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Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAQUE Kansas City at Texas, (n) Eut Dtvbtoa featonat Minnesota, (n) Wl CI ClneauidttMUwauke.la) Sports Bob Livingston Sports Editor Pag Four Daily REPUBLICAN (REGISTER Cj i NATIONAL LEAOUt EastDMsisa Toronto No York Detroit Baltimore Boston Mllwaukw Thursday, August 29, 1985 Bradfield clarifies policy on free admissions when Mt. Carmel High School Principal Gene Sams announced that North Egypt Conference passes would be honored this year and that all MCHS teachers would be receiving the 91 30V .488 (7 SM 11: 11 1H J5 J7 7 Cleveland 41 WestDMsloa CaUfomia 71 J71 KanaaaCity Mt Oakland 60 5M Chlcafro 82 500 Seattle MlnneaoU Texas 71 "if. ass alt Weteadajr'sGanc MlnneaoU Toronto 5, 10 Inning! Cleveland 7, Boaton 4 Chicago Texas 1 Kamai City Milwaukee 2 Only (aim scheduled Thursday's Gasacs Kanaai City (Sabernagen 1M) at- Milwaukee (Darwin 7-1S Oakland (RIJo 1-1) at DetraS Boaton (Hunt 1-10) at Cleveland (Romero 2-1), (n) Seattle (Swift 4-7) at Baltimore (Boddicker 11-13), (n) California (Romanick U4) at Texas (Hooton M) at Chicago. (SeaverlM), (n( Only games scheduled Friday's Games Oakland at Detroit, (n) Chicago at Toronto, California at New York, (n) Seattle at Baltimore, (n) "This is not the time to do said in a telephone conversation with the Dally Republican-Register this morning. "We're not looking to cause any animosity among the teachers.

Down the road, we'd like to treat our teachers the same as the others. We need their supervision and inter-minoling with the students." "Everyone has worked hard to get the financial situation back to a reasonable position," he added. "It appears the state funding will return to a level that will allow the District to make some beneficial changes. But, until we're By Bob Livingston DRR Sports Editor An administrative decision about allowing Mt. Carmel High School teachers holding North Egypt Conference passes into extracurricular activities in District 348 was reversed this morning (Thursday) by Superintendent Larry The situation arose Wednesday at the weekly meeting of the District 348 Boosters about who should, and who should not, receive free admission to extracurricular activities.

The discussion began In pro baseball SIU revamps Shipanoff numbers next weeks meeting to situation. amplify the When the original announcement about the free passes was made, opposition was expressed on a selective basis by some Boosters. Jim Warren said he felt the teachers should work at the games and those volunteers who were working had purchased season passes. Free had been given in the pa.t to some workers, but that was on a single-game basis only, the discussion revealed. In other business, club president Darrell Huey 1984 between Knoxville and Syracuse but did not have good seasons.

He did collect 18 saves in 1983 at Knoxville to lead the Southern League and he tied for game appearances with 61 despite being promoted to Syracuse in August. Shipanoff was traded to the Phillies on April 1 of this year along with Jose Escobar and Ken Kinnard for Len Matusak. He was leading the Pacific Coast League in saves with 13 at the time when the Phillies called him up. Opposing batters were hitting a meager .217 against him and he had not allowed an earned run in his last seven games with the AAA Portland Beavers. He also quired Dave Ahrens, linebacker, from the St.

Louis Cardinals for an undisclosed draft choice. Waived to attend sure all tnose things will happen, we're not going to doit." "We hope the Boosters will always help us, but we want to change the responsibilities and demands placed upon them. We want the district to support normal programs and frr the Boosters to. assist in areas of special need," Bradfield continued. "We want to free up their money for projects of their choice," he added.

"We don't want to infringe on their goals, but we do hope, down the road, to lighten their load. Bradfield said he planned Albert, Alberta, Canada, where he graduated from Paul Kane High School. He was signed out of WVC by the Toronto Blue Jays on July 19, 1980, as a free agent. He pitched for their Medicine Hat club that year with a 1-4 record and a 7.75 earned run average. He appeared in eight games for 36 Innings.

In 1982, he moved to the Florence team where he posted a 7-7 record and a 2.67 ERA in 52 games. He had 101 innings pitched and eight saves. He moved up to Kinston in 1982 and posted a 7-3 mark, a 1.94 ERA and 30 saves. He had 93 innings of work in 63 games with 105 strikeouts and only 46 walks. He split time in 1983 and FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO BILLS Waived Eason Ramson, tight end.

CHICAGO BEARS-Waived Rob Fada, guard. CINCINNATI" BENGALS Signed James Brooks, running back, to a one-year contract. CLEVELAND BROWNS-Ac-qulred Sam Clancy, defensive end, from the Seattle Sea hawks for an undisclosed draft choicer INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Ac- Pet. GB flLtouls New York Montreal Chicae Philadelphia Pittsburgh 77 47 JJ1 JOS 1 .41 16 .461 1 417 si WestDMalea Los Armeies San Diego 74 41 (7 71 .54 7" 17 Clnclimatt Houston an. i xa 114 Sati Francisco 1 4 .396 4 WeelaeaaaT'a Gaaws "'Houston 3, Chicago 0 Atkita Pittsburgh I Cincinnati St Uutst.U Innings Only games scheduled Tsandaysuanes Atlanta (Mahler M-il) at Chicago (TreutM) New York (Agullera Ml at San Francisco (Hammaker 4-10) Montreal (Smith 1H) at San Dto(Dravecky ll-) Pittsburgh Reuscnet 1M) at Cincinnati (Browning 1M, (n) HiUafelpNa (Hudson T-1U at Lot Angeles I Hersluaer IM), (n) Only games scheduled Friday's Gaows Atlanta at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, (n Houston at St.

Louis, (n) Philadelphia at Los Angeles, New York at San Francisco, (n) Only games scheduled Illinois quarterbacks threw interceptions last year, a figure the Salukis will have to reduce substantially if they want to improve their record. The veteran offensive line includes returning starters at every position but center Tom Baugh, a 272-pound senior, is getting attention. "He's a potential pro," said Dorr. "He's an outstanding player with unlimited potential." Tim Redmond and Brad Banbury are veteran guards, while Ralph Van Dyke, David Smith, J.P. Watters and Pete Jansons are experienced tackles.

But all the holes the line punches in ODDOsing defenses might be wasted if an untested running back corps fails. Bruce Phibbs, who led the team with 579 yards last season, suffered an injury in spring football but is back in action now. The tailback will be sophomore Byron Mitchell, who gained 84 yards last year. There is no one else with much experience. The receivers are more seasoned.

Sebron Spivey sat out last season, after playing on the national championship 'team. Bobby Sloan, Nate McGhee, who caught 12 passes last year, and James Stevenson also will be primary targets. On defense, eight starters return, along with six junior college transfers. "I think our defense will be excellent," said Dorr. Linebacking is in good hands with Frank Carr and Rick Spielman on the inside and Anthony Woods and senior captain Dan Wetzel oh the outside.

BUSH By Bill Hackler Sports Information Director Wabash Valley College 1 The next time you watch the Philadelphia Phillies on television be sure to pay attention to the player wearing number 33. Number 33 is Dave Shipanoff, former Wabash Valley College Warriors baseball player and the first from WvC to make it into the major leagues. Shipanoff attended WVC in 1979-80, the first season for current Coach Bob Snyder. He was 16-0 that year with a no-hitter to his credit against a fine Southeastern Illinois Falcons club. Shipanoff is a native of St.

Transactions CARBONDALE, 111. (AP)V Ray Dorr expects Southern Illinois to play a lot more like 1983's national champions this season, which would be a big Improvement over his first year as the Saluki coach. After posting a 13-1 mark and winning the NCAA Division 1-AA national title in 1983 under Rey Dempsey, the team felTto 34 under Dorr last season, losing their last four games. Although Dorr isn't saying what he would consider success in 1985, "I feel confident they can play above .500," he said. The Salukis welcome 15 starters back and play their first two games at home, including the opener Saturday against Lincoln University.

"We have a chance to get some momentum," Dorr said. But any momentum will face a tough test in the third game of the season, when they play at Illinois. "No one expects us to win," he said of that con; test, although he expects the Salukis to play respectably. "That game could do a lot for the team," Dorr said. The, defense has Jefe, termen returning in all positions, while the offensive line is strong and the kick-, ing game proven, he said.

Quarterback is a big question mark, however. Darren Dixon is gone, and red-shirted freshman Kevin, Brown is running ahead Of sophomore Pat King in early practices. King completed 41 of 82 passes for 478 yards and two touchdowns in limited action last year. Dorr said he will use both players for the first three games before determining a starter. NDNN passes.

Sams added that a concern voiced to him this past year from students dealt with the teachers not attending the extracurricular activities. But Bradfield reversed the decision today. He said NEC passes from other conference schools would be honored here and that MCHS teachers would receive the passes but for use only at away activities. as we've had to replace, we had to have hard work. The great thing is that the kids nave had a great attitude.

They've worked hard and haven't complained one bit. They've done exactly what we've wanted them to do," he said. Lockhart said the team had improved steadily from the beginning and that some question marks he had about the offensive line were answered when he had a chance to look at the game's video tape. The coach also expressed pleasure at the people filling the slots in the skill positions. Of particular note was the decision to move junior Mike Ewald into the starting quarterback position and move last year's starter, senior Doug Wirth, to tailback.

"I contemplated the move all year," Lockhart said. He added that all the coaches involved in the Western Kentucky and Eastern Illinois football camps had voiced positive comments earlier in the summer about the switch. "We've got to have them Dave Shipanoff reported a donation of I 174 raised by Hardee's at Ac Days and a donation of $350 from the Kiwanls Dunking Stand, also at Ag Days. He said the new scoreboards at the high school were in working order and that they "looked good at the volleyball match (Tuesday) night." Huey added that several Gold Seats remained to be sold and that payment for some that had been sold had not been received. Sally Barker also reported on the Lite-Boosters Softball Tournament held over Ag Days weekend.

She said if raised $950 for the Boosters. good had 14 strikeouts in those seven games. In his last 41 games at Portland, he had a 1.27 ERA, allowing only 10 earned runs in 71 innings. He also had 96 strikeouts. He has a total of 548 strikeouts and only 299 walks recorded against him in minor league baseball.

With the Phillies thus far, he has appeared in nine games for 13 2-3 innings. He has allowed only 14 hits and three earned runs for a 1.98 ERA. He has given up three walks and sent 10 batters back to the dugout via strikeouts. Shipanoff will turn 26 in November. He still makes his home in St.

Albert where, his hobbies are reading and music. Wyatt Henderson, cornerback. NEW YORK JETS-Claimrd Dave Jennings, punter, on waivers. 2 TONE BUM ANDYTAN VAN blue BLUE, AC A.P.R. FINANCING CHECKOUT 7 a 7 CAMPERS Inter City grid scores The Redskins defeated the Colts, 35-0, and the Falcons -and Packers tied, 6-6, as the Inter-City Football League opened play Wednesday night.

The Falcons take on the Colts on Sept. 4 with the Redskins going against the Packers in the second game. Lockhart. team about opening iit3 choice -nicer-vans is yours COHVERSIOn VANS VAN BLUE, 8 PASSENGER BASKETBALL LOS ANGELES LAKERS Placed Jamaal Wilkes, forward, on waivers. excited game both on the field," Lockhart added.

About the opening opponent, Lockhart said, "It's a challenge. They were 6-3 last year, getting beat by one point by Marion and by a touchdown by someone else. And that was a junior ballclub." "They have four linemen back and their quarterback and two running backs back. A lot of them turn around and play defense, as well," he said. "They're going to have a very experienced team.

They feel they have a shot at winning the South Seven although it'll be tough." "It's a good game for us to start off with. It's a good measuring stick. We're going to find out right off the bat if we can do it even though we're not as big as we want to be," the coach added. "It was hard to get the team up for Mascoutah. With Harrisburg, they know the kids down there, they know the program.

The kids are excited about going down there and playing. They feel they can beat them." VANS 1975 DODGE 1975 FORD 1978 DODGE TRADESMAN CONVERSION FOR FALL 1985 1978 CHEVROLET CONVERSION By Bob Livingston DRR Sports Editor The opening of the 1985 high school football season is less than 36 hours away, and Mt. Carmel High School Football Coach Larry Lockhart is excited about it. The Golden Aces open against the Bulldogs of Har-risburg on the home field of the South Seven school tomorrow (Friday) in a 7:30 p.m. game.

"We have a great rapport with Harrisburg," he said. "They respect our program and our kids, and I know we respect their program and their kids. I'm excited about it and the kids are too." Lockhart made those comments Wednesday at the weekly meeting of the. District 348 Boosters. He also evaluated the progress the team has made since practice began.

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