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4 The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Tuesday, September 13, 1966

County High School IlnjuriesHit MJ.'s

USAC Officials to Meet With Race Baseball in Full Swing Football Squad

Committee to Discuss Race Format

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The United States Auto Club’s board of directors decided Monday to meet with officials of the Indianapolis Speedway to discuss the pre-race format for the Memorial Day 500-mile race. The USAC rules committee met last Thursday and recommended only minor changes in the “flying’ start,” chief among them that the pace car be

driven by a professional driver and that the pole car maintain a constant speed with the pace car. This year's race was marred by a 16-car pileup on the first lap which knocked 11 cars out of the race for good. Some drivers contended that a faster start might have prevented the accident. The board rejected a recom-

S P U TIER!N G S

By Walter L Johns, Central Press Sports Editor

ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and there and strung along the typewriter .., Hotel rooms in Baltimore are at a premium already because of the upcoming World Series there . . . When A1 Downing, the Yankee lefthander, beat the A's the other day, it was only his second win In 10 weeks . . . Missouri and Florida, the Sugar Bowl foes last January 1, each came away with 1191,000. ... They’ll have a doubleheader football program at the 50,000-seat Memorial Stadium in Memphis, October 22 .. . Ole Miss and Houston meet In the afternoon and Tulsa and Memphis State at night . . . Then there’s the story about the little girl who went fishing and failing to get a bite, pulled her fishing line out of the water . . . Asked why, she explained: “I’m tired of .gp£ being waited on." ... There are no race tracks W the U.S. that license girl jockeys, but several have “Powder Puff" races for them •.. Now the Southeastern Conference will have a Sky-Writers tour of the teams in their area a-la-the Big Ten group, which now Is in its 13th year . . . Syracuse U. has one of its earliest football openings . . . September 10 against Baylor at Waco, Tex. . . . Seven members of the St Louis Hawks’ cage team have radio sport shows in the Mound City . . . Speed deluxe . . . Dick Stone, a tackle on the University of Illinois football tjwtrw, once broke through the line while on defense and received the opposing quarterback’s handoff ... This was in a high school game . . . Red Auerbach, now general manager of the Boston Celtics, bought himself five suits to give himself a new image ... He took so much ribbing he’s back to sports jackets again ... Of all things, they’ve already sold 20,000 tickets to the Sugar Bowl Game in New Orleans January 2. • • • A DUFFER hit a ball which rolled right up to the top of an ant hill. When he took his next shot, he missed the ball and ploughed his club right Into the hilL He did this several times and finally one ant turned to another and said: “Hey, Charley, if we want to get out of this alive, we Better get (m the ball!’’

BUSTER MATHIS, the S00-pound former Grand Rapids, Mich., sign painter and Olympic boxer, has won 12 straight pro fights and now is directed by Cus D'Amato, who once guided Floyd Patterson . . . University of Michigan’s Stadium, which seats 101,001, Is the largest college-owned structure of Its kind designed solely for football . . . Ike WQliams, fanner lightweight boxing champ, now la a boxing Instructor for the Youth Corps at Camp Kilmer, NJ. ... Ten years ago attendance in the National Football League came to 2,521,836. . . . Last year it reached 4,684,021 but of course there are more teams now . . . First of fixe ABC televised college games is Syracuse at Baylor on September 10 ... In nine years in the majors. Mg Frank Howard of the Senators has stolen only three bases . . . But that’s nuthin’ . . . Gus Triandos, who played in the majors for 13 years, stole only one base during that time . . . Charlie Morris, traveling secretary of the Indians, recently missed his first game in 25 years In baseball ... A visit to the dentist was the cause . . . Of all things, Randy Vernon, punter on the Ohio U. squad last year, has broken his leg in an auto accident and won’t play . . . They haven’t had a 20-game winner in the Carolina league in six years, but Robbie Snow of Win-ston-Salem has just recorded his 20th victory of the season.

Quarterbackers to Meet Cub Coach Bob Bergman

Greeneastle Quarterback members could hardly have selected a more auspicious date for their kickoff dinner than Wednesday, Sept. 14,—tomorrow night. After wading into a 6:15 p. m. buffet dinner in the Memorial Student Union, quarterbackeri and their wives will get their first official exposure to the city’s two head grid coaches. To the dinner Greeneastle mentor Bob Bergman will bring a spotless 2-0 mark and no doubt an exciting story of what is behind the new surge !b GHS grid fortunes. Author of lopsided back to back wins over Mooresville and Linton, Bergman has been to the post while the other half of the evening’s entertainment —Tiger tamer Tom Mont— waits in the wings until this weekend.

Gets New Post WASHINGTON UPI — Dr. Jimmye S. Hillman, head of the University of Arizona's Agricultural Economics Department, is the new executive director of the National Advisory Commission on food and fiber. President Johnson named Hill- , man Monday to succeed the late Harlow W. Halvorson as head of the commission, which was set up last November to evaluate U. S. agricultural and related foreign trade policies and recomm«nd long-range goals.

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mendation that turbine cars be banned from the “500.” The I rules committee said that a turbine engine could explode and i hurl parts into the crowd. The board instructed Henry Banks, director of competition, to come up with a formula for a turbine engine which would be acceptable as safe. The committee had also recommended that when a race is stopped, crews be allowed to work on the cars under the supervision of a technical judge. The board voted to send this recommendation back to the committee for a clarification of what was meant by "work”.” The board voted to uphold a penalty imposed on driver Billy Foster, Victoria, B. C., in this year’s race at Atlanta. Foster was accused of passing under the yellow light and was penalized three laps, which moved him from second to third place in the race. Ihe board reduced the penalty from three laps to a fine of $1,000. Foster had appealed the penalty.

Using the long ball to great advantage and making the most of their hits, Bainbridge defeated their sister school, Russellville, Friday evening, 11-

to 3.

Larry Steele opened the scoring early by hitting a home run as the lead-off batter. Before the smoke cleared, Ron Rossok, and little brother, N. Steele, had tripled, and 4 runs scored. In the second inning, G. Richards tripled with the bases loaded and the Pointers scored

5 more runs.

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Purdue Names Grid Co-Captains LAFAYETTE UPI — AllAmerica quarterback Bob Griese and defensive halfback George Catavolos Monday were named co-captains for the Purdue Boilermakers’ football opener here Saturday against Ohio University. Coach Jack Molenkopf made two shifts in his offensive line Monday because of concern about the blocking performance turned in during the scrimmage last Saturday. He put 232-pound senior Mike Barnes of Chicago into the left tackle slot and moved Chuck Erlenbaugh, a 227pounder frem Chicago, to left guard. The Purdue workout will change to a one-a-day schedule today after twice-a-day sessions since the beginning of the fall practices. The Boilermakers were honored at a Kickoff Luncheon today at noon under the sponsorship of the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Comfnerce and other local civic clubs.

Reservations for the opening dinner may be made by calling Mary Evelyn Goodhue at the Chamber of Commerce office— OL 3-4517—before noon Wednesday. Persons who wish to join the 75-member club may still do so at the Chamber office or at the dinner in the Student Union at Hanna and Locust.

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D. Steele, N. Steele (4), and English; R. Carrington, Cushman (3), and Cushman, Miller (3).

Cub Season Ducats on Sale

Season tickets for the Tiger Cub home football schedule are on sale at the various principals’ offices. Adult season tickets are $3.75 and student tickets are priced at $2.00 for five home games. You can also get your season ticket at the gate Friday night when the Gerstmeyer Black Cats come to town for the home opener at 8:00 p.m. Other teams on the home schedule are Garfield, Cascade, Brazil and Clinton. Single admission gate prices at football and basketball games are $1.00 for adults and 50c for students.

Bainbridge played 3 other games last week and came out on- the short end of the score in two of them. L. Steele struck out 13 Hawks Monday evening and lost a one-hitter, 4 to 3.

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F. Hansell and D. Hansell; N. Steele and English. Thursday evening, Mutter-

spagn and Thretkeld hit back to back home runs in the bot-: tom of the first to help Darling- 1 ton shade the Bainbridge nine,

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Bainbridge _. 200 000 0—2 5 1 Darlington .„ 201 000 0—3 7 2

BLOOMINGTON UPI—A 233pounder described by head coach John Pont as the best blocking tight end in the Big | Ten has been lost for the season by the Indiana football

squad.

Pont reported today Rick Spickard of Highland, Ind., who started all 10 games as a sophomore last season, was shelved for the year because of a knee ! injury suffered in a Saturday

scrimmage.

Another hefty lineman, 253pound defensive tackle Bill ! Bergman, also suffered a knee i injury in the Saturday workout and will be benched indefinitely. | Pont said Bergman, a junior ! letter-winner from Chicago, 1 would definitely miss the Saturday opener against Miami of

, Ohio.

Both Spickard and Bergman were ticketed to be starters this

season.

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Boh Charles became the first lefthander to win a major tournament by taking the British Open in 1963.

The first rubber golf balls ap- ! peared in 1899 and were called | “Bouncing Billies.” j

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The Assault Handicap at Arlington Park race track is named for the 1946 Triple Crown winner.

AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Baltimore 88 55 .618 Minnesota 80 65 .552 9Vi Detroit 79 65 .549 10 Chicago 76 70 .521 14 California 73 71 .507 16 Cleveland 73 73 .500 17 Kansas City 66 80 452 24 New York 65 81 .445 35 Washington 64 8; .432 27 Boston .. 64 85 .43 0 37*/a YESTERDAY’S RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Los Angelea (night) Only game aeheduled t AMERICAN LEAGUE California 6, Baltimore 5 Only game aeheduled

Freedom Near INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A man sentenced to life in prison from Marion County in 1944 for the slaying of his wife is scheduled for freedom Sept. 29. Raymond Cozad was one of 45 inmates of the Indiana State Prison authorized for parole in a report issued by the State Department of Correction. Cozad, the only lifer on the list, was convicted of murder for the hammer and knife death of his wife in their Indianapolis home.

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