The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 10

Page 10 October 27, 1973 RAIDER-REVEL Mike Murphy (301. photo) being hauled down by the Mike Murphy (on ground) and Kevin and South Phil Jackson (30-r. photo) were kept busy carrying Wertman (65). Jackson gained over 200 yards on the ground as he led the ball Friday night in the Southridge-South Spencer PAC battle at unbeaten South Spencer to a 28-0 victory. Huntingburg.

Murphy is shown on a sweep. Rebel defenders are Kim (Herald Photos by Dan Wendholt) Driskell (31), Duane Cross (77) and Andy Stephens (21). Jackson is shown Football Scores LOCAL South Spencer 28 Southridge 0 Heritage Hills 12 Owensville 0 AREA Fort Branch 53 Petersburg 0 North Posey 19 Wood Memorial 6 Haubstadt 15 Tecumseh 8 Providence 28 Bedford 0 Reitz 31 Bosse 12 Mt. Vernon 13 Castle 7 (ot) Harrison 27 New Albany 7 T.H. North 19 North 14 North Knox 29 Sullivan 0 Tell City 37 Princeton 7 T.H.

South 35 West Vigo 0 Corydon 22 Perry Central 6 Springs Valley 12 Paoli 6 Salem 22 Brownstown 0 Brazil 36 Linton 0 Greencastle 13 T.H. Schulte 7 (ot) Clinton 73 North Central 6 DALLAS (UPI) Veteran place-kicker Mike Clark Friday was signed to a National Football League contract by his former team, the Dallas Cow- hnyc A spokesman said Clark, placed on the inactive list for the time being, was signed as since both of kickers have suffered iniuries this season. PARK ET MARKET We Give Royal Gift Stamps Heritage Hills Posts 12-0 Win Over Kickapoos The Heritage Hills Patriots blanked the Owensville Kickapoos, 12-0, Friday night at Owensville, their third straight victory. The win sends the Pats to 5-3 for the year. first touchdown came on a Dave Hile-to-Steve Winkler pass covering 10 yards in the second stanza.

The score came with just seconds remaining in the first half. The Kickapoos stayed close until the Pats iced it up with a three- yard TD run by Stan Neighbors with four minutes remaining in the game. The loss was the eighth straight without victory for Owensville. Heritage Hills will shoot for win number six Friday night at home against unbeaten South Spencer. Owensville plays at North Posey Friday in their season finale.

Heritage Hills 0 6 0 Owensville 0 0 0 POOL TABLES IN STOCK WE DELIVER and SET-UP Terre Haute North Remains Number One INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Terre Haute North, with 80 points, Friday was again announced as No. 1 high school cross country team. The Indiana High School Cross Country Coaches Association announced the latest ratings 24 hours before the state regional. Elkhart Central, with 67 points, was again runnerup and Portage moved up from fourth to third with 44, switching places with Carmel, which has 42. Rounding out the Top 10, in order, were Muncie North, Warren Central, Hammond, Crown Point, North Central of Indianapolis, and Bloomington South.

Terre Haute North also had the top three individual runners Reedy, Joel Ossansky and Jeff Clarretto, in that order. Fourth was Trudy Chapa of Hammond and Martial Grade of DeKalb was fifth. Make Monday Night TUX NIGHT Get the boys together Monday Night and come in to pick out and be measured for your Wedding SHOPPING and PARKING ARE EASIER on MONDAY NIGHTS We're Open Every Monday till 8:00 Local Sports Scene TODAY Varsity Football Jasper at Memorial (Enlow Field) MONDAY Junior Varsity Football Jasper at Castle Junior High Football Bedford at Jasper 7:30 6:00 6:00 The TUX HEADQUARTERS FOR THE AREA Roger Nelson Undergoes Surgery CINCINNATI (UPI) Cincinnati Reds pitcher Roger Nelson underwent surgery on his pitching arm Friday and doctors said the operation apparently was successful. Reds team physician Dr. George Ballou and Dr.

Frank Mayfield, who performed the surgery at Christ Hospital here, reported the ulnar nerve in right arm found to be entrapped in the fascial band normal tissue in the arm. nerve was released and we feel this should relieve the sumptoms Nelson was suffering the doctors said. Nelson, who was on the disabled list twice for a total of eight weeks this past season, had complained that his arm sometimes went numb. The 29-year-old native of Altadena, appeared in only 14 games during the 1973 season, compiling a 3-2 record. Nelson is expected to be released from Christ Hospital in three or four days.

Miami Dolphins Test Improving Pats Sunday By United Press International The weak sisters in the East are the sacrificial lambs that the Miami Dolphins are using to attain another Eastern Division title in the National Football American Conference. Disposing of New England, New York and Buffalo in three of the last four weekends, the Dolphins start all over again Sunday against the Patriots. Earlier this season, Miami rapped Chuck Patriot crew with a 44-23 pasting. But New England has steadied a bit since then, dropping two games by a total of 10 points and upsetting the Chicago Bears, 13-10. Another interesting battle in the AFC East is the second confrontation between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.

The Steeiers lead the Bengals by one game and are still smarting from a 19-7 setback by Cincinnati on Oct. 7. A meeting of unbeatens, probably the class game of the weekend, is the Los Angeles Rams at Minnesota. Both teams have 6-0 marks, but on the records of the clubs meeting similiar opponents, Los Jasper Visits Memorial Tonite At Enlow Field The Jasper Wildcats step up to the Division of the SI AC tonight when they travel to Evansville to meet Gene Memorial Tigers at Enlow Field. The game will mark first appearance at Enlow Field since the 1963 season.

Jasper, sporting a 5-2 record after handing the Washington Hatchets their first loss of the season last Friday, will be gunning for their second win in as many tests against SIAC-A foes. Earlier this year Jasper downed Central, 14-6. Memorial started the season slowly as they dropped their first two games to Terre Haute South (60) and city foe Bosse (14-6) but since then the Tigers have won four of five games, including a 28-21 conquest of powerful Reitz. Other wins have been over North (14-7), Indianapolis Brebeuf (21-14) and Central (25-7) last weekend. Their only loss in that streak was a 7-6 setback to Mater Dei.

The game will mark the sixth meeting between Jasper and Memorial on the gridiron. Jasper won the first game in the series back in 1962, 21-14. Memorial won in at Enlow Field and the series ended until 1970. Memorial won in 1970, 33-20, Jasper followed with a 17-12 triumph in 1971 and Memorial prevailed last year, 15-0, at Jasper. Gametime is 7:30.

Enlow Field is located on East Washington Street, next to Bosse High School. The Jasper-Memorial game is the only action in the area tonight involving local teams. Angeles has to have the edge. The Rams trounced San Francisco, 40-20, but the Vikings could only manage a 17-13 win over the Forty-Niners. LA also outhustled Green Bay, 24-7; Minnesota squeezed by the Packers, 11-3.

In other Sunday games, Denver is at New York Jets, Oakland at Baltimore, San Diegoe at Cleveland, Atlanta at San Francisco, Dallas at Philadelphia, Green Bay at Detroit, New York Giants at St. Louis, Washington at New Orleans and Houston at Chicago. Kansas City is at Buffalo for the Monday night TV game. The standings are close in four of the six divisions as the NFL reaches the midway point of the season. Miami leads Buffalo by one game in the (Continued on Page 15) Three Lamar Bombs Stop Stars, 122-102 By United Press International Dwight six bombs from three-point range were more than enough to help the San Diego Conquistadors whip the Utah Stars last night but fell five short of breaking the ABA record for 25-plus-footers in a game.

Les Selvage, wherever he is, can sleep in peace. His name and record of 10 three-pointers on 26 attempts in a single game still stands. Lamar, one of several fine rookies in the ABA this season, exploded for 36 points to lead the Wilt Chamberlain-coached Conquistadors to a 122-102 romp over Utah. The victory broke San five-game losing streak. as the three- pointer is unimaginatively called by the league, flew all over the court as the Conquistadors connected on 11 of them.

Forward Stew Johnson contributed 29 points, including three three-pointers. Willie Wise led Utah with 19 points and John Beasley had 18. In other ABA games, San Antonio clipped New York, 8887, Memphis edged Indiana, 9391, Carolina trimmed Denver, 109-104, in overtime, and Kentucky beat Virginia, 104-99. The Nets, carrying an eight- point lead into the final period, (Continued on Page 15) David Graham Shoots Record 64 at Vegas By JOE ST. AMANT LAS VEGAS, Nev.

(UPI) David Graham shot a course- record 64 before a handful of casual observers and Arnold Palmer drew his customary army of several hundred as he shot a creditable 67 in erratic fashion. The scene was the second round of the 72 hole $135,000 Sahara Invitational at the sunswept Sahara Nevada Country Club Friday. The Australian Graham had a 36-hole total of 137, five under par with his first-round 73. He was tied in sixth place with two rounds to go with Allen Miller, Pensacola, who had 65-72. Tied for the lead in the race for the $27,000 first prize were Lou Graham with a pair of 67s and young John Mahaffey, a Ben Hogan protege from Houston, who shot 134, eight under par.

Ferriell Third In third place at 135 was little known Jim Ferriell, Louisville, with 68-67. Tied for fourth were Bruce Fleisher, former U.S. Amateur champ from Miami, 67-69, and 44-year-old Dow Finsterwald, 65-71. Palmer who has never won this tournament but has finished second twice, landed at (Continued on Page 15).