The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 April 1967 — Page 3

Monday, April 17, 1967

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Eight Stadium Records Fall in DePauw Invitational Track Meet

Nearly half the records established in 26-year-old Blackstock Stadium were whisked off the books in a matter of four hours Saturday afternoon. In the biggest one day assault ever witnessed on the record book here, eight stadium records fell, 11 records stand-

lege athletes. Indiana State was second with 39, Purdue was next with 32, followed by Taylor 25, Illinois State 24, Washington 19, Valparaiso 18, Butler 13, DePauw 12, Vincennes 9, Oakland City 7, Louisville 6, Millikin 3, and Evansville, Illinois Wesleyan and Marian each

ing before the third annual i 0.

DPU invitational meet went by the boards and one more meet record was tied. Two more marks, both held by high school relay teams, were blotted out by a pair of fine efforts by Greencastle High School relay teams who participated in a three-school exhibition run. The Tiger Cubs established new high school marks in the mile relay (3:34.6) and the half mile relay (1:34.2) Members of the mile team were Kevin See, Jim Craig, Pete Norris and Larry Boswell. The half mile team included Ray Churchill, Louie Luzar, David Moore and Jim Craig. Ball State claimed the team championship in the 16-team meet that drew over 350 col-

The winning Cardinals picked up four firsts and three of them proved to be meet and stadium records. Charles Koeppen won the two-mile in record time of 9:30.9, :04.8 ahead of the stadium mark. John Kerr, with a 4:16.7, clipped :02.2 off the mile, and Ken Sparks trimmed down the 880-yard run mark from 1:55.6 to 1:53. Only nonBall State record was Fred Bamble’s 6-4 leap in the high jump. His 6-8 last year is the prevailing stadium mark. Indiana State, which will come to Greencastle tomorrow (Tuesday) for a dual vanity and frosh meet, aet two stadium and meet records. Larry Vaught won the 440- intermediate hurdles in :54.6 and Mika Hanna

Tiger Cubs Win Three-Way Meet at Plainfield Friday

The Greencastle Tiger Cubs trackmen upped their season mark to 6-1 as the cindermen captured both relays as the last two events to edge Speedway and Plainfield in a triangular meet at Plainfield last Friday. Raymond Churchill, Jim Craig and Pete Norris got the Cubs off to a fast start as they were 1, 2, S in the broad jump. The Cube took six first places in racking up 67% points, ■peedway 52% and Plainfield at. Today, the Cubs host Danville at Blackstock at 4 p. m. and tomorrow they face Clovardale at the high school track. e»i. ' . ■■

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Broad Jump (22 , 1”) Churchill, G; Craig, G; Norris, G; Brown. P. Shot Put (67’t”) Johnson, S; Smith, P; J. New, G; Lott, S. HH (:17.0”) Jay, S; Norris, G; Wolf, P; Grauf. S. Mile (5:04.2) Samm, S; Butler, G; Elliott, G; Teagarden, S. 100 (:10.7) Churchill, G; Brown, P; Luzar, G; Goens, P. High Jump (5’8”) Norris, G; Eppen, S; Brown, P; Byram, S. 440 (:54.7) Craig, G; Heidenreich ,S; Cantwell, S; Leach, P. 680 (2:07) See, G; Byram, S; Hecko, G; Hughy, P. 220 (:24.7) Luzar, G; Goens, P; Moore, G; Reims, S (tie for fourth). LH (:22.7) Norris, G; McCollum, J; Jay, S; Graub, S. 2 Mile (11:06) Engle, S; Wooden, 6; Muir, S; He sett, P. Pole Vault (ir6") Bennett, S; McMillan, P; See, G; Ward, P. Mile Relay (3:42.9) Greencastle (Norris, See, Boswell, Craig); Speedway. 880 Relay (1:39.4) Greencastle (Luzar, Moore, Churchill, Clark); Plainfield.

Opens Tuesday Windy Hi 1 ’ Womens Golf Association will begin its golf season Tuesday April 18. Following the golf play there will be a luncheol. If you have not been contacted reservations may be made for the luncheon by calling Mrs. Jean Howard. Ted Katula the Windy Hill Golf Pro will begin a series of group lessons for all new or interested members on the opening day.

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Bailed over the pole vault stick at 16-6. The previous marks in these events were :55.5 and 15-1. Other new stadium records were in the discus where AllAmerican basketball player Wesley Unseld of Louisville threw 162-10%, Adeyemi Wilson of Washington leaped 456% in the triple jump and Purdue smashed the mile relay ■ time of 3:21, set in 1955, with a clocking of 3:18.1. DePauw finished a close second in the mile relay in 3:18.9. Besides the new stadium records, which also provided new meet records, the three remaining new meet marks were established by Richard Gygi of Taylor in the 440 yard dash (:50.2), Ed Henry of Vincennes in the hoard jump (22-8), and by Gary Dennis of Taylor in the javelin (201-2%). One meet record tied was the high hurdles in which Tom Thomson of Purdue equalled the :14.8 standard set last year. Beyond the four points DePauw picked up in the mile relay, the Tigers added a fifth in the 440-yard relay, third and fifth by Rick Jordan and Bruce Fox in the 440-yard dash, fifth by Ted Fergus in the 120-yard high hurdles, and fourth by Jordan in the 220-yard dash.

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League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE

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St. Louis

4-0 1.000

Cincinnati

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Philadelphia 4-1

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Sunday’s Results Philadelphia 2, New York 0 St. Louis 11, Houston 8 Cincinnati 4-6, San Francisco

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Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5 Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 1

AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 4-2 .667 Kansas City 3-2 . New York 3-2 .600

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DePauw Teams Finish on Top in Athletic Contests Over Weekend

Darlington Wins Meet From Roachdale and Ladoga

Roachdale and Ladoga traveled to Darlington for a triangular track meet last Friday but might as well stayed home as the host school tallied 66% points to trip Ladoga 57 and Roachdale 24%. Shot Put (44’10%”) Wilson, L; Smith, R; Rhodes, L; Mutterspaugh, D. Broad Jump (18’4”) Mahomey L; Harshbarger, L; Fiene, L; Ball, R. High Jump (5’4”) Harshbarger, L; Runnells, D; Snodgrass, R; Douglas, D. Pole Vault (10’0”) Harshbarger, L; Mahoy, D; Kail, L; Maxwell, D. HH (:16.6) Mahomey, L; Harshbarger, L; Snodgrass, R; Mahoy, D.

Minnesota Sunday’s Results

Detroit 6-7, Kansas 3-11 California 5-0, Baltimore 4-3, 1st gams 10 innings Chicago 7-4, Washington 3-3, 2nd game 16 innings New York 7, Boston 6, 18

innings

Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 Pacific Coast League Standings Eastern Division W-L Pet. GB Phoenix 4-0 1.000 Oklahoma City 3-0 1.000 % San Diego 1-3 .250 3 Denver - 0-3 .000 3% Indianapolis 0-4 .000 4 Tulsa 0-4 .000 4 Western Division Hawaii 4-0 1.000 Portland 2-0 1.000 % Tacoma 3-1 .750 % Seattle 1-1 .500 1% Vancouver 1-1 .500 1% Spokane 0-2 .000 2% Sunday’s Results Spokane at Portland (2) ppd.

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Vancouver at Seattle (2) ppd.

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Oklahoma City 7, Denver 5 Tacoma 7-2, San Diego 0-4, 2nd, 7 innings Phoenix 3, Tulsa 2, 11 innings | Hawaii 4-5, Indianapolis 0-2.

Bowling News

IBM WOMEN’S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE 4-16-67 W L Roach 152 104 Wiegand 139 117 Talbott 134 122 Sutherlin 118 138 Giltz 116 140 Taylor 109147 Hi ind. game: Shillings 222; Sommons 210 (sub). Hi ind. series: Shillings 526. 400 series: Shillings 526; Simmons 481; Ratcliff 475; Alderfer 460; Shoemaker 458; Talbott 454; Jones 443; Huxford 438; Cody 435; York 428; Scroggins 418; Decker 415; Steinbaker 415; Cooper 413; Storm 406; Murphy 402.

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Mile (5:12) Lehe, D; Kail. L; Long, R; Douglas, D. 100 (:11.1) Abbott, D; Warren, D; Sandusky, L; Ball, R. 440 (:57.1) Warren, D; Ball, R; Gabal, D; Cravens, L. 880 (2:17.5) Warren, D; Dale, D; Craft, R; Welliover, D. 220 (:25.7) Abbott, D; Sandusky, L; Spears, D; Phenly, L. LH (:22.1) Mahomey, L; Snodgrass, R; Thiekhele, D; Mahoy, D. 2 Mile (11:50.6) Williover, D; Runnells, D; Maxwell, D; Houser, L. Mile Relay (4:03.5) Roachdale (Snodgrass, Ball, Long, Craft). Darlington. 880 (1:42.5) Darlington, Ladoga. BACKACHE& TEMCinM SECONDARY TO ICPUIUN KIDNEY IRRITATION After 31, common Kidney or Bladder irritations Affect twice as zasuy women as men and may make you tense and nervous from too frequent, burning or Itching urination both day and night. Secondarily. you may lose sleep and suffer from Headaches, Baekaebes and feel old, tired, depressed. In such irritation, CY8TE3C

DePauw athletic teams came out on top in weekend tennis, golf and one half of a freshman baseball doubleheader in a Saturday jammed with sports activity on the homefront. Possibly the most surprising development was DePauw’s sweep of a quadrangular golf match at Windy Hill where the Tigers disposed of Indiana State, Valparaiso and St. Jo-

seph’s.

Randy Reifers and Mike Laird led DePauw’s fivesome with matching 74s that captured medalist honors. Dan Quayle turned in a 76 and Bruce Spang got a 78. Bill Schmaltz skied to a 90, but his teammates had done ample damage. DePauw defeated Indiana State 8-7, Valpariso 11-4, and St. Joseph’s 10-5. Today Butler and Wabash come to Greencastle for more golf activity. Limiting each match to two sets, DePauw’s tennis team drubbed Valparaiso. 9-0. The victory upped the winners’ season record to 3-4 with a Wednesday match scheduled at St. Joseph’s. In order of play Buzzie Pierce won 6-4, 6-1, Carl Hirth won 6-2, 6-1, Paul Mitchell won 6-1, 6-1, Rob Morrison won 6-2, 6-3, and number five man Pete

Thompson won 6-0, 610. Pierce and Mitchell won number one double 6-2, 6-1, and Hirth and Morrison teamed up to take number two doubles 6-1, 6-1. St. Joseph’s and DePauw split a doubleheader in baseball action at Blackstock. The Tiger frosh won the opener 2-1 behind the two-hit pitching of Stuart Sharp, but lost the nightcap, 5-1. Mickey Schramm was the losing pitcher in the finale.

Big blow in the opening win was a two-man on double by Mike Scalzo in the bottom of the fifth when the little Tiger* trailed 1-0. Scalzo chased in Jack Lazenga and Dick Tharpe with his slap to center. This afternoon the varsity team is scheduled to make up a postponed doubleheader at Butler. Wabash will be here for a single game Wednesday at 3:30 p. m.

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