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11 THE COURIER-JOL'RNAU SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1981 Male's free throws beat Manual; Iroquois' first half buries Sharaee I I HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS Marya Dockery scored 27 points, but Male (10-4) put the handcuffs on the other Manna! players and breezed to a 77-46 win. Male hit 29 of 49 shots from the floor for 68 percent Cookie Shelby netted eight of 12 shots and scored 19 points for Male; Tonita Cannon added 17. Manual, leading 19-13 after the first quarter, went scoreless in the second period when it missed all 12 of its shots.

Oldham County (13-5) made 22 of 39 free throws en route to a 44-40 victory over Jeffersontown. Julie Levas and Amber Thomas each scored 11 points, and Cheryl Williams grabbed 11 rebounds for Oldham County. Boys' linescores 2x4 TE" IF 2x6 208 321 418 2x8 268 467 635 DRYWALL 4'x8'-5s" $2" 4'x8'-'i" $265 4'xl2'-'2" $4" DRYWALL ACCESS. MUD 62 LB. $719 TAPE 250' $135 CORNER BEAD 72' Manual hit nearly 60 percent of Its field-goal attempts last night yet lost to archrival Male 67-61 In a 25th District basketball shootout at Male Gym.

Outscored by four goals, 28-24, Male woo Its 16th game in 18 starts and its second over Manual In two meetings this winter by making 19 of 20 free throws. The free throws were Indicative of the self-control of our ballplayers," said Male coach Maurice Payne. "We kept our composure and did the things we needed to to Bennett, a 6-foot-7 junior, led Male with 25 points and nine rebounds. He was at the free-throw line. Guard Steve Sergeant added 20 points for Male, which beat Manual 67-54 for third place In the 16-team Louisville Invitational Tournament Jan.

23. Manual (11-7) hit 28 of 47 field-goal tries for 59.5 percent Chris West, Manual's 6-3 senior guard, led all scorers with 28 points. He hit 13 of 20 shots, Including nine of 10 in the second half. Stanley Jackson scored 21 for Manual, which made five of seven free throws. Male connected on 24 of 58 shots for 41.4 percent Iroquois (13-4) popped in 33 of 53 shots for 62 percent in beating host Shawnee 88-57.

"Iroquois looked great I was Impressed," Shawnee coach Estll Griffis said. A 52-point first half buried Shawnee (2-12). In the first two quarters Iroquois' Keith Goff scored 15 points, Henry Holland 14 and Tim Clarkson 11 of his 15. At the free-throw line, Iroquois made 22 of 33 shots; Shawnee three of nine. Shawnee's Vincent Harrison scored 12 of his 16 points In the second half.

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74665 95 FL0RESCENT BULB 48" EA. 75240 EXTENSION CORD 163-100' $99 ea. 1 70372- HALL OR BEDROOM 7Vi" LIGHT FIXTURE $99 mWF A BRASS BASE 74410 GAL. MICAM CHRISTIAN At VKTORV CHRISTIAN -4 Mica Christian Roberts 5, B. Gomel Roberts 14, T.

Gomel 12, Geoch 1 Shock lev 1. Victory Christian; Johnston Huffman 7, Craggs Robinson 1, Jackson 2, Isenberg Paul 2, Page ST. ROMUALDm At IVAMILnw 4 1 12 17 21 -M St. ReoMWtd Vessels 4, Mettlngly 4, D. O'Don-oughue Hegmaa 4, B.

Monln 14, Tiultt 5, Hall I R. O'Donoughue 4 M. Monln 1. vaagei Brembte 11, Kelsey Wampler 14, Conway 2, Miracle 21, Toby 10, Hahn 1, Drake 0. OLDHAM COUNTY At SCOTT 11 -M Oldham Ca.

Robinson It Griffin 17, Mason 11 Mcwmiems Day 4, Mann 2. Scott Ce. Mann 14, Verney 10, Polly It Pearson 2, Blackwood 14, Henderson 2. MANUAL. At MALI.

-41 -47 Gray 5. Jackson 21. Kimbrouah 12. West 24 Williams Ritchie 0, Taylor 0. Male Bennett 2S, Woodford 3, Solomon 2, Sergeant 20, Mllburn 1, Jackson 10, Johnson 0.

BtSHOP DAVID At EDMONDSON COUNTY 11 -W MMf David Anderson 14, Mulhall 4, Biery Yency 20, Greenwell 4, Darst a. Fryer 3. Edmendsm County Graham 4, Houchlns 15, Ramer 1 Vincent 11, Prunty 20, Merredlth Sanders 1. MUHLENBERG) CENTRAL. 2 17 V4 12 24 27 At BETH HAVEN MeMonbort Central Gates 14, Burall 15, Harvey Pendley 12, Harper Hi Colyer 2, Rowe Calloway a.

Beth Haven Paris Orrender 12, Clark 10. Sampson 4, Cox 7, Dykes Mitchell 4 Tlndel 1, Stone 2. NORTH 21 -II At CARROLL COUNTY North Bullitt Sztanya 2, Goss 4, Whortey 2, Barsfather 1, Johnson Bramley 4, Kepllnger 24, Ensey 4, Bradway 4, Yeeger 2, Cecil 4. CarreN County Shelton i Mumphrey 17, Deatherage Welty 17, Davis 14, Spenneberg Jasper 2, Marsh 2, Kunselman 1. IROQUOIS 21 At 1 -2t Ireqeels Goff 15, Northlngton Lancaster 1, Clarkson 15, Holland 14, McCollum 7, Cohron 4, Smith Crosby 5.

Hodge 2. Shawnee Wlggington 12, Bryant 0, Harrison. 14, Rowe 15, Jackson 1 Sullivan 4, Pillow 2, Hem-mond 4. Girls' linescores ASSUMPTION IS 21 At BOYD It 22 -11 14 AstwnpthM Schaefer M. Corbett 17, Blslg 7, Raoue 10, Welch 4, Zsbet It Monhellen 5.

Blslg 2, Carrier 5, Musacchio 4. K. Corbett I. Boyd County Askren 4, Carey Hicks Clark 11, Reed 5, Blddle 5, Pack 5. JEFFERSONTOWN.

At OLDHAM COUNTY I 11 -14 Jeffersentown Connely 4, Thompson 7, Layman 12, Houk Gulnchlgllani Rudy 1, Charleston 4, Voll 1. Oldham County Bosserman 7, Williams 7, Allen 3, Brown 2, Cobb 2, Thomas 11, Harned 1, Lewis 11. 17 -2 At Mercy Poschinger 30, Feldkamp 10, Sanders 2, Tlschebdorf Montano a. Smith 2, Baron 14, Dumstorf Faller 2. Meere Hartlage 4, R.

Williams Elbert 2, Montgomery Tucker It, Moseley 14, L. Williams MANUAL. At 1 11 1 17 -21 Dockery 27, Jones 0, Phillips 10, Moreley 2, Trayner 3i Bottoms 2, Usher 2. Male Weaklet Shelby 19, Cannon 17, Bran 7, White a. Usher Nelson IS.

IROQUOIS At SHAWNEE 11 14 7 10 Irequels Gardner 7, Brey 3, Edwards 14, Bo bo Holt 4, Ca (Titers 4, Bosley 9. Shawnee Hammond 15, Crawford 14, Jackson Hamilton 4, Seewrlght 4, Lee 4. Hotpoinr PERMANENT PRESS AUTOMATIC DRYER $22995 51420 second game after becoming eligible the second semester, had 15 points and 15 rebounds for Shawnee. Scott County (14-3) hit eight of 10 free throws down the stretch to edge Oldham County 54-52 in a battle between Eighth Region powers at Georgetown. The win was Scott County's Uth in its last 12 games.

Scott County was paced by Randy Mann and Scott Blackwood with 14 points each. Jim Griffin of Oldham County (13-7) was the game's high scorer with 17 points. Despite 20 points by Steve Yancey, Bishop David (3-13) lost at Edmonson County 72-60. Bishop David trailed 49-47 with 3:30 left in the third quarter, when Edmonson County (12-6) pulled away. The hosts hit 10 of 13 free throws In the fourth period.

In girls' games: Maria Poschinger poured in 30 points on 11 field goals and 8-for-8 free-throw shooting to pace LIT champion Mercy (20-4) to a 73-52 win over Moore (9-6). Mercy made 19 of 26 free throws and had little trouble beating Moore's full-court press. Elfreda Tucker scored 18 points for Moore, which made all four of its free throws. Assumption (15-4) sank only 12 of 28 foul shots but connected on 33 of 54 field-goal tries for 61 percent in whipping Boyd County 78-41 at Cannonsburg. Marilyn Corbett scored 17 points and Rhonda Raque scored 10 in the first half and didn't play the last two quarters.

WRESTLING Central's Victor Cartwrlght in the 155-pound class. At heavyweight Chris Beakes defeated Central's John Elchholtz for the sixth Waggener individual title. Doss won the West Jefferson District by 57j4 points over second-place Falrdale. "I pleased with our performance," said Doss coach Ralph Williams whose team won its third title. Williams' team qualified 10 wreslters for the regional with six first place winners, three second and one third.

However, there were a few minor surprises. Fairdale's Tommy Bradford beat Doss' Brandy Langley in the finals of the 98-pound weight class. In the 167-pound, class Western's Bret Atkins beat Doss' Kenny Hart Doss had entered 11 wrestlers, but 112-pounder Willie Fraizier came down with the flu after winning his first-round match. Williams wouldn't let him wrestle after that Host Trinity won the Central Jefferson District by 69 points over sec- ond-place St Xavier. Trinity had 12 wrestlers qualify for next weekend's Northern Kentucky Regional.

Trinity had winners in the 98, 105, 126, 138 and 167-pound weight classes. St Xavier had nine qualifiers for the regional, while Moore had seven. It was Trinity's second straight district title. Keith Baldwin (A) d. Claude Neace (KSB) 12-4.

112 Mike Hlrn (X) d. Bert Stone (T) 4-2; Buzz Falvey (A) d. Lee Mlnton (M) 4-4. 131 Steve Weber (T) pinned Tom Pflster (X) Pete Bard (MA) d. Lee Thomas (A) 1-3.

145 Shawn Harris (M) pinned Karl Russ (T) 5:11 Paid Parker (X) d. Oarrel Dowell (MA) 4-2. 155 Russell Mulllns (KSB) d. Maurice Washington 7-4; Pat Hamilton (T) won by forfeit. 147 Mark Schmltt (T) d.

Phil Oliver (X) 144; Wendel Harris (S) p. Mike Vesel (M) 4:04. MS Bill Downey (M) pinned Stewart Barton (T) Deen Young (X) p. Andre White (KSB) 1:35. Heavyweight David Woods (M) pinned Dennis Pierce (X) John Byron (T) p.

John Hester (A) 1:24. OtftstendliHI wrestler Shawn Harris (Moore). West Jefferson district At Western Team Unlit) 1. Doss (D 21SM; 2. Falrdale (F) 140; 3.

Western (W) 154; 4. Pleasure Ridge (PRP) 131; 5. Valley (V) 125; 4. Shawnee (S) 2. tt pounds Thomas Bradford (F) d.

Brandy Langley (D) t-1. MS 1. Bruce Slzemore (PRP) 5-2. (F) d. John King 112 Melvln McMonigal (V) d.

Scott Hope (W), lit Tom Klrby (D) d. Mark Schumate (V) 11- 9. 124 Ron Klrby (D) pinned Greg Crume (F) 132 David Reynolds (D) d. Kevin Baker (F) 10-11. 131 David Jones (D) d.

Mike Wagner (PRP) 22-5. 145 Scott Henderson (D) pinned Dominic Blakemore (F) 3:21. 155 Steve Henderson (D) d. Phil Forrest (W) 17-4. 147 Bret Atkins (W) d.

Kenny Hart (D) M. MS Mike Shedd (PRP) pinned Kevin Atkins (0) 5:20. Heevywelght Tony Conway (W) pinned Bruce Autrey (V) 1:47. Outstanding wrestler Tommy Bradford, Fair-dale. OTHER REGIONAL QUALIFIERS 3.

Jeff Whltaker (PRP); 4. Ronnie Beahl (V). 105-3. Tracy Cecil (D) d. Steve Wlsemann (W) 1-0.

Ill 3. James Surface (PRP); 4. Robert Johnson (F). lit 3. Randy Brown (W); 4.

Gary Bethal (S). 124 3. Dennis Dale (W); 4. Doug Kellemt (PRP). 132 1.

Kerry Colbert (S); Steve Fogerty (V). 131 3. Adam Mlnton (V); 4. Kenny Rohleder (W). 145 3.

Terry Case (V); 4. Andrea Click (S). 155-3. Shawn Blakemore (F); 4. Ron Jokel (PRP).

147 3. David Gardner (F); 4. Ron Ellis (V). MS Bobby Graham (F); 4. Marty Rosenberry (V).

Heavyweight 3. Frank Hunt (S); 4. (PRP). EXTERIOR SOLID OR SEMI-TRANSPARENT mm, mm. STXIIIMa $13 95 STOCK COLORS 46301-84 Waggener, Trinity and Doss were Kio nHnnoro in ranhirlna Actrit wrestling titles last night Host Waggener won the East Jefferson District by 25 points over second-place Central.

Waggener had 10 wrestlers qualify for next week's Jefferson County Regional at Fern Creek. Waggener had six champions and two second-place finishers out of the 11 that entered the competition. Waggener coach Jack Jacobs had been a little concerned about his team's chances of winning the title' because his team drew five first-round byes. "I was a little worried about all the byes," said Jacobs. "But we were wrestling so well and Central was wrestling good; it (the bye dilemma) kind of had faded out by the semifinals." In the 119-pound weight class Dave Hodge (35-2) defeated East-.

era's Danny Hartnett, the defending state champion, for the second straight time. Hodge won 8-3. Waggener had three wrestlers entering the district with only one loss who also won. Jerry Harber (35-1) won the 105-pound weight class beating Ray Baker of Central. John Oliva (34-1) won the 138-pound class over Jeff Hall of Fern Creek while 145-pounder Joe Schaftlein (34-2 but undefeated in Kentucky competition) beat Fern Creek's Robbie Furlong.

Kent Thompson (30-1) beat East Jefferson district At Waggener Team flnhh 1. Waggener (W) 225; 2. Central (C) TOO; Fern Creek (PC) 1S3; 4. Jeffertontown (J) 105; 5. Eastern (E) 100' 6.

Country Day ((CCD) 4 7. Manual (M) 5t. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS fTep four In each clau advance fa regional!) aoundt Steve Cunningham (C) d. Tim Whelan (E) by lnury default; Jock Oe George (FC) d. Jamie Biehl (J) 12-5.

MS Jerry Harber (W) d. Ray Baker (C) 17-1; Terry Elfler (E) pinned Richard Cook (FC) 2:57. 112 Lenny Curry (C) d. David Couch (W) 7-2; Mlke McCoomer (J) d. Matt Weill (E) 5-1.

lit David Hodge (W) d. Danny Hartnett (E) 7-5; Jeff Grimes (FC) d. Greg Lander (Ci 18-2. 12 Todd King (FC) pinned Gary Hawes (E) Mike Crowe (C) d. Rufui Yelder (M) -3.

132 Ken Franklin (C) d. Bobby Sohm (W) 12-4; Tony Taylor (E) d. Mike White (M) M. 13t John Ollva (W) pinned Jeff Hall (FC) Ron Dorsey (M) pinned Kent Keuler (E) 2:21 In overtime. MS Joe Schaftlein (W) d.

Robbie Furlong (FC) H4k Bart Booker (C) pinned Juan Garcia (M) 1:32. 1SS Kent Thompson (W) d. Victor Cartwrlght (C) 4-0; Bob Mangold (FC) pinned Paul Olenitis (KCD). 147 Larry Little (J) pinned Scott Prohaska (FC); Chris Karr (W) d. David Zehnder (C) 14-9.

115 Phillip Shlpp (J) d. Jeffrey Phelps (C) 11-0; John Applegate (W) pinned Matthew Abernathy (FC). Heavyweight Chris Beakes (W) d. John Elch-holtz (C) by lnury defaut; Paul Rowtloun (FC) pinned Terry Dean (J). Outstanding wrestler David Hodge, Waggener.

Owkfcest pin Jock DeGeorge, Fern Creek, :23. Oregerlaa Award (most pint least time) Ollva, Waggener. Ceach of year Jacobs, Waggener. Central Jefferson district At Trinity Team finish 1. Trinity (T) 224; 2.

St. Xavler (X) 157; 3. Moore (M) 155.5; 4. Seneca (S) tfh, 5. Atherton (A) 51.5; 4.

Male (MA) 50; 7. Kentucky School for the Blind (KSB) 44. pewndt Mike Dehler (T) d. Allen Durbin (X) i-3, Dee Bolt IV (S) pinned Ottls Florence (KSB) 3:3. MS Steve Russ (T) d.

Mike Hill (S) 5-1; Danny Terranova (M) d. Mlka Doyle (X) 4-1. 112 David Clipplnger (S) d. Bruce Schaefer (T) 3-2; Marshall Whitfield (M) d. Joe Hommrlch 13-5.

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