The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 May 1967 — Page 8
Th« Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana
Thursday, May 11, 1967
& Leagues STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Eastern Division W L Pet. GB Oklahoma 14 10 .583 Tulsa 10 10 .500 2 Indianapolis 9 10 .474 2^ Phoenix ... 11 13 .458 3 Denver 8 11 .421 S 1 * San Diego 8 12 .400 4 Western Division W L Pet GB Tacoma 16 9 .640 Portland 12 9 .571 2 Spokane 11 9 .550 2 1 a Vancouver 10 10 .500 3*2 Seattle 10 12 .417 4^ ! Hawaii 10 14 .455 5^
American League
W L Pet. GB
Detroit 15 7 .682 Chicago 14 7 .667 •New York 11 10 .524 3H Washington 12 11 .522 3*i •California 12 13 .480 4% Boston 11 12 .478 4H Minnesota 10 12 .455 5 Kansas Citj* 10 13 .435 5H Baltimore 9 14 .391 6 *4 I Cleveland 8 13 .381 6^ • Late game not included Wednesday's Results Kansas City 7, Boston 4 Detroit 4. Cleveland 2 Chicago 13, Baltimore 1 New York at California, night Only games scheduled
1 Greencastle High School s track team added another trophy to their case : as they captured the County track meet held at Blackstock Field yesterday. I Front row, left to right, Phil Clark. Sam Hecko, Dallis Clines. John New, Kevin See, Jim Craig, Pat Blose, and Don Dowty. Back row, left to right,
Assistant Coach Bob Bergman, Robert New, Pete Norris. Graham Butler. Ray Churchill, Louis Luzar, Roger Dean, Dave Moore, Doug Smith, Charles Whicker, and Coach Jim McCammon. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead
Wednesday’s Results Denver 5, Indianapolis 3
Tulsa 7, Oklahoma City 6
San Diego 12. Phoenix 4 Tacoma ll.^Vancouver 10
Portland 1, Seattle 1. tie, call- Pittsburgh ed after 9 innings, rain. | ^ •
Hawaii at Spokana. ppd.. rain. 3 ,. ,, nthe county meet . plcking „„ Philadelphia 12 11 .522 4 ' in the hi & h hurdles, and
San Francisco ...... 10 14 .4i7 6«a the 220-yard dash, plus running New York 9 14 .391 7 anchor on the winning mile re-
Xationai League
W L Pet. GB
Cincinnati 18 9 .667
13 8 .619 2 14 10 .583 2!i 12 10 .545 3H
Jim Coon of Cloverdale was the top individual point setter
Tigers Beat Wabash, 7-3
Tiger Cubs Take 8 of 14 First Places to Capture County Title
Greencastle High School been a costly one for the Tiger defended their titles. John' HJ—(o’lO’t Norris G: Barkraptured eight of fourteen first Cubs. After winning the long Truax of Cloverdale successful- er C, Hecko G, L. Steele B,
places in the County Track jump with a record jump of ly retained his 2-mile crown in Snodgrass Ro. irfeet held at Blackstock Sta- 20‘4%”. Ray Churchill hurt his the time of 10:44.4, approxidiuin yesterday and coasted to back in the high jump, and Pete, mately 7 seconds slower than art easy victory over the rest- Norris, winner of the high jump his winning time of last year, of the field. at 5’10” injured an ankle in the but almost 30 seconds better
high hurdles. ; than the runner-up. Raymond Peeler, holder of the' Also - Stevc Brown of Clover - county pole vault record of dale clicked off the mile m
H’4”, wasn't able to defend his; 4:51. 4.3 seconds faster than his KameyC; Hecko G; Puckett F;
crown due to a hand injury, but wirmin £ time of last year.
Other scores were: Reelsville his brother, Stewart gave an Several known lecords did 37, Roachdale 21. Fillmore 20, indication of what’s to come as ^ ie wa - s ' de - Besides and Bainbridge 16. he established a new junior CJhurchills record breaking per-
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Participating in their first county meet in the history of the school, the Tiger Cubs rolled up 98 points to out-distance second place Cloverdale at 59.
440—C53.ll Craig G; Ball Ro: Miller F; Sanders B; Neese
C. ' ‘
Shot Put (45’1 1 2”) R. New G; Smith Ro; Luzar G; Ford
C; Whitlock B.
8S0—(2:02.151 See G; Mc-
With the sectional scheduled | high mark of 10'3”. for Friday, the meet mav have I Several runners successfully'
fonnance. Kevin See of Greencastle took nine seconds off of Mike Sutherlin’s record set last
Albin B.
220--C24.01 Coon C; Moore G: Clark G; Ball Ro; Chism
Re.
LH—(:23.7! Peeler Re; Hansel Re; J. New G; Hoffa C. 2-mile—(10:44.41 J. Truax C;
With Dick Bigelow, Frank Jones and Barry Krause each collecting two hits, DePauw dropped Wabash in baseball
yesterday in Craw fordsville, | innin £ s
7-3.
DePauw s second pitcher, Dick Walker, picked up the victory, DePauw’s seventh in 17 games. Walker came in in the third after starter Bill Keadey was injured in a base-path collision. Walker too left the game in the sixth when he hurt himself sliding into second base. During Walker's three inning tenure Tiger bats lifted DePauw out of a 2-1 deficit that stood until a three-run DePauw fifth inning.
Los Angeles ... 9 14 .391 7 Houston 8 17 .320 9
Wednesday’s Results
Chicago 5, SanF’rancisco 4
Cincinnati 7. New York 4
Philadelphia 4-2, Atlanta 3-7
Pittsburgh 4, St Louis 1
Los Angeles 5, Houston 1, 10
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CITY LEAGUE Final Standing 5-8-67
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FISHING
REPORT
CENTRAL INDIANA: In Marion County only catfish are being taken out of high and
176 104 mudd y streams. A few crappies 170 110 ar * taking minnows and some
year in the 880. See’s time was Terry C: E. Truax C; Dowty G;
2:02.15. Another Cloverdale lad. Garrett B.
Jim Coon, tied former team- 1 Mile Relay’ — (3:461 Clovermate. Rod Hervey’s mark in dale (Brown, Nees, McKamey,
the low hurdles of 16.4. Jim Cooni; Greencastle.
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After Walker’s replacement Torr’s Restaurant Ron Strahl opened by ground- Reeves Welding _ ing out. Bigelow singled and Amo Milling — Jones and Don Lovelace drew Buick Specials —
walks to load the bases. Krause then singled, driving in Bigelow and Jones. Catcher Steve Murray put DePauw ahead 4-2 with | a sacrifice fly that scored Love-
lace from third.
_.. 169 111 _142 138
bass are hitting top-water baits at Geist Reservoir. Water is
142 1381 3111(1 only scattered catches 133 147' °* crappies have been reported
The winners added two more Crawley 720.
....Mii.i.i 116 164
713 Club 72 208 Team hi 3 games w/hdep.:
Double Decker 3152.
Team hi 1 game W/hdcp.:
Double Decker 1144.
Ind. hi 3 games w/hdcp.: G.
880 Relay — (1:37.0> Greencastle (Craig, Luzar, Moore,
Junior High results!
Jim Coon tright) Cloverdale. edges Ray Peeler (left) Reelsville. in the high hurdles. This was the most exciting event of the meet. Pete Norris (center) Greencastle. the favorite to win. had trouble with the last hurdle and finished third.
Craig took 1.2 seconds off the 440 mark set by him last year
while running for the Fillmore Butler); Reelsville. Cardinals. Other records may P ol e Vault—(ll'O”) See G: have been set or tied but tire Martin Re; J. New G; Coon and county records are sketchy at Collier C.
this time.
The junior high county meet
was being run off at the same 100 — (12.4) Peeler. Re.; time as their big brother’s, and Hayes. Re.: Dozer, B.; Smith,
it was a bam burner. When the c.: Weber, Re.
final results were tabulated. 440 — (1:1.9) Swearinger. Reelsville nosed out Greencastle q.; Perkins. Re.; Gray, G.; by a Slim % point. 71-70%. j Sears, F.; Steele, C. Other scores were Bainbridge' Broad Jump — (15’4’’) Hayes. 30. Cloverdale 24. Fillmore 16%. Re .: steele. C.; Berry, Re.; Canand Roachdale 6. cilia. G.: Gray, G.; and Stone.
High School results: p . t j ec j
Broad Jump - (204%”) i LH 1 ( 16 .5) Luzar. Re.; Churchill G; Craig G: Chism Grav G . Higgins. G.; Phillips.
Re; Hansel Re; Long. Ro. B . Rogers Ro?
HH—(:16.4) Coon C: Peeler Hjgh Jump _ fg.j..) Swear . Re; Norris G Snodgrass Ro: inger G ; Weaver . B ; B ond.
Re.: Sears. F.; Peeler, Re. 220 — (0:28.2) Swearinger. G.; Zenoa, B.: Gorham, G.;
Smith, C.; Williams. Re.
880 — (2:25.1) Gick. G.; Greenley. G.: Watson, Ro.; Sam-
sel. Re.; Tincher. G.
Shot Put — (42T1”) Luzar.
! Ray Peeler of Reelsville dashes across the last hurdle on
his way to a convincing win in Krause provided his second hit the low hurdles. However. Ray I in the seventh—a leadoff home couldnt’ defend his title in the run, his second of the season,
pole vault due to an injured
hand.
at Kokomo and Prairie Creek
Reservoirs.
Monroe Reservoir fishermen are getting small bass and a few pretty decent ones on deeper-running baits, some nice bluegills and a lot of bullheads. At Cataract Lake good bass
in the next Inning and ; ^ ld - 111 * game w/hdcp.: Carl ^ vere hitting before it started to
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Saturday DePauw wraps up its baseball campaign with a 1 p.m. double-header with Evansville In Blackstock Stadium. DePauw's freshman team already has completed its season
with a 3-1 record.
DePauw .. 001 032 100—7 10 0 ; Wabash .. 010 101 000- -3 9 1! D—Keadey, Walker (3),
Strahl (6) & Murray.
Miller F.
Mile—(4:51) Brown C; Kendall F; Butler G; Elmore C:
Long Ro.
100—(:10.6) Luzar G; Churchffl G; Martin Re: Chism Re;
Knapp B.
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New Zealander Hits Wall at 500
Jackson and G. Crawley 277,
tie.
Most improved average: G. Baker 157 to 167. 600 series: C. Brewster 641; H. Hartung 645. 500 series: R. Gooch 562; K. Gilman 533; G. Crawley 562; M. Rader 513; K. Justus 503; G. Baker 519; H. Scott 570; R. Shelton 508; J. Davies 536. 200 games: R. Gooch 202; G. Crawley 256; H. Hartung 213-220-212: H. Scott 223; C. Brewster 235-224.
rise and good catches of bluegills and crappies were also reported by Department of Natural Resources fieldmen. Raccoon Lake Is rising but is still below pool stage. Grapple, bluegill and bass catches are being
reported there.
The Cleveland Browns were penalized a record 209 yards in a game against the Chicago Bears in 1951.
MALLORY’S LADIES
LEAGUE
Final Standings
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Clark's Ready Mix 92% 47% Shetrone Real Estate 78 62 Donelson’s Pharmacy 7312 66% I Frank’s Marathon ...... 68 72
INDIANAPOLIS UPI — New Sutherlin’s Zealander Chris Amon hit the ! Deep Rock 60 80 wall during a 160 miles per Team No. Five 50 90 hour practice sprint for the 500- Hi ind. actual: N. McCracken mile Indianapolis Speedway 169; E. Williams 158; B. Clark
race Wednesday as hard luck 153.
continued to plague the foreign Hi ind. hdep.: N. McCracken
MEADOWBROOK DRIVE-IN THEATRE Jet. 36 & 43
FRI., SAT., SUN. Jerry lewis, Janet Leigh THREE ON A COUCH (COLOR) William Holden, Richard Widmark ALVAREZ KELLY (COLOR)
Re.; Myers, C.; Doan. G.; Clark,
Re.: McCammack, Re.
60 — (0:08.0) Dozer. B.; &
Stone. F.; \\ eaver, B.; Bond. Stewart Peeler of Reelsville Re.; Williams, Re. failed in this attempt to clear Pole Vault — (10 3 ’) Peeler, jq’ 5” in the pole vault, but his Re.: Bond, Re.; Gammon, G.; 10’ 3” was good enough to set Brown. G.; Thomas. C. ; a junior high county meet rec-
880 Relay — (1:49.5) Reels- on j. \ille, Greencastle, Bainbridge,
drivers.
Amon smashed up the car owned by George R. Bryant but climbed unhurt from his seat
.J after the racer slid, skidded and
rolled more than one-tenth of a mile along the wall in the treacherous southwest turn. His accident came shortly after word of the death of Ital-
and 1. Williams 193; B. Pierce, : G. Wertz, R. Steele 188; B. Clark 186. Hi aeries actual: B. Clark 436; I B. Pierce 431; N. McCracken 417. Hi series hdep.: P. Carroll 544; B. Clark 535; B. Pierce 506.
Cloverdale, Roachdale.
440 Relay — (0:54.75) Greencastle. Fillmore, Cloverdale,
Reelsville, Bainbridge.
Short Seoson
MILWAUKEE, Wis. UPI — The 1967 major league baseball i season begins and ends on July 24 in this former home of the team now known as the Atlanta Braves. Tickets go on sale today for the July 24 exhibition game between the Minnesota Twins and the Chicago White Sox.
George Gipp, Notre Dame's immortal back of the Knute Rockne era, kicked a 62-yard field goal in a freshman game against Western State Normal in 1916. Notre Dame has employed 22 head coaches during its football history and only one, Joe Kuharich. left the position with a losing record.
The San Diego Chargers’ de-
ian racing star Lorenzo Bandini ^ en ^ ve dub records In from burns suffered Sunday in ^ ^ or allowing fewest comthe Monaco Grand Prix at P le ^ ons (4691, fewest yards Monte Carlo spread around the & ained passing (2,167) and fewtrack and garage areas. Bandini est touchdown passes (13).
had been nominated to drive a
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J car owned by Walter Weir of 5 Webster Grove. Mo., in time trials which begin Saturday for I selecting the 33-car starting lineup in the May 30 race. It was the second day in a : row a foreign driver crashed at 1 the speedway and Amon was the third foreigner involved in i a practice accident here in the last eight days. It also was the : sixth crash at the track. Gra- i ham Hill of England scraped the ; wall May 3 and Austrian Jochen Rindt, a rookie, was unhurt in a spectacular fiery crash only
Tuesday.
Amon’s car had been running around the oval for some time, some laps at speeds of better i than 160 miles per hour, before it slid 366 feet to a retaining wall, rammed the wall with the Jim Craig of Greencastle nose of the racer and slid 240 crosses the finish line in the 440 feet along the wall. .2 of a second better than the Amon climbed out unhurt, old record that he set last year 1 but the car seemed to be damof 53 3. jaged extensively.
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