 July 28, 1966 7—6 July 29, 1966 1—4 July 30, 1966 3—2 August 1. 1966 1—6 August 2, 1966 7—4 August 3, 1966 5—3 August 4, 1966 6—7 Rainouts to be scheduled by team managers during end of regular season. MAJOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE June 10, 1966 4—5 June 11, 1966 1—6 June 13, 1966 1—2 June 14. 1966 3—4 June 15, 1966 5—6 June 16, 1966 1—4 June 17, 1966 5—3 June 18, 1966 6—2 June 20, 1966 5—1 June 21, 1966 2—4 June 22, 1966 6—3 June 23, 1966 2—5 June 24, 1966 4—6 June 25, 1966 3—1 June 27. 1966 6—5 June 28. 1966 2—1 June 29. 1966 4—3 June 30, 1966 6—1 July 5, 1966 3—2 July 6, 1966 4—5 July 7, 1966 1—3 July 8, 1966 5—2 July 9, 1966 4—6 July 11, 1966 1—4 July 12, 1966 5—3 July 13, 1966 6—2 July 14, 1966 5—1 July 15. 1966 3—6 July 16, 1966 2—4 Rainouts to be scheduled by team managers during the two weeks following end of regular season.

TOKYO UPI—Yoshiakl Numata 134 ^i, Japan, outpointed Flash Elorde, 135, Philippines (12—won Orient lightweight title).

COPENHAGEN UPI—George Krogh, 133, Denmark, outpointed Don Johnson, 130, Los Angeles (10).

LOS ANGELES UPI—Frankie Belma, 149 1 / 2, Wilmington, Calif., outpointed Frank Jennings, 146, Los Angeles (10),

LAS VEGAS UPI — Ralph Dupas, 149 Las Vegas, outpointed Polo Corona, 150 ^a. Mexico (10).

Yanks Recall Stafford NEW YORK UPI — The New York Yankees Thursday recalled pitcher Bill Stafford from Toledo to replace Whitey Ford, who earlier this week was placed on the disabled list with an ailing elbow. Stafford, slated to pitch against Detroit Sunday, was 5-2 at Toledo with a 2.65 earned run average in 47 2-3 innings.

HOT FRESHMAN CHICAGO UPI—Gale Sayers, Chicago Bear halfback, set the National Football League single season touchdown record of 22 in 1965—his rookie year.

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