The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 June 1967 — Page 3
Friday, Juna 2, 1967
Tha Dally tannar, Graancaatla, Indiana
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CONTRACT BRI By B. Jay Becker (f«n naterrf HeMer in Maelen* fndfvidual ChamplewAip Hay)
dge Tiger Cubs Edge Cloverdale in Second Game of Baseball Sectional
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declarer with the
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+ i L-2J+AQ109 ' 2. Ton axe declarer with the West band at Three Notrump. '■ North leads the queen of hearts. South plays the king, and you . duck. When South returns the eight of hearts, you win and cash the A-K of diamonds, — learning that South started with " three to the jade. How do you
.. Jiow proceed?
- 4AJ109 nn*Q6 - HAS wb ¥6542 ♦ 10976 | W “ ♦AKQ52 ♦ A K 7 L_2_J A 8 3 1. This is one of those surething propositions where you can guarantee the contract re- -- gardless of how the adverse " cards are divided. Obviously, the only danger is that the spades are divided 4*1 (or 5-0), so what you must do is guard against that distribution. (If the spades are divided S-2, you give up a . 1' spade and easily make the con-
tract.)
After winning the aoe of dia aaonds, cash the A-K of hearts and the A-K of spades. If it ^ turns out that North has the four spades, lead a club and finesse the nine. Even If South (01187. Bag
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Central Indiana—Water In Morse Reservoir in Hamilton County is in good condition again and fishing is improving. Crappies have been biting on minnows and Jigs. Blue gills are fairly nice on worms. Bass are taking artificial bait and minnows. Catfish are taking almost everything. White River in central Indiana is in good Condition generally for carp and eatfish. AS streams are up and muddy in east central Indiana. Despite this fishing is good in Prairie Creek Reservoir in Delaware County. Bass and walleyes are taking artificials. Grapples are going for minnows, and bluegills are biting on worms. At Kokomo Reservoir crappies and bluegills are being caught on minnows and worms. A few bass are being brought in with artificials and night crawlers. Water is still above pool state at Monroe Reservoir. It is
wins with the jack, he must give you the reet of the tricks. He is bound to return either a club, permitting you to discard both spade losers, or a. diamond, permitting you to discard one spade on the diamond return and the other on the ace of clubs. Now let's imagine Booth bee the four spades. In that ease, lead a club to the ace and return the queen. If South follows low, discard a spade, thus endplaying North. He must lead a club or concede a ruff-discard. If South covers the queen with the king, ruff It, cross to dummy with a trump, and lead the ten of clubs. Discard if South follow* low, and ruff if South covers with the jack. Either way, you are euxe of a twelfth trick. 2. It would be wrong to finesse a spade at this point, because, if it lost, you could go down, losing four hearts and a spade. The sure way Is to lead a heart and discard a diamond on it. This permits you to cash the remaining diamonds later— something you can’t do now because the suit is blocked. The first two tricks revealed that North had at most five hearts. The worst that can happen on the line of play recommended is that you lose four heart tricks. rm fljradloata lao.)
Greencastle catcher Chuck Evans doubled in Phil Hill from second base with the go-ahead run in the sixth Inning as the Greencastle Tiger Cubs defeated Cloverdale 5-3 in the second
game of the baseball sectional. Cloverdale However, it was an uphill T. Hoffa battle for the Greencastle nine. G. Hoffa Rick Ford, known for his abili- Coon ty to make baskets, also knows Ford how to thread the needle with | McCullough a baseball, as he had a no hit- Nees ter going for four innings., Elmore Don Irwin spoiled it with a; Steele slow roller through the left' Fenwick side of the diamond in the fifth. Totals
In the top of the fifth, Cloverdale broke the scoreless duel between Ford and Cub hurler Phil Kidwell with three big runs. After Gary Hoffa went out pitcher to first, Jim Coon walked and took second on a wild pitch. Rick Ford had an infield hit to deep short with Coon taking third. Jerry McCullough’s single scored Coon and sent Ford to third. After Rich Nees struck out, Mike Elmore tallied Ford with a scratch hit to short. Rex Steele was hit by Kidwell to load the bases. Dee Monnett relieved Kidwell and Rick Fenwick Was awarded first base on an interference call against Evans with McCullough scoring the Clover’s third
run of the inning.
In the bottom of the inning, Greencastle tied the game on two hits, two walks and an error. Phil Hill fouled out to Coon to start the inning, but then the roof caved in of Ford. Chuck Evans worked Ford for a free ride. Jim Allan hit a
the first round of the sectional and Greencastle meets Fillmore at 12:30 pm. in the semi-finals. The winners of the two games collided at 4:00 pm. for the
championship.
AB 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 2 0 27
R 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 3
Greencastle (5) Monnett Pierce Frye Kidwell Prackney
Hill
Evans
Oi Allan 2; Irwin 1! Totals
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Cloverdale 0 00 Greencastle 0 0 0
Batteries: Ford, McCullough (6) and Coon; Kidwell, Mon-
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murky east of the causeway and clear at the deep end. Bluegills are being caught on garden worms, redworms, artificial poppers and artificial flies. Bass are biting on deep-run-ning artificials. Bullhead catfish are taking worms. At Cataract Lake in LieberState Park large flatheads and channel catfish are being caught, and numbers of crappies are being harvested on set lines using live bait. Lots of nice crappies are coming out of Mansfield Reservoir at Raccoon Lake State Recreation Area when minnows and jigs are used.
come-backer to Ford but both runners were safe when he threw wide to second trying for a double play. Irwin then tapped the first hit off Ford to load the bases. Dee Monnett walked to force in Evans with the Cub’s first run. After Daryl Pierce forced Allan at the plate for the second out, Jay Frye tied the game with a double down the right field line. Monnett relieved Kidwell in the fifth and had a one two three inning in the sixth, but Ford ran into a hornet’s nest. Daryl Brackney walked to open the inning and was wild pitched to second. Hill went out C ' a swinging bunt, but then Evans plated Brackney with the run a double. Saturday at 10:00 am., Bainbridge and Roachdale wind up
5 net (5) and Evans.
COMMISSION'EBS’ CLAIMS
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h League* STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago Detroit Cleveland . Boston Baltimore . Minnesota
W L 25 15
Pet. .625
16 .619 20 .524 21 .512 20 .500 22 .488
Washington New York _
_ 20 23 .462 _ 18 22 .450
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Kansas City 19 24 .442 7 California 18 28 .391 10
Thursday’* Result*
Minnesota 4, Boston O Washington 1, California 0 Cleveland 8, Detroit 2 Only game* scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Cincinnati 31 18 .633 St Louis 26 16 .610 3 San Francisco _ 25 19 .568
Pittsburgh 23 Atlanta 22 •Los Angeles 19 •Philadelphia _18 Houston 17 New York 14
•—Late game not included PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Eastern Division W L Pet GB
Phoenix 23 22 .511 Tulsa 20 20 .500 ^ Indianapolis 19 19 .500 Oklahoma City 21 25 .457 San Diego 19 23 .452 Denver 18 23 .439
19 22 24 23 28 27
.548 .500 .422
.439 9 .378 12 .341 13
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The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet to regular session. Monday, June 6. 1*67 at 9 a. m. legal time, at the Courthouse to Greencastle, Indiana to consider the following
claims:
COUNTY REVENUE
Crystal Barker $324.00 Doris Keller 2$6.20 Christine Masten 165.00 Patricia Denny 85.00 Arlene Long 20.00 D. F. Shewmaker 324.00 Alice E. Mahoney 286.20 Garnet R. Gorham 286.20 Leona M. Terry 286.20 Margaret O’Hair 324.00 Eula Clyde Ames 216.20 Opal Mark 112.20 Dorothy Edwards 324.00 Wayne R. Miller 324.00 Robert A. Zlegelman Jr 286.20 Wayne R. Miller 62.00 Robert A. Zlegelman Jr 62.00 Paul Davis 37.50 John Phillips 20.00 Ii. W. Veach. M.D 225.00 Evelyn Spencer 300.00 Peggy Saucerman PHN 309.00 Jewel Blue 432.00 Charles H. Rector Jr 112.50 Frederick M. Starnes 25.00 Charles D. Whitaker 25.00 Gertrude Luther 324.00 James G. McIntyre 230.00 Edna McKeehan 184.00 J. D. Calbert 50.00 Joan E. Huber 166.66 Mabel Petro 125.00 William Marker 280.00 Theodore H. Drokkelman 185.00 Ivan Leonard 125.00 Vera June Albright 286.20 Beatrice O’Conner 100.00 Robert Aubrey Sr. 250.00 Mary L. Aubrey 150.00 Mary L. Aubrey 100.00 Chios Byrd 126.00 Betty Dickson 125.00 Huston Poynter 100.00 Wm. M. Hurst 200.00 Irma M. Hurst 50.00 COUNTY REVENUE VENDORS Woodburn Print. Co. Inc 128.00 Books Plus a.30 Bobbs Merrill Co 17.50 Alice Mahoney 7.25 Typewriter Rebullder 1.55 Adding Mach. Sales h Serv. ... 4.60 Woodburn Printing Co. Inc 222.75 3 M Business Produces 27.92 Bobbs Merrill Co. Inc 17.50 Virginia Mullis 10.00 Wayne R. Miller 62.00 Robert A. Zlegelman Jr 62.00 Tom Herriott 116.44 Bobby O. Albright 501.00 Clark's Oil & Refining Corn. .. 131.99 Sinclair Refining Co 4.97 Morrison’s Tire & Retread 38 20 Eileen Shuee 50 Weger Governmental Systems 9.51 East Side Motors 2495.00 Tom Herriott 774.18 Alan Stanley 8.96 Hlbkerson Instr. Co. Ine 88.38 Typewriter Rebuilder 17.50 Marbaugh Engineering 49 02 Evelyn Spencer 6.32 Gen. Telephone Co 30.52 Jewel Blue 51.52 Peggy Saucerman 29.92 L. W. Veach. M.D 6.40 Gen. Electric Co 17.30 Woodburn Printing Co. toe. .. 19.50 Metzger Lumber Co 23.90 James McIntyre 3.50 James M. Houck 11.48 Mildred F. Hervey 10.00 Mildred Hervey 60.50 Meteger Lumber Co 37.59 Woodburn Printing Co. toe 337.60 Romilda Printing 15.00 Busan B. Hirt 5.00 Dept, of Water Work* 78.60 Dept, of Sewage 103.25 Public Service Indiana 280.40 Ind. Gas & Water Co 155.04 Dept, of Water Works 104.43 Dept, of Sewage 141.65 Westron Corp 66.46 Skelton-Sklnner Lbr. Co. Inc. .. 460.20 State of tod. Boiler <i Pressure Vessels Brd 4.00 Applegate Elevator Co 50.00 Metzger Lbr. Co 12.90 Metzger Lbr. Co 16.04 Reeves Welding & Repair 1.50 A. A. Ruber & Sons 4.20 Lortn J. Gasteneau 55 00 Kor-X-All Co 47.51 Home Laundry & Cleaners .... 9 20 Herrlott's Paint it Wallpaper . 3.51 Lee School Supply 3.00 Dept, of Water Works 46.50 Dept, of Sewage 42.50 Harriotts Paint & Wallpaper ... 49 01 Vera June Albright 22.80 Miller Electric Service 17.78 Metzger Lbr. Co 7.43 Walter Seeley 12.00 Public Service 90.01 Joe Ellis 8.00 Greencastle Food i.. 103.94 Lanam Wholesale 36.70 Put. Co. Frozen Foods 117.82 Handy’s Milk & Ice Cream ... 43.97 Monnett’s Grocery 34.80 Put. Co. Frozen Foods 125.40 Carl Pursell 23.82 Olen Dudley 21.00 High Point Oil Co 40.54 Eileen Shuee 4.50 Kor-X-All 38.15 Orkln Exterminating Serv 7.50 John L. Poor 3.80 Servl-Soft of Danville 10.20 Wm. Hurst 37.36 Wm. Hurst 29.00 Harry E. Frazier 168.75 Juanita Crosby 168.75
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Harold Pruitt 200.00 Josephine Fosher 200.00 Claude Etcheson 150.00 Maurice Fordica 168.75 L. D. Rimer 130.00 Ethel E. Frazier 3*6.00 Josephine Ford 040.00 Donald Crosby 445.00 Mary E. Nichols 215.00 Ralph Furney 275.00 Mrs. Inez Pruitt 250.00 Bert Wright 250.00 Darlene Fordlc* 445.00 Daily Banner 102.96 Graphic 84.38 Put. Co. Indep. Ins. Agts 25.00 Wm. R. Padgett 10.00 Ben C. Gross 16.00 Rector Funeral Home 100.00 Rose Mlethe 8.00 Spencer Monument Works 8.00 Whitaker Funeral Home 100.00 Put. Co. 4-H Club Fund 1000.00 Put. Co. 4-H Fair Assn 5200.00 VFW Post 25.00 Supt, of Ind. Girls' School 417.44 State Central Hospital 16.80 Dr. D. B. Brattain 39.15 Cleon Williams 200.00 CO. HIGHWAY VENDOR CLAIMS Gen. Telephone Co 33.37 Public Service Indiana 58.04 Dept, of Water Works 6.00 Waldo E. Shoemaker 86.80 McMains Citgo Service 58.85 3-D Tire Co 582 64 Browning’s Radiator Serv 12.00
20.00 34.55
King Morrison Foster Co 115.96 Reeves Welding & Repair .... 23.40 Ind. Equipment Co., Inc S.98 Fanke Machinery Corp 11.93 Girton Implement Co. Inc 10.00 High Point Oil Co 1092.77 G’castle Auto Supply, toe 79.38 M & R Auto Parts 222.35 Eileen Shuee 2.50 Romilda Printing Co 50.00 3-M Business Prod. Sales to*. .. 33.36 Motor Fuel Tax Division 134.80 Oil Stone Corp 4776.25 Harris Stone Service Co. ....... 95.85 Standard Materials 1601.18 Russellville Stone Co 1525.05 United Aggregates Corp 53.82 ARC Enterprises, toe 70.00 Shumaker Bros. tod. toe. .. 34627.81 Young Metal Prod, toe 468.64 Put. Co. Ind. Ins. Agts 3003.88 Jim Harris Chev.-Buiek 1415.62 Charles S. Atkins 700.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY PAYROLL:
Ralph Spencer Richard L. Malay*r .... Frank Sutherlin Rosemary Davis Elsie Fenwick James C. Boiler Robert Boiler Dean Branham Thomas W. Brothers .... Robert P. Burton Woodson Buttery Olyn Campbell Frank Coble Ronald Crowe Jackie Lee Eyier William Griffin Lester Hapney Paul Hassler Steven Lesley James M. Leva Jesse McGuire Don Mangus Julian Petro Woodrow Poynter John Reynolds George Talbott Herschel J. Vermillion Joseph H. Ash Thompson Allen Noble Austin William F. Ball Everett Cornett ..... Elmer Cox Harold Goodman Buryi Guy Vernie Larkin Harry Miller Robert D. Newgent Douglas Ward Roy Weller Dale K. Williams Joe Spencer
WELFARE:
Curtis C. Higgins Helen Werneke Grace McKeehan Virginia Bowers Elaine Vote Helen A. Crum Charlotte Jones Marjorie Beck WELFARE VENDORS: General Telephone Co. . Curtis C. Higgins Helen Werneke Grace H. McKeehan ... Virginia M. Bowers . . CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Cumulative Bridge
FOX BOUNTY:
Robert Combs Gordon Whitman Fred Cox James Albin Earl C. McCammack ... Joseph W. Brothers Roy Lancaster John Harbison Ralph Purcell G F. Ashworth Robert Stinson Paul Grove Rena Sechman Mary Allen Albert Coffman Tom McCabe Gerald Ashworth Ronald Cox
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