Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 41, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1981 — Page 9
Sports scoreboard
World Strict Schedule By The Associated Press Tuesday's Game New York 5. Los Angeles 3 Wednesday's Game New York 3, Los Angeles 0, New York leads senes 2-0. Friday's Game New York ißighetti 8-4' at Los Angeles (Valenzuela 13-7) tn) Saturday's Game New York at Los Angeles Sunday 's Game New York at Los Angeles, if necessary Tuesday 's Game Los Angeles at New York, (n), if necessary Wednesday, 0ct.28 Los Angeles at New York, in), if necessary National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Wales Conference Patrick Division W L T GF GAPts Philadelphia 5 0 1 26 14 11 NY Islanders 4 1 1 25 18 9 Pittsburgh 3 4 2 27 35 8 NY Rangers 2 5 0 18 34 4 Washington 1 6 0 23 34 2 Adams Division Boston 5 1 2 37 26 12 Quebec 5 4 0 38 33 10 Montreal 3 0 3 37 17 9 Buffalo 3 1 3 20 23 9 Hartford 1 3 2 23 25 4 Campbell Conference Norris Division Detroit 3 2 2 22 25 8 Minnesota 3 2 2 25 19 8 Winnipeg 3 2 1 23 21 7 Toronto 2 2 2 27 24 6 Chicago 2 3 2 34 37 6 St. Louis 2 4 1 31 31 5 SmyUie Division Edmonton 5 3 0 41 35 10 Los Angeles 4 3 0 37 29 8 Vancouver 2 4 2 22 29 6 Calgary 1 5 2 25 33 4 Colorado 1 5 2 22 41 4 Thursday's Games Boston 2, Detroit 2, tie Philadelphia 3. Quebec 2 St Louis 5, Minnesota 5, tie Pittsburgh 3, Calgary 3, tie Friday's Games New York Islanders at Washington Toronto at Buffalo Chicago at Winnipeg Pittsburgh at Edmonton Hartford at Vancouver Saturday's Games Detroit at Quebec Boston at Montreal N Y. Rangers at Toronto Hartford at Calgary Washington at N Y. Islanders Los Angeles at Minnesota Philadelphia at St. Louis Edmonton at Colorado Sunday's Games Minnesota at Buffalo Philadelphia at Detroit Montreal at N Y. Rangers St. Louis at Chicago Los Angeles at Winnipeg Pittsburgh at Vancouver National Basketball .Association At A Glance By The Associated Press Exhibition Season Thursday's Games Boston 104, Milwaukee 88
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New Jersey 89, New York 82 Portland 112, Kansas City 105 Dallas 119, Houston 109 Los Angeles 156, Denver 150, OT Golden State 105, Utah 89 Friday's Games Denver vs. Golden State at San Diego Phoenix at San Diego, 2nd game New York at Atlanta Detroit vs Chicago at Cedar Rapids, lowa Seattle at Utah Saturday's Games Philadelphia vs. New Jersey at Landover, Md. New York at Washington, 2nd game Milwaukee at San Antonio Atlanta vs. Cleveland at Columbus, Ohio Detroit vs Indiana at New Castle, Ind Dallas vs Houston at Beaumont, Texas Golden State vs Los Angeles at Fresno, Calif. Portland vs. Seattle at Spokane, Wash. Sunday's Games Chicago vs. Indiana at Columbus, Ind. San Antonio vs Milwaukee at Little Rock, Ark Kansas City vs. Portland at Corvallis. Ore Thursday's Sports Transactions Bv The Associated Press BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS - Named Johnny Goryl, third base coach, and signed him to a one-year contract. National League CHICAGO CUBS Named Lee Elia, manager, and signed him to a three-year contract Retained Billy Williams as a coach and named John Vukovich, Billy Connors, and Gordon Mackenzie, to the coaching staff BASKETBALL National Basketball Association KANSAS CITY KINGS - Signed Reggie King, forward, to a three-year contract. FOOTBALL National Football League CLEVELAND BROWNS - Reactivated Henry Sheppard, offensive guard Placed Willis Adams, wide receiver, on the injured reserve list. Indiana College Football Records . By The Associated Press . W.L.T... Pet.. Pts.. OP Wabash 60 0 1.000 196 59 Franklin 60 0 1.000 192 72 Anderson 50 0 1.000 154 44 DePauw 51 0 833 137 79 Hanover 31 1 .700 152 99 Purdue 42 0 .667 148 89 Taylor 4 2 0 .667 134 85 St. Joseph’s 42 0 667 87 93 Earlham 32 0 600 96 74 Rose-Hulman 22 1 .500 68 66 Indiana Central 34 0 429 87 95 Indiana State 2 3 1 .417 127 102 Notre Dame 23 0 . 400 81 75 Ball State 24 0 . 333 88 139 Butler 24 0 . 333 81 126 Indiana 24 0 . 333 90 158 Evansville 25 0 .286 79 145 Valparaiso 15 0 .167 18 121 Manchester 05 0 .000 20 172 Saturday's Games Southern Cal at Notre Dame Indiana at Ohio St. Michigan St. at Purdue Ball St. at W.Michigan Illinois St. at Indiana St. Wabash at Marietta DePauw at Olivet Nazarene Evansville at Franklin Centre at Rose-Hulman
Dallas trying to end Miami's streak
c. 1981 N. Y. Times News Service NEW YORK The Miami Dolphins play the Cowboys at Dallas Sunday in a significant game between teams that have always done well in such interconference matches. The Dolphins, since 1970, have won 85 percent of their games against National Conference teams and that includes two Super Bowl victories. The Cowboys’ record against American Conference teams is 28-11, including two victories and three losses in Super Bowl games. Only the Oakland Raiders, 31-9-1, and the Dolphins, 33-6, have had better interconference results. Miami last lost to an NFC opponent, Philadelphia, in 1978. The AFC, which has led the NFC in interconference victories every year since 1973, is ahead again this season, 11-7, after seven weeks. The Dallas-Miami contest finds the Dolphins leading their division by 1V 2 games over Buffalo, while the Cowboys trail the Eagles by a game one week in advance of their match in Philadelphia. Previews of all games follow with records in parentheses. ( Betting lines are from Harrah’s Reno Race and Sports Book.) AMERICAN CONFERENCE Seattle (1-6) at Jets (3-3-1) The Jets’ Richard Todd and Seattle’s Jim Zorn have similar passing figures except Todd’s touchdown pass-interception ratio is 14-6 to Zorn’s 5-6. The Seahawk quarterback is operating without a rushing attack and with little help from his defense. Betting line: Jets by 9'/ 2 . Denver (5-2) at Buffalo (4-3) Joe Cribbs will be the key player in this important game. If he can run against the league’s No.l defense, the Bills will establish control. Steve Watson, the Bronco wide receiver and free agent from Temple, has made 31 receptions, 9 for touchdowns, while Craig Morton is the topranked NFL passer. Betting line: Buffalo by 4‘/2. Kansas City (5-2) at Oakland — The Chiefs shut out
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Defensive and offensive player of the week honors for the victory over Denison went to cornerback Bob Klupchak (left) and tailback Rick Lindlow (center). Linebacker coach Tim Hreha is quick to
Faust's Irish need to beat USC
By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer Gerry Faust has gotten off on the wrong foot at Notre Dame, but this weekend hopes to kick the losing habit. “I can’t think of anything we could use more right now than a win over a team the caliber of Southern Cal,” says the rookie Irish coach. Renewal of the fabled crosscountry college football rivalry Saturday at South Bend doesn’t have the glamour of past seasons, owing to Notre Dame’s poor 2-3 start. But Southern Cal Coach John Robinson is looking beyond the records, as you usually do in a Notre DameUSC game. “Notre Dame will have an advantage because of being off last week,” says Robinson, whose team is ranked N 0.5 in the country with a 5-1 record. “It gives them more time to prepare for this game and a chance to heal their injuries.
remind the two though that Saturday's opponent is Olivet Nazarene and the host will be playing at home for the first time in a while, so the Tigers can't overlook them (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields).
One of our problems has been preparing for the different teams. One week we have to get ready for a wishbone team (Oklahoma), another for a passing team (Stanford) and now for a power team.” Faust was expected to do better than he has so far. He came to Notre Dame this season with a national reputation and nothing but winning records at Moeller High School in Cincinnati. A positive thinker, Notre Dame’s slow start and the prospect of facing one of the nation’s top runners in Marcus Allen Saturday has Faust thinking negatively these days. “I don’t know how we’re going to stop him,” says Faust. “Nobody has done it yet.” Allen, latest in the line of a long string of great tailbacks at Southern Cal, has averaged 215 yards a game this season and had a streak of five 200-yard games before last week’s 153 yards against Stanford. The Southern Cal-Notre Dame game isn’t the only traditional game on tap for Saturday. Elsewhere, it’s topranked Penn State against West
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Oakland, 27-0, two weeks ago and the Raiders have made four position changes since, the most significant being Marc Wilson for Jim Plunkett at quarterback. Wilson was fair-to-good in his first start. Joe Delaney, the Chiefs’ rookie running back, is averaging 5.1 yards a carry. Betting line: Oakland by 2V2. Houston (4-3) at Pittsburgh (4-3) Both lost last Sunday by a combined score of 17-72. But it is Terry Bradshaw against Ken Stabler once more, with Bradshaw aging more gracefully. Betting line: Pittsburgh by 5. Baltimore (1-6) at Cleveland (3-4) The Colts’ defense is giving up 414 yards a game. Dave Logan, the Browns’ best receiver, is returning from injury and that will help the sagging offense. Betting line: Cleveland by 7. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Giants (4-3) at Atlanta (4-3) The Giants’ victories were over teams that have lost 23 of 28 games. They can expect difficulty in running against the fine Falcon defense and in turn trying to stop the running of William Andrews. Then there are Steve Bartkowski’s passes to Alfred Jenkins, who averages almost 20 yards a reception. Betting line: Atlanta by BV2 points. Los Angeles (4-3) at San Francisco (5-2) The Rams have beaten the 49ers nine times in a row and last lost at San Francisco in 1966. But times have changed. Jack Reynolds, the exRam; Fred Dean, the former Charger, and Lawrence Fillers, a one-time Jet, have helped to make the 49er defense solid. The Rams need fewer dropped passes, stronger pass defense. Betting line: San Francisco by 1. Tampa Bay (4-3) at Philadelphia (6-1) The last time they played, in a divisional playoff game in 1979, Tampa won handily. The Eagles have improved since then, but not the Buccaneers. Betting line. Philadelphia by 9. Green Bay (2-5) at Detroit (3-4) Billy Sims expects to be ready after missing a game and the Lions will go again with Ed
Virginia; No. 2 Pitt vs. Syracuse and South Carolina against No. 3 North Carolina in some of the day’s other top games Also, it’ll be North Carolina State at No. 4 Clemson; Minnesota at No. 6 Iowa; Kentucky at No. 7 Georgia; No. 10 Texas at No. 8 Southern Methodist; No. 9 Mississippi State at Auburn; Rutgers at No. 11 Alabama; Houston at No. 12 Arkansas; No. 13 Brigham Young at Wyoming; Colorado at No. 14 lowa State; No. 15 Nebraska at No. 19 Missouri; No. 16 Washington State at Arizona; No. 17 Arizona State at Stanford; Northwestern at No. 18 Michigan and No. 20 Florida State at Louisiana State. West Virginia begins the killer portion of Penn State’s schedule, which includes Miami (Fla.), North Carolina State, Alabama, Notre Dame and Pitt. “The schedule for the next six games is as difficult a schedule as any college team ever faced,” said Penn State Coach Joe Paterno. Penn State, 5-0 this season to West Virginia’s 5-1, has beaten
lowa may lead inßigTen, but race is far from over
By JOE MOOSHIL AP Sports Writer lowa’s sixth-ranked Hawkeyes, one of the new kids on the block causing a stir and excitement in the Big Ten football race, risk their Big Ten lead Saturday against old rival Minnesota. lowa has a 3-0 record in the Big Ten and is a step ahead of Wisconsin which holds second place with a 3-1 record while Ohio State is third with a 2-1 mark. Everyone else has at least two losses, and in the past that usually has been reason enough to eliminate a team from title consideration. But since Ohio State and Michigan, 2-2, aren’t making a runaway, two-team affair of the
the Mountaineers 22 times in a row. In Pitt, Syracuse will be facing the No. 2 team for the second week in a row. Penn State was second in the rankings last week, but moved up to No. 1 after top-ranked Texas was beaten by Arkansas. The Orangemen, suffering through a 1-4-1 season, must contend with one of the nation’s highest-powered offenses steered by quarterback Dan Marino, who owns several school offensive records. “We’re playing against a great football team,” said Syracuse Coach Dick McPherson. “He (Jackie Sherrill) has those kids playing football the way I would like our team to play. Those guys are out there running around knocking the living daylights out of people. They play with such enthusiasm.” The Panthers, 5-0 this season, have the nation’s stingiest defensive unit. They have allowed the opposition an average of only 186.8 yards a
Kobman just as zany as an IU linebacker
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Randy Kobman, Indiana University’s freshman linebacker, admits he does zany things, like almost falling out of the upper deck at Riverfront Stadium chasing a foul baseball. Shown a photograph of Kobman hanging onto the upper deck facade at the Cincinnati Reds’ park, Indiana Coach Lee Corso liked what he saw. “Can you imagine a kid quick enough to grab the railing and strong enough to haul himself back up? ” Corso asked. The 6-foot-3, 230-pound Kobman has proven Corso's early assessment correct. As a freshman, the product of West
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Hippie at quarterback. He had four scoring passes in his first start. Even with John Jefferson and James Lofton in the lineup the Packers have scored only 13 points in their last two games. Betting line: Detroit by 6. Minnesota (5-2) at St Louis (2-5) Ted Brown, the Vikings’ uncelebrated halfback, has gained more yards rushing and receiving than the Cardinals’ renowned Ottis Anderson. The impressive Vikings will be after their sixth straight victory. The Cards, thin on linebackers, may start two rookies. Betting line: Minnesota by 2. INTERCONFERENCE Miami (5-1-1) at Dallas (5-2) The Cowboy offense should work well with Tony Dorsett running effectively inside and Danny White hitting the deep passes on post patterns. David Woodley, the gutty Dolphin quarterback, meets the Dallas defense for the first time. Betting line: Dallas by 6. Chicago (1-6) at San Diego (5-2) The Bears will not have the ball very often because the Chargers lead the league in points scored, total yards gained, and yards by passing. Their defense, however, is No.l in passing yards given up and No. 2 in overall yards allowed. Betting line: San Diego by 9. Cincinnati (5-2) at New Orleans (1-6) The Bengals owe much of their surprising success to their veteran quarterback, Ken Anderson, and a suddenly staunch defense. Anderson has been passing for 260 yards a game and has 12 scoring passes to only four interceptions. After this the Saints play the Falcons, Rams and Vikings. Betting line: Cincinnati by 6. New England (2-5) at Washington (1-6) The Redskins have John Riggins and Joe Washington, both healthy at last, to play running back and Terry Metcalf moves to wide receiver. The Patriots will be without Mike Haynes, their all-pro cornerback. Both teams are better than what their records maj suggest. Betting line: New England by 3.
race, coaches are taking another look at their chances. "Our position is better than it was two weeks ago,” said Coach Jim Young whose Purdue Boilermakers are 2-2 along with Minnesota, Illinois and Indiana. “But lowa is in an excellent position and the fact that they play one less conference game than most of the others appears to be in their favor.” lowa Coach Hayden Fry is jubilant over the Hawkeyes’ standing but not all that confident. “I feel that if such good teams as Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas and Michigan have had their bubbles burst, it can also happen to lowa,” said Fry. “Others who know how to hndle being in the top 10 haven’t been
game. Nebraska doesn’t figure to try anything fancy against Missouri. “They run just a few things, but they do them well,” said Missouri linebacker Van Darkow. “Like most good teams, they’ll line up and bring it at you.” After losing to lowa and Penn State earlier in the year, Nebraska is making a strong comeback. The Cornhuskers have since beaten Auburn, Colorado and Kansas State. “It looks like they are regaining their usual form,” said Missouri Coach Warren Powers. “They seem to be settled offensively and defensively and are playing great football.” With quarterback Jim McMahon back in action after missing two weeks with an injured knee, BYU bounced back from a loss to Nevada-Las Vegas with a victory over San Diego State last week. The Cougars have won nine of the last 11 games with Wyoming.
Chester, Ohio, has worked up to a No. 2 linebacking job for the Hoosiers, who play Big Ten football at Ohio State Saturday. Kobman is nursing a pinched nerve, but insists he should be ready for the Buckeyes. “The whole left side of my body is tingling,” he said. "I like playing with it it burns but I can only go so far. until it gets numb.” Kobman likes the physicality of operating at the key defensive position, saying by telephone, “I like to see peoples' eyes when they get real close. I like the contact. It feels good on my head when 1 hit them. It gets rid of head^es.”
able to do it. One of these days we’re going to find a great big hole in our inner tube.” Minnesota will try to puncture that tube Saturday in a game to be televised throughout half of the nation. “We’re a better team than we were last year,” said Minnesota Coach Joe Salem, “but we’ve lost two games to people we beat last year. This is a healthy rivalry. We don’t have a team in our state as a rival. So lowa becomes a natural rival.” Wisconsin has to prove the Badgers can win away from home. Their only conference loss came last week at Michigan State in their first road game of the season. The Badgers had better get their pass defense in order, because Illinois Coach Mike White has abandoned trying to find a running game. “I’m not interested in how balanced our offense is any more,” said White. “We have to do what we have to, and if that means throwing on every down, then that’s what we’ll do.” Legal Notices CITY OF GREENCASTLE. INDIANA AREA G SEWER RECONSTRUCTION NOTICE TO BIDDERS The City ol Greencastle. Indiana will receive sealed Proposals lor the installation ot Area G Sewer Reconstruction until 7:30 p.m. (E.S.T.) on the 27th day of October, 1981. at the oftica of the Clerk-Treasurer at City Hall. Greencastle, Indiana. All Proposals received will be publicly opened and raad aloud in the Council Chambers in the City Hall at 7:30 p.m. (E.S.T.) on October 27,1981. The contract documents Including plans and specifications are on file and available tor inspection at the office of City Clerk-Treasurer of the City ot Greencastle. Indiana, and the office of PRC Consoer Townsend. Inc., 19 East Franklin Street. Greencastle. Copies ol documents including plans and specifications required for review or bidding purposes may be obtained only from the City Clerk-Treasurer by depositing *25.00 tor each sat of documents so obtained. The lull amount ol the deposit for ona set ol documents and one-halt ol the deposit tor any additional sets ol documents will be refunded to each bidder who submits a formal proposal to the City and who returns the plans (and specifications on additional sets) in good condition to the City Clerk-Treasurer within ten (10) days after the bid security has bean returned to him. A certified check or cashier's check payable to the order of the Owner, or a satistactory bid bond by the bidder and a surety company, in an amount not less than ten percent (10*/.) ol the bid as a guarantee will within fifteen (15) days attar the date ol the award ot a contract executt an agreement and lile bond and insurance as required by the Contract Documents if his proposal is accepted. No bid shall be withdrawn alter the opening ol proposals without the consent of the City ol Greencastle. Indiana, lor a period ol thirty (33) days attar the scheduled time lor closing bids. The Board ot Public Works and Safety reserve the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any informalities in bidding. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a satisfactory Performance Bond in the sum of the full amount of the Contract. In general, the improvements on which proposals are requested are as folfcws: 337 L. F. 8" PVC Sewer 6 Re-connection ol Services 2 Manholes All proposals shall include Non-Collusion Affidavit as prescribed by law. and shall be accompanied by a lull prepared and executed Questionnaire General Form No. 96A as prescribed by the Stale Board ol Accounts ot Indiana. Plans and Specifications for this project were prepared by PRC CONSOER TOWNSEND. Inc.. Consulting Engineers. 303 East Wacker Drive. Chicago. Illinois, and 19 East Franklin Street. Greencastle. Indiana. Wage rates on this work shall not be less than the prescribed scale ot wages as determined pursuant to provisions ol Chaper 319 ol the Acts ol the General Assembly ot Indiana ol 1935. and is on tile at the office ot the City Clerk-Treasurer. Information on said scale ol wages may be obtained at the office ot the City Clerk-Treasurer. City Hall. Greencastle. Indiana Dated at Greencastle. Indiana this 13th day ot October. 1981. City ol Greencastle. Indiana By: Jane Harlan John Stevens Jerold D. Calbert Board of Public Works & Saiety Oct. 18/23/2T
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