Banner Graphic, Volume 16, Number 127, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1986 — Page 5

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Indiana High School Basketball By The Associated Press Friday's Games Anderson 68, Ft. Wayne Wayne 48 Anderson Highland 89, Delta 59 Anderson Madison Hts. 77, Elwood6s Argos 78, LaCrosse 49 Barr-Reeve 48, Forest Park 47 Bedford-N Lawrence 67, Jennings Co 65 OT Bloomfield 72, Sullivan 62 Bloomington South 81, Martinsville 64 Boonville 77, Princeton 38 Brookvilie 56, Union County 52 Brownsburgs3, Mooresville 40 Brownstown 64, Crothersville 37 Carmel 58, Huntington North 50 Carroll (Carroll) 71, N.White 65 Cascade 72, Eminence 67 Center Grove 53, Greenwood 43 Clarksville 65, Paoli 46 Columbus North 66, Greensburg 62 Concord 78, Fairfield 53 Covington 41, McCutcheon 39 Crown Point 56, E.Chicago Roosevelt 55 Culver Military 49, Lake Station 46 Daleville 56, Cowan 29 Danville 67, Avon 60 Decatur Central 63, Franklin Central 60 Delphi 48, Northwestern 44 E.Chicago Washington 50, Gary West 47 Elkhart Memorial 51, S.Bend LaSalle 50 Evansville Memorial 70, Evansville Mater Dei 50 Evansville Reitz 82, Henderson Co., Ky. 71 Franklin 81, Indpls Pike 72 Ft. Wayne Concordia 57, Ft. Wayne South 56 Ft. Wayne Dwenger 71, Ft. Wayne Northrop 56 Ft. Wayne Harding 80, Ft. Wayne Elmhurst 57 Ft. Wayne Snider 62, Ft. Wayne Luers 59 Gary Mann 65, Munster 54 Gibson Southern 59, Pike Central 50 Goshen 55, Bremen 51, OT Graceland Christian 68, Evansville Day 43 Greencastle 69, W. Vigo 68,2 OTs Greenfield6l, Mt. Vernon (Hancock) 53 Hagerstown 64, Northeastern 63, OT Hamilton Hts. 64, Clinton Prairie 61 Hammond Gavit 73, Hammond Clark 56 Hammond Morton 72, Whiting 48 Hammond Noll 68, Hammond 39 Hanover Central 69, Boone Grove 63 Henryville 65, South Central 47 Heritage Hills 64, Dubois 47 Indian Creek 82, Brown Co. 65 Indiana Deaf 68, Indpls Lutheran 64 Indpls Arlington 72, Indpls Attucks 41 Indpls Brebeuf 54, Indpls Tech 50 Indpls Howe 63, Southport 57 Indpls N.Central 64, Warren Central 61 Indpls Park-Tudor 57, Heritage Christian 55 Indpls Perry Meridian 72, Indpls Manual 64 Jasper 53, Evansville Central 46, OT Jeffersonville 52, New Albany 50 Kankakee Valley 47, N.Newton 44 Knightstown 52, New Palestine 47 LaVille 78, Knox 34 Lafayette Harrison 58, Crawfordsville 40 Lakeland 57, Westview 48 Lanes ville 60, Pekin Eastern 50 Lawrence Central 57, Indpls Roncalli 51 Lebanon 77, Frankfort 74 Logans port 56, Kokomo 43 Lowell 70, S.Newton 53 Marion 68, Richmond 64 Merrillville 59, Hobart 40 Mich. City Elston 71, Elkhart Central 63 Mishawaka 75, S.Bend Washington 58 Montezuma 61, Rosedale 60 Mt. Vernon (Posey) 54, Tell City 46 Muncie Burris 44, Frankton 39 Muncie Central 62, Lafayette Jeff 53 New Castle 65, Jay Co. 56 New Prairie 67, Culver 65 Noblesville 50, Shenandoah 43 North Harrison 52, Austin 51 North Judson 67, Glenn 57 North Putnam 58, Edgewoods7 North Wood 79, Rochester 50 Northridge64, Jimtown62, OT Northview 63, Owen Valley 55 Norwell 65, Carroll (Allen) 61 Orleans 67, Borden 42 Pendleton Hts. 54, Lapel 53 Peru 73, N.Miami6o Plainfield 82, Whiteland 41 Plymouth 59, Wa wasce 43 S.Bend Adams 84, S.Bend Clay 62 S.Bend Riley 55, Penn 43 Scottsburg 61, Madison 48 Seeger 72, Fountain Central 58 Seymour 59, Rushville 47 Shelbyville 89, Lawrence North 64 Sheridan 56, Hamilton Southeastern 54 Silver Creek 59, Corydon 48 South Decatur 57, North Decatur 55 South Knox 64, Vincennes Rivet 56 South Putnam 60, Rockville 51 South Spencer 54, Perry Central 50 South Vermillion 53, Southmont 50 Southern Wells 79, Heritage 73 Southridge 71, Tecumseh 38 Speedway 64, Western Boone 52 Terre Haute North 63, N.Montgomery 39 Terre Haute South 78, Indpls Washington 77,2 OTs Tippecanoe Valley 62, Southwood 55 Tipton6s, Eastern (Howard) 53 Tri-Central 76, Cass 70 Tri-West 81, Turkey Run 42 Twin Lakes 87, Benton Central 79 Valparaiso 74, Chesterton 53 Warsaw 64, Gary Wallace 61 Washington Catholic 51, N.Knox 32 West Central 69, Rensselaer 54 Westfield 67, Taylor 63 Wheeler 62, Westville 53 Wood Memorial 55, Castle 51 Woodlan 65, Eastside 54 Yorktown 66, Wapahani 59 Greene County Tournament Semifinals Dugger 56, North Daviess 29 Linton 63, Eastern 46 Jefferson County Tournament Semifinals Madison Shawe 57, Southwestern 55 Switzerland Co. 60, New Washington 52 Randolph County Tournament Semifinals Union (Modoc) 58, Randolph Southern 55 Monroe Central 53, Winchester 51, OT Ripley County Tournament Semifinals Batesville7l, S.Ripley 58 S.Dearborn 51, Jac-Cen-Del4B INDIANAPOLIS (AP) How The Associated Press Top 20 Indiana high school boys’ basketball teams fared the week of Jan. 6-11: 1. Marion (104)) beat Richmond 6804. 2. Lafayette Jeff (9-1) lost to N 0.4 Muncie Central 6253; vs Indpls Cathedral Sat. 3. Valparaiso (9-1) beat Chesterton 74-53; vs Kankakee Valley Sat. 4 Muncie Central < 10-1) beat N 0.2 Lafayette Jeff 62-53. 5. Indpls Broad Ripple (90) beat Indpls Manual 71-59; vs Indpls Marshall Sat. 6 Huntington North (8-2) lost to Carmel 58-50. 7. Mich. City Rogers (6-2) at S.Bend Washington Sat. 8 Noblesville (9-1) beat Shenandoah 5043; Muncie North Sat. _ 9. Gary Wallace (7-2) lost to Warsaw 6401; vs Evanston, 111., Sat. 10. New Castle (100) beat Jay Co. 65-56; vs Shelbyville Sat. 11 Indpls Ben Davis (8-0) at Center Grove Sat. 12. Mich. City Elston (80) beat N 0.20 Elkhart Central 7103. 13. Southridge (11-1) beat Tecumseh 71-38; vs Forest Park Sat 14. Ft. Wayne Northrop (9-2) lost to FW Dwenger 71-56; vs Richmond Sat. 15. Bloomington South (7-1) beat Martinsville 8104; vs Mitchell Sat 16. Connersville <7-1) vs LawrenceburgSat. 17. Boonville (9-1) lost to N.Posey 56-52; beatPnnceton 77-38 18 Evansville Bosse (6-1) beat Evansville Central 7748. 19. LaPorte (7-2) vs South Central Sat. 20 Elkhart Central (6-3) lost to N 0.12 Mich. City Elston 7103. Friday's College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press EAST Penn 84, Harvard 71 Princeton 51, Dartmouth 50 SOUTH N Carolina A&T 47, Coppin St. 45 FAR WEST Adams St. 79, S. Utah St. 67, OT Brigham Young 80, Hawaii 66 Idaho St. 72, Boise St. 49 Texas-El Paso 68, Air Force 54 Utah 93, San Diego St. 89 Weber St. 80, Idaho 74 TOURNAMENTS Coast Cities Classic First Round Monmouth 53, St. Francis, N.Y. 51 Utica 70, Rider 69

Friday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL National League CINCINNATI REDS—Named Jack Lind manager of Denver of the American Association, Gene Dusan manager of Cedar Rapids of the Midwest League, and Jay Ward manager of Vermont of the Eastern League. Rehired Marc Bombard, manager of Tampa of the Florida State League, Jim Lett, manager of Billings of the Northwest League, Sam Mejias, manager of Sarasota of the Gulf Coast League, Jim Hoff, minor league field coordinator, Ted Kluszewski and Danny Litwhiler, hitting instructors, Harry Dorish and Larry Rothschild, pitching instructors. MONTREAL EXPOS—Named Ken Macha assistant coach. B ASKETB ALLL National Basketball Association CLEVELAND CAVALIERS-Placed Phil Hubbard, forward, on the injured list. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Traded Leon Wood, guard, to the Washington Bullets for Kenny Green, guard. FOOTBALL National Football League NFC—Announced that Joe Montana, San Francisco quarterback, Eric Wright, San Francisco cornerback, and Doug Smith, Los Angeles Rams center, will not play in the Pro Bowl due to injuries. Added Jim McMahon, Chicago quarterback, Gary Green, Los Angeles Rams cornerback, and Fred Quillan, San Francisco center, to the Pro Bowl roster. COLLEGE ARIZONA STATE—Announced the resignation of Tim Kelly, pitching coach. Named Tom Pratt pitching coach. FERRIS STATE—Named Joe Polizzi and Jim Williams assistant football coaches. FLORIDA—Named Zaven Yaralian defensive coordinator and Jim Dickey inside linebacker coach. KANSAS—Promoted George Warhop and Joe Pannunzio to full-time assistant football coaches. Named Dave Dunkelberger, defensive coordinator and middle linebacker coach, Louis West, defensive secondary coach, Paul Alt, running back coach, Jan Quarless, offensive line coach, Robert Ford, wide receiver coach, Jim Cochran, recruiting coordinater. KANSAS STATE—Hired Mark Deal, running backs coach, and Dave Flegal, defensive line coach. Named Leo Brouhard, recruiting coordinator NORTHERN lOWA—Announced the resignation of Jim Berry, head basketball coach, effective at the end of the season. PRINCETON—Named Craig Cason head coach of freshman football team. TEXAS—Named Bob Stanley offensive line coach. National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W. L. Pc t.. .G B Boston 27 8 .771 Philadelphia 23 13 .639 4>A New Jersey 23 15 .605 5*6 Washington 17 19 .472 10'/i New York 12 23 .343 15 Central Division Milwaukee 26 13 .667 Atlanta 19 16 .543 5 Detroit 16 20 .444 B>£ Cleveland 15 21 .41 1 9Me Chicago 14 23 .378 11 Indiana 10 25 .286 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Houston 24 12 .667 Denver 21 14 .600 2Vi San Antonio 21 16 .568 3 Vfe Dallas 16 16 .500 6 Utah 17 20 .459 7'A Sacramento 13 23 .361 11 Pacific Division LA Lakers 29 5 .853 Portland 22 18 .550 10 Seattle 14 22 .389 16 Phoenix 12 21 .364 16Vi L.A. Clippers 12 25 .324 18‘/i Golden State 12 27 .308 19>.i Friday’s Games LA. Clippers 125, New Jersey 120 Philadelphia 113, Sacramento 102 Boston 115, Atlanta 108 Dallas 117, Phoenix 104 San Antonio 124, Golden State 97 Milwaukee 95, Portland 89 L.A. Lakers 124, Indiana 102 Saturday's Games Portland at New York Sacramento at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit L.A. Clippers at Chicago Golden State at Dallas Washington at Houston Utah at Denver Indiana at Phoenix L.A. Lakers at Seattle Sunday’s Game Utah at San Antonio National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W .L..T .Pts .GF.GA.. Philadelphia 30 11 0 60 187 123 Washington 25 11 4 54 ICO 130 NY Islanders 17 15 9 43 162 151 Pittsburgh 18 20 4 40 160 159 NY Rangers 18 21 2 38 148 143 New Jersey 14 24 1 29 147 183 Adams Division Quebec 24 15 2 50 171 135 Montreal 23 14 4 50 192 149 Hartford 21 18 1 43 164 155 Boston 18 16 7 43 156 147 Buffalo 19 18 4 42 153 143 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Chicago 19 17 4 42 186 185 St. Louis 18 16 4 40 146 156 Minnesota 15 18 7 37 163 156 Toronto 11 23 5 27 166 195 Detroit 9 27 5 23 135 218 Smythe Division Edmonton 29 9 4 62 224 172 Calgary 18 19 3 39 167 159 Vancouver 13 25 5 31 152 180 Winnipeg 13 25 5 31 156 198 Los Angeles 13 23 4 30 140 199 Friday’s Games Buffalo 9, Toronto 7 N.Y. Rangers 6, Montreal 4 Quebec 5, Edmonton 3 Chicago 9, Detroit 4 Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 3 Hartford 4, Vancouver 3 Saturday’s Games Winnipeg at Boston Philadelphia at New Jersey Detroit at N.Y. Islanders Buffalo at Pittsburgh Edmonton at Montreal Quebec at Toronto Washington at Minnesota Los Angeles at St. Louis Sunday’s Games Calgary at Philadelphia St. Louis at N.Y. Rangers Hartford at Chicago Villanova's Dawson to Evansville EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - Guard Veltra Dawson announced Friday he was transferring from Villanova to the University of Evansville, the Indiana school announced. Dawson was a member of Villanova’s NCAA championship team last season and in eight games this season was averaged 3.6 points per game. Dawson said lack of playing time prompted the move. After being red-shirted a year, the 6-foot-l sophomore from Highland Park, 111., will be eligible in late December, following the first semester of the 1986-87 season. He has 2V Z years of eligibility remaining.

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Chicago Bears' wide receiver Willie Gault won't need a towel to keep his face warm Sunday in Chicago when the Bears meet the Los Angeles Rams for the NFC

Milestone in 124-102 Laker win

Pacers watch Kareem score 34,000 th point

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had just become the first player in National Basketball Association history to score more than 34,000 points, but there would be no gloating. “I have set so many marks that it’s getting like old hat,” he said after scoring 31 points to lead the Lakers to a 124-102 victory over the Indiana Pacers Friday night. “I’m not saying that I’m not appreciative of them but I guess the important thing is that the team continues to win. It may be a great milestone, but I have no other goals but to win championships.” Teammate and fellow superstar Earvin “Magic” Johnson saw it differently. “Kareem’s 34,000 points are incredible,” he said. “I would have to die and come back three lifetimes to score that many points.” In addition to points scored, the 7-foot-2 Abdul-Jabbar holds the all-time NBA records for field goals mae, field goals attempted and blocked shots. He holds records for most points scored and the most field goals made in NBA playoffs. AbdulJabbar is in his 17th NBA season another record. Abdul-Jabbar hit the milestone when he dropped the first of two free throws with 6:50 left in the second quarter. He then converted the second to give the Lakers a 42-39 lead, and a crowd of 17,505 gave the star center a one-minute standing ovation when the scoring feat was announced. Johnson scored 12 points, had 11 assists and pulled down nine rebounds to barely miss his fourth triple-double of the season. Reserve guard Michael Cooper added 16 points for the Lakers and James Worthy scored 13.

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championship. Forecasts call for temperatures to reach 40 at Solider Field. Gault's speed poses a major threat to the Rams' secondary. (AP Laserphoto)

Pistons’ Thomas ’physically and mentally drained’

DETROIT (AP) Detroit Pistons star guard Isiah Thomas, “physically and mentally drained” and apparently playing for six weeks with an injured knee, missed Friday’s practice, but pledged to be in uniform for Saturday’s game against Philadelphia. But Thomas said the National Basketball Association team’s slide has been the subject of a “couple” of recent private players’ meetings. Pistons principal owner Bill Davidson called Thomas earlier in the week to ask his opinion about what ails the Pistons, who have lost 11 of their last 13 games and seven of the last eight. “It’s been real tough; it’s desperate,” Thomas said Friday. “Last night (a 110-99 loss to Atlanta) was probably the worst. “I don’t know what’s wrong. I wish I

Kurt Rambis led Los Angeles with 13 rebounds. Maurice Lucas pulled down 10 and Abdul-Jabbar had eight. Steve Stipanovich scored 18 points and reserve Terence Stansbury scored 14 points to lead the Pacers. Wayman Tisdale pulled down nine rebounds and added 11 points for Indiana, which dropped to 1-25, the worst record in the NBA. Neither team could manage more than a four-point lead before the Lakers went up 47-39 midway through the second quarter. Los Angeles held a 55-50 advantage at the half. The Lakers started the third quarter by

Robinson shuns Rams' status as NFC underdog

CHICAGO (AP) What John Robinson can’t understand is how his Los Angeles Rams can still be so underrated after all they’ve done. “We’re convinced that if we’re able to play the way we can and expect to, we’ll win the game,” Robinson said Friday, two days before the National Football Conference championship game against the Chicago Bears, 11-point favorites at home. “We were a 10-point underdog against the 49ers,” when the Rams went to San Francisco and beat the defending Super Bowl champions to win the NFC West title. “A few years ago against Dallas in Dallas, we were a 10-point or 11-point underdog and won. I guess we’re used to it.” Then he shrugged. “In a championship game, I’m a little surprised, I guess. ... We’ve won 12 games. We’re the Western

Patriots due letdown? Berry doesn't think so

MIAMI (AP) The American Football Conference championship game on Sunday presents the have-not New England Patriots against the have-plenty Miami Dolphins in a decided study in contrasts. The Dolphins, 5-0 in conference title matchups, are shooting for a record sixth appearance in the Super Bowl. It would be their second consecutive trip to the National Football League title game and third in four seasons. The Patriots went 22 years without a playoff victory until a 26-14 victory over the New York Jets in the AFC wild-card game. New England, trying for its first trip to the Super Bowl, would be the first team ever to get there bx winning three playoff games on the road.

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did,” he said. “I’m running out of questions, and I think maybe it’s because there are no answers.”

outscoring Indiana 12-6 and coasted to an 86-77 lead through three quarters. Los Angeles closed with a 38-point fourth quarter and outrebounded Indiana 54-41 for the game. It was the fourth straight victory for the Lakers, who improved their record to 29-5. Laker Coach Pat Riley said his team

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Division champions. We beat Dallas, shut Dallas out. When you get at this level, I don’t think there’s anybody that can just write off one team or another.” Asked whether the Bears, who came within one victory of a perfect record, are a great team, Robinson replied emphatically: “I think they have a chance to develop into a great football team, but they’re not one now.” Robinson and Bears Coach Mike Ditka were asked what role the vocal Chicago fans, the so-called “12th man,” might have on Sunday’s game, the final step to the Super Bowl. “The fans aren’t playing,” Ditka sniffed. “At least I haven’t heard about any that are going to be suited up. Whatever they do, it doesn’t matter.”

Might the Patriots, 9-7 in 1984 and little more than a dark-horse playoff bet this season, be satisfied with just getting this far? After an 11-5 regular-season and playoff victories over the Jets and the Los Angeles Raiders, might the Patriots be ready for a letdown? “It’s possible,” Coach Raymond Berry conceded Friday. “I don’t think it will happen to our football team but it would be natural.” if it happens, it might be the biggest edge Miami has in what shapes up as an even game. The Dolphins and Patriots split their two regular season contests with the Patriots scoring one point more

Thomas, who missed Friday’s practice with a fever, said he has played the last six weeks on a ‘ knee he hyperextended against Boston. He said he played when he probably should have rested, staying long after other players go home for treatment of the injury. Opponents including Atlanta’s Glenn Rivers and Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers have noticed the injury and urged him to rest, the former Indiana University star said. The guard’s business associate and friend, Charles Tucker, said Friday he planned to drive to Detroit from Lansing to try to calm Thomas’s apprehensions. “He’s just exhausted, just physically and mentally drained. He’s playing on one leg,” Tucker said.

won the game under the boards. “We emphasized our rebounding tonight,” he said. “We didn’t want to allow them to box us out. We had very few lulls tonight. Our overall game, only 18 turnovers, seven blocked shots and 13 steals plus our outstanding rebounding effort tonight.”

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