The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 11

Indianola Hi School Athletes Recognized I NDIANOLA Awards and special recognition were given to Indianola High School athletes in the Activities Assemble heru Fririnv. Delta Democrat-Times Greenville, Miss. Thursday, May 19, '66 9 Activities Assemble heru Friday. Jerry Steed rccieved the Most Valuable Football Player award and the Most Improved award went to Bill Bradley. The Most Valuable Baseball Player award was presented lo Jim Watkins.

Most Vnluabla awards In other sports went to Butch Reginelli and I.inJa Yarbrough in basketball, Danny Rochelle and Judy In track and Vernon Beard, Jr. Mary Hartwell Ely in tennis. Trophies won by the athletic teams during the school year were presented to the school. Coach Bobby Stacy was awarded plaque in recognition of his being selected Delta Valley Conference Coach of the Year. Each year the Athletic Depart- presents first-year leltermen 'with letters, second-year lettermen with miniature balls or track shoe and third-year and fifth-yea lettermen with certificates.

Those receiving athletic awards this year were as follows: In Football, 1st. year, Charles Mordecai, Davis Whatley, Dickie Carr, Donnie Dickerson, Jack Harper, III, James Oils, David Rushing, (MGR). 2nd. Year, Gary Osboume, Mike Clark, Jim Watkins (all DVC-2nd. string), Jerry Steed, (all DVC-2nd.

string), Danny Rochelle, (all DVC-lst. string), Vemon Beard, Ken Wood, (all string), Tommy Sanders, Jimmy Bellipanni. 3rd. year, Barry Henderson, (Hon. men.

DVC). 4th. year, Charles Pickens, (MGR). In Track, 1st. year, Judy Hull, Susan Callaway, Jack Harper, Melvin Steed, Jimmy McGregor, Donnie Dickerson, Davis Whatley, Stanley I.ott, Beverly Beard, (MGR).

2nd. year, Shirley Clark, Dickie Carr, Danny Rochelle, Jimmy Bellipanni, Jerry Steed, Charles Mordecai. 3rd. year, Linda Bowie, Linda Williams, Delynn Worley, Denton Rogers, Charles Pickens, (MGR) Tn Tennis, Camille Corder (MGR), Helen Tindatl, Jo Cath; Brownlee. 1st.

year. 2nd. year, Judy Hull, Waym Vessey, Chris Lumly. 3rd. year, Susan Callaway.

4th. year, Mary Hartwell Ely Vernon Beard, Chuck Webb. Jn Baseball, 1st. year, Jack Har per, Jimmy Bellipanni, Dai Rpofcio field Eligible For Memorial Day 500 Stands At Fifteen INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) The rookie field eligible fo qualification for the Memoria Day 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway stands at 15 today, up thre frpm the Wednesday morning total.

Three rookies completed driv era tests Wednesday. The tri included Larry Dickson, Ronnie Buckman and Bob Tattersall. Mario Andretti. who grabbet the pole position by leading a qualifiers last Saturday, cont rmed to set the pace. In fiel tests Wednesday he set th day's fastest lap.

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ml. year, Tommy Sanders vis Lee Whatley, Donnie ckerson, Jimmy McGregor, orge Hood, (MGR), Charles arp (MGR). ird. Year, Raymond Bianca, die Downs, Danny Rochelle, rry Steed, Butch Reginelli. 4th Year, Mike Clark.

ith Year, Jim Watkins. In Boys Basketball: 1st. Year, ck Harper, Marion Tow- Lightweight Champ Faces Title Defense And Political Fight NEW YORK (UPI) Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz faces two big fights this year, one in defense of his world title and the olher in quest of political career. "Rio 29-year-old Ortiz laid down plans to hb latest venture Walton Gresham, Jimmy Tuesday night when he an- cGregor, Donnia Dkkerson, ivis Whatley. 2nd.

Year, Mike Chrk, Jerry ced (All-County), Chuck Webb Il-County), Raymond Bianca. 4th. Year, Butch Reginelli (All VC County), Jim Watkins. In Girls Basketball: 1st. Year, dy Hull (All-County Districl), nda Carver, Camille Corder, IGR), Neil McGruder, (MGR), 2nd.

Year, Amy Hartness, Susan illaway (A1I-DVC District), nda Bowie, (County), Linda arbrough (All-DVC District), iclia Dickerson, Nancy Floyd, lirley Clark (All-County), Brenda oper, Linda Raiford. 3rd. Year, Merle Hamilton', rol Rogers, (Score Keeper). Twins' Hitters Flex Muscles In 7-1 Rout Of Chicago By United Press International IM Grant singing a happy tune today to the accompaniment of. those long-silent Minnesota run average, Mudcat owned 2-3 record.

bats. nounced his candidacy for the New York state Legislature us an independent Democrat. He is seeking the newly created state Senate seat in the 29th District of the Bronx. "I feel if I'm elected I woulc bo an incentive to youth," the Puerto Rican-born fighter said "My people have always given me their support when I foughl and I hope to repay them for their kindness by representing them." But before he can concen trate on politics, Ortiz wil defend his lightweight title against Johnny Bizzarre Erie, 20. in Pittsburgh June Grant, a top-billed niglttclub entertainer in tho off-season, las been singing the blues during the 19GB campaign because the Twins were not supporting him at the plate.

Although boasting a 2.03 earned Maroon Nine To Gastonia Playoffs STATE COLLEGE Mississippi State is the Southeastern Con fercnce baseball champion for the second straight year and will rep resent the SEC in the NCAA Dis trict HI playoffs in Gastonia, June 2-4. For the second straight year th' Bulldogs won'the championship without playing a single game at home. With a new park under: construction the Bulldogs have played all "home" games the pas two years in Redbird Park in nearby Columbus. And for (he second straight yea: Ken Tatum, senior righthander from Birmingham, has pitched the Bulldogs to all their playoff vie iories. The i American 'eague champions, however, lexed their muscles Wednesday night by belling two home runs back up Grant's four-hit Etching and whip Chicago 7-1.

AL Action Elsewhere in the circuit, Boston shaded junior Bam- re 2-1 in 10 innings, Washington nipped tlie Indians 4-3, New York topped Detroit 7 2 and Kansas City swept a pair from California, 7-1 and Grant, whose off-season gcoup is known as "Mudcat am his Kittens," went the route for the third time--all winning games--and struck out six a.Killebrcw's homer, No. 2S9 of lis career, scored Tony Oliva, who leads the majors with a 383 average. Earl Wilson limited the Orioles to seven hlta and won own game with a lead-off umer in the 10th inning. The Boston righthander, who hit 11 round-trippers in the last two seasons, slammed his second of 1966. Wilson and Minnesota's Jim Kaat are the only active major league pitchers to have Kit home runs in each of the last five campaigns.

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