Banner Graphic, Volume 14, Number 131, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 February 1984 — Page 13

Haffner paces 16-0 Noblesville By The Associated Press Senior Scott Haffner scored a school-record 43 points Tuesday night as N0.4-ranked Noblesville won its 16th straight high school basketball game, a 92-41 romp over winlesss Franklin Central. Noblesville was among six ranked teams in action Tuesday night, and all of the rated powers were winners. The unbeaten Millers rolled to a 40-6 halftime lead, and Haffner added 25 points in the fourth quarter. Larry Simmons was the only other Noblesville player in double figures with 13 points. Ken Schnepp was Franklin Central’s high scorer with seven points as the Flashes suffered their 15th straight loss. At Valparaiso, Mike Jones, a sophomore guard, had 20 points and Scott Ansselm added 15 as the Vikings raised their season record to 14-2. Valpo jumped to a 16-4 lead and coasted the rest of the way. Tim Robertson scored 18 and Rory Glick added 10 for Columbus North, also 14-2 for the season. Tony Patterson and Jeff Oliphant scored 30 points apiece in L&M’s easy victory over Sullivan. The victory lifted L&M to 17-0 for the season. At Evansville, senior guard Mark Freels sewed a careerhigh 31 poionts for Bosse, including eight during a streak of 15 straight points by the Bulldogs early in the third quarter. The Bosse streak erased a 34-33 Tell City lead. Freels added seven more points the rest of the quarter as Bosse took a comfortable 55-38 edge into the final period. The victory, Bosse’s 14th in a row, lifted the Bulldogs to 153. North Montgomery, winning its 11th in a row, went to 15-1 with the victory over Turkey Run.

Local bowling

Alley Delights Jan. If, 1984 STANDINGS W. L. Moore’s Bar 12* 47 John Wood Bid. 98 78 FNB Coatesville 92 84 Farrow’s Wrecker Ser. 78 98 Heathstone Realty M 119 Heritage House 8S 111 High Team Game: John Wood Bid. 847. High Team Series: John Wood B|d. 2440. High Ind. Game: Joyce Sage 218. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage 556. Series Over 400: J. Sage 550; L. Hllbura 532; B. Martin 498; E. Shillings 488; P. Rossok 481; J. Carpenter 474; S. Little 451; K.Hllhurn 447; W. Burnham 437; S. Huber 418; G. Porter 411; J. Jordan 410. Commercial Jan. 26,1984 STANDINGS W. L. State Farm Insurance 106 62 American Legion 99 69 Butcher Block 99 69 Hopkins-Rector 94 74 RAM Bicycle 78 90 Phillips Electric 74 94 Holiday Inn 61 106 Curt's Flexer’s 60 108 High Team Game; 1062 RA M Bicycle. High Team Scries: 3057 RAM Bicycle. High Ind. Game: 218 Jim Hllburn. High Ind. Series: 576 BUI Watts. Series Over 500: T. Heckel 553; C.J. HuUer 544; J. Hiburn 538; M. Williamson 528; D. Cox 520; W. Barger 512; R. Wood 511; M. Roach 508; D. Isom 501.

Friday MU- Mixed Jan. 27,1984 STANDINGS W. L. Johnson Conti. U( <8 State Farm Intur. 112 72 Vermillion Bros. Const. lit 74 Fairway Restaurant 1M 78 No. 4 92 >2 No. 1 80 104 Bill’s Auto Service 70 114 Black Lumber Co. SO 134 High Team Game: VermlUlon Bros. Const. 831. High Team Series: No. 1 2350. High Ind. Game: Lisa Wood 212, David Grimes 212. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage SS3, David Grimes 582. Series Over 400 (female): J. Sage 553; W. Durham 455: R. Walnman 445; T. Ray 433; L. Wood 433; S. Hawkins 421; J. Rogers 410: C. Lady 410; T. Sage 418; M. Bartley 414; J. Cochran 412. First Citliens Bank Classic Jan. 25,1984 STANDINGS W. L. Handle Korner 312 Va 17015 Old Topper 270 213 Varsity Lanes 2004 2224 Mr. Ron’s 2504 2204 Torr’s 255 228 BranaginOU 2454 2374 Schwerman Trucking 2434 2394 First National Bank 220 203 Barker's Auto 198 2g5 Team No. 3 1534 3294 High Team Game: Torr’s 770. High Team Series: Torr’s 2285. High Ind. Game: Bob England 227. High Ind. Series: Bob England 045. Series Over 550: B. England 045; C. Alex 593; B. Taylor 591; 0. Grimes 585; U. Priest 577; S. Cofer 574; T. EasUiam 501; P. Reeves 500; G. Liebert 557; R. Shoemaker 557. V.F.W. JR./Sr. Jan. 28,1984 STANDINGS W. L Cloverdale Auto Parts 105 39 Hunter John's Pizza 92 52 Sears Catalog M u Ptisa King 5 72 Coan Pharmacy 71 n Greencaatle sports 71 73 Prevo's 7Q Shuee k Sons gg 7g David's Demons gg jg Torr’t gg 7 ,

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WJNZ 66 78 Cash Concrete 62 82 Hardee’s 56 90 Gould’s Market 49 95 High Team Game: Greencastle Sports 1060. High Team Series: Sears Catalog 3008. High Ind. Game: Boy-Rob Alex 245, GirlLya Kendal 190. High Ind. Series: Bob-Rob Alex 613. GlrlTina Alex 482. Series Over 500 (boys): R. Alex 613; T. Murphy 612; D. Varvel 502. Series Over 400 (girls): T. Alex 482; S. Dickerson 479; R. Cline 471; C. Price 461; L. Kendall 457; M. White 428; B. Emery 415. Cash Concrete Classic Feb. 1,1984 STANDINGS W. L. Wilma's Beauty Shop No. 3 2*3% 1681* WUma’s Beauty Shop No. 4 263 199 Wilma's Beauty Shop No. 2 22714 234^ Wilma’s Beauty Shop No. 1 140 322. High Team Game: No. 3 708. High Team Series: No. 3 2060. High Ind. Game: Wanda Burnham 225. High Ind. Series: Wanda Burnham 512. Series Over 400: W. Burham 512; S. Brewer 499; Belle Reeves 497; P. Chezem 484; R. Wainman 467; J. Sage 461; D. Hols apple 451; C. Staley 449; W. Williams 438; L. Dickey 428; B. Ashworth 422. Perry’s Wed. Nlte Ladles Feb. 1,1984 STANDINGS w. L. CNB 107 77 Holiday Inn 102 82 Hair Pin 99 85 Catalina 94 gg Shellle's Shoppe gj 99 Eastslde Motors 65 119 High Team Game: Holiday Inn 612. High Team Series: Catalina 1762. High Ind. Game: Joyce Sage 204. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage 520. Series Over 400: J. Sage 520; M. Emery 515; C. Staley 508; N. Smithers 482; J. Varvel 481 ; I. Smiley 474; W. Burnham 469; R Allen 420; S. Little 420; M. Blumer 410.

Women of the Mooxe Jan. 28,1184 STANDINGS w. L. Bumpin’Bottom no 66 Pin-queen*? 99 77 Elmo’* Women 94 97 Ups A Down* 93 93 Untouchables 93 93 Starr Three 97 m BBD’s „ 93 2 Queens A A King *7 99 Alley Ophs gj 9, Falling Pins go gg Three Unknowns 69 107 Pinstompers 63 113 High Team Game; BBD’s 667. High Team Series: BBD’s 1743. High Ind. Game: Joyce Sage lit. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage 521. Series Over 460: J. Sage 521; B. Parrish 483; T. TroneU 463; V. Williams 463; B. Higgins 459; J. Gibson 456; D. Campbell 439; J. Rogers 432; B. Martin 423; D. Harvey 420; T. Sutton 418; P. Ruhllg4o9. Ist Citizens Jan. 27,1984 STANDINGS W. L. Operation Life 118 50 CCI 89 79 3-D Auto Supply 81 87 Nutra-Lawn 81 87 IGA 79 89 Have Guns Will Trade 56 112 High Team Game: Operation Life 764. High Team Series; Operation Life 2220. High Ind. Game: Irene Smiley 211. High Ind. Series; Sandra Smiley 512. Series Over 400; S. Smiley 512; H. Baker 506; B. Vickrey (sub) 501; D. Emberton 494; I. Smiley (sub) 474; B. Fields 408; D. Gross 457; M. Whybrew 436; F. Phipps 432; V. MiUer 427; P. RuhUg 427; A. Lyon 413; R. Albright 410; D. Abney 410; L. Kulwtder 410; R. SaUler 406.

As expected, Tate picks proven winner

By The Associated Press Throwing his Hoosier loyalties aside, all-stater Lars Tate of Indianapolis North Central thinks he would rather throw in his lot with winners this fall. Today is the first day high school seniors may sign a national letter of intent to play college football. And as many former high school football stars waited to make earlier a nounced decisions official, Tate said Tuesday he had decided to join the Georgia Bulldogs. The 6foot-2, 207-pound Tate selected the Bulldogs after narrowing his decision to

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Georgia, Indiana and Michigan. The Indianapolis Star reported Wednesday that Tate selected Georgia because “I like the school, I like the coach (Vince Dooley. I like the climate and I feel like I have a chance to play right away.” Before making his decision, Tate said, “I think I need to be around people who are winning I know I’m from Indiana, but I don’t think they are going to any bowl games for a while.” The two-time Associated Press All-State first-team pick visited the Athens, Ga., campus last weekend. “The people were real frien-

dly,” said Tate, who ran for 1,417 yards and 16 touchdowns last fall. “I like the staff. ” Georgia’s Bulldogs have compiled a 43-4-1 record with four major bowl appearances since the turn of the decade. It’s also the school that built an offense around Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker. Bill Mallory, Indiana’s new head coach, and Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler both talked with Tate this week in an effort to have him join their squad. Mallory, who emphasizes the I-formation, craves a back with Tate’s running ability.

"He’d carry the ball 28 or 30 times a game down here,” said one source close to the IU staff. Indiana has 29 scholarships available with plans to give 26 to high school seniors and three to junior college transfers. As of Monday, the Hoosiers had received verbal commitments from 22 recruits. Mallory, who took over when Sam Wyche left for the Cincinnati Bengals in late December, concentrated his recruiting in Indiana and Illinois. “Without blowing smoke,” Mallory said last week, “I do think we have made some good headway.”

February 8,1984, The Putnam County Banner-Graphic

At Purdue, Coach Leon Burtnett has heard verbal commitments from 25 players. If he signs all of them this week, he will have fulfilled his goal. “We’re getting the type of kid we need for positions we needed help with next year,” Burtnett said. “I think there are four or five kids who might give us immediate help.” A running back rated high on Purdue’s wish list when the recruiting campaign began. And, Burtnett said, “We definitely got one of the good ones” in a player from Georgia who he declined to identify. The Boilers have received

commitments from five Indiana high school players. Purdue was expecting to sign lineman Todd Tyree of Lafayettte Jeff, kicker John Pawlus of Highland, Tim Walker of Chesterton, tailback-linebacker Tony Grant of Jeffersonville pnd wide receiver Troy Burgess of New Castle. Pawlus, Walker and Burgess were all membei-s of AP’s Class AAAA All-State first-team. Notre Dame isn’t planning io sign any in state players. But Coach Gerry Faust said Monday he has received 11 verbal commitments from high school seniors around the nation. *

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