The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 October 1968 — Page 4

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Friday, October 11, 1968

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No longer just a number, Lolich is alive and living

By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer ST. LOUIS (UPI)—Mickey Lolich is no longer just a number on the scorecard. The 28-year.old lefthander of the World Champion Detroit Tigers became only the eighth player in World Series history Thursday to win three games in one series when he stopped the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 in the decisive seventh game. For the Tigers the victory climaxed a goal that had taken 23 years to achieve and for Lolich it meant an escape from anonymity. Finally somebody knows who I am," said the happy Lolich in the Tigers’ racuous clubhouse following the game. "Mickey

Lolich has never been a hero with the Tigers. Lolich has always been a number on the roster. I’ve always won my 14 or 15 games, but there have always been .300 hitters and 20game winners. "All of a sudden I’m getting a share of the glory and I’m still not used to it. Right now I’m still the happiest man in the world," he added. Although Lolich won 17 games for the Tigers this year, he received little publicity as Denny McLain grabbed most of the headlines by winning 31 games. But when McLain failed in his first two series starts and Lolich was successful in his first two, it became clear that

Lolich would be Manager Mayo Smith’s choice to pitch the decisive seventh game, if the series went that far. Pitching with only two days rest for the first time this year, Lolich drew Bob Gibson as his opponent for the seventh game and outpitched the Cardinal righthander, who had beaten the Tigers twice in the series. Lolich, who was awarded a new car as the outstanding player in the series, can expect to make a few extra dollars this

winter on endorsements. Not as much as McLain, perhaps, but a good sum. McLain is an accomplished organ player and is booked solidly for the winter. Lolich claims to be a singer with a musical group.

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‘‘We’ll go anywhere in the country to sing before anyone who wants to hear us," says Lolich. Somebody should want to listen now.

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The annual Punt, Pass and Kick contest, cancelled last week because of rain will be held tomorrow at the Greencastle High School field at 1:30 p.m. weather permitting.

Major FOOTBALLThis Week

Pointers basketball

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Home 1867 Team Seores

COLLEGIATE

Friday, October 11

Miami (Kla)-L.oui^iana Stall' .. 17-15 Viig Militaiy-W Virginia (1) S-21

(1) At Ruaiioki', Va.

Saturday, October It INTERSECTION AL

Air Eon-e-Navy (2) DNM Arizona State-Wash State .... 31-20 Army-California ONM

Tkl IIIJ *«»iA **• Citu iniiuti-Tanipa DNM Davidson-Connecticut 38-18 Kentucky-Oregon State DNM lA>uisville-Tulsa 23-35 Memphis State-W Texas State DNM N Texas State-N Michigan . . DNM

San Diego-Texas Southern .. . Texas (El Paso)-Dong Beaeh . U C I. A-Peim State Wichita-Colurado State Win & Mary-Ohio University Wisconsin-Utah State ...

12) At Chicago.

EAST

DNM DNM 17-15 11-13 25-22 DNM

Ivy League

Columhia-Harvard 13-19 Oornell-Pennsylvania 33-14

Dart mouth-Princeton Yale-Brown

Yankee Conference New Halnpshire-Maine

35-0

New HalnpslUre-Maiue 17-0 Rhode Island-Vermont 0-0

Other Games

Boston College-Villanovu 27-21

Boston College-Vtllanova 2i-21 Buffalo-Delaware 38-19 Colgate-Holy Cross 0-17 Uehigh-Rutgers 7-14 Massachusetts-Boston U 21-0 Syraeuse-Pittsburgh 14-7 Temple-Bueknell 13-8

.MIDWEST

Western Conference

lowa-Indialia Micliigan-Michigan State . . . Minnesota-Illinois Ohio‘State-Purdue Big Eight Conferent Kansas State-Iowa State . Missouri-Colorado

17-21 0-34 10-7 6-41

0-17 9-23 0-10

Nebraska-Kansas Other Games Concordia-Augsburg Indiana State-Evansville . . . Kent State-West Miebigan . Marshall-Miami lO) Notre Dame-Northwestern . Toledo-Bowting Green

SOUTH

Southeastern Conference Alabama-Vanderbilt 35-21 Georgia-Mississippi 20-19 DNM—Did Not Meet in 1967.

44-8 15-14 7-16 6-48 DNM 33-0

Home 1967 Team Scores Atlantic Coast Conference Duke-Virginia Maryland-North Carolina 0-14 N Carolina State-S Carolina . DNM Southern Conference The Citadel-Richmond 3-20 Ch-mson-Auburn 21-43 Florida-Tulalie 35-0 Georgia TYch-TViinussee 13-2-4 Mis.s Stute-S Mississippi 14-21 Virginia Tech-Wake Forest . DNM SOUTHWEST Southwest Conference Arkansas-Baylor 10-lU Texas A & M-Texas Tech . . . . 28-24 Texas Christiaii-S Methodist 14-2S Other Games Houstoii-Okluhoma State DNM TeXas-Oklahoma (3) 9-7 (3) At Dallas. Tex. ROCKY MOUNTAINS Western Athletic Conference Brigham Yuung-Wyoming .... 10-26 Utali-New Mexico 42-27 Other Games Idaho-Montana 19-14 Montana State-Idatio State . . 24-7 PACIFIC COAST Athletic Association Stanford-S California 0-3u Washington-Oregon 26-0 Other Games Pacific-Santa Clara DNM Portland-Welier 21-40 Home 1968 Team Scores PROFESSIONAL American Football League Saturday, October 12 Miami-Kuffalo HNM Sunday, October 18 Boston-Houston HNM Kansas City-Cincinnati HNM New York-Denver HNM Oakiand-San Diego HNM National Football League Sunday, October 13 Atlanta-New York HNM Chieago-Detroit 0-42 CleveFand-St Louis HNM Dal las-Philadelphia 45-13 Green Bay-Los Angeles tx)... HNM New Orleans-Minnesota HNM San Francisco-Baltimore 10-27 Washington-Pittsburgh HNM (x) At Milwaukee. HNM—Have Not Met In 1968.

tickets on sale

Norman Evens, principal of Bainbridge Jr. - Sr. High School announces that Reserve Seat Season tickets will go on sale on Monday, October 14th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Bainbridge High School gymnasium. The cost of

POLITICAL PLAY

the Reserve Seat Season Ticket will be $8.00 for 5 home games and 3 games ( non-reserved) to be played at Greencastle and regular adult season tickets at $6.00 at the High School office from October 15th through November 1st. Following is the varsity basketball schedule:

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/Ed Mathews calls it quits

ROGER MARIS--gave up baseball to spend time with his family and run his breweries in Florida. Was given organ as a going away present.

SEEKS RECORD

Varsity Lanes ° akland & oes for 15

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INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)—Football and politics don’t mix, at least as far as Notre Dame girdiron coach Ara Parseghian is concerned. Parseghian sent a telegram to William Ruckelshaus, the Republican nominee for senator, Thursday night objecting to the use of his name on a Ruskelshaus billboard in downtown Indianapolis. The telegram was publicized by the office of Ruckelshaus’ opponent, incumbent Democrat Birch Bayh. "I strongly object to the use of my name . . . which clearly implies my endorsement of your candidacy,’’ Parseghian’s message said. "I submit that it would have been ethically proper for your office to seek my approval for the use of my name in this context ... I have been placed in the embarassing position of having to confirm or deny that I had granted the use of my name in such political advertising." Ruckelshaus’ office said the matter had been turned over to the advertising agency which handles the billboards.

BAINBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1968-69 Nov. 2 At Rosedale Nov. 9 At Wells Nov. 15 Fillmore Nov. 22 Monrovia Nov. 26 At Turkey Run Dec. 7 New Ross Dec. 7 1 New Ross Dec. 14 Cl overdale At Greencastle

IBM Tuesday Morning Oct. 8 Scott, 36-20; Cody, 35-21; Fox, 32-24; Giltz, 32-24; Taylor, 3026; Porter, 29-27; Storm, 28-28; Jordan, 26-30; Cockrell, 20-36; Collins, 12-44. High Team Game, Taylor, 478. High Team Series, Taylor, 1325. High Ind. Game, Marilyn Taylor, 200. High Ind. Series, Myra Storm, 509. Series over 450. Myra Storm, 509, Marilyn Taylor, 491, Kathy Scott, 479.

Series over 550, C. Alex, 610, J. Sutton, 574, C. Brewster, 570, J. Sharp, 559, B. Branham, 551.

By GEORGE BUCKLEY

UPI Sports Writer

Dec. 20 At Eminence Jan. 3-4 Holiday Toum. At (Greencastle, Madison, Warsaw! Jan. 10 Roachdale Jan. 11 Fountain Central Jan. 18 Terre Haute Schulte Jan. 23-25 Co. Tourney Feb. South Bend Riley At Greencastle Feb. 7 At Reelsville Feb. 8 North Salem Feb. 14 Russellville Feb. 22 Pittsboro At Feb. 26-Mar. 1 Sec. Tourn.

PAT RADY, COACH DON SHAHAN, ASSISTANT

Putnam County League 10-3-68 Dewey’s Barber Shop, 29-7; Pepsi Cola, 26-10; Bob’s Body Shop, 24-12; Crawley Carpets, 20-16; Tipstar, 19-17; Ron & Ken Barber Shop, 17-19; Atkins & Sons, 16-20; American Zinc, 16-20; The Five, 16-20; Hutchison Shell, 15-21; Edmonds, 1521; Cash Concrete, 15-21; Bombers, 12-24; National Foods, 12-24. High Team Game, Dewey’s Barber Shop, 1020. High Team Series, Dewey’s Barber, 3001. High Ind. Game, Charles Alex, 223. High Ind. Series, Charles Alex, 610.

First Citizens Classic League Standings 10-9-68 Wally’s Bin Service, 83-43; Varsity Lanes, 76-50; Brackney Feeds, 73 1/2- 52 1/2; Tipstar, 62 1/2- 63 1/2; East Side Liquor, 61 1/2-64 1/2; Central National Bank, 60 1/2-65 1/2; Picketts Citgo Service, 58 1/267 1/2; Team No. 10, 58-68; Coca-Cola, 48 1/2-77 1/2; Torr’s Restaurant, 48-78. High Team Game, Varsity Lanes, 768. High Team Series, Wally’s Bin Service, 2194. High Ind. Game, Jack Hurst, 236. High Ind. Series, Bob Pettit, 633. Series over 575 Bob Pettit, 633, Jack Hurst, 631, Hubert Scott, 578, Byron Bemis, 576.

Nobody has been able to beat the Oakland Raiders in regular season play since the New York Jets last turned the trick over a year ago.

That makes 14 in a row for the defending AFL champions. A win Sunday against San Diego would tie a league record, set by the Chargers over the 1960-61 seasons.

"We are going to have to be at our best to beat them,’’ San Diego Coach Sid Gillman admits. But with fullback Brad Hubbert and tight end Willie Frazier out, even their best may not be enough.

C0ATESVILLE

AUCTION Every Saturday Night at 7 p.m.

Antiques and good furniture. Barn open for consignments. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. We buy one piece or a household. Call us First.

Phone 386-7342

Homer Record NEW YORK < UPI) — In 1961, the year Roger Maris hit 61 home runs, the New York Yankees set a team record for blasting 240 homers.

VENDING ROUTES AVAILABLE NO SELLING

Hershey Distributing Company of Dallas, Texas will appoint a distributor for this area next week. To qualify you must be over 21 years old, have 7 to 12 hrs. per week spare time, furnish reference, have good automobile, and be able to invest $600 to $1900 cash in a business that can grow into a permanent lifetime income. For personal interview in your home write, giving telephone number, to:

HERSHEY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY P. 0. BOX 18427, DALLAS, TEXAS 75218

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THE TIME IS NOW

Jewel W. Blue Candidate For County Treas.

John Carson Candidate For County Auditor

Wayne Hopkins Candidate For County Coroner

Fred A. Cox Candidate For County Commissioner 1st. District

Robert A.Ziegleman Candidate For County Commissioner 3rd. District

MOVE AHEAD WITH CONFIDENCE

COME TO THE GOP RALLY FAIRGROUNDS TUESDAY, OCT. 15 6:30 P.M.

MEET YOUR LOCAL CANDIDATES AND WILLIAM RUCKELSHAUS - CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE

THIS TIME VOTE REPUBLICAN

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