The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 April 1967 — Page 5

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Saturday, April 22, 19S7

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County Sports Schedule

April 24-29 DePauw University

Apr. 25 Baseball

Indiana University

Apr. 25 Tennis

Miami -

Apr. 27 Track

Butler (Var. A Frosh) ......

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Apr. 29 Golf

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Apr. 29 Tennis

Apr. 29 Baseball

Ball State (2)

Apr. 29 Track

GrG&t Lakes ^Ceet ••••••••••••e******eeeeeee Wabash

Greencastle High School

Apr. 24 Track

Wiley

Apr. 24 Golf

Clinton ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*

.... There 4 p.m.

Apr. 25 Baseball

Honey Creek •••••#••••••••••••••••••

Here 4:15 p.m.

Apr. 27 Track

Attica Relays

.... There 6 p.m.

Apr. 27 Golf

Brazil A Clinton Brazil 3:30 p.m.

Apr. 28 Golf

Rockville

Here 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 28 Baseball

Clinton

Here 4:15 p.m.

Roachdale High School

Apr. 24 Track

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Apr. 27 Track

Here 4:30 p.m.

Fillmore High School

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Apr. 25 Track

Cloverdale

Apr. 27 Track

Bainbridge ......................

Reelsville High School

Apr. 24 Track

Eminence ..—....—..........

Apr. 25 Track

Clay City A Van Buren

Van Buren 4 p.m.

Apr. 27 Track

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Reelsville Indians Down Staunton For Second Win

Reelsville High School ran their track record to 2-1 Thursday with a convincing 73^ to 44% win over Staunton at the Van Buren High School track. Ray Peeler for the Indians was the big winner as he captured four first places. Individual results: Pole Vault—(lO’lO”) Peeler, R; Martin, R; Gibson, S. Shot Put—(42 , r‘) Peeler, R; Thomas, S; Deakins, S. High Jump — (5’2”) Gibson, S; Martin, R; Lutes, S, and Rissler, R, tied. Broad Jump—(18’6”) Speaker, S; Blaydes, R; F. Hansel, R. HH—(:17.6) Peeler, R; D. Hansel, R; Gibson, S.

100 — (rll.O) Martin, R; Blaydes, R; Specker, S. Mile — (5:27) Wallace, R; Johnson, S; Grigsby, S. 440—(:59.7) Gibson, S; D. Hansel, R; F. Hansel, R. LH-—(:23.6) Peeler, R; Martin, R; Specker, S. 880—(2:27) Lutes, S; Wallace, R; Rissler, R. 220—(:26.0) Blaydes, R; Martin, R; Specker, S. Mile Relay—(no time) Staunton (Heaton, Grigsby, Campbell, Gibson). 880 — Relay (1:46.5) Reelsville (Martin, Blaydes, D. Han sel, Peeler). 2 Mile (12:00) Brand, S; Battin, R; Campbell, S.

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National League

Pet. GB

St. Louis

6 1

.857

Detroit

6 3

.667

Cincinnati

7 3

.700 %

New York

4 3

.571 1

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Atlanta

5 3

.625 1%

Cleveland

4 3

.571 1

Phila

4 3

.571 2

Chicago

5 4

.556 1

Chicago

4 4

.400 2%

Baltimore

4 4

.500 1%

New York

4 4

.500 2%

Kansas City

4 4

.500 1%

Pitt

3 4

.429 3

California

4 5

.444 2

Houston

S 6

.333 4

Washington

3 4

.429 2

Los Angeles

2 5

.286 4

Boston

3 4

.429 2

San Fran

2 7

.222 5

Minnesota

2 5

.286 3

Friday’s Results New York 6 Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 3 Houston 1 (night 10 innings) St. Louis at Los Angeles, postponed, rain. Atlanta at San Francisco, postponed, rain.

MAPIECROFT AUTO THEATRE 10 Mimita Drive West •f Plainfield on U. S. 40

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“THE APPALOOSA”

American League

Colts Warm Up For Ky. Derby In Preview Races NEW YORK UPI — With Derby Day a mere two weeks off Damascus attempted to get back on the winning track Saturday as the even money favorite in the 3100,000 added Wood Memorial at Aqaduct. Mrs. Edith W. Barton’s colt was beaten in his most recent outing, last Saturday’s Gotham Stakes at the Big A, and needed a win in the 43rd running of the mile and one-eighth test to maintain his role as the Kentucky Derby favorite. At least one big obstacle, the same one that spelled defeat for Damascus in the Gotham, was removed well before post time when T a r 11 o n Stable’s Dr. Fager was dropped from the Wood field immediately after taking the Gotham. Yet Tarlton trainer Johnny Nerud still sent the top challenger to the post in Brunch, an unbeaten stablemate of Dr. Fager who has scored three wins. Rounding out the field were Dawn Glory, Proviso, Gala Performance, Royal Malabar, Blasting Charge, Puntador and High Hat. Each carried the same 126 pounds that Derby starters will carry May 6, in the 1% mile run for the roses. Damascus, a 3-year-old son of Sword Dancer, had regular jockey Willie Shoemaker up today for the bay colt’s fourth outing of the season. He had taken two of the first three including an allowance race at Pimlico and the Bay Shore Stakes.

First Nine Are Tough RALEIGH, N.C. UPI — There was a lot of talk about the tough front nine of the 312,000 Raleigh Ladies Invitational Open Golf Tournament here Friday. Kathy Whitworth and Susie Maxwell were the opening round leaders, both coming in with par 72s. Par remained elusive for the remainder of the field, however, in the 54-hole event The second round is being played today. Betsy Rawls, Betsy Cullen and Peggy Wilson were bunched together one stroke back at 73. Many of the women playing in this second round annual tournament complained about the tough pin placements and the tricky putting greens on the Raleigh Country Club course. A slight wind did not help their shots, either, particularly on the front nine. Mrs. Whitworth, the runnerup in last year’s tournament, had three bogeys and as many birdies for her first day. “I just settled back and hit it a little better on the back nine,” she said.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Eastern Division

W. Oklahoma City 5

L. 1

Pet. .833

Phoenix

.750

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Tulsa

.429

San Diego

.200

Indianapolis M

.000

Denver

.000

Western Division W. L. Pet. Portland 5 1 .833

Hawaii

.750

Tacoma

.625

Spokane

.500

Seattle

.400

Vancouver

.200

Fridays' Results Spokane 3, Portland 1. Oklahoma City at Denver, ppd, cold. Tulsa 4, San Diego 2. Phoenix 6, Indianapolis 3. Seattle 10, Vancouver 2.

Bowling News

Friday’s Results Boston 6 New York 1 night Detroit 12 Minnesota 4 night California 6 Cleveland 5 night Washington 4 Chicago 3 night Kansas City 3 Baltimore 1 night

HEALTH CAPSULES. by Michael A. Petti, BID.

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PUTNAM COUNTY LEAGUE Final Standings W L Ron and Ken’s Barber Shop 172 92 Dewey’s Barber Shop 170 94 American Zinc 140 124 Pepsi Cola 137 127

Puckett’s Citgo Bob’s Body Shop — Hampton’s Garage Harper’s Garage — Jenkin’s Standard Morrison’s Tire

137 127 136 128 132 132 131 133 128 136 117 147 115 149 114 150 110 154 109 155

Hutchison’s Shell Comer Liquor Store Cash Concrete National Food Prod.

Hi ind. game: B. Holsapple

256

Hi ind. series: B. Holsapple

621

Hi team game: Harper’s Trucking 1064 Hi team series: Dewey’s Barber Shop 3081 500 series: B. Holsapple 621; V. Elmore 569; C. Crawley 551; H. Scott 557; J. Sharp 575; N. Hoff a 560; C. Alex 591; C. Stites 543; B. Dailey 521; H. Hartung 534; C. Brewster 508;

J. Edmonds 537; F. Brewster 599; W. Lydick 505; J. Harper 534; J. Headley 560; J. Rice 557; B. Taylor 581; R. Coons 529; D. Riggs 524; R. Fisher 587.

JAYCEE BANTAM MIXED LEAGUE 4-15-67 W L Chet’s Fireball 37% 16% Monon Grill 32 22 Marsh Employes 30 24 Cloverdale IGA 29 25 Atkins & Sons No. 1 26 28 Slim’s Shell 26 28 The Hickory Hut 25 29 Atkins & Sons No. 2 23% 30% East Side Motors 23 31 Moore’s Shoes 18 36 Hi Hi team 2 games: East Side Motors 1173 Hi team game: Atkins & Sons No. 2 614 Hi ind. 2 games: Boy, Herbie Schoman 310; Girl, Betty Cromer 209. Hi ind. game: Boy, Morris Coffman 185; Girl, Betty Cromer 126.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE Yesterday’.Pu**

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26- Barter 27- The sweetsop 28- Stiffly decorous 29- KMt 31-Maintenance 34-Walk unsteadily 38-Talk idly 36- Faroe Islands wturtwiod 37- Ancient 38- Puff up 39- Music: as written 40- Symbol tar thsIHum 41- Got up 42- Word of sorrow 43- Dsspicabto 45-Return 47- Walks in water 48- Shabby (colloq.)

4- Latin conjunction 5- Places tar worship 6- Roman scholar 7- Comfort 8- Likely 9- French article 10- Cut in slivers 11- Long-legged bird 13-Bristles 16-Lubricates 19- Satiates 20- Texas fortress 22- Badgtrlika animal 23- Choico 25- Bound 26- Commonptaca

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28- Second-rate horses 29- Jogs 30- Color 31- Macaws 32- Public officer 33- Bread ingredient

35-Walks wearily 38- Great lake 39- Winter vehicle 41- Total 42- Hail! 44- Sun god 45- College degree (abbr.)

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