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Indiana High School Basketball Alexandria 70, Peru 59 And. Madison Hts 60, Carmel 54 Angola 45, Leo 42 Austin 61, Lanesvilless Avon 67, Cascade 58 Barr-Reeve 55, Pike Central 38 Batesville44, Brookville4l Bellmont 110, Columbia City 62 Benton Central 81, Seeger 39 Bethany Christian 71, Howe Military 49 Blackford 99, Madison-Grant 79 Eloomfield 36, Shakamak 34 Bloomington South 57, Washington 43 Bloomington North 65, Edgewood 64 Blue River 64, Tri 46 Boone Grove 66, Washington Twp. 60 Borden 84, Medora 50 Calumet 68, Chicago St. James 60 Carroll (Allen) 68, Homestead 45 Carroll (Carroll) 62, Winamac 48 Cass 82, Rochester 60 Caston 54, West Central 47 Center Grove 68, Plainfield 67, OT Centerville 44, Northeastern 43 Clarksville 62, Silver Creek 61 Clinton Prairie 75, Rossville 58 Cloverdale 61, Clay City 56 Connersville 80, Rushville 59 Corydon7s, N. Harrison 70 Covington 66, Fountain Central 64 Crown Point 59, Kankakee Valley 50 Culver Community 61, Glenn 55 Daleville 75, Monroe Cent. 58 Danville 64, Brownsburgs6 DeKalb67, Garrett 52 Decatur Central 49, Whiteland 43 Delta 65, Cowan 33 E Chicago Roosevelt 98, Hammond Clark 56 East Central 60, Union County 53 East Noble 69, Bluffton 62 Elkhart Memorial 66, Plymouth 63 Ev Bosse 65, Boonville 60 Ev Memorial 39, NE Dubois 37 FW Dwenger 62, FW Concordia 51 FW Harding 65, Woodlan 62 FW Luers 49, FW Elmhurst 48 Fairfield 70, Prairie Heights 62 Forest Park 52, North Posey 49 Fort Wayne Wayne 53, FW Snider 45 Frankfort 89, Clinton Central 46 Franklin 71, Beech Grove 41 Ft. Wayne Northrop 91, Ft, Wayne North 58 Gary Roosevelt 58, Valparaiso 48 Gary West 40, Merrillville 37 Gary Wirt 84, Andrean 51 Greencastle 78, Tri-West 70 Hamilton 72, Central Noble 51 Hammond Morton 70, Griffith 61 Hammond Noll 72, Hammond Gavit 65, OT Henry ville 55, S.Central 35 Huntington North 74, Warsaw 69, OT Indpls Attucks 55, Indpls Howe 53 Indpls Broad Ripple 66, Indpls Chatard 62 Indpls Manual6l, Indpls Cathedral 51 Indpls Pike 55, Noblesvilles3 Indpls Ritter 96, Westfield 51 Indpls Roncalli 50, Indpls Tech 42 rnttpteScecinasl, Indpls Marshall 50 Indpls Washington 61, Indpls Northwest 58 Jac-Cen-Del 70, Milan 62 Jasper 63, TH South 59, OT Jasper 63, TH South 59, OT Knights town 65, Shenandoah 63,20 T Knox 45, Argos 39 Kouts 70, North Newton 62 LaPorte 60, New Prairie 56 LaPorte LaLumiere64. Calumet Baptist 37 LaVille 62, Bremen 54 Lafayette Catholic 74, Western Boone 38 Lafayette Jeff 63, Kokomo 62,20 T Lake Central 51, Chesterton 49 Lake Sta tion 61, Lowell 59 Lawrence Central 58, Indpls N.Central 55 Ijawrence North 87, Indpls Brebeuf 60 Lawrenceburg 78, Rising Sun 43 Lebanon 55, Crawfordsville 53 Madison 58, Jennings Co. 54 Manchester 56, Southwood 54, OT Manonaquah67, North Miami 48 Marion 70, Anderson 62 Mich City Rogers 76, Mich City Marquette 42 Mishawaka Marian 48, Mishawaka 44 Mississinewa 58, Oak Hill 45 Mitchell 63, Paoli 57 Morgan Township 66, Westville 53 Mt. Vernon (Hancock) 69, Zionsville 41 Muncie Burris 55, Marion Bennett 40 Muncie Central 79, Logans port 55 Munster 65, Hammond 56 N.Central (Sullivan) 78, Eminence6s New Albany 82, Columbus East 77 New Palestine 74, Eastern Hancock 47 New Washington 55, Madison Shawe 54 North Montgomery 69, W.Lafayette 68 Oregon-Davis 72, LaCrosse 51 Orleans 64, Springs Valley 55 Owen Valley 74, N.Putnam 43 Pekin Eastern 65, W Washington 62 Perry Central 45, Ev. North 41 Princeton 69, Ev. Central 63 Randolph So. 55, Union City 53, OT Rensselaer 41, Tri-County 35 Richmond 73, New Castle 71 SB LaSalle 85, FW South 81, OT SB St. Joseph's 56, SB Washington 54 Salem 54, Brownstown 50 Scottsburg 66, Charlestown 60 Seymour 42, Southport 40 Shoals 85, N.Daviess 59 South Adams 69, Winchester 56 South Decatur 58, Edinburgh 47 South Newton 73, Sheldon (111.) 44 South Putnam 100, Monrovia 64 South Ripley 74, Greenfield 74 South Vermillion7l, W.Vigo6s Southern Wells 61, Eastbrook 55 Southmont6o, N.Vermillions4 Southridge 51, Wood Memorial 46 Southwestern (Shelby) 66, Morton Memorial 25 Speedway 53, Mooresville 40 Sullivan 82. Worthington 52

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Switzerland Co. 66, Southwestern (Jeff.) 61 Terre Haute North 67, Northview 48 Tippecanoe Valley 62, Triton 58 Tri-Central 77, Taylor 75 Triton Central 71, Waldron 60 Twin Lakes 61, Pioneer 59 Vincennes 70, South Knox 46 Washington Catholic 61, Switz City 43 Wes-Del 84, Union (Modoc) 63 Western (Howard) 51, Northwestern 49 Westview 55, Churubusco 49 Parke County Tournament Turkey Run 56, Montezuma 54 Rockvilles2, RosedaleSO College Basketball Scores SOUTH Alabama 65, Kent State 64 Alabama 65, Kent St. 64 Auburn 61, Ala. Birmingham 59 Baptist 67, Bethune-Cookman 62 Florida 68, Florida St. 65 Georgia Southern 70, Eckerd 62 Georgia Tech 96, Tennessee Tech 78 Old Dominion 107, S.C.-Aiken 72 South Florida 65, Long Island 64, OT Vanderbilt 87, Yale 72 MIDWEST E Michigan 85, Chicago St. 76 Northern lowa 64, South Carolina St. 61, OT Oberlin 66, Olivet 52 S. Illinois 64, Missouri-Kansas City 53 Youngstown St. 81, Alabama St. 55 SOUTHWEST Hardin-Simmons 72, Dallas Baptist 49 FAR WEST Air Force 78, Idaho 67 Arizona 84, Tulsa 80 Gonzaga 69, Cent. Washington 61 Nev.-Las Vegas 88, Colorado St. 78 Portland 46, E. Washington 44 St. Mary’s 90, Cal-San Diego 67 Wyoming 91, South Dakota 74 TOURNAMENTS Apple Invitational First Round LaSalle 74, BYU73 Stanford 66, Pacific U. 53 Coca-Cola Classic First Round Middle Tenn. 80, Tennessee St. 60 Tn.-Chattanooga 64, Austin Peay 54 Decry Brothers Dome Classic First Round N lowa 64, S. Carolina St. 61, OT Youngstown St. 81, Alabama St. 55 Hawaii Tipoff First Round Marshall 98, New Orleans 78 Holy Cross Invitational First Round Brown 81, Holy Cross 68 Seton Hall 69, Rice 66 IPTAY First Round Clemson 90, Campbell 55 S.Alabama 86, Houston7o Joe Lapchick First Round St. Bona venture 73, St. Francis, NY. 59 St. John's 93, Lafayette 47 Mid-South Classic First Round Memphis St. 79, Arkansas St. 62 Southern Cal 73, S. Mississippi 72 Spartan Cutlass Classic First Round Army 87, Cent Michigan7s Michigan St. 77, W. Michigan 61 Sun Met Classic First Round Fresno St 61, Wis.-Green Bay 46 Washington 66, Ball State 55 Tribune Classic First Round New Mexico 57, Columbia 44 N Arizona 65, Jacksonville 64 UNCC Classic First Round Appalachian St. 77, N.C. Charlotte 68 W.Carolina 69, N.C.-Wilmington 68 UVB Invitational First Round Richmond 68, Tampa 59 V irginia 72, Loyola, Md., 60 National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pet.. GB Boston 13 1 .929 Philadelphia 12 4 .750 2 Washington 11 7 611 4 New Jersey 8 8 .500 6 New York 811 .421 7'/j Central Division Milwaukee 11 7 .611 Chicago 9 9 .500 2 Detroit 8 9 .471 Atlanta 7 10 .412 3 1 /! Indiana 5 13 .278 6 Cleveland 2 13 .133 7 '/i WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 12 3 .800 Houston 12 5 .706 1 Dallas 9 9 .500 4 '/a Utah 9 9 .500 41*! San Antonio 7 9 .438 5Vi Kansas City 3 13 188 9'i Pacific Division L. A. Lakers 12 6 .667 - Phoenix 10 8 .556 2 Portland 10 8 .556 2 Golden State 6 11 .353 5Vi Seattle 6 11 .353 5V* LA. Clippers 6 12 .333 6 Friday’s Games Washington 114, Detroit 106 Houston 116, Atlanta 102 New Jersey 123, Indiana 100

Philadelphia 126, Portland 116 Dallas 108, Seattle 98 Milwaukee 118, New York 100 Utah 116, Denver 97 Chicago 104, LA Clippers 100 LA Lakers 130, Kansas City 121 Saturday's Games Detroit at Indiana Portland at New York Milwaukee at Washington Boston at Cleveland Seattle at Houston LA Clippers at San Antonio Utah at Denver Golden State at Phoenix National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE East W. L. T.Pct.. PF. PA x-Miami 12 1 0 .923 416 215 New England 8 5 0 .615 319 282 NY. Jets 670 462 280 286 Indianapolis 4 9 0 .308 197 342 Buffalo 1 12 0 .077 191 366 Central Pittsburgh 7 6 0 .538 331 260 Cincinnati 5 8 0 385 243 280 Cleveland 4 9 0 .308 186 234 Houston 2 11 0 .154 181 363 West Seattle 11 2 0 .846 359 200 y-Denver 11 2 0 ,846 293 198 LA. Raiders 9 4 0 .692 292 228 San Diego 6 7 0 .462 340 348 Kansas City 5 8 0 .385 222 283 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Washington 9 5 0 .643 367 255 N Y. Giants 8 5 0 .615 255 250 Dallas 8 5 0 .615 233 240 St. Louis 7 6 0 .538 332 285 Philadelphia 5 7 1 .423 231 251 Central x-Chicago 9 4 0 .692 274 195 Green Bay 5 8 0 .385 305 267 Detroit 4 8 1 .346 250 316 Tampa Bay 4 9 0 .308 257 326 Minnesota ’ 3 11 0 .214 255 395 West x-San Francsc 12 1 0 .923 370 187 LA. Rams 8 5 0 615 269 260 New Orleans 6 7 0 .462 246 300 Atlanta 3 10 0 .231 232 314 x-clinched division title y-clinched wild-card playoff berth Thursday’s Game Washington 31, Minnesota 17 Sunday’s Games Cincinnati at Cleveland Indianapolis at Buffalo Dallas at Philadelphia Denver at Kansas City NY. Giants at NY. Jets Pittsburgh at Houston St Louis at New England San Francisco at Atlanta Tampa Bay at Green Bay Detroit at Seattle Los Angeles Raiders at Miami New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams Monday’s Game Chicago at San Diego Saturday, Dec. 8 Buffalo at New York Jets Minnesota at San Francisco Sunday, Dec. 9 Atlanta at Tampa Bay Cincinnati at New Orleans Cleveland at Pittsburgh Green Bay at Chicago Miami at Indianapolis New England at Philadelphia New York Giants' at St Louis Seattle at Kansas City Houston at Los Angeles Rams San Diego at Denver Washington at Dallas Monday, Dec. 10 Los Angeles Raiders at Detroit Friday's College Football Scores Bv The Associated Press EAST Temple 35, Toledo 6 National Hockey League Friday’s Games St Louis 5, Detroit 3 Edmonton 4, Hartford 2 Montreal 2, Buffalo 2, tie Toronto 3, NY Rangers 3, tie NY. Islanders 5, Winni Dee 2 Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Chicago at New Jersey Hartford at Quebec Buffalo at Montreal NY. Rangers at Toronto Calgary at Minnesota Detroit' at St. Louis Vancouver at Los Angeles Friday’s Sports Transactions By The Associated Press FOOTBALL National Football League CLEVELAND BROWNS- Reactivated Mike Pruitt, running back Placed Charles White, running back, on the injured reserve list. NEW YORK JETS—Waived Skip Lane, defensive back. Reactivated Kurt Sohn, wide receiver. COLLEGE ABILENE CHRISTIAN—Named John Payne head football coach MARYLAND—Reached a contract agreement with Bobby Ross, head football coach. UTAH—Named Jim Fassel head football coach.

Ex-Cloverdale coach Jim Miller guides upset of state champs

By The Associated Press It was teacher against pupil and defending state champion Warsaw got the lesson as Huntington North ended the Tigers’ winning streak at 18 Scott Hiers of Huntington North made a pair of free throws with no time on the clock to force the extra period, tying the game 67-67. Brian Reeder then scored five of his 26 points in the overtime to give unranked Huntington North a 74-69 victory over No. 6 Warsaw. The victory gave coach Jim Miller, who coached current Warsaw mentor A! Rhodes at Penn and later had him as an assistant at Warsaw, a 3-0 record for the new season. Warsaw slipped to 1-1. Miller also coached Cloverdale to the Final Four in 1966, losing to Indianapolis Tech in the afternoon game. He left Cloverdale after the 1966-67 season in which the Clovers were unbeaten in the regular season but lost in the Brazil sectional. In other Friday action, No. 3 Marion downed No. 7 Anderson 70-62 as center Jay Teagle answered some who have been critical of his play by scoring 25 points, pulling down seven rebounds and blocking seven shots. The 6-foot-10 senior hit 8 of 14 shots from the field and was perfect on nine free throws. His defense was also a key to a

'They whooped us'

Pacer pride isn't showing much in 23-point loss

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - New Jersey Nets Coach Stan Albeck says his players have been “picking up for one another” when starting center Darryl Dawkins was sidelined with a back injury early in the season. With seven Nets players scoring in double digits, the teamwork was evidenl Friday night when New Jersey com fortably defeated the Indiana Pacers 123 100 in a National Basketball Association game. Buck Williams led the way with 23 poin ts, 19 of them in the first half, while Otis Birdsong and Albert King contributed 17 each. “I was in a good shooting groove in the first half,” said Williams who added a team-high nine rebounds. “Everyone kepi passing to me and looking for me tc shoot.” “They whooped us one-on-one," said In

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woeful shooting performance (32 percent) by the Indians. “If the people in Marion are disap pointed in Jay Teagle’s play, take him out of the lineup for a couple games and sec what happens,” Anderson Coach Norm Held said. “If he hadn’t been in their lineup tonight, we’d have won by 15. He was a very awesome force.” “Jay had the game of his career. He became very active in the offense and continued to play strong defense,” said Marion Coach Bill Green. In another game matching two ranked teams, No. 11 Richmond edged No. 16 New Castle 73-71 after leading by as many as 12 points in the third quarter. Richmond had five players in double figures with Dennis Williams scoring 19 to lead the attack Todd Graf had 18 for the winning Red Devils, along with 18 rebounds. New Castle pulled to within three at 68 65 on a Jason Duff steal and layin. But the Red Devils made five of eight free throws down the stretch to hold off the threat. Sean Alford topped New Castle with 18 points. Haynes and Duff each had 15 with Duff getting 13 rebounds. In other action involving rated teams, No. 4 Fort Wayne Northrop routed Fort Wayne North 91-58; No. 8 Lafayette Jeff needed two overtime periods to hold off Kokomo 63-62; No. 9 Fort Wayne Harding

diana Coach George Irvine whose team ie now 5-13. “We didn't get off to a good start Our guys don’t seem to realize the mattei of preparation you need to win in this league.” Added Albeck: “We’ve passed anc rebounded very well in the first half anc did the job defensively in the second half We were playing a dangerous team, and couldn’t afford to take them for granted.” Williams contributed a pair of baskets in a 10-1 spree early in the second period that turned a one-point deficit into a 44-35 advantage, giving the Nets, now 8-8, a lead they never lost. Indiana cut the gap to 57-51 late in the second quarter, but the Nets scored nine of the last 11 points, including four by Mike Gminski, to take a 13-point cushion into the locker room. Nets guard Micheal Ray Richardson and Pacer reserve forward Bill Garnett were

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squeaked past Woodlan 65-62; Gary Roosevelt handed No. 13 Valparaiso its second loss of the young season, 58-48; and No. 14 Vincennes opening its season by pounding South Knox as junior Paul Hen drixson hit 10 of 18 shots from the field. No. 15 Indinapolis Brebeuf slumped to 1 3 as it fell to Lawrence North 87-60: No. 17 Bellmont bombed Columbia City 110-62 with center Kip Jones scoring; No. 19 Hammond Noll posted a 72-65 overtime decision over Hammond Gavit; and South Bend LaSalle spoiled the season-opener for No. 20 Fort Wayne South with an 85-81 overtime triumph. Huntington North, despite Gary Paul's 25 points, appeared headed for defeat at the end of regulation play. Warsaw, seemed to have the game in hand with Jeff Grose on the foul line with just three secon ds left in regulation time and the Tigers ahead, 66-65. Grose hit the front end of a one-and-one but missed the second shot tr give the Vikings one last chance to tie. Huntington had squandered foui straight one-and-one opportunities in tht final 1:47 to turn victory into defeat, or sc it seemed. Grose, who had 21 of his game-high 30 points after the intemission, made a lav-in to tie the game at 69-69. Reeder then hit a three-point play with just 29 seconds to play, giving the Vikings a 72-69 lead.

both ejected from the game for fighting with 8:10 remaining in the third period Richardson had come to the aid of team mate Mike O’Koren who had been knocked to the floor by Garnett as he attempted to drive to the basket. “I wasn’t surprised Sugar (Richardson) stepped in,” said O’Koren. "He’s that kind of guy. He’s done it before.” INDIANA (100) H Williams 9-15 1-2 19. Kellogg 3 102-4 8, Stipanoviche 12 6-6 18, Brown 3-11 0-2 6, Sichting 7-9 2-4 17, Fleming 6-11 <M) 12, Garnett 1-3 04) 2, Durrani 0-2 2-2 2, Gray 0-1 1-2 I, Waiters 2-3 0-0 4, Thomas 4-9 2 2 11. Stansburv 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 41-86 16-24 100 NEW JERSEY (123) o'Koren3-8 2-2 9, B Williams 9-11 5-7 23. Gminski 7-10 0 2 14, Birdsong 6-14 5 11 17. Richardson 5-8 0-0 10, King 7-12 3-4 17, Cooke 4-102-2 10, G Johnson 0-1 0-00, Ransey 7-102 2 16, Sappleton 1-2 1-2 3. Turner 1-2 2-2 4 Totals 50-88 22-34 123 Three-point goals—Sichting. Thomas, O'Koren. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Indiana 50 (Kellogg 10). New Jersey 53 (B Williams 9). Assists Indiana 15 (Kellogg Stipanovich 3), New Jersey 24 (Ransey 6) Total fouls—lndiana 31, New Jersey 19 Technicals—New Jer sev illegal defense 2, Garnett 2-ejected, Richardson 2 ejected. A—10.833

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