Banner Graphic, Volume 19, Number 35, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1988 — Page 5

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Baseball Baseball Postseason At A Glance By The Associated Press PLAYOFFS American League Oakland won series 4-0 National League Los Angeles won series 4-3 WORLD SERIES Saturday, Oct 15 Oakland at Los Angeles Sunday, Oct. 14 Oakland at Los Angeles Tuesday, OcL 18 Los Angeles at Oakland Wednesday, OcL 19 Los Angeles at Oakland Thursday, OcL 20 Los Angeles at Oakland, if necessary Saturday, OcL 22 Oakland at Los Angeles, if necessary Sunday, OcL 23 Oakland at Los Angeles, if necessary Football Indiana High School Football By The Associated Press Friday’s Games Avon 22, Frankfort 0 Bloomington North 32, Edgewood 6 Boonville 24, Washington 9 Bremen 12, Northridge7 Brookville 38, Union County 14 Carroll (Allen) 21, East Noble 6 Carroll (Carroll Co.) 36, Tri County 13 Castle 28, Evansville Bosse 12 Central Noble 54, Lakeland 0 Churubusco 35, Heritage 3 Columbia City 34, Bluffton 21 Connersville 27, S.Dearborn 20 Culver Military 27, Mishawaka Marian 13 Dugger 34, N. Central (Sullivan) 0 Eastbrook 21, West Noble 7 Eastern 35, North westeem 3 Eastern Hancock 35, Knightstown 13 Elkhart Central 30, SB Washington 13 Elkhart Memorial 48, SB Clay 26 El wood 22, Mississinewa 21 Evansville Central 21, Ev. Reitz 17 FW Concordia 27, FW Harding 26 (OT) FW Luers 33, FW South 20 FW North 41, FW Dwenger 13 FW Snider 24, Warren Central 20 FW Wayne 29, FW Northrop 12 Fountain Central 29, Turkey Run 20 • Franklin Central 27, Decatur Central 12 Fremont 20, Fairfield 12 Frontier 45, W.Central 0 Glenn 7, New Prairie 0 Goshen 47, Wawasee 6 Green castle 21, N.Putnam 14 Greensburg 46, No Decatur 12 Greenwood 54, Speedway 14 Griffith 54, Kankakee Valley 6 Hamilton Heights 36, Tri-Central 6 Heritage Hills 61, Pike Central 0 Hobart 28, Mich. City Rogers 8 Huntington North 31, Homestead 14 Indpls Broad Ripple 9, Indpls Roncalli 8 Indpls Cathedral 34, Bloomington South 6 Indpls Chatard 6, Indpls Ritter 3 (20T) Indpls Manual 22, Indpls Tech 8 Indpls N. Central 28, TH North 14 Indpls Scccina 16, Indpls Arlington 6 Indpls Washington 44, Indpls Brebeuf 15 Jasper 25, Ml Vernon (Posey) 8 Jefferson vile 39, Jennings Co. 0 Jim town 8, LaVille 7 Kokomo 21, Richmond 7 Las. Harrison 60, Las. Catholic 22 Lake Station 28, S .Central 7 Lawrence Central 35, Pike 7 Lawrence North 28, Brownsburg 0 Lebanon 28, Southmont 27 (OTj Leo 24, Eastside 7 Linton 74, Owen Valley 14 Loganspart 34, Anderson 20 Maconaquah 26, Taylor 6 Marian Catholic (HI.) 20, Gary Wirt 0 Marion 59, Muncie Central 0 Merrillville 29, LaPorte 13 Monrovia 45, Cascade 14 Mooresville 20, Nobles ville 17 New Haven 34, Norwell 27 New Palestine 35, Lapel 6 North Decatur 46, Indian Creek 7 North Judson 10, Knox 7 N.Montgomery 41, Northvlew 0 North Posey 26, Tecumseh 14 North Wood 24, Plymouth 17 Pendleton Hts. 33, And. Madison Hts. 0 Perry Meridian 47, Columbus North 14 Portage 9, Chesterton 3 Prairie Heights 20, Angola 14 Princeton 63, Southridge 6 Riverton Parke 16, Ross ville (111.) 14 Rochester 30, North Miami 12 Rockville 6, N. Vermillion 3 (OT) Rushville 21, Bates ville 6 Seeger 18, S. Vermillion 6 Seymour 62, Bedford-N.Lawrence 7 Shelbyville 12, Columbus East 0 Sheridan 45, Hamilton SE 15 South Adams 51, Southern Wells 0 SB Riley 54, SB LaSalle 14 SB Sl Joseph 42, FW Elmhurst 0 South Putnam 55, Cloverdale 0 Sullivan 23, W. Vigo 20 TH South 28, Martinsville 27 Tell City 49, Gibson Southern 0 Tipton 21, Alexandria 7 Tri-West 10, Danville 7 Twin Lakes 18, Rensselaer 6 Vincennes 40, N.Knox 13 Warsaw 3, Concord 0 Western 14, Cass 7 Western Boone 40, Crawfords ville 8 Westfield 27, Clinton Central 0 Whiteland 23, Beech Grove 12 Whitko 14, Tippecanoe Valley 6 Winchester 44, Centerville 6 Woodlan 35, Adams Central 13 Yorktown 35, Muncie South 21 Zionsville 48, Clinton Prairie 6 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) How The Associated Press Top 10 Indiana high school football teams fared: Class 5A 1. Indpls Ben Davis (8-0) beat N 0.4 Carmel, 360. 2. Penn (8-0) beat Mich. City Elston 47-6. 3. Lawrence Central (8-0) beat Indpls Pike, 357 - A 4. Carmel (6-1) lost to No.l Ben Davis, 36-0. 5. Marion (8-0) beat Muncie Central, 59-0. 6. Ft. Wayne North (7-1) beat 3A N 0.9 FW Dwenger, 41-13. 7. Elkhart Central (7-1) beat S.Bend Washington, 30-13. 8. Terre Haute South (7-1) beat Martinsville, 2827. 9. Ft Wayne Northrop (6-2) lost to FW Wayne, 29-12. 10. Jeffersonville (7-1) beat Jennings Co, 39-0. Class 4A 1. S.Bend Sl Joseph’s (8-0) beat FW Elmhurst, 42-0. 2. Goshen (8-0) beat Wawasee, 47-6. 3. Hammond (7-1) beat Hammond Noll, 35-7. 4. New Haven (7-1) beat Norwell, 34-27. 5. DeKalb (8-0) beat Garrett, 43-0. 6. Seymour (7-1) beat Bedford-NJLa.wrence, 62-7. 7. Lafayette Harrison (7-1) beat Laf.Catholic, 60-22. 8. Hobart (6-2) beat Mich. City Rogers, 28-8. 9. Griffith (7-1) beat Kankakee VaUey, 54-6. 10. Munster (6-2) lost to Lake Central, 38-14. Class 3A 1. Evansville Memorial (7-0) vs Ev. Mater Dei SaL 2. New Palestine (8-0) beat Lapel, 35-6. 3. Elwood (8-0) beat N 0.5 Mississinewa, 22-21. 4. Heritage Hills (7-1) beat Pike Central, 61-0. 5. Mississinewa (7-1) lost to N 0.3 Elwood, 22.21. 6. Zionsville (7-1) beat Clinton Prairie, 48-6. 7. Indpls Roncalli (6-2) lost to Indpls Broad Ripple, 9-8. 8. Sullivan (8-0) beat W.Vigo, 23-20. 9. FlWayne Dwenger (5-3) lost to 5A N 0.6 FW North, 41-13. 10. Charlestown (8-0) beat Corydon, 36-0. Class 2A 1. Rochester (8-0) beat N.Miami, 30-12. 2. Tell City (8-0) beat Gibson Southern, 49-0. 3. Tri-West (8-0) beat N 0.6 Danville, 10-7. 4. Western Boone (7-1) beat Crawford*ville, 408. 5. Triton Central (7-1) beat Shenandoah, 34-12. 6. Danville (6-2) lost to N 0.3 Tri-West, 10-7. 7. South Spencer (7-1) beat Wood Memorial, 47-6. 8. Seeger (7-1) beat S.Vermillion, 18-6.

9. Monrovia (6-2) beat Cascade, 45-14. 10. Delphi (7-1) beat McCutcheon, 14-8. Class A 1. Sheridan (8-0) beat Hamilton Southeastern, 45-15. 2. Springs Valley (8-0) beat N.Daviess, 39-12. 3. Linton (7-1) beat Owen Valley, 74-14. 4. North Vermillion (6-2) lost to Rockville, 6-3. 5. Eastern Hancock (6-2) beat Knightstown, 3513. 6. Bremen (6-2) beat Northridge, 12-7. 7. South Putnam (6-2) beat Cloverdale, 55-0. 8. Jimtown (6-2) beat LaVille, 8-7. 9. Winamac (6-2) beat Pioneer, 51-0. 10. Dugger (6-2) beat N.Central (Sullivan), 340. National Football League At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN CONFERENCE East W L T PcL PF PA Buffalo 5 1 0 .833 111 105 N.Y. Jets 3 2 1 .583 124 97 Miami 3 3 0 .500 98 96 New England 2 4 0 .333 78 148 Indianapolis 1 5 0 .167 99 125 Central Cincinnati 6 0 01.000 171 107 Houston 4 2 0 .667 119 138 Cleveland 3 3 0 .500 82 92 Pittsburgh 1 5 0 .167 116 158 West Seattle 4 2 0 .667 112 109 Denver 3 3 0 .500 116 87 UA. Raiders 2 4 0 .333 141 169 San Diego 2 4 0 .333 74 122 Kansas City 1 4 1 .250 79 98 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Phoenix 4 2 0 .667 160 124 N.Y. Giants 3 3 0 .500 124 142 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 152 118 Washington 3 3 0 .500 146 137 Dallas 2 4 0 . 333 108 125 Central Chicago 5 1 0 .833 130 67 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 121 84 Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 100 132 Detroit 1 5 0 .167 85 117 Groenßay 1 5 0 .167 109 125 West L_A. Rams 5 1 0 .833 178 106 New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 140 112 San Francisco 4 2 0 .667 142 120 Atlanta 1 5 0 .167 112 167 Monday’s Game Philadelphia 24, New York Giants 13 Sunday, OcL 16 Cincinnati at New England Dallas at Chicago Detroit at New York Giants Green Bay at Minnesota Houston at Pittsburgh Los Angeles Raiders at Kansas City Philadelphia at Cleveland Phoenix at Washington Tampa Bay at Indianapolis San Diego at Miami San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams New Orleans at Seattle Atlanta at Denver Monday, OcL 17 Buffalo at New York Jets Hockey National Hockey League At A Glance By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pts GF GA Philadelphia 3 0 0 6 15 10 Pittsburgh 2 10 4 19 19 New Jersey 2 2 0 4 14 14 NY Islanders 12 1 3 13 17 NY Rangers 12 1 3 9 13 Washington 1 3 0 2 18 19 Adams Division Boston 3 10 6 13 10 Buffalo 3 2 0 6 21 21 Quebec 3 2 0 6 22 18 Montreal 2 2 0 4 18 15 Hartford 1 3 0 2 9 17 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division W L T Pts GF GA Toronto 3 2 0 6 21 15 Sl Louis 2 1 1 5 22 17 Chicago 1 2 1 3 20 18 Detroit 0 2 2 2 15 24 Minnesota 0 4 0 0 13 23 Smythe Division Los Angeles 4 0 0 8 26 14 Calgary 2 1 1 5 20 13 Edmonton 2 2 0 4 13 17 Vancouver 1 2 2 4 16 14 Winnipeg 12 1 3 11 20 Friday’s Games Buffalo 5, Quebec 4 Sl Louis 8, Detroit 8, tie Montreal 7, New Jersey 3 Toronto 3, Washington 1 Winnipeg 4, Vancouver 3, OT Calgary 6, Edmonton 1 Saturday’s Games Montreal at New York Islanders Chicago at Hartford New Jersey at Washington Sl Louis at Pittsburgh Detroit at Toronto Boston at Minnesota Philadelphia at Los Angeles Sunday’s Games Edmonton at Winnipeg Quebec at Buffalo Vancouver at New York Rangers Boston at Chicago Transactions Friday’s Sports Transactions BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX—Released Walt Hriniak, hitting coach, from his contract Named Richie Hebner hitting coach. NEW YORK YANKEES—Announced the resignation of William Dowling, vice presdient and general counsel. National League PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Fired Jim Thrift, manager, of Princeton, W.Va., of the Appalachian League. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association HOUSTON ROCKETS—Signed Derrick Chievous, forward, to a three-year contract. NEW YORK KNlCKS—Signed Gerald Wilkins, guard, to a three-vear contract extension. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS—-Activated Lorenzo Lynch, safety, and Sean Smith, defensive tackle, from the injured reserve. Placed safety Shaun Gayle on injured reserve. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Activated Charles Buchanan, defensive end, from the physically unable to perform lisL Placed Mike Pagel, quarterback, an the injured reserve lisL LOS ANGELES RAMS—Signed Ron Brown, wide receiver, to a one-year contracL PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Activated Ron Baker, guard, from injured reserve. Placed Donald Evans, defensive end, on injured reserve. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Activated Leslie O’Neil, defensive end. Released Keith Baldwin, defensive lineman. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Activated Terry Greer, wide receiver, from procedural recall waivers. Placed John Paye, quarterback, on the injured lisL SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—CIaimed Dairen Comeaux, linebacker, from procedural recall waivers from San Francisco. Placed Alvin Powell, guard, an the non-football injury list. Signed Tim Burnham, guard. WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed Greg Coleman, punter. Released Garey Waiters, punter. HOCKEY National Hockey League BUFFALO SABRES—Sent Jeff Parker, center, to Rochester of the American Hockey League. MINNESOTA NORTH STARS- Assigned Jarmo Myllys, goal tender, and Dean Kolstad, defenseman, to Kalamazoo of the International Hockey League. WASHINGTON CAPlTALS—Assigned Claude Dumas, Steve Hollett and David Wensely, forwards, to Fort Wayne of the International Hockey League. COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS—Named Kathy Hewelt women's basketball coach. WYOMlNG—Suspended Ron Dean, defensive safety, pending clarification of an alleged misconduct.

Meyer, Colts hope to pull right strings against Bucs

By HANK LOWENKRON AP Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Coach Ron Meyer, accused by fans responding to a newspaper poll of being a puppet to owner Robert Irsay, is more concerned with finding how his Indianapolis Colts can rediscover the winning touch. The Colts, 1-5 in defense of their AFC East title, can start turning things around Sunday when Tampa Bay, 2-4, visits the Hoosier Dome. The following week the Colts play San Diego, also 2-4, in a road game. The Indianapolis Star invited fans to answer several questions about the team, including whether Meyer or Irsay is calling the shots. Nearly 91 percent, 1,147 of those mailing in a ballot, thought Irsay was calling the shots while 88 voters thought the coach was making the personnel decisions. “IRSAY IS JUST like George Steinbrenner,” said one of those adding a comment to his vote, comparing the Colts’ owner with the controversial owner of the New York Yankees. “Meyer deserves an Academy Award for best actor when he faces the media and says he is running the team.” Asked about the unscientific poll, Meyer said he hadn’t read the question about who was running the team.

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“ This team will bounce back and they’ll play very, very hard,” predicted Meyer this week. “We’ve just got to get it back on its right wheels and headed in the right direction. I know this team has the talent and the character to do that.” THE TWO TEAMS are meeting for the fifth time in the regular season, including last December when the Colts recorded a 24-6 triumph in the final game of the campaign to clinch the division title. The Colts lead the series 3-1. The Colts go into the game ranked 24th in the league in offense with a 269.2 yards per game average and are 22nd in defense, having allowed an average of 351 yards per game. This week the challenge will be to contain quarterback Vinny Testaverde, who has completed 94 of 192 passes for 1,370 yards and five ■ touchdowns this year. However, Testaverde is still having problems working with a young offensive unit and has only 10 NFL starts. He’s been intercepted 14 times and sacked 15 times for 108 yards this season. “HE CAN DO IT all,” Indianapolis linebacker Duane Bickett says of Testaverde. “He can run, he can pass. He can do the things that a great quarterback can do to hurt you. We’ve got to contain him ... He’s the type of guy that gets out

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of the pocket and can make the big play by throwing the ball 50 yards down field.” “He’s becoming more aware of things,” says Tampa Bay coach Ray Perkins of Testaverde. “He’s got great field vision. During the course of a game he’s got kind of like a sixth sense.” Meyer is making some defensive adjustments in an effort to limit Testaverde’s effectiveness. Eugene Daniel, who lost his starting job to Chris Goode last week, will be back at right comerback with Goode moving to the left side of the defensive backfield. “We’re giving Willie (Tullis) some time off this week. I don’t like the word demotion,” Meyer said. “What is apparent to me is that Chris Goode is a rising football player on this team, one that has a tendency to make plays and to cover.” TAMPA BAY LOST to Minnesota 14-13 last week when it was unable to line up for a 38-yard field goal try as time expired. However, Perkins was encouraged by a lot of things in the loss including the fact that the Bucs ran for a seasonhigh 177 yards. Rookie Chris Chandler will be making his fourth straight start for Indianapolis. He completed 7 of 11 passes for 71 yards before leaving last Sunday’s game-

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