Banner Graphic, Volume 17, Number 48, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1986 — Page 9

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A happy Tawnya Pierce gets a congratulatory hug from teammate Michelle Archer seconds after the Greencastle High

Cougars, Eagles eliminated

TERRE HAUTE - Bill Martin came through with a strong individual finish but that was about the only bright spot for Putnam County as both North and South Putnam high schools competed in the West Vigo Regional cross country meet Saturday. MARTIN, OF NORTH Putnam, finished 14th overall and was the highest individual finisher from the county. South Putnam’s Todd Messer - who finished first in the county meet, second at the conference meet and third in the sectional meet - placed 15th in the regional. Team wise, South finished sixth with the top five teams advancing to the semi-state. North finished 10th. The top 10 regional individuals also compete in the semi-state.

Ritz claims state singles crown

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Brian Ritz of Evansville Day is the Indiana High School Athletic Association boys’ state singles tennis champion. Ritz survived a shaky start Saturday to defeat Carmel’s Rick Witsken 6-3, 6-3. The victory gave the 18-year-old senior a 21-1 record. His only loss was to David Smigel of Evansville Harrison.

BETH SUTHERLIN WOODARD for Recorder

Clinton Township is home for Beth and her children, Keith and Kristie Henson. Beth is the daughter of Richard & Evelyn Mcßride Sutherlin. Her insistence on accuracy stems from her experience as a Senior Records Clerk, as Secretary for the Superintendent of Health Insurance, and as a Data Entry Clerk for State Farm Insurance at their corporate headquarters in Bloomington, Illinois.

She has also worked for the American United Life Insurance Company as a mortgage closer in the investment department. She was responsible for commercial loan closings throughout the United States. Beth is knowledgeable about the procedures and terminology needed to administer the duties of the County Recorder in an efficient manner. Since the death of her husband, Mrs. Woodard has served as a special deputy for the BMV, working mainly with titles and registrations. VOTE REPUBLICAN Paid for Put. Co. Rep. Cent. Committee, M.J. Monnett, chairman

School volleyball team captured the sectional crown Saturday night. (Banner-Graphic photo by Carol Estes)

Martin’s 17:25 clocking in the rain and mud was his best of the season by 26 seconds. Other North finishers were Mike Dockery (51st in 18:59), Danny Trivett (59th in 19:26), Donny Leeke (62nd in 19:31), David Ragsdale (68th in 21:34), Mark Carter (69th in 23:00) and Scott Sharer (70th in 23:00). The Cougars were without two of their best runners as Kent Jones and Russ Evans participated in the state band contest instead. “WE DID ABOUT how we thought we’d do,” NPHS coach Tom Roach said of his club’s first-ever regional appearance. “Martin ran a strong race and I’m very pleased with his finish.” No South Putnam results were turned in by coach Kieth Puckett.

Ritz played No. 1 singles for Evansville Day for four years, leading the team to the state finals twice in the last three years. He was a singles semifinalist last year and his only two losses during the regular season as a junior were to two-time state champion David McCallum of Indianapolis North Central.

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Dickerson runs Rams past Falcons

By The Associated Press With the quarterback problems the Los Angeles Rams have been suffering, they aren’t going to surprise people offensively. Running is their strong suit and it’s worn by Eric Dickerson. The NFL’s leading rusher continued on his record pace Sunday with 170 yards, and threw his first career touchdown pass to boot, as the Rams defeated the Atlanta Falcons 14-7 in a struggle of NFC West powers. “It was a fierce, hard struggle for first place,” Rams Coach John Robinson said, “and I felt we reacted well to the challenge.” With his performance Sunday, Dickerson moved passed the 1,000yard mark as the Rams took over first place in the NFC West. Dickerson built his NFL-leading rushing yardage to 1,030 yards at the midpoint of this season, putting him ahead of his record-setting pace of 1984, when he set the league mark with 2,105 yards. The Rams scored their touchdowns on a 22-yard interception return by linebacker Mark Jerue and Dickerson’s touchdown pass. After a scoreless first quarter, Jerue put the Rams ahead when he picked off a pass by Atlanta’s David Archer and ran untouched into the end zone 1:08 into the second period. Moments later, Jerue helped set up the second Los Angeles touchdown when he caused a fumble when he tackled the Falcons’ Gerald

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goals as the Steelers won for the first time in four home games this season. Chiefs 27, Buccaneeers 20 Jeff Smith scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 32-yard run in the fourth quarter, lifting Kansas City over Tampa Bay. It was the Chiefs’ longest scoring run of the season. Jets 28, Saints 23 Al Toon, the NFL’s leading receiver, caught three touchdown passes from Ken O’Brien as the Jets won a club-record sixth straight game. New York built a 28-6 lead through three quarters and withstood New Orleans’ 17-point final period to raise its record to 7-1, tops in the AFC East. Raiders 28, Oilers 17 Quarterback Marc Wilson threw four touchdown passes, three to tight end Todd Christensen, and the Raiders defense sacked Houston quarterback Warren Moon six times and intercepted four passes. Chicago 13, Detroit 7 Linebacker Wilber Marshall’s oneman sack, strip and 12-yard touchdown fumble return led Chicago over Detroit. Marshall sacked quarterback Eric Hippie, forced a fumble, recovered and returned 12 yards for the Bears’ only touchdown early in the first quarter. Kevin Butler kicked two field goals, including a 27-yarder with 18 seconds remaining in the game. Browns 23, Vikings 20 Matt Bahr’s third field goal of the game, a 22-yarder with 1:46 to play,

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boosted Cleveland over Minnesota. Eagles 23, Chargers 7 Philadelphia’s defense shut down the explosive San Diego offense and Paul McFadden kicked three field goals to lead the Eagles over the Chargers. The Chargers, seventh in the league on total offense and averaging 22.7 points a game, gained 279 yards against the everimproving “46 Defense” taught by Eagles Coach Buddy Ryan. San Diego played without starting quarterback Dan Fouts and top runner Lionel James. 49ers 31, Packers 17 Ronnie Lott, the NFL’s interception leader, picked off two Green Bay passes and returned one 55 yards for the go-ahead touchdown to pace San Francisco. Lott stepped in front of Green Bay wide receiver Phillip Epps and raced down the sideline to give San Francisco a 21-14 lead with 14:07 remaining. Ray Wersching added a 27-yard field goal with 5:13 left, and Tory Nixon returned another interception 88 yards for the final touchdown with 33 seconds remaining, stopping Green Bay’s final drive. Patriots 23, Bills 3 Tony Franklin kicked three field goals and quarterback Tony Eason, returning from a two-week absence, keyed a ball-control New England offense to lead the Patriots. Eason, who had been sidelined with a rib injury, scrambled for a career- and game-high 55 yards on four carries.

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