The Herald from Jasper, Indiana • Page 23

No. 1 Jeffersonville completes 19-1 year By KURT FREUDENTHAL INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Most of the season-long frontrunners, successful in their dress rehearsal outings, today were ready for the 67th annual Indiana high school basketball tourney. The great majority of the 401 hopefuls for 64 sectional titles at stake next week wound up regular season play Friday night. The only left was No. 3 East Chicago Washington at Lafayette tonight.

Top-ranked Jeffersonville led seven UPI board quintets, to victory Friday night. The other three were idle. Red Devils, No. 1 all season, finished 19-1 with a 70-50 conquest of Connersville behind Tommy 22 points. No.

2 South Bend Washington matched season record, rolling over Culiver Military, 90-71. The Panthers, with an 11-game winning streak, were paced by Eric 22 points. Muncie North, ranked fourth, exploded for a 90-48 rout of Kokomo; fifth-seeded Wayne of Fort Wayne dumped Homestead, 83-53; South Bend LaSalle, No. 6, rolled over Plymouth, 75-57; No. 9 Indianapolis Tech whipped city rival Manual, 94-81, and lOth-place Richmond edged Anderson Madison Heights, 52-51.

Ty Thompson, who totaled 11 points, hit a tipin at the gun to give Richmond the narrow win. Marion, state champ the past two years but not ranked among the top 20 in the state, finished a respectable 16-4 with a 60-56 victory over Fort Wayne Snider. Bloomington South, which wrecked bid for a perfect season less than two weeks ago, outlasted Franklin in overtime, 67-65, to claim its first South Central Conference crown. A loss would have meant sharing the title with Jeff. Bruce Kalb hit a one-hander from 16 feet with three seconds left for 15th consecutive victory.

The Panthers, rated 18th, led by six points with 90 seconds to play, then needed shot to clinch it. Elkhart Central, No. 12, eked out a 73-71 win over Warsaw. Rob three-point play with 2:48 left gave the Blazers the final lead. Roberson canned 24 points, Steve Reed 22 for Warsaw.

The only loser among the top 20 teams was Indianapolis Howe, surprised by city rival Wood, 57-55. In another thriller, Fort Wayne Northrop beat Elkhart Memorial, 43-41. Keith Edmonds canned an 18-footer with five seconds to go. Wes-Del apparently had the most prolific shooter in Greg Rhodes, whose 46 points, including 19 fielders, led to a 78-64 win over Lapel. Bob McDaniels had 36 in Eastern 72-61 win over Westfield.

Jack Nicklaus leads By LES KJOS LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) The only person who seems to be worried about Jack confidence crisis is Jack Nicklaus himself. took a step in the right direction toward regaining my confidence Nicklaus said Friday after charging to a 66 and a four-shot lead going into third round of the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic. it still where it should two-round total is 136, compared to 140 for Masters champion Raymond Floyd, Jerry McGee and Don Pooiey. Floyd had a 68 Thursday, McGee matched 66 and Pooiey carded a 69, his best round in 14 months on the tour.

know it sounds funny, but my game is nowhere near I want said Nicklaus, who is making only his third start of the year. all-time leading money winner also said he could not explain specifically why he plays the Inverrary course so well. Nicklaus won here last year when the event was held in conjunction with the Tournament Players Championship, and before that finished second, third, fourth and sixth. I play the course he said. enjoy the golf course.

not the type of course where you can just go out and shoot 65. But again, it is possible to shoot a 65 if playing well. guess that makes it a pretty good golf Bowling Gerbo bowling BOOSTER 1. Heichelbech's 864 871 2. C.

Bank 818 915 High Steve Leibering 8. Don Giesler 205, 2. Dennis Otto 210 High Steve Leibering 565, 2. Dennis Otto 593 1. icemen 814 854 2 Fiesta 760 867 789-2416 High Wininger 201,2.

Wally Bauer 227 High "Firebails" Wininger 588, 2. Wally Bauer 533 1 Sports Garden 923 831 2. Modern 767 813 High Steve Sermersheim Andy Hartings 211, 2. Alf Brosmer 180 High Andy Hartings 561, 2. Alf Brosmer 510 1.

Jasper Rubber 779 787 2. Squire Shop 831 938 High Lee Brelage 190, 2. Bill Gehlhausen 212' High Lee Breiage 522, 2. Charlie Kiefner 625 1. Haggi Cafe 854 739 2.

Daily Herald 813 780 High Neil Labhart 213, 2. Gary Burress 200 High Neil Labhart 589, 2. Gary Burress 530 1. Bob Luegers 864 824 2. Schneider Furn.

823 778 High Chesty Luegers 8. John Stamm 212, 2. Tom Goepfrich 208 High John Stamm 593, 2. Tom Goepfrich 533 TUESDAY AFT. LADIES 1 Bans 617 576 2 Sports 611 573 High Betty Becker 184, 2.

Ruth Hynes 192 High Kathy Wessel 441, 2. Irene Dippel 534 1-Rams 528 574 2. Swingsters 629 640 High Bert Weyer 141, 2. Mary Gries 188 High Myrna Huebner 393, 2. Mary Gries 519 1.

Speedsters 552 578 2. Pin Pals 569 624 High C. Mae Ploetner 160, 2. B. March 167 High C.

Mae Ploetner 424, 2. Bert March 456 1. Shamrocks 540 557 2. Spares 548 533 High Donna Gehlhausen 63, 2. Rosie Bartley High Donna Gehlhausen Dorothy Keusch 414, 2.

Rosie Bartley 444 1 Twisters 601 605 2 Jets 621 659 High Pat Fritch 182, 2. Betty Gehlhausen 186 High Pat Fritch 460, 2. Betty Gehlhausen 491 603 544 480-1627 1 Alley KatS 613 562 595-1770 High Dorothy Meyer 196, 2 Martha Yaggi 169 The Herald, Saturday, Feb. 26, 1977 Pfcge23 BeH WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES 1. Sherwin Williams 785 847 2.

Sears Roebuck 736 760 769-2265 High Jo Jochem 200, 2. Huberta Kippenbroch 174 High Jo Jochem 551, 2. Huberta Kippenbroch 474 737 725 764-2326 842 841 High Carolyn Klee 177, 2. Margie Jahn 201 High Carolyn Klee 452, 2. Emma Schipp 518 1.

Brescher'sSoiiS. 746 786 2. Ruxer Fords 702 777 High Alma Schiffer 189, 2. Myrna Huebner 161 High Alma Schiffer 518, 2. Betty Phillips 414 1 1.

Schneider Furniture 793 818 2. Jasper Desk 743 766 760-2269 High Diane Schneider 163, 2 Janet Kurtz 200 High Diane Schneider 467, 2. Janet Kunz 539 1. Fritch D. Lunch 780 815 2.

Modern 805 826 High Fran Dischinger 163, 2 Jane Bell 193 Fran Dischin9er 473' 2 Jane 1. Breidenbaugh's 843 636 2. Hoffman House 665 783 849-2297 High Viola Giesler 189, 2. Meg Himsel 212 High Viola Giesler 467 2. Norma Schipp 464 THURSDAY AFT.

LADIES 1. Newcomers 513 574 2. Hustlers 562 575 High Carolyn Dugan 150, 2. Dolly Kiefner 146 High Carolyn Dugan 416, 2. Dolly Kiefner 415 1.

Gutter Balls 574 578 2. Born Losers 566 630 High Betty Gehlhausen 174, 2. Mary Bohnert 160 High Betty Hanselman 389, 1. Betty Hanselman 389, 2. Mary Bohnert 439 1 PinUps 528 583 2.

Hi Neighbors 553 554 High Caroline Toby 198, 2. Emma Gootee 142 High Kathy Mehringer 449, 2. Agnes Eckert 363 1. Tagalongs 505 520 2. Feathered Foul 516 626 High Bert Boehm 151, 2.

Phyllis Critser 144 High Bert Boehm 430, 2. Nancy Dutchess 418 1. Hot Dogs 698 588 589-1875 2. Pin Pals 599 611 586-1896 High Delli Keusch 194, 2. Janice Schnarr 169 High Deli Keusch 477, 2.

Janice Schnarr 496 1. Strike Outs 528 622 416 555 High Leona Heit 144, 2. Louise Freyberger 188 High Leona Heif 379, 2. Louise Freyberger 473 Pistol Pete pops 68 sports Grade finals today Two area grade school basketball tournaments will be completed this afternoon. The Jasper 7th Grade Tourney concludes at 1 p.m.

at the JHS gym with 5th Street taking on Washington in the finale. At Montgomery, Castle plays Loogootee at 2:15 in the Barr- Reeve 8th Grade Tourney finale. Pike Central plays Barr- Reeve in a 1 p.m. consolation game. Owls still alive The Holy Family Owls are still alive in the annual Evansville Diocesan 8th Grade Basketball Tourney in Evansville.

TTie Owls play Good Shepherd of Evansville at 1:15 p.m. today. If Holy Family wins today they will play in the championship game Sunday. If they lose today, they will play again Sunday in the consolation game. Meeting Monday The Northeast Dubois Softball League will hold an important meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Monday. The meeting will be held at the Dubois Community Club. All interested persons are urged to attend the meeting. Local sports scene TODAY 7th Grade Basketball Jasper Tourney at JHS Gym 5th Street vs. Washington (final) 8th Grade Basketball Barr-Reeve Tourney at Montgomery Pike Central vs.

Barr-Reeve (consolation) Castle vs. Loogootee MONDAY (No Activities Scheduled) 1:00 2:15 By JACK SAUNDERS UPI Sports Writer Imagine how many points Pete Maravich might have scored if he was healthy. Before the referees humanely put gun onto safety Friday night, the National Basketball leading scorer had made the New York Knicks the target of yet another embarrassing road experience, producing the biggest scoring outburst of the season. Maravich, averaging just under 30 points a game, poured in 68 points in the 124-107 triumph over the Knicks to set a league single-game record for a guard. It was the eighth-highest point total ever recorded for a game and made him only the third player in the NBA ever to score so high.

I feel very said Maravich. had a new shoe on my left foot and it very comfortable. But I had a rip in my old shoe and here talked me into wearing the new Magic Fingers is the nickname Maravich and his teammates have given trainer Don Sparks. wanted me to wear the new shoe so I sprain my said Maravich. I had had the old one on, I might have fouled out in the first Maravich also credited another man on the New Orleans bench, who had once done even better.

have to give credit to said Maravich, referring to Jazz Coach Elgin Baylor. Baylor once humiliated the Knicks on their home court with a 71-point showing; he and Wilt Cham- Mid-Year Clearance Salel JIM UEBELHOR T.V. A Service berlain, who seven times scored as many as 68 points, including his famous 100-point game, also against the Knicks, at Hershey, are the only players to score more than Maravich. rested me at the end of the first quarter and that gave me the momentum I needed late in the Maravich erased Jerry 63 points for the highest total for a guard. Bob 28 points led New York, which dropped its 24th road game in 31 tries.

Elsewhere in the NBA, Buffalo stopped Golden State 104-97, Detroit downed the New York Nets 112-106, Chicago beat Atlanta 96-87, Denver outscored Kansas City 130128, Los Angeles edged Philadelphia 104-102, Boston dumped Seattle 102-92 and Houston whipped Portland 123-106. Del igiitfu Complete Menu Served Daily I including Lobster Tail I and a large variety of other meats (jf We Feature An Outstanding SALAD BAR FRIDAY NIGHT ICELANDIC CODFISH or FIDDLERS Choice of Potato. Slaw. I SATURDAY SPECIAL- V4 CHICKEN $175 Choice of Potato, Slaw 200 CASH BONUS ON SERIES 5 LUV TRUCK DIRECT FROM CHEVROLET. Come in and make your best deal on one of our many Series 5 LUV Trucks in stock.

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