Banner Graphic, Volume 15, Number 49, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1984 — Page 10

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CHUCK NOLL No problems

Steelers to stick with winning QB PITTSBURGH (AP) - For the first time in a month, the Pittsburgh Steelers don’t have their weekly quarterback controversy. Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll, in an upbeat mood Monday following a 35-10 demolition of the Atlanta Falcons, said Mark Malone will start next Sunday for the second week in a row. Malone directed the Steelers’ 20-17 upset of the San Francisco 49ers on Oct. 14, his first start in three years, but found himself back on the bench a week later when the Steelers lost to the Indianapolis Colts with David Woodley at quarterback. Malone was back on the field and Woodley was back on the bench with a bad leg Sunday against the Falcons, who succumbed to three Malone touchdown pqsses and an alert Steeler defense that forced three turnovers. Malone tossed scoring strikes of 31 and 20 yards to John Stallworth and 7 yards to running back Rich Erenberg and “overcame some early adversity and wasn’t thrown by misfortune,” Noll said. Noll said his decision to start Malone isn’t a slap at Woodley, who reinjured his right leg in warmups Sunday. “He has to be well to challenge for the job,” Noll said. “When someone comes in and does exceptionally well, it’s tough to come back in. It isn’t so much that David has lost the position ... he isn’t able to play. He’s hurting right now. Mark is doing it right now and David isn’t sharp and isn’t ready to play,” Noll said. Noll was asked that when Woodley is ready physically, if it wouldn’t be in the Steelers’ best interest to designate a starting quarterback and forego the weekly air of uncertainty. “You do what you have to do to win,” Noll said. “If that’s playing one guy, that’s it.” Noll, in contrast to his unhappiness after the Colts’ loss, cracked jokes and even • made a reference to now-retired Steelers’ quarterback Terry Bradshaw, a frequent topic of discussion in past Noll news conferences. “He prepared as well as anyone I’ve seen prepare,” Noll said of Malone. “He took films home and came back with a list of things he needed to know. He worked very hard in his preparation.” Former Steelers’ running back Rocky Bleier, now a TV sportscaster, then piped up, in an inferred reference to Bradshaw. “Is that something unusual for your quarterback?” Bleier asked. Noll joined in the laughter, knowing that if Bradshaw was ever unprepared in 14 National Football League seasons, it didn’t show. “When you’re nearsighted, it’s difficult to prepare,” Noll joked. Noll referred to Bradshaw’s recent claim that he had previously undisclosed vision problems that often made his own receivers indistinguishable from opposing defensive backs.

HE HASN’T MISSED A DAY

Since his first election to the Indiana General Assembly in 1966, John Thomas has never missed a day of the legislature. While the legislature is in session, he commutes daily between his Brazil home and the Statehouse in Indianapolis. Although legislative sessions often run late, he returns home each evening, making himself easily accessible to the citizens he represents. During his daily trips between his district and the Statehouse, he’s taken along more than 1,100 high school students from Putnam and Clay counties to serve as pages in the Indiana House of Representatives. Eighteen years without missing a day that’s dedication. kelecJOHN THOMAS State Representative

Win keeps Seahawks in line for some extras

SAN DlEGO (AP) season, Seattle’s 7-2 record might place the Seahawks atop the AFC West standings. It certainly would put them in commanding position to gain a National Football League playoff berth. This year, 7-2 is good for only a secondplace tie in the rugged division, and Seattle’s 24-0 manhandling of San Diego on Monday night was needed simply to keep apace of its peers. “We’ve still got some things to do, and some more games left in the season to do them,” said quarterback Dave Krieg, who threw for 282 yards and connected with Steve Largent for three touchdowns. “Seven-and-two in this division doesn’t assure you of anything.” Seattle remains tied with the Los Angeles Raiders, one game behind frontrunning Denver in the division. The Seahawks play the Raiders once more and still have two games left with Denver. Seattle sacked San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts six times for 47 yards in losses and forced the Chargers into four turnovers. It was reminiscent of the teams’ first meeting this year, when San Diego

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Big test ahead for Bengals

CINCINNATI (AP) Kookie Cincinnati Coach Sam Wyche, whose Bengals trail Pittsburgh by two games in the Central Division of the American Football Conference, is hoping his team plays as well against San Francisco as it did last Sunday against Houston. The Bengals, who won 31-13 over the Oilers, have not allowed a passing touchdown in 17 quarters. “I really hadn’t thought of that,” saids Wyche, “but it’s a good stat. I think what’s happening is that our defensive backs are making the plays. Earlier in the year, they were in position to make the plays but just not making them.” Wyche was asked what he told the team before its workout Monday. “Here’s what I told them: ‘There’s a lot

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coughed up the ball eight times in a 31-17 loss. “We just didn’t execute the way we should,” wide receiver Charlie Joiner said. “It was pretty much the same thing (as last time). They play good defense and are very good on special teams. “Those things happen. We keep saying, ‘We have to rebound, we have to rebound,’ and we’ve just got to keep saying it until we do.” The Chargers, playing without injured receivers Kellen Winslow and Wes Chandler and using limping tight ends Pete Holohan and Eric Sievers sparingly, suffered their first shutout since a 7-0 loss to Denver five years ago. San Diego netted 201 total yards, less than half its average.

Badger named player of week

CHICAGO (AP) Marck Harrison of Wisconsin has been named Midwest Player of the Week on offense by The Associated Press. Harrison, a 5-9, 190-pound senior from Columbus, Ohio, led the Badgers to a 16-14 upset victory over Ohio State

of can’ts if we want to win Sunday. You can’t fumble. You can’t throw interceptions. You can’t drop interceptions. You can’t line up wrong. You can’t jump offside. You can’t hold.’ “We’ve got to play even better than we did if we want to beat San Francisco,” said Wyche. “We can’t lose the Pittsburgh game,” in two weeks, said Wyche. The Bengals announced Monday that the Nov. 11 game with the Steelers is a sellout. Halfback James Brooks, who has been less than prominent following the preseason trade that sent fullback Pete Johnson to San Diego, had his best day as a Bengal, rushing for 76 yards on 12 carries. He also caught three passes for 15 yards against the Oilers.

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Fouts was intercepted twice and lost a fumble and running back Lionel James was picked off on an attempted fleaflicker. All three interceptions were made by Kenny Easley, whose feat set a team record. “There’s not much to say,” San Diego Coach Don Coryell said. “All of us are embarrassed we played as poorly as we did. All we can look forward to is getting everybody pieced back together and be a spoiler.” Coryell had acknowledged last week that his team needed to beat the Seahawks to retain any chance of making post-season play. The Chargers are 4-5, with all five losses coming to fellow AFC West teams.

by rushing 31 times for 202 yards. He also caught two passes for six yards. That made it a clean sweep for the Badgers. Earlier, linebacker Craig Raddatz was named Player of the Week on defense with eight tackles and two interceptions.

told him to wait and finally, after four days of waiting, this 10-point buck became the trophy. Field dressed, this deer weighed 210 pounds and was about eight years old. (Banner-Graphic photo by Bob Frazier).

Legal Notice STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM SS: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT 1984 TERM CAUSE NUMBER: CV-84-388 FLOSSIE BOSWELL HARMLESS FLOSSIE BOSWELL HARMLESS, as trustee AMY CUNNINGHAM IRWIN WAYNE CUNNINGHAM VS. GEORGE 0. CUNNINGHAM, et al to: GERALD STAGGS MILDRED STAGGS THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, HUSBANDS. WIVES, WIDOWS, WIDOWERS, SUCCESSORS, EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, GUARDIANS, TRUSTEES, RECEIVERS, GRANTEES, LESSEES OF JOHN S. BOSWELL, deceased: Oscar Boswell, deceased: Earl Boswell, deceased: Amy Boswell, deceased: Eula Boswell, deceased: Francis Gertrude Boswell, deceased: Cora Boswell, deceased: Eugene Staggs, deceased: Eldon Staggs, deceased: Worth Cunningham, deceased: Otis Cunningham, deceased: Granville Cunningham, deceased: Lorenz Cunningham, deceased: Ivene Abbott, deceased: Cecil Cunningham, deceased: Viola Boswell Elliot, deceased: and June Boswell Cassady, deceased. NOTICED BY PUBLICATION OF COMPLAINT TO QUIET TITLE Bnd TO PARTITION REAL ESTATE The State of Indiana to the above named as defendants and any other person who may be concerned. BE IT KNOWN, that on the 18th day of October, 1984, the above named Plaintiff (s), by Delbert H. Brewer, Attorney at Law, tiled In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, State of Indiana, their Complaint against the above named Defendants, other defendants who are being served by personal service, and against the world to quiet title and to partition real estate described as follows: Tract I. Part of the north half of the west hall of the southeast quarter of Section 28, Township 15 North of Range 5 West. Beginning at a point 10 rods west of a stone at the northeast corner of the west half of said southeast quarter of said Section 28, Township 15 North of Range 5 West, running thence West 10 rods: thence South 80 rods: thence east 10 rods: thence north 80 rods to the point of beginning, containing 5 acres. Tract 11. A part of the north half of the west half of the southeast quarter of Section 28, Township 15 North, Range 5 West, beginning at a point 20 rods west ol a stone at the northeast corner of the west half of the southeast quarter of said Section 28, Township 15 North, Range 5 West, running thence west 30 rods; thence south 80 rods; thence east 30 rods; thence north 80 rods to the place of beginning, containing 15 acres, more or less. That Tract I Is entitled to Flossie Harmless, as Trustee lor the benefit of the heirs of John S. Boswell 111, as shown In a Stipulation of Agreed Entry In the case of William F. Hall vs. Nellie Eversole, et al, in the Putnam Circuit Court, Cause Number CV 80-114. That the Plaintiff Flossie Harmless entered Into the Stipulation of Agreed Entry by reason that she was the only party who filed an Answer and that all other parties were defaulted In said action and that the said Flossie Harmless did taka title In trust for and on behalf of the heirs of John S. Boswell, 111. That record title to Tract II Is shown to be in

Jacks & Jills Oct. 7. 19*4 STANDINGS w 1 R-2. D-2 29 7 B&l 22 1# Elliott & Walton Const 22 10 No. 12 29 I 2 Varsity Danes 18 4 C'l 1* '« Gamblers 19 19 Tough Onrs 1® 49 My Friends 19 19 The In-Betweens < 4 49 lips & Downs 12 20 Fun Seekers 12 20 Clumsy F’our 10 22 I. & M’s » 23 High Team Game: B & L, 860. High Team Series: B & 1.. 2361. High Ind. Game: I). Layton, 234. High Ind. Series: D. Layton, 568. Series over 400 (female): J. Alex, 520; J. Sage, 524; B. Wilson, 519; J. Clifford, 492; B.J. Decker, 471; B. Edmonds. 448; T. Stout, 441; A. Lvon, 438: B. Reeves, 436; N. Strothers, 428; J. Barnett, 424, G. Layton, 422; B. Nelson, 421; S. Cash, 412; C. Crawley, 407. Series over 500 (male): D. Layton, 568; C. Alex, 546; P. Reeves, 539; G. Dickerson, 519; J. Cash, 512. Putnam County League Oct. 11,1984 STANDINGS W. L. B&P Rental 43 21 Greencastle Mfg. I 42 22 Branneman Realty 40 24 Cash Concrete 39 25 Taylors’ Patio 36 28 A-H Hoffman 34 30 GreencastleMfg.il 32 32 Haltom Electric 28 36 P-M Video 28 36 Fairway Waffle House 28 36 Carney Chev. Buick 26 38 Hassler Trucking 26 38 MGM Trucking 24 40 Butler Livestock 22 42 High Team Game: Taylors’ Patio, 1066. High Team Series: Taylors’ Patio, 3170. High Ind. Game: Jerry Williams, 247. High Ind. Series: Jerry Williams, 649. Series over 500 (male): J. Williams, 649; M. Johnson, 622; B. Branham, 622, S. Sutherlin, 592; J. Hartman, 589; D. Sutherlin, 585; R. Lancaster, 575; J. Scott, 571; H. Ilolderfiekl. 563; R. Duncan. 561; J. Cash, 545; F. Aubrey, 538; F. Middleton. 537; K. Inman, 537; T. Eastham. 535; D. Ruhlig, 529; L. Manion, 528; T. DeVylder, 523; E. Routt, 521; M. Quinnette, 519; W. Crawley, 517; D. Greenwell, 507; R. Taylor, 505. Stardust Mixed League Oct. 14, 1984 STANDINGS W. L. Strike Outs 32 8 Guys & Dolls Part I 30 10 Pinbusters 28 12 High Rollers 22 18 No. 9 20 20 Go-Fers 18 22 L'ps& Downs 15 25 The 4-B's 15 25 No. 7 11 29 Pin Wreckers 9 31 High Team Game: Guys & Dolls Part I, 854. High Team Series: Guys & Dolls Parti, 2434. High Ind. Game: Joyce Sage, 223; Rodney Cline, 209. High Ind. Series: Joyce Sage. 607; BobPettlt. 571. Series over 400 (female): J. Sage, 607; D. Guthridge, 537; S. Barger, 495; P. Chezem, 486; B.J. Decker, 446; D. Campbell, 439; M. Hayden, 432; S. McQueen, 430; L. Monnett, 427; F. Beams, 405; F. Sutton, 403. Series over 500 (male): B. Pettit, 571; T. McQueen, 535; D. Grimes, 535; B. Branham, 517; J. Hacker, 507. First Citizens League Oct. 19.1984 STANDINGS W. L. C.C.I 42 30 Operation Life 40 32 Have Guns Will Trade 40 32 IGA 35 37 Tavlor Graphics 31 41 Special T Fair 28 44 High Team Game: IGA, 750. High Team Series: IGA. 2074. High Ind. Game: DeneseCrockford, 202. High Ind. Series: Janet Dickerson, 531. Series over 400 (female): J. Dickerson, 531; D. Crockford, 521; M. McKay, 483; D. Gross. 458; C. Bumgardner (sub.), 440; M. Whybrew, 432: D. Hamilton, 420: R. SaUier, 416; J. Owen, 413; C. Pritchard, 411. Rhine's Market Oct. 22,1984 STANDINGS W. L. K&W Marine 52 12 F'urr’slns 42 22 Fabricated Metal Prod 38 26 Lone Star 36 28 Lone Star Pros 36 28 Sportsman's 32 32 RMS Painting 28 36 Ma Stroud's 26 38 C'dale Shirt Shop & Laun 20 44 Swope Realty It Auc 10 54 High Team Game: K&W Marine, 708. HighTeamSeries: K&WMarine, 1943. High Ind. Game: Carla Johnson, 207. High Ind. Series: Carla Johnson. 600. Series over 450 (female): C. Johnson, 600; Jeanie Helton, 545; Diane Zimmerman, 501; Meriam Williams, 452; Dalene Kincade. 450.

the name ol John S. Boswell, now deceased, by reason ot a deed dated the 23rd day ol January, 1888, and recorded at Book 31, Page 318, In the Ottlce of the Recorder ol Putnam County, Indiana, which said rest estate now belongs to the heirs ot John S. Boswell, a/kfa John S. Boswell. 111, (hereinafter referred to as "Record Owner") which said heirs are the Plaintiffs and Defendants herein. The Plaintiff (s) filed In said Clerk's Office an Affidavit stating that with the exception of the above named Individuals and for those persons shown as deceased In the public records that upon diligent Inquiry, that they do not know whether any of the Delendants are living or dead or their legal address or whether they are married or not; and that they do not know the whereabouts of such husbands or wives, widows, widowers, If such there be; that if any of the Defendants are dead leaving heirs or devisees of said real estate; their legal names or residences; any successors, executors, administrators, personal representatives, guardians, trustees, receivers, grantees, or lessees. This is a complaint to quiet title and to partition the real estate described and names all persons known who have had any Interest In said property. This summons by publication Is specifically directed to the named defendant (s) whose whereabouts are unknown. In addition to the above named defendants being served by this summons there are other defendants who have an Interest In this Isw suit, who have been served by personal service. If you have a claim for relief against the Plaintiff (s) arising from the same transaction or occurrence, you must assert It In your written answer. You must answer the complaint In writing by you or your attorney on or before the 15th day of December. 1984, and II you fail to do so, the same will be heard snd determined in their absence and a judgment will be entered against you lor what the plaintiff (s) have demanded. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of this Court, this 18th day of October, 1984. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk, Putnam Circuit Court Delbert H. Brewer Brewer, Lowe t LaVlolette Attorneys at Law Post Office Box 545 110 West Walnut Street Greencastle. Indiana 46135 Phone: (317)653-8491 Oct. 23/30/6/3T Legal Notice NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 84-94 Notice la hereby given that Central National Bank of Qreencaatle, IN was on the 15th day of October, 1984, appointed executor of the will of Flora Hazel Smith, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due, must file the same In said court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 15th day of October, 1984. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Boyd & Young Attorneys Oct. 23/30/2T

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Automotive League Oct. 16. 1984 STANDINGS 1 Torr’s Restaurant 55 ,7 Alexander Masonry 99 22 House of Phones 29 Branagin Oil Co 44 ® Lone Star 49 32 Clay Co. R.T.C 39 33 Cloverdale Auto Parts 39 34 Moose Lodge 39 34 Mallory’s 39 34 3-D Auto Parts 39 39 Kenney’s Machine Shop 26 46 R&M Bicycle Sales 24 49 Tom Jones Auc. & Realty 22 99 Hartman Lumber 10 62 High Team Game: Branagin Oil Co., 1041. High Team Series: 3-D Auto Parts. 2962. High Ind. Game: Bob Branham (sub.), 256. High Ind. Series: Bob England, 625. Series over 500 (male): R. England, 625; R. Branahm, (sub.), 607; J. Williams, 582; L. Neeley, 576; D. Isom, 558; M. Williamson, 550; D. Grimes 548; B. Watts, 518; C. Alex, 539; K. Rader (sub.), 537; S. Sutherlin, 536; R. MeCammack, 533; L. Cooper, 528; N. Hoffa, 528; B. Jones, 523; B. Parrish, 523; M. Bartley, 517: L. Wood (sub ), 512; R. Shoemaker, 510; J. Miller, 510; C. Smiley, 504; J. Rice, 503; J. Frost, 502; P. Gonzalaz, 502. Putnam County league Oct. 18,1981 STANDINGS W. L. B&P Rental 51 21 Branneman Realty 46 26 Cash Concrete 45 27 Taylor's Patio 44 28 Greencastle Mfg. I 44 28 A-H Hoffman 36 36 Greencastle Mfg. II 34 38 Haltom Electric 34 38 Carney Chev.-Buick 32 40 Butler Livestock 28 44 P-M Video 28 44 Fairway Waffle House 28 44 Hassler Trucking 28 44 MGM Trucking 26 46 High Team Game: Branneman Realty, 1044. High Team Series: Taylor's Patio, 3029. High Ind. Game: Mike Buis, 223. High Ind. Series: Richard Newman. 572. Series over 500 (male): R. Newman. 572; K. Buis. 566; S. Sutherlin 564; W. Crawley, 564; I). Cochran, 563; I). Hansel, 560; R. Taylor, 555; D. Sutherlin, 551; H. Holderfield, 548; J. Williams, 542; J. Sutton, 535; M. Adams, 534; C. Hughes, 533; R. Duncan, 533; F. Middleton. 525; K. Johnson, 522; L. Haltom, 520; T. Eastham. 519: J. Scott, 519; D. Greenwell, 512; M. Quinette, 511; l„ Hassler, 510; T. Sutherlin, 508; P. Lewandowski, 506: M. Buis, 504; T. Duggan, 504; M. Johnson, 500. City Bowling League Oct. 15,1984 STANDINGS W. L. Rustic Log Homes 38 18 Putnam Plastics 36 20 Double Decker 32 24 Elks 29 27 Moose 28 28 Feld's Carpets 22 34 Dairy Queen 20 36 Walton's Masonry 15 41 High Team Game: Double Decker, 1087. High Team Series: Rustic Log Homes, 3025. High Ind. Game: Doc Bond, 223. High Ind. Series: Doc Bond. 619. Scries over 500 (male): D. Bond, 619; L. Roberts, 595; F. Brewer, 579; E. Truax, 578; L. Neeley, 547; B. Johnson, 543; B. Watts, 541; T. Heckcl, 526; C. Higgins, 518; I). Bassett, 518; B. Higgins, 516; J. Jackman, 515; B. Pettit, 514; L. Leer, 512; J. Scobec, 506; R. Minnick, 502. Commercial League Oct. 25,1984 STANDINGS W. L. Phillips Electric 50 22 American Legion 42 30 Butcher Block 42 30 Curt's Flexers 40 32 State Farm Insurance 34 38 Hopkins Rector 32 40 R&M Bicycle 28 44 Bainbridge Feed & Grain 20 52 High Team Game: Curt's Flexers, 1075. High Team Series: Phillips Electric, 3022. High Ind. Game: Don Isom, Robert Gardner, 209. High Ind. Series: Don Isom, 608. Series over 500 (male): I). Isom, 608; R. Gardner. 576; T. Heckel, 544; S. Filicsky, 535; L. Cooper. 534; W. Barger, 513: K. Spencer, 510; R. Jordan, 502; R. Lancaster, 501. Commercial League Oct. 18.1984 STANDINGS 39 L. Phillips Electric 44 29 Curt's Flexers 39 29 American Legion 34 30 Butcher Block 34 39 State Farm Insurance 32 32 R&M Bicycle 29 39 Hopkins-Rector 26 38 Bainbridge Feed & Grain ...20 44 High Team Game: American Legion, 1075. High Team Series: American Legion, 3164. High Ind. Game: Lee Jones, 231. High Ind. Series: Don Isom, 610. Series over 500 (male): D. Isom, 610; T. Heckel, 585; F. Middleton. 556; F. Brewster, 547; B. Branham. 545; L. Jones, 543; J. Frost, 529; I). Bassett, 525; R. Jordan. 523: D. King, 522; P. Wilson, 517; W. Barger, 515; R. Brun, 503.

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