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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1991 D-2 -THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- and Hunter Atkins (Highland). Engineers honored were Scott Beach and Brian Sullivan (Valparaiso) College Notebook Stearman to coach game 1,000 tonight VOLLEYBALL Daniel, OSU in final four COMPILED BY BILL PICKETT Sara Daniel and the Ohio State women's vol BASKETBALL leyball team began a season-ending cap to Miller lifts Arkansas in warmup ASSOCIATED PRESS Oliver Miller had 13 points I and 12 rebounds as host 19th-- ranked Arkansas routed Monte- vallo 91-70 Thursday night in college basketball. Three other Razorbacks scored in double figures as Ar- One gets, one seeks 200th win The coach for one Hoosier team has attained the 200-vlctory mark at his school and another tremendous season In the NCAA final four at Los Angeles Thursday night. A 6-0 freshman from Perry Meridian, Daniel has posted a .242 attack percentage as a reserve on the Buckeyes' 30-3 team that faced UCLA (29-5) before Louisiana State (35-1) met Long Beach State (35-1) in Thursday's semifinals. The championship match Is set for today.

Winners of 27 consecutive i pyv rVJ I Li .0. LI will be going for her 200th career win Saturday. Mac Petty chalked up No. 200 in the recent Pete Thorn Invitational and added 201 the next time out. He's 201-170 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Daniel matches, Including a perfect 20-0 Big Ten record Ohio State advanced to the national semifinals by beating Penn State (13-15, 15-9, 11-15.

15-5 Stein Petty 15-11) and Nebraska (9-15, 15-9, 17-6. 15-7) in the Mideast Regional last weekend at Lincoln Neb. Karlan, Wilson All-Americans Stearman should increase his total considerably this season with the return of most of his players from a year ago. Including 6-9 T.J. Perry, who has signed to attend Butler University next year.

The tall Bull Dogs also Include 6-9 Steve McDougal, 6-6 Luke O'Neill. 6-6 Travis Munn and 6-4 Ian Russell, the hero of last year's sectional championship upset of Columbus East. Since Stearman's 1.000th game will be on the road, he will be honored at a ceremony at home after Saturday night's game against No. 19 Ben Davis. In other games, top-ranked Jeffersonville takes on Silver Creek tonight while the highlight of the weekend should be the Anderson Shootout, which Includes the No.

2, 3, 4 and 10 teams. Tonight, No. 2 Anderson plays Battle Creek (Mich.) Central, and third-ranked Muncie Central faces Kettering (Ohio) Alter. Saturday. No.

4 Anderson Highland takes on Dayton (Ohio) Dunbar, and No. 10 Concord plays Detroit Cooley. Carmel, which dropped out of the Top 20 this week, also plays In the Anderson Shootout and will face Westchester (Ohio) La-kota Saturday. Other Indiana teams In the Shootout are Mor-ristown. which will play Batavia, and Mt.

Vernon (Hancock), which will play Collinsville. 111. Also on the weekend schedule is the East Chicago Holiday Tourney. The No. 6-ranked host Cardinals will play Hammond' tonight and either Andrean or No.

18 Gary West Saturday. Soohomore setter Janelle Karlan of Notre ASSOCIATED PRESS Bill Stearman is coy about his age, but numbers don't lie. He's been coaching high school basketball for a long, long time. The Hall of Fame coach at Columbus North is In his 43rd year, and tonight's game at Martinsville will be the of his successful, but still unfulfilled career. Including his first three years as coach at Waldron.

Stearman's record is 665-334. making him the winnlngest active coach and fifth on the all-time Indiana high school coaching ledger. The Bull Dogs are 4-1 this season, coming off a victory over 20th-ranked Cathedral. Their only loss was to unbeaten. No.

14 New Albany. "You look at things with a different perspective," Stearman said of his longevity at Columbus, believed to be a state record for years as coach at the same school. "A lot can be said for experience. The more you have, the better off you should be. You can learn something from every game." For the record, Stearman is 67.

His resume Includes 23 sectional championships, 11 regional titles, the state's No. 1 ranking during a 47-game winning streak over two unbeaten regular seasons In 1962-64 and trips to the Final Four in 1964 and 1975. Columbus was beaten in the semifinals both times. Stearman was 47-18 at Waldron from 1949-52, and his 665 total victories are 88 short of the state-record 753 by Howard Sharpe. Dame and sophomore Angie Wilson (Roncalli) have earned spots on All-America rosters, Karlan set a single-season record of 1,451 assists for Notre Dame and was named to the Mideast Region second team.

Wilson, an outside hitter at Kankakee CC, earned honorable men in 16 seasons with the Wabash Little Giants. The NCAA Division III Coach of the Year in 1982, Petty's lifetime mark is 249-198. Butler women's coach Paulette Stein, in her fourth season with the Bulldogs, will try to get career victory No. 200 and end a three-game losing streak at home at 4:30 p.m. Saturday against James Madison, which features senior point guard Emily McCracken (Carmel).

Stein's career record Is 199-149. BSU arena opener set Ball State cagers will christen the school's new University Arena with a basketball double-header against Miami (Ohio) Jan. 15. The women's game will begin at 5 p.m.: the men are scheduled at 7:30. The final phase of BSU's new Health, Physical Activity and Arena Complex, University Arena will seat more than 11,000 for basketball and volleyball games.

Cardinals teams played in Ball Gymnasium tlon In the college division of the NJCAA. TENNIS Carmel star chooses Purdue kansas (6-2) tuned up for a Saturday matchup with No. 2 Arizona in Fayetteville, Ark. Miller, Arkansas' starting center, wasn't expected to play after missing two practices this week to be with his sick grandmother In Fort Worth, Texas. But he scored 11 of his points during a 25-10 second-half run that gave Arkansas its biggest lead, 69-34.

No. 25 LOUISVILLE 90, MORE-HEAD STATE 76 Sophomore Dwayne Morton scored 12 of his 33 points in the final 5:08 to spark the host Cardinals (5-0) over their intrastate rival. Morehead State (4-4) rallied from a 1 58-44 deficit with 14:49 left in the game to 74-69 when Brett Roberts hit a 12-tZZ footer at 6:06. MEMPHIS STATE 65, MINNESOTA 62 Guard Tony Madlock connected on five of six free throws down the stretch leading host Memphis State. The only free throw Madlock missed in the final 2:12 came with just under six I seconds left and gave Minnesota (6-3) a chance to tie the game, but Minnesota guard Ariel McDonald missed.

MISSISSIPPI STATE 74, VANDER-BILT 71 Tony Watts scored 17 points and Chuck Evans added 14 as visiting Mississippi State took charge in the closing moments in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams. EVANSVILLE 80, COASTAL CAROLINA 57 Parrish Casebier scored 28 points and had a game-high nine rebounds leading host Evansville. The Purple Aces (5-2) never trailed IN WOMEN'S ACTION, host Miami (Fla.) edged 10th-ranked Purdue 64-63. MaChelle Joseph scored 27 points for the Boilermakers (5-2) At Blooming- ton, the host Indiana Hoosiers beat Marquette 90-76 behind 27 points by Shirley Bryant. Purdue women's coach Mat Iandolo has signed three tennis players, including Carmel senior Dena Degyansky, to national letters-of-Intent Degyansky was a doubles player on Carmel's team state champions in 1989 and 1990.

She until the 1963-64 season, when they moved to earned the No. 1 singles position last season. The other recruits are Nan Smith (Columbus Irving Gymnasium. Tickets tor the opening doubleheader ana all North) and Lesley Hubbell (Port Huron, Hubbell was second In the state last year as ajunlor. Smith had a 64-4 record In three years other games to be played In the new building went on sale Thursday at the Ball State Athletic Ticket Office.

Phone orders may be placed by as Columbus North top player. Hoosier teams ranked calling (317) 285-1474 or (800) 654-7515. Orders must be accompanied by VISA or Mastercard Cathedral, Roncalli win girls semis number. Tickets will be mailed by Jan. 6.

Ticket Notre Dame's men's team was ranked 10th office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through and Ball State No. 22 in the Fall Volvo Tennis STAR STAFF REPORT Friday. Collegiate ratings.

In addition, the Ball State duo Season ticketholders will be mailed their tick LaKiesha Brown poured in 37 of seniors Dan Kronauge and Paul Kruse received the top ranking among doubles teams. They won points, Including 14 in the fourth ets the first week of January. Students may pick up tickets for the Jan. 15 games on Jan. 6.

Purdue-Butler tickets available the title in the fall championships, In regional rankings Notre Dame and BSU were listed first and third, Indiana was No. 4 and quarter Thursday, as Cathedral High School coasted past Broad Ripple 74-62 in the semifinals of the girls basketball City Tournament at Roncalli. Tickets are available ($5 adults, $2.50 for Purdue 10th. Cathedral went into a half- youths) for Saturday's matchup between Purdue and Butler in Hinkle Fleldhouse. The Clowes Hall box office will be open today from 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. The box office also will be open at 10 a.m. IMCC BASEBALL NAIA to induct Hanover coach HS BASKETBALL time defending champ Rebels whipped Chatard 52-38 to advance to the Saturday afternoon championship game. Niqul Schott scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Roncalli, while Katie Andrews playing only in the second half scored nine points with six steals. Michelle Costello hit 13 points for Chatard.

IN BOYS BASKETBALL, Shanon Fields pumped in a game-high 27 points and teammate Nathan Warfel was right behind with 26 as 3-2 Park Tudor defeated Washington 76-68. The Continentals (0-5) were paced by Dan Adams with 20, Jack Owens 18 and Anthony Hibbs 16. Jimmy Lowery added 1 1 for Park Tudor. court press that helped It gain a 30-14 advantage in the final period. The Irish also hit 14 of 18 free throws In the period.

Saturday. Tickets will be available at the gates, which will open at 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Kizzy Dawson scored 12 Parks to redshirt Richard Naylor. athletic director and baseball coach at Hanover College, will be inducted Into the National Association of Intercollegiate Athlet points for Cathedral, while Criss Smith and Alicia Fulton each Evansville lunior forward Bernard Parks ics Hall of Fame Jan.

2 at Dallas. scored 15 points and CharR honda Walker added 11 points Naylor joined Hanover as baseball coach in 1970 and has a 460-346 record. His teams have and 14 assists for Broad Ripple. won 30 or more games for five straight years. Host Roncalli will take on Ca A professor of physical education, Naylor thedral in the finals.

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9-1 Saturday I'OOPO Al AMENDMENT CHRISTMAS SPECIALS (Pike), who transferred from Tulane last January, has elected to be redshirted this season, thus retaining two seasons of eligibility with the Aces. Parks lettered as a freshman at Tulane. He played but one game last season. Meanwhile, sophomore forward Parrish Casebier (South Spencer) rejoined the squad Saturday and scored a career-high 35 points, including the game-winning bucket in a 99-98 win over Southern Illinois. Casebier withdrew from school Oct.

11 but re-enrolled Oct. 22. He led the Aces In scoring last season with a 15-ppg mark and was second In rebounding (7.0 rpg). Notes: Herman tops in MCC Molly Herman, a 6-2 freshman from Vin-cennes Rivet, has been named Midwestern Collegiate Conference Player of the Week in women's basketball. Herman led Evansville's Lady Aces with 22 points in a 71-67 loss to Louisville, hitting 10 of 12 shots from the field and grabbing nine rebounds.

It was her second start at Evansville. A week earlier she netted 23 points against Illinois-Chicago. Lisa Miller (Fort Wayne Dwenger) continued her record pace last week by hitting for double figures for the 65th straight game (and in 86 of 89 career contests) for Indiana-Purdue-Fort Wayne. She owns the school record with 596 career field goals. She also owns 12 other IPFW career, season and games marks.

Six MCC players and two Rose-Hulman cagers have been named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches' Honor Roll. MCC hoopsters are J. P. Brens and Wade Gault (Logansport) of Butler, Loyola seniors Jason Joseph and Grant Moehring and juniors Brian Wolf PRICES GOOD DEC. 16 -21.

1991 came to Hanover in 1966. He has served as men cross country coach for 23 years, women's cross country coach for one season and was an assistant basketball coach for 12 years. He also has worked with several national and international groups. SOCCER Irish's Petrucelli honored Notre Dame women's soccer coach Chris Petrucelli has been named National Soccer Coaches association co-Coach of the Year for the Central Region. He shares the honor with Wisconsin's Greg Ryan.

Petrucelli led the team to a 15-2-3 record and a 16th-place ranking in the final national poll. It was Notre Dame's first national ranking. FOOTBALL Greyhounds' Matheis cited University of Indianapolis senior defensive lineman Greg Matheis (Jasper) was named second-team Little All-America by the Associated Press Thursday. The team includes players from NCAA Divisions II and III and the NAIA and Matheis, previously named Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference defensive lineman of the year, was the only player with Indiana ties selected. THE GIFT THAT'S NEVER RETURNED CROWN ff ji ROYAL EE KAHLUA LIQUEUR JACK BLACK BAILEYS 111 CREAM I 1497 Lll 750 I 13.77 (j 13.97 J10.97 750 750 750 Continued from Page 1 seek other institutions with slmi-; lar Interests and programs.

Al- though he didn't rule out going as far as the West Coast, he said the Rocky Mountains would be a more practical limit to westward expansion. In that direction, it appears Bradley of the Missouri Valley Conference has dropped any plans to join the MCC, but two other possibilities remain: Creighton and Drake. Now that Duquesne, from the Atlantic 10 Conference, and LaSalle of the Metro Atlantic have made their moves, there Is the possibility that St. Joseph's (Philadelphia, Atlantic 10) and Loyola (Baltimore, Metro) could follow. But DiEdwardo sees no further expansion before 1993.

The MCC, which may have a new name by spring, expects to grow to as many as 16 members whose athletic teams would com- pete in two divisions. East and West. The commissioner said the conference has had discussions ')' with "eight or nine" schools which he would not identify. The first sports In which the -new schools will compete next T. fall most likely will be men's soccer, women's volleyball and cross country and men's golf, DiEdwardo said.

"I imagine the first championship they'll com-, pete in will be the men's golf tournament at Notre Dame (next fall)." he added. The MCC receives automatic qualification to NCAA championships in men's soccer, baseball and men's and women's basketball. Women's volleyball is granted automatic qualification to the National Invitational Volleyball Championship. The present lineup increases the number of television households in the MCC coverage area, thus boosting the conference's revenue potential. The addition of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh brings to three the number of members in the top seven markets and six of the top 10.

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