Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1979 — Page 15

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CROWNED BY BODY, it netted titles for 1979 Mr. Naptown Muscle Men, Lee Danial, left photo, [junior division], and Christ Michael. Records lifted’ in body meet

Three records in the clean and jerk competition were set last Saturday in the statewide AAl Aeightliftinp champion ships at Wheeler Boys’ Club. The matches were climaxed by the eighth annual crowing of Mr Naptow n, senior and junior divisions. Rt ,'ning for.this year in this pfnMque competition will be ( hn-t Michael of Body Forum tiym al'o Lee Danial, titlist l«>r 1979. was judged amongst

his junior division peers, the most toned and powerful body on display. Meet director Dossie Sansing of Body Forum, recapped official records established in the weightlifting matches as John Magee. 340 lbs., a super heavyweight; Walt Tyndall, 325 'lbs., in the 220-pound division; and John Seppyes, 305 lbs., a 165 pounder. A list of placings in the daylong competition follows:

Name

C lass

Best Lift

George F rank

114 lbs.

95 pounds

Mike Kellog

123 ibs.

165 pounds

Jenn> 1 \ ndall

123 Ibs.

75 pounds

Archie ( hambers

132 lbs.

130 pounds

Garrie Duckworth

132 Ibs.

100 pounds

Mark Appleget

148 Ibs.

235 pounds

1 ee Danial

148 lbs.

210 pounds

John Seppye*

165 Ibs.

305 pounds

John Hudson

165 Ibs.

250 pounds

John Riddle

181 Ibs.

305 pounds

Philip \ ordan

198 lbs.

300 pounds

B ill F reeman

198 lbs.

280 pounds

Wall Tyndall

220 lbs.

325 pounds*

John Magee >uper h’wt.|

340 pounds*

\ri 1. arson

[super h wt.|

280 pounds

( hrisl Kline

(super h'wt".]

230 pounds

’denotes new record Mr. Naptown finishers, in junior and senior divisions 2-6 and 2-10. respectively: Junior Division Dale Mevenson. 1 im Herron. Dennis (ireen. 1 oney Abney ]best poser]. Doug Owens. Senior l>ivision-Ron Morris. Joe Roebuck. Billy Grover. Chuck Foughnies, Joseph Belvy. Armster Johnson. Tommv Harris. W illiam Shelton. 1*hysiquie judges Sammie Willis, William Martin. Tom Zupanzio. Mark Joseph and Jeffrey Freeman. Weightlifting officials-Jim Ratzell, Ken Hardesty. Chuck l oresman. Terresa Bonesteele. Tom Fahey. Martha Scott. Jeffrey Eden. Bernard Lee. Ralph I>owe. W heeler director, was host and executive director of the meet. Vvebi coast chiropractor sore aoout Olympic nix

Dr. Leroy Perry, the Pasa «'.• rut. ( ahforma chiropractor renowned for his success in the treatment <>t athletic injuries. L:' been barred from a position :: the 1‘ S. Olympic Sports - Medi'-me committee. He is not opy about it. Dr Perry was in Cincinnati •v<» ; iy at the invitation of the 1 " ■ i • ropractic AsstViatiun • 1 here he stated hi> '«•« t-rinL 1 a -press confer H* .urns the reason for ■ t-u. t.arreci trout working ' :th Amerrcar. athletes in the Cam*-' stems from a ' r of.: stand agatnst the

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a \ i \1 r. }• Rt >M 1’At.K " way i,i' not her delending a c.u ;st Hearns or*Roberto Du names currently tos s, <i ,r crai as a possible i-r for Johnson's first il*‘*'U'e -.1 hi' WBA title: ga:;<lar. Lotte Mwale. Mike ib.'.niar or Ramon Rar.quello Uttie known unthis I'KO of Rosvoiar. e.tri:*-r this year 1 ; or F.od.e <ir*cory the latter con sldereO a distinct lone shot possibility J.-hr son’s record is now 24 3. Channel 4

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ioiIow . ug w ecr . I » , ' T. Poo'ier' tra.ei to s.iP lor t h< i attrino t i.issn . i.-pc:. p relay. Dec. 2s. at against lt :ine~s, f Again. Ch inne! 4 will a.s,, a*r th* team’' e< *»nd nigh* a< lion agc.ir.st either Brown or San diec.o If the Hoosiers reach the 11,,< match, the telecast will be al midnight. Dec.- 29. If they are play ing tor rhmd place. 10

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The Boilermakers contests are part of the schedule of 15 Purdue games being carried this season on (i-ham.el 4 with Joe Pate and Bob p'ord re porting the action. I.I s games are a part of WTTV’s 16 game I.U. televi sion schedule. Hilliard Gates and'John Laskowski are th** announcers for the Hoosiers teli casts.

According to a legend of the Guatemalan Mayans, the first four men created were made of corn paste.

chiropra tic profession” by tiie American Medical Association. Over 600 athletes signed a petition supporting me for membership on the committee.’ Dr Perry said. "The AME r« loses to change its stand .tiliiough internationally the tde ts . hanging. Medical orga m/atioiis have had me to speak m Piurope and Australia, and »v iii no to Japan soon. Pacers . i,\ i i\: Pi P KGM PAt.F " M shooting from the field. P'or * ward Alex Plnglish only scored G] eight, but added his usual » S idi around effort in total minu tes played. The Celtics placed five men ^ in double figures, including LI rookie Larry Bird’s 15; Cedric Sflj Cornbread 1 Maxwell’s 19; Nate •j’* Archibald and Chris P'ord both *4 with 14. The latter’s three-poi nt field goal considerably dou 21 ^ed the Pacers' hope for back-to 5 ■* back victories over Eastern *! j Division competition. - Noticably missing from the D Pacers’ lineup was forw ard gu » » ard Billy Knight, who has been | f benched by coach Bobby Leo ; t nard since sustaining an injury 4 last month. Rumors that Km- U ght might become a trade % 1 figure, were slowed some by ^ last w eek’s shipment of veteran •« center forward Lenny Elmore to the Kansas City Kings. The ^ » Pacers win get in exchange, a 1980 second round draft pick jD from the Kings, it was reported. The Pacers host the Cleve- L* land Cavaliers Wednesday, and s will take on the Detroit Pistons ^ r at MSA Saturday. A prelimi tj nary attraction will feature a ^ benefit game, the Black Med.a p] vs. Black Politicians and Police ■ J men. Pacers vs. Pistons is "[r scheduled for a tip-off of 8:05 *4

p.m.

USbtt itpuiu niter StlS 0 MUIIli IlialhS MOSCOW - Soviet weightlifter David Rigert set three world records last week in the 100 kilo class for the snatch, jerk and combined total, reported the Soviet’s official news agency, T ass. Competition in a labor union meet in Voroshilovgrad, Rigert snatched 398 pounds, bettering his own previous mark of 397 pounds. The 32-year-old lifter, who passed up the world championships in Salonika, Greece, last month, then jerked 499 pounds to surpass his own former record of 498 pounds. * That gave him a combined, total of 897 pounds.

Henderson enroute to Hollywood?

DALLAS--

Thomas (Hollywood) Henderson, indicated he may not come out of retirement afterall. Everyone has guessed (including oddsmaker Jimmy The Greek, Snyder), that the former Dallas Cowboys’ line backer would return to the game, in which he was forced into early retirement by Dallas coach Tom Landry. Landry said last week he fired Henderson instead of demoting the fifth-year, former No. 1 draft choice’s ego because he couldn’t handle second-

string status.

“I decided he couldn’t function (on the bench)’’ said Landry. “His ego is such that he eeds to start.” Once Landry told Henderson he was being placed on waivers athe controversial player an nounced his retirement from football in a hastened call news

conference.

Mike Hegman started at Henderson’s strongside line backer position Thanksgiving Day when the Cowboys lost to the Houston Oilers--the third straight week they had been

beaten.

Henderson, w ho acquired the reputation as a cocky loud mouth with press verbiage prior to this year Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers. said he just may be through with the game. T ve played for five seasons without an injury or having to have any surgery,” he said during an interview on national television Thanksgiving Day. “Football is not the only thing 1 can do. I can do what you're doing,” he told CBS sportscaster Brent Musberger. Musberger had asked Hen derson about his wearing a towel two weeks ago during Dallas’ lost to the Washington Redskins. Henderson held his linger in the air giving the No. 1 sign as he w as being filmed by

cameras.

Asked by Musberger about the gesture, Henderson, re torted 'holding his small daugh ten. "I don’t think you really know what it was for. 'Preston Pearson 'Dallas Cowboys playeri, had given it to me before the game,” Henderson said. He insisted the inscribed towel and his signal mg Dallas was No. 1 had nothing to do with his break down in communication with his coach. Henderson was recently quoted during an interview with Playboy Magazine as implying he thought the Cow boys organization had con

HENDERSON

sidered trying to shut him up. When asked by the interview if the Cowboys organization “so tied to its version of a com puterized football player would really rather shut you up?” Henderson replied. I think it's been discussed several times.” During the press conference December 19, Henderson said “he was not bitter." "It’s not a good time for me. It hurts a lot. I love t.he Dallas fans. I love the Cowboys. I don't want to play

for another team.

“The Cowbosys have the tradition in this sort of thing... Ask Duane Thomas or Bob Hayes or Jean Fugett,” he'

added.

Landry said that it Hender son decides to come out ot retirement then the Cowboys will ask a No. 1 draft choice from the team that wants him. A Hard Look < ON i IN! >. FROM PAt.F " fight in New York and 1 wasn’t looking for World War 111. Jones says he has had Hashes ..i i in- unfit’m fas mtad, but he ;.*v < ' I...sing Uni imieh u> quit. He said he did not see w hat w as happening m Classen's corner alter ihe Hint h round. He w.mid not blame Mmuto for sending his boxer out to fight a last round in w hat most eyew it nesses agreed, appeared a

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Winter CONTINUE FROM PAGE 8 signs at the beginning of these meetings. The Oakland-to-Denver shift is expected a hot item for the meetings. There have been ongoing negotiations in recent weeks with oilman Marvin Davis as A’s owner Charles 0. Finley seeks to sell the club which had the lowest atten dance in the majors past season. It is unlikely, however, that any potential buyer of the Mets will show up, simply because there has not been enough time for offers to be studies. Formal i Bowling : News : | by Willa Murrell * • • : and : • • • Marcella FoTsorr •( Greetings bowlers! Here we go for some more good shootin’. Last week in the Ladies league at Miracle. Charlene Gravson had a 532 and Levora Williams 506. In the Ladies Classic at Raceway on Monday, high was Florence Suggs 556 next was Karen Clemmons 548. Florence Moore 547. Veda McKenzie 7)37. Laura Jones 528. ( liffie Jones 518, Ann Acree 517 and Roberta Dillion 514. At Village Bow 1 in t he Tuesday night mixed league. Ruby Williams had a 519. Doing a job in the Pro Bowling Ball League at Race way. (’liffie Jones led the ladies with a nice 622. she was followed by Frances Fletcher Rosie Murray oHA. Debbie Andrews 542, Veda McKenzie 523. Nancy Fry 518, and Carolyn Gibson 515. For the nuys Hersohel Haves H19. Ru h ard Tinnin 606 and Jim Burton • .no. Friday night in the Geo's Vito Valet League at Raceway, leading the way for the ladies was Odessa Pvles 576. Ann i.i'.in had 574, Yuan Wallace 572. Marlene Stephens. 561. 1 'aria Radcliff 542. Nancy Fr\ ,::.d Veda McKenzie 525, Mart v Foison 515. Laura Jones 513 and Gerri Thomas 504. For.the at.vs Karl Benson w.is together with a 673. next Frank Bennett *Rodney Sian!e\ •ill. Har \ e\ Nance 610 and Mose M.nuns 606. \nyone wishing to enter the King and Queen contest ma> contact Salty Fields at 2*3 11^3. Let’s.make this the biggest and best contest ever and help some of our Indy Senate people get elected. Later...

announcement that the club might be sold came from the Payson Family only a few weeks ago. Concerning players - there was a time, long ago, it seems, when most player movement was generated by teams making trades at these meetings. Instead the norm has changed to players themselves moving form club to club, via the free-agent re entry draft. In the three years before the re-entry draft began, major league clubs completed 64 trades involving 162 players at the winter meetings. In the three years since free agency, however, the trade markets at these meetings has been reduced to 49 deals with 125 palyers involved. Last year. 13 players were swapped during the meetings, with noted players like Dan Ford, Toby Harrah, BuddyBell. Jerry Koosman and Bill Lee among those changing teams.

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