The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 July 1967 — Page 3

Friday, July 28, 1967

Tht Daily Banner, Greeneastte, Indiana

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Boros, Floyd and Lotz lead Minnesota golf classic

& Leagues STANDINGS

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. UPI —Old pro Julius Boros and young Ray Floyd and Dick Lotz led by one stroke with two-under-par 70s today going into the second round of the $100,000 Minnesota Golf Classic. Only 10 golfers in a field of 144 were par or better on the Hazeltine National golf course, a rugged, dog-legged new layout built especially for championship play. Larry Mowry and Harold Henning were one stroke back of the leaders and five others had even par 72—Jack McGowan, Gardener Rickinson, Dudley Wysong, Bob Verwey and Doug

Sanders.

Don January, the new PGA champion, had 73 and Bobby Nichols, defending champion of the Minnesota Classic which was held at Keller Public Course last year as the St. Paul Open, struggled in with 76. Six or eight under par is ex-

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The Department of Natural Resources for the state has imported that central Indiana fishing is generally good with bluegills and bass hitting at 36,

pec ted to win, pro Don Waryam

predicted.

“If anyone can score 280, he’s a cinch to win,” Nichols said. The pros’ reactions to the 7,200-yard course, loaded with woods, dog-legs, hills, water holes, traps and huge greens, ranged from “great” to “the toughest I’ve seen.” Boros, who fired a 34-36 Thursday then went fishing said he was “pretty well satisfied” with his game and liked

the course.

“The greens are as good as you’ll find and the course is just

great,” Boros said.

Floyd, with a first-round 34said the greens are "very

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Eastern Division W L Pet. G

San Diego 58 46 .558 Oklahoma City 56 51 .523 Indianapolis .... 52 49 .515 Denver 51 54 .486 Phoenix 50 55 .476 Tulsa 44 60 .423

Western Division

W L Pet.

Spokane 57 48 .543 j Kansas City

Vancouver 55 50 .524 2 Seattle 51 53 .490 5^ Portland 51 55 .481 6% Hawaii 48 57 .457 9

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

W L Pet.

Chicago 55 40 .579 Boston 54 41 .568 Detroit 51 43 .543 California 54 46 .540 Minnesota 50 45 .526 Washington .... 48 52 .480 Cleveland 44 53 .454 Baltimore 43 52 .453 New York 42 54 .438 13%

42 57 .424 15

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Finals today of Women's State Golf Championship

TERRE HAUTE UPI—Seven-; slim margin until the 17th when time champion Alice Dye, In- j Mrs. Werneke evened the match dianapolis, and hometown hope- as Carmen missed the green, ful Carrie Werneke met today! Mrs. Werneke then had only to j in the finals of the Indiana; play it safe on the final hole

Wilt Chamberlain, of the Philadelphia Warriors scored 100 points in a 169-147 victory over the New York Knickerbockers on March 2, 1962 at Hershey, Pa.

Cataract and Racoon Lake. For some good angling prospects

this week read on:

Fishermen in Hamilton County are getting bluegills and some Bass on artificial baits, and small crappies using minnows. Average-sized channel catfish are biting well. Scattered rain storms have left some of the streams muddy while others

are low and dear.

Fishing ia Prairie Greek Reservoir te slow due to hot weather. Most anglers are {Idling evenings, night* and early mornings. They are catching bluegills with beemoths and redworms, crappies with minnows and bass using different kinds of artificials. Kokomo Reservoir anglers are taking channel catfish. Rough fish anglers are getting carp, suckers and catfish

out of the rivers.

Small bass continue to hit at Monrot Reservoir, the largest ones being hooked using deeprunning artificials. Some bluegills are taking live bair and poppers and a few bullheads are being caught off the bot-

toms on live bait.

At Cataract Lake bluegills are taking live baits and poppers, a few bass are hitting deep-running artificial, and large channel and blue catfish are being hauled In using live bait. Raccoon Lake anglers are taking bluegills with crickets and redworms and bass are biting on deep-running artificials. Water conditions are good at Geist Reservoir. Crappies continue to bite on minnows in deep water and bluegills are taking poppers and flies early mornings and late evenings. Ring perch are biting on worms i and small minnows. Catfish are taking cheese, liver and crawlers. A few bass are hitting

deep-running baits.

true.” But Nichols called the greens "probably the toughest I’ve ever seen.” A dozen golfers were bunched at 73—Wilf Homenuik of Winnipeg, Richard Martinez, Homero Blanca, Jay Hebert, Miller Barber, Bill Parker, Sam Carmichael, Rocky Thompson, Gene Littler, Lionel Hebert, Bob Lunn and January. Th* “big three”—Arnold Palmer, Jack Nlcklaus and Billy Casper—weren’t hers.

Thursday’s Results Indianapolis 7, Tulsa 3 Oklahoma City 7, Phoneix 6 Spokane 5, Denver 1Tacoma 3, Vancouver X Portland 7, Seattle 4 Hawaii 3, San Diego 1

To attend Marquette

MILWAUKEE UPI — Coach A1 McGuire of Marquette, whose basketball team Is made up primarily of former New York City schoolboy stars, said Wednesday that New Yorker Terry McQuade of Bishop Reilly High School, has accepted a scholarship to Marquette. McQuade, 6-4, averaged 21 points and 22 rebounds a game in high school.

Thursday’s Results

Boston 6, California 5, 10 inn-

ings

New York 6, Minnesota 2 Washington 6, Kansas City 4 Detroit 4, Baltimore 0 Cleveland at Chicago, ppd. rain

NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet.

St. Louis 58 40 .592 Chicago 56 42 .571 Atlanta 51 44 .537 Cincinnati 53 47 .530 San Francisco 51 49 .510 Pittsburgh 48 48 .500 Philadelphia .... 47 48 .495 Los Angeles .... 43 54 .443 New York 39 56 Houston 41 59

Philadelphia 8, San Francisco 3

Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 1 Houston 5, Pittsburgh 4

Los Angeles 7, New York 6,

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Women’s golf championship. Mrs. Dye, wife of golf course architect Pete Dye, reached the finals with an easy 6 and 5 victory over Ann Wilhoite. Indianapolis, in Thursday’s semifinals. Mrs. Werneke, the Terre Haute city champ playing in the tourney’s championship fiight for the first time upset ’ ; 1965 winner Carmen Piasecki of South Bend, 1-up, to reach the finals in her first try. Mrs. Werneke, 35, tapped in a five-foot putt on the final hole for a par and her stunning victory over the 18-year-old Miss Piasecki. Even a bogey would have been good enough at that point, since Miss Piasecki topped her second shot into a gully and finished with a double-bogey 7 for the hole. Miss Piasecki was 1-up at the turn of their match over the tricky Terre Haute Country Club course but Mrs. Werneke won two of the next three holes to go ahead. But Miss Piasecki then took the 14th and 15th to regain the lead at 1-up. Miss Piasecki retained the

to assure herself of a berth in the finals. In contrast, the other semifinal was virtually a rout. Miss Wilhoite, a DePauw University senior, won the first hole when Mrs. Dye took a bogey but that was her last bright moment. Mrs. Dye. who last won the state title five years ago, was 3-up at the turn and she took the next three holes with pars. She closed out the match when they halved the 13th.

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Immediate Openings for Dealer Salesmen

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Mr. Haltom ha.‘ had 10 years previous sales experience ai.v has Chet O'Neal, who has been with Servi-Soft since 1966. as a sales representative and Earl Gossett in the service department. The local operation Is a branch of Servi-Soft of Danville which has a staff of 21 people, 14 trucks and the most up-to-date plant in Central Indiana.

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CLOSING OUT SALE Dua to my health, I will tell the follewing personal property of public auetien en AUGUST 5, 1967 At 12:30 P.M. LOCATION: On my farm, R. Na. 5, Greencastle. Oe east en SR No. 240 pest the IBM plant te the first reed going south, turn right and go te the first house en theright. BEDROOM FURNITURE 1 cherry bedroom suite, including double bed, springs end innerspring mattress, chest of drawers, vanity and chair; 1 mahogany veneer bedroom suite, including double bed, springs and innsrspring mattress, chsst ef drawers and mirror; 1 large storage box; 1 bed back rest; 1 single bed and springs (maple); assortment ef pictures; 1 chest ef drawers (may be antique); 1 red leather chair; several throw rags. LIVING ROOM Matching sofa and chair; 2 end tables; 1 large wall mirror (modem); 1 lean back chair and feat steal; 1 23" Westinghausa TV (less than 3 yrs. old); several floor and table lamps; several pictures; ISxIS ft. rug and pad, matching throw rugs; several vases; 1 Singer pedal op. sewing machine (antique); 1 oval table; 2 vacuum cleaners; 1 13,000 BTU Carrier air conditeiner (3 yrs. aid); 1 Maytag washer and wringer; 1 irener; numerous electric appliances. KITCHEN 1 Dinette set, table, 4 chairs; 1 Frigidairo refrigerator (2 yrs. eld); 1 electric stove; numerous electrical appliances (skillets, teapots, toasters, coffee pets, etc.); 1 54 set ef dinner ware; odd pieces ef silverare (eld); all kinds af add dishes, and nick-nacks too numerous te list (seme antique); 2 pressure cookers. MISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1 19" lawn mower (rotary); 2 kerosene lamps; 2 kerosene knfents; 2 flat irons; crock, jars and lids; iron and capper skiHels; numerous sheets and pUiow cases; numerous bath and face towels; X patch work quilts; several blankets; Christmas deco rations; perch furniture; 2 daz. eld canning jars; lets ef eld books. MISC. FARM AND HAND TOOLS 2 7:50x14 snow tires (almost new); 27 7-ft. metal fence pests; odd rolls ef fence and barbed wire; several shovels and scoop shovels; 10 patio stones (green); 1 spike tooth harrow; 4 chicken feeders and waterers; 2 hog waterers; 3 grease guns; several 5 gal. gas cans; several metal drums; numerous carpenter's hand tools; 2 sickles and scytho; several lengths of good garden hose; 1 ene horse drawn wheat drill; 1 fertilizer attachment; 29 4" field tile; 1 steel water tank; 2 pr. insulated booh; 1 hunting outfit; 1 22 cal. rifle. NOTICE ANTIQUERS: You May Find It Hara. Many, many ether useful Hems tea numerous te mention that were used in a good country heme. Terms: Cash Net responsible in case ef accident ALMEDA BRACKNEY Alton Hurst, Auctioneer Bert Wright A Elizabeth Hurst, Clerks

Lagunda works out NEW YORK UPI—A challenger Ismael Lagunda of Panama worked six rounds with three opponents Thursday in preparation for his world lightweight championship fight against Carlos Ortiz, Aug. 16 at Shea Stadium. Lagunda sparred with Tommy Garrison, Mike Cortez and Eddie Limardo, all of New York, in the main ring at Madison Square Garden and then spent a full hour with the punching bags.

Harvey named KANSAS CITY UPI —Doug Harvey, a seven-time winner of the James Norris Memorial

Trophy as the top defenseman in the National Hockey League was named manager and play-er-coach of the Kansas City Blues in the Central League.

In the long run NEW YORK UPI—Tom Laris of Walnut Creek, Calif., was selected Thursday to represent the United States in the Kobe Marathon in Japan on Aug. 29. The race, which brings together the world’s top marathon runners, will again match Laris, who represents the New York Athletic Club, against Japan’s Yutaka Aoko. Aoki finished third behind Laris in the Boston Marathon on April 19.

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