Banner Graphic, Volume 15, Number 103, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1985 — Page 8

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Trump plans to make it worth Flutie'stime to look at USFL

NEW YORK (AP) The scramble for the sendees of Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutie has begun. While the rival National Football League draft won’t be held until April 30, the United States Football League again got a head start with its third annual selection of college players today. Under USFL rules, Boston College players belong to New Jersey, thus giving the Generals the rights to Flutie, the All-American quarterback who finished his college career Tuesday by leading the Eagles to a 4528 Cotton Bowl triumph over Houston. “I’d like to play in the NFL, but I’d have to take a look at the USFL,’’ Flutie has said. “I can’t help but think about it. My thoughts are about what my worth is. I really don’t know what the future holds for me.”

Bears after another tough QB

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mike Singletary, whose shrieks and ferocious play have earned him the nickname “Samurai,” is generous in praise of the man he’ll try to clobber in the National Football Conference title game Sunday. Singletary, an All-Pro inside linebacker, is the heart and brains of the Chicago Bears’ defense, the growling monster in the middle. Although he didn’t get any of the seven sacks last Sunday on Washington quarterback Joe Theismann, Singletary hopes to notch a couple against this Sunday’s target, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana. “Looking at Montana, I certainly don’t feel that he’s any faster than Theismann, but his movements are more suave,” said Singletary. “He is more elusive because he knows exactly where his blocking is going to be.” Singletary, who reads signals from

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Donald Trump, owner of the Generals, has said he would make every effort to sign the 5-foot-9 3 4 Flutie, who holds the NCAA total offense record of 11,054 yards and will be long remembered for his lastsecond 48-yard touchdown pass that led the Eagles past Miami (Fla.) on the day after Thanksgiving. The USFL has signed the past two Heisman Trophy winners, Herschel Walker with New Jersey and Mike Rozier with Pittsburgh. The signing of Flutie would be a boost for the new league, which plans to go head-to-head against the NFL with a fall schedule in 1986. For 1985, the aligned and reduced USFL will operate the same wintersummer schedule, but this year will have 14 teams, four less than last

defensive coach Buddy Ryan before each play and then directs his teammates, said Montana “seemingly has eyes in the back of his head sometimes and he feels pressure very well. ’ ’ The bottom line, Singletary said, is that Montana will be harder to sack than Theismann. On the 49ers’ side, says All-Pro offensive tackle Keith Fahnhorst, “The key is pass protection.” When watching the Bears’ game film, “a lot of terrible things can go through your mind. Not only do they have a defensive scheme that’s pretty hard to block against, they have great personnel,” he added. Chicago’s defense broke an NFL record by registering 72 sacks in the regular season, and the Bears ranked first in the league defensively based on yards allowed, 241 per game. “They’ve got a real physical, very aggressive type of defense, and Mike Singletary is the best inside linebacker in the league,” 49ers fullback Roger Craig said. Singletary, bundled in wool cap, gloves

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season. In today’s draft, each team had the choice of 25 players from their territorial schools, plus a 15-round open draft of players from other schools. Birmingham, as a result of a trade with Orlando (formerly Washington), had the first choice in the open phase. Buffalo, 2-14 last season, has the No. 1 pick in the NFL. Key first-round players signed from the first round of the 1984 draft included quarterback Steve Young with Los Angeles, wide receiver Gary Clark with Jacksonville and running back Buford Jordan with New Orleans, now Portland. Thirteen players signed with the USFL after being selected in the 1984 NFL draft.

and sweat suit, sat in chilly sunshine at poolside before practice Wednesday at the training camp of last year’s Super Bowl champion, the Los Angeles Raiders, and talked about Chicago’s defensive game plan for the 49ers. “We’re going to have to have a contained rush at all times, if we’re going to be successful at all,” he said. “Pressure is what it’s all about.” One of the key things the Bears will have to do, Singletary said, is to stick tight to the 49ers’ receivers until the whistle blows. “San Francisco’s whole system is built on timing,” he said. “The receivers, along with Joe Montana, really have the timing down. Those receivers come off the line and they know just where to go, just where to turn, when the ball will be there. They make you work to cover them when Joe Montana’s scrambling.” Montana and the 49ers had a frustrating day in Chicago’s Soldier Field late in the 1983 season, losing 13-3. The Bears sacked Montana five times and intercepted two of his passes. Meyer next Colt coach? INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Ron Meyer, fired in the middle of the 1984 season by New England, says he has conferred with Indianapolis Colts general manager Jim Irsay about the team’s vacant head coaching job. Meyer said Wednesday night he is excited about being considered a possible replacement for Frank Kush. “I expect to have future talks with both Jim Irsay and his father,” Colts owner Robert Irsay, Meyer said. “I consider myself a candidate for the job.” Meyer has nearly five years experience with the National Football League. Hal Hunter, Colts’ interim coach who wants the job permanently, is in Palo Alto, Calif., this week scouting college seniors playing in the East-West all-star game Saturday.

Indiana High School Basketball Friday's Gaines By The Associated Press E.Chicago Washington 79, Hammond Morton 73 Jeffersonville 81, Louisville Central 51 Prarie Hts 62, Hamilton 56 Union City 53, Winchester 35 Greene Co. Tourney Shakamak44, N.Daviess 42 L&M7B, Eastern (Greene) 46 Indiana College Basketball Friday's Games By The Associated Press Central Michigan 78, Ball SI 75 Indiana 87, Michigan 62 Wabash 75, Metro SI 72 Wright St 82, Franklin 75 Wednesday's College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press EAST Boston Coll. 67, Providence 55 Canisius 56, New Hampshire 47 Drexel 89, Delaware 75 Fairfield 86, Dartmouth 70 Florida A&M97, Alabama St 90 Georgetown 73, Seton Hall 56 Lafayette 47, Colgate 40 Siena 84, Army 67 St. John's 57, Connecticut 51 Villanova 82, Syracuse 70 SOUTH Clemson 84, Appalachian St. 77 Davidson 68, Furman 67 Florida 84, Tennessee 70 Florida A&M 97, Alabama St. 90 George Mason 104, American U. 78 Georgia Southern7l, Campbell 63 Kentucky 68, Auburn 61 Louisiana St. 79, Georgia 74 Marshall 90, Delaware St 62 Maryland 58, N. Carolina St. 56 Memphis St. 73, Delta St. 61 SW Louisiana 63, Fresno St. 56 Tennessee St. 76, Austin Peay 75 Vanderbilt 63, Mississippi 61, OT Virginia 67, Virginia Tech 59 Wake Forest 64, William & Mary 47 MIDWEST Bradley 76, Creighton 72 Cincinnati 63, Florida St 62 Indiana 87, Michigan 62 Kent St. 80, Bowling Green 66 Marquette 66, Wis.-Green Bay 48 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 70, Texas A&M 67 Houston at Texas Christian, ppd. snow Southern Methodist 66, Rice 57 Texas-San Antonio 101, Baylor 91 Texas Tech 67, Texas 60 FAR WEST Colorado 81, Hartford 67 Gonzaga 56, Idaho 54 Nev -Las Vegas 142, Utah St 140,3 OT Hawaii-Hilo 93, A laska-Fairbanks 90 (2 OT) College Bowl Games At A Glance By The Associated Press Saturday, Jan. 5 East-West Shrine At Palo Alto, Calif East All-Stars vs West All-Stars Hula Bowl At Honolulu East All-Stars vs West All-Stars Saturday, Jan. 12 Freedom Classic At Atlanta Mideast All-Stars vs Southwest All-Stars Senior Bowl At Mobile, Ala. North All-Stars vs South All-Stars Sunday. Jan. 13 Ricoh Japan Bowl At Yokohama, Japan National Football League Playoffs At A Glance By The Associated Press Wild Card Games Saturday. Dec 22 Seattle 13, L A. Raiders 7 Sunday. Dec. 23 N Y. Giants 16, L A Rams 13 Conference Semifinals Saturday, Dec. 29 Miami 31, Seattle 10 San Francisco 21, N Y. Giants 10 Sunday. Dec. 30 Chicago 23, Washington 19 Pittsburgh 24, Denver 17 Conference Championships Sunday, Jan. 6 Pittsburgh at Miami Chicago at San Francisco Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 20 At Palo Alto. Calif. AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion

Worry Clinic

By George W. Crane, Ph. D.. M.D

Coaches can debate Dr. Melvin’s shrewd queries. Medically, the Miami Dolphins are handicapped in playing the Denver Broncos at Mile High Stadium! Scrapbook these cases. CASE I/-904: Dr. Melvin is a veterinarian who treats race horses. He’s one of the 3,000 doctors who wrote last fa’i for the booklet below. “Dr. Crane,” he began, "I have been vitally interested m your ideas regarding sea chemicals to prevent human ailments that are not due to any known germ or virus. “For if human tumors, like goiter, develop merely due to lack of a single trace chemical (iodine) but were banished by iodized salt, would a little sea water help produce healthier race horses? “And if race horses are in superb health, shouldn’t they be able to increase their maximum output at the Derby and other tracks! “So, do you think a little ocean water, mixed in their food or drink, might lop off a few seconds from their best former times?” GOD’S DRUGSTORE How do you readers vote on Dr. Melvin’s question? The oceans have been God’s Drugstore ever since the continents first rose up out of the seas. At that moment, the soil had the same chemicals as the oceans, so birds and animals, plas our primitive ancestors, could easily replenish the 49 soluble chemicals in their blood by either sipping sea water or via the vegetables, fruits and nut trees, whose roots drew up water from the soil.

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National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L. Pet. GB Boston 27 6 818 I'hilndelphia 26 6 813 '/s Washington 19 13 594 I'k New Jersey 15 18 455 12 New York 12 22 353 15 Central Division Milwaukee 22 1 1 667 Detroit 17 15 .531 4VS. Chicago 16 16 .500 s'/^ Atlanta 14 19 424 8 Indiana 9 22 290 12 Cleveland 6 23 207 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 19 13 .594 Houston 19 13 .594 Dallas 15 15 .500 3 Utah 15 18 .455 416 San Antonio 14 18 .438 5 Kansas City 11 19 367 7 Pacific Division LA Lakers 22 10 .688 Phoeni x 18 15 .545 4 Vfe Portland 14 18 438 8 LA Clippers 14 19 .424 B'/i Seattle 14 19 424 B>/k Golden State 10 20 .333 11 Wednesday's Games Boston 110, New Jersey 95 Atlanta 121, Chicago 107 Detroit 108, Cleveland 100 Phoenix 115, Kansas City 107 Houston 113, Denver 111 Philadelphia 118, Seattle 109 Thursday’s Games LA. Clippers at Milwaukee Washington at Cleveland Dallas at San Antonio Indiana at Golden State Seattle at Portland Friday's Games New York at Boston Phoenix at New Jersey Atlanta at Detroit Milwaukee at Chicago LA Clippers at Kansas City Denver at Utah Portland at L A Lakers National Champions By The Associated Press Annual winners of the Associated Press college football poll’s top ranking: 1936 Minnesota 1937 Pittsburgh 1938 Texas Christian 1939 Texas A&M 1940 Minnesota 1941 Minnesota 1942 Ohio State 1943 Notre Dame 1944 Army 1945 Army 1946 Notre Dame 1947 Notre Dame 1948 Michigan 1949 Notre Dame 1950 Oklahoma 1951 Tennessee 1952 Michigan State 1953 Maryland 1954 Ohio State 1955 Oklahoma 1956 Oklahoma 1957 Auburn 1958 Louisiana State 1959 Syracuse 1960 Minnesota 1961 Alabama 1962 Southern Cal 1963 Texas 1964 Alabama 1965 Alabama 1966 Notre Dame 1967 Southern Cal 1968 Ohio State 1969 Texas 1970 Nebraska 1971 Nebraska 1972 Southern Cal 1973 Notre Dame 1974 Oklahoma 1975 Oklahoma 1976 Pittsburgh 1977 Notre Dame 1978 Alabama 1979 Alabama 1980— Georgia 1981— Clemson 1982 Penn State 1983 Miami, Fla. 1984 Brigham Young

Such water, at that time was rich in the 49 trace chemicals circulating in the blood of all animals, fowls and mankind. But repeated rains have leached the soil so badly ot its soluble sea chemicals, that a government survey of the run-off water in our American rivers, showed 20 of those 49 were missing. The others must be seriously depleted but nobody knows how much so, for we had no chemical analyses of our soil till rather recent times. Goiters were widespread in the Midwest till 1924 when we learned their cause, namely, lack of one tiny amount of iodine. Cancer researchers think it may also Ik* due to lack of one or more of those sea chemicals, and hundreds ot former dying cancel vie tims, given but 30 days to live, after surgery, deep X ray and chemotherapy had failed, now write me they are alive, well and doing their normal work, merely from drinking a little ocean water daily. So, if it benefits human beings, might it not perk up the speed of a race horse, for no ailing horse could win the derby! Read my case tomorrow about speeding up race horses and human track runners! Plus football teams in Denver. For the Miami Dolphins are physiologically hampered when playing the Denver Bronco’s at Mile High Stadium. {Alwaya writ, to Dr. Cr.n*, Hopklna Bldg., Mollott, Indian. 47358, anclo.lng a long atampad, addraaaad anvalopa and 504 to cotrar typing and printing coata whan you aand Itr on. ol hla book lata.)

National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W I. T . Pts .GF GA Washington 22 10 7 51 160 118 Philadelphia 22 10 5 49 157 110 NY Islanders 21 15 1 43 181 148 Pittsburgh 15 17 4 34 129 154 NY Rangers 13 19 5 31 135 151 New Jersey 12 20 4 28 124 149 Adams Division Montreal 21 10 7 49 158 125 Buffalo 16 1 2 9 4 1 134 11 3 Quebec 17 16 6 40 155 148 Boston 16 16 6 38 139 133 Hartford 1 3 18 4 30 113 152 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Chicago 18 17 3 39 153 141 St Louis 15 15 5 35 130 135 Detroit 13 20 5 31 141 173 Minnesota 12 19 6 30 128 148 Toronto 6 27 5 17 114 177 Smythe Division Edmonton 25 8 4 54 188 122 Calgary 20 15 3 43 188 151 Winnipeg 19 15 4 42 156 153 Los Angeles 15 1 4 8 38 163 149 Vancouver 8 26 5 21 120 214 Wednesday’s Games NY. Islanders 7, Detroit 2 Quebec 7, Hartford 3 NY. Rangers 6, Vancouver 0 Pittsburgh 2, Toronto 1 Chicago 3, Montreal 2 Philadelphia 5, Edmonton 2 Thursday's Games Detroit at Hartford Vancouver at New Jersey Montreal at St. Louis Philadelphia at Calgary Minnesota at Los Angeles Friday’s Games Pittsburgh at Buffalo Quebec at Washington Winnipeg at Edmonton Indiana HS Girls Basketball Poll By The Associated Press The Top 20 girls' high school basketball teams as selected by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association: I. Benton Central 2 Warren Central 3 Wawasee 4. Taylor 5 Rushville 6. IndplsN. Central 7. Seymour 8. Crown Point 9 Austin 10. Fort Wayne Northrop 11. Kokomo 12. Gary Wallace 13. Sullivan 14. Tipton 15. (tie) Evansville Bosse West Lafayette Harrison 17. Forest Park 18. Indpls Roncalli 19. (tie) Jay County Floyd Central Clarksville South Bend St Joseph Wednesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NEW JERSEY NETS—Signed Kevin McKenna, forward, and Chris Engler, center, to 10-day contracts. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS—Signed Kevin Williams, guard, to a new 10-day contract. FOOTBALL National Football League WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Activated Morris Towns, offensive tackle. Place Jeff Moore, running back, on the injured reserve list HOCKEY National Hockey League MINNESOTA NORTH STARS—Sent Dirk Graham a id Bo Berglund, forwards, to Springfield of the American Hockey League NEW YORK RANGERS—Recalled Mario Proulx, goa.tender from New Haven of the American Hockey League WASHINGTON CAPITALS-Sent Bob Mason, goaltender, to Binghamton of the American Hockey League Recalled A 1 Jensen, goaltender, from Binghamton HARTFORD WHALERS-Loaned Randy Pierce, right wing, and Ray Ferraro, center, to Binghamton of the American Hockey League. NEW JERSEY DEVlLS—Released Dave Cameron, left wing. NEW YORK ISLANDERS —Called up Gord Dinecn, defenseman, Roger Kortko, center. Ron Handy and Alan Kerr, left wings, from Springfield of tne American Hockey League WINNIPEG JETS—Called up Jordy Douglas, left wing, from Sherbrooke of the American Hockey League Returned Tom Martin, left wing, to Sherbrooke.

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