Banner Graphic, Volume 18, Number 174, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1988 — Page 9

Basketball NCAA Tournament At A Glance By The fireodateri Preaa EAST REGIONAL Championxhip At East Rutherford, NJ. Saturday, March 24 Duke 63, Temple 53 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Championship At Birmingham, Ala. Saturday, March 24 Oklahoma 78. Villanova 59 MIDWEST REGIONAL Championship At Pontiac, Mich. Sunday, March 27 Kansas 71, Kansas State 58 WEST REGIONAL Championship At Seattle Sunday, March 27 Arizona 70, North CaroUn* 52 THE FINAL FOUR At Kansas City, Mo. Semifinals Saturday, April 2 Kansas, 25-11, vs. Duke, 28-6 Oklahoma, 34-3, vs. Arizona. 35-2 Championship Monday, April 4 Kansas-Duke winner vs. Oklahoma-Arizona winner National Invitation Tourney At Madison Square Garden Championship game Connecticut 72, Ohio State 67 Third-place game Colorado State 58, Boston Ccilegc 57 National Basketball Association At A Glance By The Associated Press EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pet. GB y-Boston 50 21 .704 Philadelphia 32 38 .457 17Vi Washington 30 39 .435 19 New York 30 40 .429 19V4 New Jersey 18 52 .257 31V4 Central Division x-Detroit 46 23 .667 Atlanta 43 26 .623 3 Chicago 41 29 .586 5V4 Milwaukee 38 30 359 7Vi Indiana 33 35 .485 12V4 Cleveland 33 38 .465 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pet GB x-Dallas 46 23 .667 x-Denver 44 26 .629 2Vi x-Houston 40 28 388 5Vi x-Utah 38 31 351 8 San Antonio 25 43 .368 20Vi Sacramento 20 49 .290 26 Pacific Division x-LA. Lakers 53 16 .768 x-Portland 43 25 .632 9V4 x-Seattle 37 32 336 16 Phoenix 23 46 .333 30 Golden Stale 17 51 .250 3SVi LA. dippers 15 54 .217 38 x-clinched playoff berth y-clinched division title Wednesday’s results Boston 117, Houston 110 * Philadelphia 134, Milwaukee 109 i Cleveland 107, Washington 96 Atlanta 103, Detroit 102 Phoenix 123, Golden State 105 Chicago 111, Loa Angeles Clippers 94 Thursday's Games Houston st Indiana New York at Milwaukee Sacramento at Denver ! Golden Stale at Utah San Antonio at Seattle g, Friday’s Gaines 4 Atlanta at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Dallas at Washington J San Antonio at Los Angeles Clippers I Chicago at Portland

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Hockey National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pts GF GA y-NYlxltnden 38 29 10 86 297 256 y-Washington 38 31 8 84 270 233 Philadelphia 37 33 7 81 279 283 NY Rangers 35 34 9 79 291 279 Pittsburgh 34 34 9 77 306 301 New Jersey 35 36 6 76 277 289 Adams Division y-Montreal 43 22 12 98 282 229 y-Boston 43 28 6 92 294 242 y-Buffalo 36 31 10 82 274 290 y-Hartford 34 36 7 75 241 258 Quebec 32 41 4 68 263 292 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division W L T Pts GF GA x-Detroit 40 27 11 91 312 261 y-St Louis 34 36 8 76 272 284 y-Chicago 30 40 9 69 281 324 Minnesota 19 46 13 51 240 339 Toronto 20 48 10 50 265 335 Smythe Division x-Calgary 47 22 9 103 390 298 y-Edmonton 43 25 10 96 353 281 y-Winnipeg 32 36 10 74 281 300 y-Los Angeles 29 42 7 65 307 351 Vancouver 24 46 9 57 266 319 x-clinched division title y-clinched playoff berth Wednesday’s results New York Rangers 4, Chicago 3 Edmonton 6, Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 9, Calgary 7 Thursday’s Games Montreal at Boston Hartford at Buffalo Quebec at Philadelphia New Jersey at Pittsburgh Washington at New York Islanders Friday** Games Toronto at Detroit New York Rangers at Winnipeg St Louis at Edmonton Los Angeles at Calgary Minnesota at Vancouver Baseball Exhibition Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet Toronto 17 8 .680 New York 19 9 .679 Boston 15 12 J 56 Seattle 15 12 .556 California 14 12 538 Kansas City 15 13 .536 Cleveland 14 13 519 Oakland 13 14 .481 Texas 12 14 .462 Milwaukee 13 16 .448 Chicago 12 17 .414 Minnesota 10 16 .385 Baltimore 9 15 .375 Detroit 8 18 .308 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pda Los Angeles 19 10 .655 New York 17 9 .654 Cincinnati 15 H ST) Montreal 15 11 577 Chicago 16 14 533 San Francisco 14 13 519 Pittsburgh 15 14 517 Houston 14 14 500 Philadelphia 12 15 .444 San Diego 11 16 .407 St Louis 10 15 .400 Atlanta 7 21 .250 Wednesday’s results Montreal 6, Loa Angeles 1 Boston 6, Cincinnati 1 New York Meta 4, Atlanta 3 Pittsburgh 6, St Louis 2 Toronto 4, Detroit 2 Philadelphia 5, Kansas City 1 Minnesota 6, Houston 5 New York Yankees 2, Baltimore 1 Texas 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Milwaukee 5, Oakland 4 Seattle 8, Chicago Cubs 2 Cleveland 12, San Francisco 2 California 6, Sen Diego 5,11 innings

Baseball Indiana High School PoB-lhblo INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The High School Baseball Coaches Association pros am on Top 20 teams, with first-place votes in parentheses and rating points: 1. 2. Evansville Central (3), 186 3. Lafayette Jeff, 135 4. Highland, 103 5. Covington, 94 6. Columbus East 77 3 7. Huntington North, 70 8. Richmon, 52 9. New Prairie, 37 10. Ft Wayne Concordia3s 11. Jasper, 26 12 Marion, 24 13. North Newton, 19 14. Tern Haute South, 18 15. Clio) Avon, 17 Mississinewa, 17 Center Grove, 17 18. DeJCalb, 16 19. Noblesville, IS 20. Jeffersonville 13,3 Transactions Wednesday’s Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American Lea sue BALTIMORE ORlOLES—Acquired Wade Rowdon, infielder, from the Chicago Cube far Nicolas Ramirez, shortstop, and Tom Michno, pitcher. Placed Ken Gerhart outfielder, on the 15day disabled list retroactive to March 26. Placed Dan Aase, pitcher; an the 15-day disabled list Released Lee Lacy, outfielder Assigned Keith Hughes, outfielder, to Rochester of the Internationai League. CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Sent Urn Holes, infielder, to their minor league camp. Reassigned Ken Patten on and Steve Rosenberg, pitchen, to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. Agreed to terms with Jerry Reuss, pitcher, on a one-year eontract. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Traded Junks Noboa, infielder, to the California Angela far Ted Milner; outfielder: KANSAS ROYALS—Signed Buddy Biancalana, shortstop, to a minor Teague contract MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Released Ruppon Jones, outfielder. Assigned Mark Knudaon and Paul Mira bells, pitchen; Charlie O’Brien, catcher, Steve Kiefer, infielder, and Steve Stankek and Brad Komminak, oulfielden, to their minor league camp. MINNESOTA TWlNS—Assigned Chris Pittaro, infielder, and Jim Da vim, pitcher, to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. NEW YORK YANKEES—Traded Orestes Destrade, first baseman, to the Pittsburgh Pirates forHipolito Pena, pitcher. OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Optioned Luis Polonia, infielder, to Tacoma cf the Pacific Coast League. Purchased the contract of Orlando Mercado, catcher, Iran Tacoma. Assigned Gleg Cadaret and Tim Meeks, pitchers. Matt Sinatra, catcher, and Ed Junk, infielder, to Tacoma. TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Seat Rob Ducey, outfielder, and Joae Nunez, pitcher, outright to Syracuse of the International League. Placed Manny Lee, infielder, on the 15-day disabled hat. Sent Jimy Kelly, shortstop, to their minor leejßM camp for reassignment. Optioned Cohn McLaughlin and Ennque Burgos, pitchers, and Greg Myers, catcher, to Syracuse. Assigned Carles Diaz, catcher, to Knoxville of the Southern League. National Leant LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Signed Rick Dempsey, catcher, to a one-year contract PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Aaripiod Bin Dawley, pitcher, to their minor league camp. SAN FRANCISCO GlANTS—Optioned Terry Mulbolland, pitcher, Kirt Man waring, catcher; and Matt Williams, infielder, to Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. FOOTBALL National Football League DENVER BRONCOS—SignodMarit Jackson, wide receiver, to a ono-yetr contract extension. COLLEGE SOUTH CAROLINA—Named Dick L Bost wick athletic director: UCLA—Fired Walt Hazzard, men’s basketball coach. Hall of Fame tourney set for Kokomo KOKOMO, Ind. (AP) Kokomo will be the host of the 12th Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame boys’ classic next December, the sponsoring organization has announced. The Wildkats, who were 24-3 and ranked fifth in the state this past season, will be joined by South Bend St. Joseph’s, New Washington and Lebanon, says Ron Newlin, executive director of the Hall of Fame. The games will be played Tuesday, Dec. 27, a switch from the traditional Saturday schedule earlier in the month in an attempt to boost attendance. Each of the four in the 1988 classic won a sectional tourney this season and figures to return a strong team. St. Joe was 23-2 and ranked seventh; New Washington was 22-3 and ranked 20th before losing to No. 3 Bedford-North Lawrence; Lebanon was 17-6 and unranked but returns third-team All-Stater Rich Mount. 1990 U.S. Open bowling tourney coming to Indy INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The 1990 U.S. Open bowling tournament will be held at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, the Bowling Proprietors Association of American has announced. The eight-day, 240-man tournament is expected to pay a SIOO,OOO first prize. Dates will not be set until the Professional Bowlers Association finalizes its schedule, but it is expected in late March or early April, 1990. “I’m amazed we got it, but I think it’s a feather in our cap,” said Jim Doty, general manager of Woodland Bowl, host of a fall PBA tournament the past seven years. “This tournament fits in with everything this city is trying to do, and maybe one of the reasons we got it is the reputation Indianapolis has for putting on big events.”

Legal Notice The following deecribed abandoned motor vehicle* wM be eeM at public auction pursuant to 1C 1871, *4-1.1 on April 7, IMS at 12:00 p.m. EST at Kendall'a Towing, P.O. Box •U* 40, RooievWo, Indiana; at IJO pjn. EST at Ctoverdale Shell, *OO NL Main Street, Ctoverdale, Indiana. TMee may be applied for. Terme of Solo: Approved Bueinoae Check, Certtfled Check or Money Order. Vbhidae available for viewing before auction or by appointment. Kendall a Towing a*6«OT-Btdck Hagai 1*74 2K, 367*S*-Ford Heeta I*7B 8 8-, 368 i 509-Chavrolet (mpala 1878 8 Or. Cloverdate Shed-3704JV Ptymouth SaMitte 1871 2R, 370440AMC Hornet 1874 4 Or. 370441-Pon-ttac Venture I*7B 4 Or. Chariea E. Layton, Commleaioner Bureau of Motor WNctee MmlSVit

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Mobile Homes FOR SALE: 2 bdrm trl with large lot. Cash $9,000 or buy out contract with $2,000. 653-2104. 3-31-6 P 1985 14x70 Springbook, 2 BR, 1 BA, $13,500. 5262636 evenings. 3-28-6 P FOR SALE: Mobile home, 1962 Elcar, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Call 653-2177. Answer machine. 3-29-3 P Musical Items HAMMOND Spinet organ. Excellent condition. $350. 653-3557. 3-29-3 T Help Wanted HELP WANTED: The Putnam County Hospital is accepting applications for Janitorial positions. Applicant must be available every other weekend and holiday. Apply at 1542 S. Bloomington St„ Greencastle, In. 46135. 3-30-2 T LPN 2 nights a week, 11-7 shift. Asbury Towers, 102 W. Poplar. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. M-F. Mon. & Thurs. CLOVERDALE Auto Truck Stop, Ctoverdale, In. We are accepting applications for all 3 shifts, cooks & waitresses. Cashier, 3-11, full time; dishwasher 3-11 & 11-7. Must apply in person. No phone calls please. 3-31-3 T HELP WANTED: Apply in person. Torr’s Restaurant. 3-30-3 T RAY’S Trash Service located 3V£ miles west of Plainfield on US 40, is now taking applications for drivers. Must be 21 yrs. old, good driving record. Excellent benefits provided. 3-28-12 T LOCAL insurance office is seeking customer service representative. Prior office experience prefered. Compensation commensurate with experience. Send resume to Box O c/o Banner Graphic. 3-25-10 T

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Help Wanted SELL Stanley Home Products. Need 10 ladies to work 10 hr. per week from home. Earn $75 to $l5O per week. Call 812-448-3366. 3-30-6 P

INDIANA HOME CARE PLUS Long-standing local agency has openings for caring individuals in Greencastle and surrounding area. Nurse’s Aide experience helpful, but not required. Excellent opportunity for individuals seeking to supplement retirement income. For more information call 364-1400 E/0/E

THE Putnam County Family Support Services, Inc., is seeking a part-time director to coordinate, supervise and implement its various programs and activities. Minimum requirements: BA/BS; social service experience and good interpersonal skills will be helpful. Send resume by April Ist to PCFSS, P.O. Box 32, Greencastle, IN. 46135. EOE. HERITAGE HOUSE Convalescent Center is accepting applications for part time LPN for 11-7 shift in a challenging skilled area. 1601 Hospital Dr. Greencastle, 653-2602. 3-3-TF For Sale FOR SALE: Prom dress. White, full-length, formal gown. Good condition. Worn only once. For more details. Call 672-4704 or 653-5481. NEW ATLAS, 22” rear bagger push lawn mower. $l7O. 526-2511. 3-30-3 T Auctions

COATESVILLE AUCTION Friday, April 1,1988 7:00 p.m. Harvest gold Hardwick gas range, Signature refrigerator, dinette w/8 chairs, Maytag wringer washer, kitchen cabinets, 3 pc. bedroom suite, twin bed, maple chest, linens, RCA TV, maple end tables, coffee table, table lamps, stereo, TRUCK LOAD ot toys, cnina & glass, some antiques, lawn chairs, lawn spreader, tools, and much, much more. Consignments taken daily. Phone 386-7274 Auctioneer: Charles Brown Note: Very large sale. Nice stuff-something for everyone.

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DANVILLE, INDIANA Inaid* Community Bldg, at Fairgrounds The Hendricks County Sheriffs Department will offer the following seized, confiscated and unclaimed personal property from the Sheriff's Department Property Room and Storage Unit, to be held inside the Community Bldg. at tne Hendricks Co. Fairgrounds on the South side of old US 36 at the East edge of Danville. Saturday, April 2,1988 at 10:30 a.m. Appllances-Fumlture-Offlce Equipment-Power Toole-Other Tools-Bicyclee-Gune-Knives- and Mac. Item* Like new Ftsher-AD 823 Disc Player; Pioneer/tumtable equalizer: synthesiser tuner; late model Zenith & RCA color TVs; late model VCRs; AM . & FM radios; car radios; CB radios; remote video camera surveilance system; Phifoo refrigerator; Kenmore auto, washer; Hot Point auto, washer & dryer; couches; loves eats; aluminum ext & step ladders; small & large battery chargers; portable air tank; wheelbarrow; shop vac; tool boxes; hand tools; spot light; elec, signs; P215/70-15-P225/70-15 used radial tires from sheriffs dept vehicles; GUNS- KNIVES - BICYCLES TO BE OFFERED AT 12:30 p.m.-Shotguns; like new Remington mod. 1100-12 ga.; C-Lect. mod. 600 pump; 12 ga. single barrel; old Colt firearms; double barrel shotgun; RIFLES-like new Marlin mod. 60-22-L also pellet rifle; HAND GUNS-like new mod. 686 stainless steel-Smith & Wesson; 357 magnum w/6 in. barrel & custom grip 6 & safari hand leather holster; like new Colt gold Cup Nat. Match Series/80 Mk. IV; 45 cal. blue steel auto.; SAW mod. 365 shot blue steel 38 special; Taurus 357 mag; Ivor Johnson 22 cal. pistol; Ivor Johnson 32 cal. & US 32 cal. chrome revolvers; Armi Guiseppe 25 cal. auto; Jennings 22 auto; Rohn 22 cal. pistol; old Remington UMC-380 auto, pistol w/ciip; 5 shot ASM black powder gun (made in Italy); mod. 760 shooters accessory box; (Many other hand guns-just a partial listing); pocket knives; hunting knives; collection of oeft buckles; BICYCLES-uke new Huffy 10 speed, 26 in. boys; BMX’s & other nice boys and girts bicycles. ttondrlcks County ShorifTs Department ROY D. WADDELL Sheriff of Hendricks County Auctioneer’s Not*: This auction contains many late model and useful items too numerous to list, for more information call Lt. Steve Golden of the Hendricks County Sheriffs Department. (317) 745-6269. Term*: Cash or approved checks. Purchaser’s of Firearms are required to meet rules and regulations prescribed by State & Federal Firearms Laws. The Sheriff of Hendricks County offers no warranties or guarantees as to the condition of the merchandise offered and ail merchandise is sold in an (as is) condition. Statements made day of auction shall hold precedence over printed subject matter. Not responsible in case of accidents. Lunch will be served.

SAM HUTCHINS Licensed Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker Sam Hutchins Auction & Realty 1115 E. Main St . Plainfield, Indiana ,IXI 317-839-6869 W **sl 4^

For Sale FOR SALE: Easter Corsages from $3.49. Spring flower basket bouquet, $15.99. Posey Patch delivers, 653-5113. ’BRIGHT BUNCH" of select fresh flowers. Grab a breath of spring weekly, only $4.98. Cash & carry everyday. Join Eitel’s “Bright Bunch”, every 4th week free. Eitel’s Flowers & Gifts, 17 S. Vine. FOR SALE: Husky 830 riding lawn mower. Call after 5 p.m. 653-4806. FOR SALE: Living room couch, like new condition. 653-9065. HONDA FR 700 rear tine tiller, 7 hp, like new. S9OO. 526-2511. 3-30-3 T

WOOD PRODUCE Open Daily 8 a.m.-6 p.m. •Burpee Seeds •Bedding Plants •Seed Potatoes •Garden Supplies 1/4 mile West of Manhattan on U.S. 40

FRESH, country brown eggs. Will deliver in town. 739-6248. A-1 SWIMMING pool company offers preseason sale on all family size pools with deck, fence, filter and warranty. Many models. One example 19’ x 31’ x 6’ for $949. Call 1-800-382-1878. 3-2-30P FOR SALE: Firewood, split hardwood. 653-6846 or 653-4930. 2-26-30 P Auctions

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