The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1967 — Page 3

Saturday, November 11, 1967

The Dally Banner, Graeneastla, Indiana

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N.Y. Giants and Tarkenton slated against Bears and Concannon Sat.

Scramble two.

That's not a breakfast order, end Mike Ditka, has progressed merely the menu for Sunday’s at a much slower pace but the appetizing National Football Bears rang up their highest League encounter between the point total of the year—27— Chicago Bears and New York last week in beating the De-

change for discontented tight Detroit (3-4-1) Is favored by stickles, out for the year, when

Giants in Wrigley Field.

troit Lions now are 3-5 and in

third place in the Central DiviThe entrees are the Giants’ S j 0n Fran Tarkenton and the Bears’ Concannon. a third-year pro Jack Concannon. the two most who has run the 100-vard dash

dashing quarterbacks in pro ball who have scrambled the lives of opposing linemen ever since they left college ranks. Tarkenton and Concannon both have changed the comp 1 e x i o n of their respective teams’ offenses since being acquired in off-season trade s. Tarkenton's contribution has been the more prominent because New York has jumped from the Eastern Conference

in 9.9, has carried the ball 48 times, a workload exceeded only by Gale Sayers among Chicago players. Tarkenton, the renowned scrambler, has toted the ball 33 times. The Bears are favored by five points for the Giants’ first game in Chicago since the 1963 title contest, won by the Bears 14-10.

four over Minnesota (2-5-1). The Packers are smarting over a 13-10 last-minute loss to Baltimore but also are seriously hurting. Running backs Elijah Pitts and Jim Grabowski are sidelined indefinitely and quarterback Bart Starr is not at peak form. The Steelers remember their last game with the Cards well. Jim Bakken. the NFL's leading scorer, booted a record seven field goals in a 28-14 victory. St. Louis is even more potent now that quarterback Jim Hart has matured. Bill Nelson may start for Pitt in place of Kent

Nix.

San Francisco pays its first visit to Washington since 1955. And receiver-punter Pat Studstill remains a question mark for the Lions, who must face a resurgent Viking team.

The Colts, only undefeated team in the league, barely hung on for a 38-31 victory against

in the opening game

HOOSIER WILDCATS—Kentucky’s Adolph Rupp poses with “Indiana Wildcats” (left to right) Steve Clevenger of Anderson, Steve Schmitt of New Castle, and Larry Steele of

Bainbridge. Steele paced Bainbridge last year and was a selection on the Indiana All-Star team. He is a member of the Kentucky freshman basketball squad this year.

N.Y. Jets plan last rites (or Buffalo in AL

The healing Cleveland Browns

and the ailing Green Bay Pack- Atlanta

cellar last year to a contending ers clash in Milwaukee in the for both teams. The Falcons roles in the Century Division only NHL involving division have managed on]y one vic tory

with a 4-4 mark. leaders. Green Bay, the central since then Concannon, picked up from division pacesetter with a 5-2-1

the Philadelphia Eagles in ex- i 0 g i is a seven-point choice over Dallas, the Capital Division

'the Browms (5-3), who share frontrunner, also had a trying

; the top spot in the century

NEW YORK UPI—Joe Na- alignment with the St. Louis

NAMATH IN COURT

The Buffalo Bills may not be son, but they appeared to final- suffered a serious setback in a as dead as they look, but the ly put everything together 42-18 loss to Kansas City by New York Jets are preparing last Sunday when they whipped losing halfback Emerson Boozthe last rites for them anyway.! Miami 35-13. er for the remainder of the seaThe injury-riddled Bills drag Guard Billy ghaw quar t e r- son vvith torn ^aments in his

math, the New York Jets’ quarterback, Thursday filed papers in Manhattan Supreme Court accusing Charles Parmiter of Time Magazine of “telling a lie” in claiming that Namath attacked him in a bar last Au-

gust.

Parimter previously filed a |

Miami is another team which suit against Namath. claiming

won the first meeting between the two clubs this season 10-6 and is a seven-point favorite

to repeat.

Cardinals. The Cards are 11-point picks

time against the pledgling Saints the first time out and might even have more trouble now that New Orleans has

scored its first victory.

League Eastern Division title hopes only faintly flickering, and the Jets are getting ready to bury them once and for all. The Bills 3-5 have been beset with misfortune since wanning their opening game of the sea-

their battered bodies into New' back Jack Kem p and halfback knee - Boozer s loss may be off- hasn’t won in quite a spell, and the quarterback and two of his

York’s Shea Stadium Sunday Kejth Lincoln all suffered min _ set somewhat this weekend, the poor Dolphins don . t figure with their American Football or j n j ur j es a g a j ns t Miami last however ' fullback Matt Snell to snap their six-game losing

weekend, but the game marked returns to the lin eup as expect- s t re ak against San Diego. The the first time in several weeks e( *' Chargers are second to Oakthat the Bills escaped without ° ne more loss finishes Buf- land in the Western Division losing a player for an extended falo's chances of whining the race and boast the league’s best

period. j division title. The Jets, who ■ offense. lead the division by a full game | Kansas City is starting to

The Jets, on the other hand, over Houston, have been instal- roll again after mid-season led as a six-point choice. slump and has out scored its op-, of' ^presentaIn other games Houston is at ponents 97-27 in its last two tlves who waa actlve m harness

Denver, Miami at San Diego games. The Chiefs need a vicand Kansas City at Boston. tory every week now if they Houston is still having troub- hope to overhaul Oakland and le with its offense but should San Diego. Boston defeated

Celtics better than ever

friends attacked him. Naunath asked the court to question Parimeter about the allegations. The motion is returnable next

Tuesday.

LOBEL DIES

BOSTON UPI—Louis L. Lobel, ; former member of the M&ssa'

and greyhound racing, Thursday. He was 56.

died

NEW YORK UPI Auerbach agrees.

— Red

in the forecourt five minutes later. Now he’s there wrtth the

The Boston Celtics are a bet- rest of the help.

ter ball club this season than last. Much better. Now normally when the executive vice president and general manager of a basketball team says a thing like that you can take it with a small pinch of paprika because all he’s really doing is trying to sell some

more tickets.

Not Red, though.

When the Celtics are bad he’s

the first to say so

they’re good he says so. too. The reason he thinks they’re better this season is the team’s player-eoach-Bill Russell. Red says Russell is in better physical shape this year. He

Auerbach neither confirms nor denies that although he

does say:

"When you’re in good shape you run more and go for the hoop more. When you’re not in good shape, your mind tells you to go but your legs don’t take

you there.”

Now r that Russell has become

more offensive in some quar-

and when ters to label him a better bas-

ketball player than ever was.

“I don’t think so.” says

Auerbach, writh his usual candor. “For the simple reason he’s 34 years old. There are times he's as good as ever, but

has taken weight off and got- common sense ^ tell you> you

ten some of the lead out.

“That's right, he went to my can at 34 what you could camp this slimmer and came in a * ^7. I’ll say this about Ruslighter.” says Auerbach. “Rus- sel1 - He ’ s a better coach than sell started in better condition he was. Why? Primarily a matand so did others like Don Nel- ter of communication Td say.”

son and Wayne Embry. Our improvement can all be

traced to that.”

The Celtic* failed to wrin the NBA championship for the first time in nine years last season

when Auerbach moved upstairs, meetings every day,'

took his cigar with him, and left Russell to do not only the playing but also the coaching. At $135,000 per, Russell reasonably was expected to bring home another winner and when he didn't people came up with all kinds of reasons for Boston's backslide. They said Russell was nowhere near the

coach Auerbach had been, he LIMA, Peru UPI — Amerinever claimed he was. they also cans Billie Jean Kin S and Rose - said there W'as too much age rnar - v Casals recorded first - on the Celtics and sometimes round victories Wednesday in too much confusion. the Peruvian tennis champion-

Auerbach. however, comes up

with another more important Mrs. King, of Long Beach, clue as to why the Celtics were Calif., topped Norma Baylon the way they were last season Depuigross of Argentina 6-S-6-4 and are the way they are now. while Miss Casals of San Fran“The ballplayers have accept- cisco defeated Virginia Caceres

Lobel W'as director of the

not have much trouble contain- Ho ’* .on last week but is an er-i Harness Racing Institute and ing the Broncos, who have now ratic club and doesn’t figure to was also chairman of the Greylost eight straight. Houston beat the Chiefs. j hound Hall of Fame.

Bowling news and results

over Pittsburg (2-6), Baltimore

(6-0-2) is favored by 14 over Lynn Hoyem starts for Atlanta (1-6-1), Dallas (6-2) tackle Bob Brown and Jim has a 13-point edge over New Kelly will replace Ditka at Orleans (1-7), Los Angeles (5- tight end as the Eagles seek to 1-2-) rates 14 stronger than weather serious injuries against Philadelphia (4-4-) Washing- the Rams. Rookie Bob Windsor ton (2-4-2) is a 1% point choice will be at tight end for the over San Francisco (5-3) and Forty Niners in place of Monty

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AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE 11-7-67 W Moose No. 2 68 Y Palace 56 York’s Grocery 49 Amo Milling 46 Bob’s Body Shop 40 Shetrone’s 35 Jokers 32 Moose No. 1 26

MONDAY AFTERNOON COCO-COLA LEAGUE 11-6-67

High Ind. Game — P. Huxford 212 High Ind. Series — P. Huxford

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600 series: Hurst 633.

N. Mark 633;

In that regard, Auerbach and Russell keep their lines of communication open at all times

also.

“When he’s In town, we have

Red says.

“The time to improve your ball club is when you're winning. not when you’re losing. Do it when you're losing and

you become desperate.”

500 series: M. Tuttle 582; Crawley 589; D. Lewis 578; Cooprider 554; R. Pettit 552; Langdon 548; R. Beaman 585; R. Fumey 522; M. York 503; G. Bryant 527; R. Gofer 517; M. York 503; G. Bryant 527; H. Hartung 515; R. Belasco 540. 200 games: J. Hurst 233, 217; N. Mark 224-214; D. Lewis 206, 202: R. Beaman 213: R. Cooprider 211; J. Evans 202: M. Tuttle 214, 209: R. Crawley 218; E. Clones 204; G. Bryant 216.

20 !

549

32 Laundrama -

High Team Game — Nunzio’s

39 Evans Grocery

982

42 | Dewev’s Barbershop 48 Town & Country Beauty

High Team Series — Nunzio’s 2,815

53' Salon

400 & Over — Huxford 549.

36 : York’s Grocery

Cavin 542. Lancaster 530,

62 Sherm’s Implement

Hampton 515, Wilson 511,

- Cannon’s

Cantonwine 508. M. Buis 498,

’ j Jones Standard Service ..

Ashworth 498, Shinn 492,

1 Headlev Hardware

Mark 486. Beaman 483. B.

R. 1 Tipstars

Douglas 480, Hartung 478.

R. 1 Hi series and game: Sherm’s

R. j Implement 1657, 582

Porter 477, Templeman 461. Clines 458, Spurr 451, Flint

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With this coupon and $3 additional purchase (8««r, wins end cifentltt excluded) 12-Oz. King-Size COCA-COLA

6 Si29 e

Coupon expires Wed. night, Nov. 15th.

VAUl f’uin •

400 series: C. Rulfs 518: J. 450, E. Murray 4393, Brattain

American winners

ed the fact that Russell is the coach,” he says. “So they listen to him. They listened to him last year, but it was all kind of hazy to them because they were so used to listening to me. Now they have it in their minds

he’s boss.”

Consciously or otherwise. Russell has changed his pattern of play. Not much, but

of Peru 4-6-6-2, 6-4.

DOWNTOWN LEAGUE

11-6-67 W L

Montgomery' Ward 46 14 Hampton Bros 36 24 Farm Bureau 34 26 Handys Comer 32 28 Lone Star 32 28 Moore’s Bar 30 30 Mary Carter Paints 28 32 Stoner's Insurance 28 32 Covert’s Heating 24 36 A & S Junk Yard 24 36 Slim’s Shell 24 36 White Cleaners 22 38 600 series: D. Simmerman; 660: R. Fisher 637,

Lease 509;

D. Albright 496; H.

431. Braden 430. Hatcher 425.

Wallus 492-

B. Purcell 442: S.

Evens 425,

J. Murrav 424.

Nickerson 437; C. Jones 421; F.

Dunn 423.

Wolfe 418. D.

Hall 420; J

Hutcheson 416; P.

Douglas 407, Williams 404,

Ford 411; R. Williams 407.

Jones 401.

MALLORYS LADIES LEAGUE

TUESDAY MORNING IBM

11-6-67

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Jordan

Team 5

36 4

Storm

Team 3

24 16

Johnson

Team 6

17 23

Collins

42 46

Team 2

Team 4

14 26

Cox

40 48

Team 1

13 27

Porter

32 56

Hi game

actual: B. Parrish

Hanlon

189; B. Pierce 166; B. Clark

Hi ind. game: L. Mark 199

159.

Hi ind. series: K. Braden 521

Hi series

actual; B. Pierce

500 series: K. Braden 521; L.

416; R. Hanneman 407; B. Par-

Mark 515: R.

Maurer 509.

rish 406.

400 series: E. Jordan 476; D.

Hi game

hdep.: B. Parrish Cody 457; S.

Skelton 448; L.

228; C. Baumgardener 212; R. Mosteller 440: P. Twigg 422; K. Steele and K. Bulher 201. Jones 419: M. Grable 413; E. Hi series hdep.: C. Baum- Williams 413: S. Chambers 405; gardener 571; J. Paris 542; R. l. Jones 400. Steele 530.

400 series: B. Pierce 416: R. Hanneman 407: B. Parris 406.

500 series; D. Covert 559; M. Tuttle 535: M. Sears 533: K. 1 Stevens 555: C. Shinn 514; D. Shoemaker 533; P. Buechler

NEW YORK UPI—Barring 500; F. Puckett 531; M. Hampan upset by either Susquehanna ton 518; H. Hartung 518; B.

Bowl hopefuls

or Upsala. Wagner College seems assured of winning the Lambert Bowl, emplematic of

enough so it : S noticeable around 1967 eastern sma11 college foot -

the league. bal1 supremacy.

He s grabbing off the re- The Seahawks, who have bounds at about the same rate won seven straight games, rehe did last year but he s fast ceived 78 points in the latest breaking more and picking up balloting by the eight-man sebuckets on lay ups. The old lection comittee. Wagner plays Russell would grab a rebound, Susquehanna and Upsala in its

pass th« ball off and show up i final games of tha season.

Erwin 519: J. Williams 517; R. Saunders 534; C. Cromer 518; M. Myers 502: R. Pettit 519; H. Scott 535; F. Brewster 513; M. Schroeder 506; R. O’Hair,

opO: C. Wood 520: J. Wood 515; : Morri son’s Tire G. Myers 506: S. Starkey 504. j Greencastle Salvage

Stoner Insurance

200 games: D. Simmerman Catalina Beauty Shop 227-201; R. Fisher 223-213-201;! Nunzio's D. Covert 221: C. Cromer 209; 1 Mac’s Appliance F. Puckett 201; R. Newman j Mason Jewelry 210; D. Shoemaker 202. i Adlers

GREENCASTLE G.A.A.

11-6-67

Senior: Andi Elliott 114 Juniors: Becky Blue 124;

Brenda Bemis 114.

Sophomores: Becky McMains Pin Pounders 40 133: Lee Ann Gray 122 Pin Spots 28 Freshman: Becky Henderson Hi team game: C. B.’s 801

90; Linda Frost 89

IBM WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE 11-8-67

CeeDees 60 Rolling Pins 54 M. P.’s 42 C. B.’s 40

IGA FOODLINER

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62 52 47 42 40 40 37 32

Hi team series: CeeDees 2284 Men 200 games: E. Cook 256;

R. Skelton 200.

Women 150 games: M. Davies 26 166; E. Porter 160; S. Tresner

36 154.

41 Men 500 series: E. Cook 606; 46 r. Skelton 561; F. Hutcheson

48 502.

48 Women 400 series: M. Davies 51 457; E. Porter 456; 8. Skelton 66! 420; G. Congers 407,

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