Banner Graphic, Volume 20, Number 148, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 February 1990 — Page 14
THE BANNERGRAPHIC February 27,1990
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Cloverdale High School seniors (from left) Jake Sipe, Jeff Bell and Dale Grove enter their final state tournament hoping a little magic from the 1966 team pictured behind them rubs. The Clovers play defending champion South Putnam
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could only watch as Greencastle hit the winning free throws in a onepoint loss. Defense was Cherry’s trademark when he came to Cloverdale after coaching two winning teams in Michigan. Seeing the Clovers lacked confidence, he tried to play an uptempo offense before Christmas. It proved counterproductive on the defensive end of the floor. CLOVERDALE CAME back from the Christmas break with a more patient offense that uses the entire half of the court, the ball handling and penetrating ability of point-guard Branneman and inside scoring of Jeff Bell. Before Christmas, the Clovers were giving up 77.6 points per game, 20 more than they were scoring. Since then though, they have allowed 61.1 per outing. “I felt like we had to become a better defensive team,” Cherry said, noting the up-tempo game stretched the Clovers too thin on the court. “THAT WAS MY primary focus coming in was to teach defense. If you do that and if you can play with any kind of consistency on the defensive end, you have an opportunity to win. “We went back to that basic,” Cherry explained. Cloverdale became the first team since Christmas to hold Edgewood below 80 points. The Clovers fell 66-49 in that contest with Jeff Bell netting an impressive 25 points on
Bailey, Bedford favorite
By STEVE HERMAN AP Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Bedford North Lawrence, a state semifinalist in 1987 and 1988, is the sentimental favorite to win the boys’ basketball tournament this year, a tribute to the outstanding career of senior Damon Bailey. The Stars’ No.l star is on the verge of the state career scoring record, and that accomplishment would be an almost-certainty should Bedford reach the Find Four again. A HUGE PLURALITY of sports writers and broadcasters who participated in the annual Associated Press pre-tourney survey believe hope Bailey and Bedford will do just that “All season long I said a oneman team can not do it ... and JDamon Bailey and the Bedford North Lawrence Stars would prove me wrong. I’m convinced he can take the Stars anywhere, even the moon,” said Steve Fields of the Putnam County Banner-Graphic. “A state championship is the only way Damon Bailey can close a legendary career.” ‘ Bedford was picked by 33 of the 165 writers and broadcasters. Tourney Predictions-Ust INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Predictions of the 1990 Indians high school boys’ basket ball champion, according to the annual Associated Press pretoumey survey of sports writers and broadcasters (165 total votes): BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE (33) Tom Hayes, Franklin Daily Journal; Larry Thomas and Kent Reed, Jeffersonville Evening News; Steve Fields, Greencastle Banner-Graphic; Evening News; Ryan Lemond, WVJS, Owensboro, Ky.; John Mutka, Gary Post-Tribune; Dave Anson and Don Koz, South Bend Tribune; Steve Warden, Kerry Hub ant and Larry Everhart, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel; Kevin Thomplrins, Crawfordsville Journal-Review; Eric Wohlford, Columbus Republic; Bob Collins, Indianapolis Star; Rick Meyer, Anthony Anderson and Bill Beck, Elkhart Truth; Chris Inebnit, Warsaw Times-Union; Bill Scott, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette; George
at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the Greencastle-IHSAA Basketball Sectional. Sipe and Bell have accounted for most of Cloverdale’s offense this year, while Grove has come off the bench. (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields)
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Cloverdale Record (2-18) CHS Opponent Opp. 50 at Lebanon 82 57 at Linton 65 54 at Cascade* 82 Putnam County Classic at GHS First round 61 North Putnam 74 Consolation game 71 Greencastle 83 68 Eminence 79 52 at Ducger-Union 73 48 at Monrovia* 83 40 Clay City 39 41 Southmont 51 52 at North Putnam* 66 56 Tri-West* 69 51 at Northview 71 57 Greencastle* 58 66 at Owen Valley* 63 44 South Putnam* 57 49 Edgewood* 66 53 at Shakamak 83 56 at Rockville 62 40 Danville* 48 * West Central Conference Games 11-of-17 shooting from the floor. Cherry says Bell has come on strong since halftime of the Putnam County Classic game against North Putnam. After being held scoreless the first half, the 6-foot-3 senior scored 21 the second half, hitting 10-of-13 shots from the floor. “HE’S BEEN A different player since,” Cherry said. “Without him we wouldn’t have been able to do some of the things we have.” The more patient, spread offense has also got Bell the ball in scoring position more often. His scoring average jumped from 14 points per game before Christmas to 17.8 after and three times he has scored 24 or more points a game. “Jeff works much better in the
Honold, WPTA, Fort Wayne; John O’Malley, Hammond Times; Brad Freeman, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington; Brad Schneider, Evansville Courier, Tim Cleland, Muncie Evening Press; Phil Beebe, Wabash Plain Dealer, Tom Reck and Andy Amey, Terre Haute Tribune-Star, Beth Harris and Katie Faiibank, Associated Press; Lynn Houser, Bloomington Herald-Times; Dean Webster and Dave Shore, WFIE, Evansville; Scott Kaist, Goshen Daily News. EAST CHICAGO CENTRAL (16) A 1 Hamnik and Richard Grey, Gary Post-Tribune; Tim Keffaber, WRSW, Warsaw; Jim Costin and Marlon Morgan, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel; Mike Wright and Tim Auth, Vincennes Sun-Commercial; Bill Pickett, Indianapolis Star, Dennis Kraft, Elkhart Truth; Marty Bums, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette; Ron Brow and Roman Modrowski, Hammond Times; Matt Logan, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington; Jerry Hargis, Terre Haute TribuneStar, Hank Lowenkron, Associated Press; Dan Katz, WFIE, Evansville. CONCORD (12) Dan Caskey, WKAM, Goshen; Ken Fox and Ron Garrett, South Bend Tribune; Arv Koontz, Seymour Tribune; Bud Gallmeier and Don Converset, Fort Wayne NewsSentinel; Pat Tilley, WORX, Madison; Leroy Lambright, Goshen News; Rick Martinez and Calvin Scott, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette; Tony Wantuch, Anderson Herald-Bulletin; Steve Herman, Associated Press. LAWRENCE NORTH (12) Wayne Engle, Madison Courier, Bill Wain wright, WGRE, Greencastle; Bob Simen, WORX, Madison; Tom Graham, Vincennes Sun-Commercial; Mark Schneider and Mike Beas, Indianapolis Star, Phil Tatman and Jay Margolis, Fort Wayne JournalGazette; Bill Greene, Hammond Times; Dick Grogg, WPCO, Mount Vernon; Ken Kusmer, Associated Press; Jeff Higley, Richmond PalladiumItem. MARION (12) Steve Moritz and Lorenzo Pettiford, WGOM, Marion; Mike Carmin, WAZY, Lafayette; Mark Schutte, Columbus Republic; Matt Solinsky, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington; Rick Davis, Evansville Courier, Chuck Landis, Muncie Evening Press; Rick Teverbaugh, Anderson Herald-Bulletin; Vince Welch, WKBV, Richmond; Pat McKee, Indianapolis Star, Mike Blake, WFIE, Evansville; Scott Underwood, Anderson Herald-Bulletin. WARSAW (12) Andrew Farmer, WRSW, Warsaw; Dave Allen, WPDJ, Huntington; A 1 Lesar and Duane Lewandowski, South Bend Tribune; Gary Hufferd, Connersville News-Examiner, Chris Martin, WORX, Madison; Mike Roeger, Dean Musser and Madelyn Dinnerstein, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette; Dustin Long, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington; John Wright, Terre Haute Tribune-Star, Chuck Robinson, Associated Press. LOOGOOTEE (8) Phil Bloom and Ben Smith, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette; Larry Schweizer, WBNL, Boonville; Pat Lanman, Madison Courier, Gayle Snyder, South Bend Tribune; John Hodge, New Castle Courier-Times; Bob Simmers, WBDC, Huntingburg; Tim Kaiser, Evansville Courier. GARY ROOSEVELT (7) Norm Wolf, WGOM, Marian; Neal Boyer, Gary Post-Tribune; Eric Hansen, South Bend Tribune; Reggie Hayes, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel; Brent Hunsbcrger, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington; Rick Bazich, Louisville Courier-Journal; Ross Wellman, Muncie Star. NEW ALBANY (7) Bryce Mayer and Greg
tempo of offense we’re using right now,” Cherry said. “With us looking to him in the half-court set, it’s made him play with a lot more confidence.” WHILE THE CHANGE helped Bell’s senior season, it turned Branneman’s into another rollercoaster ride. “I’ve told kids this before, the most difficult position on the floor when a new coach comes in is the point guard because nine times out of 10, it’s going to change, sometimes slightly, sometimes a lot,” Cherry said. “So it’s been really hard for Brent. He’s done a nice job trying to handle that and I really feel right now he’s finally getting to a point where he understands what I want out of him.” Branneman averaged 10.6 points per game last year and 8.9 points per game this year. He has gone from scoring a scoring kind of point-guard to a quarterback type of guard. “We do want him to score, but his main responsibility is to run that offense,” Cherry said. IN SOME INSTANCES that has ment running the offense with a teammate that has jumped from eighth grade basketball into a varsity contest. Ryan Ford has played in all 20 varsity games and Ryan Thompson in 10. Reguardless of the record, Cherry has put in his program and has said more than once he plans to stay, that Cloverdale is not a stepping stone.
Burton, Jeffersonville Evening News; Joe Smith, WBWB, Bloomington; Steve Phillips, Columbus Republic; Stu Swartz, Goshen News; Barry Lewis, Warsaw Times-Union; Kent Sterling, WMAQ, Chicago. KOKOMO (4) Bill Moor, South Bend Tribune; Kimball Hendrix, Connersville News-Ex-aminer, Curt Cavin, Indianapolis Star, Doug Richardson, Associated Press. HEBRON (3) Ron Dietz, Linton Daily Citizen; Randy Shircy, Gary Post-Tribune; Mike Clark, Hammond Times. INDPLS PIKE (3) Tom Warner, Franklin Daily Journal; David Hughes and Tom James, Terre Haute Tribune-Star. VINCENNES (3) Chris Pruett, Linton Daily Citizen; David Staver, Vincennes, Sun-Commer-cial; Mike Warren, WPCO, Mount Vernon. EVANSVILLE MEMORIAL (2) Ed Thurman, WVUB, Vincennes; Dan Koib, Evansville Courier. GARY WEST (2) Pat Maman, Gary PostTribune; Blake Sebring, Fort Wayne News-Sen-tinel. NEW WASHINGTON (2) Ron Wehner, Madison Courier, Lori Nickel, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington. SOUTHPORT (2) Tom Deer, Franklin Daily Journal; Brook Steed, WLKI, Angola. TIPTON (2) Graham Taylor, Madison Courier, Greg Kueterman, Columbus Republic. ANDERSON (1) Mike Chappell, Indianapolis Star. ANDREAN (1) Pam Mucha, Gary PostTribune. BARR-REEVE (1) Tom Steinkamp, Evansville Courier. CHARLESTOWN (1) Mike Riley, Jeffersonville Evening News. DUGGER (1) Christy Lehman, Linton Daily Citizen. EVANSVILLE BOSSE (1) Rob Nichols, WORX, Madison. FORT WAYNE DWENGER (1) Michelle Shaffer, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. FORT WAYNE SNIDER (1) Lisa Schwaberon, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN (1) Mark Brattain, Gary Post-Tribune. INDPLS BREBEUF (1) Bob Pockrass, Indiana Daily Student, Bloomington. INDPLS MANUAL (1) Dave Walter, Goshen Daily News. LAFAYETTE JEFF (1) David Kaye, Terre Haute Tribune-Star. MILAN (1) John Fineran, South Bend Tribune. NEW CASTLE (1) Jeff Wolfe, New Castle Courier-Times. PAOLI (1) Bob Demaree, Madison Courier. PRINCETON (1) Tom Collins, Evansville Courier. SHAKAMAK (1) Mark Bennett, Terre Haute Tribune-Star. SOUTH BEND RILEY (1) James Willis, Terre Haute Tribune-Star. SOUTH BEND ST. JOSEPH’S (1) Bill Bilinski, South Bend Tribune. SOUTH SPENCER (1) Jay Stockman, Evansville Courier. WALDRON (1) Jim Saturday, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. WESTVIEW (1) Curt Rallo, South Bend Tribune. YORKTOWN (1) Stan Miller; Associated Press.
Technically, Marquette too good for Evansville
By The Associated Press Marquette coach Kevin O’Neill, convinced he’d watched a double feature horror show as his team lost to Wisconsin and St. Louis, posed a simple question before the Warriors came out to play Evansville. “I asked the guys in the lockerroom, ‘Do you want to be known for doing it three years in a row or do you want to come out and play and respond the way you should?”’ THE WARRIORS answered with the latter Monday night, racing to a 15-point halftime lead and then using a 20-0 second-half spurt featuring three technical fouls on Evansville for a 90-65 victory. In other Indiana college games, Drake beat Indiana State 73-64 and Valparaiso defeated Western Illinois 76-63. After Marquette’s first back-to-back losing seasons in more than two decades, the Warriors, now 1312, can clinch a winning season Thursday night against Detroit THEY PLAY BUTLER in the regular-season finale Saturday before heading to Dayton for the Midwestern Collegiate Conference tournament. Tony Smith sparked the 20-0 run Monday night by making eight free throws six straight after a foul
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my first varsity team is Steve Blaydes,” Puckett said. “MY FIRST YEAR (12-11 in 1988) we had good players, the only difference though is we have a (natural) point-guard. The Eagles’ respect for their floor-leader becomes obvious in the final minutes of a close game. “When the game is on the line, I don’t have to tell the other kids to give Steve the ball, they just do it. We trust ourselves to win or lose by what Steve does.” With the WCC title on the line in the season-finale, the opponent South Putnam drew in the sectional was not as important as the bye. The Eagles had a full week to prepare for Edgewood and now, just like a regular-season situation, they have a week to prepare for WCC Standings West Central Conference Boys Basketball at a Glance School WCC Pet Total PcL Monrovia* 8-1 .889 1 6-4 .800 South Putnam* 8-1 .889 15-5 .750 Edgewood 7-2 .778 12-8 .600 Tri-West 6-3 .667 13-6 .684 Cascade North Putnam 4-5 .444 8-12 .400 Greencastle 4-5 .444 7-13 .350 Danville 2-7 .222 6-13 .315 Owen Valley 1-8 .111 3-17 .150 Cloverdale 1-8 .111 2-18 .100 Friday night’s games South Putnam 71, Edgewood 62 Danville 48, Cloverdale 40 Crawfordsville 61, Greencastle 54 North Putnam 77, Turkey Run 69 Monrovia 77, Edinburgh 54 Shakamak 74, Owen Valley 46 Eminence 52, Tri-West 47 Saturday night’s games Edgewood 82, Brown County 57 State Tournament Games Wednesday night At Greencastle 6:30 p.m., North Putnam vs. Owen Valley 8 p.m, Greencastle vs. Rockville At Brownsburg 8 p.m., Avon vs. Cascade Friday’s Games At Greencastle 6:30 pjn., South Putnam vs. Cloverdale 8 p.m., Winners from Wednesday night At Brownsburg 6:30 pin., Mooresville vs. Danville At Lebanon 6:30 p.m., Tri-West vs. Western Boone At Martinsville 6:30 p.m., Edgewood vs. Monrovia * Co-champions North Putnam — Continued from Page B 4 more and lost. Brothers says the confidence level among the Cougars is good, “TTiey just have so much confidence we do thing and expect great things to happen,” the coach said. “So we’re looking at some very small things that need to be altered for us to be really competitive in the sectional," Brothers concluded. North Putnam Record (8-12) NP Opponent Opp. 76 at Southmont 63 Putnam County Classic at GHS First round 74 Qoverdale 61 Championship game 80 South Putnam 75 77 Tri-West* 80 43 at Crawfordsville 55 76 Edgewood* 81 76 Riverton Parke 67 72 North Montgomery 74 82 at Rockville 73 66 Cloverdale* 52 90 at Covington 97 49 at Eminence 66 62 Danville* 41 55 South Putnam* 68 89 at Monrovia* 101 64 at Greencastle* 66 78 Owen Valley* 64 46 at Fountain Central 59 at Cascade* 76 77 Turkey Run 69 • West Central Conference games
and then two technicals on Evansville coach Jim Crews. Thirty seconds after the technicals on Crews, Evansville’s Chris Mack was called for a foul and another technical. Marquette’s Trevor Powell and Smith made two more free throws apiece and the rout was on. “WELL WHEN YOU say, It’s ridiculous,’ and you get a technical, it kind of amazes me to tell you the truth,” Crews said. “There wasn’t any vulgarity, and when that’s the first time you stood up, that kind of surprises me. And then when you’re out of the coach’s box you get another technical, when a previous game on a dead ball you’re told by the same league officials you can get out of the coaching box. “I think our officials need to communicate a little bit better with what is the rule and tell the coaches what are the rules. “IF THOSE WERE technicals there wouldn’t be a coach who would last a game, any game to be perfectly blunt about it.” Evansville fell to 15-14 and 7-6 in the MCC into fifth place behind Marquette, now 7-5. Right now, the teams would play again in the first round of the MCC tournament.
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South Putnam Record (15-5) West Central Conference co-champions SP Opponent Opp. 80 at Turkey Run 52 Putnam County Classic at GHS First round 57 Greencastle 53 Championship game 75 North Putnam 80 51 at Cascade* 50 53 at Monrovia* 66 75 Tri-West* 68 66 at Southmont 69 57 Rockville 51 56 South Vermillion, OT 53 45 at Clay City 64 55 at Eminence 54 45 at Danville* 25 56 Greencastle* 20T 54 52 West Vigo at Hulman Center 65 56 Riverton Parke 55 68 at North Putnam* 55 57 at Qoverdale* 44 75 Northview (OT) 71 61 Owen Valley* 54 71 Edgewood* 62 * West Central Conference Games Friday’s 6:30 p.m. game with Cloverdale.
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Scott Shreffler led Evansville, which played without injured leading scorer Dan Godfread, with 17 points. Godfread, who’d been out since Jan. 3 with a broken foot, had returned with a 17-point effort Saturday night but his foot was too sore to play Monday. IN DES MOINES, Paul Weakley scored a career-high 20 points to lift Drake to its Missouri Valley Conference basketball victory. The Bulldogs (5-9 in the Valley and 13-17 overall) ended their regular season with the victory, handing Indiana State its 38th straight loss in a conference road game. The Sycamores, who are last in the league, fell to 2-12 and 8-19. Drake shot off to a 10-4 lead with 16:58 to go in the first half when Sam Powell made a slam dunk off a pass from Rodney Chamble. The Sycamores never threatened after that, allowing Drake to build a 40-29 lead by the half mainly on the shooting of Weakley, who was seven of eight from the field. TRAVIS INMAN LED all scorers with 22 points for Indiana State, while Dewayne Brown added 21 points and 7 rebounds. Mike Jones scored 23 points as host Valparaiso beat Western Illinois in the Association of MidContinent Universities to break its--13-game losing streak. Jones had six as the Crusaders scored the game’s first 10 points. But Valparaiso (4-22, 1-10) found itself trailing 30-28 after a rebound basket by Ron Ateman with 3:42. left in the first half. Valparaiso then scored the final six points of the period on a 16-footer by Jones, two free throws by Jones and a basket by Curtis Stevens. JERRY COLEMAN HAD eight of his 10 points, including a pair of 3-pointers, as Valparaiso built a 52-40 lead with 11:26 left. Western Illinois (14-12, 5-6) never got closer than eight again as it lost its seventh consecutive game. Ateman was high for Western Illinois with 22 points. Valparaiso had four players in double figures with Tracy Gipson scoring 17.
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