Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 73, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1981 — Page 11

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Indiana t'ollrgr Basketball By The Associated Press Tuesday's Gaines Anderson 64. Taylor 61 Bethel 106. Ft Wayne Bible 51 Indiana 69, Notre Dame 55 HJPUIBS, Franklin 83 Marian 73, Kar!ham6s Marion 105, Indiana Tech 95 Tuesday's College Basketball Scores B\ The Associated Press EAST Coast Guard 51. NY Maritime 49 Delaware 66, Washington Coll. 38 Duquesne 75, Indiana, Pa 57 Hamilton 82. Williams 62 Lehigh 56. Hofstra 55 LeMOvne 80, Ithaca 70 .Navy 68. Longwood 47 Robert Morris 111, Ohio Wesleyan 69 Seton Hall 71. Fordham 64 ,Syracuse 90, Cornell 47 Temple 80. Utica 35 Villa nova 93. St. Francis, N Y. 63 SOUTH Alabama 94. Tenn Martin 64 Bellarmineß3, Kentucky St 78 Delta St 86. Arkansas Coll 70 E Tennessee St 67, Memphis St 62 iGeorge Mason 88, Whittier 71 Georgia 70. Florida St 67 Jacksonville 95, Flagler 62 New- Orleans 88. U S International 77 N icholls St 60. Southern U 48 Norfolk St. 89, Morgan St 68 N Carolina A&T 80. Winston-Salem 76 Old Dominion 84. Md E.Shores7 Tulane 69, Rice 60 Xavier, La. 75, Louisiana Coll 63 MIDWEST Augusta na 92. Loras 75 DePaul 78. 111-Chi Circle 53 Indiana 69, Notre Dame 55 Lewis 41, Drake 40 Missouri 82. Alcorn St. 51 North Dakota 87, Augsburg 85,20 T Toledo 68, E Kentucky 65 SOUTHWEST Ark -Little Rock 86, NW : Louisiana 81 Baylor 64. Colorado 59 N Texas St. 100, NE Louisiana 75 Sam Houston St 80, St Mary 's, Texas 49 Texas Ail 88. Texas Lutheran7s F AR WEST Boise St 89. Doane 75 Colorado St. 68, N .Colorado 58 New Mexico 113, E.Texas St. 69 TOURNAMENTS Eagle Classic , Championship MoreheadSt. 62, Cleveland St 60 Third Place W Illinois 87, S.Carolina St. 81 Indiana High School Basketball By The Associated Press Tuesday's Games ' Alexandria 72. Anderson 71. OT Bedford-N Lawrence 66 Bloomington North 47 Boonville 48, S Spencer 46, OT EV Bosse 62, EV Reitz 55 Gary Roosevelt 69, Valparaiso6B Harrison (Ohio) 73, E.Central 63 ' Kokomo Haworth 53, Elwood 48 Madison Grant 80, Eastern 47 • N.Judson 57, Culver 35 Providence 73. Louisville David 64 Salem 58, Eastem-Pekin 49 Scottsburg 72, Paoli 58 Silver Creek 59. Charlestown 57 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Indiana High School Girls Basketball Coaches Association weekly poll: 1 Marion 2. Evansville Reitz 3. Anderson 4. Gary Roosevelt 5. Ft. Wayne Luers 6. Columbia City 7. Rushville 8. Warren Central 9. Ft Wayne North 10. Bedford-N.Lawrence 11 Evansville Bosse 12. Jasper 13 Terre Haute South 14. Columbus East 15. Twin Lakes 16 Indpls Brebeuf .17. Lafayette Jeff 18. Anderson Highland 19. Noblesville 20. New Albany National Basketball Association At A Glance Bv The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pet.. ,GB.. Philadelphia 14 1 .933 Boston 13 3 813 I‘i New York 7 8 .467 7 Washington 4 11 .267 10 New Jersey 3 12 200 11 Central Division Milwaukee 10 6 .625 Atlanta 8 6 . 571 1 Indiana 9 8 . 529 1 Detroit 8 8 . 500 2 Chicago 6 11 .353 . 4^ Cleveland 4 12 .250 6

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Automotive Nov. 17.1981 STANDINGS W L Torr's Restaurant 70 34 Staley's Moving & Stg 70 34 Mallory's 68 36 C.W.A. 5772 60 44 AJ Carney Chev 54 50 ID Auto Parts 52 52 Kenney's Machine Shop 50 54 Cloverdale Auto Parts 50 54 -Ralph Hutcheson & Son Const. .. 46 58 Clay Co. R.T.C 46 58 Moose Lodge 42 62 D»& K Betties 42 62 Lone Star 40 64 iD.B. Cooper 38 66 HlghTeamGame: 57772,1079 High Team Series: C.W.A. 57772, 2973 High Ind. Game: Mark Adams, 258 High lnd. Series: Robert England. 588 Series Over 500: R. England, 588: D. Rumlcv, 572: M. Sutherlin, 569; R. Branham, 568: R. Cooper, 565; R. Shoemaker, 563; R. Walker, 560; F. Frewer. 558; D. Howlett, 557; J. Rice. 554; M. Owens, 553; M. Bartley, 553; M. Adams. 550; C. Danhour, 550; D. Staley, 548: R. Branham, 537; J. Miller, 534; E. Routt, 533: G. Sutton, 533; J. Jones, 530; D. Pettit, 528; G. Liebert, 528; J. Gillian, 523; M. Williamson, 522; T. Beland, 518; C. Alex, 515; B. Parrish, 515; L. Dean, 509; D. Ksom. 509; V. Taylor, 508; T Gorham, 508; T. Heekel, 508; D. Hansel, 505; J. Scott. 504; L. Roudall, 503; R. Smiley, 502. Automotive Nov. 24,1981 STANDINGS W L Torr's Restaurant 78 34 Staley's Moving & Stg 72 40 Mallory’s 10 42 C. 57772 66 46 3D. Auto Parts 60 52 Cloverdale Auto Parts 58 54 Al Carney Chev 54 58 Clay Co. R.T.C 53 59 Kenney's Machine Shop 51 61 Moose Lodge 48 64 Ralph Hutcheson & Son Const. ...46 66 Lone Star 46 66 P& K Beetles 42 70 D. B. Cooper 40 72 High Team Game: Torr's Restaurant, 1051 High Team Series: 3 D Auto Parts. 3060 High lnd. Game: Virgil Taylor, 231 High ind. Series: Virgil Taylor. 607 Series Over 500: V. Taylor, 607; L. Randall. 594: J. Alice. 581; D. Cline, 580; E. Routt. 378; M. Owens, 566; K. Douglas. 561; G. Young. 559; J. Rice. 559; J. Williams, 558; M. Bartley, 551; D. Pettit, 550; G. Liebert, 548; T. Gorham, 541; D. Isom. 538; B Parrish, 530; S. Cofer, 527; B. Branham, 526; C. Brewster, 521; R Buis, Sl7. R Shoemaker, 515; D. Staley, 515; H. Whitaker, 513; B Wingert, 513; J. Alspaugh, 513; R. Uncaster, 509; B. Brewster. 508: W. Ensor. 507; R. Oder, 504 Downtown League Nov. 23,1981 STANDINGS W L. Higgle Repair 70 42 Alexanders Masonry 70 42

WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W 1. Pet. GB San Antonio 11 5 688 Denver 8 6 .571 2 Utah 7 8 . 467 3'j Kansas City 5 10 333 s‘a Houston 6 12 . 333 6 Dallas 2 13 133 8^ Pac fin Division Portland 11 4 .733 !s Los Angeles 13 5 722 Phoenix 9 5 .643 2 Seattle 8 6 .571 3 Golden State 8 7 . 533 34 San Diego 4 11 267 74 Tuesday's Games New York 112, Detroit 100 Philadelphia 107. Atlanta 98 Indiana 90, Boston 87 San Antonio 110, Washington 99 Milwaukee 126, Cleveland 110 Kansas City 106, Houston 104 Portland 121, Denver 113 Phoenix 117, San Diego 94 Los Angeles 117, Utah 86 Seattle ,03. Chicago 87 Wednesday's Games Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New Jersey San Antonio at Philadelphia Portland at Kansas City Dallas at Utah Los Angeles at Seattle Chicago at Golden State Thursday's Games Washington at New York Denver at Phoenix Dallas at San Diego National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press Wales Conference Patrick Division W I. T. GF.GAPIs NY Islanders 14 6 4 100 83 32 Pittsburgh 12 8 4 93 87 28 Philadelphia 13 10 1 86 99 27 NY Rangers 8 13 3 81 102 19 Washington 6 15 2 78 91 14 Adams Division Quebec 14 10 4 125 114 32 Montreal 12 5 7 116 64 31 Buffalo 12 5 7 88 71 31 Boston 13 7 4 94 76 30 Hartford 4 11 8 75 96 16 Campbell Conference Norris Division Minnesota 12 4 8 109 70 32 Chicago 9 7 8 115 107 26 Winnipeg 10 10 4 96 111 24 St Louis 9 13 4 96 110 22 Detroit 7 14 5 98 118 19 Toronto 6 12 6 102 110 18 Smythe Division Edmonton 17 6 4 152 96 38 Vancouver 11 10 4 94 85 26 Los Angeles 10 14 0 101 124 20 Calgary 7 12 6 93 111 20 Colorado 3 17 5 64 131 11 Tuesday's Games Philadelphia 2, Winnipeg 1 Edmonton 3, Montreal 3, tie St. Louis 7, Detroit 5 Wednesday’s Games . Edmonton at Quebec Winnipeg at Pittsburgh Calgary at Washington Hartford at Toronto Chicago at Colorado NY Rangers at Los Angeles Minnesota at Vancouver Thursday’s Games Buffalo at Boston Montreal at Detroit Calgary at Philadelphia Tuesday’s Sports Transactions Bv The Associated Press BASEBALL American League CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Named Fred Shaffer. Jim Busby and Mark Servais to their scouting staff Named Dave Dombrowski assistant general manager. Outrighted Rod Allen, outfielder, to Edmonton of the Pacific Coast League. National League NEW YORK METS-Named Frank Howard third base coach. Named A 1 Jackson minor league pitching coach BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NEW JERSEY NETS—Announced the resignation of Howard Freeman, director of promotions and group ticket sales PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS-Signed Dennis Awtrey, center, to a one-year contract HOCKEY National Hockev League HARTFORD WHALERS—Recalled Tom Rowe, right wing, from Binghamton of the American Hockey League Assigned Norm Bames, defenseman, to Springfield of the American Hockey League NEW YORK RANGERS-Signed Steve Ulseth, left wing, and assigned him to Springfield of the American Hockey League COLLEGE FRAMINGHAM STATE-Announced the resignation of Dennis Golden, head football coach ST.LOUIS—Named Mickey Englett interim athletic director.

Putnam Plastics 69 43 Central National Bank 64 48 Clifford Farms 62 50 Goulds Market 58 54 Phillips Electric Supply 56 56 Hampton Garage 54 58 Varsity Lanes 52 60 Clody's Wrecker Service 50 62 Mark Arnold Trucking Co 48 64 Smith Farm Mach 48 64 Buis Fertilizer 45 67 A.H. Hoffman 40 72 High Team Game: Clody’s Wrecker Service, 1011. High Team Series: Clody's Wrecker Service, 2791. High Ind. Game: Bill Parrish, 230. High Ind. Series: Bill Parrish. 597. Series over 500 (male): B. Parrish, 597; L. Wood, 587; M. Roach. 552; T. Eastham, 539; J. Teipen, 534; P. King. 529; D. Staley, 524; R. Johnson. 513; R. Varvel, 520; M. Butler, 512: J. Jones, 512; M. Cooper. 512; L. Chew, 510; B. Query, 509; D. Webster, 509; L. Randall, 510; E. Bennington. 507; C. Alex, 504: D. Grimes, 502; D. Evens. 502; Subs: S. Crawley, 583; M. Bartley, 561. First Citizens Bank Bantam Nov. 21,1981 STANDINGS W L Skelton Skinner 34 10 Morrison Tire 21 23 Shuee&Sons 21 23 Horace Link & Co 20 24 Home Lanudry 20 24 Ottawa Instant Homes 16 28 High Team Game: Morrison Tire, 534 High Team Series: Morrison Tire, 1050 High Ind Game: Tina Alex, 131 High lnd Series: Tina Alex, 261 Series Over 200 (female): T. Alex. 261; M. Jones, 228; T. Plessinger, 201. Series Over 200 (male): M. Skelton. 235; B. Jackman, 223. Cloverdale IGA Ladies Nov. 16,1981 STANDINGS W L K & W Marine 70 26 Lone Star No. 2 65 31 Rhines 58 38 Bryant's Country Store 58 38 Lone Star No. 1 56 40 Cloverdale Shirt Shop 54 42 Furr's Insurance 52 44 Nu Image 40 56 Fashions Ltd 37 59 Harvey’s Machine 38 58 Jim's Farm Supply 26 70 Shirley ’s Nook 22 74 High Team Game: K AW Marine. 557 High Team Series: K& W Marine, 1434 High Ind Game: Parla Johnson. 243 High Ind Series: Carla Johnson. 553 Series Over 400 (female): C. Johnson, 553; E. Pearson, 478; S. Kendal (sub), 473; C. Hamilton, 470; V. Sutherlin, 467: F. Spencer, 463; W. Burnham, 459; S. Neese, 459; J Helton. 459; B. Haslet, 453; C. Kiley, 452; E. Shinn, 448; R. Crain, 436; M. Williams. 436; H. Rhine, 433; B. Reeves, 426; J. Lemmert, 423; D. Kinrade, 422; M. Nees (sub), 421; S. McCabe, 420; J. Stan sbery, 408; H. Williams. 406; I). Williams, 400; E. Ferguson, 400.

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NEW YORK (AP) - Fernando Valenzuela, the lefthanded pitching star of the Los Angeles Dodgers, added the National League Rookie of the Year award today to the Cy Young honors he captured last month and became the first player to win those two trophies in one season. The chunky hurler from

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Sonora, Mexico, who impressed the baseball world with poise belying his 20 years he turned 21 last month and a dancing screwball, received 17V2 firstplace votes and 6* 2 for second for 107 points. The balloting was done by a panel of two members of the Baseball Writers Association of America from each National League city.

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innings pitched (192), shutouts (8), strikeouts (180), and complete games (11) made him the first rookie ever to win the Cy Young was Mr. Clutch for the World Champion Dodgers in 1981. In becoming the 10th Dodger to capture rookie honors, Valenzuela won three times in the team’s postseason run to the championship.

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