The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 July 1966 — Page 4
4 The Dally Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Tuesday, July 12, 1964
Three Former Winners Survive First Round of Indiana Amateur Golf Tourney
COLUMBUS, Ind. UPI — Three former winners, including the defending champion, survived first round play in 90degree heat in the Indiana Amateur Golf championships here
Monday, but a four-time titlist was eliminated. Larry Tanber, Michigan City, who won the event last year, was an easy first-round winner over Kent Frandsen, Lebanon,
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6 and 5. Last year’s runnerup, Ed Tutwiler, Indianapolis, also had little trouble with John Beckman, Richmond, winning also by a 6 and 5 margin. Tutwiler, a Walker Cup player Is former National Amateur runnerup. Four-time state amateur titlist John David, Indianapolis, was eliminated from the 128player starting field by Pay Riley, South Bend, 4 and 3. Terry Winter, who won the amateur crown in 1964 and was a semi-finalist last year, ^scored an easy triumph over Dave Truman, Plymouth, 8 and 6. Winter was 1 under par for 12 holes. Dr. Jack Leer, Indianapolis, tourney winner in 1963, scored a 2 and 1 victory over Jack Ramsey, Tipton. This year’s state junior champion, Steve Falender, Indianapolis, dropped Steve Andres, Bloomington, from the field with a 3 and 2 victory. Andres had won the junior title last year. Falender played even par on the front nine and was three over when the match ended. Jim Schroecongost, Muncie, defeated former state junior champ Jim Jewell, South Bend, 1-up. One of the most exciting matches of the day found Boyd Toney, Marion, coming from behind with birdies on the last two holes to edge Lee Evans, Indianapolis, 1 up in 19 holes. Toney trailed by two holes at the 16th. He chipped in a 40footer to win that hole. After halving 17, Toney dropped in a three-footer birdie to even the match. He chipped in a 30-footer for a birdie on 19 to win the match.
Three-Team Tie MUNCIE UPI—Three teams deadlocked for top honors in Monday’s weekly Indiana PGA golf tourney. Two teams headed by pro Roy Childs of New Castle and another by Wayne Hemsley, Anderson, tied with a best ball of 64. In the pro-pro division, Bill Heinlein of Carmel teamed with Charles Veal of Richmond for a best-ball of 68 to tie the teams of A1 White and Dave Jacks and Red Pitney and Ellis Brown.
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hlMyiea STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L Pet. GB Tulsa 54 31 .635 INDIANAPOLIS 52 32 .619 IVa Phoenix 45 42 .517 10 Denver 42 43 .494 12 San Diego 43 46 .483 13 Oklahoma City 37 47 .449 16>a WESTERN DIVISION W L Pet. GB Seattle 48 37 .565 Spokane 46 41 .529 3 Vancouver 41 45 .477 7 Portland 36 46 .439 10 I/ 2 Hawaii 38 50 .432 11 Va Tacoma ..... 34 56 .378 16
BOWLING NEWS WEDNESDAY NITE SUMMER LEAGUE W L Team No. 2 38 10 Unlucky Three 30 18 Twisters 30 18 Question Marks 28 20 Team No. 12 28 20 Atkins & Sons 28 20 Three Bombers 26 22 3 Bs 24 24 V B Hs 22 26 Team No. 1 22 26 American Zinc 20 28 Hutchison Shell No. 2 14 34 Hutchison Shell No. 1 14 34 VWF Post 1550 12 36 600 series: C. Buis 611. 500 series: V. Atkins 582; M. Long 503; C. Alex 539; E. Bennington 515; L. Murray 569; R. Fisher 507; J. Edmonds 501; B. Pettit 579; M. Crawley 535; H. Sutherlin 500; D. Cline 520; K. Stevens 551; R. Shoemaker 518; J. VanNess 523; J. Hurst 563; D. Shoemaker 579.
Ken Rosewall Is Topseeded CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Defending champion Ken Rosewall of Australia was seeded first Monday for this week’s $23,500 pro tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket Club. The muscular Rosewall won the title a year ago by upsetting fellow Aussie and topseeded Rod Laver. Laver, who won in 1964, was ranked second this year, followed by Andres Gimeno of Spain and Earl Butch Buchholz of St. Louis. The tournament begins Wednesday night with the innovations of night tennis and doubles competition. Previous matches have been daytime singles affairs. It also was announced Monday that Rice Institute tennis Coach Sammy Giammalva will replace Alex Olmeda of Los Angeles in the tournament. Olmedo has pressing personal affairs, officials said.
NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB San Francisco 54 33 .621 Pittsburgh 52 33 .612 L Los Angeles 47 36 .568 5 Philadelphia 46 39 .541 7 Houston 45 40 .529 8 St. Louis 39 43 .476 mi Atlanta 41 47 .466 13'/* Cincinnati 37 46 .446 15 New York 35 48 .422 17 Chicago 26 57 .313 26 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Baltimore 58 29 .667 Detroit 48 35 .578 8 Cleveland 46 37 .554 10 California 46 39 .541 11 Minnesota 40 45 .471 17 Kansas City 39 46 .459 18 Chicago 38 47 .447 19 Washington 39 49 .443 19</a New York 36 48 .429 20>,i Boston 37 52 .416 22 MONDAY’S RESULTS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Denver 4, Oklahoma City 3 San Diego 2, Seattle 0 Tacoma 13. INDIANAPOLIS I Vancouver 1, Tulsa 0 . Phoenix 3, Hawaii 2 No Games in the Amerieaa or National Leagne (All-Star Game today) TODAY’S SCHEDULE PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE All Night Games INDIANAPOLIS at Portland Tulsa at Denver Phoenix at Hawaii Seattle at San Diego Spokane at Tacoma Vancouver at Oklahoma City No games today In American or National League (Ail-Star Game) Soviets Cancel Meet With U.S.
MOSCOW UPI—Soviet track and basketball teams canceled scheduled meets with American teams in the United States this month to “protest against American bombing of Hanoi,” the official Soviet news agency Tass reported. American Embassy officials said there would be no reaction until they had been officially informed. Members of the Soviet track team, who received their U. S. visas last week, were scheduled to leave today. They were to b« in Los Angeles in time for training before meeting the American team July 23-24. The departure was canceled, according to Soviet sources, after the 80 athletes held a mass meeting and passed a resolution condemning American "Aggression’ ’in North Viet Nam. The sources said the Soviet athletes then decided to cancel the traditional "battle of the giants” with their American rivals. It was believed that an American swimming team due to arrive here tomorrow to compete in a 10-nation meet this weekend would cancel out in retaliation.
Bears Open Camp RENSSELAER UPI — The Chicago Bears will open their training camp here today, with about 30 rookies expected to report for drills at St. Joseph’s College.
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Ralston Seeded 1st in 56th Clay Courts Tourney MILWAUKEE UPI — Dennis Ralston, the top-rated tennis player in the nation from Bakersfield, Calif., was slated to make his first appearance in today’s second round of the 56th Clay Courts tournament here. Ralston, who is seeded first for the meet, was allowed to skip Monday’s competition because he had taken part Sunday in the finals of the Western Open at Indianapolis. Cliff Richey, Dallas, Tex., seeded second here and Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico and Marty Riessen, third and fourth, respectively, also postponed their first day’s action here because of the Western. None of the four was scheduled to meet ranked competition today. The other four mens seeds all downed first round op-
ponents Monday.
Nancy Richey, Dallas, the No. 1 seed among the women, skipped Monday's action and was scheduled to make her debut today as she tries for her unprecedented fourth Clay, Courts championship in a row. j
Indians Lose TACOMA, Wash. UPI — The Indianapolis Indians were routed by Tacoma Monday | night, 13-5, to remain IV2 games behind Tulsa’s eastern division leaders in the Pacific Coast League. Don Davis with a three-run homer and two doubles drove in five runs to pace the winners. Dick Kenworthy smashed a 3-run homer for the Tribe and Fred Klages took the loss, giving him an 8-4 record. Dave Dowling was credited with the win.
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Dave Vineyard pitched a fivehitter as the Rochester Red Wings beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-0 and Don Zanni allowed the Syracuse Chiefs four hits as the Buffalo Bisons edged the Chiefs 2-1 before the Chiefs rebounded on homers by Arturo Lopez, Ron Chandler and Tom Matchick to take the nightcap 11-7. George Kopacz’ seventh-in-ning three-run homer gave the Richmond Braves a 5-4 comeback victory over the Toledo Mud Hens after Bobby Murcer’s 12th homer had highlighted a four-run Mud Hen sixth.
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