The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 May 1967 — Page 5

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Receiving their trophies recently at an awards dinner are these bantam and junior tournament winners. Front row, left to right, Vicki Aker, Phetney Baker, Mace Hirt,

Bruce Coyner, Neil Grabowski, Ron Rossok, and Del Staley. Back row, left to right, Mickey Larmore, Tim McCammon, Steve Crawley, Bill Brewster, Richard Collins, Mike Orlosky. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead

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Junior Bowlers Hold Annual Banquet Tuesday

The Putnam Co. Junior Bowling Association held its third annual banquet at the Masonic Lodge on Tuesday evening. May 9th. A very eye appealing and delicious dinner was served by members of the Eastern Star. Attendance wise the banquet had grown to one hundred and forty four. The first year banquet had ninety participants, whereas, last year had one hundred and nineteen. It is encouraging to see an increase in number as has occurred in the past two years. We hope to have an even greater number next year and look forward to seeing and meeting parents which may not have been able to attend this year. With support of Interested parents as shown this year, we are sure next year’s banquet will be just as exciting and enjoyable as this one. Without much formality for the occasion, due to high spirits and an air of anxiety about the crowd, Pat Huxford, Lloyd Conyers and Chet Crawley presented one hundred and ten league trophies and four tournament trophies. Patches and certificates of merit were also presented during the evening. Winner of the bowling ball given away by Varsity Lanes Was Jeff Miller. Since this was

only his second season of bowling, the winning of a ball for his own exclusive use was met with a very pleased and amazed expression. (He can now sleep an extra half hour on Saturdays because he won’t have to hurry to the lanes to pick out his favorite alley ball.) Holding true to form in their usual way of thoughtfulness, the boys and girls of the leagues, represented by Del Staley, presented Pat Huxford with a very pretty white milk glass planter which contained a large assortment of plants and vines. At a time such as that, a thank you seems inadequate, however, it is again being repeated, “Thank you, boys and girls."

P. R. Mallory bowling team was the winner of the Greencastle City bowling tournament and received trophies at the annual awards dinner held recently. Left to right, back row, are Don Bassett, Arlie Mitchell, Art Hansen, and Dewey Groover. Front row, left to right: Dave Hewlett and Gib Duell. Bob Greene was absent when picture was made. Dave Hewlett also received a trophy for the high handicap singles.

See you at the Junior State'* Tournament on May 20th, or next Fall at Varsity Lanes.

Golden Q Tourney The Golden Q will be the scene Sunday for a three game elimination pocket billiards tournament for Fillmore teenagers. Twelve teams will be competing in the eight ball elimination matches starting at 12 noon. Parents of the players as well as the general public is invited.

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York’s Grocery bowling team of the Automotive League won the Charity tournament this year at Varsity Lanes. Left to right are Bob Hampton, Kenneth Stevens. Ralph Fumey, Malcolm York, and Delbert Lewis. Competing against 58 teams, the high score was 3081. After expenses, prize money will be donated to a charity in Putnam County.

County Sports

MAY 15-20

May 15

Golf

DePauw University ICC meet

St. Joe

Greencastle High School

May 16

Baseball

Schulte

There 4:15

May 16

Golf

WIC tourney

Linton 1:00

May 17

Baseball

Crawfordsville

Here 4:15

May 19

Baseball

State High

Here 4:15

May 19

Golf

Sectional

Bedford

Roachdale High School

May 15 Baseball North Salem May 17 Baseball North Salem

Here 4:00 There 4:00

Fillmore High School May 16 Track Underclass relays May 18 Baseball North Salem

Here 4:00 There 4:00

Reelsville High School

May 16 Baseball Bainbridge May 17 Baseball Eminence

State Farm 4:30 State Farm 4:00

Beetle Bailey

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By Roy Crane

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