Banner Graphic, Volume 15, Number 143, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 February 1985 — Page 8
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Sports scoreboard
"trtV ( ° lleK< ‘ Basketball Scores »> The Associated Press EAST Bucknell 85. Rider 72 Dartmouth 67. Vermont 62 Delaware 55, Lehigh 52 Howard 77. George Mason 69 Lafayettes7. Towson St. 56 Marist 85, Concordia N Y 45 Monmouth 85. Long Island U. 77 I ittsburgh 78, Connecticut 71 Robert Morris 94. Wagner 76 SOI'TH Clemson 80. Wake Forest 65 Duke 94, Stetson 51 h lorida St. 88, Jacksonville 72 Kentucky 51. Alabama 48 Kentucky St. 49, N. Kentucky 47 Middle Tenn 70, Tennessee St. 65 Mississippi 56, Florida 54 Mississippi St. 82, Auburn 65 N Carolina 60, Maryland 54 N. Carolina St. 90. Md.-E Shore 51 SE Louisiana 76. Nicholls St. 70 Va Commonwealth 67. Ala -Birmingham 53 Vanderbilt 69. Georgia 68 MIDWEST Ball St. 82, N. Illinois 64 Bowling Green 72, Cent. Michigan 70 Bradley 71, Drake 55 Cleveland St. 73, Wis.-Green Bay 68 Detroit 68, Dayton 67 E. Illinois 95, Illinois Tech 77 Kent St. 84, W. Michigan 69 Marquette 71, Xavier, Ohio 53 Memphis St. 68, Cincinnati 55 Minnesota 73, Michigan St. 64 Notre Dame 79, New Orleans 54 OhioU.7l,E. Miehigan6l Oklahoma 104, lowa St. 76 Oklahoma St. 81, Kansas St. 77 SOUTHWEST S. Methodist 81, Texas A&M 79 Texas Christian 81, Baylor 79 Texas Tech 61, Rice 60 FAR WEST Boise St. 93, U.S. Inti. 42 Colorado 64, Nebraska 61 Idaho 78, E. Washington 75 San Jose St. 57. Cal-Santa Barbara 54 Indiana High School Basketball Wednesday's Postponements By The Associated Press Austin at Southwestern (Jefferson) Avon at Mooresville Bremen at Warsaw Carmel at Indpls Ben Davis Chesterton at Crown Point Eastern at Mississinewa Gary Mann at Benton Central Indpls Manual vs. Indpls Cathedral Indpls Marshall at Indpls Attucks Indpls Ritter at Indpls Tech Indpls Roncalli at Franklin Central LaPorte LaLumiere at Whiting Madison Shawe at S. Ripley Martinsville at Connersville New Palastine at Waldron Noblesvilleat Lapel SB Adams at Elkhart Central TavloratOak Hill National Basketball Association .. . At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L.Pct.. GB Boston 41 10 .804 Philadelphia 41 10 .804 Washington 28 25 .528 14 New Jersey 25 27 481 16'^. New York 18 34 346 23 */t» Central Division Milwaukee 35 17 .673 Detroit 31 20 .608 3'/4 Chicago 25 25 .500 9 Atlanta 22 30 423 13 Cleveland 16 35 .314 18'/i Indiana 16 35 .314 18'4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 32 20 .615 Houston 29 21 .580 2 Dallas 28 24 .538 4 / San Antonio 26 25 .510 s'* Utah 24 28 .462 8 Kansas City 16 34 .320 15 Pacific Division LA. Lakers 36 16 .692 Phoenix 25 26 .490 10'6 Portland 23 28 451 12‘/i Seattle 22 30 423 14 LA. Clippers 21 31 .404 15 Golden State 11 40 .216 24*^s Wednesday’s Games Detroit 124, Dallas 119 New Jersey 112, Cleveland 105 Philadelphia 131, New York 129 Atlanta 94, Utah 88 LA. Clippers 108, Golden State 105 Thursday’s Games Milwaukee at Indiana Houston at New York Phoenix at San Antonio Denver at Kansas City Boston at Seattle Friday’s Games Detroit at New Jersey Cleveland at Philadelphia
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Indiana at Chicago Phoenix at Dallas San Antonio at Denver LA. Clippers at Utah Atlanta at LA. Lakers Washington at Portland Boston at Golden State National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W .1, T Pts. GF. GA Washington 34 15 8 76 240 168 Philadelphia 31 16 7 69 227 170 NY Islanders 30 22 3 63 253 215 NY Rangers 17 29 9 43 191 227 Pittsburgh 18 29 5 41 186 238 New Jersey 17 29 7 41 183 218 Adams Division Buffalo 27 15 12 66 202 152 Montreal 27 19 10 64 214 187 Quebec 26 22 8 60 223 199 Boston 25 24 7 57 209 199 Hartford 17 30 6 40 180 241 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division St. Louis 25 19 10 60 208 201 Chicago 25 28 3 53 218 215 Minnesota 16 29 10 42 187 222 Detroit 16 31 9 41 203 255 Toronto 13 35 7 33 171 237 Smythe Division Edmonton 40 10 6 86 283 185 Winnipeg 29 23 6 64 251 252 Calgary 28 21 7 63 256 220 Los Angeles 24 22 10 58 250 237 Vancouver 16 33 8 40 194 291 Wednesday’s Game Winnipeg 5, Washington 3 Thursday's Games Hartford at New Jersey Quebec at Philadelphia Minnesota at Detroit Pittsburgh at Chicago Toronto at St. Louis Washington at Calgary Boston at Los Angeles Friday's Games Montreal at Buffalo Edmonton at NY. Rangers At A Glance By The Associated Press East Division W L T Pts GF GA Flnt 31 21 2 66 240 212 Muskegn 31 19 2 64 227 180 Kalamazo 24 23 6 56 210 192 Toled 21 27 5 47 188 240 West Division Peori 29 18 6 64 230 183 Fort Wayn 25 18 8 59 216 201 Salt Lak 21 26 5 48 199 202 Indianapls 20 28 3 45 158 199 Milwauke 13 35 5 34 178 237 Tuesday's Games Milwaukee at Indianapolis, ppd weather Peoria 7, Salt Lake 4 Wednesday's Games Milwaukee at Fort Wayne, ppd weather Indianapolis at Muskegon, ppd weather Thursday's Games No games scheduled Friday's Games Peoria at Milwaukee Kalamazoo at Indianapolis Wednesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press * BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX—Signed Jim Rice, outfielder, and Bob Stanley, pitcher, to long-term contract extensions, and Wade Boggs, third baseman. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Signed Mike Jeffcoat and Jose Roman, pitchers, to one-year contracts. TEXAS RANGERS—Purchased Greg Hams, pitcher, from the San Diego Padres TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Signed George Bell, out fielder, Jimmy Key, pitcher, and Fred McGriff, first baseman, to one-year contracts National League MONTREAL EXPOS—Signed Joe Hesketh and Dick Grapenthin, pitchers, to one-year contracts Named Ron Piche ticket sales promotion manager NEW YORK METS—Named Buzz Capra pitching coach of the club’s Little Falls affiliate in the New York Penn League Named Bob Sikes assistant trainer and Leland Blackfield, Jose Figueroa. Carlos Tapia and Sal Margaglione scouts. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed Marvell Wynne and Joe Orsulak. outfielders, and Bob Walk, pitcher, to oneyear contracts. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Reached an agreement with Andy Hawkins, pitcher, on a two-vear contract FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Named Les Steckel and Harold Jackson, assistant coaches United States Football League ARIZONA OUTLAWS-Traded Terry Beeson, linebacker, to the Jacksonville Bulls in exchange for undisclosed draft picks. JACKSONVILLE BULLS-Waived Terry Recount, wide receiver OAKLAND INVADERS-Waived Mitchel Mon tgomery, tight end. Signed Doug Cozen, tight end
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Passes get Pistons win, Thomas record
By The Associated Press Isiah Thomas’ thigh was still hurting, but there was nothing wrong with his helping hands. The All-Star guard scored 23 points and tied a club record by dishing out 25 assists as the Detroit Pistons defeated the Dallas Mavericks 124-119 Wednesday night. “I think I was able to push the ball up the court better than last night (a 139-126 overtime loss to Chicago),” said Thomas, who leads the National Basketball Association in assists with a 13.2 average. He suffered a bruised thigh in Sunday’s All-Star Game. “My leg was loosened up. My thigh is just sore not as tight as it’s been the past couple of days —just sore.” In other NBA games, Philadelphia edged New York 131-129, New Jersey turned back Cleveland 112-105, Atlanta downed Utah 94-88 and the Los Angeles Clippers shaded Golden State 108-105. While the Pistons got plenty of assists from Thomas, the backcourt wizard had plenty of help from Terry Tyler, who led Detroit with 25 points. Dallas' Mark Aguirre led all scorers with 40 points. 76ers 131, Knicks 129 Rookie Charles Barkley scored five straight points in the final 41 seconds to seal Philadelphia’s victory and enable the 76ers to tie Boston for first place in the Atlantic Division. Moses Malone scored 37
Countries are same, players different
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (AP) When the inaugural $lB million Lipton International Players Championships tennis tournament began its two-week run, the top-seeded player came from Czechoslovakia and No. 2 from Sweden Now, with the field of 128 pared to four, a * Czech and a Swede remain along with two Americans But it’s neither Ivan Lendl nor Mats Wilander. Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia and Sweden’s Jan Gunnarson are joined bv Americans Tim Mayotte and Scott Davis in Friday’s semifinals. The final four in the women’s singles field take to the court today at Laver’s International Tennis Resort, with top-seeded Martina Navratilova facing Canada’s Carling Bassett, the No. 10 seed, and No. 2 Chris Evert Lloyd playing West Germany’s Steffi Graf. The women’s final on Saturday and the men’s championship match Sunday will be televised nationally by ABC. Both winners will pocket $112,500. The men’s semifinals were set Wednesday w-hen Smid upset ninth-seeded Yannick Noah of France 6-3,6-3,7-5; Davis eliminated No. 13 Stefan Edberg of Sweden 6-1, 6-4, 7-5; Mayotte crushed Mike Leach 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, and Gunnarsson shocked No. 12 Vitas Gerulaitis 2-6,6-3,6-4,6-2. Bassett clinched her spot in the women's semis by ousting seventh-seeded Hana
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points, Andrew Toney added 23 and Barkley 20 for Philadelphia, which won its fourth straight game. Barkley’s late surge offset a 46-point performance by New York’s Bernard King. Nets 112, Cavaliers 105 Otis Birdsong scored 10 of his 31 points in the fourth quarter and Mike Gminski hit five free throws in the closing minutes. Cleveland’s World B. Free led all scorers with 34 points. Hawks 94, Jazz 88 Kevin Willis scored 11 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter to rally Atlanta, which trailed for most of the game. Utah turned cold in the fourth quarter and the entire team only managed to match Willis’ 11 points in the period. Dominique Wilkins led the Hawks with 26. Clippers 108, Warriors 105 Norm Nixon scored half of his gamehigh 32 points in the fourth quarter and the Clippers survived a late scare. The lead changed hands eight times in the final period before the Clippers took the lead for good 97-94 on a three-point play by James Donaldson with 4:18 to go. Purvis Short led the Warriors with 28 points. Center Bill Walton, who missed the Clippers’ last five games, played six minutes in the first half and scored four points but had to leave the game after his troublesome right ankle became sore.
Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia 7-5, 6-2 Wednesday Smid began the long day’s program with only the latest in a string of upset that has seen 15 of the 16 seeded players fall by the wayside The Czech quickly jumped out to a two-set lead in the best-of-five-sets quarterfinal battle before Noah found the range. Noah played his first three matches at night and his fourth-round match in the late afternoon Against Smid, he took the court at 10 a m EST, a time he joked may have helped Smid win. “I’m not a morning player,” said Noah, who won the French Open in 1983. “It was different. I got up at 7 o’clock I usually get upabout 12.” Then, with a smile on his face, he added: “As a matter of fact, I didn’t wake up until 12 today.” That was about the time the third set began “I just played my game,” Smid said. “I came to the net to his backhand and played good volleys at the net. He couldn’t pass me. He made a couple easy mistakes and that was it.” Gerulaitis jumped on top, taking the first set against Gunnarsson, the silent Swede the one that lasted after Wilander. Edberg. No. 3 Henrik Sundstrom. No 4 Anders Jarryd and No. 8 Joakim Nystrom had fallen by the wayside.
Worry Clinic
By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D,
CASE H-943: Marcella D., age 38, is 25 lbs., too plump. ‘‘Dr. Crane,” she moaned, “I weighed 120 when we first married. “But now I am 145, even in the morning, when you say we are almost 2 lbs., lighter than at night. “And Easter is only 4 weeks away, so how can I safely take off about 15 lbs., before Easter Sunday morning, for I’d like to blossom out in some new clothes? “And also perk up my husband’s waning interest in my bourdoir cheesecake! ” SAFE DIETING PLAN Dozens of highly advertised dieting plans are on the market, some of which involve exercising daily at expensive “Salons”. Others depend on drugs that race your heart and thus melt away your body’s stored calories faster. But these methods penalize your heart, yet it is your stomach that needs to be taught a new habit. Since it is still cool weather, try my simple dehydration plan that teaches our stomach to register “Full” on about 30% of your previous food intake. Here’s how: (1) Limit your total liquid intake the first day to just one glass (8 oz.), which includes milk, water, coffee etc. This dehydration will pull water out of your tissues and also teach your stomach to shrink, as you women ingest 800 calories of food daily, while fat husbands can reduce their intake to 1,200.
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(2) On the 2nd day, move up to 2 glasses of total fluids, with 3 glasses the 3rd day on through the 10th. You will reduce an average of 10 lbs., in 10 days, so Marcella would be down from 145 to 135, and still have 18 more days to shed her extra 5 lbs. Don’t worry about your lack of fluids, for every pound of fat that you lop off, will produce 2 glasses of water internally, which is why camels manufacture 12 to 14 gallons of water as they dissolve their fatty hump onlong desert trips. (3) The first day your attention will shift from food to a desire for water, and many women then pour that one glass of water into an ice tray and suck on a thin wafer of ice when too thirsty. Obviously, part of that ll>lb., quick loss is due to drying out (dehydration) but this simple dieting plan bolsters your morale! So send for my dieting booklet, “How to Lose 10 lbs, in 10 Days”, enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus2s(. Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO 37718 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF LITEL TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF TERRITORIAL AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE INTERLATA. INTERCITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES WITHIN INDIAN A.Notice is hsoftly g**en that the Public Service Commission ol Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this cause in the Rooms ol the Commission. 903 Slate Otfice Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, at 9:30 a m.. EST. on April 4.1985 Public participation is requested March 14/1T
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