The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 55

Track and field competition at the Dubois-Pike County invitational Friday found runners, jumpers and throwers all doing the things they do best. At the left, Rick Kamman of Southridge crosses the finish line ahead of his Dubois opponent in the mile run. In the center picture, Jeff Bueltel, event. The hosting team, Jasper, came out on top at the end also competing for Southridge, sails over the high jump of the day, followed by Dubois, Southridge, Pike Central bar. Forest Dave Meyer, at the right, spins to throw and Forest Park.

the discus a toss which gave him a fifth place finish in the bv The Herald, Saturday, April 15,1978 Page 21 Marian Heights netters defeat Loogootee, 6-1 The tennis team of Marian Heights scored a home court victory Friday with a 6-1 win against Loogootee. Gaining singles wins were Martha Burch, Clarissa Dancel, Anita Pillai and Michele Sequin. The Marian Heights girls won both doubles matches. The teams of Rita Ashcraft-Donna Schroeder and Janell Roberts-Margaret Thompson captured victories over their Lion opponents. Ann Mitchell was the lone singles winner.

The Marian Heights team is scheduled for a Tuesday match at Dubois. Jasper girls capture tennis win on the road Lisa Schneider and Sara Salb captured individual wins and the Jasper teams swept competition to give the Wildcat girls a 4-3 tennis edge in a match Friday against Evansville Memorial. The meet was held at Evansville. The teams of Carol Sturm-Lynn Hynes and Karen Riffel-Cathy Schneider took both wins in doubles in gaining the victory. Winners in singles for Evansville Memorial were Laura Greogor, Jane Hargrave and Karen Wan- nenmehler.

The Jasper girls, now 4-1, play at home Monday against Loogootee. Patriot golfers beat Tecumseh atBoonville Heritage Gary Spurlock won low medalist honors Friday in a 182-202 Patriot golf victory over Tecumseh at Boonville. Spurlock finished the course with a low of 44. He was folloed by teammate Glen Carpenter with a 45, Mark Duss with a 46 and Curt Carpenter with a 47. Low man for Tecumseh was Allen Benkin with a 45.

The Heritage Hills golfers host a meet against Southridge and Pike Central Monday. Others honored INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Billy Keller, who starred in basketball on three levels in high school, college and in the pros is the 1978 recipient of the Joe Boland Award for outstanding contributions to the youth of Indiana. Keller was honored Friday night by the Indiana Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association. He starred on Indianapolis 1965 state champions and later at Purdue and for the Indiana Pacers in the defunct American Basketball Association. The ISBA, meeting on the eve of the state high school basketball tourney finals, also announced the following other awards Scoreboard Boys' high school track AT JASPER DUBOIS PIKE CO.

INVITATIONAL Jasper 173 Dubois 119 Southridge 88 Pike Central 48 Forest Park 46 High Block (J), Hurst (D), Grewe (J), Altstadt (S), Breitwieser (D). 15.5. Mile (S), Fisher (D), Austin (FP), Vickers (PC), Sharp (PC) 4 50 8 Ahrens (J), Meyer (D), Williams (S), Dorsam (J), Eckert (J). 10.1. Block (J), Hoffman (D).

Knight (PC), Becher (FP), Bueltel (S) 54 0 McBride (D), Skinner (PC), Lents (J), Begle (FP). Kurtis (PC) 2.07.1. (J), Williams (S), Eckert (J), Benson (S), Meyer (D) 22 9 Low M. Block (J), Dorsam (J), Hurst (D), Wendholt (FP), Altstadt (S). 40.3 Two Sharp (PC), Rahman (FP), Betz (D), Kamman (S), Lichlyter (J) 10 33 3 Freshman Jasper (Fleck, Smith.

Fuhs, Wendholt), Dubois, Pike Central, Forest Park 1 39.7 Mile Jasper (D Block, Lents, Bawel. Block), Dubois, Southridge, Forest Park 3 39.7 880 Jasper (Braun, Dorsam, Eckert, Ahrens), Southridge, Dubois, Pike Central 1:34.9. Shot Williams (S), Rees J), Horney (J), Bartley (J), Eisenhut (D) Songer (S), Horney (J), Miller (J), Budell (D), Meyer (FP) Long Treat (FP). Meyer (D), Songer (S). Ahrens (J), Hurst (D) High Fisher (D), Gehlhausen (D), Miller (J), Young (PC), Winkler (J).

Pole (J), Buse (S), (tie) Wigand (J), Betz (D), Garland (PC). Boys' high school golf AT BOONVILLE Heritage Hills 182 Tecumseh 202 Heritage Mark Duss 46, Glen Car penter 45, Curt Carpenter 47, Gary Spurlock 44 Reed McLaughlin 49, AHen Baskin 45, Ken Rheinbrecht 52, Rick Guffey 56. Girls' prep tennis AT FERDINAND Marian Heights 6 Loogootee Busch (MHI del Rosie Butcher (L) 6 0, 6 4. Clarissa Daniel (MHI det Leslie Slone (L) 6 1,6 Anita Pillai (MH) def Terri Sullivan (L) 6 4, Michele Sequin (MH) def. Susan Asdell (L) 6 3, 6 0, 6 Ann Mitchell (L) def Angie Callari Rita Ashcroft Donna Schroeder (MH) def Denise Arvan Julia Patterson (L) 6 3, 6 Janell Roberts Margaret Thompson (MH) def.

Ann Jones Jill Mattingly (L) 1.61 AT EVANSVILLE Jasper 4 Evansville Memorial 3 Lisa Schneider (J) def Debbie O'Daniel 6 1, 6 0. Laura Greogor (M) def Mary Fischer (J) 6 0, 6 2, Sara Salb J) def Shannon Broughnan (M) 6 2, 2 6, 6 0. Jane Hargrave (M) def Brenda Kunkler (J) 6 1,6 4. Karen Wannenmehler (M) def Martha Salb (J) 6 2,6 0 Carol Sturm Lynn Hynes (J) def Suzie Hennings Paula Schaefer (M) 5 7, 6 2, 6 3, Karen Riffel Cathy Schneider (J) def Cmdy Harper Sharon Marion (M) 7 6, 6 0 Bowling results ATGERBO LANES Thursday Afternoon Ladies Gutter Bal's 3 agalongs 1 Strike Outs 2 Hot Dogs 2 Feathered Foul 3 Born Losers 1 Pin Ups 4 Pin Pals 0 Hustlers 2' 7 Jollies Hi Neighbors 3 Newcomers 1 High Caroline Toby 194, Ella Mae Norris 199 High Caroline Toby 478 ofC Jasper Knights 3 Christophers 1 Sextons 3 Squires 1 Navigators 3 Admirals 1 Scribes 4 Wardens 0 Sentinels 4 Captains 0 Explorers 3 Pilots 1 High Jerry Gutzweiler 212, Mauri Gutgsell 226, Joe Casper 212 High Mauri Gutgsell 607. Ladies Booster Holland Dairy 3 Fabric Masters 1 Hadacal 3 Spindler Contracting 1 Heichelbech's Rest.

4D.C Bank0 La Petite Pepsi Cola I1 Jasper Engine Exchange 3 Buehler's Southgate 1 Long John Silver's 4 TlreS. Supply 0 High Lois Eilert 186, Viola Giesler 178, 191, Janice Burger 192, Phyllis Stenf tenagel 185, Marilyn Jahn 188, Leona Streicher 175, Gloria Lehr 179. High Viola Giesler 534, Kathy Bleemel 495, Janice Burger 509, Marilyn Jahn 475. AT HUNTERS BOWL Thursday Night Ladies East Hoot's Home I mprov 3 Bird Cage 1 Milwaukee Stuff 'n Things3 Smith's Furn 1 Dotrm' 1 st National Bank 3 DMI Furn 1 Roeller's 3 Fleig's Cafe 1 Cleveland Marlene's 3 Coca Cola 1 New Ynrw Sav Mor 3 Giesler Electric 1 Toronto Frick's Hdwe 3 Miller's Shell 1 Baltimore Schmutzler's ins 4Gossard'sO west High Sue Cleveland 176, Nan Kansas C.ity Suhrhemrich 177, Sandy Tanner 181. Bonnie Oakland Lee 178, 179, Carol Schaeffer 202, Judy Cox 234, Chicago Linda Leibering 185, Dorothy Hall 178, Sherri California Long 183, Ruth Neuman 185 Minnesota High Bonnie Lee 487 Judy Cox 546.

Texas Linda Leibering 494, Brenda Lubbehusen 486, Seattle Sherri Long 510, Ruth Neuman 479 AMERICAN LEAGUE By United Press International Pet 837 66 500 400 iT7 337 Pet 800 750 667 625 500 333 200 GB GB Friday's Results Baseball standings By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pet GB New York 5 3 625 Philadelphia 3 2 600 17 St. Louis 4 3 .571 1 Chicago 4 3 571 Montreal 2 333 2 Pittsburgh 2 5 286 2' West Pet GB Cincinnati 7 1 875 Los Angeles 5 2 714 San Francisco 4 3 .571 2' 7 San Diego 2 4 333 4 2 6 250 5 Atlanta .........................................1 5 167 5 Friday's Results New York 3, Montreal 2,10 inns Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 1 Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3, night Cinncinnati 8, Houston 4. night San Francisco 3, San Diego 2, night Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EST) New York (Swan 1 0) at Montreal (Twitchell 0 Pittsburgh Rooker 0 1 at Chicago Lamp 0 1), Philadelphia (Christensen 1 0) at St. Louis (Denny 1 Atlanta (NiekroO 2) at Los Angeles (Rhoden 1 0), 10p.m.

Cincinnati (Capilla 0 0) at Houston (LemongelloO San Francisco (Halicki 0 0or KnepperO 0) at San Diego (Perry 0 0), 10p Toronto 10. Detroit 8 Boston 5, Texas 4, 10 inns Baltimore6. Milwaukee 5 Minnesota 14. Seattle 5 Kansas City 3 Cleveland 1. night Oakland 2.

California 1, night NBA playoffs By United Press International First Round Best Of Three EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington vs. Atlanta (Washington wins, 2 0) April 12 Washington 103. Atlanta 94 April 14 Washington 107. Atlanta 103. Cleveland vs.

New York (New York wins, 2-0) April 12 New York 132. Cleveland 114 April 14 New York 109, Cleveland 107 WESTERN CONFERENCE Seattle vs. Los Angeles (Series tied, 1-1 April 12 Seattle 102, Los Angeles 90 April 14 Los Angeles 105, Seattle 99 April 16- Los Angeles at Seattle. 3pm Phoenix vs. Milwaukee (Milwaukee wins, 2-0) April 11 111, Phoenix 103 April 94 Phoenix 90 MBHOOD LUMBER Domestic imported species Kiln dried or air dried Rough, planed and semi-dimension NORTHLAND CORPORATION Highway 146 LaGrange Ky i 502 222-1441 College ADs discuss adding conference INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Athletic directors from nine colleges in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky have reached basic agreement on a proposed constitution for a new sports conference.

Meeting at Butler University Friday to iron out possible conflicts in a charter were representatives of Valparaiso, St. Evansville, Indiana Central, Butler and Franklin, all from Indiana; Dayton and Ashland, from Ohio, and Georgetown, from Kentucky. Butler, Corky Lamm Award for the Indiana sportswriter of the year Rex Kirts, Bloomington Herald- Telephone. Marvin Bates Award for the Indiana sportscaster of the year Don Fischer, WIRE, Indianapolis. 1976-77 basketball coach of the year Eric Clark of Carmel.

1976 football coach of the year Mike Hecklinski, Mishawaka Marian. 1977 football coach of the year Jerry Brewer, Jasper. Charlie Jenkins of WXVW, Jeffersonville, succeeded Jerry Birge of The Herald, Jasper, as president of the organization. Valparaiso, St. Evansville and Indiana Central make up what is left of the Indiana Collegiate Conference.

The sports directors agreed to take the proposed constitution back to school officials and to give reports on reaction at their schools to the president of the ICC by May 3. Schools agreeable to forming the new conference would then set another meeting. A spokesman said the group hopes to have a partial conference schedule in effect beginning this fall. The conference, which as yet has no name, would evenually have competition, in all major sports except basketball, where NCAA division and NAIA membership pose problems. The Land Bank The American farmer builds two things better than anyone else in the world.

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