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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Thursday, April *o, laea

Reelsville solidly tucked away a win over Bainbridge and Fillmore when the Cardinals hosted the two in a three-way track meet Tuesday evening. The Indians scored 85 points while Bainbridge tabbed 32 and Fillmore 31. Fillmore took the defeat on

GRIDDER SUCCUMBS A 20-year-old soph lineman at Tulsa University, Bill Firneno collapsed after a spring practice session and succumbed in a hospital later. He is from Mesquite, Tex.

the chin after winning one Friday night against Roachdale, 72-46. They will compete in the Little Eight Conference Meet Saturday at Danville, then run Bainbridge again Monday, take on Cloverdale and Eminence Tuesday, travel to the Plainfield Relays on the following Friday, and then wind up the season with the county meet held once again at Plainfield Saturday, May 4. Individual results: SP 45’ 2 1/2” R. Peeler-R; Whitlock-B; Tharp-F; Lamber-mount-B. HH :17.3 R. Peeler-R; CashF; Humphreys-F; Elliott-B. BJ 19’ 1” Chism-R; VietorR; Puckett-F; Humphreys-F. Mile 5:13.5 Puckett-F; Wal-lace-R; Steele-B; Storm-F. PV It’ R. Peeler-R; S. PeelerR; Bond-R; Nuemister-F. 100 Yd : 11.6 S. Peeler-R; Hayes-B; Nuemister-F; FlockB. 440 :54.7 Chism-R; Albin-B; Vietor-R; Humphreys-F. 880 2:19.3 Sanders-B; L. Chew-R; Puckett-F, Hansel-F. 220 :26.6 Chism-R; Hayes-R; Gibbs-R; Flock-B. LH :24.2 R. Peeler-R; Web-ber-B; Bond-B; Cash-F. HJ 5’ 6” Chism-R; Albin-B; Clark-F; Dozier-B.

STANDINGS

Major League Standings Oakland By United Press International Calif National League Chicago

.385 .385 .000

New sets shot record Although Greencastle’s thin-

lies came up fourth in the hotly contested Linton Relays held at Linton Wednesday afternoon they still came home happy as John New flung the shot almost fifty feet to set a new school record and Pete Norris captured

Pet.

Wednesday’s Results

the meet’s Individual High Per-

St. Louis

.692

...

Cleveland 2 Detroit 0, night

formance Trophy with four blue

San Fran

.583

Baltimore 7 Minnesota 3

ribbons.

Pittsburgh

.545

Calif 6 Wash 1, night

New had set the shot putt

Los Angeles

.538

Oakland 4 New York 3, 11 inns,

record on three previous oc-

Atlanta

.599

night

casions but really put the ump

Philadelphia

.462

(Only games scheduled)

to this one and tossed it 49*

Houston

.455

Today’s Probable Pitchers

11 1/4” to take first in the

Cincinnati

.417

(AU Times EST)

meet and set the new school

New York

.417

Chicago (John 0-0) at Minnesota

record. The best previous toss

Chicago

.364

4 '

(Perry 1-1) 2:30 p.m.

was 48’ 6”.

Wednesday’s Results

Friday’s Games

Greencastle’s forty - eight

Pittsburgh 4

Los

3 (n)

Chicago at Minnesota

points came from five first place

St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 0 (n) Houston at NY, ppd, rain San Fran at Phila, n, ppd, rain Atlanta at Chicago, ppd, cold Today’s Probable Pitchers (won-lost in parentheses)

(All Times EST)

Atlanta (Jarvis 0-2) at Chicago (Hands 0-2), 2:30 p.m. (Only game scheduled)

Friday’s Games

Philadelphia at Atl, night New York at Cin, night Houston at Chicago Los Ang at San Fran, night

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Portland

W. L. Pet. 5 2 .714

G.B.

Pet.

Seattle

4 2 .667

Detroit

.818

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Spokane

5 3 .625

Minn

.636

'Vancouver

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IV2

Balt

.636

Hawaii

3 5 .375

21/2

Boston

.600

2i/ 2

Tacoma

1 6 .143

Wash

.538

Wednesday’s Results

New York

.500

3V2

Portland 4

Hawaii 2

Clev

.455

Spokane 4 Tacoma 1

■Playright

sense of proportion about his own efforts. His Thursday night program will carry self-written fictitious advance reviews of his show. “I will neither seek, nor accept this show,” reads one from the Johnson City “Lameduck.” Another raves “Oh, come on now!” from theStilesville’‘Democrat.” One non-fictitious review was offered by one of Lindquist’s profs, Larry Sutton: “This is not truly what we could call absurd theatre, but it displays a novel, imaginative approach to Daryl’s conception of the human condition. In his conception I think his show displays imagination, novelty and creativity.” Lindquist, who has a date with the Marine Corps September 3, has several other irons in the dramatic and musical fires of campus. Two more one-act plays being constructed by the speech and drama major are “Brandy” and “The Roof.” Brandy is a social commentary on race and religion. The Roofprobes the goingson on a tenement roof. And then there’s a movie script, The Touch, Lindquist has plunged into. Lindquist figures he’s sort of a collegiate literary sponge, soaking up life and events a-

bout him, then wringing it back out through his own literary or musical devices. A song, “Friday Sunset” was Inspired by simply that. The death of Martin Luther King resulted in a blues jazz number he called “Eulogy.” Among the musical weapons at his disposal to attack his inspirations are the piano, guitar, trumpet, string bass, baritone and drum. He plays 'em all. His musical talent comes naturally. His father, a 1943 alumnus of DePauw, is head of the music program in the Portage school system. A lot of the information Lindquist Jots down comes from his episodic travels. A spring vacation trek carried him to San Francisco, hitch-hiking with a fellow student. “We spent the first night sleeping in an abandoned motel near Tulsa. The next night we slept in a hayloft near Vega, Tex. A brief visit to a hippie colony east of San Francisco and filling out tax forms for a motoring high school basketball coach from Kansas provided relief—and copy—for Lindquist. This summer Lindquist is enrolled for graduate courses in theatre at Stanford University. After the Marine stint he hopes to start at a repertory night club like “Second City” in Chicago. Hopefully will follow a career in writing, acting or teaching.

finishes and few seconds and thirds. Norris won the high jump, broad jump, high hurdles, and took a blue for running in the 880 relay. His teammates there were See, Boswell, and Clark. The local crew heads to Attica this evening for the Attica Relays. Individual results: HJ 5' 10” Norris-1st. SP 49’ 11 1/4” New-lst. BJ 20’ 2 1/2” Norris-lst. hh ;16.0 Norris-lst. 440 Relay- Greencastle 3rd. Spring Medly Greencastle 2nd. Mile Relay Greencastle 4th. 880 Relay Greencastle 1st; 1:37.8 Norris - See - Boswell - Clark Shuttle Hurdle Relay-Green-castle, 3rd. Billiard results Sunday Handicap Billard League April 21, 1968 Bob Bitzer-Jim Hendrich 3015, Ken. Moore-Randy Mark 2817, Steve Grimes-Ron. Alexander 27V2-17V2 , Mike Bell- Bob Foltz 22% .221/2, Keith Moore- Bob Troyer 21-24,Steve Bonney-Steve Miller 191/2 -251/2 , Harold SmileyBuford Young I8I/2 -26V2 , Jay Boyd- Don Irwin 15-30. High Game: Don Irwin 28. High run: Keith Moore 10.

NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss: To the voters of the Democratic and Republican parties. Greetings: You will hereby take notice that on Tuesday, May 7, 1968, There will be held in the various voting precincts within Putnam County. Indiana, a Primary Election between the hours of six (6) o'clock A.M. and seven (7) o'clock P.M. Eastern Standard Time of said day to nominate candidates for the following offices to-wit: One President of the United States of America. One member of the National House of Representatives from the seventh Congressional District consisting of the counties of Brown, Clay, Fountain, Greene, Hendricks, Martin, Monroe, Montgomery, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermillion, Vigo and Warren. One Joint Representative for the counties of Clay and Putnam (24th Dist.K One County Auditor, One County Treasurer, One County Coroner, One County Commissioner for the First District, One County Commissioner for the Third District. Thirteen (13) Delegates to the Republican State Convention. Twelve (12) Delegates to the Democrat State Convention. One Democrat and One Republican Precinct Committeeman for each of the thirtynine (39) Precincts within Putnam County. REPUBLICAN TICKET President of the United States of America: Richard M. Nixon, New York, New York. Representative to Congress for the 7th Congressional District: John T. Myers, 921 Second St.. Covington, Indiana. J _ Joint Representative Clay and Putnam Counties: John J. Thomas, 823 N. Meridian, Brazil. Indiana. County Auditor: John Carson, 214 Shadowlawn, Greencastle. County Treasurer: Jewel W. Blue, Box 195, Bainbridge.

County Coroner: Wayne E. Hopkins, 615 Ridge. Greencastle. County Commissioner First District: Raymond Surber. Ladoon. R. R. 1. Bainbridge. Fred A. Cox, R. R. 1, Greencastle. F«v Scott. R. R. 1 Bainbridge. County Commissioner Third District: Harold M. Berry. R. R. 2, Greencastle, Robert A.Ziegelman Sr., R. R. 2. Cloverdale. Chester L. Davis, Box 262. Cloverdale. Hubert A. Seller, R. R. 6. Greencastle. Delegates to the Republican State Convention: Foxridge & East Precinct of Second Ward, James Gram 819 Stadium Drive, Greencastle. South & West Precincts o f Second Ward: Ernest H. Collins. 618 Hiphwood. Greencastle, R. Louie Hirt, 204 Hillsdale, Greencastle. North & South Precincts of Third Ward & South Precinct of Fourth Ward; Keith A. Monnett, 7 Park St.. ' Greencastle. North & South Precincts of First Ward & North Precinct of Fourth Ward & Limedale Precinct; John A. Harlan, 512 S. Indiana St., GreenNorth Precinct of Greencastle & North Precinct of Second Ward; Richard L. Conrad. 315 Redbud Lane, Greencastle, Waldo E. Shoemaker, 13 Houck Rd., R. R. 3, Greencastle. North Franklin; Oriss W. Long, P.O. Box 192. Roachdale. Jackson & Floyd; William Luther. R. R. 1, Bainbridge. Robert Page, R. R. 2, Roachdale. Russell & Clinton; J. Duane Kelly, R. R. 1, RusselIviHe. Marion; David L. Grimes, R. R. 1,

Fit Imore.

Monroe: David W. Lane, R. R.. 1, Greencastle, Washington & Madison: Robert Lewis, R. R. 2, Greencastle. Jefferson & Warren: Gilbert E. Ogles, R. R. 5. Greencastle. West Cloverdale: Robert A. Ziegelman Jr., R. R. 2, Cloverdale. Republican Precinct Committeemen: South First: Cecil J. Sutton, 206 W. Poplar. Greencastle. West Second: R. Louie Hirt, 204 Hillsdale, Greencastle. South Second: Walter G. Cox, 7 Bloomington St., Greencastle. East Second: Robert C. Shedd, 83E Gardenside Drive, Greencastle. North Second: Leo C. Wilson, 301 North Arlington, Greencastle. North Third: Melvin L. Gaston, 432 Anderson St., Greencastle. South Third: Victor Inman, 711H S. Locust St., Greencastle. South Fourth: Keith A. Monnett, 7 Park St., Greencastle. North Fourth: Robert Gilliland, 510 S. Indiana, Greencastle. North Greencastle: William M. Cockrell, R. R. 4, Greencastle. North Clinton: Morris Evens, R. R1, Bainbridge. South Clinton: Theodore F. Bock, R. R. 1. Greencastle. West Cloverdale: Robert A. Ziegelman Jr., R. R. 1, Cloverdale. East Cloverdale: Glen Vickrov. Box 271, Cloverdale. North Floyd: Milburn Easley, R, R. 1, Box 173, Bainbridge. South Floyd: Lloyd Greenlee, R. R. 2, Coatesville. Foxridge: Thomas Lee Gorham, R. R. 5, Greencastle. Fincastle: James Mandleco, R. R. 1,

Roachdale.

South Franklin: Edwin G. Clones, R. R. 2, Roachdale, Jack V. Porter,

Roachdale.

North Franklin: Oriss W. Long, Box 192, Roachdale. North Jackson: William H. Perkins, R. R. 2, Roachdale. South Jackson: Richard M. Bivin, R. R. 1, North Salem. Mill Creek: Enos E. Allee. R. R. 2,

Coatesville.

East Jefferson: Noble R. Clearwaters, R. R. 2, Coatesville. West Jefferson: Albert E. Cox, R. R.

2, Cloverdale.

Limedale: Richard L. Albright, R. R.

2, Greencastle. West Madison:

R. R. 3, Brazil.

East Madison: Louis Nelson, R. R. 4. Greencastle. North Marion: Charles R. Gilley, R. R. 1, Fillmore. South Marion: Albert Hammond R. R. 3, Greencastle. East Monroe: Edwin R. Estes, Bain-

bridge.

North Russell: J. Duane Kelly. R. R. 1, RussellviHe. South Russell: Fay Scott, R. R. 1, Bainbridge. South Warren ; Norman K. Mark, R. R. 1, Cloverdale. North Warren: Ben A. Jones. R. R. 2, Greencastle. North Washington: Robert Lewis, R. R. 2, Greencastle. South Washington: Bob Rissler, R. R. 1, Reelsville. DEMOCRATIC TICKET President of the United States o America: Roger D. Branigin, 611 S. 7th St., Lafayette, Indiana. Robert F. Kennedy, New York, New York. Eugene J. McCarthy, St. Paul, Minne-

sota.

Representative to Conpress for the 7th Congressional District: Ewell M. Stewart, 529 S. Washington St., Bloomington, Indiana, Terrence F. Connors, 3517 Longview, Bloomington, Indiana. John Hugh Latham, R. R. 3, Box 113, Rockville, Indiana. Elden C. Tipton, P. O. Box 4, R. R. 1, Jasonville, Indiana. Joint Representative Clay 8> Putnam Counties: A. Frank Little, Sr., R. R. 1, Bowling Green, Indiana. Harold W. Roeschlein, R. R. 4, Brazil. Indiana* Judge of Circuit Court of the 64th Circuit, Putnam County: Francis N. Hamilton, 729 E. Seminary St., Greencastle, Indiana, County Auditor: Loren Heath, R. R. 1, Reelsville. Clifford Hillis, R. R. 3, Greencastle. County Treasurer: Percy M. Rice, R. R. 1, Bainbridge. Phil Scroggin,

728 E. Seminary, Greencastle. County Coroner: Charles H. Rector, Jr., 405 E. Washington St., Greencastle. County Commissioner First District: Claude Malayer, R. R. 2. Roachdale. Kenneth Shannon, R. R. 1, Roachdale. County Commissioner Third District: Richard E. Huffman, R. R. 1, Center Point. Arthur P. Jones, R. R. 2. Cloverdale. Jack Morrison, R. R. 1, C loverdale. Delegate to State ConventionDemocrat North, South & West Precinct of Second Ward: John R. Foxen, 709 Highridge. East Precinct of Second Ward 8. South Precinct of Third Ward: Thomas Higgins, 1016 Ave. F. Glen N. Pursed, 101 1 st St. North & South Precincts of Fourth Ward & North Precinct of Third Ward: John W. King, 619 Anderson St. Warren & Jefferson: Leo Glendyn Irwin, R. R, 2, Box 70, Greencastle. Jackson & Franklin: Ward J. Robertson, R. R. 2, Roachdale. Cloverdale: Charles Branneman, Cloverdale. Floyd & Monroe: Thomas A. Emery, R. R. 1, Box 99, Bainbridge. Madison & Washington: Edward M. Dolan, R. R. 4. Greencastle. W. K. Ensor, R. R. 2, Greencastle. Foxridge & North Greencastle: John T. Reiling, R. R. 2, Greencastle. Democrat Precinct Committeemen: North First: Arvel Roach, 211 W. ColumbiaSouth First: Clarence Bird, 409 W. Washington St. V. Myrtle Coffman, 2 S. Madison. West Second: Joseph Atkins. 11 North College. Harold E. Fredrick. 232 Hillsdale. South Second: Robert C. Knauer, 617 E. Walnut. William A. Mager, 612 E. Walnut. East Second: Glenn Pursell, 101 1st St. North Second: Thomas B. Adams, 327 Dogwood Lane. Robert R. Huffman, 805 Hillcrest. North Third: Felix Knauer, 315 Elm St. Fred S. Silander, 615 Anderson. South Third: Robert R. Garl, 60B Howard St. North Fourth: Clyde L. Miller, 505Vi S. Indiana St. South Fourth: Murray R. Lewis, 12 Beveridge. North Greencastle: Noble Austin, R. R. 1, Greencastle. Keith H. Lyon, R. R. 1. 'Greencastle. North Clinton: William Newgent, R. R. 1, Greencastle. Lyle Clodfelter, R. R. 1, Bainbridge. South Clinton: Ralph Spencer, R. R. 1, Greencastle. West Cloverdale: Moss F. Conner

Box 128, R. R. 1, Cloverdale. Gordon C. Hoffa, Box 26, Cloverdale. East Cloverdale: Leonard V. Mann,

R. R. 3 Cloverdale

North Floyd: Percy M. Rice, R. R. 1

Bainbridge

South Floyd: Elmer Sims.

Coatesvi I le

Foxridge: Edward

artinsvi

R. R. 2

D. Raines, 61 Martinsville St.

Fincastle: Richard L. Malayer, R. R. 1 Roachdale, Franklin Ford. R. R. 1

Roachdale

South Franklin: Hershal Hinkle. S. Main St. Roachdale, Walter Keck; R. R. 2 Roachdale North Franklin: Cleo D. Chastain, Box 89 Roachdale North Jackson: Walter Hubble. R. R. 2 Roachdale South Jackson: William I. Rayfield, R. R. 2 Roachdale Mill Creek: Edward Schulz, R. R. 2 Cloverdale, Ray E. Stringer, R. R. 2

Coatesville

East Jefferson: Wendell Goodpaster, R. R. 2 Coatesville, Lawrence L. Herbert, R. R. 5 Greencastle West Jefferson: Cloyd Allen, R. R. 2

Cloverdale

Limedale: Ezra P. Craft, R. R. 4 Greencastle, Russell Payne. R. R. 2

Greencastle

West Madison: Clarence S. Marshall. R. R. 4 Greencastle, Frank Nelson,

R. R. 4 Greencastle

East Madison: Joseph Lancaster,

R. R. 4 Greencastle

North Marion: Bert Wright. R. R. 1

Fillmore

South Marion: Marvin E. Hutcheson, R. R. 1 Fillmore East Monroe: Duane T. Burk, Box 142 Bainbridge. Gordon L. Hanks. Box 135 Bainbridge West Monroe: Willard N. Scobee, R. R. 3 Greencastle North Russell: Embert V. Gardnei. Russellville South Russell: Earl Eugene Clodfelter, R. R. 1 Russellville South Warren: J. Willard Cromwell. R. R. 1 Cloverdale North Warren: Reba E. Clearwater, R. R. 2 Greencastle. Richard G. Gray, R. R. 2 Greencastle North Washington: Warren K. Ensor, R. R. 2, Greencastle. Walter Hutcheson, R. R. 2, Greencastle. South Washington: William Mullinix. R. R. 1, Reelsville. Said Primary Election will be governed by the Laws of the State of Indiana relating thereto. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the Official Seal of the Putnam Circuit Court at my office in thg. City of Greencastle. Indiana, this 4th day of April. 1968. Ennis E. Masten, Clerk Putnam Circuit Court.

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