The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 April 1967 — Page 3

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Three Tiger Athletic Contests Saturday

BaOball, f olf and track proJ vide tha weekend fare for three - DePhuw University athletic ■"‘"teami this weekend. -■* Only conflict on the home-

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front, however, will be DePamv’s doubleheader baseball game at 1 p.m. with Indiana State University. The Sycamores are the ICC’s codefending champion. DePauw enters the ICC opener with 4 2-1 record, compiled with a twin sweep over Marian last weekend and a 9-3 loss to Indiana Central March 31. Trounced by Ball State in an indoor meet last week, the Tiger cinder squad moves to Crawfordsville Saturday where it will enter the Wabash College Relays. Coach Bob Harvey is expected to take some 20-plus men to this event where DePauw traditionally has done well, including last year's cochampionship. And Coach Ted Katula’s golf team will find out how much it learned from a spring vacation

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NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notka It haraby givan that tha undorcignad Administatar af tha btato af Stolla Maria Mack, docoacod, will offer for solo and toll at private tala to tha highest and bast bidder tha fellewing real preparty belonging la tha Estate af the decadent and at ordered by tbe Vermillion Circuit Court: Tbe last half of the Southwest Quarter of Section Four (♦) in Township Twelve (12) North of Range Five (S) West, oenteining eighty (SO) acree, mere or less. TIME OF SALE Saturday, April 29,1967 at 11:00 a.m. local time PLACE OF SALE At the office of Malcolm H. Aukerman, Attorney Newport, Ind. TERMS OF SALE Cash subject to the approval of the Vermillion Circuit Court, said realty to be sold for net less than the full appraised value thereof; free and dear af liens and incumbrances; the Administrator wHI pay the 196* real estate tax due hi 19*7 an the subject realty and the Buyer is to assume and pay all real estate taxes thereafter; abstract of title will be furnished shewing marketable title in the Seller and the Buyer will have a reasonable time for abstract examination. Tha Administrator reserves the right to reject any and all bids on said raal estate and if the property is net then and there sold the sale wHI be continued from day ta day thereafter at the office of the attorney for the Administrator, Newport, Indiana. Twenty-five per cent (25%) of the purchase price will he required os dawn payment on the real estate on the day af the sale. Possession af said real •stats will be given upon full payment of the purchase price. Said real estate is sold subject to the tenant's rights in said real estate. CARL KILGORE Administrator of the Estate of Stella Marie Mack Malcolm H. Aukeisnan Attorney far Administrator

training trip to Myrtle Beach, S.C. DePauw, Purdue, Illinois State U., and Indiana State are paired for a four-team golf match on Purdue’s sprawling course in West Lafayette. Weekend rest comes only for the university’s tennis squad which played five matches in five days during its southern trip. Taking two out of five matches, the Tigers beat the University of Chattanooga 9-0, and Sewanee 8-1, but lost to Southern Illinois 8-1, Western Kentucky University 8-1, and Middle Tennessee State University 5-4. The team returns to action, hosting Indiana University and Valparaiso, April 11 and April 15, respectively.

Bowling Newt

| Utley Sets New 200-Yard Record

DALLAS UPI — BUI Utley of Indiana and Mike Burton of UCLA used the opening night of action in the men’s national AAU indoor swimming championships to atone for their defeats in the NCA~~ finals, but Burton’s triumph had a somewhat hollow ring. Utley smashed aU existing American records, pending and otherwise, Thursday night when he whipped out a 1:55.9 in the 200-yard individual medley to avenge his NCAA defeat at the hands of Dick Roth of Stanford and the Santa Clara Swim Club. Burton equaled the pending American mark of 4:37.0 in winning the 500-yard freestyle. But he missed his anticipated chance of beating Stanford's Greg Buckingham who had defeated him in the NCAA event while setting the record that Burton matched. Buckingham waa stricken with a stomach upset Thursday placed in the Southern Methodist University Infirmary.

TUESDAY MORNEN IBM W L No 1 Jordan 77 H 50% No. 6 Dickey 77 81 No. 8 Johnson 89% 58% No. 4 Cox 62% 65% No. 2 Storm 61 67 No. 7 Mosteller ...... 60 68 No. 3 Collins 59% 68% No. 5 Hanlon 45 83 High ind. game: 197. High ind. series: D. ’Wilson 542. 400 series and over: D. Wilson 542, E. Jordan 475, D. Cody 452, J. Elliott 443, J. Bums 439, L. Cox 433, B. Dickey 428, W. Frederick 424, R. Maurer 422, B. Branneman 417, M. Storm 416, K. Scott 416, P. Jackson 405, J. Cox 405, D. Johnson.

IBM JUNIOR LEAGUE 4-1-67

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Channel Cats

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Little Leaguers to Register Tonight Greencastle’s Little League BasebaU registration period will be from 7:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. tonight in room 112 at the Senior High building. All boys desiring to play in the 1967 Little League baseball program must be registered before they can participate in the summer play. All boys should be accompanied by their parents tonight, and all prospective players must register even though they may have been on a major or minor league roster last year.

HERBICIDES For Corn, Knoxwaad, Ramrod, Aldrin CLYDE HUNTER REELSVILLE Rhone *72-3340 RON HUTCHESON GREENCASTIE Rhone RE 9-2459

Team hi game actual Screwball 529 Team hi 2 games actual Odd Balls 994 Ind. hi game actual: H. Schoman 170 Ind. hi 2 games actual: H. Schoman 312. H. Schoman 170, 142; D.

Expect Banner Year on Cinders INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Indiana’s high school track campaign may be a week or two away from blossoming into an all-out assault on the records, but indications are it will be another banner year for the runners, jumpers and weight men. Last season was the best ever for Hoosier cinder stars, with five all-time records going into the book in addition to an automatic standard when the twomile run was added to the program. The classy 1966 campaign made Indiana the third-best state, based on state meet records reported to the National Federation of High School Athletic Associations—third only to the perennial track and field powers of California and Texas. Four stars who grabbed five first places in the state meet last May are back, headed by classy Don Vandrey of Valparaiso, who is shooting to break the four -minute mile this spring. The others back include Howard Doughty of Fort Wayne North in the high and low hurdles, Mike Cummins of Indianapolis Washington in the long jump, and Danny Jones of Greensburg in the 440. In addition, the field Includes Jim Teter of Lawrence Central, runnerup in the pole vault, and Larry Highbaugh and Ivory Giles of Indianapolis Washington, third in both sprints and third in the high jump, respectively in last year’s state meet. The biggest loss, through graduation, was Clyde Peach of Brebeuf, the greatest sprinter in Hoosier schoolboy history —now going great guns as a freshman at Baylor.

PUBLIC AUCTION

The personal property of the late Viola Sears will be told at public auction at har home 102* Ava. C in Green castle an Saturday, Apr. 15, ’67 at 1 :Q0 o'clock 2 pc. green living room suite, extra nice Kreehler, platform recker, portable TV, 9x12 rug, 2 Mend end table*, 1 coffee table, 1 drepleef table, yellow breakfast set of table and 4 chain, oxtra goad condition, foot stools, throw rugs, nice canister set, 14 ft. Celdspot refrigerator in good condition, 1 cedar bedroom suite of bod, spring, mattress, chest of drawon, dresser and night stand; 1 nice bedroom suite of bod, springs, mattress, chest, vanity, 1 odd bed and springs; 1 lot of bod clothes, 2 electric sweepen, 1 good Speed Queen washer, step stool, 4 wooden steels, eld wash stand, ironing boards, portable Singer sewing machine, electric irons, pel* lamp, table lamps, electric skillets, 2 cast iroa skillets, pressure cooker, waste baskets, 1 lot of dishes, cooking utensils, electric mixer, waffle irons, toasters, and many ether misc. articles. Lawn chairs, step ladder. Terms: Cash Net responsible in case of accidents. MRS. MARY E. MASTEN

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Evens 161, 106; Terry Gorham 138; D. Brown 120, 98; G. Evens 120; N. Grabowski 121; A. Taylor 112; C. Churchill 110; D. Williams 107; D. Ogle 107, 99; Tom Gorham 106, 98; D. Fisher 105, 96; T. Cunningham 104; R. Rossok 108; T. Wilson 102; B. Black 101, 100; B. Coyner 100, 93; K. .Kimura 97, 96; V. Shinn 97, 91; J. HoskinS 96, 89; K. Stewart 94; C. Black 94; D. Cantone 92; J. Saunders 90; P. Fisher 89.

Sign Coach

NEW YORK UPI—The New York Generals of the National Professional Soccer League announced Thursday that they had signed 36-year-old Roy Hartle as a trainer-coach. Hartle is a veteran of 15 years of soccer in Britain. He has played in more than 400 games.

SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE

Students Must Leant To Conserve Trumps By Alfred Sheintrold If you read the newspapers very carefully you may discover that some college students are not conservative. Perhaps that accounts tar their failure to make four spades when they played today’s hand in the annual intercollegiate championships held last month in several hundred colleges.

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Fight Results PORTLAND, Maine UPI — Gene (Hurricane) Herrick, 145, Saco, Mass., stopped Dick French, 152, Providence, R. I. 2.

OSAKA. Japan UPI—Akihisa Someya, 135%, Japan, outpointed Fighting Kim, 135%, South Korea 10.

AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE APPLICATION OF OILS. FLUIDS. OR CHEMICALS TO PUBLIC HIGHWAYS FOR THE CONTROL AND ABATEMENT OF DUST ON GBAVEL AND DIRT ROADS In order to protect the rood surfaces of srtvel and dirt hlthtoays of the County and to protect the same from the application of oils, fluids and chemicals ■which are Incompatible to future Improvement of said roads, and to promote an orderly processint of Improvement of such roads, it Is ordained as follows: SECTION 1. It shaU be unlawful for any person, firm or Corporation, Individually or by asents, employees or processors to apply, spread, spray, scatter, broadcast or affix to any county hlxhway of Putnam County. Indiana, any Oils, petroleum products, fluids or chemicals for the control or abatement of duet on such hlehways without first obtaining a permit therefor from Highway Supervisor Of Putnam County, Indiana. SECTION 2. No such appileatlcn of ells, petroleum products, fluids or chemicals to county highways of Putnam County by owners of property adjacent to such highway or by such property owners’ agents, employees or processors pursuant to such permit shall be made except pursuant te standards established by the County Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana. and under the supervision of said Putnam County Highway Supervisor. SECTION 3. The Highway Supervisor of Putnam County, Indiana, shall keep on file in his office the specifications, standards and procedures approved by the Board of County Commissioner* for ells, petroleum products, fluids and chemicals suitable for application for dust control or abatement on County Highways, and no permits shall be issued to any applicant except In compliance therewith. SECTION 4. Any violation of the terms and conditions of this ordinance shall constitute a misdemeanor, and any person found guilty thereof shall be assessed a fine of Twenty-Five (*25.90) Dollars for each violation hereof. SECTION 5. In as much as an emergency exists, this ordinance shall be In effect Immediately upon its adoption and publication as required by law. Adopted this 3rd day of April 1W7. Claude Malayer, Richard E. Huffman. Waldo E. Shoemaker, Commissioners of Putnam County. Indiana. April 7-14-2t

$Mtfc yftmt 14 P«« 34 tm 4 4 All PaK Opening 9 Q South had a problem if West opened the queen of hearts. The reckless sort of student who didn’t think of conserving his trumps would play the king of hearts from dummy at the first trick. East won with the Rce of hearts and returned A heart, making South ruff. When South then drew trumps he had only one trump left.

Gogolak Injured FORT WASHINGTON UPI —New York Giant place kicking specialist Pete Gogolak has been transferred to Walter Reed Hospital from Walson Army Hospital in Fort Dix, N. J. Gogolak will undergo observation, evaluation and treatment for an old back injury. On March 14 Gogolak fell down a flight of stairs in his barracks at Fort Dix.

Now South hid to knock out two ices to make his contract. When he knocked out the ace of diamonds (if he tried that suit first), back would come a heart, and South had to use up his last trump. Eventually, East would get in with the ace of clubs and would defeat the contract with his last heart PLAYS LOW South makes the contract by conserving his trumps more carefully. He must play a low heart from the dummy at the first trick. If West leads another heart, South can be forced to ruff once. But dummy will play the 10 if West leads a low heart at the second trick and will play the king if West leads the jack of hearts. This develops a heart trick in the dummy so that the defenders cannot make South ruff twice. South ruffs the second heart, draws trumps and knocks out the ace tt diamonds. If East

Brabender Optioned MIAMI UPI—The Baltimore Orioles got down within two of their 28-man player limit that must be reached by April 11 Thursday by optioning pitcher Gene Brabender to their Rochester farm club of the International League. Brabender, a 6-foot-5 righthander who had a 4-3 record with the Orioles last year, had pitched only seven innings this spring due to a blister on his finger and an attack of tonsilitis.

returns a heart, South doe* not have to ruff. This gives declarer time to knock out the ace of clubs and thus make the contract under the protection Of his last trump. DAILY QUESTION As dealer you hold: 3-Ql6; H-K 10 9; D-K J 9 7; C-K J 9 7. What do you say? Answer: Pass. You have 18 points in high cards end 1 point for the doubletom but Should discount a point or so for the doubleton queen of spades (which is not worth 2 points in high cards and also 1 point as a doubleton) and perhaps another point because the hand is aceless. You wouldn’t go to jail for opening this hand, but an expert would pass it

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the elementary echools, this weekend. The Jaycees ask that customers deposit their trading stamps in these containers as they are leaving. Donors that wish to give books of stamps or a cash donation will have their names added to the Project Concern Newsletter mailing list if they so desire. Donors may call committee members and a Jaycee will come to their residence to collect the donations. Telephone numbers are: OL 3-4543, OL S-4817, OL 33839, OL 3-3488 and OL 3-9606. Donations may be mailed to: Project Concern, c/o Greencastle Jaycees, P. O. Box 217.

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