Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 72, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 December 1981 — Page 14

The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, December 1,1981

Harris can catch TD passes, but can't celebrate

MIAMI i API As the star of the hour, Duriel Harris should have been basking in the limelight. Instead, he lay sprawled on the Orange Bowl turf, ‘‘embarrassed” before a national television audience. The Miami wide receiver had just plucked a Don Strock pass at the Philadelphia 7-yard-line and pranced into the end zone to draw the Dolphins to within one point of the Eagles with 5:21 left in a National Football League game eventually won by Miami 13-10 Monday night. Uncharacteristically “caught up in the emotion of the moment,” the normally calm Harris leaped in the air and spiked the ball. When he touched ground, he twisted his left knee. Shaken, Harris had to be helped from the field as the television cameras zoomed in. ■ I’ve seen it happen before, but never thought it would happen to me. My first thought when I went to the ground was ‘Man, I

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The questioning look on the face of DePauw University forward Joe Dixon (32) could be the look of the entire season. Dixon passed off to a cutting teammate on the baseline during the Tigers' opening game with Wabash.

Jeff's duo leads AAA all-state team

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Lafayette Jeff’s Doug Downing, who passed for nearly 2,000 yard 3, and his older brother Joe, an all-purpose runner who gained more than 11 yards every time he touched the ball, head The Associated Press Class AAA high school All-State football team for 1981. The Downing brothers accounted for more than 4,500 yards for the talented Bronchos, who placed five players on AP’s first team and had six others picked to the All-State second squad. State tourney runnerup Fort Wayne Snider, led by center Dave Ellison, placed six players on the No.l All-State unit and had two more selected to the second team Class AAA champion Carmel’s massive Shawn Heffern was named fir-st-team tackle for the second year in a row. Other repeaters were Lafayette Jeff’s Stu Skibinski and Mishawaka’s Rob Roggeman at linebacker and Portage’s Kevin Mackey on the kicking-specialty unit. * Doug Downing, a 6-foot-3,170-pound junior quarterback, completed 54 percent of his passes for 1,984 yards and 25 touchdowns as Jeff went 11-1 this past steason, losing to Snider in the playoff regionals. The 5-11, 167-pound Joe Downing, a third-team AllStater last year, gained an amazing 2,536 yards as a senior rushing 150 times for 756 yards and 16 touchdowns, receiving 41 passes for 865 yards and 11 touchdowns, returning 14 kickoffs for 550 yards and two touchdowns, and returning 24 punts for 365 yards and one touchdown. He also threw one pass, and it went for a touchdown.

Other first-team AP All-State running backs this year are Jim Reiner, a 6-1, 193-pound senior who rushed for more than 1,100 yards for South Bend St. Joseph’s; Ray Wilson, a 5-10, 162-pound junior who totaled nearly 1,400 yards and 21 touchdowns for Anderson; and Ray Wallace, a 6-foot, 200-pound senior who rushed for more than 1,600 yards and 21 touchdowns for Indianapolis North Central. The other first-team selections for Lafayette Jeff this season are wide receiver Tom Kriebel, a 6-3, 166-pound junior who caught 39 passes for 717 yards and 12 touchdowns, and defensive tackle Dave Sutton, a 6-2,231-pound senior. Broncho teammates Joe Finch at center, guard Larry Grant, linebackers Ken Flanagan and Brad Habig, defensive end Roger Funk and kicker Tony Albrecht were voted to the second team. Ellison, a 6-3, 230-pound senior, was the top pick among the Snider All-State selections. Joining him on the honor unit were offensive guard Mark Dumoulin, defensive tackle Jim Witucki, linebacker Bob Reed and defensive backs Rod Woodson and Dieter Heren. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The 1981 In diana high school football Class AAA AllState teams selected by The Associated Press FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback— Doug Downing, Lafayette Jeff, 6-3,170, junior. Running backs—Jim Reiner, S.Bend St. Joseph’s, 6-1, 193, senior; Joe Downing, Lafayette Jeff, 5-11, 167, senior; Ray Wilson, Anderson, 5-10, 162, junior; Ray Wallace, Indpls N.Central, 6-0,200, senior Center—Dave Ellison, Ft Wayne Snider, 6-3,230, senior. Guards-Mark Dumoulin, Ft Wayne Snider, 6 1, 185, senior; Mark Sarno, Carmel, 5-10, 182, senior Tackles—Shawn Heffern, Carmel, 6-5, 239, senior; Kevin Klein, Hobart, 6-6, 215, senior Ends Mario Zappia, S Bend St Joseph’s, 6-4, 215, senior; Tom Kriebel, Lafayette Jeff, 6-3,166, junior. Kickers-Specialty—Eli Garza, Indpls

sure don’t want to be embarrassed like this on national television,” said a smiling Harris. “The leg feels pretty good right now. I just hope I can line up Sunday and I promise I won’t do it again.” Uwe von Schamann’s conversion kick lifted the Dolphins into a 10-10 tie and three minutes later, his second field goal of the game a 27-yarder set up by Lyle Blackwood.’s interception of a Ron Jaworski pass gave Miami the victory. The triumph boosted the 8-4-1 Dolphins back into a virtual tie in the American Conference East with the New York Jets, who still technically lead the division because of their 1-0-1 record in head-to-head competition with Miami The Eagles, meanwhile, dropped to 9-4 with their second straight loss and fell one game behind Dallas in the National Conference East. The two teams will meet in Dallas in two weeks.

DePauw came up short 63-62 and takes its 0-1 record to Illinois Wesleyan before entertaining Millikin Saturday night. (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields).

Marshall, 5-10, 205, senior; Kevin Mackey, Portage, 5-11,180, senior. DEFENSE Ends—Kendall Flemings, Indpls Marshall, 6-3, 205, senior; Chris Pelkington. Ft. Wayne Dwenger, 6-5,200, junior Tackles—Shawn Heffern, Carmel, 6-5, 239, senior; Jim Witucki, Ft Wayne Snider, 6-4, 215, senior; Dave Sutton, Lafayette Jeff, 6-2,231, senior Linebackers—Stu Skibinski. Lafayette Jeff. 6-1, 183, senior; Dennis Goralski, S.Bend St. Joseph’s, 5-9, 185, senior, Rob Roggeman, Mishawaka, 5-10, 180, senior; Bob Reed, Ft Wayne Snider, 5-10, 190, senior. Backs—Rod Woodson, Ft. Wayne Snider, 6-1, 177, junior; Dieter Heren Ft. Wayne Snider, 6-3, 190, senior, Tom Tyree, Ft. Wayne South, 6-1, 185, senior; Jeff Wade, Castle, 6-1,190, senior. SECONDTEAM OFFENSE Quarterback—Scott West. Martinsville, 6-1,185, senior. Running backs—Bill Davis, Carmel, 5-7, 166, senior; Paul Somerville, Hobart, 6-0, 205, senior; John Ramsey, Ft. Wayne Snider, 5-11,160, junior. Center—Joe Finch, Lafayette, Jeff, 5-11, 175, senior. Guards —John Glon, S.Bend St. Joseph’s, 5-10, 208, senior; Larry Grant, Lafayette Jeff, 6-1, 207, senior. Tackles—Steve Biggs, Castle, 6-3, 225, senior; Ken Cannella, S.Bend Clay, 6-5, 250, senior; Eddie Murrell, Indpls Marshall, 6-6,280, senior Ends—Chris Pelkington, Ft Wayne Dwenger, 6-5, 200, junior; Mark Williamson, Castle, 6-0, 200, senior; Joe Siderewicz, Martinsville, 5-10,150, senior. Kickers-Specialty—Andy Falender, Indpdls N.Central, 5-7, 165, senior; Tony Albrecht, Lafayette Jeff, 5-10,170, senior DEFENSE Ends—James Finch, Indpls Marshall, 63, 200, senior; Roger Funk, Lafayette Jeff, 5-10,155, senior. Tackles—Ed Konopasek, Griffith, 6-6, 220, senior; Steve Crawford, Elkhart Central, 6-3, 220, senior; Donnie Jones, Ft. Wayne Snider. 5-10,180, senior. Linebackers—Tim Cornett, Richmond, 5-10, 190, junior; Ken Flanagan, Lafayette Jeff, 5-11, 185, senior, Ray Billingsley, Ft. Wayne Luers, 6-1,205, senior; Brad Habig, Lafayette Jeff, 5-11,180, senior. Backs—Mike Chase, Lawrence North, 60,180, senior; Scott Plesha, Merrillville, 61, 175, senior; Rob Johnston, Hobart, 6-2, 180, senior. THIRDTEAM OFFENSE Quarterback - Scott Marsch, Evansville Harrison Running backs—Marvin Ogden, Martinsville; Tony Behme, Evansville Reitz; Dale Scott, S.Bend St. Joseph's. Center-Brian Bilbrey, Noblesville Tackles-Guards -Dan Alter. Ft. Wayne Dwenger; Mark Osborne, Indpls Mar shall; Matt Pruden, Ft Wayne Dwenger; Bryan Hoffa, Indpls Washington Ends -Matt Rody, Elkhart Central; Jeff Revolt, Kokomo; Brad Quakenbush, Martinsville. Kickers-Specialty—Steve Sheeks, Mar tinsville; Jeff Hansen, Ft Wayne Snider. DEFENSE Ends—Ken Claybourne, Evansville Bosse; Jason Gaines, Indpls N.Central;

Ken Locke, Hobart; Mike White, Griffith Tackles—Joe Bassemier, Evansville Mater Dei, Kevin Klein, Hobart; Todd Balwinski, Lawrence North Linebackers—Jeff Monhaut, S.Bend St. Joseph's; Dave Kinniry, Ft. Wayne Dwenger; Pat Malackowski, Valparaiso. Backs—Terry Ergle, Chesterton; Troy Lewis, Columbus North; Bart Denning, Richmond; Tim Stark Noblesville; Rich Was, S.Bend St. Joseph’s HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE Quarterbacks—Jay Burch, Castle; Mike Carmola, S.Bend St Joseph’s; Mike Fuller, Ft. Wayne Dwenger; Larry Greene, Cannel; Tyrone Higgs, Hammond; Mark Hummel, Penn; Kevin Kerns, Terre Haute South; Kevin Lechner, Kokomo; Mike Lee, Lawrence North. Running backs—Phil Birchfield, Ft. Wayne South; David Brosmer, Castle; Eli Garza, Indpls Marshall; Paul Height, Noblesville, Harlan Howard, Warren Central; Marvin Howard, Indpls Marshall; Mike Hufhand, Kokomo Haworth: Phil Schreiber, Kokomo; DeWayne Starks, Mich. City Elston; Knoddy Weaver, Lafayette Jeff; Bob Wilson. Indpls Washington. Centers—Andy Ahner, Lawrence North;

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Jaworski, who completed 12 of 24 passes for 91 yards, directed a 13-play, 80-yard scoring drive that consumed the first 7:26 of the game as Philadelphia took a 7-0 lead on Wilbert Montgomery’s 1-yard dive and Tony Franklin’s conversion. The Dolphins fumbled away their first scoring opportunity. Woodley engineered a march that reached the Eagle 2 before Andra Franklin, slanting toward the end zone, was met by Philadelphia nose tackle Charlie Johnson. The rookie fullback lost the football and linebacker Jerry Robinson recovered in the end zone. The next time Miami got the ball, Woodley moved the Dolphins to the Philadelphia 25. But the drive stalled and von Schamann came on to boot a 42-yard field goal to cut the Eagle lead to 7-3. Tony Franklin’s 42-yard field goal midway through the third quarter boosted Philadelphia’s lead to 10-3, but costly penalties

Eason is All-Big Ten team selection over Schlichter

CHICAGO (AP) Tony Eason, Illinois’ recordsmashing quarterback, edged Ohio State’s Art Schlichter, and Butch Woolfolk of Michigan and Tim Krumrie of Wisconsih were unanimous selections on the Associated Press 1981 All-Big Ten football team. Eason, who led the Big Ten in passing efficiency and total offense while setting conference records in total offense, completions, yards and touchdowns, received nine votes to seven for Schlichter from a panel of Midwest sports writers and broadcasters. Woolfolk, Michigan’s recordbreaking senior running back, was named on all 16 ballots on offense as was Krumrie, a junior nose guard, on the defensive unit. Anthony Carter, Michigan’s outstanding wide receiver, missed being a unanimous selection by one vote. Also missing by one vote were punter Reggie Roby and defensive lineman Andre Tippett, both of lowa. Every team in the Big Ten with the exception of winless Northwestern was represented on the first team. lowa, which shared the conference championship with Ohio State, landed six players on the team, all on defense. In addition to Roby and Tippett, the Hawkeyes placed down linemen Pat Dean and Mark Bortz, linebacker Mel Cole and defensive back Lou King. Michigan was next with five

Paul Clark, Indpls Howe; Jeff Sellers, Castle Tackles-Guards—Gary Adams, Carmel; Mark Djumovich, Merrillville; Joe Etherington, Kokomo; Dwayne Greer, Valparaiso; Randy Merta, Castle; Mike Rusk, Indpls N.Central. Ends—Dale Crossfield, Evansville Harrison; Monnty King, Evansville Bosse; Mike Landis, Indpls Perry Meridian; Trent Miles, Terre Haute South; Jerry Paczkowski, Penn; Zoran Talley, Gary Wirt; Phil Tremain, Columbus North; Wiley Umphress, Columbus East Kickers-Specialty—Mike Chase, Lawrence North; Harlan Howard, Warren Central; Larry Judge, Merrillville; Mark Kujawa, Hammond Noll; Bill Mann, Valparaiso; John Pierce, Lawrence North; Paul Somerville, Hobart, Tim Stark, Noblesville. DEFENSE Ends—Dan Conklin, Chesterton; Tim Stephens, Ft. Wayne Elmhurst; David VanDusen, Elkhart Central. Tackles—Brian Barnes, Hammond Noll; Cliff Coffey, Warren Central; Andy Mappes, Indpls Roncalli; Mark Snyder. Bedford-N. Lawrence; Frank Wheeler, Mich. City Elston; Mike White, Griffith. Linebackers—Rob Bielfeldt, Hammond; Jeff Castillo, Marion; Dan Charlebois,

players, ail on offense. In ad dition to Woolfolk and Carter, the Wolverines placed tackles Ed Muransky and Bubba Paris and guard Kurt Becker. Carter, Muransky, Paris and Becker were repeaters from last year as was guard Joe Lukens of Ohio State. Repeating on the defensive unit were Krumrie and linebacker Marcus Marek of Ohio State. Rounding out the offensive team were wide receiver Steve Bryant of Purdue, tight end Bob Stephenson of Indiana, center Greg Boeke of Illinois, running back Tim Spencer of Ohio State and kicker Morten Andersen of Michigan State. The rest of the defensive unit included linebackers Jim ►Fahnhorst of Minnesota and Brock Spack of Purdue and Wisconsin defensive backs Matt Vanden Boom and David Greenwood. Schlichter led the second team on offense and was joined by wide receivers Oliver Williams of Illinois and Chester Cooper of Minnesota, tight end John Frank of Ohio State, tackles Ken Dallafior of Minnesota and Bob Winckler of Wisconsin, guards Ron Hallstrom of lowa and Mike Carrington of Illinois, center Tom Piette of Michigan State, running backs Dave Mohapp of Wisconsin and Stan Edwards of Michigan and kicker Bob Atha of Ohio State. Ohio State’s Jerome Foster, a first-team choice on the defen-

Crown Point; Roy Dakich, Andrean; Jerry David, Evansville Reitz; Joe Etherington, Kokomo; Joe Firanek, Mich. City Elston; Kevin Meert, S Bend Washington; Stu Sevald, Hammond; James Seward, Mich. City Rogers. Backs—Dan Corsaro, Indpls Roncalli; Andy Drake, Indpls NCentral; Mike Fleetwood, Indpls Scecina; Mike Harder, Indpls Marshall; Tom Klimek, S.Bend St. Joseph’s; Matt Noufer, Richmond; Lavelle Powe, Indpls Washington; Chris Powers, Elkhart Memorial; Shannon Stone, Floyd Central; Marshall Truster. Indpls N.Central; Brian Weinzapfel, Evansville Mater Dei; Leonard Winborn, Gary West.

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and a pair of turnovers in the fourth quarter led to the Eagles demise. “It was the kind of game that could have gone either way at any time,” said Philadelphia Coach Dick Vermeil. “The breaks at the end went their way, but earlier they lost the fumble in the end zone, and things like that balance out.” A roughing-the-passer penalty against Eagle defensive end Carl Hairston and an offside call fueled the Dolphins’ touchdown drive. The Eagles stopped Miami running back Tony Nathan for no gain on fourth-and-one at the Philadelphia 24, four plays before the game-winning field goal. But an off-side call against linebacker Reggie Wilkes gave the Dolphins a first down. “I don’t think we lost our composure. I think we battled back pretty well considering the adversity caused by all the penalties,” said Wilkes.

sive line last year, dropped to the second team He was joined up front by Mark Butkus of Illinois, Mark Shumate of Wisconsin and Karl Mecklenburg of Minnesota. Second-team linebackers were Dave Levenick of Wisconsin, Jack Squirek of Illinois, Paul Girgash of Michigan and Carl Banks of Michigan State. The defensive backs were Keith Bostic and Tony Jackson of Michigan and James Burroughs of Michigan State. All-Big Ten Team By The Associated Press OFFENSE Wide receivers-Anthony Carter, Michigan, 5-11,161, junior, Riviera Beach, Fla.; Steve Bryant, Purdue, 6-3,185, senior, Los Angeles. Tight end-Bob Stephenson, Indiana, 6-3, 235, senior, Evansville, Ind Tackles-Ed Muransky, Michigan, 6-7, 275, senior, Youngstown, Ohio; Bubba Paris, Michigan, 6-6 , 270, senior, Louisville, Ky. Guards-Kurt Becker, Michigan, 6-6,260, senior, Aurora, 111.; Joe Lukens, Ohio State, 64, 258, junior, Cincinnati. Center-Greg Boeke, Illinois, 6-5, 240, senior, Winnebago, 111. Quarterback-Tony Eason, Illinois, 6-4, 205, junior, Walnut Grove, Calif. Running backs-Butch Woolfolk, Michigan, 6-2. 207, senior, Westfield, N. J.; Tim Spencer, Ohio State, 6-1, 210, junior, St Clairsville, Ohio. Kicker-Morten Andersen, Michigan State, 6-2,195, senior, Indianapolis. DEFENSE Down linemen-Tim Krumrie, Wisconsin, 6-2' 2 , 237, junior, Mondovi. Wis.; Andre Tippett, lowa, 64,230, senior, Newark, N.J.; Pat Dean, lowa, 6-2, 250, senior, W. Islip, N.Y.; Mark Bortz, lowa, 6-6 , 265, junior, Pardeeville, Wis.

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Linebackers-Marcus Marek, Ohio State, 6-2, 216, junior, Masury, Ohio; Mel Cole, lowa, 6-2,230, senior, Elgin, 111.; Jim Fahnhorst, Minnesota, 6-4, 224, senior, St Cloud, Minn.; Brock Spack, Purdue, 6-1, 219, sophomore, Rockford, 111 Defensive backs-Matt Vanden Boom, Wisconsin, 6-4, 199, senior, Kimberly, Wis ; David Greenwood, Wisconsin, 6-3, 203, junior, Park Falls, Wis.; Lou King, lowa, 6-2,190, senior, Jersey City, N J Punter-Reggie Roby, lowa, 6-3, 215, junior, Waterloo, lowa SECONDTEAM OFFENSE Wide receivers-Oliver Williams, Illinois; Chester Cooper, Minnesota. Tight end-John Frank, Ohio State Tackles-Ken Dallafior, Minnesota; Bob Winckler, Wisconsin Guards-Ron Hallstrom, Iowa; Mike Carrington, Illinois. Center-Tom Piette, Michigan State Quarterback-Art Schlichter. Ohio State Running backs-Dave Mohapp. Wisconsin; Stan Edwards, Michigan. Kicker-Bob Atha, Ohio Sta te DEFENSE Down linemen-Jerome Foster, Ohio State; Mark Butkus, Illinois; Mark Shumate, Wisconsin; Karl Mecklenburg, Minnesota. Linebackers-Dave Levenick, Wisconsin; Jack Squirek, Illinois; Paul Girgash, Michigan; Carl Banks, Michigan State Defensive backs-Keith Bostic, Michigan;. James Burroughs, Michigan State; Tony Jackson, Michigan Punter-Don Bracken, Michigan. HONORABLE MENTION Illinois-Mike Martin, Chris Sigourney, Darrell Smith. Indiana-Duane Gunn, Craig Walls, Steve Mitchell lowa-Mike Hufford, Norm Granger, Todd Simonsen. Michigan-Torn Dixon, Robert Thompson, Mike Boren Michigan State-Daryl Turner, Ted Jones, A 1 Kimichik, Jeff Wiska, Smiley Creswell, George Cooper, Steve Maidlow Minnesota-Ed Olson, Mike Hohensee, Fred Orgas, Glenn Howard, Rick Witthus. Northwestem-Rob Taylor, Rich Raffin, John Kidd. Ohio State-Gary Williams, Nick Miller, Glen Cobb. Purdue-Scott Campbell, David Frye, Marcus McKinnie, Tim Seneff Wisconsin-Jerry Doerger, Ron Versnik, John Williams, Guy Boliaux.