The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 June 1967 — Page 3

Tuesday, June 20, 1967

The Dally Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

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Torr's hold record by defeating Westlake, 6-0

Torr’s held onto their unblemished record last night .and added a game to the win column by defeating Westlake 6-0, while Danville trounced Amo 18-6 in softball action at JEjtobe Ann Park . Norm Hoffa, veteran pitcher ~for Torr's, earned his salt by pitching a perfect game up until -the end of the sixth inning when the first baseman errored twice *and allowed two men a trip to base. Danville allowed Amo to bat in the sixth inning before calling the game with a 12 run .lead. Third baseman Clark slugged two homers and Funk the second baseman slammed 1 Smother one in the fifth. Torr’s stands 3-0 for the season, while Westlake is 0-2, Danville 2-0, and Amo, 0-3.

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COLUMBUS, IND. UPI — Martinsville pro Sam Carmichael charged down the final 18 holes of the Otter Creek Course here to tie Dick Marshall at 144 as top qualifier for the National PGA tournament to be held next month. Carmichael broke the course record with a 68 on the final 18 holes of the 36-hole tournament. Marshall, a driving range pro from Indianapolis, shot a steady 72-72. Marshall won the gold medal on a flip of the coin.

Qualifying for the third spot was John J. Berry, another Indianapolis pro, who shot 72-75 for a 147 total. Noblesville pro Bob Hamilton did not play the Indiana sectional, but he will go to the National PGA tournament July ! 20-23 at Denver, Colo., anyway. Hamilton won the National PGA in 1944, and automatically qualifies. Carmichael played almost perfect golf, using only 10 putts on the front nine of the final 18 holes. He sunk a 30-foot putt

Four run rally beats Tacoma

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INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indianapolis Indians defeated the Tacoma team 5-2 at Victory Field in Indianapolis Monday night in a four-run rally in the third inning.

NOTICE TO MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS Notice U hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway Improvements as described below, wilt be received by the Ridlana State Highway Commission, Room 1313. of the Indiana State Office Building. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 10:00 a. m. Eastern Standard Time, on the 37th day of June. 1067, and all proposals will be publicly opened and read. Immediately thereafter In the Cafeteria In the basement of the Indiana State Office Building. 100 N. Senate Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana. CONTRACT M-7411—Bids are Invited on R. C. Arch Extension in the Crawfordsvllle District on the following : PUTNAM COUNTY. SR 41. 0.8 Ml. North of U. S. 40. Plans and Proposal* may be examined at the office of the Indiana State Highway Commission. In the State Office Building, Room. 1313, Indianapolis, Indiana. Indiana State Highway Commission June 13-20-21

Jim Stewart, who was sold to the Chicago White Sox Monday, scored one of the runs in his last game with the Indians. He leaves today. The big third started when pitcher Cisco Carlos led off with a single to left, Buddy Bradford got a base on balls, and Jim Stewart singled to center, loading the bases. Then Jim Hicks tripled off the right center field wall to score the three baserunners, and then stole home when shortstop Umberto Fernandez threw the ball over first base into the Indians’ dugout. Carlos nearly had a shutout against Tacoma, but lost it when Tacoma rallied for two runs in the ninth, and Roger Nelson replaced him. Carlos picked up the win for Indianapolis and Tom Mandile taking the loss for Tacoma.

WHEN ANCHORING A BOAT. LET ANCHOR SLIP DOWN EASILY. DON'T THROW IT OR YOU MAY UPSET THE BOAT.

IF YOUR BOAT CAPSIZES/TRY TO STAY WITH IT. CLING LIGHTLY TO THE BOAT.

Staverman names assistants

on the ninth green, and hit a tee shot within two inches of the hole on number three. Carmichael’s 68 broke the old course record of 71 held by Otter Creek pro, Mickey Powell. Ron DeMao of Richmond and Arnold Koehler of Connersville, who both qualified for the tournament last year, were well off the pace this year. DeMao finished with 155, and Koehler packed up his bag and went home after the first round. Don Essig of Indianapolis qualified as an alternate with a 148 showing, but he had to beat out John Suveges of Fort Wayne in a playoff.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI—Coach Larry Staverman of the Indiana Pacers of the American Basketball Association today named former pro players Clyde Lovellette of Terre Haute and Bob Leonard of Center as special assistants. Staverman said the two former basketball greats will assist him with the team's weeklong camp opening today at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Staverman expected 44 play-

City swim team begins practice The city swim team will begin practice sessions tomorrow at 5:00 in the city pool. Qualifications that must be met to make the team this year ■ are: Six year olds and under | must be able to swim the width of the pool; eight and ten years under must be able to swim one ; length of the pool; twelve and fourteen under and fifteen and over must be able to swim two lengths of the pool. Swim practices will be held each afternoon Monday through j Friday 5:00 to 6:00.

ers to take part in the camp which will include morning practice sessions and evening scrimmage games. He said his two assistants will coach opposing teams under his direction. Lovellette, now Vigo County sheriff, was an All-America at the University of Kansas. After one year of AAU basketball with the Phillips Oilers, he turned professional with the Minneapolis Lakers. He later | played with the Cincinnati Royals, St. Louis Hawks and Boston Celtics. Leonard, a former Indiana University star, spent nine years as a player in the National Basketball Association and coached the Balimore Bullets for two years.

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