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Stearman could join elite ranks with 500th win

By STEVE HERMAN AP Sports Writer Columbus North’s Bill Stearman is on the verge of his 500th eareer victory, a plateau only six other men have reached in the history of Indiana high school basketball. The veteran Columbus coach notched N 0.499 last Friday night in a 48-47 victory over Shelbyville, and he can get N 0.500 on Saturday at Scottsburg. Stearman currently ranks second in career victories among active coaches in Indiana The leader is Howard Sharpe of Terre Haute North, whose 4-0 Patriots have pushed his career total to 693 second Oil the all-time coaching list.

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Indiana College Basketball Tuesday's Games Anderson T 9, Manchester 76 Grace 94, Grand Rapids Baptist 70 t Hanover 62. DePauw 57 Kentucky 85, Indiana 69 Indiana State 81. Ball State 80 Manon 74, Marian 66 , Taylorsl. Wilmington 4:3 Tuesday 's College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press ■" K AST I American U. 81, Rider 52 e Baltimore 96, Long Island U. 91,30 T " Boston U. 76, Drexel 70 r Connecticut 75. Fairfield 71 t Connecticut Coll. 89, Nichols 67 Dickinson 78, Lebanon Valley 55 Duquesne76, Niagara 58 Fairleigh Dickinson 90, Wagner 81 George Mason 60, Delaware 56 Holy Cross 77, Harvard 71 lona 75, St.Leoss La Salle 73, West Chester St. 66 Loyola, Md 80, Mt.St.Mary's 76 Navy 74, Lehigh 62 Penn St. 63, Lafayette 62 > Villanova 65. Providence 54 * York. Pa. 59, W.Mary land 55 *>OITH Florida A&M 50, Jackspn St. 47 James Madison 64, VMI43 Kentucky 85, Indiana 69 Washington 51, Hampden-Sydney 48 ■Mississippi 50. Mercer 38 A&T 94, Miss. Valley 87 Bam ford 73, Cent. Florida 71 &W Louisiana 91, Louisiana Coll. 59 I Stetson 75, George Washington 68 Va. Union 85, Morgan St. 66 Wake F orest 82, Davidson 63 Xavier, Ohio 72, Georgia St. 59 N.Carolina A&T94, Miss.Valleyß7 Samford 73, Cent. Florida 71 Stetson 75. George Washington 68 MIDWEST Indiana St. 81, Ball St. 80 lowa 79, lowa St. 68 Minnesota 80, Drake 55 Missouri 78. Illinois 68, OT SOUTHWEST Houston 145, Texas Lutheran 78 Lamar 77, Texas Southern 72 McMurry 57, Lubbock Chris. 55 Texas9l, Biscayne 63 Texas Christia n 78, N Texas St. 73 Tulsa 93, Oklahoma St. 82 •FAR WEST Air Force6B. AdamUtahSt. 43 Denver 78, S.Dakota Tech 68 New Mexico St. 78, Texas-El Paso 61 San Diego St. 99, Los Angeles St. 60 S.Calif Coll. 70, Redlands 68 Tennessee 64, Colorado 63 Wichita St. 94. Long Beach St. 71 Brigham Young 51, Utah St. 43 New Mexico St. 78, Texas-El Paso 61 Tennessee 64, Colorado 63 Air Force 68. Adams St. 39 Cal-San Diego 76, Fort Lewis 75 Denver 78, S.Dakota Tech 68 Wichita St. 94, Long Beach St. 71 INDIANA (69) Whittman 6 2-2 14. Kitchel 6 5-7 17, Bouchie 6 0-012. Thomas 0 04) 0, Brown 10 0 2, Dakich 01-31, Morgan 01-2 1, Franz 0 04) 0, Cameron 0 04) 0, Blab 6 1-4 13, Flowers 41-39. Totals 2911-2169. KENTUCKY (85) Hord 2 5-6 9, Verderber 4 2 2 10, Turpin 4 3- 11, Minniefield 9 4-5 22, Master 7 3-4 17, Ballenger 0 04) 0, Beal 100 2, Lanter 0 04) 0, Heitz 0 2-3 2, McKinley 10-0 2, Hurt 4 2-3 10. Totals 32 21-27 85. Halftime—Kentucky 47, Indiana 25. Fouled out—Whittman, Kitchel, Blab Total fouls—lndiana 22. Kentucky 21. Technicals—lndiana Coach Knight, 2. A—--24,165. BALL STATE (80) Williams 9 1-2 19, Fullove 8 2-2 18, Scott 0 0-0 0, McCallum 6 6-8 18, Furlin 0 04) 0, Hampton 4 2-2 10, Jones 2 0-0 4, Chesser 2 24 6. Parker 0 04) 0, Mansbury 2 1-2 5. Totals 33 14-20 80. INDIANA STATE (81) Wright 6 4-4 16, Bannister 4 02 8, King 5 7-8 17, R.Golden 2 0-0 4, McFieJd 6 5-6 17, Coin 0 04)0, Fields 1 0-1 2, McNelly 0 04) 0, Stephens 1 0-0 2, M Golden 0 3-3 3, Smith 4 4- 12. Totals 29 23-28 81, Jlalftime—lndiana State 36, Ball State 32..F0u1ed out—Hampton, R.Golden. Total fouls—Bali State 23, Indiana State 20. A—--5,315. Indiana High School Basketball By The Associated Press * Tuesday’s Games E.Chicago Roosevelt 71, Andrean 53 Ev Bosse 87, Henderson Co. (Ky) 54 Ev Harrison 77, Ev Central 66 Ev North 60, Ev Reitz 57 Gary Mann 84, Griffith 61 Gary Wirt 67, Chesterton 64 Hammond Noll 59, Crown Point 55 Indpls Roncalli 60, Indls Manual 55 Madison 66, Clarksville Prov 48 N.Central (Sullivan) 77, Dugger 58 N.Harrison 44, Paoli 42 Salem 77, Borden 56 Seymour 54, Brownstown4o Valparaiso 75, Hammond 65 Vincennes 75, N.Knox 43 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Games this wseek involving The Associated Press Top 20 Indiana high school boys' basketball teams: 1 Marion (3-0) at Anderson Wed; at Kokomo Fri; vs Huntington Sat. 2 Indpls Cathedral (5-0) at Anderson Madison Hts Sat 3: Indpls Howe (44)) at Indpls Scecina Sat 4 Anderson Highland (5-1) at Muncie North Fri.

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The record is 734 victories by former Lafayette Jeff Coach Marion Crawley. The earliest Sharpe could reach N 0.700 would be on Jan. 15 at West Vigo, assuming North remains unbeaten in the meantime. Third among active coaches and ninth overall is Peru’s Bob Macy w’ith 490 victories. The Tigers have lost their first three games this season, however, so the earliest Macy could get N 0.500 would be on Jan. 29 against Kokomo Haworth. Other active coaches with 400 or more victories include, in order. Lebanon’s Jim Rosenstihl, Jack Butcher of Loogootee, Bill Harrell of Muncie Central, Dick Barr of Tipton, Morris Pollard

5. Anderson Madison Hts (44)) vs Kokomo Haworth Fri; vs Cathedral Sat. 6. S.Bend LaSalle (2-1) at SB Clay Fri; vs JimtownSat. 7. Jeffersonville (4-1) at Seymour Fri; vs Madison Sat. 8. Anderson (4-2) vs Marion Wed; at Lafayette Jeff Fri. 9. New Albany (34)) at Floyd Central Fri. 10. Evansville Bosse (34)) vs Henderson Co , Ky. Tues, at Princeton Fri. 11. Ft. Wayne Elmhurst (44)) at FW Dwenger Fri. 12. Indpls Washington (4-1) vs Indpls ChatardFri; at Laf.Catholic Sat 13. Alexandria (4-0) at Madison Grant Fri. 14. Lafayette Jeff (4-1) vs Anderson Fri; at Benton Central Sat. 15. Lafayette Harrison (54)) at Delphi Fri. 16. Floyd Central (24)) vs New Albany Fri. 17. Indpls Pike (54)) at Franklin Cent. Fri ; vs Warren Cent. Sat. 18 Ft. Wayne Harding (4-1) at FW Northrop Fri. 19. Connersville (4-0) vs Indpls Attucks Fri; vs Cambridge City Sat. 20. Gary Roosevelt (2-2) at Gary Wallace Wed. National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W. .. L Pet.. .GB.. Philadelphia 15 3 .833 Boston 15 4 .789 4 New York 9 9 .500 6 Washington 6 12 .333 9 New Jersey 5 13 .278 10 Central Division Milwaukee 12 6 .667 Indiana 10 9 .526 24 Atlanta 8 9 .471 34 Detroit 8 11 .421 44 Chicago 8 12 . 400 5 Cleveland 4 14 .222 8 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W. .. L Pet.. .GB.. San Antonio 13 5 .722 Denver 8 10 . 444 5 Utah 8 11 .421 54 Houston 7 13 .350 7 Kansas City 6 12 .333 7 DaUas 4 15 .211 94 Pacific Division Los Angeles 16 6 .727 Phoenix 11 6 .647 24 Portland 12 7 .632 24 Seattle 11 7 .611 3 Golden State 11 7 .611 3 San Diego 6 12 .333 8 Tuesday’s Games New York 135, Denver 122 New Jersey 98, Atlanta 88 Chicago 118, Indiana 116, OT Dallas 128, Utah 103 Seattle 107, Houston 96 Los Angeles 102, Washington 98 Golden State 122, Portland 108 San Diego 121, Phoenix 110 Wednesday’s Games New Jersey at Boston Denver at Philadelphia Utah at Indiana Atlanta at Cleveland Houston at Milwaukee Seattle at San Antonio Dallas at Kansas City Phoenix at Golden State Thursday’s Games New York at Detroit Portland at Phoenix National Hockey League Tuesday’s Game Calgary 7, Quebec 4 Wednesday's Games Boston at New York Rangers St. Louis at Hartford Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Winnipeg at Toronto Colorado at Buffalo Montreal at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Edmonton at Los Angeles NY Islanders at Vancouver Thursday’s Games St. Louis at Boston Minnesota at Detroit Tuesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League BQSTON RED SOX Extended the contract of Ralph Houk, manager, through the IQft4spason CHICAGO WHITE SOX - Retained John Boles as manager of Sarasota of the Gulf Coast League. Named Mitch Lukevics pitching coach of Sarasota MILWAUKEE BREWERS - An nounced the retirement of Sal Bando, third baseman, and named him special assistant to the general manager NEW YORK YANKEES Rehired Bob Lemon as manager for the 1982 season. National League CHICAGO CUBS - Signed Bill Campbell and Ferguson Jenkins, pitchers. Traded Mike Krukow, pitcher, and a player to be named later to the Philadelphia Phillies for Keith Moreland, catcher, and Dickie Noles and Dan Larson, pitchers. FOOTBALL National Football League NEW YORK GIANTS - Signed Dee Hardison, defensive end. Placed Curtis McGriff, defensive tackle, on the injured reserve list. COLLEGE PRINCETON Named Tim O’Connell head baseball coach.

of Speedway and By Hey of Fort Wayne North. Phil Buck of Anderson Madison Heights needs five victories and Kokomo’s Carl McNulty needs eight more triumphs to reach N 0.400. Others with 300 or more victories include Jim Miller of Huntington North, Myron Dickerson of Muncie North, Norm Held of Anderson, Bill Springer of Bloomington South, Don Rogers of Richmond, John Milholland of Frankfort, Basil Sfreddo of Indianapolis Washington, Stan Weber of Brownstown and George Marshall of Jeffersonville. At least 32 other active coaches have won 200 or more games in their careers.

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said after the 66-60 triumph over Anderson’s Indians for the tourney championship. “This is even better than the state championship I had in Alabama. When do you ever beat the No.l and N 0.2 teams in the state in the same day? We finally proved we’re as good as anybody. Highland’s basketball hasn’t gotten the recognition it deserves. Now we’ll get that,” the 32-year-old second-year Highland coach said. “I didn’t think there was any way we could win this tournament with our injury situation, but the players proved me wrong. There’s no way anybody could call it a fluke. I don’t think there is any question we re the No.l team in

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Anderson “is a big rivalry no matter who’s ranked No.l. Now that it’s reversed, this might put a couple logs on their fire to get it back. Certainly, we’ll find out by the end of this week whether we deserve it. ” Anderson, which dropped to eighth in this week’s poll, could have another tough game on Friday at No. 14 Lafayette Jeff. Next week’s poll could also have some significant changes should Anderson beat Marion and Jeff. Another crucial contest for both teams involves N 0.2 Indianapolis Cathedral at Madison Heights on Saturday Cathedral is 5-0 lor the season, while Madison Heights takes a 4-0 record into Friday

night’s game against Kokomo Haworth. LaSalle, which fell to sixth in this week’s poll, will be challenged by 4-0 South Bend Clay on Friday. Among other games of note this weekend, N 0.9 New Albany takes on No. 16 Floyd Central in a battle of unbeatens on Friday; and unbeaten Argos, now with a state record 74-game regular season winning string, plays Jimtown Friday and OregonDavis Saturday. Five players in major league history have won batting championships while playing for two different clubs. Thev were Ernie Lombardi, Napoleon Lajoie, Rogers Hornsby, Lefty O’Doul and Jimmy Foxx.