The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 August 1966 — Page 4

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Entries Are Still Being Accepted For Annual Jaycee Swim Meet

Entries are still being accepted for the fourth annual Jaycee Swim Meet to be held August 7th at 5:00 p. rn. Entry blanks may be obtained at the Robe-Ann Park Swimming Pool, and the Windy Hill Country Club swimming pool. Entry blanks when filled out may be returned to the Robe-Ann Swimming Pool, or mailed to the Jaycees. The age groups, 8 and under, 10 and under, and'12 and under, will be required to swim one length in competition. Age groups 14 and under and 15 and up will be required to swim two lengths of the pooL Girls will compete against girls and boys against boys. The five age groups will be combined into 2 groups for the butterfly class only. They will be 14 and under and 15 and up. The Jaycees would also like to add that the decision of the judges will overrule that of the timers. The following is a list of rules which will be strictly enforced:

Freestyle: 1. A swimmer cannot touch bottom at any time. 2. At least one hand must touch the end of the pool before making a turn. Backstroke: 1. The full distance must be swum on the back. 2. When making a turn the swimmer’s hand must touch the end of the pool before he turns over on his side and the swimmer must be on his back before his feet leave the wall. 3. For a qualified finish the swimmer’s hand must touch the end of the pool while he is still on his back. Breaststroke: 1. The arms and legs must move simultaneously and cannot break the top of the water. 2. The feet cannot break the top of the water and the frog kick only will be allowed. 3. The head cannot go under water. 4. Only one stroke under water will be allowed at each end of the pool, 5. At the turns and finish

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both hands must touch the end of the pool at the same time. Butterfly: 1. Both legs and arms must move simultaneously. 2. The legs may move up and down. 3. Only one stroke under water will be allowed at each end of the pool. 4. At the turns and finish both hands must touch the end of the pool at the same time. If any swimmer obstructs or hinders another swimmer he will be immediately disqualified. Awards will be given to the first four places in each class. And the winners will represent Greencastle in the State-wide Jaycee meet at Muncie Aug. 28th. So, come on out, everyone has a chance to win award.

aleagueg STANDINGS

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L Pet. GB INDIANAPOLIS 70 40 .636 Tulsa 66 43 .606 3^ Phoenix •••••... 58 53 .523 12^a Denver 54 54 .500 15 Son Diego 54 50 .478 17% Oklahoma City 48 62 .436 22 WESTERN DIVISION W L Pet. GB Seattle 61 49 .555 Vancouver 57 54 .514 4Vi Spokane 54 57 .486 7% Portland 48 62 .436 13 Hawaii 48 64 .429 14 Tacoma 46 67 .407 16%

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Los Angeles 60 42 .588 San Francisco 62 44 .585 Pittsburgh 60 44 .577 Philadelphia 56 49 .533

Bowling LADIES MONDAY NITE SUMMER LEAGUE July 25, 1966

The Go Go Girls 36

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Cloverdale 4

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The Characters

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First-Citizens Bank

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Alley-gaters

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Home Laundry

Handicap:

Hi Ind. Game: M. Jones 237 Hi Ihd. Series: C. Gofer 609 Hi Team Game: The Characters 773 Hi Team Series: Home Laundry 2137 400 series plus: B. Stitzle 403; J. Alex 421; M. Jones 420; F. Jones 455; C. Gofer 480; R. Hampton 429; K. Simmons 468; D. Simmons 410; D. Wilson 494; S. Perry 501; G. Elliott 457; R. Hanneman 425; J. Bean 461; G. Cassell 448; K. Braden 419; M. Price 417; H. Baker 407; C. Shelton 451; E. Trigg 463; W. Wallace 431; J. Murray 434; C. Justus 428; M. VonTress 405; J. Gavin 533; K. Hopkins 441; J. Murphy 466.

Local Archers Attend Meet A “Best Ball Threesome” Tournament was played at Windy Hill Tuesday morning by the ladies who didn’t journey to Danville. Winners on the home course with a score of 42 were Vicky Terry, Hazel Winsey, and Helen Kloor. Runner-up team consisted of Betty Harmless, Dorothy Crawley and Marion Murphy with a score of 43. Low Gross winners at Danville were Roberta McCormick and Ruth Greve. A net prize was won by Vickie Manson and the mystery prize was won by Marilyn Hoover. Next week is guest day at Windy Hill and reservations must be made for the luncheon for members and their guests.

St. Louis 54 49 .524 6% Cincinnati 51 53 .490 10 Houston 49 55 .471 12 xAtlanta 48 57 .457 13% New York 47 56 .456 13% xChlcago 33 71 .317 28 AMERICAN LEAGUE Night Nights Not Included

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Baltimore 69 35 .663 Detroit 55 47 .539 13 Cleveland 54 48 .529 14 California 55 49 .529 14 Minnesota 52 52 .500 17 Chicago .. 51 53 .490 18 New York 47 56 .456 21% Washington 48 61 .440 23% Kansas City 45 58 .437 23% Boston 45 62 .421 25% TUESDAY’S RESULTS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Denver 6. Spokane 4 Tulsa 3, Phoenix 2 San Diego 7, INDIANAPOLIS 3 Vancouver 14, Oklahoma City 0 Tacoma 4, Seattle 2 Portland 8, Hawaii 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 6, Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 8 Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 3 San Francisco 5, New York 4 Philadelphia 4. Houston 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at California (night) Kansas City 4. Washington 3 Minnesota 7, Boston 3 Detroit 5, Chicago 0 Baltimore 8, Cleveland 6

Little League Results

In Minor League action the Orioles defeated ttye Pirates 126. Winning pitcher Black and

the loser pitcher Burk.

PIBATES • AB B H Wokoun ... 0 2 0 O’Hair .... 2 Pierce 3 Burk 2 Bullerdlck . 3 Stevens 3 Martindale I York 1 Hunter ... 1

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B. Jones ..221 Earl 11 0 Black 3 1 .1 Ashworth ..400 K. Jones .v. 3 1 1 Coffman ...3 2 1 Wlekert ....3 I 0 Johnson .;. 1 2 0 Hirt 3 3 1

Guilty Conscience VIENNA UPI — An Anonymous letter to the public transportation director contained a check for $36. The author confessed to having cheated the transportation company out of its fare 300 times “during my student days,” and he wanted to

pay up now.

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Supreme Court May Get Case LOUISVILLE UPI—An ap-

peal to the U. S. Supreme Court may be made by an attorney for a white woman who married a Negro musician and lost cus-

tody of her five youngsters. George Crumlin, representing

Mrs. Ann Eilers Anderson of Indianapolis, charged that Jefferson County Circuit Judge Lyndon Schmid “made his deci-

sion on race and race alone”

when he awarded the children to their father, George Eilers

Of Louisville.

“We feel that it is virtually immoral if not illegal to say

that she must five up her children because she married cut of her race,” Crumlin said. Crumlin said the case would be presented to the Kentucky Court of Appeals within thfc next 60 days. “We hope to get a favorable ruling from the court of Ajh peals and if we don’t we are prepared to go all the way to the U. S. Supreme Court,” he said. The five children are now living with their father here. Crumlin said he has visited the children and alleged that Eilers has convinced them they do not want to return to their mother.

For unusual decorative effects, collect weeds and dip in food coloring. They make handsome dried bouquets or centerpieces.

Golf Tourney At Windy Hill Seven local archers, members of Deer Creek Archers, attended the National Field Archery Association finals at Point Pleasant, West Virginia, from July 25th through July 29th. The archers were Max and Madonna Cody, Margaret and Danny LaBounty and Crawford, Sondra and Bruce Burris. All placed well in the top 10%. Cr'awford and Bruce each placed 3rd in their respective classes. Approximately 850 archers from 50 states attended this tournament. If you are interested in archery, either as an enjoyable sport or for hunting purposes, contact any of these people or Fred AsbelL

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