The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 September 1966 — Page 7

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By Walter L Johns, Central Press Sports Editor

SOUTH BEND, Ind.—They’re still talking about the Irish soph pair of quarterback Terry Hanratty and end Jim Seymour following their spectacular debut in college ball for Notre Dame here last weekend. But they also saw another fine quarterback, Bob Griese, of Purdue, and they knew that he was a great one. Hanratty, with bullet-like heaves to end Seymour, certainly was one of the big stars of the game, his first with the Irish, but Griese did a fine job, too, adding to his AllAmerican rating of last year and possible Heisman Trophy bid this year. Griese couldn’t engineer another victory over the Irish, like he did last year when he completed 19 out of 22 passes for a spectacular one-man show, but he continued to be the workhorse of a rugged team which couldn’t match the charging Irish line and the aerial fantastics of Hanratty and Seymour. • • • THE HANDSOME Griese, who will make some pro team happy when he graduates next June, is the most complete football player you can find around. He does everything and Is the “triple threat” they used to tag backs with in the old days. Despite being on the losing end against Notre Dame, Bob did complete 14 of 26 passes for 178 yards and picked up 34 yards running with the ball. The Irish defense was so tough he had to scramble with the ball 15 times. Additionally, he did the punting, kicked two extra points and tried one field goal which missed. All in all Bob handled the ball 50 times, not counting handoffs, by running, passing, kicking. That’s a pretty good afternoon for anyone. • • • GRIESE, who is in industrial management at Purdue, worked most of the summer on his passing, in between some construction work on the Purdue stadium. He practiced going to the left and throwing outside and in his first two games he bas shown he can do just that. He gets the ball away quick, throws it accurately, and is a fine scrambler. And he can run, too. He appears to be good pro material. Bob says that he hasn’t seen any of the offers, that coach Jack Moilenkopf is keeping them for him. He credits Boh DeMoss, Purdue assistant, and a great passer himself in his playing days, with teaching him the mostest. DeMoss la non-commital except to say that Bob “made himself into a helluva quarterback.” This is Griese’s third year with the Boilermakers. Prior to this season he has completed 218 out of 394 passes for 2,653 yards and a flock of touchdowns. He’s from Evansville, stands €'1* tall and weighs 184 pounds.

USAC Drivers to Race in Japan INDIANAPOLIS UPI — A giant auto racing operation gets under way Sunday when 22 machines are air-lifted to Japan for the first United States Auto Club event ever scheduled in the Orient.

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big-car race at Fuji Speedway Gooffy Four Oct. 9. Characters _.

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Cubs Lose Greencastle’s football fortunes took a nose-dive Monday evening at the hands of the Cascade Cadets. The seventh and eighth grades fell before the Cadets 14-7, and freshman squad could do no better and were blanked 7-0. In the grade game, Cascade scored first on a long pass play,

but the Junior Cubs tied it on a touchdown by Gary Gram. But Cascade went on to score another TD to wrap up the game. The freshman team engaged their rivals in a bitter defense struggle with neither team being able to penetrate the other’s goal line until penalties aided the Cadets to push across the game's only score.

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G. Deem 441; B. Crum 417; D. Staley 449; R. Blue 466; D. Brattain 427; B. Brown 405; L J. Williams 421; S. Cofer 429;

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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Thursday, September 29, 1966

Sutherlin’s

Hi team series:

TV 3009.

200 games: D. Johnston 225; R. Skelton 212; F. Brewster 202; M. Brewster 221; L. Conyers 204; J. Hockema 226; B. Minnick 208, 212; J. Rossok

212, 241. 500 series: R. Minnick 568; J. Rossok 634; J. Hockema 523; C. Brewster 546; M. Brewster 504; F. Brewster 547; R. Skelton 586; H. Porter 501; R. Shoemaker 501; D. Johnston

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600 series: E. Irwin 542; Pettit 541; K. Justus 539; Larigdon 536; J. Orr 531; Hampton 527; J. Masten 519; B. Jones 511; R. Duncan 508; F. Partin 506; M. Crawley 504; K. Stevens 503. 200 games: K. Justus 213; R. Friend 308; J. Orr 205.

Men’s 500 series: D. Brewer 572; C. Buis 548; R. Langdon

Indianapolis Motor Speedway 538; H. Schoman 534; E. MasSupt. Clarence Cagle is in ten 527; N. Sutherlin 526; J. charge of the mammoth air-lift. Simmons 516; R. Cavin 503.

The cars are packed two in a Men 200 games: N. Pelfrey R. Gooch 211; J. Church 201; crate for easier handling. Spare 213-201-205; J. Walker 211-204; C. Long 201. parts, tools and additional N. Sutherlin 222; C. Buis 213;!

equipment also will be flown to D. Brewer 210; H. Schoman

Torr’s Restaurant 10 Reeves Welding 10 713 Club 10 500 series: R. Skelton 579; H. Hartung 539; J. Vavies 534; C. Long 527; R. Gooch 523; R. Baker 517; G. Crawley 513. 200 games: R. Skelton 229;

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 9-22-66 W L Sutherlin’s TV 28 4 Hopkins-Walton 20 12 Brewster’s Repair 20 12 Phillip’s “66” —.... 16 16 Farm Bureau 14 18 Seven-Up 12 20 Mallory's 12 20 Fathers Aux. No. 1 6 26 Hi Indk game: J. Rossok 241. Hi Ind. series: J. Rossok 634. Hi team game: Sutherlin’s TV 1043.

"Chamber of Horrors" Voncastle Theater Plays an Unusual Horror Show Friday Thru Sunday. Picture Has A Flasher and Horn That Warns the Audience of Horror Scenes.

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Women over 400: G. Jones 536; J. Cavin 516; W. Pelfrey

534; S. Cash 479; J. Parker 2 Storm

my Clark of Scotland, winners 482 = M - Buis 476 - K - Simmons No. 1 Jordan .... of the last two 500-mile races, 444: C - Masten 438: F - Jones! No. 7 Mosteller

Tokyo.

Most of this country’s prominent Mg-car drivers, along with Britain’s Graham Hill and Jim

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and Jackie Stewart of Scotland 413: A - Sutherlin 402. j No. 6 Dickey .. and Chris Amon of New Zea- Women over 175: P. Jones No. 8 Johnson land, will compete for a purse of W. Pelfrey 189-182; J. No. 3 Collins about $55,000 — about the same Cavin 183. No. 4 Cox .— payoff as the annual Hoosier No. 5 Hanlon 7

Hundred at the Indiana State JUNIOR ft SENIOR DIVISION Fairgrounds here. 9-24-66 The U.S. contingent will be W

led by Mario Andretti, who has virtually clinched his second consecutive USAC national championship; Jim McElreath, Gordon Johncock, Bobby and A1 Unser, Bud Tingelstad, and Lloyd Ruby. Most of them will drive rearengine cars powered by 8-cylin-der Ford or 4-cylinder Offend hauser power plants. The schedule calls for practice at Fuji Oct. 6-7, qualifications Oct. 8, followed by the race the next day. Fuji Speedway, about 60 miles west of Tokyo, is a 4-mile road course but for this race the distance was reduced tq 2% miles.

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Hi Ind. game: B. Crum 188. Hi Ind. series: R. Hockema 478. Hi team game; Edmund’s Janitoral Service 965. Hi team series: Edmund’s Janitoral Service 2782. 400 or better: T. Hoff a 451; S. Allegree 427; J. Edmunds 454; B. Adamson 400; R. Hockema 478; H. Conyers 401;

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Hi Ind. game: D. Johnson 201. Hi Ind. series D. Cody 521. L 500 series: D. Cody 521.

0 400 or better: D. Johnson 0 490; K. Scott 480; G. Can tone

469; E. Jordan 459; L. Mosteller 448; R. Maurer 439; B. Branneman 438; J. Elliott 434; B. Dickey 418; L. Cox 410; M. Storm 406; J. Porter 403.

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