Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 217, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 May 1980 — Page 9
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NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W... I Pet.. GB . Pittsburgh 19 9 .679 - tjj'ago 14 14 500 5 PllWadelphia 13 13 500 5 SFXouis 14 16 467 6 Montreal 13 15 464 6 New York 10 18 . 357 9 WEST Cincinnati 20 12 625 - Houston 1R 12 600 1 Angeles 18 13 581 lu San Diego 16 16 .500 4 Atlanta 11 n 393 7 San Francisco 11 22 333 9'j Thursday’s Games Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 2. 12 innings San Diego 2. St Louis 1 Only games scheduled Friday 's Games Cincinnati (Seaver 2-U at Montreal 1 Hogcrs 2-D New York (Falcone 1-2) at Atlanta i P'Niekro 2-4), in) Philadelphia iKuthven 3-2) at Houston ißichard 4-1). (n> Chicago (Krukow 3-2) at San Diego (Rasmussen 1-4). in) Pittsburgh (Candelaria 2-2) at Los Angeles (Gnltz 3-2). dll St. Louis (B Forsch 2-2) at San Francisco (Halicki (Ml), in) Saturday’s Games Cincinnati at Montreal Si Louis al San Francisco New York at Atlanta, (n> Philadelphia at Houston, in) Pittsburgh at law Angeles, (n) Chicago at San Diego, in) • AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W 1 Pet.. .GB. New York 17 12 586 - Toronto 16 12 .571 '1 Boston 16 15 .516 2 Milwaukee 14 14 .500 2‘s Detroit 14 16 467 3’ 2 Baltimore 13 18 419 5 Cleveland 11 17 393 S'* WEST Oakland 18 13 .581 Texas 17 13 .567 Chicago 18 14 .563 ' 2 Kansas City 16 14 .533 1' 2 Seattle 16 17 485 3 California 12 17 .414 5 Minnesota 13 19 . 406 s's Thursday's Games Chicago 6. Milwaukee 4 .Toronto 1. Seattle 0 Boston 6, Cleveland 2 Only games scheduled Friday’s Games Oakland (Norris 5-0) at Toronto (Jefferson 1-1). (n) Boston (Rainey 2-0) at Cleveland (Denny 2-3), (n) Baltimore (Flanagan 3-2) at Detroit (Petry 2-0), (n) Texas (Medich 3-0) at New York (John 6-0), (n) Seattle (Beattie 1-3) at Chicago (Trout 1-2 or Kravec 1-3), (n) California (Kison 1-4) at Kansas City (Gale 0-4), (n( Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-1) at Minnesota fJackson 1-1 or Erickson 0-2), (n> Saturday's Games Oakland at Toronto Boston at Cleveland Baltimore at Detroit Milwaukee at Minnesota • Texas at New York, (n) . Seattle at Chicago, in) California at Kansas City, (n) American Association Bv The Associated Press .) EAST W L Pet. GB Springfield 16 14 .533 Indianapolis 13 17 433 3 lowa 13 19 .406 4 Evansville 10 23 . 303 7'* WEST Denver 24 7 .774 Oklahoma City 19 13 594 s' ; Wichita 16 15 .516 8 Omaha 14 17 . 452 10 Thursday’s Games .lowa 9, Evansville 2 Omaha at Wichita ppd. rain -Denver 9, Springfield 8 Only Games Scheduled Friday's Games Evansville at lowa - Indianapolis at Oklahoma City ? Omaha at Wichita J Denver at Springfield Saturday’s Games t Evansville at lowa { lndianapolis at Oklahoma City J Omaha at Wichita
t Legal Notices } NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING I Tha Graancaatla Economic Davalopmant Commission will hold * public hearing at 3:30 P.M. on May 27,1080, at the City Hall, Qraanaaatla, Indiana, on a propoaad financing ol a medical office building to be laaaad by the ilty of Graancaatla to Putnam Family Health yarn Medical Bulldlnga, an Indiana partaarahlp, and laauanca of not more than four hundred fifty thouaand dollars ($450,000.00) Economic Davalopmant First Mortgage Revenue Bonds (Putnam County Health Cara Medical Bulldlnga Pro|act) to pay tha coat thereof. Tha revenue bonds will not be a obligation of the City of Qreencastle, ana and will not be payable In any manner by taxation, but will be payable from rentals Ind as otherwise provided In the lease, mortgage and Indenture of trust and authorizing Ordinance. r The facility will consist of a medical office Building for four (4) doctors, with a combined area of approximately fifty eight hundred 16,(00) square feet together with the equipment thereof, for the operation of a medical Clinic. The protect will Include parking facilities for approximately thirty-five cars. The facility will be constructed on aptroxlmately one acre of land adjacent to the utnam County Hospital In Graencastte, Indiana, Putnam County. The public Is Invited to attend and comment at this meeting. £ Dated May 16,1(80 Richard Sunkel, Secretary Graencastte Economic Development Commission May 18/1T Legal Notices ORDINANCE NO. 1(80-7 AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING FUNDS FROM LOCAL ROAD AND STREET FUND ANO FROM MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND TO SERVICES CONTRACTUAL, REPAVING STREETS BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Qreencastle, Indiana, as follows: SECTION 1: That there be appropriated frpm the Local Road and Street Fund the sum of Seventeen Thousand Dollars ($17,000.00) to No. 428 Services Contractual Repaving Streets, and further that there be appropriated for Motor Vehicle Highway the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) to No. 426 Services Contractual Repaving Streets. SECTION 2: That this Ordinance be In full force and effect after Its passage by the Common Council of the City of Qreencastle and Its approval by the Mayor of the City of Greencastle Jane Harlan, Mayor ATTEST: Janice Inman, Clerk-Treasurar The above and foregoing Ordinance wea presented to and approved by me this 13th day of May, 1(80 Jane Harlan, Mayor May 16/23/2T PUBLIC NOTICE The 1(7( Annual Report and Financial Statement of the Cloverdale Indiana Endowment Fund of the Rockwell and Cantwell Families, Inc. Is available for public Inspection at the Office of the Town Clerk, Cloverdale, Inmans. Any citizen who wishes to Inspect the reports may do so during regular buslnass heura within the 160 days following publication of this notice. Glen 0. Vlckroy, Chairman May 1811 T
TODAY S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Bv The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (65 at bats): Molinaro, Chicago, .375; Trammell, Detroit, .370; Revering, Oakland, .365; Molitor, Milwaukee. 360; B Bell, Texas. .353. RBI: Velez, Toronto, 23; L.Johnson, Chicago. 23; B.Bell, Texas, 23; Oliver, Texas, 23; Parrish, Detroit, 22; Armas. Oakland. 22. HOME RUNS: Velez, Toronto 8Re Jackson, New York, 7; Rudi, California, 7; Smalley, Minnesota. 7; 7 Tied With 6 PITCHING (4 Decisions): John. New York. 6-0. 1 000. 1.77; Honeycutt. Seattle, 6-0. 1 000. 2.45; Norris. Oakland. 5-0, 1.000, 0.36; Redfem. Minnesota, 5-L 833. 1.95; Stieb. Toronto. 4-1, .800, 2.23; Dotson, Chicago. 4-1. 800, 3 99; Caldwell. Milwaukee, 3-1, 750. 3.12; Wortham. Chicago. 3-1. 750, 4 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (65 al bats): Reitz. St. Louis, -187; Hendrick. St. Louis. 357; Templeton. St Louis. .353; Buckner. Chicago. .349; Simmons. St. Louis, .345. RBI Garvey. Los Angeles, 28; Schmidt. Philadelphia. 25; Kingman. Chicago. 24. Hendrick, St. Louis. 24; Knight. Cincinnati, 24. HOME RUNS: Schmidt, Philadelphia. 9. Kingman. Chicago. 8: Martin. Chicago. 7; Luzin ski. Philadelphia. 7; Parker. Pittsburgh, 6; Baker, law Angeles. 6; It Smith. Los Angeles. 6. PITCHING (4 Decisions): Bibby, Pittsburgh. 5-0. 1.000. 3.44; Tekulve, Pittsburgh. 5-0. I 000. 1.80; Pasture. Cincinnati, 4-1. 800. 2.74; Richard. Houston. 4-1. 800. 2 49; Carlton. Philadelphia. 6-2. .750, 2.03; K.Forseh, Houston. 4-2, .667. 2.63; J Niekro, Houston. 4-2. 667 3.25; Blue, San Francisco, 4-2, 667. 3.58. NBA Playoffs At A Glance By The Associated Press Championship Finals Best of Seven Sunday. May 4 Los Angeles 109. Philadelphia 102 Wednesday. May 7 Philadelphia 107, Los Angeles 104 Saturday. May 10 Los Angeles 111, Philadelphia 101 Sunday. May II Philadelphia 105. Los Angeles 102 Wednesday's Game Los Angeles 108, Philadelphia 103, Los Angeles leads series 3-2 Friday’s Game Los Angeles at Philadelphia, (n) Sunday’s Game Philadelphia at Los Angeles, if necessary National Hockey League Playoffs . At A Glance By The Associated Press Best of Seven Tuesday, May 13 New York Islanders 4, Philadelphia 3. OT Thursday’s Game Philadelphia 8, New York Islanders 3, series tied 1-1 Saturday’s Game Philadelphia at New York Islanders Monday’s Game Philadelphia at New York Islanders Thursday, May 22 New York Islanders at Philadelphia Thursday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League NEW YORK YANKEES - Placed Oscar Gamble, outfielder, on the 15-day disabled list effective May 14. Recalled Joe Lefebvre, outfielder, from Columbus of the International League. BASKETBAI.I National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS - Signed Glenn Hagan, guard. FOOTBALL National Football League DALLAS COWBOYS - Traded Tom Henderson, linebacker, to the San Francisco 49ers for an undisclosed 1981 draft choice. COLLEGE CINCINNATI Named Mike McGee, athletic director effective June 20. CLEMSON Named Steve Parker assistant soccer coach. FRAMINGHAM STATE - Mark Driscoll, head baseball coach, resigned. WYOMING Ron Richardson, track coach, resigned effective June 30.
Legal Notices STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM as: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT WILLIAM F. HALL VS CAUSE NO. CV-80-1 14 NELLIE EVERSOLE, BENNIE L. HALL. MARGARET BURTON, MARY M. GOODPASTURE. FLOSSIE HARMLESS. VIOLA ELLIOTT, ERNEST BOSWELL, CLAUDE BOSWELL, HAZEL BAKER, REVA MILLER, JUNE CASSADY, OSCAR BOSWELL, JR., REX BOSWELL, BETTY HARTSAW, BILLIE MARIE BOSWELL BOJORQUES, EULA STAGGS, EARL BOSWELL, GERTRUDE EUBANK, LORENE BOSWELL, GERALD STAGGS, ANO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, HUSBANDS, WIVES, WIDOWS. WIDOWERS, SUCCESSORS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, GUARDIANS. TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, AND LESSEES OF ANNA BOSWELL AND JOHN BOSWELL, DECEASED SUMMONS The plaintiff In the above entitled cause has filed his complaint to quiet title against the world and against all demands, claims, and claimants, to the following described two (2) tracts of real estate located In Putnam County, State of Indiana, to-wlt TRACT I A part of the North half of the West half of the Southeast quarter of Section 26, Township 15 North, of Range 5 West. Beginning at a point 50 rods Wast of a stone at the Northeast cornsr of the West half of said Northwest half of the Southeast quartar of said Section 28 In Township 15 North of Range 5 West, running thence West 30 rods; thence South 80 rods; thence East 30 rods; thence North (0 rods to the place of beginning, containing 15 acres. TRACT II A part of the North half of the West half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 28, Township 15 North, Range 5 West, beginning at a stone at the Northeast comer of the West half of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 28, Township 15 North, Range 5 West, running thence West 20 rods; thence South 80 rods; thence East 20 rods; thenca North 80 rods to the place of beginning, containing 10 acres, more or less. If you have e claim for relief against the plaintiff, William F. Hall, or If you wish to oppose the plaintiff's action to quiet title In regard to the above stated real estate, you must assert such claims In s written anawer. You must answer this complaint in writing by you or your attorney within thirty (30) days after last notice of this action Is published. If you or your attorney fall to file such an answer, s default judgment to quiet title In the plaintiff may be entered against you and the other defendants or against any other person who has s claim or interest In the above stated real estate. HAYES, HAYES, AND SMITH Attorneys for Plaintiff By Bruce A. Smith 18 Northeast Third Street Washington, Indiana 47501 (812)254-1418 May (118(2 313 T
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Cloverdale High School Principal Forrester Ison (left) presented the Lions Club Senior Athletes of the year awards to Kelly Chambers and Brad Tucker during ceremonies before the student body Wednesday. Chambers participated in
Bird looks back after first season in pros FRENCH LICK, Ind. (AP) Larry Bird, resting at home after his rookie season in the National Basketball Association, says the pace as a professional player is “very tough, but if you can’t take it you don’t deserve to be in the league.’’ Bird, who led a remarkable turnaround by the Boston Celtics, says the sudden fame and fortune really hasn’t changed his life. “I don’t think so,” the 6-foot-9 former All-American at Indiana State University said. “I don’t feel like it is. “I think I might get a little bit more mature,” he said. “I look at things differently now than I did five or six years ago, but I am happy just to have the strength and the ability to play the game I love best. “A lot of hard work, a lot of practice and a lot of desire got me where I am. All I can do is play the hardest I know how. Since I have the ability, I have to use it to the fullest.” Bird, who was drafted by Boston after his junior year at Indiana State, said the Celtics’ playoff loss to Philadelphia was a big disappointment. “It was such a good year. We went from one of the worst records in the NBA to the best, in a big turnaround for us. The fans really enjoyed it, and when anything is going so well for you, you hate to see it end. They (the 76ers) just got us this time. I felt they were playing the best ball of the whole year when they came into the playoffs.” Bird said the biggest difference between pro ball and college ball is the continuous travel. “It would have been nice to have a couple of nights of rest now and then,” he said. “We went out there and tried to do our best, but sometimes you are just tired. “Salaries make the schedule, really. We get paid well and we have to go out there and play. I think if they cut the salaries way back and cut the number of games way down, the fans would get more enjoyment out of the game.”
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volleyball, basketball and track this year, qualifying for the IHSAA women's track regional in both the shot put and discus. Tucker ran cross country, played basketball and is still playing golf for the Clovers. (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields).
Billingham and Perez are reunited
By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sports Writer Jack Billingham has a new lease on his baseball life but in a way it seemed like old times. “I’m 37 years old and I felt like I was 21,” Billingham said after making his debut with Boston Thursday night he previously pitched for Los Angeles, Houston, Cincinnati and Detroit and hurling five effective if inelegant innings as the Red Sox whipped the Cleveland Indians 6-2. “Any time you join a new team it’s like that. You want to impress them,” he added. And there was Billingham’s old colleague Tony Perez, one day past his 38th birthday, driving in the runs just like he did when they were teammates in Cincinnati for six years. Perez walked and scored on Carlton
76ers don't have to worry about Jabbar in game six
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Can the Los Angeles Lakers win without Kareem Abdul-Jabbar? “He’s our offense, he’s our defense,” said Lakers guard Earvin “Magic” Johnson. “He’s the man we go to when we’re in trouble.” But the Lakers won’t have the 7-foot-2 Abdul-Jabbar to go to tonight when they take on the Philadelphia 76ers in the sixth game of the National Basketball Association championship series. Abdul-Jabbar is back in Los Angeles nursing the sprained left ankle he suffered in Wednesday night’s 108-103 victory that gave Los Angeles a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven playoff finals. Postgame X-rays were negative and Abdul-Jabbar was supposed to accompany the team here, but when the Lakers’ flight took off Thursday afternoon, it took off without Abdul-Jabbar. “It is extremely doubtful that Kareem would be able to play,”
Fisk’s two-run triple during a three-run rally in the second inning, doubled a run across in the third and socked a two-run homer in the eighth. Billingham, who was acquired from Detroit earlier in the week, allowed two runs on five hits while walking four but picked up the victory with help from Dick Drago. The veteran right-hander gave up two runs in the first inning, then stranded runners in scoring postiion in three of the next four innings. “We wanted Billingham to pitch five innings and Drago four and it worked out perfectly,” said Manager Don Zimmer. Cleveland Manager Dave Garcia thought otherwise. “He (Billingham) never should have gone five innings, but he did,” Garcia griped. “We
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said Dr. Robert Kerlan, the Lakers’ team physician, who reported the ankle had swolen and become stiff overnight. “By keeping him in Los Angeles and treating him here, he will be much better prepared to play on Sunday if that game is necessary.” But Kerlan said the odds of Abdul-Jabbar playing on Sunday are only 50-50 at this point. A win tonight and the Lakers don’t have to worry about Sunday they’d be wearing the NBA crown for the first time since 1972. But winning without Abdul-Jabbar, a five-time most valuable player and the most dominating force in the game, won’t be easy. Especially since it’s a mustwin situation for the Sixers, who will have a noisy crowd of 18,276 at the Spectrum rooting them on. “There’s no tomorrow for us,” said Philadelphia guard Henry Bibby. “Either we win or else. And we’re not ready for
could have gotten to Billingham. In the first inning we had a shot, but just didn’t do it.” Blue Jays 1, Mariners 0 Jim Clancy pitched a threehitter, and Barry Bonnell broke an 0-for-19 slump with a runscoring single in the second inning. Clancy outdueled Floyd Bannister, who allowed only four hits. Toronto scored when Damaso Garcia singled, stole second and came home on Bonnell’s single. Seattle’s only hits were third-inning singles by Bob Stinson and Dan Meyer and a ninth-inning single by Meyer. White Sox 6, Brewers 4 Pinch hitter Wayne Nordhagen capped a four-run seventh inning with a three-run double, Claudell Washington drilled a pair of run-scoring singles and Chet Lemon homered to lead Chicago. With the White Sox
anything else yet.” Los Angeles survived without Abdul-Jabbar for the final 3:58 of the third period Wednesday night, even extending its lead from two points to eight. “But it’s a completely different thing to be without him for 48 minutes instead of just four,” observed Doug Collins, the Sixers’ injured guard. “They need his scoring and his presence inside.” That was apparent in Game Five, when Abdul-Jabbar came back onto the court for the final period and scored 14 of his 40 points as the Lakers held off a Philadelphia rally. With the score tied and the game on the’ line, he scored a three-point play with 33 seconds left that proved decisive.
The injury to Abdul-Jabbar,, coming after last week’s suspension of forward Spencer. Haywood, leaves Los Angeles with nine players in uniform tonight.
leading 2-1 in the seventh, Bob Molinaro tripled and scored Washington’s single and two walks loaded the bases. Pirates 3, Giants 2 Ed Ott led off the 12th with a single off Tom Griffin, ad : vanced to second on Dale Berra’s sacrifice and scored on Bill Madlock’s ground single up the middle as the Pirates posted their sixth victory of the season in their final turn at bat. Winner Enrique Romo worked out of a one-out, bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the llth. Padres 2, Cardinals 1 Dave Winfield’s double and a single by Willie Montanez produced the winning run in the seventh inning against Pete Vuckovich. Winner John Curtis went the first seven innings, allowing seven hits before giving way to Rollie Fingers.
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