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Jackson says baseball took giant step

PHILADELPHIA (AP) Job opportunities in major-league front offices for minorities and women emerged from a “very productive” meeting between team owners and the Rev. Jesse Jackson. “It was a small step for me and a giant step for baseball that a little oxygen got into that room today,” Jackson said Wednesday after meeting with owners from the National and American Leagues. “Every team in major-league baseball will have a strong and positive affirmative action program in place within the next 30 days,” baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth said at a news conference with Jackson. Last month, Jackson gave baseball until June 29 to devise an affirmative action plan to get minorities into front-office positions or potentially face boycotts or other economic measures by civil-rights activists.

Three-team race taking shape

PLAINFIELD, Ind. (AP) - No.lranked Lafayette Jeff and Nonrated defending state champion Kokomo, as well as Columbus North, were positioned for a race for the team title as second-round action began today in the state high school boys golf tournament. Chris Williamson of Kokomo tied two others for individual honors with a 5-over-par 77 and the Wildkats tied for the team lead with Columbus North after first-round action .

South beats North in Babe Ruth

South Putnam moved its Babe Ruth baseball record to 3-0 Wednesday evening by posting a 15-0 victory over North Putnam. A NINE-RUN FOURTH inning propelled South to the win, as the game was shortened to 4*/ 2 innings due to the run rule. Matt Flora drove

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Jackson said Wednesday the situation would be reviewed June 29 before a next step is considered. He played down prospects of a boycott. “Owners are making up for lost time,” Jackson said. “The movement that has begun to take place is impressive.” Jackson’s performance also impressed at least one owner the New York Yankees’ George Steinbrenner. “He was constructive in his approach to the situation,” said Steinbrenner, who added if Jackson keeps trying to work with the owners, “it’s going to reap some rewards.” “Nobody’s going to tell me I got to hire a guy because of the color of his skin or because of where he goes to church,” Steinbrenner said. “But nobody better tell me there are no capable blacks or Hispanics or women, either. “I just believe that a man should stand on his ability.”

Kokomo, going for its third straight title, tied Columbus North at 330 for the team lead, just one stroke ahead of Lafayette Jeff. Matt Reams led North with a round of 79 on the par-72, 6,995-yard Prestwick Golf Club. The six other teams from a field of 20 advancing to today’s final 18 holes were Bedford-North Lawrence and Marion at 334; Michigan City Elston, 336, Northridge, 338; Lawrence Central, 339; and South Bend Clay, 340.

in three of South’s runs with a triple, while Jim Collins also had an extrabase hit for the winners, a double. Brent Williams, Cory Robinson and Jay Mutterspaugh all had two singles for South. North managed only two hits on the day off on Robinson, the winning pitcher.

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Jackson credited the commitment for affirmative action plans, the hiring of a consultant to monitor implementation of the plans and timetables for implementation as “steps in the right direction.” The issue has received attention since former Los Angeles Dodgers vice president Al Campanis said in April that blacks lack the “necessities” for management. Campanis resigned under pressure shortly afterward. “Some adjustments have been made in the last two months, since Mr. Al Campanis, the fall guy, pulled the scab off the cancer,” said Jackson. “My impression is the owners are motivated to move.”

Harmon having trouble LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) The University of Louisville signed a letter-of-intent with Jerome Harmon nearly two months ago, but is stilll uncertain whether the Gary, Ind., teen will play basketball next season. Harmon, a 6-foot-4 guard, has an off-court problem. He has taken the Scholastic Aptitude Test three times and will try the American College Test for the third time Saturday. He needs to score a 15 on the ACT or a 680 on the SAT to meet NCAA academic requirements. Earl Smith, his coach at Lew Wallace High School, said Harmon’s best scores have been 14 on the ACT and 610 on the SAT. The deadline for testing expires July 1, but the examination Saturday probably will be Harmon’s last chance because the next day he will report to the Indiana All-Star team for the rest of the month. Smith said Harmon has been taking special classes with other athletes in Chicago to prepare for the tests and recently scored 840 on a practice test. “It’s not a case of him being slow, because Jerome can be a decent student,” Smith said. “He articulates well and reads well and his comprehension seems to be all right, but he just hasn’t been able to put it together.” Smith said he could not predict whether Harmon will pass and expressed hope that the special class in Chicago will help. “It’s kind of befuddling to me why he hasn’t passed already because he’s a better student than some others here who have passed.” He said Harmon had a 2.5 grade-point average but his foundation for the test probably wasn’t as strong as it should have been because he did not take many college preparatory classes until his senior year. After the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star games June 20 and 27, Harmon will play oh an Indiana Amateur Athletic Union team that has advanced to the national finals in Jacksonville, Fla.

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Basketball National Basketball Association Playoff Glance Bv The Associated Press CHAMPIONSHIP Tuesday, June 9 Los Angeles 107, Boston 106, Los Angeles leads series 3-1 Thursday, June 11 Los Angeles at Boston Sunday, June 14 Boston at Los Angeles, if necessary Tuesday, June 16 Boston at Los Angeles, if necessary Baseball INDIANAPOLIS (AP) First-round regional pairings Saturday in the Indiana High School Athletic Association baseball tournament: Blackford Anderson vs Jay Co. Norwell vs Marion Columbus Columbus East vs S.Ripley E.Central vs Connersville East Chicago Lake Central vs Highland Hammond vs Calumet Fort Wayne FW Elmhurst vs Homestead DeKalb vs FW Dwenger Indianapolis Perry Meridian vs Indpls Brebeuf N.Montgomery vs Indpls Ben Davis Jasper Barr-Reeve vs Bedford-N.Lawrence Jasper vs Vincennes Rivet Jeffersonville Eastern vs Seymour Jeffersonville vs Floyd Central Kokomo Huntington vs Rochester Tri-Central vs Logansport Lafayette N.Newton vs Benton Central Lafayette Jeff vs Clinton Prairie LaPorte Bremen vs Valparaiso LaPorte vs Chesterton Mooresville Edgewood vs Plainfield S.Putnam vs Center Grove Richmond Muncie Central vs Muncie South Shenandoah vs Hagerstown Sheridan Carmel vs New Palestine Indpls Cathedral vs Beech Grove South Bend Mishawaka Marian vs Lakeland Bethany Christian vs SB St. Joseph’s South Spencer Boonville vs Mt. Vernon (Posey) Evansville Central vs Tell City Terre Haute Northview vs Covington Terre Haute South vs Sullivan Major League Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Toronto 36 20 .643 New York 35 24 .593 2'4 Milwaukee 30 24 . 556 5 Detroit 29 26 . 527 6>/i Boston 28 31 475 9>4 Baltimore 27 31 .466 10 Cleveland 20 38 .345 17 West Division W L. Pct. GB Minnesota 32 26 552 Kansas City 30 26 .536 1 Oakland 30 27 . 526 I*4 Seattle 29 30 492 3'* California 27 32 . 458 5‘,4 Texas 24 31 436 6'4 Chicago 22 33 . 400 8% Wednesday’s Games Oakland 5, Chicago 2 Toronto 4, New York 1 Boston 15, Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 8. Detroit 5, 10 innings Minnesota 4, Kansas City 3, 10 innings California 10, Cleveland 7 Texas 9, Seattle 5 Thursday’s Games Milwaukee (Wegman 4-5) at Detroit (Robinson 4-2) Toronto (Johnson 2-5) at Baltimore (Habyan 1-1), (n) Minnesota (Viola 4-5) at Chicago (Dotson 3-4), (n) Only games scheduled Friday’s Games Milwaukee at New York, (n) Boston at Detroit, (n) Minnesota at Chicago, (n) Toronto at Baltimore, (n) California at Kansas City, (n) Oakland at Texas, (n) Cleveland at Seattle, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W. L. Pct. GB St. Louis 35 21 625 Chicago 33 25 569 3 Montreal 30 27 . 526 5'4 New York 29 28 .509 6'4 Philadelphia 27 28 .49 1 7'4 Pittsburgh 25 31 446 10 West Division W L Pct. GB Cincinnati 33 25 569 San Francisco 32 26 .552 1 Houston 29 28 . 509 3'4 Atlanta 28 30 483 5 Los Angeles 28 30 .483 5 San Diego 15 45 .250 19

Sports scoreboard

Wednesday's Games San Francisco 9, Cincinnati 4 New York 13, Chicago 2 Atlanta 7. Los Angeles 1 Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 3, 11 innings St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 1 Houston 10, San Diego 1 Thursday's Games Atlanta (McWilliams 0-1) at Cincinnati (Power 5-2), (n) Houston (Deshaies 4-2) at Los Angeles (Valenzuela 5-4), (n) San Diego (Show 2-7) at San Francisco (Downs 4-2), (n) Only games scheduled Friday’s Games Atlanta at Cincinnati, (n) Philadelphia at Montreal, (n) New York at Pittsburgh, (n) Chicago at St. Louis, (n) Houston at Los Angeles, (n) San Diego at San Francisco, (n) TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (161 at bats)—Trammell, Detroit, .354; Boggs, Boston. .352; Tabler, Cleveland, .330; Nokes, Detroit, .325; Tartabull. Kansas City, 325 RUNS—Randolph, New York, 46; RHenderson, New York. 43; Boggs. Boston, 42; GBell, Toronto, 41; Ripken, Baltimore, 41. RBI —GBell, Toronto, 54; Joyner, California, 44; LAParrish, Texas, 44; Presley, Seattle, 44; Ripken, Baltimore, 44 HlTS—Boggs, Boston, 76; Puckett, Minnesota, 73; Franco, Cleveland, 72; Tabler, Cleveland, 72; Fletcher, Texas. 69. DOUBLES—TabIer, Cleveland, 20; ADavis, Seattle, 15; Boggs, Boston, 15; MDavis, Oakland. 15; DwEvans, Boston, 14; Mattingly, New York, 14. TRIPLES—PBradIey, Seattle, 6; Seitzer, Kansas City, 5; Wilson, Kansas City, 5; DWhite, California, 4; Fernandez, Toronto, 4; Presley, Seattle 4 HOME RUNS—GBeII, Toronto, 21; McGwire. Oakland, 19, Barfield, Toronto, 15; MDavis, Oakland, 15; Ripken, Baltimore, 15 STOLEN BASES—RHenderson, New York, 23; PBradley, Seattle, 20; Reynolds, Seattle, 19; Moses, Seattle, 18; Redus, Chicago, 18. PITCHING (5 decisions)—Saberhagen, Kansas City, 10-1, .909, 2.20; Schmidt, Baltimore, 6-1, .857. 2.52; Atherton. Minnesota, 4-1, .800, 3.41; Clear, Milwaukee, 4-1, .800, 3.21; Morris, Detroit, 8-2, .800, 3.99; Musselman, Toronto, 4-1, .800, 2.29. STRIKEOUTS—Langston, Seattle, 106; Higuera, Milwaukee, 92; Swindell, Cleveland, 90; Clemens, Boston, 82; MWitt, California, 78. SAVES—Plesac, Milwaukee, 13; Righetti, New York, 12; JHowell, Oakland, 11; Reardon, Minnesota, 11; Henke, Toronto, 10. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (161 at bats)—Gwynn, San Diego, .367; Maldonado, San Francisco, .348; Guerrero, Los Angeles, .346; Leonard, San Francisco, .346; Galarraga. Montreal, .332. RUNS—EDavis, Cincinnati, 51; Coleman, St. Louis, 47; DMurphy, Atlanta, 46; JClark, St. Louis, 44; Maldonado, San Francisco, 44. RBl—Dawson, Chicago, 58; JClark, St. Louis, 56; EDavis, Cincinnati, 55; Wallach, Montreal, 49; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 44; McGee, St. Louis, 44; Parker, Cincinnati. 44 HlTS—Gwynn, San Diego, 80; Leonard, San Francisco, 79; Maldonado, San Francisco, 79; Hatcher, Houston, 73; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 71. DOUBLES—Leonard, San Francisco, 20; Maldonado, San Francisco, 20; Wallach, Montreal, 18; Morrison. Pittsburgh, 17; Oberkfell, Atlanta, 17. TRIPLES—Bonds, Pittsburgh, 5; MWilson, New York, 5; Samuel, Philadelphia, 5; 6 are tied with 4. HOME RUNS—Dawson, Chicago, 20; EDavis, Cincinnati, 20; DMurphy, Atlanta, 18; JClark, St. Louis, 17; Strawberry, New York, 16; Virgil, Atlanta, 16. STOLEN BASES—Coleman, St. Louis, 39, EDavis. Cincinnati, 26, Hatcher, Houston, 20, Gwynn, San Diego, 18; MThompson, Philadelphia, 18. PITCHING (5 decisions)—Heaton, Montreal, 82, .800, 3.44; Hoffman, Cincinnati, 4-1, 800, 2.80; Meads, Houston, 4-1, .800, 5.92; Noles. Chicago, 41, .800, 3.93; Sutcliffe, Chicago, 8-2, .800, 3.36; Welch, Los Angeles, 8-2, .800,3.17. STRIKEOUTS—Scott, Houston, 102; Ryan, Houston, 96; Fernandez, New York, 75; Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 71; Hershiser, Los Angeles, 68. SAVES—Bedrosian, Philadelphia, 15; LeSmith, Chicago, 15; Worrell, St. Louis, 14; Franco, Cincinnati, 12; DSmith, Houston, 11; Orosco, New York, 11.

Legal Notices THE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MET IN SPECIAL SESSION ON MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1987 AT 9:00 A.M. LEGAL TIME AT THE COURTHOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, INDIANA ANO APPROVED THE FOLLOWING PAYROLL: COUNTY GENERAL: Nancy Michael 647.08, Teresa Judy 329.17, Patricia M. Braden 329.17, Judith Clifford 329.17, Roberta Smiley 366.67, Norita York 366.67, Theresa Guerrettaz 107.20, Marty Watts 466.54, Myrtle Cockrell 697.08, Adrenne Patterson 492.66, Radene Varvel 437.37, Sheila McCullough 437.37, Janet Boesen 437.37, Shirley Brackney 120.00, Cheryl McBride 270.00, Nancy Mcßride 692.91, Jean Foxx 517.66, June Albright 483.20, Sharon Freeman 466.54, Exie Flora 270.00, Beth Clodfelter 270.00, Carla Plessinger 210.00, Rose Buis 672.08, Gladys Hinkle 469.31, Gerald Hoffa 789.37, Richard Lyon 687.50, Robert Patton 648.63, Michael Biggs 660.99. James Baugh 686.07, Thomas Helmer 612.25, David Costin 520.83, Evelyn Ann Campbell 475.00, Marsha Persinger 475.00, David McDevitt 475.00. Randy Phillips 475.00, David Penturt 543.83, Carolyn Davies 132.00, Dale Oliver 156.04, Terry Richards 89.33, Wayne Hopkins 89.33, Byron Snyder 89.33, Howard Hedge 89.33, Eleanor Delp 427.29, Dorothy Masten 349.16. Robert J. Lowe 100.58, Diana LaViolette 100.58, Stephen S. Pierson 86.62. Sharon Clearwaters 487.50, Joyce Tincher 239.16, Sally H. Gray 429.16, Carol Sutherlin 554.16, Shirley Applegate 467.66, Cheryl Danberry 500.00, William C. Vaughn 111 300.71, Glennda Deem 775.46, Janet Jordan 507.54, John Stevens 758.79, Chris McAfee 600.00. Wendell Dickey 477.70, Edward Taylor 431.88, Bonnie Helton 476.97, Joan Patterson 352.50, Joan Patterson 100.16, Julie Hoffa 626.83, Steve Fenwick 475.02, John Goss 475.02, Ronald Roach 458.36, Jerry Cox 450.02, Robert Lowe 125.00, Bonnie Meagher 20.83. Bruce Albright 400.00, Robert J. Lowe 191.66, Barbara L. Mann 235.91. Charlotte Gould 697.08, Elizabeth P. Pierson 517.66, Jerry Monnett 550.00, Beverly Monnett 291.66, Joan Strange 407.20, Patricia Nelson 348.66. Brenda Haberle 344.50. Annabeth Smith 216.00, Joseph Boyd 56.25. Richard Pettit 352.00, Jeanne Hoffa 200.00, Janet Jordan 54.00. COUNTY GENERAL TITLE IVD: Doris M. Smith 632.04. Joyce Tincher 227.50. PUTNAM COUNTY HIGHWAY: Robert Bain 734.30, Patricia Sager 581.43, Wilma Davis 545.37, Ronald Dorsett 590.40. Paul Aubrey 550.94, John Collins 529.60. Gary Cox 557.99, James Evans 567.24, Mark Gubser 556.80, Brian Phillips 553.32, Luther Ridgway 529.60. Tim Traylor 526.29, Allen Trent 555.02, James C. Boiler 613.83, Darrell Jackson 575.12, Gerald McGuire 407.68. Jerry Taylor 567.20, Michael York 621.03, Emerson Phillips 633.26. Wayne Runnells 637.60, William Burroff 538.40, Marshall Cunningham 472.00, Ricky Eason 510.30, Rick Williams 524.86, Lester Jones 504.00. Larry Brown 192.00, Dennis Shillings 694.00. Jonathan Clark 568.06. Greg Huber 600.80. PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH: John Ellett, Jr. 514.79, Carolyn Fowler 483.21, Rosalie Graham 610.83, James Lake 620.62. PUTNAM COUNTY SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM: Martin Mishler 541.66. PROBATION USER'S FEES: Bonnie Meagher 400.00. ATTEST: Myrtle Cockrell, Putnam County Auditor June 11-1 T

June 11,1987 THE BANNERGRAPHIC

American Association Glance By The Associated Press W L Pct. GB Nashville (Rds) 32 20 .615 Indianapols (Exps) 32 24 .571 2 Denver (Brewrs) 29 25 .537 4 Okla City (Rngrs) 29 25 .537 4 Louisville (Crds) 29 26 .527 4'4 Buffalo (Indins) 23 32 .418 10‘/4 lowa (Cbs) 21 31 .404 11 Omaha (Royls) 21 33 . 389 12 Wednesday's Games Nashville at Omaha, ppd., rain lowa 6, Louisville 1 Oklahoma City 2, Indianapolis 1 Buffalo 9, Denver 8 Thursday’s Games Nashville at Omaha Louisville at lowa Oklahoma City at Indianapolie Denver at Buffalo Friday’s Games Oklahoma at Omaha Denver at lowa Indianapolis at Nashville Buffalo Louisville Golf INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Summaries of firstround individual leaders and team leaders Wednesday in the 51st Indiana High School Athletic Association boys' state golf championships at the 6,995-yard, par-72 Prestwick Golf Club course. Benji Neeley, Marion, 77 Bill Miller, FW Luers, 77 Chris Williamson, Kokomo, 77 Kenny Rozzi, Northridge, 78 Chris Smith, Rochester. 78 Matt Reams, Columbus North, 79 Mike Spiher, S. Clay, 80 Darrett Brinker, Ev. North, 80 T. Gillen, Lafayette Jeff, 80 David Rush, Carmel, 80 Steve Ziolkowski, S.Bend Adams Deric TeVault. Mt. Vernon. 80 Kyle Wieneke, Seymour, 81 Greg Miller, Ft. Wayne Luers 81 Michael Welch, Ft. Wayne Snider 81 Matt Johnson, Warsaw, 81 Matt Schofield, New Castle, 81 Tony Polizzotto; S.Bend LaSalle, 81 Rocky Purvis, Marion, 82 Matthew Waskon, Seymour, 82 Mike Hensley, Yorktown, 82 Craig Smith, Rochester, 82 John Nemeth, Wawasee, 82 Shawn Arterbum, Columbus North, 82 Brad Bolton, BedfordN.Lawrence, 82 Team Scores l.(tie) Kokomo, 330 Columbus North, 330 3. Lafayettt Jeff, 331 4. (tie) Marion, 334 Bedford-N.Lawrence, 334 6. Mich. City Elston, 336 7. Northridge, 338 8. Lawrence Central. 339 9. S.Bend Clay, 340 Did Not Qualify 10. (tie) Ft. Wayne Luers, 341 Indpls CHatard, 341 Seymour, 341 13. Ev. North, 344 14. S.Bend St. Joseph, 345 3 15. Ft. Wayne Snider, 346 16. Bloomington South, 348 17. Wawasee, 349 18. Yorktown, 350 19. Rochester, 355 20. Richmond. 357 Transactions BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS—Placed Dave Bergman, first baseman. on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled Morris Madden, pitcher, from Toledo of the International League. NEW YORK YANKEES—Sent Joel Skinner, catcher, to Columbus of the International League. National League PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Traded Mike Easier, outfielder, to the New York Yankees for Keith Hughes, outfielder, and Shane Turner, shortstop; assigned Hughes to Maine of the International League and Turner to Reading of the Eastern League. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Named Chub Feeney president. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS—Reached terms on a oneyear contract with Walter Payton, running back. Signed Anthony Mosley, running back, and Ivan Hicks, defensive back, to one-year contracts, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Signed Rich Spangler, placekicker.

Legal Notices NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF GREENCASTLE, INDIANA OF A DETERMINATION TO ISSUE FUNDING BONDS Taxpayers of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, are notified that the Greencastle City Council did. on June 1, 1987, adopt an Ordinance Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of Funding Bonds of said City in an amount of Seventynine Thousand Dollars ($79,000) for the purpose of providing funds to pay and satisfy certain judgments against the City of Greencastle, Indiana, as recommended by the Board of Public Works. Said bonds are to bear interest at a rate or rates not exceeding 10 percent per annum (the exact rate or rates to be determined by bidding), and are to be payable in two maturities, on July 1, 1988, and January 1, 1989, in the manner provided by the governing statutes. Objections to the issuance of said bonds may be made by taxpayers filing an objecting petition in the Office of the Auditor of Putnam County within the time and in the manner provided by law, which petition, if any, will be heard and considered by the State Board of Tax Commissioners in the manner provided by law. The net assessed valuation of taxable property in the City of Greencastle, Indiana is $23,647,940 and the constitutional indebtedness of said City, exclusive of the above bonds Is $62,357.59. Dated this 2nd day of June, 1987. City of Greencastle, Indiana By: Janice Inman Clerk-Treasurer June 4-11-2 T NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 67C01-8706-ES-46 Notice is hereby given that First Citizens Bank & Trust Company was on the Sth day of June, 1987, appointed executor of the will of Mary Kathleen Reckley. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 9th day of June, 1987. Nancy A. Michael Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court BOYD & YOUNG 22 Vi West Washington Street P.O. Box 587 Greencastle, IN 46135 (317)653-3938 Attorneys Junell-18-2T

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