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it 1 TTT--' hew cnanges in prep pon; hy I i aits I Knightstown ranked sixth za i5c CI Polls INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Only three teams ranked in the, top 10 in the three Indiana high school football classifications lost last week, causing only a few changes in the new UPI Board of Coaches poll. Falmin hpat West Central 20-12. Fridav Delta loss to western Saturday drop- pea ine regies irom secona eignin in-o move to No' 9 Class AA, and Pike's five-point Toss to The top part of the small school rating Lawrence North put them out of the eighth nst looks the same. Lawrenceburg got spot and into the second 10. seven jrst-place votes to take the top spot, In Class North Judson lost by one jiamilton Southeastern' was listed second pomi ana aroppea irom nun 10 a ue ior with four No.

1 votes, and Tippecanoe vai- 14th. ley stood at third. West Noble was No. 4, 4 positionriollowed by Jiori ClemsorHe- 0), No. 6 Georgia, No.

7 Iowa, No. 8 Texas, No. 9 Alabama and No. 10 Mississippi State. In the second 10, Nebraska is rated 11th, followedbyNoM2 IowaStateNo13 Arkansas, No.

14 Washington State and No. 15 Brigham Young. Also, Missouri is rated 16th, followed by No. 17 Oklahoma, No. 18 Washington, No.

19 Michigan and No. 20 Florida Texas, which held the No. 1 rating before suffering an embarrassing 42-11 loss to Arkansas last week, was the fourth team to be knocked out of the top spot this year. Penn State, which has the most difficult part of its schedule yet to play, next faces once-beaten West Virigina, a team it has not lost to since 1955 (24-0-1). After that, it's Miami (Fla.) and North Carolina State on the road, Alabama and Notre Dame at home and a season-ending game at Pittsburgh.

Michigan, now 4-2 after a 9-7 loss to Iowa, took the biggest tumble among the Top 20, dropping 14 places while jumped into the No. 13 spot after a three-week absence. Washington also returned to the Top 20 while Wisconsin and Miami (Fla.) fell out of the ratings. The only unbeaten teams in the Top 20 are Penn State (54), Pittsburgh (54). North Carolina (64), Clemson (6-0) and Washington State (541).

For perhaps the first time since UPI began its ratings in 1950, two Eastern teams are 1-2 in the nation, a feat that pleases Penn State Coach Joe Paterno. "For someone who has been a long-time advocate of Eastern football for many reasons, I'm pleased," Said Paterno. "I'm pleased regardless of which team is No. 1. High schools honored The Class AAA ratings stayed almost the same.

Carmel remained No. 1 with eight first-place votes and 108 points, and South Bend St. Joseph's got the second spot with one first-place vote and 100 points. Hobart took third, followed by Lafayette, Martinsville, Fort Wayne Snider, Indianapolis Marshall, Hammond, Indianapolis North Central and a new member, unbeaten Griffith. Lafayette, Martinsville and Fort Wayne Snider each got a first-place vote.

Griffith entered the top 10 after beating Bolingbrook, 111., 30-0. Fort Wayne Dwenger, last week's No. 10, dropped to No. 13 after edging Fort Wayne Northrop, Only North Central has a loss among the top 10, but that was at the hands of Carmel in the season opener. Goshen remained No.

1 in Class AA with six first-place votes and 111 points. Jasper was second with five top picks and 107 points. New Haven got the other first-: place vote and stood ui third placer West Lafayette, Clarksville Providence, Franklin Central and Southmont took the fourth through, seventh spots. Delta was eighth, Harrison ninth and Tell City got back into the top 10 by taking the final spot. Frontier got into the elite group in Class A after sitting at No.

11 last week. The Brownstown was fifth, ana Knigntstown was picked sixth with the remaining first-place vote. Sheridan was seventh, Bremen eighth, Frontier ninth and South Adams 10th. North Judson and Fountain Central dropped out of the top 10. Penn State No.

1 NEW YORK (UPI) For just the second time in its history, Penn State University was named the No. 1 college football team in the nation today in balloting by UPI's Board of Coaches. The undefeated Nittany Lions, overlooked last week when Texas bulled its way from the No. 3 spot to No. 1, collected 36 first-place votes for 623 points.

Penn State, which was rated No. 1 for the first time on Nov. 13, 1978 before losing to Alabama in the Sugar Bowl and finishing, at No. 4, easily outdistanced intra-state rival Pittsburgh, which totaled 590 points and received the remaining six first-place votes from the 42 coaches who comprise UPI'i Board. Undefeated North Carolina, which rallied from a 104 deficit to beat North Carolina State 21-10 last week, moved into the No.

3 spot, behind Pittsburgh with 536 points. Southern California, which held the No. 1 spot for three weeks before relinquishing it to Texas last week, moved up to the No. high schools. Accepting the awards from left are athletic directors Ernie Eden, Mount Vernon; Steve Wendleboe.

New Palestine; Don Pfaff, Greenfield-Central; and Daryl Seward, Eastern Hancock. (Staff photo by Jeff Owen) Greenfield Mayor Keith' McClarnon (center) congratulated Hancock County high schools Monday for their work in high school athletics. The event was in conjunction with National High School activities Week to honor the values gained by activities supporting the Sports in brief It's great that two Eastern teams and two Pennsylvania teams will be ranked one and two. I think that speaks well for the kind of football.we are playing in the East, and that includes our opponent this week, West Virginia." Scoreboard i Standings Playoffs Taam 3 Taam 2 Taam 4 Taam -Taam 1 Taam 4 S-1-0 3-34 1-4-1 1-4-1 1-5-0 run) EH Brumtldld yard run (Pack run) EH Smith safety EH Powall yard run (Hatting pass from Dunlavev) EH Pack 14 yard run (Haitlngt patt from Dunlavay) EH Hockatt 10 yard run (Hoekatt patt from Dunlavay) Racord EH (4-4) Naxt game Tuesday, Prep football Clat AAA 1. Carmal (I) 1-0 101 2 B.

St. Jotaphil 1)1-0 100 J. Hobart 1-0 0 4. Lafayatta (1) 1-0 01 5. Martlntvllla (I) 8-0 4.

Fort WaynaSnldr( 1)8-8 44 1. Indlanapollt Manhll 8-0 42 8. Hammond 8-0 42 Indplt NortnCantral 7-1 13 10. Griffith 0-0 10 Amartcan Laaaua Oakland vs. Naw Yarfc (Naw York wins tarta 4) Oct.

11 Naw York 3b Oakland 1 Oct. 14 Naw York 13, Oakland 3 Oct. IS Naw York 4, Oakland 0 i Laaaua aaa I Bedan was not present for the trial session. He was attending classes at Indiana University in Bloomington'where he is a junior. Judge Larry McKinney also denied a motion for mistrial sought by attorneys for the sporting goods firm.

The lawyer said too much time had passed since the orginal testimony by another witness, Fred Rappleyea. The testimony by Rappleyea, a helmet design expert, began last week and has been interrupted by other witnesses. Mitchell earns defensive honors BLOOMINGTON, Irid. (UPI) Indiana displayed a big-play defense against Minnesota last weekend and Hoosier free safety Steve Mitchell made five of them. He made 15 solo tackles and one assist, broke up four passes (all on third down), and saved a touchdown with an important tackle at the 5-yard line in the last minute of the game.

For those efforts he was named UPI's Midwest Defensive Player of the Week. Mitchell's performance was graded Monday by Indiana defensive coordinator, Ron Corradini, who gave him 98 percent rating for his 73 plays. "That's the highest grade I've ever had from a jdefenslve back," said Corradini, a former University of Colorado defensive backfield coach. "Overall, it was one of my best games," Mitchell said. It probably would have been better if I had caught one of those passes." Phillies' doctor allovved work PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A state hearing examiner Monday permitted Dr.

Patrick A. Maxxa, th Reading phyalcUn charted with tUegally pnsecribtaf amphetamine to member th Philadelphia Phillies, to continue his practice without interruption. Examiner Frederick G. Antoun suspended Mazza's License for one year but stayed the penalty provided the 57-year-old physician make a quarterly report of all prescriptions be writes for amphetamines and related drugs. In announcing his ruling at the end of the Sminute wearing, Antoun accepted the recommendation of the state Board of Medical Education and Jeffrey T.

Sprangler, assistant counsel for tie board, said the stayed suspension allowed Mazza "to continue to serve the com- munity." He likened the penalty to probation. Bullets acquire, Lucas from Warriors Landover, Md. (UPI) The Washington Bullets acquired veteran guard John Lucas from the Golden State Warriors in exchange for second-round draft picks in 1982 and 1984, the team announced Monday. Lucas, 27, starred at the University of Maryland and was the first player chosen in the 1976 draft. He played two years with the Houston Rockets: before going the Warriors as compensation for Houston's signing of forward Rick Barry.

Lucas has jverwt.i? -girts per game in his "N5 -ezteK'ZJ. JfJast seasoff. a games. 7 (Lm aaa.in wtM tarkn. Mi Bowling CLASSY LASSY FUN LEAOUI Paynt's Aute Sales Cochard wins seasonal trophy Greenfield's Mike Cochard captured both heats of the 125-B class motocross championship at Knobbe Hill dirt track.

The victories gave him the seasonal trophy with 120 points. He won the first heat by three minutes and the second by two. There were 22 competitors in the class. Cochard will compete this weekend at the Brandywine Track behind Roll Coater. Kansas City beats Pacers FORT WAYNE, Ind.

"(UPI) The Indiana Pacers started a four-game tour through Indiana Monday night by losing to Kansas City, 111-109. The Pacers will be in Evansville tonight against Milwaukee. Other stops this week include New Castle and Columbus. Steve Johnson hit an eight-foot hook shot with one second left to provide the Kings winning margin in the NBA exhibition Johnson, a rookie from Oregon State, finished with 14 points as the Kings had a balanced scoring attack. Top scorer for Kansas City was Reggie King with 19.

Johnny Davis led Indiana with 21 points with Louis Orr adding 13 and Billy Knight and rookie Herb Williams picking up 12 each. Anthony coasts Into bowling finals INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) Earl Anthony, the Professional Bowlers Association top money winner for a single tour season, coasted into the finals of the 1110,000 PBA tournament Monday. Anthony, of Dublin, rolled 9,774 for the 42-game qualifications and was 65 pins ahead of another Calif ornian, Steve Cook of Roseville. Cook hit a hot streak and swept around young Pete Weber of St. Louis was placed third.

Cook's plnfall was 9,709 while Weber, son of Hall of Famer Dick Weber, bowled down 9,604 pins. Also making the five-man finals were Jay Robinson of Van Nuys, Calif with 9,477 pins and Paul Moser of Somerset, Mass. with 9,407. Moser edged Joe Hutchinson of Scranton, Pa. for the last Hiwls position by a single pin.

Hutchinson finished wiih 9,406 pins and won $3,500 for the sixth place finish. Anthony was seeded into the championship match of Tuesday -night's finals and was assured of no less than second place Arfcscr 'I! rieeivfc $15,033. Anthonyr who averaged 222 in qualifying, already holds the PBA record for single season earnings with $143,135. II. Indlanapollt Cheterd Fort Tarra Hauta South 13, Wayna Dwangar 14 Football Jay Oct.

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Tlra Staalarsl 8 4. Watt Lafayatta 8-8 7 5. Clarktvllla ProvMnc 84 70 4. Franklin Cantral 7-1 .57 7. Southmont 8-8 SO 0.

Dalta 7-1 30 t. Harrison 7-1 24 18 Tall City 4-1 1J Alaxandrla 12; 12 11 18 Scartng RPT Safaty (Lacay tackla In and-zona) RPT Crawford 4 yard run (Ham-mont kick) McDomM'i CawbaytT 0 8 0-7 caffVHtlnts 0 7 0 7- 14 Scaring Mdoraman 70 yard run (Parklnt run) Brl. Burkhart IS yard run (Bra. Burkhart run) Kfl WwrtMrt yrd nin (Bra. Burkhart run) Standings viklnat con- cord 10; 13.

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21 Lot Angalat at Naw York, 0:20 p.m. EOT Oct. 23 Naw York at Lot Angalat, 0:30 p.m. EOT Oct. 24 -Naw York at Lot Angalat, p.m.

EOT J-Oct. Naw York at Lot Angalat. p.m. EST x-Oct. 27 Lot Angalat at Naw York, 0:20 p.m.

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Hamilton SE (4) 8-0 112 3. Tlppacanoa Vallay 8-0 4. Watt Nobla 8-8 72 8-8 81 4. Knlghtttown (1) 8-8 7. Sharidan 7-1 50 I.

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Adams Cantral 18. Sauthrfrfoa, l.kled, Woaotan Volleyball Professor: No helmet perfect EP.ANKMN, Ind, (UPI1 A rmfpor at IWk t'nivcrsltj OHL says designer eaat cosne Jt ioui ibjtii ie caused by strong blows to the 4 t.fc.VUa 41 23 23 24 North SWitiaa t-Ha." 4 1 0 0 3 10 8 i I F--20 IS 10 17 11 13 1 20 Sit in College Football Naw Patatttna 15-1S, Sirvka ateSssrTTt Np cty Davitrl. Amanoa I. 4 rw I L'f Rltt 2, Donna Clark 1. 4 Racord NP (15-1) Ratarva scort NP 0-14.

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Greg Bedan, 21, suffered a spinal injury and wasparaylred on QueSonS'by Harry Phllo, who represents Bedan, McElhaney said he did not think any helmet could meet a specification to prevent injuries from heavy blows. "I hate to say something is impossible, but you really an do k. onnri dMicm obiective. In football the BkjMStandutffs B0VJL1CJG GREENFIELD Highway 40 WMt No. 4 No.

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