Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 52, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1979 — Page 13

Yankees move on

Keystone combination begins plugging some holes

By JOSEPH DURSO c. 1979 N.Y. Times News Service NEW YORK The New York Yankees moved into their postBilly Martin era Thursday by unveiling their new general manager and manager, and they promptly announced two sweeping trades involving 12 players in which they lost Chris Chambliss but gained Ruppert Jones. The trades were made known by Gene Michael, the former shortstop who was formally anointed as general manager at the age of 41, and by Dick Howser, the former utility infielder who was introduced as the new manager at 42. They once formed a double-play combination as players, and Thursday they turned a kind of front-office double play, giving seven players and getting five. In the first deal, the Yankees, who traded Mickey Rivers to the Texas Rangers last summer, filled the vacancy in center field by getting Jones from the Seattle Mariners along with Jim Lewis, a right-handed pitcher who has appeared only twice in the big leagues. The key man was Jones, a 24-year-old sprinter who hit 21 home runs and stole 33 bases last season. To get him the Yankees surrendered four players: Juan Beniquez, the outfielder, who was injured much of the summer: Jim Beattie, a World Series pitching hero in 1978 who spent most of 1979 shuttling to the minor leagues: Rick Anderson, a rookie pitcher, and Jerry Narron, a catcher. Five hours later, the Yankees completed a second six-man exchange, this time with the Toronto Blue Jays. They gave up

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CHRIS CHAMBLISS Shipped to Toronto

Chambliss, their first baseman and one of their stars for the last six years; Paul Mirabella, a young left-handed pitcher, and Damaso Garcia, a shortstop. In return, they acquired Rick Cerone, a catcher; Tom Underwood, a left-handed pitcher, and Ted Wilborn, a minor league outfielder.

Healthy and excited Buckeyes meet confident lllini squad

By JOE MOOSHIL AP Sports Writer Ohio State’s undefeated and fifth-ranked Buckeyes are three victories away from a most spectacular season and with the way they’re going, Earle Bruce figures to guide them to an undefeated season in his first year as head coach. “We are healthy now, we are playing with great enthusiasm and confidence,” said Bruce be-

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TOMMY UNDERWOOD Becomes a Yankee

fore taking his Buckeyes to Illinois for a regionally televised game Saturday. “You can tell we are excited about getting out on the field and playing football. The better the opponent, the better we seem to play. I like that. Golly, I like that.” While Bruce’s exuberance certainly seems justified since the Buckeyes lead the Big Ten in most departments in offense

“Is this a shakeup?” Michael asked, echoing the question. “No, it’s not a shakeup. We’re just plugging some holes.” “Everybody calls it turmoil,” Howser said, wincing at any suggestion that the Martin years had been turbulent. “I’d like to have as little turmoil as possible, but the chief thing is to win.” As for the trades, Jones is a left-handed hitter, which left the Yankees still searching for right-handed power. They did subtract one left-hander by trading Narron, who had shared the catching work after Thurman Munson lost his life in an airplane crash three months ago. They also subtracted one of their leading frustration cases, Beattie, the former Ivy Leaguer who beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in his first complete game during the 1978 World Series but who never capitalized on his new fame thereafter. The trading of Chambliss was expected after the Yankees signed Jim Spencer to a four-year contract this week. But the 30-year-old first baseman, who survived trade rumors a year ago, remained a symbol of the Yankees’ past success. His dramatic home run in the ninth inning of the final game won the 1976 playoff against the Kansas City Royals. Cerone, a star at Seton Hall University, is 25 years old and batted .239 last summer with seven home runs and 63 runs batted in for the Blue Jays. Underwood, who is 26, lost his first nine decisions but then finished the season with a won-lost record of 9-16 as the best pitcher on the Toronto staff. He started 32 games, finished 12, struck out 127 batters and closed with an ear-ned-run average of 3.69. But he joins a staff that already includes celebrity left-handers like Ron Guidry and Tommy John.

and defense, a word of warning. The first step beyond confidence is overconfidence and at Illinois they will find a team that is much better than its overall 1-6-1 record would indicate. The lllini are healthy and coming off a fine 17-17 tie at Minnesota. They are hungry and have been in most of their games. “We’ve made a lot of progress from last year,” admitted Coach Gary Moeller, “but right now Ohio State is the hottest team in the country. They know what they’re doing and they’re doing it well.” Although Ohio State has averaged 47 points and 536 yards in each of its last three games, while posting two shutouts and allowing a total of only six points, the Buckeyes have not been able to break away from unimpressive and lOth-ranked Michigan. The two perennial contenders are tied for the Big Ten lead with 5-0 records with Purdue, 41, still very much in the race. Michigan will be home against Wisconsin Saturday while Purdue plays at lowa. Minnesota will be at Indiana and Michigan State at Northwestern. While Ohio State was blasting Michigan State 42-0 last Saturday, Michigan and Purdue both

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had problems. Michigan needed a desperation touchdown pass on the last play of the game to defeat Indiana 27-21 following a controversial decision and Purdue had to go all out for a 20-16 triumph over Northwestern. Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler, who insists nobody in the Big Ten can be overlooked this year, issued another warning and said “Wisconsin has had a lot of bad breaks this year, on and off the field ... This team has fought back from adversity many times and even though they’ve lost six games, they’ve been in many of them right down to the wire ... Against Indiana, Wisconsin was inside the 10-yard line twice and ended up losing the game 3-0, and you know how Indiana played us Saturday.” Michigan might not have as much trouble with Wisconsin as Purdue might encounter at lowa where Coach Hayden Fry said: “We’re playing with unity. We might be the slowest team in America but we try, gosh dang it, we try.” Big Ten Conference Conference.. All. Games W..L..T W..L..T Ohio State 5 0 0 8 0 0 Michigan 5 0 0 7 1 0 Purdue * 410 620 Indiana 3 2 0 5 3 0 lowa 3 2 0 4 4 0 Minnesota 3 2 1 4 3 1 Michigan St. . 1 4 0 3 5 0 Wisconsin 1 4 0 2 6 0 Illinois 0 4 1 16 1 Northwestern 0 6 0 1 7 0

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Alley DellghU 10-4-79 W L Donell L. Cox Greenhouse! 41 IS Moore's Bar 3? 2# Al Carney Chev 32 24 VanßibberLake 20 36 Double Decker 20 36 Hearthstone Realty 10 37 High Team Game: Donell L. Cox Greenhouses, 670. High Team Series: Al Carney Chev, 2384. High Ind. Game: Carolyn Stelnbaker, 202. High Ind. Series: Carolyn Stelnbaker, 585. 400 A over: C. Stelnbaker, 585; C. Pulliam, 546; J. Sage. 506; E. Shillings. 405; D. Wilson, 482; M. Templeman. 463; L. Hllbura, 445; P. Bothwell, 435; S. Wheeler, 434; P. Ruhlig, 434; E. Harlan, 428; N. Van Bibber, 410; S. Cox. 415. Alley Delights 10-11-70 W L Donell 1.. Cox Greenhouses 47 17 Moore's Bar 42 22 Al Carney Chev 36 28 Double Decker 24 40 Vanßlbber l.ake 22 42 Hearthstone Realty 21 43 High Team Game: Hearthstone Realty, 826. High Team Series: Moore’s Bar, 2353. High Ind. Game: Kitty Carrico, 100. High Ind. Series: Pat Bothwell. 526. 400&over: P. Bothwell, 526; C. Pulliam, 517; J. Sage, 400; E. Shillings, 471; P. Ruhlig. 480; S. Gary sub, 468; D. Atwell, 450; W. Burnham sub, 448; M. Sutherlin. 447; S. Wheeler, 446; C. Stelnbaker, 441; K. Carrico. 440; 1.. Hilbum, 434; D. Wilson, 417, S. Cox, 416. Grassroots Realty 10-17-78 W L Double D Restaurant 40 24 CNB 36 28 Hair Pin 34 30 Grassroots Realty 30 34 KFC 27 37 Slllery’s Painting 25 39 High Team Game: Double D Restaurant, 624 High Team Series: Double D Restaurant. 1704 High Ind. Game: Rose Wood, 237 High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage, 603 Series over 400: J. Sage, 603; C. Staley, 576; M. Emery, 558; R. Wood. 523; S. Allen, 464; J. Campbell, 459; S. Paullus, 454; J. Wehrhelm, 449; M. Gaston. 442; W. Burnham, 425; M. Blumer, 422; J. Foster, 422; J. Lemmert. 415. Putnam County 10-18-79 W L Greencastle Manufacturing 44 20 Deweys ~.., 42 22 Greencastle Jaycees 40 24 Goulds Market 40 24 Dick Brown Ford 38 26 Jamesway Sales 36 28 Lobdell-Emery 34 30 Hendricks Telephone 32 32 Branneman Realty 28 36 Hahom Electric 25 39 Fairway Restaurant 25 39 Cash Concrete 24 40 Sutherlin Motors 22 42 Ace Hardware 18 46 High Team Game: Deweys, 1045 High Team Series: Fairway Restaurant. 3023 High Ind. Game: Harold Holderfield, 246 High Ind. Series: Jim Sharp, 607 Series over 500: J. Sharp, 607; D. Garrett, 604; H. Holderfield, 602; G. Bartlett. 599; D. Isom, 583; T. Eastham, 577; D. Cochran, 565; F. Brewer, 554; G. Branigin. 550; J. Cash. 546; R. Duncan. 545; W. Crawley, 542; L. Hahom. 541; B. Parrish, 541; F. Middleton. 538; H. Barnett. 537; R. Taylor, 529; L. Wood, 528; L. Blubaum. 529; j. Simmons, 523; G. Wood, 521; N. Hoffa, 518; C. Hughes. 516; B. Phillips. 515; B. Bays, 511; D. Steward, 510: D. GJesvold. 508; R. Crawley, 508. Commercial 10-18-79 W L Hopklns-Rector 48 24 Gilliam Machine Shop 46 26 P.G. Evans Real Estate 42 30 American Legion Post S 8 38 34 Neighbors 32 40 WJNZ Radio 30 42 College Castle Motel 30 42 Monon Grill 22 50 High Team Game: WJNZ Radio. 1068. High Team Series: Gilliam Machine Shop. 3003. High Ind. Game: B. Brewster, 266. High Ind. Series: B. Brewster. 605. Series over 500: B. Brewster, 605; J. Gilliam. 604: J. Pallus, 572; H. Maurer. 555; D. l-ewis, 549; R. Alspaugh, 544: F. Middleton. 531; D. Frost. 518: W. Porter, 514; T. Swope, 512; T. Robinson, 506; M. Douglas. 504; M. Williamson. 503; D. Lawrence, 502; D. Bassett. 502. Cloverdale IGA Ladies 10-22-1979 W L Cloverdale IGA 38 18 Jay and Kay Texaco 38 18 Lone Star 35 21 Furr Insurance 34 22 K * W Marine 30 26 Jim's Farm Supply 29 27 Nu Image 28 28 Chuck's Corner 24 32 Bryant’s Country Store 22 34 Maple Terrace 22 34 Dewey's Concessions 20 36 La Tirnda 16 40 High Team Game: Cloverdale IGA. 628. High Team Series: Bryant's Country 5t0re,1757. High Ind. Game: Verbia Sutherlen, 209. High Ind. Series: Verbia Sutherlen. 544. Series over 400: V. Sutherlen. 544: S. Williams. 532; J. Hewitt, 505; S. Neese. 504; E. Pearson, 491; C. Hamilton, 471; F. Spencer. 468; K. Johnson. 453; B. Reeves. 450; E. Ferguson, 445; M. Monnett. sub. 442; J. Stansbery, 439; R. Crain, 438; R. Williams. 434; M. Williams, 433; D. Kincade. 432; P. Wade, 429; B. Haslet, 428; S.

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Schlatter, 422; C. Freeman. 416: D. Williams. 412; J. Foster. 408; H. Walfus, 405; B. Ellsworth. 401. Alley Delights 10-18-1070 W L Donell L. Cox Greenhouses 51 21 Moore’s Bar 46 -26 Al Carney Chev 44 28 Hearthstone Realty 29 43 Double Decker *. 24 48 VanßibberLake 22 ;50 High Team Game: Moore's Bar, 849, High Team Series: Moore's Bar, 2373. Hlghlnd.Game: JoyceSage,22l. High Ind. Series: Doris Wilson, 538. 400 & Over: D. Wilson. 538: J. Sage, 528; P. Ruhlig. 522; P. Bothwell, 517; C. Stelnbaker. 494; G. Lancaster, sub. 476; D. Atwell, 469; L. Hilbum. 462; S. Cox, 460; B Martin, sub, 459; S. Allen, 450; S. Wheeler, 438; E. Shillings, 434; M. G. Templeman, 433; N. Van Bibber, 422; C. Penturf. 415 Varsity Lanes Thursday Morning Ladies 10-18-79 W L Appy'sTappy 41 23 Varsity Lanes 37 27 B&K Root Beer 37 27 Aadco 36 28 IGA 36 28 Kentucky Fried Chicken 36 28 Banner-Graphic 35 29 Ron's Standard 33 31 Hood Realty 29 35 Toney Well Drilling 28 36 Muncie's 28 36 Cloverdale Bank 28 36 Buis Fertiliier 24 40 B&SFarms 22 42 High i earn Game: Aadco. 806 High Team Series: Aadco, 2332 High Ind. Game: Mildred O'Neal, 209 High Ind. Series: Mildred O’Neal. 531 Series over 400: M. O'Neal, 531; D. GuUiridge, 421; M. Telpen, 501; J. Alex. 177; M. Underwood, 472; K. Thompson, 470; J. Hutcheson, 466; L. Tuggle. 466; J. Foster. 465; D. Gross, 461; L. Bright. 460; D. Gilliam. 458; M. Moore. 450: M. Smith 147; S. Barker, 436; R. Johnson, 433; A. Bigham, 428; Z. Baum. 424; S. Wallace, 424; B. Gibbs. 420: C. Phillips. 413; M. Telpen, 403: (subs) S. Nees, 470; T. Cummings, 406; W. Chadd, 401. IBM Jr. No. 1 10-20-1979 m l Hondas 24 , 6 Cougars IT -. 13 Triumphs 17 ' 13 Opels 14*, 16 Fiats 14 16 Chevy-Vans 14 • 16 Porsches 10 20 Pintos High Team Game: Cougars, 567. High Team Series: Cougars, 1133. .* High Ind. Game: Boy. Randy Roljd, 178. Girl. Carla Scroggin. 132. High Ind. Series: Randy Rolls, 316. Chris Porter, 316: Carla Scroggin, 253. High Series: R. Rolls, 316: C. Porter, 316: C. Flint, 291; J. Siner, 278; D. Purcell 272: A. Purcell. 263; D. Custis, 262: C. Scroggin. 253; T. Murphy, sub.. 252; M Murray. 248: J. Sutherlin, 248: J. Barfrum, 247; D. Taylor, 246: D. Parker. 230; TJfurst, 229; R. Kendall. 229: K. Scroggin*sub. 225: D. Smith. 218; T. Duggan, 216; TfPur cell, 197; C. Till, 195: T. Mahoney, 1$: B. Cain. 123: G.Hazlett, 114. Jacks and Jills 10-21-79 W. L Tough Ones 32- 8 Charlie’s Tunas 26 * 14 Friendly Four 25 15 Playmates 24 16 Varsity Lanes 22- 18 4C's 22 *• 18 B & M’s 21 Z 19 Gamblers 18 * 22 Yuk-Pooey 18 ' 22 Woodpeckers 16 " 24 Characters 16 24 CB’s 14 26 JAL's 14 26 BG's 12 ; 28 High Team Game: 4C's, 801 High Team Series: 4C's, 2343 Series over 450: S. Cash. 562; J. Chrin. 507; M. Edgell. 406; J. McClure. 486: K. Cooper, 474: J. Clifford, 473; B. Edmonds, 466: T. Moeli, 460; K. Simmons. 457; J. Alex, 455. Series over 500: S. Moell, 585; J. Castin, 582; D. McCammack, 563; C. Alex. 561; T. Von Tress, 558; M. Buis, 551; L. Porter (sub), 542; R. Edgell, 534; L. C00per,"532; J: Simmons. 530: A. McClure. 510; R. Cavin 516; J. Jackman. 513; D. Brattain. 508; B. Taylor. 508. Downtown 10-22-79 IV L Ray's Shop 56 16 Hampton Garage 52 20 Greencastle Offset 48 24 Riggle Repair 47 25 Varsity Lanes 49 32 Jerry’s Foreign Auto Service .... 38 34 Clifford Farms 36 36 Home Laundry 34 38 Phillips Electric Supply 32 40 Buis Fertilizer 29 43 Central National Bank 28 44 Smith Farm Mach 28 44 Greencastle Mfg. Co 28 46 Mark Arnold Trucking Co 10 62 High Team Game: Varsity Lanes,ols High Team Series: Riggle Repair. 2632 High Ind. Game: Terry Branham. 244 High Ind. Series: Terry Branham,662 Series over 500: T. Branham. 662; J. Sharp. 627; B. Erwin, 592; B. Parrish. 595; B. Phillips. 588; B. Martin. 566; J. Scott. 565; S. Moell, 562: D. McCammack. 552; J. Telpen, 541: S. Ellsworth. 543: R. Robinson. 532; L. Wood. 525: R. Pettit. 521: K. Finchum. 523; B. Smith. 522: J. Williams. Sl9: K. Spencer, 516; D. Covert. SIC; R. Gardner, 515; R. Branham. SIS; R. Hennon. 515: M. Arnold. 513; (sub) D. Rumlev. 525.

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