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3nbiaiut (6atll Tuesday, November 4, 2003 Page 16 Sports Local Scoreboard HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS, STATISTICS Wagner goes to Phillies 61 449 7.4 Landis, PM 97 442 4.6 Pennington, MC 104 418 4.0 SmaM, PL 119 546 4.6 Capitosti.U 81 417 5.1 Slietler. LV 74 403 5.4 CI Cairns, lig 119 380 3.2 Poloff, Stiff 63 340 5.4 OeCarlo, HC 71 320 4 5 Gaslon. 81s 74 299 4.0 Hopkins, PL 34 293 8.6 Morales. WS 49 287 5.9 J.Lieb, NC 35 284 B.I J.Saxlon. LV 56 260 4.6 Colwail.

Aft 60 260 4.3 Stewart. Aft 44 259 5.9 Passing (mln. 10 att.) (Ratings based on NCAA formula) CI. Cairns, Lig Clevenger. Co'ridoni.

Sbg DeCailo, HC Dullalo. HC Fetlerman, PL Howe, LV Jackson, Bis Maggie, HC Miller. NC Oleksa, Reiily, PM Smith, bid Smithley. LV Tucci, Lig Yamrick. NC Vearick.

Ind Younger. NC Akins.AR Patterson. MC Richie. WS Posa. MC Goodlin.

PL tome. NC Lackey. Bis Liggett, IV Pawtokowski. HZ Schneber. Lig Steele.

Sbg JJohnson, AR -includes one lkJ goal includes two field goals includes three field goals includes (our field goals Kick scoring Marion Center 9 1237 137.4 United 10 1338 1338 Ligonier Valley 9 1 024 113 8 West Shamokin 10 1 079 107 9 Penns Manor 10 966 96.8 Saltsburg 9 756 84.Q Passing offense Yds. Avg. West Shamokin 10 2219 221 9 Saltsburg 9 1324 147.1 Northern Cambria 10 1039 103.9 Penns Manor 10 89.3 89.3 Blairsville 10 736 73.6 Apollo-Ridge 9 568 63.1 Laurel Valley 9 541 601 Indiana 10 547 54.7 United 10 514 51.4 Homer-Center 10 494 49.4 Purchase Line 10 489 48.9 Ugonier Valley 9 364 40,4 Marion Center 9 352 39.1 Tolal offense Yds. Avf. Northern Cambria 10 3356 335.6 West Shamokin 10 3298 329.8 Indiana 10 3175 3i7.5 BiaifSviMe 10 2624 262.4 Purchase Line 10 26Q7 260.7 ApotkRidge 9 2277 253.0 Homer-Center 10 2340 234.0 Saltsburg 9 2008 223.1 Laurel Valley 9 1792 199.1 Penns Manor 10 1861 186.1 United 10 1852 185 2 Marion Center 9 1589 176.6 ligonier Valley 9 1388 154.2 Rushing defense Yds.

Avg. Northern Cambria 10 995 99.5 Blairsville 10 1024 102.4 United 10 1040 104.0 Purchase Line 10 1148 114.8 Homer-Center 10 1176 117.6 Apollo-flidge 9 1097 121.9 Laurel Valley 9 1291 143.4 SaUsburg 9 1309 145.4 Marion Center 9 1578 175.3 Indiana 10 1840 184.0 Ligonier Valley 9 1851 205.7 Penns Manor 10 2289 228.9 West Shamokin 10 2770 277.0 Com. Aft. Yds. 70s Int.

Rating WHk.Bis 16 25 213 1 1 140.8 Henderson. WS1S4 298-2219 19 20 121.8 Younger, NC 23 51 378 4 4 117.6 GooOlin.PL 24 67 495 7 6 114.4 Shirey. Ind 29 69 528 5 6 112.8 Steeie.Sbg 67 1561240 9 13 112.1 Smiiney.LV 36 63 499 6 5 105.7 Jonas, HC 27 67 468 5 7 102.7 LaMts.PU 22 64 399 6 5 102.1 Speal.Sbg 4 10 55 1 1 99.2 Highbeioer, BH 40 85 518 3 5 98.1 Brawley.UC 42 105 E85 3 4 95 6 Mills. MC 21 57 278 3 2 BB.2 Darner. 14 37 173 1 3 69.8 Clevenger.U 21 61 305 3 7 69.7 Trimble.

PM 43 111 494 2 8 67.7 2alanka.AR 32 105 492 1 6 61.6 Fuller, LV 4 12 42 0 1 46.1 Crowe. Ug 34 97 364 2 14 44.5 BJOhnson.AR 6 19 76 0 3 33 6 Barkey.MC 4 20 74 0 4 11.1 Receiving florida, which went on to win the wild card and the World Series. Rut the Phillies lost six straight and seven of their last eight. The Phillies arc moving into a new ballpark in April, and the trade for Wagner has generated a lot of excitement among fans that could translate into increased ticket sales. Wagner is due to make $8 mil-, lion next season, the third in a $27 million, three-year contract; he agreed to in January 2002.

The deal contains a $9 million team option for 2005 with a $3 million buyout. Wade said the Phillies will not try to extend Wagner's, deal before next season ends. 1 For the Astros, this was a salary. dump. Team owner Drayton' McLane has said the team lost' money this season.

"We hate very much to make, this decision, but it certainly helps us in giving us flexibility," McLane said. Octavio Dotel is likely to as- sume the closer's job, with Brad. Udge in line to replace Dotel as; the setup man. Dotel was acquired in another vated deal that sent pitcher Mike1 Hampton to the Meis after the-. 1999 season.

Date) was 6-4 with a 2.48 ERA, and four saves last season, has 28 career saves. "He's got the makeup to be the closer," Astros general manager Gerry Hunsicker said. "He's got the physical talent to be the clos-. er and that's something we'lL have to decide in spring train- ing Duckworth, 27, was 4-7 with a 4.94 ERA in 18 starts and six relief-appearances. Buchholz, 22, went.

9-1 1 with a 3.55 ERA in 25 games, for Double-A Reading of the Eastern League. i Astacio, who turns 24 was 15-5 with a 3.29 ERA at Passing defense FG XP Total Garland, Bis 3 30 39 Kisubick Ind 4 19 31 SUpcak. HC 3 14 23 MXieb. NC 0 15 15 Weaver. Lig 1 9 12 Murdick.

PM 16 9 LV 0 8 8 fikms AR 0 5 5 Patterson, MC 0 5 Ritchie. WS 0 5 5 Hopkins, PL 0 4 4 Nagg. Sbg 0 4 4 Brawley. NC 0 3 3 Hastings, II 0 3 3 Posa, MC 0 3 3 Liggett, LV 0 2 2 J.Johnson. AR 1 i Panting Att.

Yds. Avg. Posa. MC 30 1 076 35.9 Dickort. LV 21 751 35.8 Weaver.

Lig 41 144B 35.3 Nagg. Sbg 30 1004 33.5 Goodliri.PL 38 1241 32.7 31 979 31,6 Stiope.Bts 38 1200 31.6 Witson.WS 34 1064 31.3 Trimble. PM 40 1200 30.0 Fleming. HC 16 469 293 DeCarlo, HC 27 776 26.7 Dailey. AR 26 747 28.7 VTssiiiger.il 36 1031 28 6 Interceptions No.

Yds. TD By ROB MAADDI AP Sports Writer PHILADELPHIA Billy Warner wanted the Houston Astros to acquire a quality starting pitcher. Now he could help the Philadelphia Phillies get one. Hie All-Star closer was traded Monday from the cost-cutting Astros to the Phillies for right hander Brandon Duckworth, and minor-league right-handers Taylor Buchholz and Ezequiel Astacio. It's the first move in what could be another interesting offseason for the suddenly free-spending Phillies.

Philadelphia hopes to land a top starter and setup reliever. Wagner should make the Phillies an attractive spot for free agents. "If you're a free agent pitcher thinking about the Phillies, you know if you're walking off the mound in the seventh inning, the ninth inning is pretty well covered," Phillies general manager Ed Wade said. Among the starters the Phillies are considering are Chicago "White Sox free agent Bartolo Colon, Montreal's Javier Vazquez and Arizona's Curt Schilling. Vazquez or Schilling would have to be acquired through a trade.

Kevin Millwood, who pitched last season for the Phillies, is a free agent. It's unlikely he'll return, but Wade said he plans to talk to Millwood's agent Scott Boras. Wagner, a three-time All-Star, predicted his departure from Houston on the final day of the regular season when he criticized the Astros for not making a move lo bolster the roster for a playoff run. "It's going to be a tape job," Wagner said after the season finale. "It's not like we're going out there and getting any marquee pitcners.

Wagner didn't back off his. comments after the trade. "1 just want to win," he said. Wagner goes from one of base ball's best bullpens to one of its worst. The Phillies convened just 33 saves in 51 opportunities as Jose Mesa and Mike Williams both faltered.

Manager Larry Bowa used five other relievers to close games late in the season while his team fought for a wildcard spot Wagner was 1-4 with a 1.76 ERA last season and had 44 saves in 47 chances, making a career-high 78 appearances. Mesa converted 24 of 28 saves for the Phillies, and had seven losses and a 6.52 ERA. Williams, an All-Star with Pittsburgh, was 0-4 with a 6.38 ERA and had three saves in five chances after being acquired by the Phillies in July. With eight games left, Philadelphia was a half-game ahead of Around STANDINGS Lail mtk ganiM DWrict 5-6 CtutAPIiyoftt BtairsviM 43. Evtrsn 0 Northern Cambria 42, Wlndbsr 0 Bishop Carroll 43, Moshartnon Valley 0 Bishop Gulifoylt 1B, Cornmauoh Twp.

14 Drtlrlct 6-6 Ctltl Playoffs Tyrone 42, United 7 Central Cambria 4Q, flaaford 0 Forest Hills 19, Bishop McCort 7 PhiUpsburg-Osceoli 19, Ctissinut Ridg 18 District 6-6 CUM AAA Pliyfitll Johnstown 17, Indian Vallay 6 Huntingdon 43, Sarmrstt 0 WPIAL ClmAAAAPIayatft Upper St Clair 44, Indiana 13 Bethel Park 36. Baldwin 35 Gateway 55, Ringgold 7 Mt Lebanon 31. Kiski Area 16 North HiDs 13, Penn-Tratiord 3 Perm HIHs 35, 28 Poh. Central Catholic 44, McKeesport 14 Woodland HIHs 19. Staler 7 WPIAL Class AAA PlayMfl AmbrMge 24, Greansburg Satem 17 BlxktwAt 42.

West Mifflin 21 Hampton 21. Uerel Mgr. lands 14 Highiinds 7. West AHecrieny 6 Moon 17. Ctwtieri Valley 7 Peters Townsnip 47.

ML Pleasant 3 Pine-Richland 49. Uniontowri 14 Thomas Jefferson 38, Kittannmp 6 WPIAL Class AA Playoffs Altquippa 54, Union 0 Beaver 40. Waynesburg 6 Carrlck21, Riverview19 Ford City 42, South Fayette 27 freedom 37, Shenango 16 Jsannette 42, New Brighton 16 NorthgaleCT. Mart 7 Riverside 34, Freeport 18 South Parte IB, Greensburg C.C. 9 WPIAL Class A Playoffs Bishao 35, Jeffersort-Margan 12 Clairton 2D, Carmlchaels 18 Duquesne 45, Chartlers-Houston 22 Monessen 35, Brentwood 28 Rochester 27, Beth-Center 0 Springiale 21.

South Side Beaver 0 Slo-Rox 42, Avonworth 30 Western Beaver 35, California 13 Regular Season Homer-Center 28. Conemaugh Valley 9 Penns Manor 31, West Shamokin 28 Puaxsutawney 24, Beiletonte 18 Purchase Line 35. West Branch 7 This weeh's gamas Friday's gamts Olstrid Class A Playoffs Semifinals Bishop) GuRfoyte at Bishop Carrol, 7 o.m. District 54 Class AA Playoffs Santifffials PhMpsbtjrg-Osceoia at Tyrone. 7 p.m.

District fi-C Class MM Playoffs Semifinals Central Mountain at AHoona, 7 p.m. HoiWaysburg at State College. 7 p.m. WPIAL Class AAAA Playoffs Qcirterfinalt (all games 7:30 p.m.) BethH Park vs. Upper St.

Clair (West Mifflin) Central Catholic vs. Woodland Kills (Plum) North Hills vs Gateway (Penn-Traltord) Perm Hills vs ML Lebanon (Elizabeth forward) WPIAL Class AA PfiyoRS Qeerlerf Inale (all games 7:30 p.m.) Allouiopa vs Ford City (East Allegheny) Beaver vs Ncrttigale (Ambridge) Rivsrside vs JeannettB (Franklin Regional) South Park vs Freedom (Moon) WPIAL Class A Playoffs (all Bishop Canavin vs Sto-Hox (Thomas Jefferson) DuQuesna vs Rochester (Peters Twp.) Springdale vs Monessen (Yough) Western Beaver vs Clairton (Fox Chapel) Saturday's games District 5-S Class A Playoffs Samlflnats Northern Cambria at Blairsvllle, 7 p.m. District 6-8 Cm AA Playoffs Stmiffitatt Forest HiHs at Central Cambria. 7 p.m. District S-fi Class AM Playoffs Samiitnals Johnstown at Hjithncdon.

7 pjn. WPIAL Class AAAA Ptayeffs Onrterfinits (aU tjtffws 7:30 p.m.) Harrpton vs Thomas Jetfeisoa (North Allegheny) Uoonvs Ambridge (North HBs) Peters Townsnip vs Blackhawk (Elizabeth Forward) Pkte-RichJand vs Highland (Slippery Rock University) Indiana County Area Teams Yds. Avg. Northern Cambria 10 510 51.0 Ligonier Valley 9 593 65.9 Biairsvilto 10 681 68.1 Homer-Center 10 687 68.7 Laurel Valley 9 620 68.9 Sansburg 9 641 7)2 Penns Maw 10 732 73.2 MariDn Cento 9 687 763 Purchase Line 10 853 85.3 Indiana 10 951 95.1 United 10 1064 106.4 Apoec-nirfge 9 981 109.0 Wast Shamokin 10 1244 124.4 Total defense Yds. Avg.

Northern Cambria 10 1505 150.5 Blairsville 10 1705 170.5 Homer-Center 10 1863 186.3 Purchase Line 10 2001 200.1 United 10 2104 210.4 LaurelValley 9 1911 212.3 Sallsburg 9 1950 Apollo-Ridge 9 2078 230.9 Marion Center 9 2265 251.7 UgoiVtffVal'ey 9 2444 271.6 Indiana 10 2791 279.1 Penns Manor 10 3021 302.1 West Snamokin 10 4014 401.4 Class-A Clearwater of the Florida State League. Duckworth once was consid-: ered a top prospect in Philadel- phia. He went 14-0 with a 1.86 ERAatlriple-A Scranton-Wilkesr. Barre in 2001 and was 4-4 with al 4.04 ERA in 1 1 starts that seasoi for the Phillies, who finished two games behind first-place But Duckworth struggled the next two years, and lost hi? spot-in the rotation last season. Wagner was part of four division championship teams in-Houston, but the Astros failed to, get past the first round time, losing to Atlanta in 1937 1999 and 2001 and to San Diego-in 1998.

This is the second straight off-! seaspn in which the Phillies got the player they most wanted. They signed free agent first base man Jim Thome to an $85 mil lion, six-year contract last De-s cember. the area From Staff Reports Bsc. 55 44 41 33 22 20 17 16 16 15 Ave, 12.2 17.0 17.1 192 12.3 11.5 10.5 16.8 13.4 18.2 11.1 21 5 131 18.8 17.4 11.9 1CJ.D 22.4 136 14.1 Kapkm. WS Wilson.

WS Cessna, WS Ounlap, Sbg Strop. Bis Weaver, Lig Reiliy. PM Stone. Bis E.Smrth. NC Landis, PM Dtckert.

LV Nagg. Sbg Cofwell. AR Magulick, NC Perry. LV Bonaiesta. NC Ostach, Bis Btystone.

Ind Lieb, NC Smith, SbQ Bowman, PM 747 702 634 271 230 178 269 215 273 156 13 13 12 12 12 11 10 10 10 10 279 170 226 209 143 110 224 166 Searing TD MaguffetcNC Milter. AR Shirey. Ind Strope. Bis Wilson. WS Fuller.

LV Small. PL Brawley. NC Henderson, WS Bonaiesta, NC Jones, HC Garland, Bis Dunlap, Sbg Kaplon, WS Stone, Bis Shelter, LV M.Lieb, NC Troupe, PL Kasutalck, Ind Buchner. HC Highberger. Bis Monticue.

Lig Rapach, MC J.Saxton, LV Weaver, Lig Wllk. Bis Capitosti. Hopkins, PL Cessna. WS F.FiShei. MC Gaston, Bis J.Ueb.NC Ma1ko.PL UoorcSbg Pennington.

MC Trimble. PM Wilk. 3iS Stipcak, HC OKkert LV Colwell. AR Hastings. Polotl, Sbq Barber.

HC Crowe, Lig J.King, Ind Landis. PM Perry, LV Nagg. Sbg Betton, Lig Cameron, Oeptola. HC Ore. Ind FlBming, NC Krajooc, HC AAtask.

Morales. WS Packer. PM Simmons. Ind Smith, SBg Stewart. Afl Wisnieskl.

Ind Brewer, PL Jones. Murdick, PM Bowman, PM Cnop.LV Hayes, WS long. PL Mitanak. Afl EStoOi. NC Aitemus.

PM Bandorak. AR Barkey. MC Biakefy. Bis Biystona. Ind Bodnar.

HC Buggey, HC 19 15 13 13 walked away with six firsts, including overall points, 50-yard freestyle, 50-yard backstroke, 50-yard breaststroke, 50-yard butterfly and 100-yard individual medley. Matthew Rochna (boys, 10-11) earned five firsts, including overall points, 50-yard freestyle, 50-yard backstroke, 50-yard butterfly and lOO.yard individual medley. Rochna finished second in the 50-yard breaststroke. Jacob Zilinskas (boys, 7-under) placed fifth in overall points, look fourth place in the 25-yard breaststroke and butterfly and finished fifth in the 25-yard Indiana opens with victory. NEVILLE ISLAND Zach Diamond scored a pair of goals in In-diaiia High's season-opening 3-1 scholastic hockey victory over Montour on Monday.

Diamond scored once on the power play, and added an empty-net score with 1:07 to play. Mike Nesper contributed a short-handed goal for the Indians. Mike Hart and Cory Mills handed out assists. Indiana outshot Montour, 35-1 S. Goaltender Mike Mentch slopped 15 shots.

Indiana plays host to Canon-McMillan in the 8:15 p.m. varsity game on Wednesday at the Ice and Expo Center. Junior varsity play commences at 6:45 p.m. Chiefs defeat Predators Mike Nesper fired in three goals to lead the Indiana Chiefs Midget AA hockey team to a 6-1 rout over the Pittsburgh Predators in youth hockey acdon on Sunday. Eric Bowden scored a pair of goals and Zack Damico added another, while Jason Boskc, Mike Appolonia, Damico, Eric Bowen.

J.B. Beeks and Mike Nesper were credited with assists. Indiana goalie Mike Kennedy stopped 27 of 28 shots on the net The Midget Chiefs (4-0) play host to the Wheeling Nailers on Saturday and then travel to the Icoplcx on Sunday to take on Southpointe. Jones. HC Clevenger, DickerL LV Valcski.

Ind Wilson, WS Wilk. 81s Bonaiesta. NC Bocdlln. PL Chop. LV Weaver.

Ug McCracken, HC Zalonka. AR Camerop. Reiily. PM FFistiel. MC Ostach.

Bis Henderson, WS Miller. NC Pennington, MC Hopkins. PL Rapach. MC Bowman. PM FuUer.

LV Roberts. Lig Dutfato, HC Buggey. HC Stipcak. Ind Crowe, lig Barber. HC Shelter.

LV Datsley, NC Matko. PL Cotwall. AR Smithley, LV Belt on, Lig J.Lieb. NC Polka. AR Perry, LV T.Ross.

AR Strong, HC Smith. Sbg Boo. Sbg Pawlikowski, NC Shirey, Ind Drew, Ind Creighlon. WS Dunlap. Sbg Blakely.

BIS Jack, Ind Fulton, WS Bracken. MC Deptota. HC Ham. MC Houser. MC Kaplon.

WS Miller. AR McEhvee. SmaM. PL Stone, Bis 26 26 6 59 78 70 0 135 63 30 26 25 24 23 16 15 14 12 4 0 70 55 35 34 30 29 25 21 20 18 12 12 10 8 TEAM STATISTICS Rushing offense Yds. Avg.

10 2628 262 8 10 2317 231.7 Northern Cambria Purchase Line ApoMo-Ridoo BlairsviHe Homer-Center LaurelValley 10 2118 211.8 9 1709 189.9 10 1888 188B 10 1846 1251 1S4.6 139.0 freestyle, 25-yard backstroke and 100-yard individual medley. Anna Zilinskas (girls, 10-11) took home fifth in overall points and the 50-yard breaststroke, sixth in the 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard individual medley, eighth place in the 50-yard backstroke and ninth place In the 50-yard butterfly. Brittany Rochna (girls, 12-13) placed third overall with third place in the 50-yard backstroke and 50-yard breaststroke, fourth place in the 100-yard freestyle and a fifth-place finish in the 100-ynrd butterfly and 200-yard individual medley. Pel. PF PA .900 251 84 .900 320 79 .667 1B4 80 153 105 161 213 .500 167 142 .444 156 187 .444 1 04 172 .444 124 188 .400 100 160 ,333 157 236 222 98 163 .200 210 391 .100 83 326 Blairsville Northern Cambria Laurel Valley Homer-Center mdrana Purctiase Line Apollo-Ridge Ugonier Valley Sallsourg United Punxsutawney Marion Center West Shamokin Penns Manor INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Yds.

1171 1146 1114 1071 874 777 Shirey. fnd Miguhck, NC Troupe. PL J.MiLtar, AR BuchNi. HC HipiCh, 11C Strope.BH King, fnd A-UXU Stone, Bis Mootkue. Ltg JOMS.HC Henderson, WS 728 596 536 57 523 9.2 126 518 4.1 94 494 5.3 116 487 42 Turnovers -Give 12 10 t10 49 3 Laurel Valley BlairsuiUe Homer-Center Northern Cambria Indiana Marion Center Apollo-Ridge Purchase Lias United Ligonier Valley Wesl Sriamokin Sallsburg 16 15 18 23 20 21 25 23 -2 -3 4 -9 -14 27 Scoring offense Avg.

32.0 25.1 21.0 20 4 18.1 17.3 16.7 16.3 13.B 11.6 10.9 10.0 8.3 Avg. 7.9 8.4 89 Northern Cambria Bteifsvifte West StwiDkin LaurelValley Indiana ApaUo-ftidrje Purchase Line Homer-Center Saltsburg Ugonier ValEey Marian Center United Penns Manor Scoring defense Northern Cambria Blairsville Laura) Valley Homer-Center Purchase Line United Marlon Center Ligamer Valley Saltsburg Apollo-HiOoe Indiana Penns Manor West Shamokin 10 10 79 84 80 105 142 160 163 172 178 187 213 326 10.5 14.2 16.0 18.1 19.1 19.8 20.8 213 32.6 Scoring margin Pis. 241 167 104 58 25 -32 -31 -54 Nortnem CamDria Biaiisviils Laurel valley Homer-Cwler Purchase Lint Indiana WdpjB Saitsbcrg United Marion Center Ligonier Valley West Shamokin Penns Manor 24.1 167 116 SB 25 -32 3.4 60 -60 72 -243 10 9 10 10 10 9 9 10 9 9 10 10 Bowling MOHAWK LANES I.C. LIGHT MOHAWK CLASSIC fiar Kulnl. Jf.

236-167-247-650, Scon Muir 275-6J6, Dana Davit 233-627. Andy demons 218-604, Erik Nielson 213-596, Jorin lattanzio 222-571, Rodney Peterson 193-561. Jerry Chutorich 223-556. Louts Super 184.541. Jim Hopkins 192-541 PATTERSON LANES NUTTIE BUDDIES Men: Brian Baugtiman 162-223-205-590, Bob Goary 198-663.

Bill Bowser 181-486, Mehrln Hannah 172- 459. John Litlls 166-467; Womta: Sharon Hannah 146-148-161-455. Debbie Fultner 170-449. Doris Giasser 156-441. Carol eoyer 157-441, Nancy Geary 155-446.

Mafda 164 437 INTER CITY MENS Jeremy Chambers 214-214-215-643. frog Thomlnn 243618. Jm Wagner 237404. Joal Bicon 210-594. Bob Stean 226-593, Bemie Spearman 225-580.

Jack ffamptoo 216-579. Ray Nyland 210-565. Don Firmer 205-563. Rich Strang 204-662 Beatty, Zilinskas, Rochna lead Indiana swimmers inYMCA meet ZEPKA HARLEY-DAVIDSON I tQililV I XIrjaSffi-- Ersesliowtr BoukvArd I I 0r 261-7777 i 'I WMmA I HARLEY-DAVIDSON VlSIlj From Staff Reports CHAKLEHOI All six Indiana YMCA swimmers received high point trophies at an invitational swimming meet that was held Saturday at the Mon Valley YMCA. Jennifer Beat- w11l ty (girls, age 12- TOUHI 13) walked away cnortS with six firsts.

including overall points, 100-yard freestyle, 100-yard backstroke, 100-yard breas (stroke, 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard individual medley. Rachel Zilinskas (girls. 8-9) also.