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Girl's basketball INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Pint-round notional pairings for the 12th Indiana High School AtWetic Association gins’ basketball tournament Feb. 2-7 (All times local, p.m.): Bloomiagtea North Wednesday 6:30 —Bloomington South vs Bloomington North 3:oo—Martinsville vs Owen Valley Thursday 6:3o—Brown Co. vs Edgewood Monrovia Wednesday 6:3o—Greencastle vs Mooresvilie B:oo—Monrovia vs Eminence Thursday 6:3o—Cloverdaie vs S.Putnam South VermUUon Wednesday 7:oo—Riverton Parke vs Turkey Run Thursday 6:3o—S.Vermillion vs N.Vermillion B:oo—Rockville vs winner Game 1 West Vigo Thursday 6:3o—Terre Haute South vs W.Vigo B:oo—Terre Haute North vs Nortnview McCatcheon Wednesday 7:oo—W.Lafayette vs Lafayette Jeff Thursday 6:3o—Laf.Catholic vs McCutcheon 6:oo—Laf.Harrison vs Winner Game 1 Seeger Wednesday 7:oo—Fountain Gentral vs Benton Central Thursday 30—Covington vs Attica B:oo—Seeger vs Winner Game 1 Twin Lakes Wednesday 6:3o—Delphi vs N.White B:oo—Frontier vs Carroll Thursday 6:3O—W. Central vs Twin Lakes Western Boone Wednesday 6:3O—N. Montgomery vs N.Putnam B:oo—Lebanon vs Crawfordsville Thursday 6:3o—Western Boone vs Southmont Plainfield Wednesday 6:3o—Browns burg vs Avon B:oo—Plainfield vs Danville Thursday 6:3o—Tri-West vs Cascade Basketball Indiana High School Basketball By The Associated Press Tuesday's Scores Austin 55, Browns town 54 Calumet 76, Lake Station 57 1 Castle M, Ev. Mater Dei 52 Columbus North 71, Columbus East 61 Constantine, Mich. 46, Jim town 33 Eagledale Christian 46, Terre Haute Baptist 48 Evansville Bosse 66, Heritage Hills 52 Ev. Harrison 63, Boon vilie 40 Gary Wallace 75, Hammond 58 Greencastle 70, S.Putnam 66 Griffith 57, River Forest 42 Henryvilleeo, Borden 66 (20T) Heritage Hall 60, Indpls Baptist 56 Kankakee Valley 68, N.Newton 48 Lake Central 65, Hammond Gavit SO Lakeland 71, Hamilton 50 Lebanon 00, Indpls Tech 44 Loogootee67, Springs Valley 46 Noblesville 54, And. Madison Hts 52 N.Daviess 56, Linton 51 N.Harrison 76, Clarksville 63 N.Judson 71, Rensselaer 62 Northridge 57, Westview 43 Northwestern 63, Cass S 3 Plainfield Charlton 67, Colonial Christian 60 SB St Joseph’s 57, Mishawaka S 3 S. Vermillion 93, Turkey Run 41 Wabash 56, Southwood 50 Indiana College Basketball By The Associated Press Tuesday’s Scores Defiance 92, Manchester 69 Earlham 80, Roee-Hulman 73 Grace 76, Bethel 56 Hanover 80, Anderson 72 Huntington 67, Marion 66 Indiana-SE 97, lUPUI66 Notre Dame 66, Dayton 56 St. Francis, Ind. 73, Goshen 62 S. lllinois-Edwardsville 86, S. Indiana 70 Taylor 74, Indiana Tech 52 Tuesday’s College Basketball Scores By The Associated Press EAST Army 81, Fordham 73 Connecticut 66, Boston Coll. 60 Fairfield 86, Yale 81, OT Hamilton 75, Ithaca 67 Hartford 81, Maine 75 Howard U. 80, Md.-E. Shore 63 Loyola, Md. 70, St. Francis, N.Y 66 St. John’s 61, Villa nova 58 St. Joseph's 83, Penn 81 Siena 70, New Hampshire 56 Temple 76, Rutgers 56 Wagner 83, Manhattan 70 SOUTH Davidson 68, Furman 60 Winston-Salem 62, N. Carolina AAT 61

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MIDWEST DePaul 70, Weber St. 51 Kansas 72, lows St. 46 Notre Dame 66, Dayton 56 SOUTHWEST Texas Tech 66, Midweatern St., Tetas 61 PAR WEST Oklahoma 87, Colorado 61 DAYTON (66) Corbitt 6-18 2-314, Grant 241-25, Pittman 0-10-0 0, Christie 4-4046, Robinson 5-10 1-2 12, Uhl (Ml (Ml 0, Crotty 1-2 0-12, Young 3-63-39, McCracken 2-41-18. Totals 23-60 9-12 86. NOTRE DAME SS Royal 6-9 5417, Stevenson 54 7-717, Voce 6-6 8414, Rivers 2-6 4-41, Hicks 2-60-24, Smith O-l 0-0 0, Connor 2-4 <M> 4, J. Jackson l-l (K 0 2, Paddock o--0040. Totals 24-4318-23 66. Halftime—Notre Dame 32, Dayton 20. Threepoint goals—Dayton’o-1 (Christie 0-1), Notre Dame 0-1 (Connor 0-1). Fouled out—Grant. Rebounds—Dayton 11, (McCracken 0). Notre Darnell (Voce 12). Assists—Dayton 7 (Robinson 3), Notre Dame 10 (Rivers, Hicks 4). Total fouls—Dayton 16, Notre Dame 13. A—11,416. Nattaaal Basketball Aieaciattoa At A Glance By The Asseeiated Prase EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W.L.Pet. GB. Boston 31 11 .736 - Philadelphia 24 18 .671 7 Washington 21 20 .512 9% New York 13 29 .310 18 New Jersey n 30 .218 19% Central Division Atlanta 27 14 .680 Detroit 26 15 .634 1 Milwaukee 27 18 .800 2 Chicago 21 19 .525 5% Indiana 20 22 .476 7* Cleveland 16 26 .361 11% WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Dallas 26 15 .634 Utah 24 17 .516 2 Houston 22 20 .524 4% Denver 19 24 .442 8 Sacramento 14 27 .341 12 San Antonio IS 20 .310 13% Pacific Division L.A. Lakers 33 9 .786 - Portland 26 18 .581 8 Seattle 22 19 .537 10% Golden State 23 21 .523 11 Phoenix 10 25 .419 15% L.A. cuppers 5 36 .122 27% Tuesday’s Games Atlanta 114, Indiana 96 Philadelphia 108, New York 103 Boston 106, Chicago 67 Washington 118, Dallas 113 Utah 82, Houston 66 San Antonio 118, Detroit 107 LA. Lakers 107, Portland 100 Milwaukee 119, Golden State 115 Sacramento 118, Near Jersey lis Wednesday’s Gaines Chicago at Beaton Cleveland at Philadelphia Golden State at Phoenix New Jersey at L.A. Clipper* LA. Lakers at Seattle INDIANA <M> Person 7-15 14 16, H. Williams 4-12 3-4 11, Stipanovich 4-10 84 It, Fleming 5-7 2413, Long 210 44 0, Richardson 9-12 0419, Anderson4-ll 24 10, Macy 04 04 0, Russell 241-2 5, Gray 141-2 3. Dreiling 1- 04 2. Totals 394818-30 96 ATLANTA (114) Levingston 14042, Willis 9-15 2-2 30, Rollins 24 34 7, Rivers 54 0-1110, Wilkins 11-2910-10 33, G Williams 341-3 7, Koncak 0-7 04 0, Carr 7-15 44 10, Battle 24 04 6, Hastings 14 44 2. Touts 4245 20-33 114. 31. .14. .29. .24—.96 AUaBU 16. .22.<6.19-114 Th'-ee-point goais-Person, Richardson, Wilkins. Fouled out—Person. Rebounds— In*ana 83 (Person, Stipanovich 8), Atlanta 66 (Wiklns 10). Assists—lndiana 25 (Fleming 7), jsssaass, l "- ™ * Hockey National Hockey League Tuesday’* Game* Quebec 4, Hartford 2 Pittsburgh 7, Washington 5 Winnipeg 8, N.Y. Islander* 2, tie St Louie 2, Montreal 1 Edmonton 4, Vancouver 4, tie Philadelphk*la*B»Salo G * ,ne * Winnipeg at N.Y. Rangers Washington at Detroit Toronto at Chicago Vancouver at Edmonton New Jersey at Los Angeles Transactions BASEBALL Americas Leagae DETROIT TlGEßS—Traded Randy O’Neal and Chuck Cary, pitchers, to the Atlanu Braves for Terry Harper and Freddie Tiburcio, outfielders. Agreed to terms with Johnny Grubb and Pat Sheridan, outfielders. KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Signed Mark Gubicza and Bud Black, pitchers, to one-year contracts. Signed Gary Thurman, outfielder. Nattaual Leagae CINCINNATI REDS—Bigned Nick Esatacy, first baseman, to a one-year contract.

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Knight takes jab at council BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Indiana basketball coach Bob Knight has taken a jab at the faculty council that Issued a statement condemning coaches who verbally abuse athletes. In supporting the statement, one council member singled out Knight for criticism. Knight used his statewide radio show Monday evening to make his first public comment on the council’s resolution. “I wish I could give you a little bit of an idea what our starting lineup is going to be (for the game with Illinois tonight), but I can’t,” said Knight. “The Bloomington Faculty Council was supposed to have it to me by 4 o’clock this afternoon, but they got caught up in a debate about whether to put petunias or daffodils in a flower bed behind the old library building and just weren’t able to get our starting lineup. “So, hopefully somebody will decide on either petunias or daffodils and will get to it before game time Wednesday.” The statement of rights approved last Wednesday emphasized that athletes shouldn’t be subject to physical or verbal abuse and encouraged them to report violations. Indiana is ranked fourth this week and Illinois 12th. The Hoo6iers have a 6-1 record in Big Ten play and are 15-2 overall. Illinois is 14-4 and 5-2. The Illini suffered back-to-back overtime losses to lowa and Purdue before beating Arizona last Saturday. The Illini led lowa by 22 points early in the second half. They shot 72 percent, committed just five turnovers and had Purdue by 10 at halftime. Illinois Coach Lou Henson says, “Our three seniors have played really well but after that we’ve been a little inconsistent and that’s hurt us a lot. To beat teams in this league, you’ve got to play well all the time. I think our team is coming along'; but it’s hard for us to sustain good play over long periods of time, and I think that’s due to inexperience. ’ ’ Stearman hits 600 milestone By The Associated Press Columbus North High School coach Bill Stearman has earned his 600th career victory with a 71-61 decision over Columbus East. Stearman, a coach for 38 years, in only the fifth coach in Indiana history to win 600 games. Others are Howard Sharpe (748), Marion Crawley (734),. Everett Case (726) and Ward Smith (692). Meanwhile, in only game involving a ranked team Tuesday night, No. 3 Gary Wallace beat Hammond 75-58. Jerome Harmon had 12 of his gamehigh 34 points in the final quarter for Wallace, which took a 48-41 lead into the period and broke it open by outscoring Hammond 27-17. Harmon also had nine rebounds and scored 21 of his points in the second half.

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Business Opportunity BAR for sale, 3-way license. Call 672-8451 or 6539805 for appointment. 12/4/TF Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE Nolle* I* horoby given that the Board of Trulteee of the Town of Roechdale, Putnam County, Indiana, will receive •aalad Mde for the following poreonal (1) one 1955 Seriae 530 C*m Industrial Tractor with front loader and backhoe attachment. BMs may be mailed or dollvored In parton to tho Town Off lea, 205 North Indiana Street, P.O. Box 195, Roachdalo, IN 45172, anytime prior to 7:00 p.m. on February 11, 1987, the day of bid opening. Bide will be opened publicly and road aloud. All bide shall be accompanied by a certified check (or bid bond) of not laaa than tan percent (10%) of tha bid. The balance of tha Md accepted by tha Board of Trustee* of the Town of Roachdale will be due thirty (30) day* altar acceptance of bid. All bid* shall be submitted In tha form a* prescribed by tha State Board of Accounts. Said equipment may be Inspected at tha Town Office building during regular business hour*. Tho Board of Trust ms of the Town of Roachdale has tha right to reject any andtor all Md*. BOARD OF TRUSTEES TOWN OF ROACHDALE Peggy Plunkett, Clark-TrMtursr Jan. 21/25/2T Legal Notices TOWN OF CLOVERDALE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Thera will be a mMtlng of tha Cloverdais Zoning Board of Appeals In addition to tha regular scheduled plancommission meeting, to be held February 12,1987. The mMtlng will be held In tha library of tha Cloverdaie Community Building, at 7:00 p.m. Tha meeting will be held to recognize tha following petition: Petition by tha Franca Stone Company for a Zoning Ordinance Amendment for property owned by Paul CaMlda consisting of 10 acres. This property described as follows: Situate In tha State ot Indiana, County of Putnam and balng a part of tha NorthwMt quartar of sactlon 1, township 12 North, rangs 4 wsst of tha sacond principal marldlan. TanftO) acras mors or lass. Parsons attending shall have tha right to bo heard thereon. Cloverdaie Plan Commission Jack E. Davis, President Jan. 2811 T

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