The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 May 1967 — Page 5

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They say that every spring a young man’s thoughts turn to love, but not in the case of 30 eighth grade hopefuls, they turn to football. Under the tutelage of Head Coach Bob Berman, and his assistants, the potential freshman candidates have been working on a series of no-contact drills as the one above in which the linemen learned the proper way to block the charge of their opponent. Banner Photo—Don Whitehead

Final Weekend of Time

Race at Pimlico

Trials Sees Feverish Action

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BALTIMORE UPI —Trainer Loyd (Boo) Gentry issued last

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Crews And drivers worked feverishly today to prepare for the final weekend of qualifications for the Memorial Day 500-mile auto race amid prospects the weather might cut into the last day of practice. Trials to complete the 33-car starting field for the May 30 classic are scheduled Saturday and Sunday with eight spots still open. When they are filled, the traditional “bumping” will begin with faster cars eliminating slower machines from the

lineup.

The forecast for today was for showers and thundershowers and gusty winds, threatening to cut down on the amount of time left to get cars up to the speeds felt necessary to make the race. There were 50 cars on the track Thursday but many of them were cars which already had qualified and the day’s best performances were by cars from that group. The top speed was a clocking of 163.9 miles per hour by Dan Gurney, Santa Ana, Calif., the second-fastest qualifier last Saturday. Mario Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., who set new one and four-lap speed records in

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winning the pole position, was close behind at 163. Former winner Pamelli Jones, Torrance, Calif., the sixth fastest qualifier In the revolutionary turbine-powered car, has several laps at 162. Among drivers whose ears have yet to qualify, only three managed to reach or exceed 160 mph. Richie Ginther, Santa Ana, and Jim Hurtubise, North Tonawanda, N. Y., both at 161, and Jochen Rindt of Austria at 160. Most observers feel it will take a four-lap average of better than 162 to make the field. Norm Brown, Grand Rapids, Mich., escaped injury In Thursday’s only mishap. The rookie’s car spun coming out of the northwest turn but did not hit anything and was not damaged.

NOTICE Principal N. Dixon’s retirement program will be held on Tuesday, May 23 at 7:30 p. m. at Ridpath School instead of May 28 aa reported. .

Fight Results

By United Press International PORTLAND, Maine UPI — Pete Riccitelli, 170, Portland, knocked out Gene Hamilton.

168, New York 3.

LOS ANGELES UPI — Frank Crawford, 127, Los Angeles, knocked out Eliseo Estrada, 127, Mexico, 9.

Eddie Neloy, in his first year as horse trainer for the Phipps family won a record 40 stakes in 1966 with 17 horses contribu-

minute telephone instructions from a New York hospital bed today on Kentucky Derby winner Proud Clarion’s preparations for Saturday’s 6194,000 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Gentry, under treatment fqr hepatitis that will force him to miss the race, has been giving daily briefings to assistant trainer Jim Mahoney who worked Proud Clarion Into top shape for the Preakness. Proud Clarion, a white blaze running from his mane down to his nose, was one of 10 three-year-olds entered Thursday for the second gem of the Triple Crown racing classics. He was listed at 3-1, a far cry from the 30-1 odds he carried at Churchill Downs two weeks ago when he won the 1^4-mile race by a length and paid 662.20. Mrs. Frances Center’s In Reality, who has not raced since he won the Florida Derby on April 1, was favorite at 5-2 despite his long layoff. Mrs. Edith Bancroft’s Damascus, the Kentucky Derby favorite who finished third In the Rose run. was co-second choice with Proud

Clarion.

Barbs, Delight, Great Power, Ask The Fare, Reason To Hail, Misty Cloud, Favorable Turn and Celtic Air, coupled with Damascus as an entry, complete the field for the 1 3/16-mile Preakness. Proud Clarion finally looks like a race horse and acts like a race horse,” said exercise boy Terry Grogan of the Darby Dan Farm colt who has won four of his six races this year.

Johnny Lattner, Notre Dame's famed halfback, is the only college football player to have won

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the Maxwell Trophy twice. He did it in 1952 and 1953.

•y PRANK WATSON Central Press Sports Writer QUESTIONS 1— Who is Jesse Gender? 2— Can a befk be called em Japanese pitchers? 3— Who is Dick Ellsworth? HOOH6I? THIS 19-year-old from De Moines, Iowa is one of the world’s top s w i m m ers. A sophomore at UCLA, he recently shattered his own American freestyle marie in Dallas. ANSWBS •■otnpw -»J jsqoibl 6 nopou^saj « tpros oy pamopnao* you axe Xaqj,—g uaqamo e jmiw v—I -(noting eroc :eeqooH) Distributed by Central Press

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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Eastern Division W L Pet. GB Oklahoma City 16 15 .516 Indianapolis .. 12 12 .500 % Phoenix 15 16 .484 1 San Diego 13 14 .481 1 Tulsa 12 13 .480 1 Denver 11 14 .440 2 Western Division W L Pet. GB ; Tacoma 20 12 .626 Portland 17 12 .586 1% Vancouver ...... 14 14 .500 4 j Seattle 14 16 .467 5 Spokane 13 15 .464 5 Hawaii 13 17 .433 6 Indians Lose

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To Seattle, 3-1 INDIAN A FOILS UPI—Seattle scored three runs in the fourth inning Thursday night to hand Indianapolis a 3-1 Pacific Coast League defeat. The Rainiera broke a scoreless tie in the fourth when Buddy Bradford’s error, one of three by the Tribe, let Charles Vinson get to second where he scored on a sacrifice. Felix Torres then singled and scored on Tony Curry’s home run. The Indians got their lone

Thursday’s Results Seattle 3, Indianapolis 1 Denver 7, Oklahoma City 6 San Diego 1, Phoenix 0 Vancouver 6, Portland 1 Tulsa at Hawaii, ppd., rain Only games scheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. Chicago 19 8 .704

Detroit

18 10

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Kansas City ..

15 15

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New York

13 14

.481

Cleveland

13 14

.481

Washington ..

14 16

.467

Baltimore

13 16

.448

Boston

13 16

.448

Minnesota ......

12 16

.429

California

14 19

.424

Thursday’s Results Washington 2, Baltimore 0 Only games scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Cincinnati ...... 24 11 .686 St. Louis 17 11 .607 3% Pittsburgh 17 12 .586 4 Chicago 16 13 .552 5 Atlanta 16 15 .516 6 San Francsico 16 16 .500 6% Philadelphia .. 14 16 .467 7% Los Angeles .. 12 18 .400 9% New York 10 17 .370 10 Houston 10 23 .303 13 Thursday’s Results Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 3 Houston 6, San Francisco 2

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WATER HOLE—Inside that chartered plane are seven golfers who set out from Honolulu to the island of Maui for a game. But engine trouble lands them In this “water hole” 65 miles off the island of Molokai. All were rescued, including the plana.

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