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S. Whitley, 510; K. Hopkins, 506; D. Cody (sub), 504. 400 Game — E. Shillings, 485; M. Hendich, 479; F. Jones, 478; M. Storm, 456; J. Dreher, 453; O. Sutherlin, 436; L. Jones (sub) 429: B. Cooper, 422; J. Decker. 417:B. Giltz. 409; D. Ratcliff (sub), 409; D. Talbott, 408; S. Burris, 405; K. Simmons, 403. High Team Game — Storm, 920: High Team Series — Landes, 2633.

IBM THURSDAY NIGHT WOMEN’S LEAGUE January 18. 1968 W. L. Steinbaker 96 64 Shillings 87 73 Douglas 86 74 Landes 80 80 Storm 67 93 Decker 64 96 500 Game — P. Huxford, 511;

PLEASURE TIME LEAGUE 1-21-68 W Underdogs 50 4-Rollers 46 L.B.J.’s 46 Nile Outs 42 Hits & Misses 42 Whiz Kids 38 Cellar Dwellers 36 A. J — 36 The Four J’s 33 The Four B's 32 Ery-Things 31 L & M’s 30 M & M’s 26 The Duds 16 Hi team game: L <fc M’s 796 Hi team series: L.B.J.’s 2312 Women over 400: J. Lease 448; Mary Montgomery 428: H. Bennington 426: R. Hanneman 418: M. Meek 413: N. McCracken 409: L. McCullough 406; R. Brewster 405: Linda Fox 404: O. Sutherlin 403. Men over 500: L. Wells 531; E. Bennington 522; M. Myers 513; R. Meek 510; J. Jackman 508.

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NEW YORK UPI-Hal Greer said he felt a little funny being introducer before the National Basketball Association’s All-

Star game.

“There was little ol’ me standing out there with all those big guys with big legs. Jerry West was laughing at me,” Greer said. After the East routed the West 144-124 in the 18th annual classic at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night before the largest All-Star crowd in history, 18,422, no one was laughing at Greer, a spindly 6-foot. 2inch backcourtman from the Philadelphia 76ers. Hitting on seven of seven field goal attempts and 14 straight points in the third quarter, he broke open the game and walked off with the Most Valuable Player trophy.

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DOWNTOWN LEAGUE 1-22-68 W L Montgomery Ward 74 40 Hampton Bros 68 46 Handy Comer 60 54 Farm Bureau Ins 60 54 Moore's Bar 60 54 White Cleaners 58 56 Stoner’s Insurance 55 59 Lone Star 55 59 Mary Carter Paints 54 60 Slim’s Shell 51 63 Covert’s Heating 47 67 A & S Junk Yard 42 72 500 series: R. Pettit 575; F. Brewster 562; R. Fisher 531; M. Schroeder 507; J. Edmonds 545; J. Amers 505; W. Douglas 586; C. Cromer 544; P. Hamilton 546; J. Williams 506; B. Erwin 503; M. Sears 555; R. Ziegelman 533; H. Scott 543; R. O’Hair 508; D. Covert 520; C. Wood 512; K. Rader 501; J. Wood 506; D. Hewlett 504; H. Hartung 528; G. Hampton 529; E. Benington 559; N. Tirsway 556. 200 games: N. Tirsway 222201; E. Bennington 232-200; R. Pettit 214-202: R. Fisher 218; F. Brewster 216; M. Schroeder 214; J. Edmonds 209; W. Douglas 218; H. Scott 223; D. Simmerman 218; G. Hampton 208; C. Wood 210.

Champs North dumped 59-57 by foe Central By United Press Internationa) Fifth - ranked Evansville North. Indiana's high school basketball champs, were upset by city foe Central Tuesday night, 59-57. to topple from the Southern Conference lead. Central, which bowed to North In a holiday tourney less than a month ago, 58-52, won the see-saw thriller on a fielder by Bob Miller and a free throw by Greg Van Leer. Miller led the wnners with 26 points while Bob Ford pumped in 25 for the state champs, now 12- 2 for the season. North’s loss gave Vincennes the SIAC lead with a 6-1 record. Also In Evansville, 11 th-rated Reitz trounced city foe Bosse. 86- 66. and Evansville Rex Mundi spanked Mount Vernon. 93-59. Upstate, Hammond Noll won lie 11th consecutive game for a 13- 2 record, romping over Gary Wallace, 84-60, and Gary Andrean hit 35 of 59 shots from the field to whip Crown Point, 87- 79.

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Greer, who played five minutes in the first half, contributing one field goal, sat out the fourth period as John Havlicek and the rest of the starstudded East squad turned the game into a rout. Havlicek led the East with 26 points compared to Greer's 21, but the 76ers’ star was an overwhelming choice as MVP in a poll of sportswriters.

Havlicek and Oscar Robertson, of the Cincinnati Royals, combned for 25 points as the East jumped to a 64-59 halftime advantage while Los Angeles Laker teammates Elgin Baylor and Jerry West kept Coach Bill Sharman’s club within reach. Then in the third period, East Coach Alex Hannum sat down Dave Bing, the league’s No. 1 scorer from the Detroit Pistons, and started Greer with Robert-

son in the East’s backcourt. With West hitting jumpers, the Western stars bounced back and went ahead 73-71 and 75-73. Greere made a pair of free throws to tie the game at 75, then hit his 14 points in a row, capping it with a three-point play to give the East an 87-79 advantage. The East boosted Its lead to 101-91 after three quarters and, paced by Jerry Lucas and Hav-

Icek, poured it on in the final period. Baylor topped the West with 22 points and his Laker teammates, Archie Clark and West, had 17 each. Wilt Chamberlain, of th« 76ers. in a self-sacrificing gam* in which he scored only seven points while decoying defenders, raised his right hand in th* dressing room and said triumphantly: “I’ve made another MVP.”

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