Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 254, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 June 1980 — Page 10

The Putnam County Banner Graphic, June 30.1980

Elza Purvlicis pulls down this rebound for the Indiana All-Stars with teammate Debbie Walker trying to stay off of her. Purvlicis and Walker ignited Indiana's second half rally that brought Indiana within one point of the eventual winners. Purvlicis, a North Central High School product, had 10 points and six rebounds for Indiana. Walker, from South Bend LaSalle, had 12 points and six rebounds. (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields).

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Kentucky survives Indiana rally in both games for series split

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straight, then briefly took the lead before Kentucky settled the issue at the free throw line in the closing minutes. “I told our guys we had to settle down and be more patient,” said Lee, who called a time out after two straight baskets by Anderson’s Henry Johnson capped the Hoosier streak and made it 67-66. “They were just taking it to the hoop on us,” Lee said “We became too complacent with the 13-point lead, and in two minutes, we didn’t have a lead.” The big gun for Kentucky, avenging an 82-80 loss to Indiana a week earlier at Louisville, was 6-foot-5 Dwight Higgs of Owensboro, who poured in 29 points and hauled down 18 rebounds against taller Indiana defenders. “We got a super effort out of

Higgs,” said Lee. “What more can you say? But, really, we had individuals the whole game who came in and sparked us. This game, like last week, could have gone either way. It was a fantastic, competitive game for an All-Star game.” The loss still left Indiana ahead 41-24 overall in the series that began in 1940. The Kentucky girls also reversed a loss from a week earlier and beat the Indiana girls 72-64, the eighth victory in 10 games for Kentucky since that series began in 1976 In the girls game, Kym Hampton, a 6-foot-l, 175-pound center from Louisville Iroquois, scored 21 points and pulled down 17 rebounds, and Rita Berry of Oldham County added 16 points to lead the Kentucky victory. Kentucky stretched a 31-25

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halftime lead to eight points early in the third quarter before Indiana slowly chipped away. KKvrirkv bovs two IliHgs 9 IMS 2b. Marshall 0 0-1 12. Barbour 0 :i-4 19. Beal -I 5-fi 12. O Johnson I 4-:> ti. Stepp 4 3-4 11 .Fultz 0 0-0 0. Lewis 0 0-1 0. Lay tie 3 0-1 0. Tipton 0 (Mi o Totals 35 20-3.') 90 INDIANA BOVS <93> Frierson 0 2-2 2. K.Johnson 7 2 2 10. Filer! 7 7 10 21. Master 7 2-3 10. (iaclis 3 imi o, Littleton 0 0-0 o. Teague I 00 2. IjiKave o oo o Hubbard 2 no 4. II Johnson 9 (Ml 10. Todd I 0-0 2. Thompson 3 <l-0 0 Totals 40 13 17 93 Halftime Score Kentucky 40. Indiana 45. Fouled out None Total louls Kentucky 10 Indiana 27 Technical Kentucky. Marshall A 11.047 KF.NTI < KY (MHI.S 172) ('nli)hs 3 12 7. Kissel 3 0 11 0. Hampton 0 5 0 21. Collins I (Ml 2. Berry 4 8-10 Hi. Kdwards 3 2 3 0. Marlin o o o o. Kinkton 2 0 1 4. Depp 0 0 0 0 Todd 4 0 0 0 Totals 20 Hi 24 72 INDIAN \ 1.181. N (01) Slack 5 17 11. Kroickcr 4 iMi 0. Purvlicis 3 4 4 111. Lijndin 0 2 2 2. Fades li 2-2 14. Bceslcy 3 0 1 li. Williams 0 0-0 0. Walls 0 0-0 0. Walker li 0 3 12. Mcthcnv 0 13 I Teague 011 0 0 Totals 27 10-22 04 Kentucky 13.19. Hi. 2 Indiana 13.13.17.23 —(it Fouled oul Kissel. Kreieker Total Ibuls Kentucky 22. Indiana 20