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4 Hm Dally Bmnar, Draancastla, Indian* Saturday, April 1, 1967 Two Indiana State Swimmers Capture MVP Designs

Two Indiana State athletes have captured most valuable player designations in Indiana Collegiate Conference s w i mming and wrestling. Bob Pychinka, a senior from Allentown, Pa., and Larry Dalton, a senior from Detroit, were announced today as winners of

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the ICC’s most outstanding player honors in wrestling and swimming, respectively. The Sycamore duo was joined in the post-season announcement by Coach-of-the-Year selections Jim Voorhees, University of Evansville, and Charles Sanders, Indiana State University. Voorhees was named COTY in swimming. Sanders earned his award in wrestling. Both are repeat honor winners from last year. Dalton is a two-time NCAA college division all-American. Never defeated in an ICC swimming meet, Dalton this year won both the 100 and 200 yard freestyle events in record times of :50.0 and 1:51.6 and also swam on the winning 400yard freestyle relay team. Pychinka, like Dalton, never has been beaten by an ICC wrestler in either conference or dual meets. He is a three-time

eonferene* champion, winning this year at the 177 pound level. Co-captain of State’s 1966-67 team, Pychinka had a 10-5 dual record this season.

Tigers Drop Baseball Opeaer

Sanders put together a 12-S record this trip, a record amassed against what is generally regarded as some of the nation’s top wrestling schools. His ICC mark is nearly beyond reproach. His squad has won four ICC titles in five years including 33 out of 39 possible individual weight titles. Sanders started varsity wrestling at State in 1961 and has led the Sycamores to a 64-20-5 dual record over that stretch.

Indiana Central clubbed DePauw 9-3 yesterday in Indianapolis in the Tigers’ baseball opener. Today, DePauw renewed early spring action, hosting Marian College in a 1 p. m. doubleheader at Blacks lock Stadium. Three first inning errors put the eventual losers in the hole in the first inning when Central jumped out ahead off pitcher BiU Ready, 3-0.

Voorhees has steered Evansville to three ICC swimming championships in four years— the only four years the Aces have had swimming teams. His current squad compiled an 8-3 season record and picked up first in the ICC and twelfth in the NCAA college division with 49 points. Over the four year stretch Voorhees-coached teams have won 33 of 43 dual meets and spawned 10 college division allAmerican swimmers.

The Greyhounds added another in the second and built up a 6-0 lead before DePauw made its move. A pair of walks and a single by sophomore Bruce Buhrandt drove in two runs, but Central cancelled that with the day’s longest blow, a three-run homer. Don Loveless lashed out two of DePauw 1 s seven hits. The remaining five were divided among five men. DPU 000 000 210-3-7-3 IC 810101080-9-9-3

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Crawley May Make Comment LAFAYETTE UPI — Lafayette mayor candidate Marion Crawley indicated today he might comment early next week on Atty. Gen. John J. Dillon’s unofficial opinion he could not serve as mayor and hold a job in the city school system at the same time. Crawley, who resigned as Lafayette High School basketball coach and announced for mayor the same day last week, declined comment when he returned from a vacation and learned that Dillon had expressed doubt he could hold both jobs. “I’m going to need some time to investigate,’’ Crawley said and added he might have something to say next Monday or Tuesday. Dillon said a conflict of interest would develop because the mayor appoints members of the school board and the school board sets salaries for school personnel. Crawley had said he planned to remain in the school system, if elected mayor, as physical education and athletic coordinator. Roachdale Warms Up For Track Roachdale High School’s track team warmed up for their opening date on April 14 with Ladoga and Darlington by running a six-man relay from Roachdale to Bainbridge. The relay started at the Lions Club sign at the south city limits of Roachdale and ended at the city limits sign at the north edge of Bainbridge. Each of the six boys, S. Thomas, D. Morgan, T. Ball, R. Snodgrass, D. Craft, and M. C1 a m p i 11, ran one mile and their combined time was 33 minutes and 55.4 seconds. TTiey challenge any other school’s track team to run the same relay in less time. Anyone wishing to challenge this time should contact Carl Treece, track coach at Roachdale High School. Following is Roachdale’s spring sports schedule: Date Team Place April 14 Ladoga, Darlington at Ladoga April 17 Wells at Roachdale April 21 North Salem at North Salem April 24 New Ross at Roachdale April 27 Reelsville at Roachdale May 3 Conference Meet at Danville 3:00 p. m. May 10 County Meet at Blackstock 12:30 p. m. Baseball Schedule Miay 3 Cloverdale at Cloverdale May 15 North Salem at Roachdale May 17 North Salem at North Salem May 22 Open date May 26 Open date Expected To Name 12th Team OAKLAND, Calif. UPI — The American Basketball Association was expected to name a 12th team for its coast to coast circuit today with a group from Denver holding the inside track. Groups from Atlanta, Memphis, Cleveland and Milwaukee also were on the scene for presentations but the Denver organization was believed almost assured of getting the franchise. Weighing heavily in Denver’s favor was its annual success in staging the AAU tournament The ABA added an eleventh franchise Friday, awarding it to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gregory of Louisville who said the team

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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Id the Circuit Court of Putnam County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Donovan Heber was on the 14 day of March, 1967, appointed Executor of the Will of Andrew Payne Stoner, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in said court within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice on said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 14 day of March, 1967. Probate Cause No. EST 67-20. Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. Attorney J. Frank Durham Mar. 18-25-AprU l-3t

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate No. EST 67-21 Notice is hereby given that George Spencer was on the 14 day of March, 1967. appointed Executor of the wlU of Charles Frederick Spencer, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of tbs notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 14 day of March, 1967. Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Attorneys Lyon b Boyd Mar. 18-35-AprU l-3t

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