The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 June 1967 — Page 4

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Hoosier All-Stars must improve shooting before traveling to old Kentuck

Indiana’s all-star high school basketball squad will have to find its shooting eye if the Hoosiers hope to snap a fivegame Kentuckj’ winning streak. The current edition of Indiana all-stars hit a chilly .275 from the field Saturday night in losing 79-67 to the Kentuckians in Hinkle Fieldhouse here. Kentucky now has won five straight summer clashes over Indiana during the past three years and shoots for No. 8 Saturday night at Freedom Hall In Louisville. Jim McDaniels, the Bluegrass fcce from Allen County, was unimpressive offensively but he stole the show on the defense boards. McDaniels got only eleven

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points for the evenings, far below his 38 point average per game, but his rebounding was a major factor in the Kentucky victory. Kentucky took a 42-29 lead into the dressing room at halftime and for a while threatened to keep piling up the lead as play moved along in the second half. When McDaniels fouled out late in the game, 6-11 Greg Northington of Indianapolis Wood led a brief Indiana rally that brought the Hoosiers to within six points of Kentucky at 67-61. That came with three mintues to play. Indiana had a chance to cut the margin to four points but lost the ball on an error and Kentucky scored to go eight points up.

Jim Rose of Hazard paced the Blue Grass boys with 25 points. Ben Watkins of Louisville Central had 17 and George Montgomery of Louisville Central added 15. Northington paced Indiana

with 15. "Mr. Basketball,” Willie Long of Fort Wayn« South, tallied 14 before fouling out late in the game. The only other Hoosier in double figures was Larry Weatherford of Evansville Bosse with 12.

Falendar leads BLOOMINGTON UPI—Steve Falender, the defending champion, heads the field in this week’s 42nd annual Indiana Junior Golf tournament, slated over the Indiana University course. The qualifying round for the 64 spots open in the championship flight is scheduled today, with two rounds of match play scheduled on each of Tuesday and Wednesday.

Rose, f 10 Watkins, f 7 McDaniels, c 2 Mayes, g 2 Tallent, g 0 Glover, c 0 Schlomer, f-c 1 Perry, f 3 Jones, g 0 Montgomery, g 6 Totals 31

Kentucky (79) FG EGA FT

10 16

14 14

5 3 3 2 0 2 0 2 0 0

Long, f 3 Ford, f - 1 Northington, c 6 Niles, g 3 Weatherford, g ..... 5 McKenzie, f .................. 1 Pillow, f - 1 Steele, f 1 Mengelt, g 1 Jacobson, g 2 Windmiller, g 0 Totals 24 Shooting Percentages:

FG: Indiana 24 of 75—.324 Kentucky 31 of 78—.397 FT: Indiana 19 of 28—.678 Kentucky .... 17 of 25—.680

4 1 5 4 1

14 78

Indiana (67) FG FGA FT

3 9 1 5 5 0

8 1 3 2 2 0 2 1 0 0 0

FTA 6 7 3 4 0 2 1 2 0 0 25 FTA 15 2 3 2 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 28

PF 1 4 5 2 0 5 3 2 0 0 22 PF 5 0 3 2 1 0 4 1 2 0 0 18

R 5 19 T 6 4 3 2 2 0 3 61 R 10 1 6 6 9 2 5 S 1 1 1 53

League Standings

Nicklaus "bears" down and captures second national golf championship

TP 25 17 7 6 0 2 2 8 0 12 79 TP 14 3 15 8 12 2 4 3 2 4 0 67

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

W L Pet.

St Louis 36 Cincinnati 40 Chicago — 32 Pittsburgh 32 San Franoisco 33 Atlanta 31 Philadelphia 28 Los Angeles 25 Houston 26 New York 30 Sunday’s Results

New York 4-3, Chicago 3-4,

game 10 innings

Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia Houston 2, Atlanta 0 St Louis 4, San Francisco Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAGUE

W L Pet

Chicago 36 Detroit 33 Minnesota 31 Boston 31 Cleveland 30 Kansas City 31 Baltimore 29 California 31 New York 28 Washington 28

GB % I

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23 27 30 31 31 32 31 34 33 36

.610 .550 .508 .500 .492 .492 .483 .477 .459

3% 6 6% 7 7 7% 8 9

.438 10%

Sunday’s Results Washington 3, Boston 2, 1 innings Kansas City 8, Detroit 4 California 5, Baltimore 3 Chicago 7-4, New York 3-0 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2

Jack Nicklaus started “bearing down” as he went into the final round of the National Open Golf Championship by tabulating birdies and winning his second championship with a score of 275. The 27-year-old Golden Bear climaxed his amazing round by knocking in a 30-foot birdie putt on the last hole for a final round of 65. This was his eighth birdie of the day in an individual performance that defied reason and shattered the 19-year-old record of 276 set by Ben Hogan at Los Angeles’ Riviera in 1948. Nicklaus won by four strokes over his long-time friend and chief rival, Arnold Palmer, who finished with a brace of birdies for a 69 and 279. It was a one-man show for the blond, 210-pound slugger from Columbus, Ohio, holder of every major professional title, as the sensational young amateur, Marty Fleckman of Port Arthur, Tex., finally came to earth with a bang. The shy, 23-year-old Walker

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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Eastern Division W L Pet. GB San Diego 34 Phoenix 33 Oklahoma City 33 Indianapolis 29 Denver 29

Tulsa 28 34 .452

Western Division W L Pet GB

Tacoma 36 30 .545 Seattle 33 29 .532 1 Spokane 31 31 .500 3 Vancouver - 30 30 .500 S Hawaii 29 34 .460 5% Portland 28 34 .452 6

Cup alternate, who led the first and third rounds, started with three bogeys and never got out of the dumps and finished with an 80 for 289. Don January, a rangy Dallas veteran of 12 year on the tour, gained third place with an even par 70 for 281. followed by defending champion Billy Casper, who shot a 72 for 282. It was a runaway for Nicklaus from the time he knocked in five birdies in the space of six holes on the outgoing nine until he climaxed his day wtih a dramatic windup on the 542yard, uphill 72nd. There, with Hogan’s record in his sights, he played it cautiously, hitting a one-iron off the tee and playing his second short of the ditch with a seveniron. Then he pitched to the broad, marble-slick green and rolled in the putt that made golfing history. It was a fabulous round for the chubby druggist’s son from Ohio, who beat Palmer in a

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Cloverdale junior league standings Cloverdale Junior League baseball players had a busy week, but the Tigers stayed on top of the standings for another stretch wtih these games and some others: Monday R H E Tigers 9 6 6 Red Sox 5 4 3 Tuesday Pirates 8 7 0 White Sox 3 5 4 Wednesday Dodgers 7 4 3 Indians 4 5 4 Friday Yankees 11 11 6 Red Legs 9 6 2 Standings W L Tigers 4 0 Red Legs 3 1 White Sox 2 2 Indians 2 2 Dodgers 2 2 Red Sox 1 3 Pirates 1 3 Yankees ..... 1 3

County Sports and Recreation Schedule June 19 thru 25

June 19

Softball

At Robe-Ann

7:15 Westlake vs. Torr's 9:00 Danville Church vs. Amo

Babe Ruth baseball

At GHS

4:00 Kiwanis vs. Legion

June

High School baseball

At Cascade

5:45 Cloverdale vs. Greencastle 7:45 Reelsville vs Mooresville

June 21

Softball

At Robe-Ann

7:15 Jayvees vs. Old Topper 9:00 Plainfield vs. Torr’s

Babe Ruth baseball

At GHS

4:00 Elks vs. Legion

June 22

Softball

At Robe-Ann

7:15 National Foods vs. Old Topper 9:00 Shetrone vs. Danville Chureh

High School baseball

At Cascade

5:45 Danville vs. Greencastle 7:45 Cascade vs. Cloverdale

June

Babe Ruth Baseball

At GHS

4:00 Moose vs. Kiwanis

June 25

High School baseball

At Cascade

.2:00 New Ross at Linden

North Salem at Fillmore Wells at Darlington Wayntetown at Bainbridge Waveland at Pittsboro Roachdale vs. Bye June 19-23 GREENCASTLE RECREATION SCHEDULE 8:00 a.m. Basketball (Jr. Hi) 9:00 a.m. Arts & Crafts (Jr. Hi) 10:00 a.m. Morning Rec.—Tennis (Bowman Cte.) Playground Rec. (N.East) 1:00 p.m. Park Rec.—Robe-Ann Playground Rec.—Jones Playground Rec.—Ridpath Arts & Crafts (Jr. Hi) 5:30 p.m. Babe Ruth Baseball (H. S.)

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7:00 p.m. Park Rec.—Robe-Ann (Tues.) Slow Pitch Softball—Robe-Ann (T-Th) High School Baseball League June 20 Jr. Hi Basketball vs. Cloverdale (H) 6:00 p.m.

playoff for his first Open triumph in his first year as a professional in 1962. The card for the 7,015-yard, par 70 course showed nine 3s, without an eagle. Besides his five outgoing birdies at the third, fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth holes, Nicklaus canned birds at the 13th, 14th and the 18th. His prodigious drives gave him a tremendous advantage, and he frequently knocked his irons right up the pin, but he also had one of his greatest putting days. He had eight one-putt greens, sinking assignments of 12, 15 and 18 feet in addition to his curling snake on the final hole. His putts on the 13th and 14th were simple ones of five and three feet Nicklaus became infatuated with a center-shafted putter belonging to a friend from Washington, D. C., Fred Mueller, during practice last week and immediately coaxed the friend to part with the blade. Now the putter—a copper blade wtih a white paint on its face—may be destined for the Golf House Museum. "I like it because it gets the ball in the hole,” Nicklaus said. Palmer, the tournament favorite, never got going. Playing with Nicklaus for the second straight day, he could do n» ; more than put up pars white Nicklaus was canning birdies until the 17th hole. Then the Latrobe, Pa., millionaire sank consecutive birdies—his only subpar holes of the round. Hogan, 55, bidding for his fifth Open crown, had finished approximately an hour before Nicklaus reached the final green, but the Texas Hawk realized his proud record was doomed. “I thought several fellows might break the record here,” Hogan said. “The fairways were wide, and the rough wasn't so bad. The greens, however, were very tricky. Nicklaus did a remarkable job.” Hogan finished with a 72 for 292. He had three rounds of 27 and a 76 on Saturday. Nicklaus’ victory was worth $30,000 and put him back into the year’s money race after a rather unproductive season.

LaPorte wins state baseball championship

Fillmore gym will open Assistant Coach Darrell Durham announced that the Fillmore gymnasium will open for afternoon and evening recreation for Fillmore students from 1:00 until 6:00 starting July 20 and extending until August 10 on weekdays only, with the exception of Wednesdays. Durham also reported that swimming will be scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday with instruction on Saturdays. The bus will leave at 1:00 Wednesday with swimming ending at 4:00 and the bus will leave at 9:00 with the class lasting from 9:00 to 12:00.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — LaPorte reigns today as Indiana’s first high school baseball champion. The Slicers defeated Indianapolis Arlington 7-5 Saturday afternoon to win the crown in the IHSAA’s first prep baseball tournament. LaPorte erupted for all seven of its runs in the sixth inning after trailing Arlington 5-0. Rich Leonard led the outburst with a double and a triple as the Slicers batted around in the big frame. Leonard started on the mound for LaPorte but moved to the outfield in the third inning. Reliefer A1 Malekovic was the winning pitcher, his second victory of the day and his 15th of the season. Malekovic pitched LaPorte to an 8-2 triumph over Columbia City in the morning round of the state finals while Arlington defeated Jasper 10-1. Arlington had scored a single

run in the first inning and two runs in each of the second and fifth frames before LaPorte staged its rally. The final round of the tourney was played at Victory Field here, the home of the Indianapolis Indians of the Pacific Coast League.

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