The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 June 1967 — Page 3
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The Daily Banner, Greencastie, Indian*
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Danville, Torr's Win In Softball Action
Danville Christian Church Tharp — plastered National Foods 14-0 B. Lear _ and Torr’s Restaurant blasted i Losin Amo 13-2 last night in the, D, York second night of the local soft- j Patterson ball league played at Robe-Ann I Bryan — Park. Raines —
I George _
Danville scored two runs in j p orter every inning of the five inning j Rosg ~
ball game except for the fifth; when they took advantage of' four National Foods errors and ran sax men across the plate. Torr's also playing a fiveinning game because of the league rule stating that a game is to be called if one team leads the other by ten or more runs after five innings, took advantage of visiting Amo’s nine errors and scored in every inn-
ing but the fourth.
Mele Fired As Met Manager
League
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Torr’s Restaurant j Hervey i Holsapple ' Alex 1 Steele j Sharp Hoffa C. Hoffa Ford Coon Hartman
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Torr’s will play again Monday j Rossok night when they are slated to tangle with Morrison’s. Amo will vie with Plainfield in the
second game.
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Hammond J. Morgan Clark Edwards Moeler F. Morgan Hartung Jensen Sharp National Foods Starr
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Rady Hackett
Amo
Jenkins George J. Phillips . Bombi Wallen Smith D. Phillips . Minnett Dean Stuart Travelstead Jackson
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. UPI —Minnesota Twins’ President Calvin Griffith has spent his life in baseball, as a team mas-
cot, minor league manager, and, Cincinnati 10, Houston 7 club executive. } Chicago 6, New York 5 'When he says a change in' Pittsburgh 16. Philadelphia managers may be the best thing! Atlanta 5, San Francisco 3 for the organization, he sup-' Louis 3, Los Angeles 2
posedly knows what he's talking
about.
Introducing Cal Ermer as the replacement for fired Twins’ manager Sam Mele Friday night, Griffith said that no one thing caused Mele’s dismissal. “It’s rather an accumulation,” he said. The apparent split in the coaching staff last October that saw coaches Johnny Sain and Hal Naragon go to Detroit, Griffith said, was not the reason Mele was fired, but it was clear it contributed.
Cincinnati St. Louis San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago Atlanta
Philadelphia Los Angeles
Los Angeles _ Houston New York
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California ... Washington
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By Youth Agont JERRY WILLIAMS
4-H in Putnam County is going full force. Clubs are organized. This next week is a very busy week, especially in Greencastie. The project clubs will be meeting next week which will be very busy for some of the boys, but after this week the meetings will be spaced out. Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. the Woodworking Club will meet at the Greencastie High School in the shop. John McCullough will be the leader. Wildlife, Insects and Weather members will be meeting Tuesday afternoon, June 13, 2:00 p.m. at Albert Avery 1 * home on State Road 43, South. Mr. Avery Is going to be the leader of this
club.
Photography members will be meeting Wednesday afternoon, June 14, 1:30 p.m. at Coan Pharmacy. All members are to bring their cameras. Chet Coan will be the photography leader. On Wednesday evening, June : Agriculture projects and 15, 8:00 p.m, the Forestry and the older boys. Soil A Water Conservation j • • •
members will meet at the home of Bob Koenig on Primrose Lane. Don Wall and Mr. Koenig are the leaders of this club. The Electric members will meet at Public Service Indiana,
Then, 25-game winner Jim | Baltimore _ Kaat, in an open letter to Twins j Boston fans, said that if he were a club j Cleveland owner he would hire Sain as! Minnesota pitching coach and then get a j York manager who could take ad-! Kansas cjty
vantage of him.
The Twins have been plagued by missing signs, inferior baserunning. and a lack of the “thinking baseball” this year. “At one time last year, I had something in mind, but things turned around and we started winning,” Griffith said. Hie last half of 1966, the Twins were the hottest team in baseball, steaming at a .643 clip after July 4. Mele’s record as a manager was good. The Twins won the 1965 American League pennant, and Mele also managed them to two seconds, a third, a tie for sixth, and a seventh-place finish in 1961, after taking over in mid-stream from Cookie Lava get to. Hie overall record is
522-430.
In Griffith’s mind, however, he did not get the most out of the players.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Detroit 31 19 .620 ! Chicago 29 19 .596 1%,
Tutwiler Leads Ink 6'-9
Golf Event JOHNSTOWN, Pa. UPI—Ed Tutwiler, Indianapolis auto dealer, carried a three-stroke lead into today’s second round of the 14th annual Sunnehanna tournament of amateur golf champions. Tutwiler, plajing in the tourney for the 13th time, played flawless golf as he had five birdies and no bogeys for a 5-under-par 65. Tied for second at 68 were defending champion. Jack Lewis, Florence, S. C, and Lanny Wadkins. Richmond. Va. Those tied for fourth at evenpar 70 included Dale Morey, a former Hoosier now plajing out of High Point, N. C.
'Sweet Sixteen' Determined Today VALPARAISO, IND. UPI — State prep champion miler Don Vandrey of Valparaiso High School in going to ths Golden West Invitational Track and Field meet in Sacramento, Calif., next week, thanks to finational help from fellow citizens.
Next Tuesday, Mrs. Sendmeyer and I will be leaving to take 25 4-H’ers to the Purdue
4-H Roundup. This is an i was good. achievement trip for the older j
4-H members. The names and
When Chuck Zulich, Valparaiso Vidette-Messenger sports editor, issued an appeal for funds to pay for plane transportation for Vandrey the response
...25 23 .521 . 25 24 .510
24 25 25 28 32 31
25 25 24 23 .22 21
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Eastern Division W L Pet. GB
Phoenix 28 26 .519
Oklahoma City 27 27 .500 1 Indianapolis 23 24 .489 1 % San Diego 24 27 .471 2% Tulsa 23 26 .469 2% Denver 22 27 .449 3%
Western Division W L Pet. GB
Vancouver 27 23 .540 Seattle 28 24 .538 Spokane 27 24 .529 Tacoma 29 26 .527 Portland 25 26 .490 Hawaii 25 28 .472
Friday’s Results
Oklahoma City 12, Indianapo-
lis 4
Tulsa 7, Denver 4 San Diego 4, Portland Phoenix 8, Seattle 4 Tacoma 10, Hawaii 7 Spokane 5, Vancouver 2
FIGHT RESULTS LOS ANGELES UPI — Floyd Patterson, 194, drew with Jerry Quarry, 193, Bellflower, Calif., 10.
Draft Choice INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana franchise in the new American Basketball Association today announced the signing of another draft choice. 6-9 Bob Netolickj' of Drake University. Netolicky, who also was drafted by San Diego of the National Basketball Association, was the fifth draft choice and the 10th player signed by the Indiana team. Netolickj’ was an All-Mis-souri Valley Conference second team selection last season. His college coach. Maurice John, said he has “great potential as a pro basketball player.” Other draft choices signed earlier by the Indiana team were Gerry Jones of Iowa, Ed McKee of Rockford, Hubie Marshall of LaSalle and Craig Dill of Michigan.
BOATING
By Jack Woliston NEW YORK UPI—At least seven new boats, possibly nine, will join the unlimited hj-dro-j plane racing ranks this year in what may be the sport’s biggest season. Among the newcomers, but bearing a familiar name, will be Miss Bardahl, whose predecessor came to a tragic end in the 1966 President's Cup race at Washington. D. C. when she disintegrated after striking a submerged object or piece of
ROUEN, France UPI — Marcel Cerdan Jr., 145 1-2, France, won on disqualification over Rene Fromon, 145, France 8.
SOFTBALL SUNDAY Shetrone, Central Indiana Softball League leaders, are slated to play Marion at home in Robe-Ann Park Sundaj\ Game time is 3:00.
CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker fFop Record-HoMur in Mailers' Individual Championship Play)
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Drawing Today INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The “sweet sixteen” of the first Indiana high school baseball tourney will be determined today with the 64 survivors erf sectional warfare competing in regional plaj'offs. The 16 regional winners will advance to next Tuesdays semi-state playoffs at East Chicago, Franklin, Jasper and Anderson. Those four winners will meet in the state finals June 17 at Victory Field here.
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Thursday, June 15, 1:30 p.m. : program will be listed Mrs. Dottie Buechler is the separate article, electric leader. • • a
You are probably thinking Letters have gone to all 4-H that is a lot of meetings, but members concerning 4-H Camp, j most of the members in the which be held at Shakamak j grade schools do not take many state Park on June 21-24. We i
Annual Canoe Race To Be Held At Spencer
South dealer. North-South vulnerable. NORTH ♦ KQ J V 76 4 K10 9 2 + K973 WEST EAST 4943 48752 4K9832 4 A10 5 4 4654 4 *J2 4Q10864 'SOUTH 4 a io a 4QJ 4 AQJS7S + A5 The bidding: South West North East 14 Pass 3 4 Pass •4 Opening lead — six of dia- : monds. Thera fn nothing extraordi- ; nary about a declarer playing a contract he cannot make ; against the bast defense. How- | ever, since the opponents do not always defend perfectly, some : of these outaized contracts are | occasionally brought home by declarer, which is exactly what j occurred in this deal where South made six diamonds, i West had no clear-cut open- ! ing lead and. after some thought, selected the neutral lead of a trump. It was immediately obvious to declarer that normal play would lead to down one, so he initiated a method
of play that gave him a chance for the contract. He won the trump lead in dummy and led a low heart, losing the queen to the king. Of course. West could have ended the matter then and there by returning a heart,- hut he innocently led another trump in-
stead.
This eventually proved fatal when South proceeded to execute a squeeze against East He drew three more rounds of trumps and cashed three spade tricks, ending in his hand to produce this position:
North
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West
Bast
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4Q108 South
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San Diego, Calif., Sept. 24. J. Lee Schoenith, chairman of the APBA’s Unlimited 1967 will be one of the best and most exciting years for the sport Schoenith, president of Gale Enterprises, which sponsors Gale’s Roostertail, sajs the group’s new craft is of revolutionary design. “Instead of the usual threepoint, air suspension hull, our hydroplane will have a fourpoint. V-bottom. water suspension hull.” he explained. “Although this design may
debris. Ron Musson. her driver, give us less speed, we expect was killed. that it will be more than com-
pensated for bv better acceler-
The new Miss Bardahl, a 30- ation and greatly per . foot. 4-inch craft with an ex- foITOance on turns .,
treme 13-foot. 2-inch beam and powered bj' a 3.000 horsepower Rolls Royce Merlin, will be driven by Billy Schumacher of Seattle, a veteran of limited hydro-
pane class racing.
When South now led the seven of trumps and discarded a heart from dummy, East found it impossible to discard successfully. As a result, South
made the slam.
Although a good ease can be made for West to return a heart at-trick three instead of a trump, this does not detract from the credit due South for his well - conceived effort to make the contract. Larceny of this type is & legitimate part of the game, and all that South really did was to implement his
license to steal.
Among others making their mailden appearances will be Notre Dame, Miss U. S. and Gale’s Roostertail. all three of which, like Miss Bardahl, will be replacing boats damaged or destroyed in last year’s campaigning. The big boats, many of which hit speeds up to 200 mile per hour on the straightawaj’, will point for nine events this season under sanction of the American Power Boat Association. At stake will be $274,000 in prize money and points for the coveted title of National Champion. The season kicks off Sunday, June 11, with running of the $25,000 Suncoast Cup at Tampa, Fla., and winds up Oct. 1 at Sacramento. Calif., with the $25,000 Sacramento Cup. Top event is the $55,000 Gold Cup at Seattle on Aug. 6. Other events include the World Championship, Detroit, July 2; Governor's Cup, Madison, Ind.. July 9; Tri Cities Atomic Cup, Pasco, Wash., July 23; Garnet Cup, Couer d’Alene, Idaho, Aug. 13, British Columbia Cup, Kelowna, B. C. Aug. 27, and the San Diego Cup,
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Among new products of interest to boatmen is a liquid vinjd which forms a tough, continuous and non-porous skin over either ferrous or non-fer-rous metals. Treated surfaces are completely sealed and guarded against the corrosive action of salt water and extreme weather conditions. The vinyl is ready to brush on when it comes out of the can. It adheres tightly to metal parts of all sizes and shapes and cannot harden, crack or blister. The coating can be lifted with a fingernail and
peels off in one piece.
Among numerous uses are protection of a boat’s metal surfaces during storage periods, coating of non-working parts of tools to prevent rusting, coating of food cans aboard to prevent rusting and loss of labels while cruising, and whipping of rope ends which is accomplished simply by dipping the end of
the line in the can.
Known as “Peel Away,” the product is manufactured by Marine Development A Research Corp., New York.
FRI., SAT., SUN.
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EVENING - 7:15-9:1$ SAT.—SUN.—MATINEE 2:15 ADULTS $1.< CHILDREN $ .5C
projects. Gene Akers has the boys tak-
GREENCASTIE Drive-In Theatre Jet. 40 & 43 SATURDAY Clint Eastwood in "A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS" PLUS Hugh O'Brian — Mickey Rooney James Mitchum in "AMBUSH BAY" SUN., MON., TUES. Two Elvis Presley Shows 'GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS' PLUS "PARADISE HAWAIIAN STYLE"
are camping with Parke, Scott and Washington Counties. The
The third annual White River < edge of Spencer.
•„ , „ ^ J , Canoe Race 18 scheduled for Sat- | Along with Mr. Hackworthy, ^np wjl war^ *00 •na too j urday, Juna 17, with an art show j raoa chairman, art Julian Dul-
to be open in downtown Spencer . ing, Chamber President, other
1 officials will include Jerry War-
includes the four counties, so the reservations should be made at the County Extension Of-
fice right away.
There has been some questions about flea beetles in com. It would be a good idea to check your com fields for insects. Flea beetles can retard growth and even kill small corn plants. The danger of damage from flea beetles is more likely when growing conditions are
as an added attraction.
The annual canoe race from Paragon to Spencer, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, drew entries from five states last year, and John Hackworthy, Canoe Race Chairman, said he has received inquiries which indicate there may be entries this year from as many
as six or seven states.
Mr. Hackworthy said the
muth, Chief Starter, and Kenneth Casida, Chief Registrar. Registration will start at 9 a. m. at the Paragon Bridge. The Owen County Art Guild will hold a two-day art shew on June 16 and 17 in the former Holley clothing store room on the west side of the Spencer courthouse square. Hours will be from 10 a. m.
poor. Toxaphene or carbaryl Chamb.r wiU «w.rd 22 tropbi.a > * n P c0 ” n ; !r a ^ u “ e
(sevin) will do the job of controlling this insect. Carbaryl is suggested for use on com silage. For more information, ask first.
„ , , ; uwen countv artists will be on
and twelve nbbons to entries
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awarded to each member of the days
second and third place in. •„ w j • •
, _ There will be no admission
for Publication E-48 at the teams in the three events. In ,
charge.
addition, a trophy will be a- i
“The Hugger”
mum o* fsctufuca
County Extension Office.
This advertisement is neither an offer to soil nor solicitation of offers to buy any of these notes. The offering is made only by the Prospectus 2.000.000. 00
; warded to each member of the team coming from the greatest distance. Each member of the Owen County team scoring the
ISSUE
INVESTMENT NOTES Interest Payable Semi-Annually
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EXECTTTOXS SALE OF BEAL ESTATE
Pursuant to order of the Putnam Circuit Court, the executor of the
highest in the event will receive i J* 1 * 1 ? 01 ^ airy M - McKin *i*- jin °*-
1 fer for sale at private sale fa the 19th day of June. 1*67, at S:00 a. m.. and from day to day thereafter until sold at the law office of Rex. V. Keller. 310 Fourth Street Oovtaurton. Indiana, the followin* described real estate in Putnam County, Indiana, to-
wlt:
Lot numbered 17 in Washington Helents Subdivision to the City of Greencastie, Indiana, as shown In Plat Book S. page 41 In the Office of the Recorder of Putnam County. Sale is subject to approval of the Putnam Circuit Court for not less than full appraised value thereof, for cash in hand and free of Hens except taxes which are not yet payable at the time of sale. An abstract of title will be furnished and a reasonable time allowed for its examination. Rex V. Keller, Executor, 310 Fourth Street Covington. Indiana, Phone 793-5152. June 10-17-21
a special trophy.
Other than for the trophies
for the Owen county team, all trophies and ribbons will be awarded on the basis of “open
; to the world” competition. The event will be recognized
j by the Indiana Canoe Racing Council as its opening event of the new championship scoring season, and points won will count in that organization’s championship selection at the |
end of the racing year. Rules of the Indiana Canoe
Racing Council will govern all
entries.
There will be three classes.
NOTICE OF ADHINISTKATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate
No. EST 67-44.
One will he fnr Qenir,^ „„„ I Notice is hereby given that Della une will De tor senior Men. one j Stewart was on the 8th day of June.
1*67. appointed Administratrix of the estate of LesBe Paul Stewart, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due must file the same In said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims
will be forever barred.
Dated at Greencastie, Indiana, this
8th day of June, 1967.
] Ennis E. Hasten, clerk of the Put-
downstream edge of the bridge ! nam Circuit Court.
j for Junior Men, and one for
■ Mixed Couples.
The race will start from the bridge south of Paragon over White River, with the first heat scheduled to shove off at 10:30 a. m. The finish line will be the
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