The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1967 — Page 8
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The Dally Banner/ OreeneasfTe/ Indiana
Wednesday/ September 13/ 1967
Clovers place second In Public takes Cousy's side 3-way cross country meet against magazine article
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WORLD-WIDE I WIT ATIOX AL — Tlie Indiana State Police shooting range at Putnamville tvas a busy place Tuesday and today as law enforcement officers from
Cloverdale’s cross country sixth positions. Ron McKamey ; team dropped their first meet of was clocked at 11:10 in fourth, the season to Edgewood Tues- followed by Sutherlin and Baker day evening, but managed to. in fifth and sixth place respechang on to second place by de-; lively. Brown, who led Cloverfeating Cascade in a three way | dale’s harriers last year and meet at Edgewood. The Clovers holds the school course record j scored 40. Edgewood 28. and of 10:47, is out with a knee in-
; Cascade 52. jury-
Edgewood captured the first; Edgewood’s Figg snatched three positions in the meet with t seventh place and Cascade’s fleet-footed Charlie Warthan i two Coffey brothers and Hicks leading all runners with a fabu-' filled in eighth, ninth and tenth
lous 10:09 clasped time over the place.
2.1 mile course. He was followed Coach A1 Tucker commented by Baines and Smith with 10:50, that they were slated to meet and 11:05 times respectively. Edgewood again in October and Warthan was fifth in the thought his boys would make state meet last year and is con- different showing at that time sidered to be one of the finest! Th® meet brought the Clovers
BOSTON UPI — If the first | tain-elect Jim Kissane and, on of several hundred wires and behalf of the team, expressed letters are any indication, the full confidence in the coach,
jury of the general public is returning a unanimous verdict in
all over the world attended the annual invitational pistol shoot held there each year. Officers from Canada. Mexico. and overseas were present as well as the United States.
prepsters in Indiana.
record to S-l. They recorded a
14-2 record last year.
Cloverdale, running without Eminence will be guest on the the assistance of ace Steve Clover course this evening. 1 Brown, took fourth, fifth, and
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favor of Bob Cousey. Cousy already has had to borrow and hire trained secretarial help to cope with the growing flood of both telegrams and letters expressing confi-
dence in him.
The all-time star of professional basketball and now a spectacularly successful cage coach at Boston College said that the outpouring of expressions of confidence has helped remove the first sting of the Life magazine article linking j him with professional gamblers, j ^ Cousy, who was made physi- | cally ill by the article and broke into tears several times while denying its implications, said the letters and telegrams from persons in all walks of life would be answered no matter how many secretaries he
needed
Cousy said that one wire in particular among the first 100 communications he received at his Worcester, Mass., home was
important to his future.
The telegram was signed by Boston College basketball cap-
“They didn't believe any of
it,” Cousy said.
COUSY WEEPS—Former pm basketball star and now cage coach for Boston College, Bob Cousy wipes away a tear as he sobbingly denies in a Boston news conference at ever being knowingly used toy bookmakers to provide infenn&tion f or basketball
point spreads.
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Lonborg wins 20th game; beats Kansas City 3-1
Cards shutout
Phillies, 6-0
i Bob Gibson's leg was broken i this year but his heart is just
1 as strong as ever.
Gibson, normally the ace of the St. Louis Cardinal pitching j staff, suffered a broken leg on July 15 but he’s still determined to be in top form and ready for the opening game assignment -
in the World Series.
It was Gibson, dead-tired and pitching with just two days j rest, who hung on to beat the ,
Yankees 7-5 in the final game 1 Jim Lonborg’s four-point plan Pitcher Frank Bertaina’s twoof the 1964 World Series to give for success in baseball is so far! run single in a three-run secondthe Cardinals their last world ahead of schedule that all the | inning rally and Frank Howchampionship. Boston Red Sox may be rich' ard’s 34th homer of the season “I had a commitment to his within three weeks. were the big blows for the Senheart,” the late Johnny Keane. -p^e 6-foot. 6-inch right- ators. The Twins collected 12 then the Cardinal manager, said i hander’s plan calls for (1) win- hits - including four by Cesar at the time to explain why he ; ning 20 games in a season , (2) j Tovar and two each by Ted went all the way with Gibson, j pitching in an All-Star game, Uhlaender. Rich Rollins and Red Schoendienst, now the | pitching a no-hitter and (4) Zoil ° Versalles but hit into two Cardinal manager, finds himself appearing in a World Series. double plays and left nine runagain making a commitment to At 23 ^ ,, „ el , on Ms nere on base. Gibson, heart a. the Cardinals- wavtowtrdhlsgoals _ >ndhe . s ^ sMh .
taking the Red Sox right along inning homer snapped a 4-4 tie with him. and carried the Tigers to their The Red Sox’ only really re- victory over the Orioles. The liable starting pitcher during Tigers had tied the score on Bill their battle for the American Freehan's two-run single in the League pennant, Lonborg fifth after the Orioles built an achieved the first 20-victory early lead with the help of season of his three-year career homers by Luis Aparicio and
during” his ~tenure J but* two of Tuesday night when he beat the ' Dave Johnson. them were in the seventh inning Kansas City Athletics 3-1. He ___
and Schoendienst then called on hasn’t pitched a no-hitter but he
Larry Jaster to complete the was chosen on the AL All-Star,« ■ L«-L shutout. pitching staff last July—al- mgr DdCK
Gibson also singled during a though he did not pitch in the
game—and he is at least even money now to make the World
Series.
The victory—in which Lonborg tripled home the tie-break-ing run in the eighth inning—
5-4 in 1* innings. Cincinnati enabled the Red Sox to mo\e a g S ignment, lost no time ripped Pittsburgh 15-7. Atlanta into * first-place tie With the gettjng back to the No j nipped New York 4-S and San Minnesota Twins who suffered ag nmning back Tuesda y as the
Francisco beat Los Angeles 4-2. a o-4 loss to the W ashington
J Senators. The Detroit Tigers are one
game behind the leaders after*! Charger's
6-4 win over the Baltimore to thc first imit in hi * new po ' Orioles Tuesday night but the s5tion was P artlV C,Ue t0 *
of minor ailments that Mike
waltz to the pennant.
Schoendienst gave Gibson his second start since he came off the disabled list Sept. 4 and he responded Tuesday night by going 6I3 innings to lead the Cards to a 6-0 victory over the
Philadelphia Phillies.
Gibson gave up just five hits
four-run fourth inning to bat in a run and knock out Philadelphia starter and loser Rick
Wise.
Elsewhere in the National League. Houston edged Chicago
Cub harriers lose to Brazil
at quarterback BLOOMINGTON UPI — John ( Isenbarger. edged Monday for the Indiana University quarter-
Hoosiers staged a secret scrim-
mage in the stadium.
elevation
fourth-place Chicago White Sox
Greencastle High School harriers dropped another one to
Krivoshia is suffering, the lat*
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pace when they were beaten by ^
the Cleveland Indians 4-3 and 7- Krivoshia. the Big Tens No. L The New York Yankees and 2 ground rusher last season, has
undefeated Brazil Tuesday eve- California Angels split 2-1 de-,been virtually sidelined for fi\€ ning. but took the measure of cisions in a doubleheader that of the last 11 days. If he Is In Clay City in a three way meet rounded out AL action. shape, he will start off carrying that found Brazil taking the Lonborg, who joined Earl the slot with Isenbarger in a first five places. Brazil totaled Wilson of the Tigers as a 20- battle for the top spot. Coach 15 points. Greencastle 57, and game winner, struck out eight John Pont said. Clay City 58. batters. His 218-season total is think we have everyone Brazil's Mike Finerun click- only 40 short of the club record situated where we want them ed off the fast time of 10:45 ' set by Hall of Famer Siuokey now, based on team need and
to lead the pack and was close- Joe Wood in 1912. ly followed by Gasway, Swartz. | -■
Kyle, and Cox in second, third, ; fourth, and fifth place respecI tively. Brazil also grabbed
individual ability,” Pont said.
. seventh place. ? Greencastle’s Don Dowty, 1 * who ran his best race of the season as he finished in 11:19 over the two-mile distance, took sixth place. Ron Cook and Graham Butler both continued their improvement as the Cubs finished second in the meet. The Cubs will travel to Danville tomorrow.
August heroes NEW YORK UPI — Dean Chance of the pennant contending Minnesota Twins and Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pirates shared honors today as winners of the Van Heusen outstanding achievement award in major league baseball for the month of August. Chance hurled a no-hitter against the Cleveland Indians on Aug. 25, as the Twins won 2-1 and Alou slammed 48 hits for a .407 average during August to raise his batting average to .330.
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